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Support and auspices - Apoyo y auspicios 

Universidad de Buenos Aires (UBA) 

Facultad de Derecho - UBA 

Facultad de Ingeniería - UBA 

Sponsors - Patrocinios 

SAGE Publications 

Consejo Latinoamericano de Ciencias Sociales 

Universidad de Buenos Aires 

Ministerio de Turismo - Presidencia de la Nación - Argentina 

2 nd ISA Forum Logotype 

The filete porteño is an artistic drawing typically used in Buenos Aires, 

Argentina. Following this style, 2 keywords were used to symbolize the 

complex idea of the “Social Justice” and “Democratization”: “people“ and 

“ballot boxes“. People were represented with an attitude towards life of 

happiness and hope. Three shapes represent human bodies; one of them is 

hugging a circular shape that contains the second keyword, a “Ballot Box”, 

that symbolizes democratization, together with the voting paper. 

2 nd ISA Forum of Sociology - Social Justice and Democratization 

2º Foro ISA de Sociología - Justicia Social y Democratización 

1-4, August 2012, Buenos Aires, Argentina 

© 2012 International Sociological Association 

Programme book 

Graphic design by: Santángelo Diseño 

Printed in Argentina

Table of contents 

Introduction 

Programme 

Programme - Session Details 

Index 

Venue site maps and floor plans ..................................... 6 

Welcome by Michael Burawoy ...................................... 13 

Welcome by Margaret Abraham .................................... 16 

Welcome by Alberto L. Bialakowsky 

and Alicia I. Palermo ................................. 21 

Forum Organization ..................................................... 25 

General Information ..................................................... 30 

Opening Ceremony ..................................................... 35 

Programme Structure .................................................... 36 

Timetables ................................................................. 38 

Plenary Sessions ......................................................... 95 

Open Forum .............................................................. 97 

Sessions Details .......................................................... 98 

Research Committees Sessions ....................................... 100 

Working Groups Sessions ............................................. 323 

Thematic Groups Sessions ............................................ 331 

Joint Sessions .............................................................. 350 

ALAS/AAS Sessions .................................................... 393 

Other Activities ........................................................... 412 

Author Index ............................................................... 415

Mapa de la Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires 

http://mapa.buenosaires.gov.ar 

Faculty of Economics - University of Buenos Aires 

Facultad de Ciencias Económicas - Universidad de Buenos Aires 

Av. Córdoba 2122 C1120AAQ Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Phone [54 11] 4374-4448 

{NB} = New Building - Nuevo edificio 

{OB} = Old Building - Viejo edificio 

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Uriburu 

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Venue site maps and floor plans 

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Welcome address by the President 

of the International Sociological Association 

Michael Burawoy 

President of the ISA 

Welcome 

Bienvenida 

Bienvenue 

It is a great pleasure to welcome the delegates to the second 

Forum of the International Sociological Association here in Buenos 

Aires. We were last in Latin America in 1982, when the World 

Congress was held in Mexico City. It proved to be a turning point 

in the development of our association and I expect our visit to Buenos 

Aires to represent a similar renaissance, breaking attendance 

records and projecting new visions for sociology. 

Although we are here first and foremost as a meeting 

of our 55 Research Committees (and our Thematic Groups and 

Working Groups), nevertheless the Forum is also committed to 

projecting the public face of sociology. Thus, the organizers have 

endowed our meeting with a most fitting theme – Social Justice 

and Democratization. It is fitting because this last year has seen 

movements for social justice and democratization sweep across 

the planet from the Arab Spring to the Indignados to the Occupy 

Movement to the International Student Movement. This wave of 

social protest is still only in its infancy, but it has inspired sociologists 

to interrogate the very meaning both of social justice and of 

democratization. The theme is fitting for a second reason: sociologists, 

but Latin American sociologists in particular, have distinguished 

themselves in the relentless pursuit of both social justice 

and democratization, often against brutal dictatorships and foreign 

interventions. Finally, the theme is fitting because sociology has a 

long and laudable tradition of studying not only the conditions of 

their mutual expansion, but also the complex, and often contradictory, 

relations between social justice and democratization. 

The Forum has only been possible due to the sustained 

and dedicated work of Margaret Abraham, ISA Vice-President and 

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Forum President, the Local Organizing Committee 

headed by its co-Presidents, Alberto Bialakowsky 

and Alicia Palermo, and the ISA Secretariat in 

Madrid. We would not be here were it not for the 

generosity of the administration of the University of 

Buenos Aires who have offered us their premises 

Bienvenida del Presidente 

de la Asociación Internacional de Sociología 

Es un gran placer dar la bienvenida a los delegados 

del Segundo Fórum de la Asociación 

Internacional de Sociología aquí en Buenos 

Aires. Estuvimos por última vez en Latinoamérica 

en 1982, cuando el Congreso Mundial se celebró 

en la Ciudad de México. Fue un punto 

de inflexión en el desarrollo de nuestra asociación 

y espero que nuestra visita a Buenos Aires 

provoque un auge similar, batiendo récords de 

asistencia y planteando nuevos rumbos para la 

sociología. 

Aunque estamos aquí principalmente 

para reunir nuestros 55 Comités de Investigación, 

así como nuestros Grupos Temáticos y Grupos 

de Trabajo, el Fórum también tiene el objetivo 

de difundir la imagen pública de la sociología. 

Por ello, los organizadores asignaron a nuestra 

reunión el tema de “Justicia social y democratización”. 

Es especialmente adecuado dado que 

el año pasado se produjeron movimientos por 

la justicia social y la democratización en todo el 

mundo como la Primavera Árabe, los Indignados, 

Ocupa Wall Street y el Movimiento Internacional 

de Estudiantes. Esta ola de protesta social, todavía 

en sus inicios, ha alentado a los sociólogos 

a examinar el significado mismo de los conceptos 

de justicia social y democratización. El tema 

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to host this huge event. I thank them all and their 

many assistants and aids, and I welcome you all 

to what will be a most memorable event. 


President of the ISA 

también es adecuado por una segunda razón: 

los sociólogos –y en particular los sociólogos 

latinoamericanos– se han distinguido por la búsqueda 

permanente tanto de justicia social como 

de democratización, a menudo contra dictaduras 

brutales e intervenciones extranjeras. Por último, 

el tema es adecuado porque la sociología tiene 

una larga y encomiable tradición de estudiar 

no sólo las condiciones de su mutua expansión 

sino también las relaciones complejas, y con frecuencia 

contradictorias, entre la justicia social y 

la democratización. 

Agradezco a Margaret Abraham, Vice- 

Presidenta de la AIS y Presidenta del Fórum, al 

Comité Organizador Local encabezado por 

sus co-Presidentes, Alberto Bialakowsky y Alicia 

Palermo, y al Secretariado de la AIS en Madrid, 

su arduo trabajo en la organización de este 

Fórum. No estaríamos aquí sin la generosidad 

de la Universidad de Buenos Aires, que nos ha 

ofrecido sus instalaciones como sede para este 

gran evento. Les doy las gracias a todos ellos y a 

sus muchos ayudantes y voluntarios, y les doy la 

bienvenida a este evento, que será memorable. 


Presidente de la ISA

Message de bienvenue du Président de l’Association 

Internationale de Sociologie 

C’est un grand plaisir d’accueillir les délégués au 

deuxième Forum de l’Association Internationale 

de Sociologie ici à Buenos Aires. Le dernier 

évènement de ce type qui ait eu lieu en Amérique 

latine remonte à 1982, à l’occasion du Congrès 

mondial qui s’était tenu à Mexico. Ce Congrès 

a marqué un tournant dans le développement 

de notre association et j’espère que notre 

venue à Buenos Aires sera porteuse d’une 

semblable renaissance, en battant des records 

de participation et en proposant de nouvelles 

perspectives pour la sociologie. 

Bien que nous soyons ici présents d’abord 

et avant tout pour réunir nos 55 Comités de 

Recherche (ainsi que de nos Groupes Thématiques 

et Groupes de Travail), ce Forum vise également 

à présenter l’aspect public de la sociologie. Par 

conséquent, cette rencontre a été organisée sur 

un thème particulièrement approprié : Justice 

sociale et Démocratisation. Le thème est approprié 

sachant que l’année passée a vu déferler dans 

le monde entier des mouvements en faveur de la 

justice sociale et de la démocratisation, depuis 

le printemps arabe jusqu’au mouvement des 

indignados, en passant par le mouvement Occupy 

et le mouvement international des étudiants. Cette 

vague de protestation sociale n’en est encore qu’à 

ses débuts, mais elle a amené les sociologues à 

s’interroger sur le vrai sens de la justice sociale 

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et de la démocratisation. Il y a une deuxième 

raison pour laquelle ce thème est approprié : les 

sociologues, et en particulier les sociologues latinoaméricains, 

se sont illustrés par leur inlassable 

quête à la fois de justice et de démocratisation, 

souvent en opposition à la brutalité des dictatures 

et aux interventions étrangères. Enfin, le thème 

est approprié dans la mesure où la sociologie 

s’intéresse depuis longtemps non seulement aux 

conditions de l’expansion mutuelle de la justice 

sociale et de la démocratisation, mais aussi à leurs 

relations complexes et souvent contradictoires. 

Ce Forum n’est devenu réalité que grâce 

au travail de longue haleine et au dévouement 

de Margaret Abraham, Vice-Présidente de 

l’ISA et Présidente du Forum, du Comité Local 

d’Organisation dirigé par ses co-Présidents, 

Alberto Bialakowsky et Alicia Palermo, et du 

Secrétariat de l’ISA à Madrid. Et nous ne serions 

pas ici sans la générosité de l’administration 

de l’Université de Buenos Aires, qui a accepté 

d’accueillir ce grand évènement dans ses locaux. 

Je les remercie tous, ainsi que tous ceux qui les ont 

aidés dans leur tâche, et vous souhaite à tous la 

bienvenue pour ce qui va constituer un évènement 

particulièrement mémorable. 


Président de l’ISA

Welcome from ISA Vice-President Research Council 

and Forum President 

Margaret Abraham 

ISA Vice-President, 

Research Council 

ISA Forum President 

Dear colleagues and friends, 

On behalf of the International Sociological 

Association it is my great honor to welcome 

you all to the Second ISA Forum of Sociology 

in Buenos Aires! Our Forum theme of “Social 

Justice and Democratization” is particularly timely. 

This past year, we have witnessed how people 

across the globe have been challenging oppressive 

social, political, and economic regimes with 

indomitable courage, striving for social justice 

and daring against all odds to take the difficult 

roads to democratization. As sociologists, it is 

critical for us to consider the multiple ways that 

our sociological research, pedagogy, policy and 

practice can substantively address the complex issues 

and formidable dilemmas of our time. This Forum provides an 

excellent platform for us to proactively engage in the international 

dissemination, exchange of information and global dialogue that 

can contribute to transformative change. 

We have developed a strong program for this Second ISA 

Forum of Sociology. Much of the success for the scientific wealth, 

scale, and diversity of this program is the result of the immense efforts 

of the 55 ISA Research Committees, Thematic and Working 

Groups whose sessions are the foremost priority of this Forum held 

in Buenos Aires. Through their various research specialties and collaborative 

endeavors, these groups, under the stewardship of their 

respective program coordinators, have together organized over six 

hundred and fifty sessions. These sessions cover a range of topics, 

including many issues and regions that specifically focus on the 

Forum theme. The Latin American Sociological Association and the 

Argentinian Association of Sociology, our local organizational partners 

for this Forum have also put together thirty additional sessions 

that further expand our focus on Latin America. In addition, we have 

organized four plenary sessions especially devoted to deepening 

our understanding of social justice and democratization, gender 

and human rights, social and economic inequalities, and public 

sociology which we hope will stimulate further discussion and debate. 

As we know Latin America has been an important site for 

the study of social justice and democratization and Latin American 

sociologists have been deeply committed to research and action in 

the struggles for social justice and democratization. We are therefore 

fortunate to have the Local Organizing Committee setting up 

two important Open Forum sessions that specifically spotlight social 

justice and the processes of democratization in Latin America. 

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I am extremely pleased to share that, fitting 

with the theme of this Second ISA Forum and 

as part of my commitment as ISA Vice President for 

Research, we have also launched a new ISA initiative 

to create a virtual open access “Social Justice 

and Democratization Space”. This initiative, in 

conjunction with Robert Rojek, SAGE Publications, 

is designed to promote more open, equal, and 

sustainable forms of knowledge production, dissemination, 

and exchange. Such open access 

virtual space has the potential to break down borders 

and boundaries and offer us greater possibilities 

to share our sociological research, pedagogy, 

policy and practices in the public sphere. 

A tremendous amount of work has been 

undertaken at the backstage to ensure the success 

of this Forum with more than 3600 participants 

from 88 countries. The ISA Secretariat in Madrid, 

led by Izabela Barlinska, Executive Secretary, 

has been crucial in all stages of preparing for 

this big event. Michael Burawoy, ISA President, 

the Research Coordinating Committee and the 

Executive Committee have all been an integral part 

of this journey. I want to also take this opportunity 

to thank the Local Organizing Committee headed 

by its co-Presidents, Alberto L. Bialakowsky and 

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Alicia I. Palermo, for their collaboration and also 

to convey a deep appreciation to our host, the 

University of Buenos Aires for opening this wonderful 

academic venue to all of us. 

To each of you conference participants 

who have come from all over the world, I hope 

this Second ISA Forum provides an excellent opportunity 

to share your research, learn from one 

another, enjoy the new intellectual challenges that 

emerge in international meetings and discussions, 

learn about the traditions, history and culture of 

Argentina, form new friendships and strategize 

about social change. Ultimately, I hope that this 

Forum on the theme of social justice and democratization 

will result in ongoing dialogue and exchange 

of ideas and that it will strengthen the 

links between sociologists and the public sphere, 

at the same time as it will enlarge and make the 

latter more inclusive. 

Once again a very warm welcome and I 

personally hope to meet many of you during the 

Forum! 

Bienvenida de la Vice-Presidenta del Consejo de 

Investigación y Presidenta del Fórum de la ISA 

Estimados colegas y amigos: 

En nombre de la Asociación Internacional 

de Sociología es para mí un gran honor darles 

la bienvenida al Segundo Fórum de la ISA en 

Buenos Aires. El tema del Fórum, “Justicia social 

y democratización”, es particularmente oportuno. 

El año pasado fuimos testigos de cómo por 

todo el mundo la gente desafió regímenes opresivos 

en lo social, lo político y lo económico con 

valentía inquebrantable; aspirando a la justicia 

social y atreviéndose pese a todos los obstáculos 

a emprender el difícil camino de la democratización. 

Como sociólogos, es fundamental 

que tengamos en cuenta las múltiples maneras 


ISA Vice-President, Research Council 

ISA Forum President 

en que nuestra investigación, pedagogía, política 

y práctica sociológica pueden examinar a 

fondo las cuestiones complejas y los enormes 

dilemas de nuestra época. Este Fórum proporciona 

una excelente plataforma para que nos 

involucremos de forma proactiva en la difusión 

internacional, el intercambio de información y 

el diálogo global, que pueden contribuir a un 

cambio transformador. 

Hemos desarrollado un sólido programa 

para este Segundo Fórum de Sociología de la 

ISA. Gran parte del éxito en términos de riqueza 

científica, amplitud y diversidad del programa se 

debe a los inmensos esfuerzos de los 55 Comités

de Investigación de la ISA, así como los Grupos 

Temáticos y de Trabajo, cuyas sesiones son la 

máxima prioridad de este Fórum en Buenos 

Aires. A través de sus numerosas investigaciones 

especializadas y proyectos de colaboración, 

estos grupos, bajo la gestión de los respectivos 

Coordinadores de Programa, han organizado 

más de 650 sesiones. 

Estas sesiones abarcan una amplia gama 

de asuntos, muchos de los cuales se centran 

en cuestiones y regiones directamente relacionadas 

con el tema del Fórum. La Asociación 

Latinoamericana de Sociología y la Asociación 

Argentina de Sociología, nuestros co-organizadores 

locales para este Fórum, han organizado 

treinta sesiones adicionales que amplían nuestro 

alcance en Latinoamérica. Además, hemos organizado 

cuatro sesiones plenarias especialmente 

dedicadas a profundizar en nuestra comprensión 

de la justicia social y la democratización, el género 

y los derechos humanos, las desigualdades 

sociales y económicas, y la sociología pública, 

que esperamos fomenten todavía más el diálogo 

y el debate. Como sabemos, Latinoamérica 

ha sido una región importante para el estudio 

de la justicia social y la democratización y los 

sociólogos latinoamericanos han estado profundamente 

comprometidos con la investigación y la 

acción en estas luchas. En esta línea, el Comité 

Organizador Local ha organizado dos importantes 

sesiones del Foro Abierto que hacen hincapié 

específicamente en la justicia social y los procesos 

de democratización en Latinoamérica. 

Acorde con el tema de este Segundo 

Fórum de la ISA y como parte de mi compromiso 

como Vicepresidenta de Investigación de la 

ISA, me complace sobremanera compartir con 

ustedes que hemos puesto en marcha una nueva 

iniciativa para crear un “espacio de justicia 

social y democratización” virtual y de acceso 

abierto. Esta iniciativa se ha diseñado, conjuntamente 

con Robert Rojek de la editorial SAGE, 

para fomentar formas más abiertas, igualitarias y 

sostenibles de producción, difusión e intercambio 

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del conocimiento. Este espacio virtual de acceso 

abierto tiene el potencial de romper las fronteras 

y ofrecernos mayores posibilidades de compartir 

nuestra investigación, pedagogía, política y 

prácticas sociológicas en la esfera pública. 

Se ha realizado un enorme esfuerzo entre 

bastidores para velar por el éxito de este Fórum 

con más de 3600 participantes de 88 países. 

La Secretaría de la ISA en Madrid, dirigida por 

Izabela Barlinska, Secretaria Ejecutiva, ha sido 

indispensable en todas las etapas de la preparación 

de este gran evento. Michael Burawoy, 

Presidente de la ISA, el Comité Coordinador 

de Investigación y el Comité Ejecutivo han sido 

parte integrante de esta labor. También quiero 

aprovechar la ocasión de agradecer al Comité 

Organizador Local, encabezado por sus co-presidentes 

Alberto L. Bialakowsky y Alicia I. Palermo, 

por su colaboración y también deseo transmitir 

un profundo agradecimiento a nuestro anfitrión, 

la Universidad de Buenos Aires, por acogernos a 

todos en esta magnífica sede académica. 

A los participantes de esta conferencia 

que han venido de todo el mundo, espero que 

este Segundo Fórum de la ISA les proporcione 

una excelente oportunidad de compartir vuestra 

investigación, aprender de los demás, disfrutar de 

los desafíos intelectuales que surgen en las reuniones 

y diálogos internacionales, aprender de las 

tradiciones, historia y cultura de la Argentina, forjar 

nuevas amistades y desarrollar estrategias para 

el cambio social. En definitiva, espero que este 

Fórum sobre “Justicia social y democratización” dé 

lugar a un diálogo e intercambio de ideas continuo 

y que fortalezca los lazos entre los sociólogos 

y la esfera pública, al tiempo que convierta dicha 

esfera pública en más grande e inclusiva. 

Una vez más, les doy una cálida bienvenida 

y espero conocer personalmente a muchos 

de ustedes durante el Fórum. 


Vice-Presidenta del Consejo de Investigación 

Presidenta del Fórum de la ISA

Message de bienvenue du Vice-Présidente du Conseil 

de la Recherche y Présidente du Forum de l’ISA 

Chers collègues, chers amis, 

Au nom de l’Association Internationale 

de Sociologie, c’est pour moi un grand honneur 

de vous accueillir à ce deuxième Forum de 

Sociologie de l’ISA à Buenos Aires ! Le thème de 

notre Forum, « Justice sociale et Démocratisation », 

vient particulièrement à propos. Depuis l’année 

dernière, nous avons pu voir comment, dans le 

monde entier, des personnes se sont élevées 

avec un courage sans bornes contre des régimes 

sociaux, politiques et économiques oppressifs, 

luttant pour la justice sociale et osant malgré tous 

les obstacles s’engager sur les voies ardues de 

la démocratisation. En tant que sociologues, il est 

essentiel pour nous de prendre en considération 

les multiples manières dont nos recherches, notre 

pédagogie, nos orientations et notre pratique 

dans le domaine de la sociologie peuvent nous 

permettre d’aborder de manière approfondie 

les problèmes complexes et les dilemmes 

considérables de notre temps. Ce Forum 

constitue pour nous une excellente occasion 

de jouer un rôle en amont dans la diffusion, 

l’échange d’informations et le dialogue à l’échelle 

internationale qui sont susceptibles de contribuer à 

un changement en profondeur. 

Nous avons élaboré un solide programme 

pour ce deuxième Forum de Sociologie de 

l’ISA. Une part importante de la réussite de ce 

programme, en termes de richesse, d’envergure 

et de diversité scientifiques, est le fruit des efforts 

considérables déployés par les 55 Comités de 

Recherche et Groupes Thématiques et de Travail 

de l’ISA, dont les séances constituent la toute 

première priorité de ce Forum de Buenos Aires. 

Grâce à leurs différents domaines de spécialité et 

à leurs efforts de collaboration, ces groupes ont, 

sous la houlette de leurs organisateurs respectifs, 

organisé ensemble plus de 650 séances. Ces 

séances concernent un large éventail de sujets, 

dont de nombreuses problématiques et régions 

spécifiquement axées sur le thème du Forum. 

L’Association Latino-Américaine de Sociologie 

et l’Association Argentine de Sociologie, nos 

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partenaires chargés de l’organisation de ce Forum 

au niveau local, ont également mis en place 

30 séances supplémentaires plus centrées sur 

l’Amérique latine. En outre, quatre séances plénières 

ont été spécialement conçues pour nous permettre 

d’approfondir notre compréhension concernant la 

justice sociale et la démocratisation, les questions 

de genre et les droits de l’homme, les inégalités 

sociales et économiques et la sociologie publique, 

qui, nous l’espérons, susciteront de nouveaux 

débats. On le sait, l’Amérique latine a constitué 

un terrain important pour l’étude de la justice 

sociale et de la démocratisation, et les sociologues 

latino-américains ont, à travers leurs recherches et 

leur action, été fortement engagés dans les luttes 

pour la justice sociale et la démocratisation. Nous 

avons ainsi la chance d’avoir le Comité Local 

d’Organisation qui organise deux importantes 

séances de Forum ouvert qui mettent spécifiquement 

l’accent sur la justice sociale et les processus de 

démocratisation en Amérique latine. 

J’ai le grand plaisir de vous informer que, 

en accord avec le thème de ce deuxième Forum 

de l’ISA et au titre de mon engagement en tant 

que Vice-Présidente de l’ISA à la Recherche, nous 

avons par ailleurs lancé une nouvelle initiative de 

l’ISA visant à créer un « Espace pour la Justice 

sociale et la Démocratisation » en libre accès 

virtuel. Cette initiative, réalisée conjointement avec 

Robert Rojek (SAGE Publications), est destinée à 

favoriser des formes de production, de diffusion et 

d’échange des savoirs plus ouvertes, égalitaires et 

durables. Ce type d’espace virtuel en accès libre 

est susceptible d’abolir les frontières et d’élargir 

nos possibilités de partager au sein de la sphère 

publique nos recherches, notre pédagogie, nos 

orientations et nos pratiques dans le domaine de 

la sociologie. 

Dans les coulisses, un travail considérable 

a été réalisé pour assurer la réussite de ce Forum, 

avec plus de 3600 participants venus de 88 

pays. Le Secrétariat de l’ISA à Madrid, dirigé par 

Izabela Barlinska (Secrétaire Exécutive), a joué un 

rôle déterminant à toutes les étapes des préparatifs

en vue de ce grand évènement. Michael 

Burawoy (Président de l’ISA), ainsi que le Comité 

de Coordination de la Recherche et le Comité 

Exécutif, ont tous pleinement participé à cette 

entreprise. Je voudrais également profiter de cette 

occasion pour remercier pour leur collaboration 

le Comité Local d’Organisation dirigé par ses 

co-Présidents, Alberto L. Bialakowsky et Alicia 

I. Palermo, mais aussi transmettre ma profonde 

reconnaissance à notre hôte, l’Université de 

Buenos Aires, pour nous avoir ouvert les portes 

de cette formidable institution. 

À chacun de vous, participants à ce 

congrès qui êtes venus du monde entier, je 

souhaite que cette deuxième édition du Forum 

de l’ISA soit une excellente occasion de partager 

vos recherches, d’apprendre les uns des autres, 

d’apprécier les nouveaux défis intellectuels 

qui émergent lors de ces rencontres et débats 

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internationaux, d’en savoir plus sur les traditions, 

l’histoire et la culture argentines, de nouer de 

nouvelles amitiés et d’imaginer des stratégies 

pour le changement social. Enfin, j’espère que 

ce Forum sur le thème de la justice sociale et 

de la démocratisation va entraîner un dialogue 

et un échange d’idées qui vont se poursuivre, 

et renforcer les liens entre les sociologues et la 

sphère publique tout en élargissant et rendant 

cette dernière plus participative. 

Encore une fois, je vous souhaite 

chaleureusement la bienvenue et j’espère avoir 

l’occasion de rencontrer personnellement beaucoup 

d’entre vous pendant le Forum ! 


Vice-Présidente de l’ISA, 

Conseil de la Recherche 

Présidente du Forum de l’ISA

Welcome from the Presidents of the Local 

Organising Committee 

Alberto L. Bialakowsky 

President of the Local 


Alicia I. Palermo 

President of the AAS 

Co-President of the Local 


Forum, spaces and bridges 

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The night is falling already at the door 

… Its brush already makes the air wet 

And out of it, spring is born. 

(Tango: Afiches, 

Author: Homero Expósito) 

A quick historical note. A little more than a decade ago, during the 

crisis experienced in Argentina in 2001, involving the economic collapse, 

the brutal crisis of the national currency, and of its symbolic 

value, all taking place in a context of social war, evictions, and 

impoverishment during that fateful month of December, was one of 

the greatest fractures ever suffered by our society since the bloody 

dictatorship (1976-1983). This crisis occurred, much to our surprise, 

in a time of full democracy, bringing about a restructuring of society, 

a social bifurcation. Here, there and everywhere, there were warnings 

accumulating collectively and subjectively. 

All this to say, dear colleagues from the world over, that 

in those days of social fragmentation and emergence of the 

masses, something remarkable happened: civil society came 

together to create hundreds of “neighborhood forums”; people 

gathered together to think about a way out towards “change for 

a livable world”. 

Within academia, we have often asked ourselves: how 

can we think collectively in the midst of devastation? In these days 

we have turned the question around: in the midst of social anomy, 

is the act of thinking necessary? Yes, it is a necessity, maybe a 

cultural compulsion. In these times, after the “springs of democratization”, 

after the renewed mobilizations of the indignados, what 

seems to be out of the question, is going back to where we were – 

the leveling which the global systemic subjection imposes becomes 

geometric, it unfolds of itself. 

We are gathering in large numbers in Buenos Aires to reflect. 

It is a consequence, the result of an action, a multiple associative 

will which realizes itself. The Forum becomes a horizon among our 

members that expands, recovers and renews itself. Perhaps we are 

moving towards a reading of the invisible side of our sociological 

planet, still insufficiently revealed by a sociology that makes itself present. 

This expansion of horizons is breaking molds, once concentric, 

once minimalist, once of the elites. The massive attendance opens up 

a discourse – related to our scientific concerns as well as to the condition 

of our existence without which there wouldn’t be any science.

The Second ISA Forum brings us together 

to consider Social Justice and Democratization in 

our multiplied networks and the specialties of the 

research committees, in the struggle and in the 

inter-change of perspectives, and maybe also to 

share the twists and turns of the collective intellect 

in which we take part as an audience and 

as a symposium. 

You all know, or sense, that we have struggled 

tirelessly for this meeting to take place. Our 

passionate fervor allows us to welcome you to 

the imagined intellectual agora of this ISA Forum 

Bienvenida de los Presidentes del Comité 

Organizador Local 

Fórum, espacios y puentes 

Ya cae la noche a la cancel 

… Ya moja el aire su pincel 

y hace con él la primavera. 


Autor: Homero Expósito) 

Pequeña historia. Hace poco más que una década, 

en la crisis vivida en la Argentina durante 

2001, el estallido económico, la crisis brutal 

de la moneda y su valor simbólico que dice 

parlamentar temporariamente en medio de la 

guerra social, el desalojo y el empobrecimiento, 

resumían en ese fatídico mes de diciembre 

una de las fracturas más grandes que acontecía 

en nuestra sociedad desde la cruenta dictadura 

(1976-1983); dicha crisis aconteció para nuestro 

asombro en plena democracia o en instancias 

democráticas. Este deshacimiento marcó una refundación, 

una bifurcación social, de allí hasta 

aquí la orilla se llenó de alertas que fueron acumuladas 

colectiva y subjetivamente. 

Sea esta diminuta crónica, para decirles 

queridas y queridos colegas del orbe, que en 

aquellos días de fragmentación social, estallido 

de multitudes, ocurrió un hecho singular: la 

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to make of it a praxis, a fraternal bridge, a burst 

of ideas, a spring from which to drink and make 

this Forum our Forum, an international brand of 

creativity. Please let our Buenos Aires be yours. 


President of the Local Organising Committee 


President of the AAS 

Co-President of the Local Organising Committee 

sociedad civil se dio cita para crear cientos de 

“fórums barriales”; el pueblo se reunía para pensar 

gregariamente una salida hacia “un cambio 

para un mundo vivible”. 

Nos hemos interrogado muchas veces 

sociológicamente en la academia sobre este hecho: 

¿cómo es posible pensar colectivamente en 

medio de la devastación?, y actualmente hemos 

rotado la pregunta: ¿en medio de la anomia social 

es preciso pensar? Sí, se trata de una necesidad, 

quizás de una pulsión cultural. En estos 

días de hoy, luego de las “primaveras por la democratización”, 

de las renovadas movilizaciones 

de los “indignados”, lo excluido parece, como no 

puede ser de otro modo, retornar; lo aplanado 

que impone la sujeción sistémica global cobra 

geometría, se despliega. 

Nos hemos dado cita multitudinariamente 

en Buenos Aires para reflexionar; se trata de un 

efecto, del resultado de una acción, una voluntad 

asociativa múltiple que se realiza, el Fórum se 

torna un horizonte al interior de nuestras membresías 

y se expande, se recupera y se renueva. 

Quizás estamos transitando una lectura del lado 

no visible de nuestro planeta sociológico, aún 

insuficientemente descubierto de una sociología

presencial. Este oleaje va rompiendo moldes, 

otrora concéntricos, otrora minimalistas, otrora de 

élites. La presencia masiva inaugura un discurso, 

se trata por cierto de nuestros contenidos científicos, 

se trata también de la condición de nuestra 

presencia sin la cual la ciencia no existe. 

Los temas del II ISA Fórum que nos convocan 

sobre Justicia Social y Democratización 

nos aguardan reticulares multiplicados en las 

especialidades de los comités de investigación, 

en la lucha y en el inter-cambio de perspectivas, 

quizás también para coincidir en las transversales 

del intelecto colectivo que protagonizamos como 

concurrencia y simposio. 

Todas y todos saben, o intuyen, que hemos 

luchado denodadamente para encontrarnos, 

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nuestro fervor casi apasionado es darles la 

¡Bienvenida! a este ágora intelectual imaginada 

del Fórum ISA para hacerlo praxis, puente fraternal, 

como estallido del pensamiento, como fuente 

para abrevar-nos y hacer de este nuestro Fórum, 

una marca orbital de creatividad. Por favor, hagan 

suya y propia nuestra Buenos Aires. 


Presidente del Comité Organizador Local 


Presidenta de la AAS 

Copresidenta del Comité Organizador Local 

Message de bienvenue des Présidents du Comité 

Organisateur Local 

Forum, espaces et ponts 

Déjà la nuit tombe dehors 

… Déjà son pinceau mouille l’air 

Et en fait le printemps. 


Auteur: Homero Expósito) 

Un peu d’histoire. Il y a un peu plus de dix ans, 

pendant la crise qu’a subie l’Argentine en 2001, 

l’effondrement économique, la crise brutale de 

la devise nationale et sa valeur symbolique en 

plein milieu d’une guerre sociale, les expulsions 

et l’appauvrissement, résumaient, en ce mois 

fatidique de décembre, ce qui a constitué l’une 

des fractures les plus importantes de notre société 

depuis la sanglante dictature (1976-1983). À 

notre grand étonnement, cette crise est intervenue 

en pleine démocratie ou période démocratique. 

Cet effondrement a été le point de départ d’une 

refondation, d’un tournant social. Partout, on a 

entendu des signaux d’alarme qui s’accumulaient 

collectivement et subjectivement. 

Après ce très bref rappel, chers 

collègues venus du monde entier, je voudrais 

vous dire qu’en ces temps de fragmentation 

sociale, d’explosion des masses, il est arrivé 

quelque chose de singulier : la société civile 

s’est rassemblée pour créer des centaines de 

«forums de quartier» ; le peuple s’est réuni pour 

tenter de trouver, ensemble, une issue vers «un 

changement pour un monde vivable». 

Dans les milieux universitaires, nous 

nous sommes souvent interrogés là-dessus en 

termes sociologiques : Comment est-il possible 

de penser collectivement au milieu de la 

dévastation ? Et nous avons aujourd’hui retourné 

la question : dans un contexte d’anomie sociale, 

est-il nécessaire de penser ? Oui, il s’agit d’une 

nécessité, peut-être d’une pulsion culturelle. 

Ces temps-ci, suite aux « printemps pour la 

démocratisation », aux mobilisations renouvelées 

des « indignés », ce qui semble exclu – et il ne 

pourrait pas en être autrement – c’est de revenir 

en arrière ; le nivellement que l’assujettissement

systémique mondial impose devient géométrique, 

il se déploie. 

Nous nous sommes donné rendez-vous 

en masse à Buenos Aires, pour réfléchir ; il s’agit 

d’une conséquence, du résultat d’une action, 

une volonté associative multiple qui se réalise. 

Le Forum devient un horizon pour nos membres, 

et il s’étend, se reconstitue et se renouvelle. Il se 

peut que nous soyons en train de nous diriger 

vers une lecture du côté non visible de notre 

planète sociologique, encore insuffisamment 

exploré par une sociologie qui observe. Cette 

vague est en train de briser des moules, jadis 

concentriques, jadis minimalistes, jadis propres 

à des élites. La participation massive annonce 

un discours où il sera d’ailleurs question de nos 

contenus scientifiques, et aussi de la condition 

de notre présence sans laquelle la science 

n’existe pas. 

Les thèmes du IIe Forum de l’ISA qui nous 

réunissent ici pour parler de justice sociale et de 

démocratisation figurent des réseaux multiples 

dans les différentes spécialités des comités de 

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recherche, dans la lutte et l’échange de points 

de vue, peut-être aussi pour se retrouver sur 

les chemins de traverse de l’intellect collectif 

dont nous sommes les protagonistes en tant 

qu’assistance et que symposium. 

Nous savons tous, ou en avons l’intuition, 

qu’il a fallu se battre inlassablement pour organiser 

cette rencontre. Et c’est avec beaucoup de ferveur 

que nous vous souhaitons la bienvenue à cette 

agora intellectuelle qu’est le Forum de l’ISA, pour 

en faire une praxis, un pont fraternel, telle une 

explosion de la pensée, telle une source où boire 

abondamment, et faire de ce Forum votre Forum, 

une marque de créativité qui rayonne à l’échelle 

internationale. Que notre ville de Buenos Aires 

soit la vôtre. 


Président du Comité Organisateur Local 


Présidente de l'AAS 

Coprésidente du Comité Organisateur Local

Executive Committee of the 

International Sociological Association 

2010-2014 

President 

Michael BURAWOY 

University of California, Berkeley, USA 

Vice-President Research Council 

Margaret ABRAHAM 

Hofstra University, USA 

Vice-President National Associations 

Tina UYS 

University of Johannesburg, 

South Africa 

Vice-President Programme 

Raquel SOSA ELÍZAGA 

Universidad Nacional Autónoma 

de México, Mexico 

Vice-President Publications 

Jennifer PLATT 

University of Sussex, United Kingdom 

Vice-President Finance and Membership 

Robert VAN KRIEKEN 

University of Sydney, Australia 

Members of the Executive Committee 

Louis CHAUVEL 

Sciences-Po University Paris, France 

Dilek CINDOGLU 

Bilkent University, Turkey 

Tom DWYER 

University of Campinas, Brazil 

Forum Organization 

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Jan Marie FRITZ 

University of Cincinnati, USA 

Sari HANAFI 

American University of Beirut, Lebanon 

Jaime JIMÉNEZ 

Universidad Nacional Autónoma de 

México, Mexico 

Habibul KHONDKER 

Zayed University, United Arab Emirates 

Simon MAPADIMENG 

North-West University, South Africa 

Ishwar MODI 

International Institute of Social Sciences, 

India 

Nikita POKROVSKY 

Higher School of Economics, Moscow, 

Russia 

Emma PORIO 

Ateneo de Manila University, Philippines 

Yoshimichi SATO 

Tohoku University, Japan 

Vineeta SINHA 

National University, Singapore 

Benjamin TEJERINA 

University of the Basque Country, Spain 

Chin-Chun YI 

Academia Sinica, Taiwan 

Elena ZDRAVOMYSLOVA 

European University St. Petersburg, Russia 

Executive Secretary 

Izabela BARLINSKA 

Poland

Second ISA Forum 

Scientific Committee 

President 

Margaret ABRAHAM 

Hofstra University, USA 

Vice-Presidents 

Alberto L. BIALAKOWSKY 

Universidad de Buenos Aires, 

Argentina 

Michael BURAWOY 

University of California, Berkeley, USA 

Alicia I. PALERMO 

Universidad Nacional de Luján, 

Argentina 

Executive Secretary 

Izabela BARLINSKA 


Members 

Representatives of the 


Louis CHAUVEL 

Sciences-Po University Paris, France 

Dilek CINDOGLU 

Bilkent University, Turkey 

Tom DWYER 


Jan M. FRITZ 


Sari HANAFI 

American University of Beirut, Lebanon 

Jaime JIMENEZ 



Habibul KHONDEKER 

Zayed University, United Arab Emirates 

Mokong Simon MAPADIMENG 

the National Arts Council, South Africa 

Ishwar MODI 

International Institute of Social Sciences, 

India 

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Jennifer PLATT 

University of Sussex, United Kingdom 

Nikita POKROVSKY 

Higher School of Economics, Moscow, 

Russia 

Emma PORIO 

Ateneo de Manila University, Philippines 

Yoshimichi SATO 

Tohoku University, Japan 

Vineeta SINHA 

National University of Singapore 




Benjamin TEJERINA 


Tina UYS 

University of Johannesburg, South Africa 

Robert VAN KRIEKEN 


Chin-Chun YI 

Academia Sinica, Taiwan 

Elena ZDRAVOMYSLOVA 

European University St. Petersburg, Russia 

Representatives of the 

Argentinean Sociological Association and of 

the Latin-American Sociological Association 

Eduardo AQUEVEDO SOTO 

Universidad de Valparaíso, Chile 

Dora BARRANCOS 

Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones 

Científicas y Técnicas, Argentina 

Daniel CAMACHO MONGE 

Universidad de Costa Rica 

Emilio de IPOLA 

Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Theotonio DOS SANTOS 

Unesco, Brazil 

Marco A. GANDASEGUI 

Centro de Estudios Latinoamericanos 

Justo Arosemena, Panama

Pablo GENTILI 

CLACSO, Argentina 

Liliana GASTRON 

Universidad Nacional de Luján, Argentina 

Inés IZAGUIRRE 


Paulo H. MARTINS 

Universidad Federal de Pernambuco, Brazil 

Miguel MURMIS 

Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones 

Científicas y Técnicas, Argentina 

Jaime PRECIADO CORONADO 

Universidad de Guadalajara, Mexico 

Local Organizing Committee 

Local Organizing Institutions 

Asociación Latinoamericana 

de Sociología 

Asociación Argentina de Sociología 


President 

Alberto Leonardo BIALAKOWSKY 

ALAS, Universidad de Buenos Aires, 

Argentina 

Co-President 

Alicia I. PALERMO 

AAS, Universidad Nacional de Luján, 

Argentina 

Vice-Presidents 

Alberto Edgardo BARBIERI 

Facultad de Ciencias Económicas, 


Sergio CALETTI 

Facultad de Ciencias Sociales, 


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Aníbal QUIJANO 

Universidad Ricardo Palma, Perú 

Emir SADER 

CLACSO, Brazil 



México 

José Vicente TAVARES DOS SANTOS 

Universidad Federal de Rio Grande 

Do Sul, Brazil 

Mónica PINTO 

Facultad de Derecho, Universidad de 

Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Honorary Vice-president 

Paulo Henrique MARTINS 

ALAS, Universidad Federal de 

Pernambuco, Brazil 

Members 

General Coordinators 

Alcira DAROQUI 


Silvia LAGO MARTÍNEZ 


Federico SCHUSTER 


Venues Coordinators 

Beatriz WEHLE 


Ana J. ARIAS 


Adriana CLEMENTE 

Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina

Andrea GASTRÓN 


Research Committees’ Hosts Coordinator 

Gloria LYNCH 


Book Exhibition Coordinator 

Marcelo LANGIERI 

Universidad de Buenos Aires, CLACSO 

Cultural Events 

Clara BRAVIN 


Coordination with Universities 

Graciela COUSINET 

Universidad Nacional de Cuyo, 

Mendoza, Argentina 

Ana María PÉREZ 

Universidad Nacional del Nordeste, 

Argentina 

Local hosts 

RC02 Ariel WILKIS 

Universidad Nacional de San Martín, 

Argentina 

RC03 Debora LACASA 


RC04 Eduardo LANGER 

Asociación Argentina de Sociologia and 


Argentina 

RC05 Anahí GONZÁLEZ 


RC07 María Ana GONZÁLEZ 


RC09 Mercedes KRAUSE 


RC10 Denise KASPARIAN 


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Juan PIOVANI 

Universidad Nacional de La Plata, 

Argentina 

Norberto ROCHA 

Universidad Nacional del Comahue, 

Argentina 

Adriana ZAFFARONI 

Universidad Nacional de Salta, Argentina 

Scientific Committee Support 

Néstor COHEN 


Marcelo LANGIERI 

Universidad de Buenos Aires, CLACSO 

Carolina MERA 


Julián REBÓN 


Adrián SCRIBANO 

Universidad Nacional de Córdoba, 

Argentina 

RC11 Adriana FASSIO 


RC12 Andrea GASTRÓN 


RC13 Lía FERRERO 


RC14 Ana MAROTÍAS 


RC15 Ana DURO 

Asociación Argentina de Sociología, 

Argentina 

RC17 Bernardo MARESCA 


Argentina 

RC18 Jaquelina ANAPO 


Argentina

RC19 Mónica CLOT 

Asociación Argentina de Sociología and 


RC20 Gabriel NARDACCHIONE 

CONICET and Instituto de Investigaciones 

Gino Germani, Universidad de Buenos 

Aires, Argentina 

RC21 Soledad ARQUEROS 

CONICET, Argentina 

RC22 María Cecilia GALERA 

Argentina 

RC23 Mariana VERSINO 

Universidad Nacional de La Plata, Argentina 

RC24 Melina TOBIAS 


RC25 Claudia FIDANZA 


RC26 Marilina WINIKS 


RC29 Mariano Hernán GUTIÉRREZ 

Instituto de Investigaciones Gino Germani, 


RC30 Javier HERMO 


RC31 Bernardo MARESCA 


Argentina 

RC32 Delia FRANCO 

Argentina 

RC33 Gabriela ORLANDO 


RC34 Pablo VOMMARO 

CLACSO, Argentina 

RC35 Ana GRONDONA 

Argentina 

RC36 Guadalupe ROMERO and Pilar FIUZA 


RC37 Claudia FIDANZA 


RC38 Betina FREIDIN 

CONICET, Universidad de Buenos Aires, 

Argentina 

RC41 Nicolás SACCO 


RC42 Mónica CASTRO 


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RC43 Cecilia ZAPATA 

Becaria CONICET, Argentina 

RC44 Cecilia María LUSNICH 


RC45 Carolina NAJMÍAS 

Becaria CONICET, Argentina 

RC46 Sebastián CARRANO 

CEIL CONICET, Argentina 

RC47 Candela HERNÁNDEZ 


RC48 Melina VÁZQUEZ 


RC49 Eugenia BIANCHI 



RC51 Joaquín ZAJAC 


RC52 Gabriela PLOTNO 


RC53 Valeria LLOBET 


Argentina 

RC54 Victoria D'HERS 


Argentina 

RC55 Florencia CHAHBENDERIAN 


WG01 Sebastián PEREYRA 

CONICET and Universidad Nacional de 

San Martín, Argentina 

WG02 Verónica GIORDANO 


WG05 Dan ADASZKO 

Universidad Católica ODSA, Argentina 

TG03 Silvia GUEMUREMAN 


TG04 Héctor POGGIESE 

FLACSO, Argentina 

TG05 Syd KROCHMALNY 


TG06 Juan FERENAZ 


TG07 Gabriel GIANNONE 

CONICET, Argentina

General information 

Emergency numbers 

in Buenos Aires 

� Fire Brigade: 100 

� Police Station: 101/911 

� Medical Emergency (SAME): 107 

Currency and Foreign Exchange 

AR$ The Argentinian currency is the peso. 

For update on exchange rates please 

visit . 

Major credit cards are accepted in most 

hotels, stores and restaurants. 

$ Cash machines (ATM) are common and 

accept major credit cards. 

Banks and exchange agencies provide 

currency exchange. Please do not 

accept street exchange proposals. 

Traveler’s checks are almost exclusively 

exchanged at hotels and banks. 

Banks open weekdays only from 

10 am to 3 pm. 

Tax Refund 

$ The prevailing rate of VAT in Argentina is 

21% and is included in retail prices. 

Foreign tourists who may have bought 

items in the country for an amount 

exceeding AR$ 70 in stores participating 

in the Tax Refund system (identified with 

a logo), must keep the payment slips 

to submit them at the Customs Offices 

before boarding. The amount of the 

refund corresponds to the VAT charge 

(21%) minus any administrative charge. 

Tips 

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For more information, please contact: 

Global Refund Argentina S.A. 

Florida 15, 4th floor, Buenos Aires. 

Phone: (54 11) 4342 7561/2413 or 

(54 11) 4343 0932 

 

 

� Service in restaurants is not included in 

the bill and a 10% tip is suggested. 

Shopping 

Voltage 

� 

Shops are open from 10 am to 7 pm 

from Monday to Friday and from 

9 am to 1 pm on Saturdays. 

Shopping centers are open daily from 

10 am to 10 pm, including Saturdays 

and Sundays. 

The electrical supply in Argentina is 

220 volts, 50 Hz. 

Mobile phones 

Many mobile phone companies provide 

international coverage but be aware 

that international fares may apply. If 

you have a tri-band cellphone, you will 

be able to buy in Buenos Aires a new 

SIM card (around USD 10) and receive 

a new local cellphone number. If you 

choose to do this, local fares will apply.

Tourist information 

Tourist Information Centers provide 

all kinds of printed material (maps, 

guidebooks, brochures) and useful 

information to move around the city. 

If, during your visit, you suffer some 

kind of abuse or discrimination, please 

contact the Tourist Ombudsman. 

Phone: (54 11) 4302 7816 

Ave. Pedro de Mendoza 1835 (close to 

Benito Quinquela Martin Museum, in the 

neighborhood of La Boca). 

Monday - Friday, 10 am – 5 pm 

Email: turista@defensoria.org.ar 

Tourist police station 

� Tourist police station headquarters 

receive any formal complaints from 

tourists in cases of offense, theft, petty 

crime, loss, etc. It also works on crime 

prevention. You can also receive help in 

case of extraordinary procedures with 

embassies and consulates. 

Information is available in English, 

Italian, French, Portuguese, Ukrainian 

and Japanese. 

Address: Avenida Corrientes 436 

Phone: 0800 999 5000 

(54 11) 4346 5748 

Email: turista@policiafederal.gov.ar 

Taxis and Remises 

Black-and-yellow city taxis depend on 

Buenos Aires City Government. 

Phone: (54 11) 4323 8001 

License controls are not enforced 

rigorously. There have been numerous 

reports of organized crime controlling the 

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access of taxis to the city airports and 

other major destinations. Taxi drivers are 

known for trying to take advantage of 

tourists. 

Limo services, known as remises, have 

become popular in recent years. They 

are run by private companies: 

REMIS World Car: 

Phone: (54 11) 5480 1215 

 

 

REMIS Vip Cars Sales Points 

Phone: (54 11) 5480 4590 

(54 11) 5480 4594 

REMIS Manuel Tienda León Sales 

Phone: (5411) 4314 3636 

(5411) 4315 5115 

 

Public transportation system 

Subway 

Buses 

The Buenos Aires subway (locally known 

as subte, from “subterráneo” meaning 

underground or subway), is a high-yield 

system providing access to various parts 

of the city. 

Fares are cheaper than that of city 

buses. The Buenos Aires underground 

has six lines which also have links to the 

commuter rail system. 

� There are over 150 city bus lines called 

colectivos, each one managed by an 

individual company. These compete with 

each other, and attract exceptionally 

high use with virtually no public financial 

support. Their frequency makes them 

equal to the subway systems of other 

cities, but buses cover a far wider area 

than the subway.

Colectivos do not have a fixed timetable, 

but run from four to six per hour, 

depending on the bus line and time of 

the day. With inexpensive tickets and 

extensive routes, usually no further than 

Registration Information 

� The Registration Desk and Conference 

Secretariat are located in the Faculty of 

Economics of the University of Buenos 

Aires. Address: Avenida Córdoba 2122. 

Please note that if we have not received 

your payment beforehand, you will have 

to pay by credit card in order to be able 

to attend the conference. 

Registration Desk 

Opening Hours 

Badges 

On-site registration starts on 

Tuesday, July 31 at 9 am. 

Tuesday, July 31 9 am – 8 pm 

Wednesday, August 1 8 am – 6 pm 

Thursday, August 2 8 am – 6 pm 

Friday, August 3 8 am – 3 pm 

Saturday, August 4 8 am – 3 pm 

Each delegate will receive a name 

badge upon registration. For security 

reasons, all delegates are requested to 

wear or bring their badge during all the 

congress activities. 

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four blocks from commuters’ residences, 

the colectivo is the most popular means 

of transport to move around the city. The 

ticket is sold on the bus and only coins 

are accepted. 

Certificates 

Conference certificates will be available 

at the Registration Desk. 

Book Exhibition 

� 

The book exhibition is located in the 

Patio Uriburu of the Faculty of Economics 

and will be open for the duration of the 

congress. 

Opening Ceremony 

and Reception 

The Opening Ceremony will take place 

on Wednesday, August 1 from 4:15 pm 

to 5:45 pm at the Assembly Hall of the 

Faculty of Economics. The Reception will 

take place from 8:15 pm to 9:45 pm 

in the Patio Uriburu of the Faculty of 

Economics. Finger food and drinks will 

be served. 

Party, August 4 

All delegates are invited to join for an 

evening of entertainment. You will have 

the opportunity to mingle and party with 

colleagues from all over the world at

Salones Buen Aire, address: Sarmiento 

1272, Buenos Aires. 

Price per person is USD 30 and 

includes: 

Starters: sandwiches, empanadas (beef, 

ham and cheese, and vegetable pies) 

Main Course: pizzas (mozzarella, 

napolitana, eggplant, fugazzetta) 

Dessert: ice creams 

Drinks: soda and mineral water, 1 glass 

of wine (paid bar service available) 

Technical Information 

� A projector and a laptop will be 

available in all lecture halls for 

PowerPoint presentations. Internet access 

in lecture halls is not available. 

� 33 � 

Disclaimer 

� 

The Organizing Committee and the 


accept no liability for any injuries/ 

losses incurred by participants and/ 

or accompanying persons, nor for loss 

of, or damage to, any luggage and/or 

personal belongings. 

Delegates are advised to take out 

their own insurance to cover personal 

belongings, travel and cancellation as 

the Congress does not cover individuals 

against cancellation of bookings, theft or 

damage to belongings.

Michael BURAWOY, ISA President 

Opening Ceremony 

International Sociological 

Association 

Margaret ABRAHAM, ISA Vice President Research and Forum President: Opening Address: 

Making a Difference: Sociology, Social Justice and Democratization in the 21 st Century 


Alberto L. BIALAKOWSKY, LOC President 

Alicia I. PALERMO, LOC Co-President and President, Argentinian Sociological Association 

Paulo Henrique MARTINS, President, Latin-American Sociological Association 

University of Buenos Aires 

Representatives 

Alberto Edgardo BARBIERI, Dean, Faculty of Economics and Vice-Rector, University of 


Sergio CALETTI, Dean, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Orchestra 

Orquesta Infanto-Juvenil de Florencio Varela 

Director: Osvaldo AGUILERA 

Programa Socioeducativo del Minsterio de Educación de La Nación 

� 35 �

Programme 

Structure 

July 09:00-10:30 10:45-12:15 12:30-14:00 

Tuesday 31 Registration 

August 

Wednesday 1 RC ~ WG ~ TG RC ~ WG ~ TG RC ~ WG ~ TG 

Thursday 2 RC ~ WG ~ TG RC ~ WG ~ TG RC ~ WG ~ TG 

Friday 3 RC ~ WG ~ TG RC ~ WG ~ TG RC ~ WG ~ TG 

Saturday 4 

RC ~ WG ~ TG 


Business Meeting 2 

� 36 � 

RC ~ WG ~ TG RC ~ WG ~ TG

14:30-16:00 16:15-17:45 18:15-19:45 20:15-21:45 

Registration 


Business Meeting 1 

Meet ISA Editors & 

Journals 

RC ~ WG ~ TG Opening Ceremony 

� 37 � 

Opening Plenary 

Session 

Registration 

Welcome Reception 

RC ~ WG ~ TG RC ~ WG ~ TG Plenary Session Open Forum 

RC ~ WG ~ TG 

Roundtable Junior/ 

Senior Scholars 

RC ~ WG ~ TG RC ~ WG ~ TG 

RC = Research Committees 

WG = Working Groups 

TG = Thematic Groups 

Plenary Session Open Forum 

Clossing Plenary 

Session 

Party

16:15 - 17:45 

July 

Timetables 

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 

29 30 31 1 2 3 4 

Session ID Title Room 

Other Activities 1 Meet ISA Editors & Journals APT 10 {OB} 

Other Activities 2 Research Council Business Meeting - Part I 450 {NB} 

AH = Assembly Hall - Salón de Actos 

APT = Amphitheatre - Anfiteatro 



� 38 �

09:00 - 10:30 

August 

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 

29 30 31 1 2 3 4 

Session ID Title Room Chair 

ALAS AAS 

Sessions 

RC36 

Alienation Theory and 

Research 

RC25 

Language and Society 

RC54 

The Body in the Social 

Sciences 

RC53 

Sociology of Childhood 

RC07 

Futures Research 

RC35 

Conceptual and 

Terminological Analysis 

RC11 

Sociology of Aging 

RC20 

Comparative Sociology 

RC23 

Sociology of Science 

and Technology 

3 Additional Session 1 - Educación, gestión 

y ética 

� 39 � 

APT 212 

{OB} 

4 Alienation Theory Revisited. Part I 452 

{NB} 

5 Analyzing Racist Discourses 32 

{OB} 

6 Body in Culture and Society: Embodiment, 

Theory and Practice 

7 Children, Society and Exclusions. Part I-A 

in English 

8 Citizenship and Experiences of 

Participation / Ciudadanía y Experiencias 

de Participación 

462 

{NB} 

444 

{NB} 

APT 16 

{OB} 

9 Community: A Key Sociological Concept 443 

{NB} 

10 Connecting Generations: Societal Policies 

and Family Relations 

11 Cultural Changes and Values in 

Comparative Perspective 

12 Democracy and Surveillance 

Technologies: Relationships between 

Global South and Global North 

440 

{NB} 

458 

{NB} 

APT 120 

{OB} 

Devorah 

Kalekin-Fishman 

Sergey Ryazantsev 

Claudia Malacrida 

Edgardo Lander 

Victoria Haidar 

Susan McDaniel

09:00 - 10:30 


RC32 

Women in Society 

RC31 

Sociology of Migration 

RC43 

Housing and Built 

Environment 

RC14 

Sociology of 

Communication, 

Knowledge and Culture 

RC49 

Mental Health and 

Illness 

RC13 

Sociology of Leisure 

RC03 

Community Research 

RC55 

Social Indicators 

RC44 

Labor Movements 

RC34 

Sociology of Youth 

RC48 

Social Movements, 

Collective Actions and 

Social Change 

RC30 

Sociology of Work 

RC18 

Political Sociology 

RC52 

Sociology of 

Professional Groups 

13 Democracy, Work and Gender Equality: 

A Comparative and Cross-Cultural 

Perspective 

� 40 � 

446 

{NB} 

14 Disasters and Social Justice for Migrants 307 

{OB} 

15 Housing Markets: Comparative, Latin 

America 

16 Imaginaires Démocratiques 

Contemporains Co-Organized with 

AISLF GT12 Socio-anthropologie Politique 

17 Involuntary Psychiatric Treatment and the 

Misuse of Psychiatric Institutions as 

Instruments of Political Oppression 

18 Leisure and Tourism: Social and 

Environmental Concerns. Part I 

19 Local Institutions/Global Frames: 

Dynamics of Durability and Transformation 

20 Measuring and Monitoring Social 

Progress I 

21 Migrant Workers, Labour Unions and 

Collective Protests 

22 New Alliances among the Young: Political 

Action, Citizenship, and Engagement 

23 New Trends and Theoretical Approach in 

the Field of Social Mobilizations and 

Social Change 

24 New Work Organization, New Work 

Division and New Skills. Part I: 

Comparative Analysis of the Practices of 

Work and Management of Employment 

25 Politics of Community and Community 

Development in the South: An 

Epistemological Engagement 

469 

{NB} 

450 

{NB} 

432 

{NB} 

APT 110 

{OB} 

412 

{NB} 

23 

{OB} 

29 

{OB} 

448 

{NB} 

38 

{OB} 

17 

{OB} 

460 

{NB} 

26 Professions and Democracy. Part I 434 

{NB} 

Raul-Enrique Rojo 

Reinhold Kilian 

María Jesús Rodríguez 

García 

Heinz-Herbert Noll 

Ani Wierenga 

Mike Saks

09:00 - 10:30 

WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 

1 2 3 4 


RC10 

Round Table: Social 

justice and participation: 

The role of higher 

education. Part I 

RC10 

Round Table: Social 

justice and participation: 

The role of higher 

education. Part I 

RC04 

Sociology of Education 

RC19 

Sociology of Poverty, 

Social Welfare and 

Social Policy 

RC33 

Logic and Methodology 

in Sociology 

RC33 


in Sociology 

RC33 


in Sociology 

Round Table Session: 

Logic and methodology 

in sociology 

RC33 


in Sociology 


Logic and methodology 

in sociology 

RC22 

Sociology of Religion 

RC05 

Racism, Nationalism 

and Ethnic Relations 

RC09 

Social Transformations 

and Sociology of 

Development 

RC24 

Environment and Society 

27 RC10 RC04 Part I: Round Table 1 

Stakeholders in School and Work 


Participation and Citizenship 


Expansion of Opportunities 

� 41 � 

25 

{OB} 

26 

{OB} 

26 

{OB} 

30 RC19 Business Meeting APT 210 

{OB} 

31 RC33 Round Table: 

Empirical Methods in Aging Research. Part 

II 


Epistemology and Research Design 


Process-Oriented Methodology and 

Theories in Historical and Comparative 

Sociology. Part II 


Qualitative Methods in the Sociology of 

Religion. Part III 

35 Religion and the Challenges of the 

Contemporary World 

36 Researching Racism and Nationalism in 

an Increasingly Challenging Academic 

Environment 

37 Social Change, New Technology and 

Democratization in the Middle East and 

North Africa Region 

38 Social Justice, Democratization and 

Environmental Sociology 

22 

{OB} 

33 

{OB} 

27 

{OB} 

28 

{OB} 

414 

{NB} 

454 

{NB} 

464 

{NB} 

303 

{OB} 

Hugo Jose Suarez; 

Felipe Gaytan Alcala 

Peter Ratcliffe 

Habibul H. Khondker 

Mikael Klintman

09:00 - 10:30 


RC04 


RC19 



Social Policy 

RC21 

Regional and Urban 

Development 

TG04 

Sociology of Risk and 

Uncertainty 

TG06 

Institutional Ethnography 

WG05 

Famine and Society 

WG02 

Historical and 


10:45 - 12:15 

39 The Role of Professional Ethics in 

Promoting Social Compromise. Part I 

40 Towards Better Healthcare for All: What 

Matters in the Transformation of 

Healthcare Systems and Policy. Part I 

41 Urban Studies and the Challenge of 

Travelling Concepts and Comparative 

Methods 

� 42 � 

APT 10 

{OB} 

438 

{NB} 

301 

{OB} 

42 Risk and Health/Illness. Part I 309 

{OB} 

43 Social Justice and Institutional Ethnography 306 

{OB} 

44 Civic Space, Media Movements and 

Politics of Social Justice 

45 Modernizations and Modernities in 

Global Contexts: South-South Dialogues 

34 

{OB} 

31 

{OB} 

Anita Hirsch Adler 

Patrick Brown 


ALAS AAS 

Sessions 

RC41 

Sociology of Population 

RC11 


RC36 


Research 

RC37 

Sociology of Arts 

RC26 

Sociotechnics, 

Sociological Practice 

RC47 

Social Classes and 

Social Movements 

46 Additional Session 2 - Derecho y la 

política 

APT 212 

{OB} 

47 Demographic challenges in societies 468 

{NB} 

48 Age- and Gender- based Inequalities: 

Recent Research and Challenges 

440 

{NB} 

49 Alienation Theory Revisited. Part II 452 

{NB} 

50 Analyzing Art Works as a Way to Social 

Knowledge. Part I 

51 Borders, Cultural Citizenship and 

Sustainability: Human Networks in Action 

52 Bridging sociologies. Globalisation, 

cosmopolitanism and the individual 

466 

{NB} 

442 

{NB} 

302 

{OB} 

Suzanne Vaughan 

Maria Guadalupe 

Vega-Lopez 

Julie McMullin 

Arturo Rodriguez 

Morato 

Henri lustiger Thaler

10:45 - 12:15 


1 2 3 4 


RC53 


RC43 


Environment 

RC12 

Sociology of Law 

RC48 



Social Change 

RC20 


RC14 

Sociology of 



RC25 


RC49 


Illness 

RC35 



RC46 

Clinical Sociology 

RC02 

Economy and Society 

RC15 

Sociology of Health 

RC44 


RC13 


RC55 


RC31 


53 Children, society and exclusions. Part I-B 

in English 

� 43 � 

444 

{NB} 

54 Comparative Housing Policy 469 

{NB} 

55 Comparative Legal Culture 457 

{NB} 

56 Creativity, emotion and risk 38 

{OB} 

57 Current research in comparative Sociology 458 

{NB} 

58 Discours a propos de la democratie 

Session co-organized with AISLF GT21 

Socio-anthropologie Politique 

450 

{NB} 

59 Discourse & Identity 32 

{OB} 

60 Distinguished Speaker Panel: Emerging 

Issues in the Sociology of Mental Health 

61 Epistemological challenges presented by 

the experience of modernity in non- 

Western contexts 1 

432 

{NB} 

443 

{NB} 

62 Essentials of Community Intervention 413 

{NB} 

63 Global Stratification 410 

{NB} 

64 Health care choice: Discourses, 

perceptions and experiences 

438 

{NB} 

65 Innovative approaches to informal work 29 

{OB} 

66 Leisure in turbulent times (Presidential 

Session of ISA RC13) 


Progress II 

68 Migration of labour and human rights 

issues: Reflections on global context 

APT 10 

{OB} 

23 

{OB} 

307 

{OB} 

Marina Kurkchiyan 

Helena Flam 

Jean-Pascal Daloz 

Lise Demailly 

German Fernandez 

Vavrik 

Bronwen Lichtenstein 

Oliver Kozlarek 

Ishwar Modi 

Robert Bijl 

Smita Verma

10:45 - 12:15 


RC23 



RC24 


RC10 

Participation, 

Organizational 

Democracy and 

Self-Management 

RC18 


RC19 



Social Policy 

RC52 

Sociology of 


RC34 


Round Table Session 1: 

Youth and work in a 

globalized world 

RC34 


RC34 





RC34 





RC34 


RC22 


69 New work in the study of science, 

Technology and knowledge 

� 44 � 

APT 120 

{OB} 

70 Nuclear power, risk and climate change 303 

{OB} 

71 Participation and its relationship to social 

justice and democracy. Part I 

72 Political Inequality Outside of the West. 

Part I 

456 

{NB} 

460 

{NB} 

73 Poverty and social policy in Latin America APT 210 

{OB} 

74 Professional competence and careers 434 

{NB} 


Desigualdades y precariedades en las 

trayectorias laborales / Inequalities and 

precariousness in employment trajectories 


Efectos de las características y cambios 

de la economía sobre el empleo juvenil / 

Effects of economy changes on youth 

employment 


Nuevos fenómenos laborales en un 

mundo globalizado / New labour 

phenomena in a globalized world 


Políticas de formación laboral y de 

empleo juvenil / Youth employment and 

training policies 


Subjetividades, representaciones sociales 

y sentidos del trabajo / Subjectivities, 

labour representations and meanings 

22 

{OB} 

25 

{OB} 

26 

{OB} 

26 

{OB} 

33 

{OB} 

80 Religion and the rights of social minorities 414 

{NB} 

Ralph Matthews 

Ritsuko Ozaki 

Jennifer Pribble 

Christine Harrington

10:45 - 12:15 


1 2 3 4 


RC45 

Rational Choice 

RC42 

Social Psychology 

RC29 

Deviance and Social 

Control 

RC07 


81 Social capital: Current research on the 

construction of social capital 

� 45 � 

453 

{NB} 

82 Social Justice and Democratization 19 

{OB} 

83 Social justice and Democratization: 

Diffuse Violence and Social Control 

459 

{NB} 

84 Social Justice, Equality and Participation APT 16 

{OB} 

RC51 Sociocybernetics 85 Systemic perspective to think knowledge 

and cultural management development. 

Part III 

RC54 


Sciences 

RC21 


Development 

RC17 

Sociology of 

Organization 

RC38 

Biography and Society 

RC32 


TG03 

Human Rights and 

Global Justice 

TG04 


Uncertainty 

TG06 


TG05 

Visual Sociology 

WG05 


RC33 


in Sociology 

86 The body in network society: Memory, 

communication and cultural practices on 

the social web and abroad 

87 Urban outskirts: Renewed conflicts in a 

comparative perspective 

304 

{OB} 

462 

{NB} 

301 

{OB} 

88 What Makes an Organization 433 

{NB} 

89 Where Are You From? Experiences of 

Exclusion, Marginalization and Racism. 

Part I 

90 Women, violence and social justice. 

Part I. 

91 Human Rights and the Well-Being of Non- 

Citizens: New Boundaries of Citizenship 

and Belonging. Part I 

454 

{NB} 

446 

{NB} 

305 

{OB} 

92 Risk and Health/Illness. Part II 309 

{OB} 

93 The Social Organization of Knowledge. 

Part I 

94 Visual Sociology as/of Activism for Social 

Justice 

95 Climate Change, Food Insecurity and 

Malnutrition 

96 Process-Oriented Methodology and 

Theories in Historical and Comparative 

Sociology 

306 

{OB} 

430 

{NB} 

34 

{OB} 

31 

{OB} 

Celi Scalon 

Helma Lutz 

Evangelia Tastsoglou 

Claudia Tazreiter 

Martyn Chamberlain 

Liza McCoy 

Regev Nathansohn 

Fumiya Onaka

12:30 - 14:00 


ALAS AAS 

Sessions 

RC54 


Sciences 

RC42 


RC45 


RC36 


Research 

RC07 


RC47 



RC37 


RC23 



RC38 


RC11 


RC26 



RC53 


RC48 



Social Change 

RC46 


RC20 


97 Additional Session 3 - Derecho, cultura y 

migración 

98 Body, emotions and spatial cognition in 

the information society 

99 (In)justice and inequalities in a globalized 

(democratic) world 

100 Actors, choices, and rationality in the 

Global South 

101 Agency and empowerment in the life 

world 

102 Alternatives to neoliberal globalization: 

Comparing counter-hegemonic projects - 

Part I 

103 Anti-nuclear movements after Fukushima 

disaster 

104 Art, (il)legitimacy and consecration 

processes? I 

� 46 � 

APT 212 

{OB} 

462 

{NB} 

19 

{OB} 

453 

{NB} 

452 

{NB} 

APT 16 

{OB} 

302 

{OB} 

466 

{NB} 

105 Beyond risk: Governing unknowns APT 120 

{OB} 

106 Biography and Ethnography 436 

{NB} 

107 Caring for older adults with dementia 440 

{NB} 

108 Cellular globalization: Social theory as 

projected on applied Sociology 

442 

{NB} 

109 Children’s rights and social justice 444 

{NB} 

110 Collective action and the rebirth of social 

movements for social and economic justice 

in Chile: causes, demands and result in a 

global world 

111 Community Development and Social 

Justice 

112 Comparative studies of historical and 

contemporary civilising and decivilising 

shifts in politics, culture and morality 

38 

{OB} 

413 

{NB} 

458 

{NB} 

Bianca Maria Pirani 

Markus S. Schulz; 

William Carroll 

Seung Kuk Kim 

Ling-Yun Tang 

Andreas Oskar Kempf 

Kate O’Loughlin 

Nikita Pokrovsky 

Francisco Baez Urbina

12:30 - 14:00 


1 2 3 4 


RC41 


RC05 



RC25 


RC33 


in Sociology 

RC24 


RC52 

Sociology of 


RC34 


RC30 


RC12 


RC13 


RC19 



Social Policy 

RC31 


RC18 


RC02 


RC32 



Women, social justice 

and democratization, 

Part I 

113 Current issues in population and social 

justice 

� 47 � 

468 

{NB} 

114 Diaspora and ethno-national conflict 454 

{NB} 

115 Discourses of Exclusion and Resistance 32 

{OB} 

116 Empirical Methods in Aging Research 1 24 

{OB} 

117 Environmental problems, natural disasters, 

and socio-technical risks 

118 Globalisation and its impacts on 

professions and organisations 

119 Itinerary of research on youth studies in 

Argentina: Key analysis, perspectives and 

interdisciplinary views 

120 La crisis del trabajo y políticas de vida 

digna: Diagnósticos, reclamos y 

alternativas 

303 

{OB} 

433 

{NB} 

448 

{NB} 

17 

{OB} 

121 Law and migration 457 

{NB} 

122 Leisure, urbanization, migration and ethnic 

relations 

123 Models of social assistance in Latin 

America 

124 Out of Place Emotions: managing 

emotions from a distance 

125 Party Members and Activists in Latin 

America 

APT 110 

{OB} 

APT 210 

{OB} 

307 

{OB} 

460 

{NB} 

126 Political Economy, Knowledge, Ecology 410 

{NB} 


Challenging gendered spaces and 

categories 

22 

{OB} 

Nira Yuval-Davis 

Viviane Resende 

Matthias Gross 

Pedro Nunez; 

Carles Feixa 

Susana Novick

12:30 - 14:00 


RC32 


RC32 


RC32 





Part I 

RC32 





Part I 

RC22 


RC55 


RC10 



Democracy and Self- 

Management 

RC09 



Development 

RC35 




Violence: expressions and solutions 


Women in action: Images and realities 


Women’s work environments 


Women, welfare & economic (re) 

structuring 

132 Religious pluralism and struggle for justice 

in secular democracies 

� 48 � 

25 

{OB} 

26 

{OB} 

26 

{OB} 

33 

{OB} 

414 

{NB} 

133 Social Indicator Databases 23 

{OB} 

134 Social participation and the economic 

and social crisis 

135 Socio-political orders beside the state or 

the limits of the Leviathan 

136 Subjectivity, symbolic power and social 

justice 

RC51 Sociocybernetics 137 Systemic Perspective to think knowledge 

and cultural management development. 

Part II 

RC29 


Control 

RC04 


RC15 


138 The dilemmas of the public safety, social 

inequalities, social control and deviance 

139 The role of professional ethics in 

promoting social compromise. Part II 

140 The transformation of lives: Making up 

people through biotechnologies 

456 

{NB} 

464 

{NB} 

443 

{NB} 

304 

{OB} 

459 

{NB} 

APT 10 

{OB} 

438 

{NB} 

Vappu Tyyska 

Dieter Neubert 

Daniela Lopez 

Maria Ligia De Olivera 

Barbosa

12:30 - 14:00 


1 2 3 4 


RC44 


RC21 


Development 

TG05 


TG04 


Uncertainty 

TG07 

Senses and Society 

TG03 



WG05 


WG01 

Sociology of Local- 

Global Relations 

WG02 



14:30 - 16:00 

141 Unfree labour: States, capital and the 

struggles of migrant and immigrant workers 

for social and economic justice 

142 Urban planning and public policies for 

social and ethnic mix: ‘faith-based 

displacement activities’ or effective 

instruments against socio-spatial exclusion? 

143 On Crime, Justice, Activism, Power and 

Resistance: Top-Down and Bottom-Up 

Visual Practices 

� 49 � 

29 

{OB} 

301 

{OB} 

430 

{NB} 

144 Risk, Biography and Everyday Life. Part I 309 

{OB} 

145 Sensory Experiences: Constituents of 

Social Justice and Democratization? 

146 Transnational Feminism, Global Women’s 

Movements, and Social Justice. Part II 

147 Food Insecurity, Poverty and Vulnerabilities 

in Developing Nations 

148 Local Responses to Globalization: Cases 

of Different Countries 

149 Modernities in Theory: Perspectives 

of/from the Colonized Others 

Invitation Only 

308 

{OB} 

305 

{OB} 

34 

{OB} 

35 

{OB} 

31 

{OB} 

Jennifer Chun 


ALAS AAS 

Sessions 

RC37 


RC22 


RC19 



Social Policy 

150 Additional Session 4 - Sociología de la 

salud y las políticas sanitarias 

151 Analyzing art works as a way to social 

knowledge II 

APT 212 

{OB} 

466 

{NB} 

152 Asian religions in the era of globalization 414 

{NB} 

153 Basic universalism: Is Latin America getting 

closer or further away? 

APT 210 

{OB} 

Ruthie Ginsburg 

Marian Burchardt 

Sylvanna Falcon 

Dmytro Chuchko 

Paulo Menezes

14:30 - 16:00 


RC53 


RC47 



RC41 


RC10 




Management 

RC36 


Research 

RC46 


RC07 


RC24 


RC54 


Sciences 

RC11 


RC34 


RC25 


RC02 


RC12 


RC13 


RC15 


RC38 


154 Children’s lives, voices and well being. 

Poster session & RC 53 Reception. 

155 Conflicts, social movements and 

democracy in the global era 

� 50 � 

444 

{NB} 

302 

{OB} 

156 Current issues in population research 468 

{NB} 

157 Diversity of civic participation patterns in a 

globalizing world 

456 

{NB} 

158 From alienation to empowerment. Part I 452 

{NB} 

159 Gender, Sexuality, Disability and Social 

Justice 

160 Globalization, futures of management, 

and resistance movements. Part I 

161 Governing global socio-ecological 

systems 

162 Human/machine social interaction: The 

felt presence of absent bodies performing 

the sonic and visual streams 

163 Images, Meaning, and Discourses of 

Ageing 

164 Juvenile violence, policing and access to 

justice 

165 Language and Migrations/ Lengua y 

Migraciones 

413 

{NB} 

464 

{NB} 

303 

{OB} 

462 

{NB} 

440 

{NB} 

448 

{NB} 

32 

{OB} 

166 Latin America and global social change 410 

{NB} 

167 Law and politics 457 

{NB} 

168 Leisure and tourism: Social and 

environmental concerns. Part II 

169 Medications and pharmaceuticalization: 

Continuity and change 

170 Methodological Challenges in Biography 

Research 

APT 10 

{OB} 

438 

{NB} 

436 

{NB} 

Fernando Calderon 

Rosa Maria 

Camarena-Cordova 

Pawel Starosta 

Marvin Prosono 

Anastasia- Valentine 

Rigas 

Ulrike Schuerkens 

J. David Tabara 

Adrian Scribano 

Kyriakos Markides 

Rodolfo Gutierrez; 

Roland Terborg 

Agelica Cuellar 

Vazquez 

Feiwel Kupferberg

14:30 - 16:00 


1 2 3 4 


RC55 


RC14 

Sociology of 



171 Methodological issues in constructing 

complex social indicators 

172 New media, democracy and social justice 

Part I 

RC51 Sociocybernetics 173 Observing, measuring and reconstructing 

emergent meaning 

RC04 


RC31 


RC30 


RC44 


RC44 



Emerging alternatives for 

the labor movement: 

New visions, new 

contexts, new strategies 

RC44 


RC44 



Emerging alternatives for 

the labor movement: 

New visions, new 

contexts, new strategies 

RC32 


RC23 



RC52 

Sociology of 


174 Opportunities and barriers to educational 

access and equity in developed nations: 

Issues of race, ethnicity and immigration 

on schooling in a globalizing world 

� 51 � 

23 

{OB} 

450 

{NB} 

304 

{OB} 

APT 10 

{OB} 

175 Out of Place Emotions: Ambiguity of being 307 

{OB} 

176 Panel session. Democracy at work and 

social justice: an international perspective 

177 RC44 Round Table 2: 

Strategies for organizing informal workers 


The solidarity economy, the labor 

movement and the fight against precarious 

employment 


New strategies for bringing union 

democracy to unions with diverse 

memberships 


Organizing Strategies, Diversity and Union 

Democracy 

181 Researching women’s lives in post-colonial 

contexts: Challenges and transformations 

in decolonizing self and research 

182 Science institutions and society: Mutual 

interactions and adaptations 

183 Science, innovation and professional 

development 

17 

{OB} 

22 

{OB} 

25 

{OB} 

26 

{OB} 

26 

{OB} 

446 

{NB} 

APT 120 

{OB} 

434 

{NB} 

Isleide Fontenelle 

David Konstantinovsky 

Jacklyn Cock 

Akosua Adomako 

Ampofo 

Lorenzo Speranza

14:30 - 16:00 


RC21 


Development 

RC29 


Control 

RC05 



TG03 



TG04 


Uncertainty 

TG07 


TG06 


TG05 


WG01 



RC05 



18:15 - 19:45 

184 The role of design and social justice in 

21st century cities: Paradoxes and 

challenges 

185 The sociological explanations of 

deviance, crime and social control 

186 Violencia e interculturalidad / Violence 

and interculturality. Part I 

187 Localizing Global Justice: The Politics of 

Education, Training and Development. 

Part I 

� 52 � 

301 

{OB} 

459 

{NB} 

454 

{NB} 

305 

{OB} 

188 Risk, Biography and Everyday Life. Part II 309 

{OB} 

189 Sensory Order(s), Sensory Transgressions 308 

{OB} 

190 The Social Organization of 

Knowledge. Part II 

191 Visual Activism: The (Street) Art of Making 

Visible Alternative Ways of Seeing the 

World 

192 Panel Session: Global Cultural Centers 

and Development of Local Cultures 

193 Social Positioning in Comparative/ 

Historical Perspective 

Plenary Sessions 194 Plenary Session I: 

Social Justice and Democratization 

306 

{OB} 

430 

{NB} 

35 

{OB} 

31 

{OB} 

Nelson Arteaga 

Botello 

Kristy Kelly 

Marian Burchardt 

Paul Luken 

Christian von Wissel 

Trica Keaton 

AH Alberto L. Bialakowsky

09:00 - 10:30 


1 2 3 4 


ALAS AAS 

Sessions 

RC30 


RC55 


RC38 


RC23 



RC14 

Sociology of 



RC05 



RC20 


RC13 


RC48 



Social Change 

RC07 


RC02 


RC45 


RC25 


RC33 


in Sociology 

195 Additional Session 5 - Participación 

política y programas sociales 

196 Articulating work and family: Gender or 

professional group differences? / Conciliar 

empleo y familia: ¿Unas diferencias de 

género, de grupo profesional u otras? 

197 Assessing quality of life and social 

development: Notions, approaches and 

indicators 

� 53 � 

APT 212 

{OB} 

17 

{OB} 

23 

{OB} 

198 Bodies in motion 436 

{NB} 

199 Changing dynamic in research 

organizations 

APT 120 

{OB} 

200 Consumer culture and social issues 450 

{NB} 

201 Contemporary Racisms, Problematic 

Positionalities and Marginalised Voices: 

The Methodological Challenge 

202 Death and politics: Socio-historical and 

comparative approaches. Part I 

454 

{NB} 

458 

{NB} 

203 Democratization and the promise of leisure APT 110 

{OB} 

204 Democratization movements and human 

rights. Part I 

205 Democratizing futures and digital 

inclusion: Participatory opportunities and 

pitfalls 

38 

{OB} 

APT 16 

{OB} 

206 Diversity in corporate networks 410 

{NB} 

207 Embedded rational choice in institutional 

change 

453 

{NB} 

208 Empowerment, Language and the Body 32 

{OB} 

209 Ethnography 24 

{OB} 

Agustin Salvia 

Susan Bell 

Hebe Vessuri 

Indhu Rajagopal 

Alice Feldman 

Christianne Luce 

Gomes 

Celine-Marie Pascale

09:00 - 10:30 


RC49 


Illness 

RC24 


RC43 


Environment 

RC44 


RC11 


RC47 



RC34 


RC31 


RC32 


RC17 

Sociology of 

Organization 

RC52 

Sociology of 


RC36 


Research 

RC10 

Round Table 

Social justice and 

participation: The role of 

higher education. Part II 

RC10 

Round Table: 

Social justice and 

participation: The role of 

higher education. Part II 

210 Gender, social justice, and mental health 432 

{NB} 

211 Global Commodity Chains And 

Environmental Flows 

� 54 � 

303 

{OB} 

212 Housing and the right to the city. Part I 301 

{OB} 

213 Labor movements and the State: What 

happens when political allies take power? 

214 Later life decision making: Consumption, 

home care, and end of life 

215 Latin American social movements and 

social justice in the Global South 

216 Mass higher education, employment 

opportunities, and youth 

29 

{OB} 

440 

{NB} 

302 

{OB} 

448 

{NB} 

217 Migration In (Post-) Socialist Societies 464 

{NB} 

218 Movimientos de mujeres por la justicia 

social y la democratización en América 

Latina / Women`s movements for social 

justice and democratization in Latin 

America Part I 

219 Organizational critique before (and after?) 

Critical Management Studies/ 

Mechanisms of innovation 

446 

{NB} 

433 

{NB} 

220 Professions and democracy. Part II 434 

{NB} 

221 Race, alienation and everyday life 452 

{NB} 

222 RC10 RC04 Part II: Round Table 1 

Profesionales, universidades y 

conocimiento 


Desafíos de inclusión 

22 

{OB} 

25 

{OB} 

Julia S. Guivant 

Ruy Braga 

Neena Chappell 

Emilio Taddei 

Habibul H. Khondker 

Alicia Dambrauskas; 

Alicia Itati Palermo 

Helena Serra

09:00 - 10:30 


1 2 3 4 


RC04 


RC18 


Roundtable Session: 

Democratization and 

political behavior in the 

Latin America 

RC22 


RC31 


RC21 


Development 

RC04 


RC15 


RC15 


TG04 


Uncertainty 

WG05 


10:45 - 12:15 


Desigualdad escolar 


Democratization and elections in Latin 

America 

226 Regimes of religious regulation I: 

Government and social regulation of 

religion 

227 Repeat migration and social inequalities 

and equalities 

228 Segregation(s) and urban inequalities in 

major cities around the world. Part I 

229 Social inequalities and secondary 

education: Theories, methods and 

research findings 

230 Sociology of complementary and 

alternative medicine. Part I 

231 Towards better healthcare for all: What 

matters in the transformation of healthcare 

systems and policy. Part II 

� 55 � 

26 

{OB} 

26 

{OB} 

414 

{NB} 

307 

{OB} 

304 

{OB} 

APT 10 

{OB} 

438 

{NB} 

APT 210 

{OB} 

232 Voluntary Risk Taking and Edgework 309 

{OB} 

233 Social Injustice, Marginalization and 

Inequalities in Globalised Asia and Africa 

in the Context of Access to Food, Health 

Services and Education 

34 

{OB} 

Steven Lyng 


ALAS AAS 

Sessions 

RC37 


RC36 


Research 

234 Additional Session 6 - Sociología urbana APT 212 

{OB} 

235 Artistic and non-artistic markets: 

Entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation 

236 Bodies, emotions, alienation and 

everyday life 

466 

{NB} 

452 

{NB} 

Florent Gaudez 

Richard Miskolci

10:45 - 12:15 


RC53 


RC44 


RC46 


RC20 


RC49 


Illness 

RC42 


RC24 


RC32 


RC43 


Environment 

RC55 


RC29 


Control 

RC48 



Social Change 

RC23 



RC18 


RC31 


RC12 


RC13 


237 Childhood in democracy's infancy 444 

{NB} 

238 China’s emerging working class and the 

future of the labor movement 

239 Corruption and Globalization: Open 

discussion 

240 Death and politics: Socio-historical and 

comparative approaches. Part II 

� 56 � 

29 

{OB} 

413 

{NB} 

458 

{NB} 

241 Disaster, society and mental health 432 

{NB} 

242 Discursive and narrative approaches to 

identity research 

19 

{OB} 

243 Environmental attitudes and behaviours 303 

{OB} 

244 Gender, science and technology: Postcolonial 

and feminist perspectives 

245 Housing policies: Latin America, popular 

housing, comparative 

246 Human Relations and its Importance for 

Well-Being 

446 

{NB} 

469 

{NB} 

23 

{OB} 

247 Human rights violations 459 

{NB} 

248 Imagining futures: Social movements, 

publics and contentious politics - Part I 

249 International science and technology 

cooperation: The role of academic 

mobility 

250 Intra-party conflicts: Enhancing or 

diminishing democracy at large? 

251 Latin American migration, development 

and transnational citizenship: A South- 

North academic dialogue 

APT 16 

{OB} 

APT 120 

{OB} 

460 

{NB} 

307 

{OB} 

252 Legal professions. Part 1 457 

{NB} 

253 Leisure across disciplines: Theories and 

methods 

APT 110 

{OB} 

Riley Dunlap 

Josephine Beoku-Betts 

Benjamin Tejerina 

Jean-Michel Lafleur 

Hilary Sommerland 

Thomas Henricks

10:45 - 12:15 


1 2 3 4 


RC25 


RC21 


Development 

RC51 

Sociocybernetics 

RC30 


RC14 

Sociology of 



RC11 


RC38 


RC41 


RC35 



RC52 

Sociology of 


RC34 


RC34 


RC34 



Youth identity 

construction: Between 

individualization and 

collective experiences 

of belongingness and 

resistance 

254 Lenguas Indígenas / Indigenous 

Languages 

255 Local Welfare: Changing States, 

Stakeholders Mobilization and Policy 

Rescaling 

256 Modern sociological systems theory in 

social practice. Part II 

257 New career theory and new realities of 

work in the Knowledge Economy / 

Nuevas teorías de la carerra y nuevas 

realidades de trabajo en la Economía del 

Conocimiento 

258 New media, democracy and social 

justice. Part II 

259 Participation and cultural sociology of the 

life course. Part I 

� 57 � 

32 

{OB} 

301 

{OB} 

304 

{OB} 

17 

{OB} 

450 

{NB} 

456 

{NB} 

260 Pictures, biographies and families 436 

{NB} 

261 Population Challenges in Health Equity 468 

{NB} 

262 Power and slavery 443 

{NB} 

263 Professional governance and health 

human resource management: The 

challenges of equality, diversity and 

inclusion. Part I 


Class, place and identity 


Identity construction processes between 

individualization and collective 

experiences. Part I 


Identity construction processes between 


experiences. Part II 

434 

{NB} 

22 

{OB} 

25 

{OB} 

26 

{OB} 

Amado Alarcon 

Oksana Lychkovska 

Julia Rozanova 

Kathy Davis 

Craig Browne 

Ivy Bourgeault

10:45 - 12:15 


RC34 








resistance 

RC34 








resistance 

RC45 


RC22 


RC19 



Social Policy 

RC54 


Sciences 

RC09 



Development 

RC04 


RC02 


RC05 



RC17 

Sociology of 

Organization 


Identity, education and resistance 


Youth activism and resistance in the 

process of identity construction 

� 58 � 

26 

{OB} 

33 

{OB} 

269 RC45 Business Meeting 453 

{NB} 

270 Regimes of religious regulation II: 

Multiculturalism and the management of 

religion 

271 Social protection for older adults in Latin 

America and beyond 

272 The body and difference in society: 

Embodiment, theory and social control 

273 The cultural politics of economic 

development 

274 The democratic schooling: Limits, 

possibilities, and consequences and 

national agendas in a globalizing world 

414 

{NB} 

APT 210 

{OB} 

462 

{NB} 

464 

{NB} 

APT 10 

{OB} 

275 Theorizing gender, state and economy 410 

{NB} 

276 Tracking Contemporary Racisms on Virtual 

spaces and Print media 

277 What makes consumer market 

organizations? 

454 

{NB} 

433 

{NB} 

Jacqueline Low 

Bandana Purkayastha

10:45 - 12:15 


1 2 3 4 


RC47 



TG05 


TG06 


TG03 



WG02 



WG01 



WG05 


12:30 - 14:00 

278 ¿Repolitización de las movilizaciones 

sociales en América Latina? 

279 Civic Media and Creative Youth Activism 

in the Middle East 

280 Puzzles and Challenges in Institutional 

Ethnography Research 

� 59 � 

302 

{OB} 

430 

{NB} 

306 

{OB} 

281 Risk, Human Rights and Global Justice 305 

{OB} 

282 Case-Based Comparative-Historical 

Investigations: Different Purposes, Different 

Strategies, Different Outcomes 

283 Local Development and Local Democracy: 

Problems of Social Justice 

284 Tackling Poverty and Vulnerability: Role of 

the Informal Sector 

31 

{OB} 

35 

{OB} 

34 

{OB} 

Maria da Gloria Gohn 

Jorgelina Flury 

Barbara Comber; 

Alison Griffith 

Edward Sieh 


ALAS AAS 

Sessions 

RC22 


RC02 


RC53 


RC26 



RC30 


RC02 


285 Additional Session 7 - Ciencia, tecnología 

y sociedad: Territorios de confluencia 

286 Alternatives religiosities and beliefs in 

contemporary world 

287 Alternatives to neoliberal globalization: 

Comparing counter-hegemonic projects. 

Part II 

APT 212 

{OB} 

414 

{NB} 

APT 16 

{OB} 

288 Children’s bodies 444 

{NB} 

289 Community empowerment and regional 

cohesion policy in times of crisis 

290 Conciliar empleo y familia: ¿Unas 

diferencias de género, de grupo 

profesional u otras? 

291 Economy, economists & public decision 

making 

442 

{NB} 

17 

{OB} 

410 

{NB} 

Larisa Vdovichenko

12:30 - 14:00 


RC54 


Sciences 

RC35 



RC38 


RC47 



RC46 


RC04 


RC49 


Illness 

RC21 


Development 

RC52 

Sociology of 


RC23 



RC12 


RC13 


RC31 


RC25 


RC15 


RC17 

Sociology of 

Organization 

292 Embodiment and creation: Metropolitan 

bodies and the flows of tradition 

293 Epistemological challenges presented by 

the experience of modernity in non- 

Western contexts 2 

294 Food as a special symbol in the migration 

process 

295 Forms of social justice: Localism and 

globalism in Asian context 

� 60 � 

462 

{NB} 

443 

{NB} 

436 

{NB} 

302 

{OB} 

296 Health and Justice 413 

{NB} 

297 Higher education policies to promote 

retention and graduation 

298 HIV/AIDS, social change and social 

justice 

APT 10 

{OB} 

432 

{NB} 

299 Housing and the right to the city. Part II 301 

{OB} 

300 In-between fragmentation and new 

identities: Professional socialisation within 

established and emerging fields of 

professionalism. Part I 

301 Interfaces between the technical world 

and the lived reality. 

434 

{NB} 

APT 120 

{OB} 

302 Legal professions. Part 2 457 

{NB} 

303 Leisure education: Social justice in life-long 

learning. Part I 

304 Migrant ‘illegality’ and non-citizen 

precarious status in the Americas 

APT 110 

{OB} 

307 

{OB} 

305 Nationalism and Identity 32 

{OB} 

306 Obesity: A 21st century plague? 438 

{NB} 

307 Organizing climate change 433 

{NB} 

Shinsuke Sakumichi 

Sergio Tavolaro 

Lena Inowlocki 

Daishiro Nomiya 

Ana Garcia de Fanelli 

Christiane Schnell 

Hilary Sommerland 

Ewa Morawska 

Nadya Georgieva

12:30 - 14:00 


1 2 3 4 


RC19 



Social Policy 

RC11 


RC05 



RC36 


Research 


Alienation and culture 

RC55 


RC37 


RC42 


RC44 


RC51 


RC14 

Sociology of 



RC48 



Social Change 

RC41 


RC32 


RC34 


RC29 


Control 

308 Panel discussion: 

The quality of social policy: Explaining 

cross-national and sub-national differences 

309 Panel: 

The life-course perspective in Latin America 

� 61 � 

APT 210 

{OB} 

440 

{NB} 


{NB} 


Alienated labor in the production of 

cultural and social capital 

22 

{OB} 


{OB} 

313 Social justice and democratization: Avantgardes 

(then and now), art and change I 

314 Social resource theory: challenges, 

insights and prospects. Panel session 

315 The attack on public sector unionism and 

labor’s response 

316 The challenge of Sociocybernetics for 

Cultural and Political Knowing 

317 Videography and the Analysis of Visual 


318 Visual Representation of Injustice and 

Exclusion 

319 Who’s afraid of population decline? 

Challenges, responses and consequence 

466 

{NB} 

19 

{OB} 

29 

{OB} 

304 

{OB} 

24 

{OB} 

38 

{OB} 

468 

{NB} 

320 Women, violence and social justice. Part II 446 

{NB} 

321 Working with, for and through young 

people: Community, public care and custody 

448 

{NB} 

322 Youth and violence 459 

{NB} 

Ruut Veenhoven 

Jeffrey Halley 

Piotr Sztompka 

Antoinette Hetzler 

Trudi Cooper

12:30 - 14:00 


TG03 



TG07 


TG04 


Uncertainty 

WG02 



WG05 


14:30 - 16:00 

323 Localizing Global Justice: The Politics of 

Education, Training and Development. Part II 

324 Sensory Scholarship: New Directions in 

Theory and Methodology? 

325 Theoretical Developments on Risk, 

Uncertainty and Related Concepts. Part I 

326 The Sociogenesis of Environmental Injustice 

and Inequality in Latin America: Historic- 

Comparative Sociological Approaches 

327 Towards Social and Financial Inclusion: 

Exploring Right Path through Social Justice, 

Social Security and Democratization 

� 62 � 

305 

{OB} 

308 

{OB} 

309 

{OB} 

31 

{OB} 

34 

{OB} 

Kristy Kelly 


ALAS AAS 

Sessions 

RC04 


RC22 


RC34 


RC18 


RC29 


Control 

RC14 

Sociology of 



RC54 


Sciences 

328 Additional Session 8 - Medioambiente, 

recursos naturales y desarrollo 

329 Academic capitalism: Transformation of 

justice or democracy development? 

330 Beliefs in the city: Religious transformations 

in urban areas 

APT 212 

{OB} 

APT 10 

{OB} 

414 

{NB} 

331 Citizenship and in/exclusion 448 

{NB} 

332 Civil society and the state in Latin America 

and beyond: New patterns of 

relationship. Part I 

460 

{NB} 

333 Cultural dimensions of crime and violence 459 

{NB} 

334 Cultural industries, new media and art in 

the global world 

335 Embodied players: Re-thinking the role of 

the physical in leisure 

450 

{NB} 

462 

{NB} 

Natalia Besedovsky 

Svetlana Sharonova 

Paul Lopes

14:30 - 16:00 


1 2 3 4 


RC11 


RC23 



RC48 



Social Change 

RC26 



RC41 


RC10 



Democracy and 


RC52 

Sociology of 


RC05 



RC13 


RC31 


RC55 


RC09 



Development 

RC51 


336 Extending working lives: Are workplace 

practises convergent with recent policy 

directions? 

337 Forms of interaction between science, 

universities and society: Knowledge 

mobilization, regulation and the societal 

impacts of scientific knowledge 

� 63 � 

440 

{NB} 

APT 120 

{OB} 

338 From alienation to empowerment. Part II. 452 

{NB} 

339 Governance, civil society and new 

models of democracy 

340 Health and migration: Current issues in 

population health 

341 Ibero-American views on participation, 

social justice and democracy 


identities: Professional socialisation within 

established and emerging fields of 

professionalism. Part II 

343 Indigeneity, autochthony and the politics 

of belonging 

344 Leisure, democracy and diversity of 

lifestyles: Children and the youth 

345 Migrating out of the home and into the 

gendered and racialized globalized 

market of household labor 

442 

{NB} 

468 

{NB} 

456 

{NB} 

434 

{NB} 

454 

{NB} 

APT 10 

{OB} 

307 

{OB} 

346 Migration and Quality of Life. Part I 23 

{OB} 

347 Migration and Social Change 464 

{NB} 

348 Modern sociological systems theory in 

social practice (A): Applications to 

societal problems 

304 

{OB} 

Julie McMullin 

Arianna Montanari 

Martha Nelida Ruiz 

Uribe 

Helena Serra 

Scott Poynting 

Mary Romero 

David Bartram

14:30 - 16:00 


RC32 


RC30 


RC02 


RC35 



RC07 

Futures Research Round 

Table Session 1 

RC07 



RC07 



RC07 



RC07 



RC25 


RC43 


Environment 

RC44 


RC46 


RC19 



Social Policy 

349 Movimientos de mujeres por la justicia 

social y la democratización en América 

Latina / Women`s movements for social 

justice and democratization in Latin 

America Part II 

350 New work organization, new work 

division and new skills. Part II. 

Transnationalisation of work practices 

� 64 � 

446 

{NB} 

17 

{OB} 

351 Organizing markets 433 

{NB} 

352 Postcolonialism and decoloniality: A 

dialogue 

353 RC07 Roundtable 1A: 

Politics of the Future 

354 RC07 Roundtable 1B: 

Memory’s futures: Human rights and 

transitional justice / El futuro de la 

memoria: derechos humanos y políticas 

de transición: verdad, justicia y reparación 

355 RC07 Roundtable 1C: 

Imagining futures: Social movements, 

publics and contentious politics 

356 RC07 Roundtable 1D: 

Technology/media/futures 

357 RC07 Roundtable 1E: 

Alternatives to neoliberal globalization: 

Comparing counterhegemonic projects 

443 

{NB} 

22 

{OB} 

25 

{OB} 

26 

{OB} 

26 

{OB} 

33 

{OB} 


{OB} 


{NB} 


{OB} 


{NB} 

362 Social policy in Latin America - Part I APT 210 

{OB} 

Marlise Matos 

John Holmwood 

Y. Michal Bodemann; 

Carlos Demasi 

Arlene Torres 

Laura Robinson 

Henry Veltmeyer 

Carmen Midaglia

14:30 - 16:00 


1 2 3 4 


RC24 


RC42 


RC19 



Social Policy 

RC38 


RC21 


Development 

RC47 



RC12 


RC37 


TG05 


TG07 


TG03 



TG04 


Uncertainty 

TG06 


WG01 



WG05 


363 Sustainable consumption and 

environmental behaviours 

364 The social psychology of extreme political 

actions 



systems and policy. Part III 

� 65 � 

303 

{OB} 

19 

{OB} 

438 

{NB} 

366 Transnational family migrations 436 

{NB} 

367 Urban conflicts, comparative studies and 

planning. Part I 

368 Urban movements in the new metropolitan 

context 

301 

{OB} 

302 

{OB} 

369 Urban problems 457 

{NB} 

370 Uses and misuses of the arts in the public 

sphere I 

371 Critiquing Participatory Video: Experiences 

from Around the World 

372 Meet the Authors – Phillip Vannini and 

Dennis Waskul 

466 

{NB} 

430 

{NB} 

308 

{OB} 

373 TG03 Business Meeting 305 

{OB} 


Uncertainty and Related Concepts. Part II 

309 

{OB} 

375 Transnational Ruling Relations 306 

{OB} 

376 WG01 Business Meeting 35 

{OB} 


{OB} 

Magnus Boström 

Irini Siouti 

Pierre Hamel 

Antonio Azuela 

Florent Gaudez 

Gabry Vanderveen 

Klaus Peter Japp 

Lois Andre-Bechely

16:15 - 17:45 


ALAS AAS 

Sessions 

378 Additional Session 9 - Migraciones y 

relaciones interculturales 

� 66 � 

APT 212 

{OB} 

Other Activities 379 Current Sociology 453 

{NB} 

RC04 


RC18 


RC19 



Social Policy 

RC48 



Social Change 

RC31 


RC07 


RC32 


RC34 


RC21 


Development 

RC55 


RC13 


RC14 

Sociology of 



RC05 



RC33 


in Sociology 

380 Academic choices and barriers on the 

transition to tertiary education: Issues of 

social justice 

381 Civil society and the state in Latin America 

and beyond: New patterns of 

relationship. Part II 

APT 10 

{OB} 

460 

{NB} 

382 Comparative social assistance models APT 210 

{OB} 

383 Democratization movements and human 

rights. Part II 

38 

{OB} 

384 Food, family and migration 434 

{NB} 

385 Futures, values and sociological 

theory - Part I 

386 Gender & Arab revolts: Where are the 

women? 

387 Generations and intergenerational 

relationships in the global age 

388 Governing cities: A comparison of large 

cities 

389 Keynote speaker session: Ruut Veenhoven: 

Quality of life: Its past and its future 

390 Leisure, work, time-budgets and the 

economic crisis 

391 Media, cultural diversity and identity 

transformations in a global world 

392 Memoria indígena: ¿Otra dimensión de 

las luchas políticas actuales de los 

pueblos originarios de Latinoamérica? 

393 Methodology and its Role in Interrogating 

Social and Demographic Dynamics 

APT 16 

{OB} 

446 

{NB} 

448 

{NB} 

301 

{OB} 

23 

{OB} 

APT 110 

{OB} 

450 

{NB} 

454 

{NB} 

24 

{OB} 

Iasonas Lamprianou 

Sharon Barnartt 

Ethel Kosminsky 

Elisa Reis 

Zakia Salime 

Carmen Leccardi 

Mariano Rojas 

Jochen Dreher 

Natividad Gutierrez 

Chong 

Linda Hewitt

16:15 - 17:45 


1 2 3 4 


RC31 


RC11 


RC02 


RC09 



Development 

RC11 


RC15 


RC20 


RC23 



RC35 



RC36 


Research 

RC37 


RC51 


RC46 


RC24 


RC42 


RC44 


RC47 



394 New migration profiles in a globalised 

world and changing paradigms of 

migration 

395 Participation and its relationship to social 

justice and democracy. Part II 

� 67 � 

307 

{OB} 

456 

{NB} 


{NB} 


{NB} 


{NB} 


{NB} 


{NB} 


{OB} 


{NB} 


{NB} 


{NB} 

405 RC51 Business meeting 304 

{OB} 

406 Social Justice and Democratization 413 

{NB} 

407 Social learning for sustainability: 

Knowledge, democracy and justice 

303 

{OB} 

408 The social psychology of language. 19 

{OB} 

409 Trade unions in the green economy 29 

{OB} 

410 When, where and how do movements 

matter? Consequences of social 

movements 

302 

{OB} 

Catherine de Wenden 

Martine Revel 

Larry Isaac

16:15 - 17:45 


TG05 


TG03 


Global Justice Round 

Table Session: Human 

Rights, the search for 

dignity and the 

oppression of the 

masses I 

TG03 







masses I 

TG03 







masses I 

TG04 


Uncertainty 

TG06 


18:15 - 19:45 

411 Collaborative Visual Methodologies. Part I 430 

{NB} 

412 Table 1: 

Human Rights as Politics 

413 Table 2: 

Social Justice 

414 Table 3: 

Human Rights Abuses 

� 68 � 

22 

{OB} 

25 

{OB} 

26 

{OB} 


{OB} 


{OB} 

Plenary Sessions 417 Plenary Session II: 

Gender and Human Rights 

20:15 - 21:45 

418 OPEN FORUM I: 

Social Justice and Democratization in 

Argentina / Justicia Social y 

Democratización en Argentina 

Valentina Anzoise 

Tessa le Roux 

AH Margaret Abraham 

AH Silvia Lago Martinez; 

Federico Schuster

09:00 - 10:30 


1 2 3 4 


ALAS AAS 

Sessions 

RC18 


RC04 


RC38 


RC53 


RC14 

Sociology of 



RC24 


RC23 



RC10 




Management 

RC19 



Social Policy 

RC22 


RC15 


RC32 


RC35 



419 Additional Session 10 - Mujeres y 

juventud 

� 69 � 

APT 212 

{OB} 

420 Age of democracy, age of inequality 460 

{NB} 

421 As the world turns: Higher education for 

democratic participation or status quo 

elitism? 

422 Biography, biographical research and 

politics. Part I 

423 Children, society and exclusions. Part II-A 

in Spanish 

424 Ciudadanía digital, e-democracia y 

e-competencia en las sociedades 

contemporáneas 

425 Conflicting economies, livelihoods and 

social-environmental interactions 

APT 10 

{OB} 

436 

{NB} 

444 

{NB} 

450 

{NB} 

303 

{OB} 

426 Contested science, risk and governance APT 120 

{OB} 

427 Cooperatives, social economy and 

economic policies for justice and 

participation in the new millennium 

428 Economic development and the role of 

social policy: Latin America and East Asia 

456 

{NB} 

APT 210 

{OB} 

429 Ethnicity, beliefs and religiosities 414 

{NB} 

430 Exploring boundaries of pathology and 

normality, bodies and minds following the 

emergence of the new neurosciences: 

Sociological challenges 

431 Gender policies in Latin America: A route 

to social justice? 

432 Global modernity. Sociology facing the 

post-western age 

438 

{NB} 

446 

{NB} 

443 

{NB} 

Michaela Koettig 

Magdalena Felice 

Maria 

Fregidou-Malama 

Breno Cypriano 

Volker H. Schmidt

09:00 - 10:30 


RC09 



Development 

RC43 


Environment 

RC34 


RC13 


RC21 


Development 

RC49 


Illness 

RC44 


RC25 


WG02 



RC20 


RC33 


in Sociology 

RC17 

Sociology of 

Organization 

RC11 


RC21 


Development 

RC45 


433 Globalization, futures of management and 

resistance movements. Part II 

� 70 � 

464 

{NB} 

434 Housing policy and processes 469 

{NB} 

435 Keywords in youth studies 448 

{NB} 

436 Leisure and the arts: Identity and selfexpression 

437 Migration, migrants and the development 

of inclusive urban cultures and identities. 

Part I 

APT 110 

{OB} 

307 

{OB} 

438 New challenges in mental health policies 432 

{NB} 

439 New roles for intellectuals in the labor 

movement? 

440 Old & New Media: Changing Public 

Spheres 

441 Policies on Inequality, Racialization and 

Migration 

442 Public spaces put to the test. A Europe- 

Latin America comparison 

443 Qualitative Methods in the Sociology of 

Religion. Part I 

444 Responsibility, participation and 

communication in organisations / 

Experiencias de participación y 

comunicación: responsabilidad social en 

organizaciones de Latinoamérica 

445 Retirement, older workers and pension 

policy 

446 Segregation(s) and urban inequalities in 

major cities around the world. Part II 

447 Social capital: Current research on bases 

and outcomes 

29 

{OB} 

32 

{OB} 

454 

{NB} 

458 

{NB} 

24 

{OB} 

433 

{NB} 

440 

{NB} 

301 

{OB} 

453 

{NB} 

Lynne Ciochetto 

Yuri Kazepov 

Anahi Farji Neer 

Vilna Bashi Treitler 

Emilio de Ipola 

John Williamson

09:00 - 10:30 


1 2 3 4 


RC47 



RC12 


RC51 


RC26 



RC31 


RC29 


Control 

RC46 


RC37 


RC52 

Sociology of 


RC30 


TG05 


TG04 


Uncertainty 

TG03 



TG03 




Human Rights, the 

search for dignity and 

the oppression of the 

masses II 

448 Social Movement 2.0 302 

{OB} 

449 Social systems and legal systems: 

transnormative reflexivity in a 

multidimensional society. Part 1 / 

Reflexividad transnormativa en una 

sociedad multidimensional. Parte 1 

450 Society, ciberculture and sociocybernetics 

and sociology on the move 

451 Sustainable communities, social capital 

and the globalisation of work 

452 Temporary labour migrations: The 

resurgence of guestworker programs 

� 71 � 

457 

{NB} 

304 

{OB} 

442 

{NB} 

468 

{NB} 

453 The debate on policing models 459 

{NB} 

454 The History and Current Status of Clinical 

Sociology in Nations and Regions: Open 

Discussion 

455 The sociology of art and sociological 

theory: Intersections and new dialogues 

456 Theoretical challenges for professions and 

professionalism: Social justice, 

democratisation and transformative change 

413 

{NB} 

466 

{NB} 

434 

{NB} 

457 Work and immigration 17 

{OB} 

458 Collaborative Visual Methodologies. Part II 430 

{NB} 

459 Governing the Risk Society. Part I 309 

{OB} 

460 Table 1: 

Theory of Dignity 

461 Table 2: 

Brazil and Argentina 

22 

{OB} 

25 

{OB} 

Antimo Luigi Farro 

Vitorio Olgiati 

Nataliya Velikaya 

Gustavo Verduzco 

Viviana Arbelo 

Eduardo De La Fuente 

Jens-Christian Smeby 

Dee Britton 

Manuel Cavia

09:00 - 10:30 


TG03 



TG07 


WG01 



10:45 - 12:15 

462 Table 3: 

National Issue 

� 72 � 

26 

{OB} 

463 The Senses in Selfhood and Identity 308 

{OB} 

464 Panel Session: Protest Movement in 

Globalizing World 

35 

{OB} 


ALAS AAS 

Sessions 

ALAS AAS 

Sessions 

ALAS AAS 

Sessions 

ALAS AAS 

Sessions 

ALAS AAS 

Sessions 

RC46 


RC18 


RC37 


RC47 



RC38 


RC36 


Research 

465 Additional Session 11 - Trabajo, orden 

jurídico y las nuevas prácticas de inclusión 

APT 212 

{OB} 

466 RT 1a Cultura económica y sociedad 27 

{OB} 

467 RT 1b Desigualdades educativas y 

sociales 

468 RT 1c Sociología, antropología y 

aproximaciones filosóficas a las 

emociones en el contexto escolar 

469 RT 1d Movimientos sociales, participación 

y democracia en América Latina 

470 Accreditation of Clinical, Applied and 

Engaged Public Sociology and 

Interdisciplinary Programs in the US and 

Other Countries: Open Discussion 

28 

{OB} 

29 

{OB} 

30 

{OB} 

413 

{NB} 

471 Age of Democracy, Age of Inequality. Part II 460 

{NB} 

472 Art as research tool and/or sociological 

data: Visual, sound and sensory 

methodologies 

473 Authors meets actors: Dialogues between 

academia and Latin American social 

movements 

474 Biography, biographical research and 

politics. Part II 

475 Bodies, emotions, alienation and resistance: 

Studies in contemporary culture / Cuerpos, 

emociones, alienación y resistencia: Estudios 

sobre cultura contemporánea 

466 

{NB} 

302 

{OB} 

436 

{NB} 

452 

{NB} 

Arvydas Matulionis 

Eduardo De La Fuente 

Manuel Antonio 

Garreton 

Lena Perez 

Miriam Adelman

10:45 - 12:15 


1 2 3 4 


RC53 


RC35 



RC14 

Sociology of 



RC09 



Development 

RC33 


in Sociology 

RC07 


RC41 


RC43 


Environment 

RC32 


RC05 



RC02 


RC11 


RC30 


RC23 



RC49 


Illness 

476 Children, society and exclusions. Part II-B 

in Spanish 

� 73 � 

444 

{NB} 

477 Democracy and democratisation 443 

{NB} 

478 Desarrollo social y cooperación 2.0 

Co-organized with AISO 

479 Economic globalization, culture and the 

transformation of management practices 

450 

{NB} 

464 

{NB} 

480 Experimental Sociology 24 

{OB} 

481 Futures, values and sociological theory. 

Part II 

482 Global issues in fertility and reproductive 

health 

APT 16 

{OB} 

468 

{NB} 

483 Housing and the Right to the City. Part III 469 

{NB} 

484 Identity politics and skilled migration: 

Negotiating social justice issues 

485 Inclusion and exclusion in ethnically 

diverse non-settler societies 

486 Informal economies and the ethnography 

of economic life. 

487 Intergenerational solidarity: Bringing the 

public and the private into dialogue 

488 Labor solidarity in the era of neo-liberal 

globalization 

489 Leisure and digital transformation: 

Emerging patterns of communication and 

electronic community / El ocio y las 

transformaciones digitales / Les loisirs et 

les transformations numeriques 

490 Mental health and illness in modern 

societies 

446 

{NB} 

454 

{NB} 

410 

{NB} 

440 

{NB} 

17 

{OB} 

APT 110 

{OB} 

432 

{NB} 

David Strecker 

Leticia Porto Pedrosa 

Dudley Poston 

Peter Ratcliffe 

Virpi Timonen 

Ryoichi Horiguchi

10:45 - 12:15 


RC48 



Social Change 

RC24 


RC44 


RC10 




Management 

RC22 


RC04 



Issues of democracy 

and justice in education 

RC04 





RC04 


RC04 





RC04 


RC17 

Sociology of 

Organization 

RC26 



RC29 


Control 

491 Movimientos sociales actuales en América 

Latina II. Posturas frente a la arena 

político-institucional: Participación, 

oposición, articulación. 

492 Natural resource governance: Participation, 

citizenship and democratization 

493 Organizing the production of alternative 

visions to support social justice 

494 Participation and Cultural Sociology of the 

life course. Part II 

� 74 � 

38 

{OB} 

303 

{OB} 

29 

{OB} 

456 

{NB} 

495 Politics and Religion 414 

{NB} 


Democracy 


Teachers and schooling 


Educational issues in Latin America 


Educational issues of globalization 


Issues of ethics in education 

22 

{OB} 

25 

{OB} 

26 

{OB} 

26 

{OB} 

33 

{OB} 


{NB} 


{NB} 


{NB} 

Fernanda Valeria Torres 

Jose Esteban Castro 

Michelle Williams 

Andreas Hoff 

M’hammed Sabour 

Mariano 

Fernandez-Enguita 

Jason Chien-chen 

Chang 

Esther Ibarra Rosales 

Robert Nash Parker; 

Juan Pegoraro; 

Alex Teixeira

10:45 - 12:15 


1 2 3 4 


RC20 


RC12 


RC51 


RC54 


Sciences 

RC45 


RC15 


RC32 


RC23 



RC19 



Social Policy 

RC31 


RC21 


Development 

RC42 


RC55 


RC34 


TG04 


Uncertainty 

504 Social distinction and globalization 458 

{NB} 






506 Sociocybernetic approach to 

democratization processes 

507 The cultural nature of time: How many 

kinds of time? 

508 The evolution of networks and social cooperation 

509 The health workforce governance 

continuum: Good professionals, safer 

patients and the right to health care 

510 The Role of Language in Shaping Gender 

Justice and Sexual Rights Movements 

511 The social and environmental impacts of 

nanotechnologies and other emerging 

technologies 

512 Transnational actors and processes in 

social policy: Latin America and beyond 

513 Undocumented immigrants and social 

justice 

514 Urban conflicts, comparative studies and 

planning. Part II 

515 Work, identities and labor subjectivities in 

the new capitalism: Psychosocial readings 

� 75 � 

457 

{NB} 

304 

{OB} 

462 

{NB} 

453 

{NB} 

438 

{NB} 

32 

{OB} 

APT 120 

{OB} 

APT 210 

{OB} 

307 

{OB} 

301 

{OB} 

19 

{OB} 

516 World suffering 23 

{OB} 

517 Young people as actors of development in 

transitional countries: Ethnic majority and 

minority youth 

448 

{NB} 

518 Governing the Risk Society. Part II 309 

{OB} 

Jean-Pascal Daloz 

Germano Schwartz 

Roberto Cipriani 

Melanie Heath 

Ito Peng 

Peter Kivisto 

Ronald Anderson 

Ilze Koroleva 

Chiranjibi Rijal

10:45 - 12:15 


TG03 



TG05 


TG07 


WG02 



WG01 



12:30 - 14:00 

519 Human Rights: How Do We Tackle the 

Problems of Indigenous Youth? 

520 New Media, Videos and Cyber-Activism 

on Social and Environmental Issues 

� 76 � 

305 

{OB} 

430 

{NB} 

521 Urbanity, Space and Place 308 

{OB} 

522 Latin America: Modernizations and 

Modernities in Global Contexts – 

Theoretical and Comparative Perspectives 

523 Political Culture and Political Actors: 

Socialization, Recruitment and Values of 

the Local Political Class 

31 

{OB} 

35 

{OB} 


ALAS AAS 

Sessions 

ALAS AAS 

Sessions 

ALAS AAS 

Sessions 

ALAS AAS 

Sessions 

RC25 


RC13 


RC41 


RC24 


RC15 


RC07 


RC11 


524 Additional Session 12 - Movimientos 

sociales 

APT 212 

{OB} 

525 RT 2a Derecho y profesiones 27 

{OB} 

526 RT 2b Problemas urbanos 28 

{OB} 

527 RT 2c Análisis científico y grupos sociales 

en riesgo 

528 Bilinguismo y Jerarquía Social / 

Bilingualism and Social Hierarchy 

529 Cultural and spiritual leisure values of the 

East and West 

29 

{OB} 

32 

{OB} 

APT 110 

{OB} 

530 Developments in the study of mortality 468 

{NB} 

531 Environmental movements, organizations 

and civil societies 

532 Health Inequalities Across European 

Health Systems 


publics and contentious politics. Part II 

534 Intergenerational Relations: Intimate Ties 

and Solidarity 

303 

{OB} 

438 

{NB} 

APT 16 

{OB} 

440 

{NB} 

Maria de Lourdes Beldi 

de Alcantara 

Valentina Anzoise 

Lourdes Neri 

Catherine, Mei Ling 

Wong 

Benjamin Tejerina 

Edmund Kenneth 

Mugayehwenkyi

12:30 - 14:00 


1 2 3 4 


RC04 


RC23 



RC44 


RC31 


RC48 



Social Change 

RC02 


RC33 


in Sociology 

RC20 


RC47 



RC10 



Democracy and 


RC12 


RC14 

Sociology of 



RC18 



Socio-political identities, 

stigmatization and 

redress of rights 

535 Justice in schools and civic education APT 10 

{OB} 

536 Latin America in the global science system APT 120 

{OB} 

537 Making transnational networks more 

effective vehicles for North-South and 

South-South labor solidarity 

� 77 � 

29 

{OB} 

538 Migration and Development I 307 

{OB} 


Latina. Part III 

540 Neoliberalism and recomposition of Latin 

American elites. Part I 

541 Organizations and Mixed Methods. 

Possibilities and Requirements of a Meso- 

Level Sociology 

542 Qualitative Interviews in Comparative 

Sociology 

543 Radical movements examine a political 

and social order 

38 

{OB} 

410 

{NB} 

24 

{OB} 

458 

{NB} 

302 

{OB} 


{NB} 


{NB} 


{NB} 


Responses to stigmatization and redress 

rights - A comparative study of Brazil, 

Israel and United States 

22 

{OB} 

Robert O’Brien 

Eric Popkin 

Antonia Muñoz 

Fumiya Onaka 

Antimo Luigi Farro

12:30 - 14:00 


RC18 



Socio-political identities, 

stigmatization and 

redress of rights 

RC22 


RC30 


RC32 


RC42 


RC46 


RC21 


Development 

RC51 


RC09 



Development 

RC54 


Sciences 

RC36 


Research 

RC29 


Control 

RC19 



Social Policy 

RC35 



RC55 



Transcending the national borders: Social 

forces and socio-political identities in 

international politics 

� 78 � 

25 

{OB} 


{NB} 


{OB} 


{NB} 


{OB} 

553 RC46 Business Meeting 

and Award Presentations 

554 Social justice and voice: Urban suffering 

between transformations of the city and 

participation 

555 Sociocybernetic principles: Technology, 

ecology and globalization 

556 The Arab revolution of 2011 in 


557 The body and the habitat: Mapping the 

environment 

558 The Internet, alienation and overcoming 

alienation 

559 The social construction of the police: 

Dilemmas of police learning 

560 The uneasy relationship between CCTs 

and universalism in Latin America 

413 

{NB} 

301 

{OB} 

304 

{OB} 

464 

{NB} 

462 

{NB} 

452 

{NB} 

459 

{NB} 

APT 210 

{OB} 

561 Time and Society 443 

{NB} 

562 Translating research on subjective 

well-being into public policies 

23 

{OB} 

Fernando Lopez-Alves 

Guillermina Jasso 

Damayanthie 

Eluwawalage 

Robert Hassan

12:30 - 14:00 


1 2 3 4 


RC37 


RC05 



RC34 


TG04 


Uncertainty 

TG03 



TG05 


WG02 



14:30 - 16:00 

563 Uses and misuses of the arts in the public 

sphere II 

564 Where are you from? Experiences of 

exclusion, marginalization and racism. Part II 

565 Youth cultures and new social movements 

in the context of the digital revolution 

� 79 � 

466 

{NB} 

436 

{NB} 

448 

{NB} 

566 Risk Discourse and the Media. Part I 309 

{OB} 

567 Social or Community Conditions That 

Nurture and Sustain Human Rights 

568 Teaching Visual Methods, Learning to 

Become a Visual Sociologist 

569 The Politics of Development and Social 

Struggle in Latin America: The 

Sociogenesis and Psychogenesis of 

Political Consciousness 

305 

{OB} 

430 

{NB} 

31 

{OB} 

Jan Marontate 

Roswitha Breckner 

Airi-Alina Allaste 

Brian Gran 


ALAS AAS 

Sessions 

ALAS AAS 

Sessions 

ALAS AAS 

Sessions 

ALAS AAS 

Sessions 

RC51 


RC44 


RC21 


Development 

570 Additional Session 13 - Calidad de vida, 

estratificación social y políticas públicas 

571 RT 3a Desigualdad y pobreza en el 

espacio urbano 1: personas en situación 

de calle y procesos de renovación en 

áreas centrales 

572 RT 3b Desigualdad y pobreza en el 

espacio urbano 2: disputas por el 

espacio público y acciones estatales 

573 RT 3c Investigaciones actuales en 

Sociología 

574 Book Presentation: Sociocibernética, 

cibercultur@ y Sociedad 

575 Building Transnational Solidarity among 

National Labor Movements 

APT 212 

{OB} 

27 

{OB} 

28 

{OB} 

29 

{OB} 

304 

{OB} 

29 

{OB} 

576 Business Meeting 301 

{OB} 

Syd Krochmalny 

Edward Webster

14:30 - 16:00 


RC47 



RC14 

Sociology of 



RC41 


RC32 


RC32 


RC43 


Environment 

RC42 


RC19 



Social Policy 

RC02 


RC55 


RC18 


RC15 


RC04 


RC07 


577 Civil society against violence 302 

{OB} 

578 Cuestiones en torno a la comunicación 

contemporánea / Contemporary 

communication issues 

579 Demographic challenges associated with 

aging populations in the developing world 

580 From subordination to representation: 

Democratization, social justice and 

empowerment in the Middle East 

581 Gender empowerment and microfinance: 

Theoretical and empirical perspectives 

582 Informal settlements: Land and housing 

markets, policies and formalisation 

583 International Encyclopedia of Social and 

Behavioral Sciences. Panel session 

� 80 � 

450 

{NB} 

468 

{NB} 

446 

{NB} 

453 

{NB} 

469 

{NB} 

19 

{OB} 

584 Keynote lecture APT 210 

{OB} 

585 Neoliberalism and recomposition of Latin 

American elites. Part II 

586 Objective living conditions, poverty and 

social status 

587 Participatory institutions, political clientelism 

and democratization within the State 


human resource management: the 

challenges of equality, diversity and 

inclusion. Part II 

410 

{NB} 

23 

{OB} 

460 

{NB} 

438 

{NB} 


{OB} 


{OB} 

Hyun-Chin Lim 

Ana Rivoir 

Suaad Zayed 

Al-Oraimi; 

Nilay Cabuk Kaya 

Jan Delhey 

A. Gary Dworkin

14:30 - 16:00 


1 2 3 4 


RC24 



Current research in 

environmental 

Sociology 1 

RC24 




environmental 

Sociology 1 

RC24 




environmental 

Sociology 1 

RC24 




environmental 

Sociology 1 

RC31 


RC38 


RC48 



Social Change 

RC23 



RC05 



RC10 




Management 

RC37 


591 RC24 Table 1 

Environmental governance: from local to 

global (English) 


Natural resource governance in Latin 

America (Spanish/English) 


Environmental conflict in Latin America 

(Spanish/English) 


Energy, climate and risk (English) 

� 81 � 

22 

{OB} 

25 

{OB} 

26 

{OB} 

26 

{OB} 


{OB} 


{NB} 


{OB} 

598 Risk, disaster and sustainability: 

Remodelling on Fukushima 

599 Social inclusion (or its absence) in settler 

societies 

600 Social justice and democratization through 

participation and/or self-management? 

601 Social justice and democratization: Avantgardes 

(then and now), art and change II 

APT 120 

{OB} 

454 

{NB} 

456 

{NB} 

466 

{NB} 

Luigi Pellizzoni 

Fernanda Sant Anna 

Ana Vara 

Koichi Hasegawa 

Ann Denis 

Vera Vratusa 

Ilaria Riccioni

14:30 - 16:00 


RC25 


RC32 


RC46 


RC34 


TG04 


Uncertainty 

16:15 - 17:45 

602 The Language of Collective Memory 32 

{OB} 

603 Women, leisure and family in the age of 

transformations 

� 82 � 

APT 110 

{OB} 

604 Work and Clinical Sociology 413 

{NB} 

605 Youth cultures from a cosmopolitan 

perspective 

448 

{NB} 

606 Risk Discourse and the Media. Part II 309 

{OB} 

Other Activities 607 Simultaneous Roundtable Session for 

Junior/Senior Sociologists 

16:15 - 17:45 

WG02 



18:15 - 19:45 

17; 19; 

22; 23; 

24; 25; 

26; 33; 

34; 35; 

38; 28; 

29 & 30 

{OB} 


{OB} 

Plenary Sessions 609 Plenary Session III: 

Social and Economic Inequality 

20:15 - 21:45 

610 OPEN FORUM II: 

Processes of Democratization in Latin 

America / Procesos de Democratización 

en Latinoamérica 

Roberta Villalon 

Leonardas Rinkevicius 

AH Alicia Itati Palermo 

AH Pablo Gentili

09:00 - 10:30 


1 2 3 4 


ALAS AAS 

Sessions 

ALAS AAS 

Sessions 

ALAS AAS 

Sessions 

ALAS AAS 

Sessions 

ALAS AAS 

Sessions 

611 Additional Session 14 - El trabajo 

etnográfico en la producción de 

conocimiento 

612 RT 4a La organización financiera y de los 

mercados a nivel nacional e internacional 

613 RT 4b Políticas Sociales, Seguridad Social 

y Cultura Organizacional 

614 RT 4c Recursos naturales, desarrollo y 

Sociedad 2 

� 83 � 

APT 212 

{OB} 

27 

{OB} 

28 

{OB} 

29 

{OB} 

615 RT 4d Política, Mercado y Religión 30 

{OB} 

Other Activities 616 Research Council Business Meeting. Part II AH 

RC32 


RC44 


RC41 


RC21 


Development 

RC35 



RC21 


Development 

RC11 


RC05 



RC07 


RC31 


RC55 


617 Aging and the care crisis 446 

{NB} 

618 Challenging the logic of neoliberalism: 

Labor-feminist coalitions and work-family 

policy campaigns 

619 Changing populations and its 

consequences 

620 Community governance: Contesting 

power and socio-spatial inequality 

621 Decentering sociology: 

Reconceptualizations for a global era 

622 Do urban planning and practice contribute 

to social justice and democratization in 

cities? 

623 Generations: Connections across the life 

course 

624 Hybridity, border crossings and 

indigenous knowledges 


publics and contentious politics. Part III 

626 In and out of place: Participation of 

transnational migrants in civil society 

627 Inequality in Quality of Life, Well-Being 

and Happiness 

29 

{OB} 

468 

{NB} 

457 

{NB} 

443 

{NB} 

301 

{OB} 

440 

{NB} 

454 

{NB} 

APT 16 

{OB} 

307 

{OB} 

23 

{OB} 

Linda 

Christiansen-Ruffman 

Boris Holzer 

Marc Szydlik 

Ligia Tavera Fenollosa 

Monica Ibanez-Angulo 

Christian Suter

09:00 - 10:30 


RC54 


Sciences 

RC14 

Sociology of 



RC53 


RC29 


Control 

RC18 


RC15 


RC31 


RC48 



Social Change 

RC24 


RC30 


RC22 


RC47 



RC04 


RC52 

Sociology of 


RC02 


628 Integration, interaction and 

synchronization 

629 Jóvenes y comunicación. Co-organized 

with ALAS 

630 La infancia en las sociedades de 

disciplinamiento y exclusión social 

� 84 � 

462 

{NB} 

450 

{NB} 

444 

{NB} 

631 Late modernity and social control 459 

{NB} 

632 Leaders and Leadership: How the 

Presidentialization of Politics Affected the 

Balance of Powers within Parties 

633 Men’s health: Intersections between culture 

and science 

460 

{NB} 

438 

{NB} 

634 Migration and development. Part II 464 

{NB} 


Latina I. Posturas frente a la arena politicoinstitucional: 

Participación, oposición, 

articulación. 

636 Natural resource rights and other 

environmental issues and solutions in 

developing countries 

38 

{OB} 

303 

{OB} 

637 Precarity and new forms of employment 17 

{OB} 

638 Qualitative Methods in the Sociology of 

Religion. Part II 

24 

{OB} 


{OB} 

640 Social compromise in higher education for 

social cohesion 

641 Teachers and teaching of social sciences 

in Latin America 

APT 10 

{OB} 

434 

{NB} 

642 The ethnography of economic life 410 

{NB} 

Thomas S. Smith 

Silvia Lago Martinez 

Gianluca Passarelli 

Lidia Villar; 

Antonia Muñoz 

Justin Page 

Antimo Luigi Farro 

Antonio Teodoro 

Amurabi Oliveira

09:00 - 10:30 


1 2 3 4 


RC26 



RC19 



Social Policy 

RC13 


RC38 


TG05 


TG03 



TG07 


TG04 


Uncertainty 

10:45 - 12:15 

643 The info-communication network industry 

and sociality 



systems and policy. Part IV 

645 Transformation of leisure and ageing 

perspectives 

646 Victims and perpetrators in socio-political 

(post) conflict settings 

647 Culture and Visual Forms of Power: 

Experiencing Contemporary Spaces of 

Resistance 

648 Human Rights Practices in Argentina: How 

Movements/NGOs and Other Collectives 

are Using Human Rights for Social Justice 

in Argentina 

649 Migrant Sensescapes and 

Transnationalism 

� 85 � 

442 

{NB} 

APT 210 

{OB} 

APT 110 

{OB} 

436 

{NB} 

430 

{NB} 

305 

{OB} 

308 

{OB} 

650 Social Policy, Work and Risk 309 

{OB} 

Shehina Fazal 

Hermilio Santos 

Jerome Krase 


ALAS AAS 

Sessions 

ALAS AAS 

Sessions 

ALAS AAS 

Sessions 

ALAS AAS 

Sessions 

651 Additional Session 15 - Globalización y 

desarrollo local: protestas, justicia y 

Sociología del público 

652 RT 5b Migrantes: experiencias de vida, 

formas de organización, participación e 

inserción social 

653 RT 5c Brasil interrogado: perspectivas 

teóricas y comparativas 

654 RT 5d El Cine y la Construcción del 

Imaginario Audiovisual del Mundo 

Contemporáneo. Sujetos y Campos de 

una Sociología del Mundo Audiovisual 

APT 212 

{OB} 

27 

{OB} 

28 

{OB} 

29 

{OB}

10:45 - 12:15 


RC48 



Social Change 

RC38 


RC24 


RC35 



RC05 



RC31 


RC02 


RC52 

Sociology of 


RC53 


RC30 


RC21 


Development 

RC18 


RC13 


RC15 


RC33 


in Sociology 

655 Acciones colectivas y luchas 

democratizadoras en Latinoamérica, 

Europa y Norte de África / Collective 

action and democratization struggles in 

Latin America, Europe and North Africa. 

� 86 � 

38 

{OB} 

656 Biography and experiences with violence 436 

{NB} 

657 Climate justice, ‘buen vivir’ and voluntary 

simplicity: New lifestyles and political 

commitments 

658 Critical theories: A dialogue between 

Europe and Latin America 

659 Del Sistema de Consulta de 

Organizaciones Indígenas y Conflictos 

Étnicos en las Américas (SICETNO) 

660 Diasporas, nation-states and regional 

integration 

661 Economic sociology: New approaches 

from Latin America 

302 

{OB} 

443 

{NB} 

454 

{NB} 

307 

{OB} 

410 

{NB} 

662 Environmental issues 434 

{NB} 

663 Globalization and new contours of 

childhood 

664 Health and safety at work: Occupational 

hazards and technological risks / Salud y 

seguridad en el trabajo: Riesgos laborales 

y tecnológicos 

665 IJURR Lecture: Resourceful cities and 

citizens: chances and challenges of 

comparative urban studies 

444 

{NB} 

17 

{OB} 

301 

{OB} 

666 Intra-party democratization 460 

{NB} 

667 Leisure education: Social justice in life-long 

learning. Part II 

APT 110 

{OB} 

668 Men and reproduction 438 

{NB} 

669 Methods for the Sociological Analysis of 

Affect and Emotion 1 

24 

{OB} 

Graciela Di Marco 

Beate Littig 

Maria da Gloria Gohn; 

Geoffrey Pleyers 

Rosa Hartmut 

Paula Muraca 

Theophilus Fadayomi 

Charles Gadea 

Gesche Schauenburg; 

Sonja Fucker

10:45 - 12:15 


1 2 3 4 


RC55 


RC09 



Development 

RC11 


RC34 


RC07 


Round Table Session 2 

RC07 



RC07 



RC07 



RC07 



RC24 


RC49 


Illness 

RC14 

Sociology of 



RC22 


RC04 


670 Migration and Quality of Life. Part II 23 

{OB} 

671 Networks, Cities Governance and Global 

Markets 

672 Old age and society: Views from Latin 

America 

673 Priorities in youth studies in the BRICS 

countries: Changes and challenges for the 

future 

674 RC07 Roundtable 2A: 

Futures of water: Scenarios and struggles 

/ Futuros del agua: escenarios y luchas 

675 RC07 Roundtable 2B: 

Memory’s futures: Human rights and 


memoria: derechos humanos y políticas 

de transición: verdad, justicia y reparación 

676 RC07 Roundtable 2C: 

Imagining futures: Social movements, 

publics and contentious politics 

677 RC07 Roundtable 2D: 

Tehcnology/Media/Futures 

678 RC07 Roundtable 2E: 

New approaches 

� 87 � 

464 

{NB} 

440 

{NB} 

448 

{NB} 

22 

{OB} 

25 

{OB} 

26 

{OB} 

26 

{OB} 

33 

{OB} 


{OB} 

680 RC49 Business meeting 432 

{NB} 

681 Redes y transformaciones sociales. 

Co-organized with ALAIC 

450 

{NB} 

682 Religion, rights, mobility, migration 414 

{NB} 

683 Social distinctions and gender patterns in 

higher education and opportunities and 

barriers on the labor market 

APT 10 

{OB} 

Sergiu Baltatescu 

Valentina Salvi 

Marcelo Castaneda 

Bronwen Lichtenstein 

Cesar Bolano

10:45 - 12:15 


RC19 



Social Policy 

RC41 


RC32 


RC25 


RC23 



RC12 


RC29 


Control 

RC42 


RC46 


RC44 


TG04 


Uncertainty 

TG05 


TG07 


WG01 



684 Social policy in Latin America. Part II APT 210 

{OB} 

685 Sociology of population: Dimensions of 

child and the overarching global 

transformation 

686 The ethics of intersectional politics and the 

challenges to alliances and coalition 

building in and outside academe 

687 The Language of Resistance: Social 

Change & Social Justice 

688 The New Frontiers Of The Digital Divide: 

Technological Inequalities And Social 

Justice 

689 The quest for justice and the limits of law. 

Panel session 

� 88 � 

468 

{NB} 

446 

{NB} 

32 

{OB} 

APT 120 

{OB} 

457 

{NB} 

690 The Social Selectivity of Criminal Justice 459 

{NB} 

691 Topics in social psychology 19 

{OB} 

692 Using Clinical Sociology to Improve 

Society 

693 Worker’s taking over factories as a 

response to capital taking away jobs: 

Reflections on experiences in Argentina 

and elsewhere 

413 

{NB} 

29 

{OB} 

694 Risk, Crime and New Technologies 309 

{OB} 

695 TG05 Business Meeting & Rachel Tanur 

Memorial Prize Awarding Ceremony 

430 

{NB} 


{OB} 

697 Social Challenges in Developing 

Countries as Consequences of 

Globalization 

35 

{OB} 

Rosalia Cortes 

Sirma Bilge 

Roberta Villalon 

Vitorio Olgiati 

Pavan Mamidi 

Aigul Zabirova

12:30 - 14:00 


1 2 3 4 


ALAS AAS 

Sessions 

ALAS AAS 

Sessions 

ALAS AAS 

Sessions 

ALAS AAS 

Sessions 

RC05 



RC23 



RC13 


RC07 


RC19 



Social Policy 

RC11 


RC25 


RC33 


in Sociology 

RC31 


RC24 


RC34 


698 Additional Session 16 - Sociología 

audiovisual y de las artes 

� 89 � 

APT 212 

{OB} 

699 RT 6a Contextos: trabajo y trabajadores 27 

{OB} 

700 RT 6b Precaridad y disciplina en 

“neofordism” 

701 RT 6c Informalidad de trabajo en 

contextos locales 

702 Democracies in transition: The political 

cultures of excluded groups (gender, race, 

ethnicity) 

703 Democratising science and technology 

through protests and mobilizations for 


28 

{OB} 

29 

{OB} 

454 

{NB} 

APT 120 

{OB} 

704 Future of leisure in a troubled world APT 110 

{OB} 

705 Futures of education: Alternative 

experiences and new politics between 

inequality and democratization / Futuros 

de la educación: Experiencias alternativas 

y nuevas políticas entre desigualdad y 

democratización 

APT 16 

{OB} 

706 Global social policy APT 210 

{OB} 

707 Images of old age 440 

{NB} 

708 Language and Discourse in Online Social 

Media 

709 Methods for the Sociological Analysis of 

Affect and Emotion 2 

710 Migration, migrants and the development 

of inclusive urban cultures and identities II 

32 

{OB} 

24 

{OB} 

307 

{OB} 

711 New directions in environmental sociology 303 

{OB} 

712 Open session on the Forum theme: 

Social justice and democratization 

448 

{NB} 

Ulrike Vieten 

Scott North 

Hiroyuki Toyota 

Hildegard Theobald 

Elizabeth Brooke 

Sheila Amado 

Stefan Hohne; 

Regine Herbrik 

Marco Martiniello 

Howard Williamson

12:30 - 14:00 


RC09 



Development 

RC21 


Development 

RC02 


Round Table Session 

RC02 



RC02 



RC41 


RC52 

Sociology of 


RC48 



Social Change 

RC38 


RC29 


Control 

RC04 


RC15 


RC12 


RC32 


TG04 


Uncertainty 

713 Political inequality outside of the West. 

Part II 

714 Public spaces in global metropolises: 

Form, function and meaning. Part I 


Focus on Latin America 


Politics, Economy and Society 


States and Economies: case studies 

� 90 � 

464 

{NB} 

301 

{OB} 

22 

{OB} 

25 

{OB} 

26 

{OB} 


{NB} 


{NB} 

720 Social movements as embodied collective 

acts 

721 The foundation of professional identities in 

life experiences 

38 

{OB} 

436 

{NB} 

722 The metamorphosis of prison 459 

{NB} 

723 The policies for tertiary education: Does 

diversification mean democratization? 

724 The role of the ‘Third Sector’ in health care 

reforms 

APT 10 

{OB} 

438 

{NB} 

725 The sociology of human rights. Part 1 457 

{NB} 

726 Women, Islamic piety and social 

justice:’The headscarf ban’ at the 

intersections of intimate and public 

democratization 

446 

{NB} 

727 Risk and the Sociology of Youth. Part I 309 

{OB} 

Tova Benski 

Rosa Maria Brandhorst 

Maria Ligia De Olivera 

Barbosa 

Dani Rudnicki 

Nazanin Shahrokni 

Dan Woodman

14:30 - 16:00 


1 2 3 4 


ALAS AAS 

Sessions 

ALAS AAS 

Sessions 

ALAS AAS 

Sessions 

ALAS AAS 

Sessions 

RC33 


in Sociology 

RC07 


RC07 


RC13 


RC17 

Sociology of 

Organization 

RC11 


RC21 


Development 

RC24 




environmental 

Sociology 2 

RC24 




environmental 

Sociology 2 

728 Additional Session 17 - Responsabilidad 

social, jóvenes y comunicación 

729 RT 7a Debates y perspectivas teóricoconceptuales 

para el estudio de la 

conflictividad y el cambio social 

� 91 � 

APT 212 

{OB} 

27 

{OB} 

730 RT 7b Política y derechos humanos 28 

{OB} 

731 RT 7c Movimientos de estudiantes y 

estudiantes en movimiento: experiencias 

organizativas en América Latina 

29 

{OB} 

732 Analyzing Communities on the Internet 24 

{OB} 

733 ICTs for Science and Technology 

Development in Latin America and the 

Economic South: Present and Future 

734 Memory s futures: Human rights and 

transitional justice. Part I / El futuro de la 

Memoria: Derechos Humanos y Políticas 

de Transición: Verdad, Justicia y 

Reparación. Parte I 

735 Multi-dimensionality of leisure in a 

multicultural world 

APT 120 

{OB} 

APT 16 

{OB} 

APT 110 

{OB} 

736 Organizing global and domestic finances 410 

{NB} 

737 Public policies to promote healthy and 

happy aging 

738 Public spaces in global metropolises: 

Form, function and meaning. Part II 

739 RC24 Table 1 (English) 

Environmental movements and civil society 

740 RC24 Table 2 (English) 

Theoretical innovation in environmental 

Sociology 

440 

{NB} 

301 

{OB} 

22 

{OB} 

25 

{OB} 

Lynn Rapaport 

Adriana Fassio 

Brian Gareau 

Raymond Murphy

14:30 - 16:00 


RC24 


RC24 




environmental 

Sociology 2 

RC14 

Sociology of 



RC31 


RC15 


RC34 


RC48 



Social Change 

RC19 



Social Policy 

RC12 


RC04 


RC32 


RC05 



RC32 


TG04 


Uncertainty 

741 RC24 Table 3 (Spanish/English) 

Sustainable development in Latin America 

742 RC24 Table 4 (Spanish/English) 

Global environmental governance 

743 Responsabilidad social, participación y 

medios de comunicación Co-organized 

with AISO 

� 92 � 

26 

{OB} 

26 

{OB} 

450 

{NB} 

744 Sexualities and migration 443 

{NB} 

745 Sociology of health and health care 438 

{NB} 

746 Special session on the Forum theme: Are 

the available youth sociology discourses 

adequate to capture the biggest questions 

of our time? Where are we going, what 

are we missing? 

747 Strange bedfellows: Activist affinities 

across difference 

748 The politics of welfare policy in Latin 

America 

448 

{NB} 

38 

{OB} 

APT 210 

{OB} 

749 The sociology of human rights. Part 2 457 

{NB} 

750 Twenty years of educational 

democratization in Taiwan: Forms and 

consequences 

751 Violence, liberty and constitutionalism: 

Feminist perspectives 

752 Violencia e interculturalidad / Violence 

and interculturality. Part II 

753 Women, poverty and the struggle for 

survival 

APT 10 

{OB} 

446 

{NB} 

454 

{NB} 

17 

{OB} 

754 Risk and the Sociology of Youth. Part II 309 

{OB} 

Isabel de La Torre 

Prados 

Bernadetta Siara 

Howard Williamson 

Deborah Gould 

Ingrid Wehr 

Dani Rudnicki 

Jason Chien-chen 

Chang 

Kalpana Kannabiran 

Daniel Gutierrez 

Martinez 

Timo Harrikari

16:15 - 17:45 


1 2 3 4 


ALAS AAS 

Sessions 

ALAS AAS 

Sessions 

ALAS AAS 

Sessions 

RC21 


Development 

RC04 


RC07 


RC19 



Social Policy 

RC05 



RC02 


RC48 



Social Change 

RC33 


in Sociology 

RC13 


RC18 


RC32 





Part II 

755 RT 8a Experiencias del cuerpo: abordajes 

desde las ciencias sociales 

756 RT 8b Cuerpo y sociedad: elementos 

para su conceptualización 

757 RT 8d Globalización: desfíos sociales, 

actores y cultura política en los países en 

desarrollo 

� 93 � 

27 

{OB} 

28 

{OB} 

29 

{OB} 

758 Cities and climate change 301 

{OB} 

759 Education: A catalyst for human 

development, sustainable equity and 

enduring redress. What does it mean for 

developing and under-developed 

countries in the global 21st century? 

760 Futures of water: Scenarios and struggles / 

Futuros del agua: Escenarios y luchas. Part I 

APT 10 

{OB} 

APT 16 

{OB} 

761 Gender and family policy APT 210 

{OB} 

762 Inequality, Racialization/Ethnicization and 

Migration 

763 Knowledge based economies and 

networks of knowledge transfer 

764 La voz en las calles iberoamericanas: Las 

manifestaciones públicas como modo de 

acción 

765 Methods for Sociology of Memory 

(Spanish Language Session) 

454 

{NB} 

410 

{NB} 

38 

{OB} 

24 

{OB} 


{OB} 


{NB} 


The shifting ground of feminist action and 

analysis 

22 

{OB} 

Shaheeda Essack 

Jose Esteban Castro 

Debora Lopreite 

Scott Poynting 

Michael Voegtli; 

Sergio Tamayo

16:15 - 17:45 


RC32 





Part II 

RC32 





Part II 

RC34 


RC54 


Sciences 

RC24 


RC15 


18:15 - 19:45 


Women in social movements 


Women, mothers, families 

� 94 � 

25 

{OB} 

26 

{OB} 


{NB} 

772 RC54 Business Meeting and conclusions 462 

{NB} 

773 Social justice and the environment 303 

{OB} 


alternative medicine. Part II 

Plenary Sessions 775 Plenary Session IV: 

Public Sociology 

438 

{NB} 

James Cote 

Ivan Lopez 

AH Raquel Sosa Elízaga

Wednesday 1 August 

18:15 - 19:45 

194 Plenary Session I: Social Justice and 

Democratization 

Location: Assembly Hall - Salón de Actos 

Chair: Alberto L. BIALAKOWSKY, Instituto de 

Investigaciones Gino Germani, Facultad 

de Ciencias Sociales, Universidad de 

Buenos Aires 

Authors and Papers 

Michael BURAWOY, University of California, 

Berkeley, United States 

Social Movements Today 

Mónica PINTO, University of Buenos Aires, 


Poverty and Human Rights 

Mona ABAZA, The American University, Cairo, Egypt 

Visual Art and the Revolution: Gender Struggles in 

Cairo's Murals and Graffiti 

Edgardo LANDER, Universidad Central de Venezuela, 

Caracas, Venezuela 

Post-Democracy in an Increasingly Unequal World. 

(La post-democracia en un mundo cada vez más 

desigual) 

Plenary Sessions 

� 95 � 

Thursday 2 August 

18:15 - 19:45 

417 Plenary Session II: Gender and 

Human Rights 


Chair: Margaret ABRAHAM, Hofstra 

University, United States 


Dora BARRANCOS, Consejo Nacionald de 

Investigaciones Cientificas y Técnicas, Buenos Aires, 

Argentina 

Estudios de género y renovación de las Ciencias 

Sociales 

Patricia McFADDEN, University of the Western Cape, 

South Africa 

Contesting Gender and Human Rights Entitlements in 

Southern Africa: Contemporary Feminist Struggles 

Nira YUVAL-DAVIS, University of East London, United 

Kingdom 

“Human Rights”, “Human Security”, and 

“Cosmopolitan Feminism”

Friday 3 August 

18:15 - 19:45 

609 Plenary Session III: Social and 

Economic Inequality 


Chair: Alicia I. PALERMO, National University 

of Lujan, Argentina 


Paul SINGER, University of São Paulo, Brazil 

Reflections on the Brazilian Experience with the 

Solidarity Economy 

Aníbal QUIJANO, Universidad Ricardo Palma, Lima, 

Peru 

The Crisis of the Coloniality of Power: A New Pattern 

of Social Conflict 

Pun NGAI, HK PolyU Joint China Social Work 

Research Center, Hong Kong Polytechnic University, 

Hong Kong 

Apple Dream, Foxconn Nightmare and the Struggle 

of the Chinese Worker 

� 96 � 

Saturday 4 August 

18:15 - 19:45 

775 Plenary Session IV: Public Sociology 


Chair: Raquel SOSA ELÍZAGA, Facultad de 

Ciencias Políticas y Sociales de la UNAM 


Cesar RODRIGUEZ-GARAVITO, University of Los 

Andes, Colombia 

Public Sociology 2.0: A New Sociological Map from 

the Global South 

Emir SADER, CLACSO, Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Hegemonic Crisis and Latin American Critical Thought 

Marta SOLER, University of Barcelona, Spain 

The Sociology That Overcomes Inequalities 

Karl VON HOLDT, University of Witwatersrand, 

Johannesburg, South Africa 

From Public Sociology to Critical Sociology and Back: 

The Cycles of Sociological Activism


20:15 - 21:45 

418 OPEN FORUM I: 

Social Justice and Democratization 

in Argentina / Justicia Social y 

Democratización en Argentina 


Chairs: Silvia Lago MARTÍNEZ, Univeridad 

de Buenos Aires and Federico SCHUSTER, 


Panelists: Adolfo PÉREZ ESQUIVEL, President 

Servicio Paz y Justicia, Buenos Aires, 

Argentina; Inés CORTIÑAS, Co-founder 

Association Madres de Plaza de Mayo, 

Buenos Aires, Argentina and Inés IZAGUIRRE, 


Discussants: Beatriz WEHLE, Univesidad 

Nacional de Quilmes, Argentina and Adriana 

CLEMENTE, Facultad de Ciencias Sociales, 


Open Forum 

� 97 � 


20:15 - 21:45 

610 OPEN FORUM II: 

Processes of Democratization in 

Latin America / Procesos de 

Democratización en Latinoamérica 


Chair: Pablo GENTILI, CLACSO, Buenos 


Panelists: Sergio CALETTI, Universidad de 

Buenos Aires; Paulo Henrique MARTINS, 

President, Asociación Latinoamericana de 

Sociología; Brazil; Ricardo SIDICARO, 

Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina and 

Alba CAROSIO, Centro de Estudios de la 

Mujer 

Discussants: Marcelo LANGIERI, CLACSO, 

Buenos Aires, Argentina and Julián REBON, 


Buenos Aires, Argentina

Session Details 

APT = Amphitheatre - Anfiteatro 



{*} = Distributed Paper 

� 98 �

RC02 Economy and Society 

RC03 Community Research 

RC04 Sociology of Education 

RC05 Racism, Nationalism and Ethnic Relations 

RC07 Futures Research 

RC09 Social Transformations and Sociology of Development 

RC10 Participation, Organizational Democracy and Self-Management 

RC11 Sociology of Aging 

RC12 Sociology of Law 

RC13 Sociology of Leisure 

RC14 Sociology of Communication, Knowledge and Culture 

RC15 Sociology of Health 

RC17 Sociology of Organization 

RC18 Political Sociology 

RC19 Sociology of Poverty, Social Welfare and Social Policy 

RC20 Comparative Sociology 

RC21 Regional and Urban Development 

RC22 Sociology of Religion 

RC23 Sociology of Science and Technology 

RC24 Environment and Society 

RC25 Language and Society 

RC26 Sociotechnics, Sociological Practice 

RC29 Deviance and Social Control 

RC30 Sociology of Work 

RC31 Sociology of Migration 

RC32 Women in Society 

RC33 Logic and Methodology in Sociology 

RC34 Sociology of Youth 

RC35 Conceptual and Terminological Analysis 

RC36 Alienation Theory and Research 

RC37 Sociology of Arts 

RC38 Biography and Society 

RC41 Sociology of Population 

RC42 Social Psychology 

RC43 Housing and Built Environment 

RC44 Labor Movements 

RC45 Rational Choice 

RC46 Clinical Sociology 

RC47 Social Classes and Social Movements 

RC48 Social Movements, Collective Actions and Social Change 

RC49 Mental Health and Illness 

RC51 Sociocybernetics 

RC52 Sociology of Professional Groups 

RC53 Sociology of Childhood 

RC54 The Body in the Social Sciences 

RC55 Social Indicators 

WG01 Sociology of Local-Global Relations 

WG02 Historical and Comparative Sociology 

WG05 Famine and Society 

TG03 Human Rights and Global Justice 

TG04 Sociology of Risk and Uncertainty 

TG05 Visual Sociology 

TG06 Institutional Ethnography 

TG07 Senses and Society 

JS Joint Sessions 

ALAS AAS Sessions 

� 99 �

RC02 


Programme Coordinator: William 

CARROLL, University of Victoria, Canada 


10:45 - 12:15 

63 Global Stratification 

Location: 410 {NB} 

Session Organizer: Hiroko INOUE, University 

of California-Riverside, USA 


Hiroshi TAROHMARU, Milos DEBNAR and Daisuke 

YASUI, Kyoto University, Japan 

Industry, occupation and income inequality in global 

cities and rural area 

Jenny CHESTERS, University of Canberra, Australia 

Trends in global wealth inequality from a world 

systems theory perspective 

Hiroshi SETOOKA, Komazawa University, Japan 

On the so-called “new middle class citizens” as the 

powers of the changing capitalist system 

Research 

Committees 

� 100 � 

12:30 - 14:00 

126 Political Economy, Knowledge, 

Ecology 


Session Organizers: William CARROLL, 

University of Victoria, Canada, and Carla 

LIPSIG-MUMME, York University, USA 


Felipe FILOMENO, Johns Hopkins University, USA 

Seeds of change: The mobilization of farmers as 

knowledge-users 

Caleb GOODS, Curtin University, Australia 

Greening the Australian automotive industry 

J.J. McMURTRY, York University, Canada 

Social economy, the state, and alternative energy: The 

privatization of energy work through environmentalism 

Bryan STEPHENS, University of Texas, USA 

Open-source education 

12:30 - 14:00 

102 Alternatives to neoliberal 

globalization: Comparing 

counter-hegemonic projects - Part I 

Joint Session 

RC07 Futures Research (host committee) 

RC02 Economy and Society

Location: APT 16 {OB} 

For programme details see section Joint Sessions 

14:30 - 16:00 

166 Latin America and global social 

change 


Session Organizer: Christopher 

CHASE-DUNN, University of California- 

Riverside, USA 


Christopher CHASE-DUNN and Hiroko INOUE, 

University of California-Riverside, USA 

Latin America in the modern world-system: World 

revolutions and the evolution of global governance 

Alexis ALVAREZ and Rebecca ALVAREZ, University of 

California-Riverside, USA 

Human rights in pink tide regimes 

Daniele BENZ and Giuseppe LO BRUTTO, Benemérita 

Universidad Autónoma de Puebla, Mexico 

New trends in South-South Latin American cooperation 

Kathleen SCHWARTZMAN, University of Arizona, USA 

What will be the fate of Mexico, a nation dependent 

upon a declining hegemon? 


09:00 – 10:30 

206 Diversity in corporate networks 


Session Organizers: Meindert FENNEMA 

and Eelke HEEMSKERK, University of 

Amsterdam, Netherlands 


Roy BARNES, University of Michigan-Flint, USA; Val 

BURRIS, University of Oregon, USA 

Diversity of ties and political contributions 

� 101 � 

Meindert FENNEMA and Eelke HEEMSKERK, 

University of Amsterdam, Netherlands 

Female directors as signalling device: Status, legitimacy 

and gender diversity in corporate governance 

Julian CARDENAS, University of Antioquia, Colombia 

Transnational corporate elite networks in Latin America 

Ray-May HSUNG, National Chengchi University, 

China; Yi-jr LIN and Ke-Wei LU. 

Dynamic networks of interlocked directorates in Taiwan 

semiconductor industry: 1995, 2000, 2005, 2010 

10:45 - 12:15 

275 Theorizing gender, state and 

economy 


Session Organizer: Heidi GOTTFRIED, 

Wayne State University, USA 


Sylvia WALBY, Lancaster University, United Kingdom 

Feminism and the future of capitalism 

Gloria BONDER, FLACSO, Argentina. 

Gender, state and economy: The need of a multiple 

mainstreaming 

Nadya GUIMARAES, University of São Paulo, Brazil 

and Helena HIRATA, CNRS, France 

Embedded regulation and social inequalities: The 

blurry frontier between domestic employment and 

professional care. Brazil in a comparative perspective 

Sarah KERSTEN, Martin GASSER, Michael NOLLERT and 

Sebastian SCHIEF, University of Fribourg, Switzerland 

How do economic downturns affect gender inequality 

within working arrangements? A comparison of Swiss 

regions {*} 

12:30 - 14:00 

291 Economy, economists & public 

decision making 


Session Organizer: Mariana HEREDIA, 


Argentina


Yingyao WANG, Yale University, USA 

How is “political technocracy” possible? Economic 

expertise and politics in China and Latin America 

Tod VAN GUNTEN, University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA 

Conflict and consensus among elite economists in the 

state: Network structures and competition for influence 

in Mexico and Argentina 

Karin FISCHER, Institute of Sociology, Austria 

Networks of power: Central bankers in Latin America 

Antoine MAILLET, UC Chile, Chile 

Ambiguous agreement around the “regulatory state”: 

How the resolution of an academic controversy 

impacted on state-building in Chile 

Jean FINEZ, University of Lille 1, France 

Do economists hold power? The role of economists in 

the French railway market liberalization (1970-2011) 

Iagê MIOLA, Università degli studi di Milano, Italy 

Clash of rationalities? Economic science and legal 

reasoning in the production of competition policy in 

Brazil 

Konstantin FURSOV, National Research University 

Higher School of Economics, Russia 

Mathematical economics in the USSR as an intellectual 

movement: Theory of optimal functioning socialist economy 

Márcia CUNHA, University of São Paulo, Brazil 

Economic knowledge on the Brazilian debate on 

poverty - Actors, institutions, and ideas 

Hernán RAMÍREZ, Universidade do Vale do Rio dos 

Sinos, Brazil 

La imbricación estado, grupos dominantes y think 

tanks en los orígenes del neoliberalismo del cono Sur 

Jose Marcos NOVELLI, Universidade Federal de São 

Carlos, Brazil 

The debate on the new developmentalism in Brazil: A 

division within neoliberal ideas? {*} 

12:30 - 14:00 


globalization: Comparing 

counter-hegemonic projects - Part II 

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Joint Session 





14:30 - 16:00 

351 Organizing markets 

Joint session 

RC17 Sociology of Organization (host 

committee) 




16:15 - 17:45 




09:00 – 10:30 

425 Conflicting economies, livelihoods 

and social-environmental 

interactions 

Joint Session 

RC24 Environment and Society (host 

committee) 


Location: 303 {OB} 


10:45 - 12:15 

486 Informal economies and the 

ethnography of economic life 


Session Organizer: Daniel FRIDMAN, 

University of Victoria, Canada


Cecília Elisabeth BARBOSA SOARES, Universidade 

Federal do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 

The rootless copy: An approach to the counterfeit 

consumption in Rio de Janeiro 

Maria Raquel LIMA, Universidade Federal do Rio de 

Janeiro, Brazil 

Economies of waste: Work with recyclable materials 

and the natives logics of value (re)creation 

Filiz BALOGLU and Burhan BALOGLU, Istanbul 

University, Turkey 

An informal sphere: The “pirate taxi” drivers 

Olabisi YUSUFF, Lagos State University, Nigeria 

Ethnography study of informal economic activities of 

rural women in South-West Nigeria 

Ariel WILKIS, CESE-IDAES/UNSAM y CONICET, Argentina 

El tiempo del dinero: Etnografías sobre la velocidad 

de circulaciones monetarias 

10:45 - 12:15 

493 Organizing the production of alternative 

visions to support social justice 

Joint session 

RC44 Labor Movements (host committee) 




12:30 -14:00 

540 Neoliberalism and recomposition of 

Latin American elites. Part I 


Session Organizer: Alejandra SALAS- 

PORRAS, Universidad Nacional Autónoma 



Eli DINIZ, UFRJ, Brazil; Renato BOSCHI and Flavio 

GAITÁN, IESP-UERJ, Brazil 

Elites estratégicas y cambio institucional: La construcción 

del proyecto post-neoliberal en Argentina y Brasil 

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Cristina PUGA and Matilde LUNA, Universidad 

Nacional Autónoma de México, Mexico 

Changes in the composition and organization of the 

Mexican business elite 

Alejandra SALAS-PORRAS, Universidad Nacional 

Autónoma de México, Mexico 

De-nationalizing state elites in Mexico 

Paula CANELO, CONICET-UBA, Argentina; Mariana 

HEREDIA, Universidad Nacional de San Martín, 

Argentina 

Transformaciones recientes en las elites 

gubernamentales argentinas. Orígenes, formación, 

trayectorias y experiencias de los miembros del poder 

ejecutivo nacional durante el último cuarto del siglo XX 

Gastón BELTRAN, University of Buenos Aires, 

Argentina; Ana Gabriela CASTELLANI, IDAES/ 

UNSAM-CONICET, Argentina 

La recomposición de la elite económica Argentina 

entre 1976-2001 

Karina ASSIS, UFSCar, Brazil 

Las elites económicas y políticas en el Brasil 

contemporáneo {*} 

14:30 - 16:00 

585 Neoliberalism and recomposition of 

Latin American elites. Part II 


Session Organizer: Alejandra 

SALAS-PORRAS, Universidad Nacional 



Karin FISCHER, Institute of Sociology, Chile 

Big business in Chile: An assessment of macro-regional 

class formation 

Alicia GIRÓN, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de 

México, México 

Democracy, financial crisis and economic alternatives 

Daniel BIN, University of Brasilia, Brazil 

Crisis, public debt and financialization of the Brazilian 

economy

Andres WAINER, FLACSO, Argentina and Martín 

SCHORR, FLACSO, Argentina 

¿Más desarrollo y menos dependencia? El actual 

proceso de transnacionalización de la burguesía 

argentina 

Lorena COBE, IDAES-UNSAM, Argentina 

Finanzas y poder en el capitalismo contemporáneo: 

La configuración de la elite bancaria en la Argentina 

de la década de 1990 

Erica Ambiel JULIAN, Universidade Federal de São 


A experiência internacional na formação de 

executivos de empresas transnacionais brasileiras {*} 


09:00 - 10:30 

642 The ethnography of economic life 


Session Organizer: Daniel Fridman, University 

of Victoria, Canada 


Martina LOEW and Florian STOLL, Technische 

Universität Darmstadt, Germany 

Practices of time and space in hairdressers in 

Frankfurt, Birmingham, Dortmund and Glasgow 

Frederick WHERRY, University of Michigan, USA 

The analytics of economic ethnographies 

Leslie SALZINGER, University of California, USA 

Beneath the Model: From “Developing Nation” to 

“Emerging Market,” Deal by Deal 

Mariana LUZZI, Universidad Nacional de General 

Sarmiento, Argentina 

Entre la caja fuerte y la "timba": Tensiones en torno 

de las instituciones financieras en las sociedades 


Nicolás VIOTTI, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina 

La vida económica de la nueva religiosidad en los 

sectores medios urbanos: Un análisis etnográfico 

sobre el movimiento the art of living en Argentina 

� 104 � 

Michel VILLETTE, ENS/EHESS/CNRS, France 

Multiple realities and contradictions within the 

transnational corporation 

10:45 - 12:15 

661 Economic sociology: New 

approaches from Latin America 


Session Organizer: Gaston BELTRAN, 

University of Buenos Aires, Argentina 


Jaiane PEREIRA1 , Maurício REINERT2 , Alessandra 

CENERINO3 , Márcia Cristina DAVID de SOUZA4 and 

Cristiani PASSOLONGO NOVELI2 , (1) Faculdade de 

Jandaia do Sul, Brazil, (2) Universidade Estadual de 

Maringá, Brazil, (3) Unifamma, Brazil, (4) União 

Dinâmica de Faculdades Cataratas, Brazil 

Expandindo as possibilidades de compreensão da 

inovação: Alternativas da sociologia econômica 

Elaine Silveira LEITE, Federal University of Pelotas, Brazil 

Towards an economic sociology of the investment and 

religious practices in Brazil 

Marina DE SOUZA SARTORE, Universidade Federal 

de Goiás, Brazil 

Economic sociological view of the SRI market in Brazil 

Dora ORLANSKY, IIGG-UBA and Santiago CUNIAL, 

UBA, Argentina 

Alianzas público-privadas: La industria del software. 

Experiencias en Argentina e India 

Francesco VIGLIAROLO, Universidad Nacional de 

San Martin, Argentina 

The socio-economic phenomenology: A relational 

approaches 

Carmen CINCUNEGUI, Universitat Rovira i Virgili, Spain 

Aglomeraciones industriales en regiones periféricas: 

El intercambio de recursos con el territorio {*} 

Carina BORRASTERO, IDAES/UNSAM–CONICET, 

Argentina 

Notas sobre el estado y la apropiación del excedente 

en las teorías neoschumpeterianas de la innovación y 

el desarrollo {*}

Angela ESTER, Mallmann CENTENARO, Universidade 

do Estado de Mato Grosso, Brazil; Universidade do 

Vale do rio Dos Sinos, Brazil 

Las posibles relaciones entre capital social, 

asociaciones y desarrollo económico local {*} 

12:30 - 14:00 

715 RC02 Round Table 1: Focus on Latin 

America 



Hernán FAIR, CONICET-UBA-UNGS, Argentina 

La visión acerca de la política económica en los 

principales actores socioeconómicos de la Argentina 

de comienzos de los años '90 

Luciene RODRIGUES and Maria Elizete GONÇALVES, 

Universidade Estadual de Montes Claros, Brazil 

O papel das políticas públicas na redução das 

desigualdades de renda no Brasil 

Rafael PALACIOS, Venezuela 

Nuevos desafíos de la política económica de américa 

Latina mediante la producción de conocimiento: 

Desafíos de la política de estado en Venezuela 

Alejandro Gabriel MANZO, Universidad Nacional 

de Córdoba, Argentina 

Desentrañando las características de un emergente 

estado post-neoliberal en Argentina: 

Representaciones del gobierno nacional de los 

ajustes estructurales solicitados por el FMI en el canje 

de la deuda externa 2003-2005 

Nicolás DVOSKIN, CONICET- Universidad de 


La nueva seguridad social latinoamericana: Nuevos 

derechos, nueva economía, ¿nueva democracia? 

Micaela BALDONI, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina 

La "plaza del sí": Medios y reformas estructurales en 

los años '90 en Argentina 

716 RC02 Round Table 2: Politics, 



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Federico MANCHÓN, Universidad Autónoma 

Metropolitana Xochimilco, Mexico 

Modificaciones en la gobernanza internacional del 

sistema financiero internacional 

Vanessa ROCHA, Universidade Federal da Paraíba, 

Brazil 

Las cooperativas: ¿Hacia la inclusión social y generación 

de ingresos de los recolectores en el siglo XXI? 

Diana Carolina HERNANDEZ PATIÑO, Colombia 

Ciudadanía y subjetividad en la crisis de la 

modernidad: Multitudes en la red 

Miguel Ángel VITE PEREZ, Ciencias Económicas, IPN, 

Mexico 

Una lectura sociológica de la macroeconomía de los 

servicios en las zonas metropolitanas de Michoacán 

Mariana GENÉ, CONICET/ UBA, Argentina 

Desajustes y solapamientos entre elites de posición y 

decisión 

Eduardo GÁLVEZ, FLACSO, Argentina 

Economical crisis and large employers’ economical 

preferences in Argentina (1989-2003) 

717 RC02 Round Table 3: States and 

Economies: case studies 



Eugenia MOREY, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Domestic production and neoliberalism at the borders 

Rafael G. FELIZARDO, University of São Paulo, Brazil 

Seeking for new patterns of development in Brazil: 

The case of a science park in São Paulo state 

Sven BISLEV, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark 

Reforming the welfare states in new growth 

economies and mature welfare states 

Helena SALES, Felipe PEREZ, Paulo Thiago MELO and 

Rodrigo CORTEZ, Universidade Federal de Santa 

Catarina, Brazil 

The quality of life concept in Jurerê internacional 

territorial development

14:30 - 16:00 

736 Organizing global and domestic 

finances 

Joint Session 


RC02 Economy and Society (host committee) 



16:15 - 17:45 



Joint Session 





RC03 

Community Research 

Programme Coordinators: Clemente 

NAVARRO, Universidad Pablo de Olavide, Spain 

and Rachel HARVEY, Columbia University, USA 


09:00 - 10:30 

19 Local Institutions/Global Frames: 

Dynamics of Durability and 

Transformation 


Chair: María Jesús RODRÍGUEZ GARCÍA, 

Universidad Pablo de Olavide, Spain 

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Soichiro SHIRAISHI, Nairobi Research Station, Kenya 

Handling democratic systems: Daily functions of 

police, courts and local councils in rural Uganda, 

Eastern Africa 

Eswarappa KASI, National Institute of Rural 

Development, India 

Socio-cultural dynamics of institutions among the 

Sugalis of South India 

Vladimir VITOVSKY, University of Coimbra, Portugal 

Los desafíos de la justicia comunitaria en Brasil: 

Hacia un nuevo sentido común de justicia 

RC04 


Programme Coordinators: A. Gary 

DWORKIN, University of Houston, USA and 

Marios VRYONIDES, European University 

Cyprus, Cyprus 


09:00 - 10:30 

27 RC10RC04 Part I: Round Table 1 


Joint Session 


RC10 Participation, Organizational Democracy 

and Self-Management (host committee) 





Joint Session 



and Self-Management (host committee)





Joint Session 






09:00 - 10:30 

39 The Role of Professional Ethics in 

Promoting Social Compromise. Part I 


Session Organizer: Anita HIRSCH ADLER, 

UNAM, Mexico 

Chair: Anita HIRSCH ADLER, UNAM, Mexico 


Amador BAUTISTA, Universidad Nacional Autonoma 

de Mexico, Mexico 

Professional ethics in the social sciences in Mexico 

Ana Marcela MUNGARAY LAGARDA and Alfonso 

GARCÍA CORTES, Universidad Autonoma de Baja 

California, Mexico 

Considerations from professional ethics and professional 

skills. The case of the faculty of humanities at UABC 

Rodrigo LÓPEZ ZAVALA and Martha Lorena SOLÍS 

ARAGÓN, Universidad Autónoma de Sinaloa, Mexico 

Social commitment of higher education. A 

professional ethics analysis 

Ana ESCALANTE and Marina IBARRA, Universidad 

Autonoma del Estado de Morelos, Mexico 

Dilemmas in professional ethics of the researcher 

Guadalupe CHAVEZ-GONZALEZ, Universidad 

Autónoma de Nuevo León, Mexico 

Professional ethics and social commitment of the university 

Ibarra ROSALES GUADALUPE, Universidad Nacional 


Ethics and professional commitment 

� 107 � 

Araceli BARRAGAN, Universidad Nacional Autónoma 


Unethical actions of professors in the communication 

discipline at the National Autonomous University of 

Mexico 

Yayoi YUKAWA 1 , Chisato KITANAKA2 and Mieko 

YOKOYAMA 2 , (1) Hitotsubashi University, Japan, (2) 

Hiroshima University, Japan 

Researcher’s ethics in multi-authorship papers in 

natural sciences at Japanese universities: The 

intersection of harassment and scientific misconduct 

12:30 - 14:00 

139 The role of professional ethics in 

promoting social compromise. Part II 


Session Organizer: Anita HIRSCH-ADLER, 

The National Autonomous University of 

Mexico, Mexico 

Chair: Maria Ligia De OLIVERA BARBOSA, 

Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 


Patricia AMARO GONZALEZ and Pedro ESPINOZA 

BACA, Universidad Autónoma de Tamaulipas, Mexico 

Respect, responsibility and honesty in an educational 

task from the point of view of teaching post graduate 

professors 

Judith PÉREZ-CASTRO, Juarez Autonomous University of 

Tabasco, Mexico 

How to teach professional ethics in graduate 

programs? Opinions of the professors-researchers 

from the Juarez autonomous university of Tabasco 

Martha Elizabeth CAMPOS HUERTA, Universidad 

Nacional Autonoma de México, Mexico 

What is social responsibility? The perspective of the 

researchers from the National Autonomous University 

of Mexico 

Juan Martin LOPEZ-CALVA, Universidad 

Iberoamericana Puebla, Mexico 

Ethical questions about professions: A strategy for the 

ethical education of college students towards social 

commitment

Adriana FASSIO and Juan Jose GILLI, University of 


Social imaginaries of teaching ethics in two public 

administration schools in Argentina 

Edna LUNA and Armandina SERNA, Universidad 

Autónoma de Baja California, Mexico 

University teachers: A comparative study between 

Mexico and Spain about the components of 

professional teaching ethics 

Eva ESCUTIA, UNAM, Mexico 

Media and professional values in students of 

communication and journalism at fes aragón UNAM 

14:30 - 16:00 

174 Opportunities and barriers to 

educational access and equity in 

developed nations: Issues of race, 

ethnicity and immigration on 

schooling in a globalizing world 


Session Organizer: A. Gary DWORKIN, 

University of Houston, USA 

Chair: David KONSTANTINOVSKY, Russian 

Academy of Sciences, Russia 


Joanna SIKORA and Lawrence J. SAHA, Australian 

National University, Australia 

Optimistic students: Occupational expectations of 

migrant youth in comparative perspective 

Dionysios GOUVIAS, University of the Aegean, Greece 

Youth and labour market(s) in Europe: ‘Opportunities’ 

or just ‘risks’? – Findings from the European social 

survey 

Perrine DEVLEESHOUWER, Université Libre de 

Bruxelles, Belgium, Céline TENEY, 

Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin für Sozialforschung, 

Germany and Laurie HANQUINET, University of York, 

United Kingdom 

Educational aspirations among ethnic minority youth 

in Brussels: Does the perception of ethnic 

discrimination in the labour market matter? A mixedmethod 

approach 

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Amy LUTZ, Syracuse University, USA 

University completion by children of immigrants in 

western countries 


09:00 - 10:30 

229 Social inequalities and secondary 

education: Theories, methods and 

research findings 


Session Organizers: Analia MEO and Cora 

STEINBERG, UBA, Argentina 

Co-chairs: Analia MEO and Cora 

STEINBERG, UBA, Argentina 


Annette BRAUN, City University London, United 

Kingdom, Meg MAGUIRE, King’s College London, 

United Kingdom and Stephen BALL, University of 

London, United Kingdom 

The role of support staff and social inequalities in UK 

secondary schools – Putting ‘others’ back into policy 

Bernardo CAPRARA and Marilia RAMOS, Sociology, 

Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul, Porto Alegre, Brazil 

The impact of cultural capital on secondary students 

performance in Brazil 

Flavia TERIGI, and Ana Gracia TOSCANO, Universidad 

Nacional de General Sarmiento, Argentina, Bárbara 

BRISCIOLI, CONICET-UNGS, Argentina 

La escolarización de los adolescentes en los grandes 

centros urbanos: Aportes de tres investigaciones 

sobre régimen académico y trayectorias escolares 

Marie VERHOEVEN, IACCHOS/GIRSEF, Belgium 

Multiple embedded inequalities and cultural diversity 

in educational systems: A theoretical and empirical 

exploration 

Alejandro CARRASCO, Pontificia Universidad 

Católica, Chile and Alejandra FALABELLA, 

Universidad Alberto Hurtado, Chile 

Jóvenes, familias y elección de escuelas secundarias: 

¿Quién elige?

Ada FREYTES FREY, University Arturo Jauretche, Argentina 

Violencia simbólica y construcción de los datos: El 

potencial de las metodologías participativas en la 

investigación con jóvenes en situación de pobreza 

Valeria DABENIGNO, Silvina LARRIPA, Rosario 

AUSTRAL and Silvana TISSERA, Ministerio de 

Educación, Argentina 

Inclusión educativa e involucramiento escolar. 

Perspectivas y acciones en cuatro instituciones 

estatales de la ciudad de Buenos Aires 

Agustin SALVIA and Diego QUARTULLI, Universidad 

de Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Educational inequality and social mobility in 

Argentina 

09:00 - 10:30 

222 C10RC04 Part II: Round Table 1 


conocimiento 

Joint Session 






223 RC10RC04 Part II: Round Table 2 


Joint Session 






224 C10RC04 Part II: Round Table 3 


Joint Session 






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10:45 - 12:15 

274 The democratic schooling: Limits, 

possibilities, and consequences, 

and national agendas in a 

globalizing world 


Session Organizers: Lawrence J. SAHA, 

Australian National University, Australia and 

Carol REID, University of Western Sydney, 

Australia 

Co-chairs: Lawrence J. SAHA, Australian 

National University, Australia and Carol REID, 

University of Western Sydney, Australia 


Yvonne LEEMAN, University of Humanistic Studies, 

Netherlands 

Contested spaces for democratic citizenship education 

A. Gary DWORKIN and Pamela TOBE, University of 

Houston, USA 

Limits to democratic schooling and trust in an era of 

high-stakes accountability 

Nura RESH, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel 

and Clara SABBAGH, University of Haifa, Israel 

Sense of justice as a hidden curriculum: Indicator of 

school democracy that affect democratic attitudes 

Manmohanjit HUNDAL, Indian Sociological Society, India 

Authoritarian school: A nurturing place for autocracy 

Angelo SOUZA, Universidade Federal do Paraná, Brazil 

Educational policies and democratic administration of 

education in Brazil: Between managerialism and 

paternalism 

María Dolores BALLESTEROS PÁEZ, ITESM, Mexico 

La representación de la globalización y el 

multiculturalismo en los libros de texto de historia 

mexicanos 

Joel WINDLE, Monash University, Australia and 

Rodrigo ROCO FOSSA, Universidad de Chile, Chile 

Democratisation through school choice? Rhetoric and 

reality in the Australian ‘education revolution’

12:30 - 14:00 

297 Higher education policies to 

promote retention and graduation 


Session Organizer: Ana GARCÍA DE 

FANELLI, National Council for Scientific and 

Technical Research, Argentina 

Chair: Ana GARCÍA DE FANELLI, National 

Council for Scientific and Technical Research, 

Argentina 


Marie-Pierre MOREAU and Charlotte KERNER, 

University of Bedfordshire, United Kingdom 

Socially just academia? An exploration of the 

experiences of student parents in English higher 

education 

Jorge M. GOROSTIAGA and María Fernanda ARIAS, 

CONICET-Universidad Nacional de San Martín, 

Argentina, Karina LASTRA, Pablo FRANK ITALIA and 

Ana CAMBOURS DE DONINI, Universidad Nacional 

de San Martín, Argentina, 

El acceso a la universidad en la Argentina y los 

dilemas de las políticas institucionales 

Manoel ALMEIDA NETO, Pontifícia Universidade 

Católica de Minas Gerais, Brazil 

Challenges related of retention and professionalization 

of lower-income students in higher education in Brazil: 

The case of students at a private university 

Gloria GONZALEZ and Kim C. D’ABREU, American 

Dental Education Association, USA 

Institutional efforts to promote recruitment, retention, 

and graduation of underrepresented students 

12:30 - 14:00 

303 Leisure education: Social justice in 

life-long learning. Part I 

Joint Session 

RC13 Sociology of Leisure (host committee) 




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14:30 - 16:00 

329 Academic capitalism: 

Transformation of justice or 

democracy development? 


Session Organizer: Svetlana SHARONOVA, 

St. Tikhon’s Orthodox University, Russia 

Chair: Svetlana SHARONOVA, St. Tikhon’s 

Orthodox University, Russia 


Walter BARTL, Martin-Luther-University Halle-Wittenberg, 

Germany 

Declining university participation in demographically 

shrinking regions? 

Sonia Regina THIAGO BASTOS and Thiago BASTOS 

DE SOUZA, Universidade do Estado do Rio de 


Age-grade gap, a serious brazilian educacional problem 

Maria Luiza CANEDO and Alice XAVIER, PUC-Rio, Brazil 

The challenge of dropout in public elementary 

schools: A case study in the city of Rio de Janeiro 

Cláudia CAVALCANTE, Pontifícia Universidade 

Católica de Goiás, Brazil 

Quota system and the new protagonists in a 

contemporary public higher education in Brazil 

Kathleen DOWNIE, Toronto District School Board, 

Canada 

Teaching as an act of caregiving: Transforming the 

lived experience of people with alzheimer’s through 

access to educational programs 

Ravi RAMPERSAD, College of Science, Technology 

and Applied Arts, Trinidad and Tobago 

‘Racialised facilitative capital’ and the paving of 

differential paths to achievement of afro-trinidadian 

boys 

Córa Hisae HAGINO, University of Coimbra, Portugal 

The Bologna process and the Portuguese universities 

Elena AVDEEVA, Scientific Research Institute of Social 

Systems, Russia 

Transformation of curricula under the influence of the 

academic capitalism

Daria TSUKANOVA, Sociology and communication, 

Russia 

Professional competences – One of democracy 

characteristics in academic capitalism 

16:15 - 17:45 

380 Academic choices and barriers on 

the transition to tertiary education: 

Issues of social justice 


Session Organizer: Iasonas LAMPRIANOU, 

University of Cyprus, Cyprus 

Chair: Iasonas LAMPRIANOU, University of 

Cyprus, Cyprus 


David KONSTANTINOVSKIY, Russian Academy of 

Sciences, Russia 

Choices, transformations and barriers 

Magnus X. PERSSON, Linnaeus University, Sweden 

Should I stay or should I go? How choice to become 

an upper secondary schoolteacher are structured 

Osmo KIVINEN, Juha HEDMAN and Päivi 

KAIPAINEN, University of Turku, Turku, Finland 

Educational expansion, equality of opportunities and 

labour market outcomes from baby boomers to recent 

generations – The case of Finland 

Paul WAKELING, University of York, United Kingdom 

Effectively maintained inequality or sponsored mobility? 

The case of postgraduate education in the UK 

Ingrid BEJARANO, Centre Maurice Halbwachs, France 

L’éducation comme stratégie de mobilité sociale dans 

les familles marginalisées à la ville de Bogotá 

Bernard CONVERT, Centre National de la Recherche 

Scientifique, France 

Choix d’orientation et hiérarchie des disciplines 

Evaggelia KALERANTE, University West Macedonia, 

Greece 

University level educational policy in economic crisis: 

Observations and interpretations by Albanian 

immigrant university students {*} 

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09:00 - 10:30 

421 As the world turns: Higher 

education for democratic 

participation or status quo elitism? 


Session Organizers: Walter ALLEN, University 

of California, USA, and Andrey REZAEV, St. 

Petersburg State University, Russia 

Co-chairs: Walter ALLEN, University of 

California, USA, and Andrey REZAEV, St. 



Florence BONNER, Howard University, USA 

Tertiary institutional transformation for minority 

women in STEM education 

Gabriela PLOTNO, Universidad de Buenos Aires, 

Argentina 

Higher education and the role of family background: 

Reproduction of the social structure? 

Anita HIRSCH, National Autonomous University of 


Higher education and the social impact of the 

postgraduate studies in a Mexican university 

Gabriel TOLOSA CHACON, Universidad Nacional 

de Colombia, Colombia 

¿Es la universidad una garantía de futuro? Los efectos 

de la educación superior en licenciados de sectores 

populares 

Lin MEI-LING, National Open University, Taiwan, 

Access to higher education: Fairness, innovation, and 

the common good in local perspective 

10:45 - 12:15 

496 RC04 Round Table 1: Democracy 


Chair: M’hammed SABOUR, University of 

Eastern Finland, Finland


M’hammed SABOUR, University of Eastern Finland, 

Finland 

Education, knowledge and democracy: Taking Freire 

and Bourdieu to the Moroccan academic field 

Ingrid BAMBERG, Ecole des Hautes Etudes en 

Sciences Sociales, France 

Schooling practices in democratic South Africa: What 

education policy and fieldwork say about social 

justice and equity 

Ann-Kristin BOSTROM, Swedish National Agency for 

Education, Sweden and Anna TOROPOVA, Stockholm 

University, Sweden 

Democracy in school 

Óscar PRIETO-FLORES, University of Girona, Spain 

How to promote effective participatory schools in the 

managerial era: The case of successful democratic 

schools in Europe 

497 RC04 Round Table 2: Teachers and 

schooling 


Chair: Mariano FERNÁNDEZ-ENGUITA, 

Universidad Complutense, Spain 


Marina IBARRA, Universidad Autonoma del Estado de 

Morelos, Mexico, and Cesar FONSECA, DGETI-CBTis 

76, Mexico 

Professional values in highschool teachers 

Andréa GOUVEIA and Vinicius Wagner OLIVEIRA 

SANTOS, Universidade Federal do Paraná, Brazil 

Teachers and the schooling democratization: Who is 

this subject in the inequality Brazilian context? 

Mariano FERNÁNDEZ-ENGUITA, Universidad 

Complutense, Spain 

Teachers and social network services: Uses for 

mobilization and legitimation purposes 

498 RC04 Round Table 3: Educational 

issues in Latin America 


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Maira Yuritzi BECERRIL TINOCO, Facultad 

Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales, Mexico 

Desigualdad, educación y desarrollo en América Latina 

Dery Lorena SUÁREZ-CABRERA, Universidad de Chile, 

Chile 

Los niños y las niñas migrantes latinoamericanos en 

la escuela chilena. Etnografía en el patio de recreo: 

Jugando y tensionando identidades nacionales 

Carolina NAJMIAS, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Elegir una escuela para un estudiante sordo o 

hipoacúsico: La desigualdad de oportunidades 

educativas desde la perspectiva de las familias 

499 RC04 Round Table 4: Educational 

issues of globalization 


Chair: Jason Chien-chen CHANG, Chinese 

Culture University, Taiwan 


Jack DEMAINE, Loughborough University, United 

Kingdom 

Democratic schooling in a global context 

Jason Chien-chen CHANG, Chinese Culture 

University, Taiwan 

Globalization policies for educational development 

and the attendant issues of social justice: The case of 

Taiwan 

Felicia PICANÇO, Rio de Janeiro Federal University, 

Brazil 

Who goes and who stays: Betting on higher 

education in the context of expansion 

Anne-Marie MORGAN, University of South Australia, 

Australia 

Global, national and state-based pressures for 

teachers in Australian schools: The toll on teacher 

wellbeing, the capacity to innovate and opportunities 

for democratic and socially just education 

Luciana SANTOS LENOIR, Universidade Estadual de 

Montes Claros, Brazil 

Globalization and the paradigm of democratic 

education in Brazil

500 RC04 Round Table 5: Issues of 

ethics in education 


Chair: Esther IBARRA ROSALES, UNED, España 


Eustolia DURÁN PIZAÑA, Universidad Autónoma de 

Sinaloa, Mexico and Valentín FÉLIX SALAZAR, Escuela 

Normal de Sinaloa, Mexico 

Ethics violence and an education professional 

Manmohanjit HUNDAL, Indian Sociological Society, 

India 

Dithering school in inculcating morality: Plight of 

Indian school system 

Esther IBARRA ROSALES, UNED, España 

The ethical dimension of education in Latin America: 

An international perspective 

12:30 - 14:00 

535 Justice in schools and civic education 


Session Organizers: Nura RESH, Hebrew 

University of Jerusalem, Israel, and Clara 

SABBAGH, University of Haifa, Israel 

Co-chairs: Nura RESH, Hebrew University of 

Jerusalem, Israel, and Clara SABBAGH, 

University of Haifa, Israel 


Juan Carlos CASTILLO, Cristián COX, Daniel 

MIRANDA, Martín BASCOPE and Jorge ESCOBAR, 

Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, Chile 

Civic knowledge and political participation in 

unequal contexts: Six Latin American countries in 


Lawrence J. SAHA, Australian National University, Australia 

Student perceptions of the “just world” of the school: 

Impact on future career and civic behaviors 

Marios VRYONIDES, European University Cyprus, Cyprus 

Challenging multiculturalism: Interethnic violence in 

schools in Cyprus 

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Pedro NUNEZ, FLACSO-CONICET, Argentina 

Las percepciones de las personas jóvenes sobre la 

"justicia": Distribución de bienes escasos y resolución 

de conflictos en el espacio escolar 

Branislava BARANOVIC and Sasa PUZIC, The 

Institute for Social Research, Croatia 

School climate and conflicts among pupils 

Gustavo FISCHMAN, Arizona State University, USA 

and Eric HAAS, WestEd, USA 

Beyond “idealized” models in citizenship education: 

Embodied cognition, metaphors and democracy 

14:30 - 16:00 



Session Organizer: A. Gary DWORKIN, 

University of Houston, USA 

Chair: A. Gary DWORKIN, University of 

Houston, USA 


09:00 - 10:30 

640 Social compromise in higher 

education for social cohesion 


Session Organizer: Antonio TEODORO, 

Universidade Lusófona de Humanidades e 

Tecnologias, Portugal 

Chair: Antonio TEODORO, Universidade 

Lusófona de Humanidades e Tecnologias, 

Portugal 


Rodrigo MARTÍNEZ NOVO, Universidad Politécnica 

de Valencia, Spain 

Las desigualdades del conocimiento innovador: Una 

aproximación espacio temporal en el marco de la 

educación superior

Adriana MARRERO and Leandro PEREIRA DE LOS 

SANTOS, Universidad de la República, Uruguay, 

Graciela CAFFERATTA and Javier ACUÑA PÉREZ, 

ANEP, Uruguay 

Las paradojas de los mecanismos de inclusión social: 

Un estudio de casos sobre nueve universidades del 

MERCOSUR 

Fernando ESTEBAN, University of Buenos Aires, 

Argentina 

Higher education, economic development and 

international emigration of high skilled population in 

Latin America and Caribbean 

Claudia CUNHA, Universidade Federal de Minas 

Gerais, Brazil 

Distance education, information and production 

teams: Connections necessary for the production of 

teaching materials 

Maria Cecilia LOREA LEITE, Universidade Federal de 

Pelotas, Brazil 

Images of justice: Contributions to rethinking the 

curriculum and legal pedagogy 

Jhon PINZON, Lukas PASOS and Juan MARTINEZ, 

National Pedagogical University of Colombia, 

Colombia 

Pedagogia de las drogas. Un modelo alternativo de 

inclusión en la escuela 

10:45 - 12:15 


life-long learning. Part II 

Joint Session 





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10:45 - 12:15 

683 Social distinctions and gender 

patterns in higher education and 

opportunities and barriers on the 

labor market 


Session Organizer: Ann-Katrin WITT, 

Halmstad University, Sweden 

Co-chair: M CUESTA, Halmstad University, 

Sweden 


Cecilia TOMASSINI, Universidad de la República, 

Uruguay 

Análisis comparado de trayectorias académicas de 

varones y mujeres. Un estudio de casos múltiples en 

la universidad pública de Uruguay 

Ann-Katrin WITT and Marta CUESTA, Halmstad 


Gender consciousness in the classroom generates 

social justice and democracy outside it 

Laís PATROCINO, Universidade Federal de Minas 


The hierarchy between teaching and bachelor 

degrees in different areas of knowledge: An analysis 

of gender inequality 

Marilia MOSCHKOVICH, State University of 

Campinas, Brazil 

Gender differences and inequalities in the Brazilian 

academic careers 

Ana Lía KORNBLIT and Sebastián Ezequiel SUSTAS, 

Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina and Dan 

ADASZKO, Universidad Católica Argentina, Argentina 

Tabúes sobre sexualidad y género en docentes de 

escuelas públicas argentinas

12:30 - 14:00 

723 The policies for tertiary education: 

Does diversification mean 

democratization? 


Session Organizer: Maria Ligia De OLIVERA 

BARBOSA, Universidade Federal do Rio de 


Chair: Maria Ligia De OLIVERA BARBOSA, 

Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, 

Brazil 

Discussant: Adriana MARRERO, Universidad 

de la República, Uruguay 


Antonio PRATES, Matheus FALEIRO and Túlio PAULA, 

Federal University for Minas Gerais, Brazil 

The differential access to labor market positions of 

higher occupational prestige and the type of 

organizational management of higher education 

institutions 

Laura Inés ROVELLI, UNLP-IDHICS-CONICET, Argentina 

How far higher education expansion in Argentina is it 

contributing to greater social equality? 

Rosana HERINGER, Federal University of Rio de 


Expectations about higher education in City of God, 

Brazil: Does diversification in access make a difference? 

June Alisson CRUZ, Roberta DA ROCHA, Rosa 

MARTINS, Luci Michelon LOHMANN, Julio Adriano 

Ferreira REIS, Jorge GAIO and Tomas Sparano 

MARTINS, Pontifícia Universidade Católica do 

Paraná, Brazil 

Corporate and tax structures in Brazilian higher 

education 

Stefan KLEIN, Universidade de Brasilia, Brazil 

Two-faced democratization: The recent expansion of 

Brazil’s vocational education 

Catherine HORN, University of Houston, USA 

Comprehensive access and outcomes: Modeling the 

impacts on student-level outcomes of attention to 

resourcing tertiary education opportunities for 

underserved students 

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14:30 - 16:00 

750 Twenty years of educational 

democratization in Taiwan: Forms 

and consequences 


Session Organizer: Jason Chien-chen 

CHANG, Chinese Culture University, Taiwan 

Chair: Jason Chien-chen CHANG, Chinese 

Culture University, Taiwan 


Tien-Hui CHIANG, National University of Tainan, Taiwan 

Pursuing ideology or conforming reality: Why does 

education shift its function from equity to 

competitiveness in the era of globalization? 

Chou-Sung YANG, National Chi Nan University, Taiwan 

Tolerance, cultural diversity and multiculturalism 

education in Taiwan 

Sheng Yao CHENG, National Chung Cheng 


A study on social justice and afterschool programs in 

Taiwan 

Feng-Jihu LEE, National Chung Cheng University, Taiwan 

Rethinking the nature of ‘national basic education’ 

reform in Taiwan: The promotion of social justice? 

16:15 - 17:45 

759 Education: A catalyst for human 

development, sustainable equity and 

enduring redress. What does it mean 

for developing and under-developed 

countries in the global 21st century? 


Session Organizer: Shaheeda ESSACK, 

Department of Higher Education, South Africa 

Chair: Shaheeda ESSACK, Department of 

Higher Education, South Africa 


Ana Lorena BRUEL, Brazil 

Educational opportunities distribution: Analysis 

elements over the access to public school of the Rio 

de Janeiro municipality

Sheng-Yih CHUANG, National Kaohsiung Normal 


Barriers and borders of social justice and education 

reform: A view from global democracy 

Lygia COSTA and Mariane KOSLINSKI, Universidade 


Impacts of educational inequalities on class structure 

in Brazil 2001-2009 

Raquel SOSA ELÍZAGA, UNAM, Mexico 

Fighting exclusion in Latin American education 

Adolphus NASWEM and Egri EJEMBI, University of 

Agriculture, Nigeria 

Functional rural education: The path to social justice 

and true democracy in Nigeria 

Nydia VALENZUELA, Tecnológico de Monterrey, Mexico 

Education in poverty contexts, the role of parents’ 

participation in public primary schools 

RC05 

Racism, Nationalism and 

Ethnic Relations 

Programme Coordinator: Ann DENIS, 

Université d’Ottawa, Canada 


09:00 - 10:30 

36 Researching racism and nationalism 

in an increasingly challenging 

academic environment 


Session Organizers: Karim MURJI, Open 

University, United Kingdom, and Peter 

RATCLIFFE, University of Warwick, United 

Kingdom 

Chair: Peter RATCLIFFE, University of 

Warwick, United Kingdom 

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Dina TANATOVA, Russian State Social University, Russia 

Questionable theoretical statements on racism 

Jorgelina LOZA, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina 

La idea de nación en el presente latinoamericano: Un 

recorrido por tres países de la región 

Rogelio SÁENZ, University of Texas at San Antonio, 

USA, Karen Manges DOUGLAS, Sam Houston State 

University, USA, and Maria Cristina MORALES, 

University of Texas at El Paso, USA 

The attack on Latina/o human rights in the United 

States: Theoretical and methodological challenges 

Ann DENIS, Université d’Ottawa, Canada 

Some challenges of contemporary research on ethnic 

and race relations in Canadian universities 

Karim MURJI, Open University, United Kingdom 

Critical public scholarship? Race and ethnic studies in 

the public sphere 

10:45 - 12:15 

89 Where Are You From? Experiences 

of Exclusion, Marginalization and 

Racism. Part I 

Joint Session 


RC05 Racism, Nationalism and Ethnic 

Relations (host committee) 



12:30 - 14:00 

114 Diaspora and ethno-national 

conflict 


Session Organizers: Ipek DEMIR, University 

of Leicester, United Kingdom, and Nira 

YUVAL-DAVIS, University of East London, 


Chair: Nira YUVAL-DAVIS, University of East 

London, United Kingdom


Ulrike VIETEN, Free University Amsterdam, Netherlands 

Multiplying diasporic identities and living intersected 

belonging 

Y. Michal BODEMANN, University of Toronto, Germany 

and Nadine BLUMER, University of Toronto, Canada 

The German-American hyphen: Leading culture, parallel 

society and multiculturalism in 19 th century America 

Glenda BALLANTYNE, Swinburne University of 

Technology, Australia 

Tradition and innovation in diasporic Turkish Alevi 

identity 

Zeynep BAYKAL, Middle East Technical University, Turkey 

The role of transnational bonds in self-positioning of 

Armenians in Turkey 

José Lindomar COELHO ALBUQUERQUE, UNIFESP, 

Brazil 

Diasporas, borders and ethnic and national conflict: 

The case of Brazilians in Paraguay 

12:30 - 14:00 

122 Leisure, urbanization, migration 

and ethnic relations 

Joint Session 




Relations 



14:30 - 16:00 

186 Violencia e interculturalidad / 

Violence and interculturality. Part I 


Session Organizers: Daniel GUTIERREZ 

MARTINEZ, El Colegio Mexiquerise, Mexico 

and Nelson ARTEAGA BOTELLO, Universidad 

Autónoma del Estado de México, Mexico 

Chair: Nelson ARTEAGA BOTELLO, Universidad 


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Riad NASSER, Fairleigh Dickinson University, USA 

Ethos and logos in Israeli citizenship: Discourse 

analysis of civic studies textbooks 

Rixta WUNDRAK, Georg-August-University of 

Goettingen, Germany 

Othering and territorial claims in the Palestinian- 

Israeli context 

Jasmin ZINE, Wilfrid Laurier University, Canada 

Nation, citizenship and belonging: Negotiating 

Muslim cultural politics in Canada 

Selma MUHIC DIZDAREVIC, Charles University, 

Czech Republic 

Racism and discrimination in the Czech Republic 2009-2011 

Ayse SERDAR, Istanbul Technical University, Turkey 

Between assimilation and survival: Laz community in 

Turkey 

14:30 - 16:00 



Joint Session 

WG02 Historical and Comparative 

Sociology (host committee) 





09:00 - 10:30 

201 Contemporary racisms, problematic 

positionalities and marginalised 

voices: The methodological 

challenge 


Session Organizer: Alice FELDMAN, 

University College, Ireland 

Chair: Alice FELDMAN, University College, Ireland


Joanna SADGROVE and Gill VALENTINE, Leeds 

University, United Kingdom 

Silent narratives: Exclusion in the biographical 

research process 

Karolina LUKASIEWICZ and Patrycja ANTOSZ, 

Jagiellonian University, Poland 

Between participatory research and standardized 

measurement process. methodological challenges in 

researching discrimination 

Rudolf LEIPRECHT, Interdisciplinary Centre for 

Education and Communication in Migration Processes, 

Germany 

A research-documentary project on experiences of racism 

Claudio CAVAS and Maria Inácia DAVILA NETO, 

Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 

Diaspora and Africa: Black identitary constructions in 

Brazil 

Abdolghayoum NEMATINIYA, India 

Baloch of Iran and Pakistan: Major problems of social 

development of a southern Asian community 

10:45 - 12:15 

276 Tracking contemporary racisms on 

virtual spaces and print media 


Session Organizers: Bandana 

PURKAYASTHA, University of Connecticut, 

USA and Millsom HENRY-WARING, 

University of Melbourne, Australia 

Chair: Bandana PURKAYASTHA, University of 

Connecticut, USA 


Millsom HENRY-WARING, University of Melbourne, 

Australia 

Limited emancipation online: Why constructions of 

‘race’ and racisms are still evident in new social 

media 

Farida FOZDAR, The University of Western Australia, 

Australia 

Diablogging about asylum seekers 

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Betty DOBRATZ, Iowa State University, USA and Lisa 

WALDNER, University of St. Thomas, USA 

White power activists’ use of virtual social space and 

its implications 

Celeste CASTIGLIONE, University of Buenos Aires, 

Argentina 

Social representations of Latin American migrants in 

Argentine newspapers (1999-2007) 

Sandra TORRES, Uppsala University, Sweden and 

Jonas LINDBLOM, Uppsala University, Sweden 

Media representations of migrant care workers in 

Swedish daily newspapers 

Hatice ÇOBAN KENES, Turkey 

Reception of racist-discriminative media discourse 

12:30 - 14:00 



Session Organizer: Ann DENIS, Université 

d’Ottawa, Canada 

14:30 - 16:00 

343 Indigeneity, autochthony and the 

politics of belonging 


Session Organizer: Nira YUVAL-DAVIS, 

University of East London, United Kingdom 

Chair: Scott POYNTING, University of 

Leicester, United Kingdom 


Nira YUVAL-DAVIS, University of East London, United 

Kingdom 

Indigeneity and autochthony – In between claiming 

and defending rights 

Eva GERHARZ, Ruhr-University Bochum, Germany 

Re-inventing tradition for the sake of “belonging 

there” – Ruptures and dissonances 

Özgür BAL, Middle East Technical University, Turkey 

This geography belongs to us… what I am, is…who 

calls for?: Belonging and national identity in 

Southeast Turkey

Peter GALE, University of South Australia, Australia 

The framing of public debate on indigenous rights 

and asylum seekers: The foreign, the feared, and the 

politics of belonging 

Carlos Javier COWAN ROS, Universidad de Buenos 


La "comunidad" yaveña: (re)configuración de una 

modalidad organizativa y de un principio de adscripción 

kolla, en el contexto de la (re)emergencia étnica en Yavi 

Daniel GUTIÉRREZ-MARTÍNEZ, El Colegio 

Mexiquense, Mexico 

Doxa conquest and inequalities state policy in 

indigenous communities 

16:15 - 17:45 

392 Memoria indígena: ¿Otra 

dimensión de las luchas políticas 

actuales de los pueblos originarios 

de Latinoamérica? 


Session Organizers: Natividad GUTIERREZ 

CHONG and Claudia VILLAGRAN 

MUNOZ, Universidad Nacional Autonóma 


Chair: Natividad GUTIERREZ CHONG, 

Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Mexico, 

Mexico 


Claudia VILLAGRAN, Universidad Nacional 


¡Aquí siempre han existido indígenas! La lucha 

memorial originaria en El Salvador y Uruguay para 

demandar reconocimiento y derechos 

Francisca FERNANDEZ, Universidad de Santiago de 

Chile, Chile 

Memorias andinas de resistencia: El cuerpo como 

territorio en disputa 

Maria Cristina LIMA, Brazil 

Kilombo: Historias de un pueblo sabio 

Adriana ZAFFARONI and Gerardo CHOQUE, 


Diáspora y resistencia del pueblo Quilmes 

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Patricia VIERA BRAVO, Universidad Nacional 


Küme mongen: La reivindicación de la lógica 

ancestral del buen vivir mapuche para habitar 

territorios recuperados 

Omar Javier CASTILLO GARZA, Ludwig-Maximilians- 

Universitaet Munich, Germany 

Modern traditions, traditional moderns?: Contrasts of 

modernity in postcolonial Latin America 


09:00 - 10:30 

441 Policies on inequality, racialization 

and migration 

Joint Session 






10:45 - 12:15 

485 Inclusion and exclusion in ethnically 

diverse non-settler societies 


Session Organizers: Vilna BASHI TREITLER, 

City University of New York, USA and Ann 

DENIS, Université d’Ottawa, Canada 

Chair: Peter RATCLIFFE, University of 

Warwick, United Kingdom 


Floya ANTHIAS, Roehampton University, United Kingdom 

Transnational migrants and theorising stratification: 

Towards new paradigms of inequality 

Luis Eduardo THAYER, Universidad de Los Lagos, Chile 

Discriminación y reconocimiento de los inmgirantes 

en Santiago de Chile: Una tipología de la aceptación 

y el rechazo al extranjero

Trica KEATON, Vanderbilt University, USA 

Everyday anti-blackness and anti-racism in 

contemporary France 

Gisele KLEIDERMACHER, Universidad de Buenos 

Aires, Argentina and Mary Luz ESTUPIÑAN, 

Universidad de Chile, Chile 

Inmigración senegalesa en Argentina: Globalización 

y procesos de exclusión socio urbanos 

Sara BONFANTI, Umea University, Sweden 

Analyzing migrant youth’s patterns of social exclusion 

in Sweden: What role for ethnicization processes? 

Thomas DE VROOME, Utrecht University, Netherlands 

National identification of immigrants and natives in 

the Netherlands {*} 

Gulcin CON, Middle East Technical University, Turkey 

The unchanging other: The case of romani community 

in Turkey 

Milos DEBNAR, Kyoto University, Japan 

Europeans in Japan - experiences of differentiation 

and exclusion 

12:30 - 14:00 

564 Where are you from? Experiences 

of exclusion, marginalization and 

racism. Part II 

Joint Session 

RC38 Biography and Society (host committee) 




14:30 - 16:00 

599 Social inclusion (or its absence) in 

settler societies 


Session Organizers: Ann DENIS, Université 

d’Ottawa, Canada, and Vilna BASHI 

TREITLER, City University of New York, USA 

Chair: Ann DENIS, Université d’Ottawa, 

Canada 

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Sirma BILGE, University of Montreal, Canada 

Mapping Quebecois sexual nationalism at times of 

“crisis of multicultural accommodation” 

Elke WINTER, University of Ottawa, Canada 

A Canadian anomaly? The social construction of 

multicultural national identity 

Adriana ZAFFARONI and Álvaro GUAYMÁS, 


Hacia la construcción de políticas interculturales en la 

Universidad Nacional de Salta 

Jock COLLINS, University of Technology, Australia 

Social exclusion and inclusion of immigrant minorities 

in Australia 

Rachel BUSBRIDGE, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 

Israel 

(Re)constructing past and future in the settler colony 

Elli KRIEL, University of Johannesburg, South Africa 

Religious conversion, social inclusion and community 

under pressure: The South African Jewish experience 


09:00 - 10:30 

624 Hybridity, border crossings and 

indigenous knowledges 


Session Organizers: Vince MAROTTA and 

Paula MURACA, Deakin University, Australia 

Co-chairs: Vince MAROTTA and Paula 

MURACA, Deakin University, Australia 


Lucila NEJAMKIS, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Construcciones raciales y étnicas de los inmigrantes 

latinoamericanos en Argentina a partir de las 

políticas migratorias 

Sofía FERNÁNDEZ, UNR, Argentina 

Cultos pentecostales y procesos étnicos identitarios: 

La danza evangélica como aspecto diferencial 

significativo del pentecostalismo qom (toba)

Patricia RICHARDS, University of Georgia, USA 

Modernity/coloniality and conflicts over indigenous 

rights in the Chilean south 

Rana CAVUSOGLU, Middle East Technical University, 

Turkey 

The dilemma of remaining in between: Case of Arab 

Alawitas in Turkey {*} 

Mustafa ISLEK, Hacettepe University Institution of 

Population Studies, Turkey 

Forced migration and adaptation after Lausanne 

Convention: The case of Güzelyurt, Turkey 

10:45 - 12:15 

659 Del Sistema de Consulta de 

Organizaciones Indígenas y 

Conflictos Étnicos en las Américas 

(SICETNO) 


Session Organizer: Natividad GUTIERREZ 

CHONG, Universidad Nacional Autónoma 


Chair: Paula MURACA, Deakin University, 

Australia 

Discussant: Héctor CALLEROS RODRIGUEZ, 

El Colegio de Tlaxcala A.C., Mexico 


Natividad GUTIERREZ CHONG, Universidad 


Sistema de consulta de organizaciones indígenas y 

conflictos étnicos en las Américas (SICETNO) 

10:45 - 12:15 

686 The ethics of intersectional politics 

and the challenges to alliances and 

coalition building in and outside 

academe 

Joint Session 

RC32 Women in Society (host committee) 




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12:30 - 14:00 

702 Democracies in transition: The 

political cultures of excluded groups 

(gender, race, ethnicity) 


Session Organizers: Natividad GUTIERREZ 

CHONG, Universidad Nacional Autónoma 

de México, Mexico and Ulrike VIETEN, Free 

University Amsterdam, Netherlands 

Chair: Ulrike VIETEN, Free University 



Gabriela CANEDO VASQUEZ, Centro Cuarto 

Intermedio, Bolivia 

Reconocimiento de la democracia comunitaria en el 

estado plurinacional boliviano 

Eran GUNDUZ, University of Applied Sciences 

Frankfurt, Germany 

Citizenship and nationhood in Turkey. Who is excluded? 

Daniela CHERUBINI, University of Milan, Italy 

Migrant women’s political practices: Gender, race 

and ethnicity in action / Prácticas políticas de las 

mujeres migrantes: Género, raza y etnicidad en 

acción 

Sergio COSTA, Freie Universität Berlin, Germany 

Cultural rights and democratic legitimacy: Conceptual 

approaches and uses in Latin America 

Rafael MANTOVANI, Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil 

La moda por la civilización en Argentina y contra los 

argentinos 

Tatiane RODRIGUES, Federal University of 


The rise of diversity in contemporary educational 

policies 

Victor ARMONY, University of Quebec at Montreal, 

Canada 

A comparative perspective on the identification of 

minorities by governments in the Americas 

Elda GJERGJI, Aleksandër Xhuvani University, Albania 

Roma minority situation during the long years of 

Albanian transition

14:30 - 16:00 

752 Violencia e interculturalidad / 

Violence and interculturality. Part II 


Session Organizers: Nelson ARTEAGA 

BOTELLO, Universidad Autónoma del Estado 

de México, Mexico, and Daniel GUTIERREZ 

MARTINEZ, El Colegio Mexiquense, Mexico 

Chair: Daniel GUTIERREZ MARTINEZ, El 

Colegio Mexiquense, Mexico 


Priscila Elisabete da SILVA, Universide de São Paulo, 

Brazil and Ariel FINGUERUT, Universidade Estadual 

de Campinas, Brazil 

Conquistas y resentimientos: La cuestión racial y su 

impacto en las movilizaciones sociopolíticas en Brasil 

y en los EE.UU. contemporáneos 

Sergio Andrés KAMINKER, Centro Nacional 

Patagónico, Argentina 

Racialización y migrantes limítrofes, hacia una lectura 

del lugar del inmigrante en la ciudad de Puerto Madryn 

Anahi PATRICIA GONZALEZ and Gabriela PLOTNIK, 

Universidad de Buenos Aire, Argentina 

Relaciones interculturales en las instituciones escolar 

y judicial en Argentina: Modalidades de ejercicio de 

la violencia simbólica hacia los migrantes externos 

Pablo DI NAPOLI, Universidad de Buenos Aires, 

Argentina 

Racismo, violencia y otredad. El caso de los 

estudiantes tipificados como violentos 

Girleide Tôrres LEMOS, Federal University of 

Pernambuco, Brazil, and Janssen Felipe DA SILVA, 

Universidade Federal de Pernambuco, Brazil 

Intercultural education and current rural education in 

Brazil: Political and pedagogical approaches 

Nelson ARTEAGA BOTELLO, Universidad Autónoma 

del Estado de México, Mexico 

Interculturalidad, violencia y creación social 

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16:15 - 17:45 

762 Inequality, Racialization/ 

Ethnicization, and Migration 

Joint Session 


Sociology 





RC07 


Programme Coordinators: Markus 

S. SCHULZ, University of Illinois at 

Urbana–Champaign, USA; Radhamany 

SOORYAMOORTHY, University of 

Kwazulu-Natal, South Africa 


09:00 - 10:30 

8 Citizenship and Experiences of 

Participation / Ciudanía y 

Experiencias de Participación 


Session Organizers: Raquel SOSA ELÍZAGA, 

UNAM, Mexico and Edgardo LANDER, 

Universidad Central de Venezuela, Venezuela 

Chair: Edgardo LANDER, Universidad Central 

de Venezuela, Venezuela


Federico ANAYA-GALLARDO, Taller Universitario de 

Derechos Humanos, Mexico 

The institutionalization of civic participation of NGOs 

in Mexico: The paradoxes of inclusion of new elites in 

the political system 

Mila IVANOVIC, Université Paris 8/Labtop, France 

Burocracia, clientelismo y liderazgo: Una inmersión 

desde abajo en los retos y callejones sin salida de la 

democracia venezolana del siglo XXI 

Andranik TANGIAN, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, 

Germany 

German parliamentary elections 2009, participation 

outcomes, and proposals for the future 

10:45 - 12:15 

84 Social Justice, Equality and 

Participation 


Session Organizer: Celi Scalon, UFRJ 

Chair: Celi Scalon, UFRJ 


Emil Albert SOBOTTKA, Maria Eduarda OTA and 

Joao Carlos BASSANI, Pontifical Catholic University at 

Porto Alegre, Brazil, 

Has the future remained in the past? Experiences of 

disrespect and the utopia of autonomous life projects 

Makeliny NOGUEIRA, Pontifícia Universidade 

Católica de São Paulo, Brazil 

Poverty, inequality and social exclusion and the 

impact of education in Brazil 

David KONSTANTINOVSKIY, Russian Academy of 

Sciences, Russia 

Winners and losers – From empirical date to model 

Ingemar KAREHOLT, Stockholm University, Sweden 

Socieconomic position and political participation in 

terms of voting among elderly 77+ in Sweden 

Ingrid CYFER, Federal University of São Paulo, Brazil 

A dialogue between Judith Butler’s and Axel 

Honneth’s theory of recognition 

� 123 � 

12:30 - 14:00 


globalization: Comparing counterhegemonic 

projects - Part I 

Joint Session 





14:30 - 16:00 

160 Globalization, futures of 

management, and resistance 

movements. Part I 

Joint Session 


RC09 Social Transformations and Sociology 

of Development (host committee) 




09:00 - 10:30 

205 Democratizing futures and digital 

inclusion: Participatory 

opportunities and pitfalls 


Session Organizer: Laura ROBINSON, 

Santa Clara University, USA 


Sara SCHOONMAKER, University of Redlands, USA 

Forking digital inclusion: The development of 

LibreOffice and the document foundation 

Patricio FELDMAN and Celina FISCHNALLER, 


Políticas públicas para la inclusión socio-digital y 

apropiación social de las TIC: El caso de San Luis, 

Argentina

Ronald ANDERSON, University of Minnesota, USA 

Social well-being and gender equality’s contribution 

to the growth of the internet globally 

Daniel Aldana COHEN, New York University, USA 

Occupy Wall street’s sources of creativity 

Anita CHAN, University of Illinois, USA 

Hacking digital universalism: OLPC & information 

networks in the Andes 

10:45 - 12:15 

248 Imagining futures: Social 

movements, publics, and 

contentious politics - Part I 

Joint Session 

RC48 Social Movements, Collective Actions 

and Social Change 




12:30 - 14:00 



projects - Part II 

Joint Session 





14:30 - 16:00 

353 RC07 Roundtable 1A: Politics of the 

Future 


Session Organizer: Emilia ARAUJO, 

Universidade do Minho, Portugal 


Marcos GONZÁLEZ-HERNANDO, London School of 

Economics, United Kingdom 

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Confronting the uncertain: On crisis, time sociology 

and the narration of dangerous times 

Martina YOPO, Universidad Alberto Hurtado, Chile 

Políticas sociales para el futuro: Una reflexión 

diacrónica sobre el sujeto desde el enfoque de las 

capacidades 

Emilia ARAUJO, Universidade do Minho, Portugal 

Politics, time and democracy 

Yuriy VASSERMAN, Perm State Technical University, Russia 

Russian politics modernization: A sociocultural approach 

354 RC07 Roundtable 1B: Memory’s 

futures: Human rights and 


memoria: derechos humanos y 

políticas de transición: verdad, 

justicia y reparación 


Session Organizer: Gabriela FRIED 

AMILIVIA, Agencia Nacional de Investigacion 

e Innovacion, Uruguay 

Chairs: Y. Michal BODEMANN, University of 

Toronto, Canada, and Carlos DEMASI, 

Universidad de la República, Uruguay 


Emilio CRENZEL, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Memoria y poder. Las luchas políticas por el sentido 

del pasado de violencia y dictadura en la Argentina 

Claudia FELD, IDES-CONICET, Argentina 

La ESMA como sitio de memoria: Del testimonio al 

centro de interpretación 

Valentina SALVI, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Entre pasado y futuro. Las memorias de los/as 

oficiales del ejército argentino 

Tomas CROWDER-TARABORRELLI, Soka University of 

America, USA 

Documentary film as memory and evidence: The use 

of visual media in trials for crimes against humanity 

in Argentina 

Kristi WILSON, Soka University of America, USA 

Memory complex: Rhetorics of remembrance then 

and now

355 RC07 Roundtable 1C: Imagining 

futures: Social movements, publics, 

and contentious politics 


Session Organizers: Ligia TAVERA 

FENOLLOSA, FLACSO, Mexico; Markus S. 

SCHULZ, University of Illinois at Urbana– 

Champaign, USA and Benjamin TEJERINA 

MONTAÑA, Universidad del País Vasco, Spain 

Chair: Arlene TORRES, The City University of 

New York, USA 


Manjeet CHATURVEDI, Banaras Hindu University, India 

Globalization and vision quest of what is viable future {*} 

Leonardo CANCINO PEREZ, Universidad Diego 

Portales, Chile 

Avances de investigación: El imaginario social del 

movimiento Arcoiris en Chile 

Megan PEPPEL, University of California, USA 

Re-imagining economic relations and the role of the 

social welfare state: Perspectives from an argentine 

shantytown {*} 

Cecilia MINAVERRY, Universidad del País Vasco, Argentina 

Movimientos alterglobalización: Un análisis crítico de 

las propuestas de la Asociación para la Fijación de 

Impuestos en las Transacciones Financieras para 

Ayudar a los Ciudadanos (ATTAC) 

Katherine McKIERNAN, Franklin and Marshall 

College, USA 

“La Cámpora” en la última campaña presidencial 

para entender las relaciones entre movimientos 

sociales y kirchnerismo 

356 RC07 Roundtable 1D: Technology/ 

media/futures 


Session Organizers: Laura ROBINSON, 

Santa Clara University, USA, and Angharad 

VALDIVIA, University of Illinois, USA 

Chair: Laura ROBINSON, Santa Clara 

University, USA 

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Michelle RIVERA, University of Illinois at Urbana- 

Champaign, USA 

Exploring participatory online music fandom through 

reggaetón 

Mun Cho KIM, Korea University, South Korea 

Toward a new media policy in the age of convergence 

Giuseppina PELLEGRINO, University of Calabria, Italy 

How current infrastructures shape future democracy: 

Notes on orphans and belonging in politics of 

information (technology) 

Tomohisa HIRATA, Kyoto University, Japan 

Digital inclusions in internet cafes and their problems: 

Comparative study on the internet access for overseas 

filipina domestic workers in Hong Kong, Singapore 

and Taipei 

357 RC07 Roundtable 1E: Alternatives to 

neoliberal globalization: Comparing 

counterhegemonic projects 


Session Organizers: William CARROLL, 

University of Victoria, Canada, and Markus 

S. SCHULZ, University of Illinois at Urbana– 


Chair: Henry VELTMEYER, Saint Mary’s 

University, Canada 


Estela VALVERDE, Macquarie University, Australia 

Defeated amnesty laws: Standing between impunity 

and accountability, Uruguay opens up the wounds of 

the past 

Michael HUMPHREY, University of Sydney, Australia 

Citizen security as a new human right? Securitization 

and the new moral economy of rights in Latin America 

Jeanne W. SIMON and Claudio GONZÁLEZ PARRA, 

Universidad de Concepción, Chile 

The governmentality of governance and governability 

in indigenous communities in Chile 

Maisa BASCUAS, Ruth FELDER, Ana LOGIUDICE and Irene 

PROVENZANO, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Argentina: A successfull case of post-neoliberalism?

Adebayo NINALOWO, University of Lagos, Nigeria 

Transnational hegemony, knowledge base and 

contestation {*} 

16:15 - 17:45 

385 Futures, values, and sociological 

theory - Part I 


Session Organizers: Elisa REIS, Federal 

University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and 

Markus S. SCHULZ, University of Illinois at 

Urbana–Champaign, USA 

Chair: Elisa REIS, Federal University of Rio de 



Cameron McCARTHY, University of Illinois, USA 

Race, re-spatialization and the struggle over the 

iconography of the global city 

Natàlia CANTÓ-MILÀ, Universitat Oberta de 

Catalunya, Spain 

On ‘habitus’, ‘forms of sociation’ and the future 

Jacqueline GIBBONS, York University, Canada 

Roadmaps for social transformation: Arab spring 

Pekka SULKUNEN, University of Helsinki, Finland 

Is mass society a threat to representative democracy? 

Revisiting David Riesman’s theory of the other-directed 

character 

Robert J. SCHMIDT, Technical University Berlin, Germany 

Protentions as structures of selection in social systems: 

The role of anticipated futures in the case of a 

scientific innovation 

� 126 � 


09:00 - 10:30 



movements. Part II 

Joint Session 






10:45 - 12:15 

481 Futures, values, and sociological 

theory - Part II 


Session Organizers: Markus S. SCHULZ, 

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 

USA, and Elisa REIS, Federal University of Rio 

de Janeiro, Brazil 


James DATOR, John SWEENEY and Aubrey YEE, 

University of Hawaii at Manoa, USA 

Communicating power: Technological innovation and 

social change in the past, present and futures 

Timothy W. LUKE, Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State 


Disrupted modernities: The dissipation of the present 

as a utopian future of the industrial past 

Habibul H. KHONDKER, Zayed University, United 

Arab Emirates 

Institutionalizing democracy, strengthening state: 

Bangladesh experience 

Angharad VALDIVIA, University of Illinois, USA 

Disney in Latin America: Visualizing the new 

generation of global children’s television

12:30 - 14:00 



contentious politics - Part II 

Joint Session 






14:30 - 16:00 




9:00 - 10:30 



contentious politics - Part III 

Joint Session 






10:45 - 12:15 

674 RC07 Roundtable 2A: Futures of 

water: Scenarios and struggles / 

Futuros del agua: escenarios y luchas 



Analia OTERO, FLACSO, Argentina 

Jóvenes y movimientos sociales: Formas de 

participación político social 

� 127 � 

Paula ISACOVICH, Universidad de Buenos Aires, 

Argentina 

Jóvenes haciendo el estado. Reflexiones etnográficas 

sobre otros modos de "participación" juvenil 

Juan MONTES CATÓ and Patricia VENTRICI, 


Trabajo, prácticas sindicales, participación de los 

jóvenes 

Adriana MARRERO, Universidad de la República, 

Uruguay 

From the trenches: Pluralism, structuration and identity 

construction in Uruguayan highschool students 

675 RC07 Roundtable 2B: Memory’s 

futures: Human rights and 


memoria: derechos humanos y 

políticas de transición: verdad, 

justicia y reparación 



AMILIVIA, California State University, USA 

Chair: Valentina SALVI, Universidad de 



Virginia VECCHIOLI, Universidad Nacional de San 

Martín, Argentina 

Derechos humanos y violencia política en la 

Argentina 

Raphael NEVES, University of São Paulo, Brazil 

A truth commission in Brazil? Challenges and 

perspectives to integrate human rights and democracy 

Naiara GROSSI and Roberto Brocanelli CORONA, 

Universidade Estadual Paulista “Julio de Mesquita 

Filho”, Brazil 

Public justice policy 

Renan HONÓRIO QUINALHA, International 

Relations, University of São Paulo, Brazil 

Cortes supremas y justicia transicional: Estudio 

comparado entre Argentina, Brasil y Uruguay

Claudio TOGNONATO, Università degli Studi Roma 

Tre, Italy 

Derechos humanos y relaciones internacionales entre 

Italia y Argentina durante la dictadura militar (1976-1983) 

676 RC07 Roundtable 2C: Imagining 

futures: Social movements, publics, 

and contentious politics 


Session Organizers: Markus S. SCHULZ, 

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 

USA, Benjamin TEJERINA MONTAÑA, 

Universidad del País Vasco, Spain and Ligia 

TAVERA FENOLLOSA, FLACSO, Mexico 


Nancy DAVIS, DePauw University, USA and Robert 

ROBINSON, Indiana University, USA 

Institution building to prefigure sacred societies and 

states: The Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt, Shas in 

Israel, Comunione e Liberazione in Italy, and the 

Salvation Army in the USA 

Renata Ewa HRYCIUK, University of Warsaw, Poland 

Mothers’ social rights and neoliberalism in Poland 

Rajesh MISRA, University of Lucknow, India 

Movement breeds movement: Interlinks of issues, 

organizations and ideologies {*} 

Karen Manges DOUGLAS, Sam Houston State 

University, USA and Gideon SJOBERG, University of 

Texas at Austin, USA 

Coping with the risks of a future drought: The case of 

the Edwards Aquifer Authority in Texas {*} 

Radhika BORDE, Wageningen University, Netherlands 

Sacred land and the politics of voice {*} 

677 RC07 Roundtable 2D: Technology/ 

Media/Futures 


Session Organizers: Laura ROBINSON, 

Santa Clara University, USA and Angharad 

VALDIVIA, University of Illinois, USA 

Chair: Marcelo CASTANEDA, CPDA/UFRRJ, 

Brazil 

� 128 � 


Angela RANDOLPHO PAIVA, Pontifícia Universidade 

Católica do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 

Democratizing the Brazilian public sphere: New 

dynamics in the relationship between state and black 

social movements 

Christiana SOARES DE FREITAS, University of Brasilia, 

Brazil 

Technological initiatives in the Brazilian public sphere 

fostering mechanisms of social and digital inclusion {*} 

Camilo Enrique RIOS ROZO, Universidad Nacional 

de Colombia, Colombia 

Sociedades de control y subjetividades contemporáneas {*} 

Jorge GONZÁLEZ, Universidad Nacional Autónoma 

de México, Mexico and Cicila PERUZZO, 

Universidade Metodista de São Paulo, Brazil 

Cybercultur@: Emergent local knowledge communities 


678 RC07 Roundtable 2E: New 

approaches 


Session Organizer: Emilia ARAUJO, 

Universidade do Minho, Portugal 


Natalie HABER, Loyola University of Chicago, USA 

Hope, vision and social moblization {*} 

Lyusyena KIRAKOSYAN, Virginia Polytechnic Institute 

and State University, USA 

Is promoting disability rights conducive to a stronger 

democracy in Brazil? {*} 

Shulamit S. GUBKIN, Kinneret Academic College, Israel 

Stairways to peace in an Israeli academic college: 

Contact, communication, compassion 

Sanne VAMMEN LARSEN and Anne MERRILD 

HANSEN, Aalborg University, Denmark 

Imagining the future of Greenland {*}

12:30 - 14:00 

705 Futures of education: Alternative 

experiences and new politics 

between inequality and 

democratization / Futuros de la 

educación: Experiencias alternativas 

y nuevas políticas entre desigualdad 

y democratización 


Session Organizers: Raquel SOSA ELÍZAGA, 

UNAM, Mexico; Hiroyuki TOYOTA, Kansai 

Gaidai University, Japan and Sonsoles SAN 

ROMÁN, UAM, Spain 

Chair: Hiroyuki TOYOTA, Kansai Gaidai 

University, Japan 

Co-chair: Gustavo FISCHMAN, Arizona 

State University, USA 


Isis SÁNCHEZ ESTELLÉS and Rebeca PÉREZ LEÓN, 

University of Essex, United Kingdom 

How can we create more democratic futures 

Rodrigo MARTÍNEZ NOVO, Universidad Politécnica 

de Valencia, Spain and Julia OSCA LLUCH, Instituto 

CSIC, Spain 

Capturando tendencias: La herramienta bibliométrica 

para la detección de desigualdades en el espacio de 

educación superior 

Rocío LÓPEZ VELASCO, Universidad Autónoma de 

Guerrero, Mexico 

Género, educación y emigración en el sureste 

mexicano 

Adriane FERRARINI, University of Vale do Rio dos 

Sinos, Brazil 

Training for self-management and solidarity: 

Challenges and future prospects 

Nicholas JURAVICH, Columbia University, USA 

“Opportunity of a lifetime”: Paraprofessionals in New 

York city schools, 1967-1978 

Sultan KHAN, University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa 

“The out of sight classroom” – Teaching and learning 

sociology through field trips 

� 129 � 

14:30 - 16:00 


Development in Latin America and 

the Economic South: Present and 

Future 

Joint Session 



(host committee) 



14:30 - 16:00 

734 Memory's futures: Human rights 

and transitional justice - Part I / El 

futuro de la Memoria: Derechos 

Humanos y Políticas de Transición: 

Verdad, Justicia y Reparación - 

Parte I 



AMILIVIA, California State University, USA 

Chair: Lynn RAPAPORT, Pomona College, USA 

Discussant: Lynn RAPAPORT, Pomona 

College, USA 


Carlos DEMASI, Universidad de la República, Uruguay 

Después de la caducidad: Tareas pendientes en Uruguay 

Gabriela FRIED AMILIVIA, California State University, USA 

The compass of memory: Uruguayan belated 

transitional justice and the social struggle between the 

right of victims to ‘truth and justice’ vs policies of 

oblivion (1985-2011) 

Sachiko TAKITA-ISHII, Yokohama City University, Japan 

Lost and found: How memory finds its place in the 

human mind after a disaster

16:15 - 17:45 

760 Futures of water: Scenarios and 

struggles / Futuros del agua: 

Escenarios y luchas. Part I 


Session Organizer: José ESTEBAN CASTRO, 

Newcastle University, United Kingdom 

Chair: José ESTEBAN CASTRO, Newcastle 



Damiano TAGLIAVINI and Sergio HANELA, Instituto 

Nacional del Agua, Argentina 

Perspectivas de la producción de conocimiento en 

recursos hídricos y la relación entre los organismos 

científico-tecnológicos y sociedad civil 

Denis Antônio de Mendonça BERNARDES, Cicera 

GOMES, Eliane BESERRA, Fabrícia GOMES DE 

LUCENA, Universidade Federal de Pernambuco, 

Brazil, Alexandre RAMOS, Secretaria de Recursos 

Hídricos de Pernambuco, Brazil and Hermelinda 

ROCHA, ITEP Pernambuco, Brazil 

Água e desenvolvimento em Pernambuco (Brasil): 

Uma equação socialmente desigual 

Jacinta PALERM, El Colegio de Posgraduados de 

Chapingo, Mexico 

Cambios en la legislación, derechos de aguas y 

organizaciones de usuarios 

Denisse ROCA SERVAT, Arizona State University, USA 

Movimientos sociales urbanos y minería 

transnacional: En búsqueda de la justicia del agua 

en Arequipa, Perú 

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RC09 



Development 

Programme Coordinators: Ulrike M.M. 

SCHUERKENS, Ecole des Hautes Etudes 

en Sciences Sociales, France; Habibul H. 

KHONDKER, Zayed University, United Arab 

Emirates 


09:00 - 10:30 

37 Social Change, New Technology 

and Democratization in the Middle 

East and North Africa Region 


Chair: Habibul H. KHONDKER, Zayed 

University, United Arab Emirates 


Saim Can BERITAN, City University of New York, USA 

The transposition of the public sphere: From public 

space to cyberspace 

Dmitry IVANOV, St.Petersburg State University, Russia 

The next transformation: From glam-capitalism to 

alter-capitalism 

10:45 - 12:15 

72 Political Inequality Outside of the 

West. Part I 

Joint Session 

RC18 Political Sociology (host committee) 


of Development 


For programme details see section Joint Sessions

12:30 - 14:00 

135 Socio-political orders beside the 

state or the limits of the Leviathan 


Session Organizers: Dieter NEUBERT and 

Artur BOGNER, University of Bayreuth, 

Germany 

Chair: Dieter NEUBERT, University of 

Bayreuth, Germany 


Artur BOGNER, University of Bayreuth, Germany 

Visions of the use of freedom: Competing concepts of 

socio-political order 

Elke GRAWERT, Bonn International Center for 

Conversion, Germany 

Some thoughts on the working of competing orders 

and links between them 

Reinhart KÖSSLER, Arnold Bergstraesser Insttitut, 

Germany 

Institutional pluralism – A normal state of affairs? 

Nicole HAAS, Netherlands Institute for the Study of 

Crime and Law Enforcement, Netherlands 

Public support for vigilantism and confidence in 

criminal justice 

Carlos BOLONHA, Henrique RANGEL and Maíra 

ALMEIDA, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, 

Brazil 

Three sociological aspects of a political court 

14:30 - 16:00 




Joint Session 






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09:00 - 10:30 

217 Migration In (Post-) Socialist 

Societies 

Joint Session 






10:45 - 12:15 

273 The cultural politics of economic 

development 


Session Organizer: 

Frederick WHERRY, University of Michigan, 

USA 


Defne OVER, Cornell University, USA 

An ethnicist state sells its multicultural heritage: 

Marketization as a rupture in turkish nationalism 

Rafael COSTA, University of Coimbra, Portugal 

The cultural politics of economic development: 

Mapping the Xikrin-Mebengôkrê political participation 

in environmental politics – The Belo Monte case 

Daniel FRIDMAN, University of Victoria, Canada 

American dreams in Argentina: Making financial 

self-help global 

Hebe OLIVEIRA, UERJ, Brazil 

Who is the new middle class in Brazil? 

Marcos GONZALEZ-HERNANDO, London School of 

Economics, United Kingdom 

Development, nation and “official futures”: The case 

of the rhetoric of progress in contemporary Chile 

Sadhu AHLAWAT, Maharishi Dayanand University, 

India 

Politics of inclusion and local governance in India {*}

14:30 - 16:00 

347 Migration and Social Change 


Session Organizer: Emma PORIO, Ateneo de 

Manila University, Philippines 


Loredana Denisa LASTUN, University of Oradea, 

Romania and Dan Aurel BANCIU, University “Aurel 

Vlaicu” Arad, Romania 

Students mobilities from “Aurel Vlaicu” university, 

Arad and Oradea university. Intra-European higlyskilled 

migration. A comparative case study 

Ana LOPEZ SALA, CSIC, Spain and Héctor CEBOLLA 

BOADO, UNED, Spain 

Migrant associations and access to public resources: 

The case of the municipality of Madrid 

Marina NEGROVA, Saint-Petersburg State University, 

Russia 

Resource potential of the Russian mentality: Adapting 

to global complexity {*} 

Jean Carlo FAUSTINO, Universidade Federal de São 


Inside migration: The countrymanxs integration 

through the “caipira music” {*} 

16:15 - 17:45 



Session Organizers: Ulrike M.M. SCHUERKENS, 

Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales, 

France, and Habibul H. KHONDKER, Zayed 



9:00 - 10:30 




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Joint Session 






10:45 - 12:15 

479 Economic globalization, culture, and 

the transformation of management 

practices 


Session Organizer: Ulrike M.M. 

SCHUERKENS, Ecole des Hautes Etudes en 



Rafael OLIVEIRA, Universidade Federal do Ceará, 

Brazil 

Culture and market: The virtual capitalism (a case 

study of the site catharsis) 

Joshua HENDRICK, Loyola University Maryland, USA 

Islam, ambiguity, and social change in Turkey: The 

organizational practices of the Fethullah Gulen 

movement 

Andréa B. GILL, University of Victoria, Canada 

Learning to succeed: Entrepreneurial subjects of 

development 

Tamara HERAN, École des Hautes Études en Sciences 

Sociales, Chile 

Le monde (in)visible de l’agrobusiness au Chili. Étude 

de la vallée du limarí 

Constanza SYMMES, Ecole des Hautes études en 


Édition indépendante, espace publique et transition 

politique au Chili

12:30 - 14:00 

538 Migration and Development I 

Joint Session 

RC31 Sociology of Migration (host 

committee) 





12:30 - 14:00 

556 The Arab revolution of 2011 in 



Session Organizer: Saïd ARJOMAND, Stony 

Brook University, USA 


Jack GOLDSTONE, George Mason University, USA 

Explaining success and failure in the Middle East 

revolts of 2011 

Mohammed BAMYEH, University of Pittsburgh, USA 

Revolution and enlightenment 

Kevan HARRIS, The Johns Hopkins University, USA 

The positional puzzle of uprisings and revolutions in 

the Middle East: Regional inequalities in worldhistorical 

perspective 

Dmitry IVANOV, St.Petersburg State University, Russia 

The 2017 problem: A next revolutionary situation 

14:30 - 16:00 

603 Women, leisure and family in the 

age of transformations 

Joint Session 







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09:00 - 10:30 

634 Migration and development Part II 

Joint Session 






10:45 - 12:15 

671 Networks, cities governance, and 

global markets 


Session Organizer: Kuang-chi CHANG, 

University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, USA 


Michelle F. HSIEH, Academia Sinica, Taiwan 

Explaining the resilience of a decentralized 

production network: The case from Taiwan 

Arnaud SALES, Université de Montréal, Canada 

Networks and structuration processes 

Kuang-chi CHANG, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, USA 

The significance of trust in business relocation 

Manoj Kumar TEOTIA, CRRID, India 

Institutional response to emerging challenges of 

climate change in urban India: A case of planned 

city in foothills of Himalaya {*} 

12:30 - 14:00 

713 Political inequality outside of the 

West. Part II 

Joint Session 






RC10 


Organizational Democracy 

and Self-Management 

Programme Coordinators: Isabel 

DA COSTA, CNRS-IDHE, France and 

Julia ROZANOVA, University of British 

Columbia, Canada 


09:00 - 10:30 



Joint Session 








Joint Session 








Joint Session 






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10:45 - 12:15 

71 Participation and its relationship to 

social justice and democracy. Part I 


Session Organizer: Isabel DA COSTA, 

CNRS-IDHE, France 

Co-Chair: Michal PALGI, Emek Yezreel 

College, Israel 


Nora Inés RUBBINI, Universidad Nacional de La 

Plata, Argentina 

La gobernanza: Qué es y qué propone 

Christian MAHIEU, CNRS, France 

Diversité, justice et parité de participation 

Vera VRATUSA, University of Belgrade, Serbia 

Can there be social justice and democracy without 

participation in economic self-management and 

political self-government? 

Roberta CAVA, Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 

Brazil; Aline Michelle Nascimento AUGUSTINHO, 

Universidade Estadual, Brazil 

Public sphere and environment {*} 

Julia ROZANOVA, University of British Columbia, 

Canada 

The master of disguise: Hidden faces of participation, 

ageism, and their cultural meanings 

12:30 - 14:00 

134 Social participation and the 

economic and social crisis 


Session Organizer: Francesco Garibaldo, 

IRES ER 


Jennifer DAY, University of Melbourne, Australia 

The costs of complacency: A preview of life without 

newspapers in America’s big cities and small towns

Martha Nelida RUIZ URIBE, Instituto Universitario 

Internacional de Toluca, Mexico 

Latin American student protests in the contexts of the 

international youth movements for democracy and 


Luciana LEAO and Maria Carolina DYSMAN, Federal 

University of Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 

How do Brazilians perceive the role of the state, the 

market, and civil society in the execution of social policies? 

14:30 - 16:00 

157 Diversity of civic participation 

patterns in a globalizing world 


Session Organizer: Pawel STAROSTA, 

University of Lodz, Poland 

Chair: Pawel STAROSTA, University of Lodz, 

Poland 

Co-chair: Alicia VILLAFANE, Universidad 

Nacional del Centro de la Provincia de 



P.P. BALAN, Kerala Institute of Local Administration, India 

Civic participation to make local governments child 

friendly: A case study from kerala 

Ana María PÉREZ RUBIO and Federico BUTTI, 

Universidad Nacional del Nordeste, Argentina 

La participación como práctica social: Actores y 

construcción de subjetividades 

Camila PENNA, Universidade de Brasília, Brazil 

Participation and land reform in Brazil 

Gisele Heloise BARBOSA, Universidade Federal de 

São Carlos, Brazil 

Councils and equality principle between government 

and civil society in Brazil 

Gisele Heloise BARBOSA, Universidade Federal de 


Participation in the higher education chamber of the 

national education council during Fernando Henrique 

Cardoso administration {*} 

� 135 � 


09:00 - 10:30 



conocimiento 

Joint Session 








Joint Session 








Joint Session 






10:45 - 12:15 

259 Participation and cultural sociology 

of the life course. Part I 

Joint Session 






14:30 - 16:00 

341 Ibero-American views on 

participation, social justice and 

democracy 


Session Organizer: Jaime PRECIADO 

CORONADO, Universidad de Guadalajara, 

Mexico 

Chair: Martha Nelida RUIZ URIBE, Instituto 

Universitario Internacional de Toluca, Mexico 


Felipe ADDOR, Universidade Federal do Rio de 


The bases for experiences of participatory democracy 


Alexandra MARTÍNEZ, Venezuela 

Participación y emancipación en Venezuela 

Scott ROULIER, Lyon College, USA 

Building civic capacity in a Mexico city slum community 

16:15 - 17:45 


social justice and democracy. Part II 

Joint Session 

RC10 Participation, Organizational 

Democracy and Self-Management (host 

committee) 




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09:00 - 10:30 

427 Cooperatives, social economy and 

economic policies for justice and 

participation in the new millennium 


Session Organizer: Maria FREGIDOU- 

MALAMA, University of Gävle, Sweden 

Chair: Maria FREGIDOU-MALAMA, 

University of Gävle, Sweden 


Carla Arantes de SOUZA, Universidad Estadual 

Paulista “Júlio de Mesquita Filho”, Brazil 

Economía solidaria en Brasil: Un movimiento social, 

político y cultural 

Marilia VERONESE and Adriane FERRARINI, 

University of Vale do Rio dos Sinos, Brazil 

Micro entrepreneurship and associations in 

developing peripheral countries 

Manuel MANZONI, Universidad Nacional de Mar 

del Plata, Argentina and Rafael BÖCKER, Universitat 

Rovira i Virgili, Spain 

Participación y justicia social en la política 

agroalimentaria y agroindustrial de Argentina 

10:45 - 12:15 


of the life course. Part II 

Joint Session 






12:30 - 14:00 


Location: 456 {NB}

14:30 - 16:00 

600 Social justice and democratization 

through participation and/or selfmanagement? 


Session Organizer: Vera VRATUSA, University 

of Belgrade, Serbia 

Chair: Vera VRATUSA, University of Belgrade, 

Serbia 


Candela HERNÁNDEZ, IIGG-CIN, Argentina 

Acción colectiva y autogestión 

Vanessa Moreira SÍGOLO, Universidade de São 

Paulo, Brazil 

Democracia, participación popular y experiencias de 

autogestión en Brasil actual 

Luiz Inácio GAIGER, Universidade do Vale do Rio dos 

Sinos, Brazil 

The uniqueness of solidarity entrepreneurship in the 

fight against social exclusion 

Robin KRABBE, University of Tasmania, Australia 

Self-determination, deliberative democracy, networks 

and positive ecology via community initiatives in 

Tasmania, Australia 

Maria FREGIDOU-MALAMA, University of Gävle, 

Sweden 

What are the advantages of JAK Members Bank? 

� 137 � 

RC11 


Programme Coordinators: Susan 

FELDMAN, Monash University, Australia; Julie 

McMULLIN, University of Western Ontario, 

Canada and Anne MARTIN-MATTHEWS, 

University of British Columbia, Canada 


09:00 - 10:30 

10 Connecting Generations: Societal 

Policies and Family Relations 


Session Organizer: Anne MARTIN-MATTHEWS, 


Chair: Susan McDANIEL, University of 

Lethbridge, Canada 


Catherine CRAVEN and Anne MARTIN-MATTHEWS, 

University of British Columbia, Canada, Carolyn 

ROSENTHAL, McMaster University, Canada and Lynn 

McDONALD, University of Toronto, Canada 

An ethic of independence and diminished filial piety: 

Chinese widows’ support systems in Canada 

Gulcin CON and Sibel KALAYCIOGLU, Middle East 

Technical University, Turkey 

Intergenerational split? The Turkish elderly parents 

and their adult children 

Alda MOTTA, Universidade Federal da Bahia, Brazil 

Women between caring for the elderly and for the 

youngsters 

Elias WAHAB, Lagos State University, Nigeria, 

Intergenerational households and well-being of the 

older persons’ in Nigeria {*}

10:45 - 12:15 

48 Age- and Gender- based Inequalities: 

Recent Research and Challenges 


Session Organizers: Clary KREKULA, 

University of Uppsala, Sweden, and Neal 

King, Virginia Tech, USA 

Chair: Julie McMULLIN, University of Western 

Ontario, Canada 


Laura HURD CLARKE and Erica BENNETT, University 

of Michigan, The University of British Columbia, 

Canada 

Aging, frailty, and intimacy: The gendered experience 

of close relationships among adults 75+ who have 

multiple chronic conditions 

Florencia BRAVO ALMONACID, CONICET, Argentina 

Vejez, género y pobreza: Estrategias de reproducción 

de los hogares en el barrio el Sur {*} 

Sally BOULD, University of Delaware, USA, and Sara 

CASACA, Technical University of Lisbon, Portugal 

Older women’s employment: Pension crisis and crisis 

of care 

Talita CASTRO, Universidade Estadual de Campinas, 

Brazil 

Age and gender in Brazilian self-help books 

Clary KREKULA, Karlstad University, Sweden 

Gender equality politics and age relations in workplaces 

Laura MACHAT-FROM, Linköping University, Sweden 

Migrantship and old age: Intersecting social positions 

12:30 - 14:00 

107 Caring for older adults with 

dementia 


Session Organizer: Neena CHAPPELL, 

University of Victoria, Canada 

Chair: Kate O’LOUGHLIN, University of 

Sydney, Australia 

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Lucie LECHEVALIER HURARD, Université Paris 13, France 

La spécialisation des modes de prise en charge de la 

maladie d’alzheimer en France : Entre levier d’évolution 

des carrières professionnelles, désinsertion sociale des 

patients et renforcement de la stigmatisation 

Shu KINOSHITA, Kyoto University, Japan 

Conceptual analysis of “dementia” among family 

caregivers in Japanese SHGs 

Laurel STRAIN, University of Alberta, Canada and 

Colleen MAXWELL, University of Waterloo, Canada 

Families caring for assisted living and nursing home 

residents with dementia: Does setting matter? 

Allison KIRKMAN, Victoria University of Wellington, 

New Zealand 

Dementia stories: Representations of carers 

Neena CHAPPELL, University of Victoria, Canada and 

Malcolm MACLURE, Government of British Columbia, 

Canada 

The gendered nature of caregiver perceptions of the 

effectiveness of cholinesterase inhibitors (ChEI) for 

those with dementia 

Beverly SANBRN, Belmont Senior Living, USA 

Mental fitness for dementia patients: Can it work? {*} 

Michèle BAUMANN and Katia LURBE I PUERTO, 

University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg, Sophie 

COUFFIGNAL, Centre for Health Studies, Luxembourg 

and Nearkasen CHAU, University Paris Descartes, France 

What is the value of keeping patients at home if 

informal caregivers become exhausted to the 

detriment of their own life satisfaction? {*} 

12:30 - 14:00 

116 Empirical Methods in Aging 

Research 1 

Joint Session 






14:30 - 16:00 

163 Images, Meaning, and Discourses of 

Ageing 


Session Organizer: Julie McMULLIN, 

University of Western Ontario, Canada 

Chair: Kyriakos MARKIDES, University of 

Texas Medical Branch, USA 


Peter ÖBERG, University of Gävle, Sweden 

Diversity and ageing – The meaning of new intimate 

relationships in later life 

Gerardo ZAMORA, Erkuden ALDAZ, Izaskun 

CUARTANGO and Nerea GALDONA, Ingema, Spain 

"This is a good time for ageing" – Images of old age 

from social workers and private health care providers 

Javiera SANHUEZA, Universidad de Granada, España 

Imaginarios sobre la vejez de jóvenes universitarios: 

Un estudio comparativo entre alumnos de medicina, 

psicología y trabajo social (Universidad de Granada, 

España) 

Jill REYNOLDS, The Open University, United Kingdom 

Discourses of child free later life: A gendered topic 


09:00 - 10:30 

214 Later life decision making: Consumption, 

home care, and end of life 


Session Organizer: Lucie VIDOVICOVA, 

Masaryk University, Czech Republic 

Chair: Neena CHAPPELl, University of 

Victoria, Canada 


Lucie VIDOVICOVA, Masaryk University, Czech Republic 

Consumption in older age: Risks and potentials 

� 139 � 

Jeanne KATZ, Caroline HOLLAND and Sheila PEACE, 

The Open University, United Kingdom 

Exploring the goals of older people with high support 

needs in the UK: Does their consumption match their 

aspirations? 

Saeko KIKUZAWA, Hosei University, Machida, Tokyo, 

Japan 

Care service utilization among frail elderly in Japan 

Jeanne KATZ and Caroline HOLLAND, The Open 


Understanding informal carers’ decision-making in 

choosing a care home for a person with dementia in 

hospital 

Nicole SACHMERDA, University of Leipzig, Germany 

“Because I do not want to be a burden – Also beyond 

my death” – Results of a qualitative interview study on 

funeral decisions 

10:45 - 12:15 



Joint Session 






12:30 - 14:00 

309 Panel: The life-course perspective in 

Latin America 


Session Organizer: María Julieta ODDONE, 


Discussant: Hugo José SUAREZ, Autonomous 

University of Mexico, Mexico 


María Julieta ODDONE, University of Buenos Aires, 

Argentina 

Discussant: María Julieta ODDONE

Stefano CAVALLI, University of Geneve, Switzerland 

Changes and events across the life course: An 

international comparison 

Eduardo GUICHARD, University of Geneva, Switzerland 

Crisis y memoria histórica: El golpe de estado de 

1973 en Chile 

Gloria LYNCH, Universidad Nacional de Luján, Argentina 

Cambios y transiciones en el curso de la vida. 

Argentina en el estudio CEVI 

14:30 - 16:00 

336 Extending working lives: Are 

workplace practises convergent 

with recent policy directions? 


Session Organizers: Elizabeth BROOKE, 

Swinburne University, Australia, and Julie 

McMULLIN, University of Western Ontario, 

Canada 

Chair: Julie McMULLIN, University of Western 



Elizabeth BROOKE, Swinburne University, Australia 

Thriving or surviving? Extending working lives in 

different occupational contexts 

Anita TISCH, Institute for Employment Research, Germany 

Ageing and employability - the influence of personal 

circumstances and individual factors 

Kate O’LOUGHLIN, Karla HEESE and Hal KENDIG, 


Age discrimination among older workers: The 

Australian experience 

� 140 � 

16:15 - 17:45 



Joint Session 






16:15 - 17:45 



Session Organizer: Anne MARTIN-MATTHEWS, 



09:00 - 10:30 

445 Retirement, older workers, and 

pension policy 


Session Organizer: John WILLIAMSON, 

Boston College, USA 

Chair: John WILLIAMSON, Boston College, USA 


Esteban CALVO, Universidad Diego Portales, Chile, 

Natalia SARKISIAN, Boston College, USA and 

Christopher TAMBORINI, US Social Security 

Administration, USA 

Causal effects of retirement timing on health and well-being 

Maria Alejandra ARLEGUI, Argentina 

Social security’s reform impact in Argentina (1996-2010) 

Silvio Marques GARCIA, Juliana Presotto PEREIRA 

NETTO and Julia LENZI SILVA, Universidade Estadual 


Ageing in the countryside and the need of public 

policies of social security as means to implement the 

rights of elderly rural workers in Brazil

Roxana ELETA-DE FILIPPIS, Le Havre University, France 

Gender and privatization: The experience of 

Argentina 1994-2008 

10:45 - 12:15 

487 Intergenerational solidarity: 

Bringing the public and the private 

into dialogue 


Session Organizers: Virpi TIMONEN, Trinity 

College, Ireland, and Thomas SCHARF, 

National University of Ireland, Ireland 

Chair: Virpi TIMONEN, Trinity College, Ireland 


Marc SZYDLIK, Bettina ISENGARD, Ronny KÖNIG 

and Tina SCHMID, University of Zurich, Switzerland 

Money, time and space: Intergenerational functional 

solidarity in a comparative perspective 

Maria-Jose TORREJON and Anne MARTIN-MATTHEWS, 


Intergenerational solidarity and care of older people: 

Linking families and bureaucracy in context 

Reiko YAMATO, Kansai University, Japan 

Inconsistency between policy presumptions and 

actual relationships of the intergenerational 

relationships within the family in present-day Japan 

10:45 - 12:15 



Joint Session 






� 141 � 

12:30 - 14:00 

534 Intergenerational Relations: 

Intimate Ties and Solidarity 


Session Organizer: Julie McMULLIN, 

University of Western Ontario, Canada 

Chair: Edmund Kenneth MUGAYEHWENKYI, 

TBC 


Môniele SANTOS, Universidade Federal da Bahia, 

Brazil 

Familia(s): Las distintas prácticas de la “solidaridad” 

en el mundo contemporáneo 

Gabriela FUENTES REYES, Universidad Autónoma del 

Estado de México, Mexico 

La generación de bienestar a partir de la experiencia 

de los beneficiarios del programa pensión alimenticia 

para adultos mayores en el Estado de México 

Torbjörn BILDTGARD, Stockholm University, Sweden 

The impact of new intimate relationships in later life 

on social and filial relationships 

Reiko YAMATO, Kansai University, Japan 

A comparison of determinants between married 

children’s coresidence with their fathers and with their 

mothers in Japan 

Torbjörn BILDTGARD, Stockholm University, Sweden, 

and Peter ÖBERG, University of Gävle, Sweden 

Time as a structuring condition behind new intimate 

relationships in later life {*} 

14:30 - 16:00 

579 Demographic challenges associated 

with aging populations in the 

developing world 

Joint Session 

RC41 Sociology of Population (host committee) 





09:00 - 10:30 

623 Generations: Connections across 

the life course 


Session Organizer: Marc SZYDLIK, University 

of Zurich, Switzerland 

Chair: Marc SZYDLIK, University of Zurich, 

Switzerland 


Franz NEUBERGER and Klaus HABERKERN, Institute of 

University of Zurich, Switzerland 

Intergenerational support and quality of life in old 

age: Do welfare state regimes matter? 

Susan McDANIEL and Seonggee UM, University of 

Lethbridge, Canada and Amber GAZSO, York 


Generationing relations in challenging times: Americans 

and Canadians in mid-life in the great recession 

Gunther SCHMAUS and Sally BOULD, CEPS/ 

INSTEAD, Luxembourg 

Intergenerational transfer of money and services in 

France, Germany, Denmark and Italy 

María Beatriz FERNANDEZ LORCA, Pontificia 

Universidad Católica de Chile, Chile 

Intercambio de apoyo entre hijos adultos y sus padres 

mayores en Chile: Retos y desafíos actuales {*} 

09:00 - 10:30 

645 Transformation of leisure and 

ageing perspectives 

Joint Session 





� 142 � 

10:45 - 12:15 

672 Old age and society: Views from 

Latin America 


Session Organizer: María Julieta ODDONE, 


Panelists: Liliana GASTRON, University of 

Lujan, Argentina; Paulina OSORIO, University 

of Santiago de Chile, Chile; Leonor NAVA, 

University Francisco de Miranda, Venezuela 

and Veronica MONTES DE OCA, 

Autonomous University of Mexico, Mexico 

Discussant: Blanca de Lima, University 

Francisco de Miranda, Venezuela 


Verónica MONTES DE OCA, Universidad Nacional 


Envejecimiento y grupos en alto riesgo en América 

Latina y el Caribe 

Paulina OSORIO, University of Santiago de Chile, Chile 

Vejez y viudez en Chile: Interpretaciones 

socioculturales desde la experiencia 

Leonor NAVA, University Francisco de Miranda, Venezuela 

Las representaciones sociales que poseen los 

docentes jubilados sobre la violencia ejercida por la 

sociedad hacia los adultos mayores 

Liliana GASTRON, University of Lujan, Argentina 

Acerca de las personas de edad en las universidades 

argentinas, desde la perspectiva de género 

12:30 - 14:00 

707 Images of old age 


Session Organizer: Kathrin KOMP, Umea 


Chair: Elizabeth BROOKE, Swinburne 

University, Australia 


Leonardo PACHECO, Universidade Federal de Alfenas, Brazil 

Defeat, soccer and the media: Paradoxical images 

and discourses of aging

Stephan LESSENICH, Friedrich-Schiller-Universitaet, 

Germany 

From retirement to active ageing: Changing images 

of “old age” in the late twentieth century 

Kathrin KOMP, Umea University, Sweden and Elena 

WIEGAND, Otto-Friedrich-University Bamberg, 

Germany 

A new image of old age: The case of third age societies 

Sandra TORRES, Uppsala University, Sweden, Emilia 

FORSSELL, Ersta Sköndal University College, Sweden 

and Anna OLAISON, Linkoping University, Sweden 

Understandings of ethnic ‘otherness’ in need 

assessment practices 

Jacqueline LOW, University New Brunswick, Canada 

From zoomers to geezerade: Representations of the 

body in ageist and classist society 

Carolina Alondra GUIDOTTI GONZALEZ, 

Universidade Estadual de Campinas, Brazil 

El envejecimiento desde la óptica demográfica: 

Podemos hablar de un cambio de paradigma? {*} 

14:30 - 16:00 

737 Public policies to promote healthy 

and happy aging 


Session Organizers: Esteban CALVO, 

Universidad Diego Portales, Chile and 

Adriana FASSIO, University of Buenos Aires, 

Argentina 

Chair: Adriana FASSIO, University of Buenos 



Tine ROSTGAARD, Aalborg University, Denmark 

Reform strategies in home care for elderly in Europe 

Igone ETXEBERRIA, Nerea GALDONA, Erkuden 

ALDAZ, Javier YANGUAS and Elena URDANETA, 

Ingema, Spain 

How can policies promote healthy and happy aging 

among the oldest old (85+) and centenarians? 

� 143 � 

Henglien Lisa CHEN, University of Sussex, United 

Kingdom 

Successful ageing in long-term care: International 

comparison and lesson learning 

Javiera SANHUEZA, Universidad de Granada, España 

Asistencialismo y salud en el marco de las políticas 

sociales dirigidas a personas mayores en Chile: El 

caso del programa VÍNCULOS (Servicio Nacional del 

Adulto Mayor, 2008) {*} 

Elena DEL BARRIO and Mayte SANCHO, Ingema, 

Spain, Miguel LETURIA, Matia-Innova, Spain and Alfonso 

GURPEGUI, Consejería de Asuntos Sociales, Spain 

Politicas sociales para mejorar el bienestar de las 

personas que envejecen. la experiencia en el País 

Vasco (España) {*} 

Julia LENZI SILVA, Juliana Presotto PEREIRA NETTO 

and Silvio Garcia MARQUES, Universidade Estadual 


Retirement preparation plans and implementation of 

the rights of the elderly in Brazil: Dialogs on the 

paradoxes of the non-working retiree {*} 

RC12 


Programme Coordinator: Reza 

BANAKAR, University of Westminster, 



10:45 - 12:15 

55 Comparative Legal Culture 


Chair: Marina KURKCHIYAN, Oxford 

University, United Kingdom


Reza BANAKAR, University of Westminster, United 

Kingdom 

Law, culture and driving habits in Iran 

Michael VUOLO, Purdue University, USA 

Legal culture and youth drug use: A multilevel model 

of the European Union 

Carlos José PERETTE, Universidad del País Vasco, Argentina 

La constitución multicultural, el estado de derecho y la 

flexibilización de las formas jurídicas 

Chun Hung LIN, FCU, Taiwan 

A multi-legal system or conflicts of different legal 

traditions: Case of Taiwanese legal reform in 

communication law 

Felipe ASENSI, Getulio Vargas Foundation School of 

Law, Brazil 

Collective action and contentious politics: The right to 

health in Brazil and Portugal 

David NELKEN, Macerata University, Italy 

Doing justice in an unjust world: The case of human 

trafficking 

12:30 - 14:00 

121 Law and migration 


Session Organizer: Susana NOVICK, 


Chair: Susana NOVICK, University of Buenos 



Rashmi JAIN, University of Rajasthan, India 

Globalization and migration of indigenous people 

Verónica JARAMILLO, Instituto de Investigaciones Gino 

Germani, Argentina 

Las trabajadoras del servicio doméstico inmigrantes en la 

Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires. La normativa actual 

que las protege contrastada con el nuevo Convenio 189 

de la Organización Internacional del Trabajo 

� 144 � 

14:30 - 16:00 

167 Law and politics 


Chair: Agelica CUELLAR VAZQUEZ, 

Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, 

Mexico 


Lawrence FRIEDMAN, Stanford University, USA 

The politics of judicial election and selection 

Daniela URZOLA, Universidad de Cartagena, Colombia 

About the relationships between law, force and justice 

in Jacques Derrida 


10:45 - 12:15 

252 Legal professions. Part 1 


Chair: Hilary SOMMERLAND, University of 



Vinícius Reis BARBOSA, Universidade Estadual Paulista 

“Júlio de Mesquita Filho”, Brazil 

The professional law training in Brazil, human 

fundamental rights and the persistence of liberal 

bacharelism: A reading from the book “Os 

aprendizes do poder” (the apprentices of power) by 

Sérgio Adorno 

Carlos LISTA, Universidad Nacional de Córdoba, 

Argentina, Fernando Martin BERTONE, Argentina, 

Noelia AZCONA, Argentina, Emilse Romina SORIA 

GARCIA, Argentina and Ana Laura MERA 

SALGUERO, Argentina 

Criterios utilizados por los jueces al cuantificar el 

tiempo de condena. El delito de robo calificado por 

uso de armas 

Swethaa BALLAKRISHNEN, Harvard Law School, USA 

Gender and the advantage of new institutional 

frameworks: The legal profession in India

Fernando DE CASTRO FONTAINHA, FGV Direito Rio, 

Brazil 

To be a candidate in Brazil: Towards a new legal 

profession? 

Carlos LISTA, Universidad Nacional de Córdoba, 

Argentina 

Social and political lawyering: The quest for social 

justice and democratisation 

Sharyn ROACH ANLEU and Kathy MACK, Flinders 


Emotions and the courtroom 

12:30 - 14:00 

302 Legal professions. Part 2 


Chair: Hilary SOMMERLAND, University of 



Takayuki II, Hirosaki University, Japan and Kay-Wah 

CHAN, Macquarie University, Australia 

Diversification of judicial scriveners’ practice and 

where shall it go: The fluctuating boundaries of lawrelated 

occupations in Japan 

Ole HAMMERSLEV, University of Southern Denmark, 

Denmark 

How to get to Denmark: The legal profession’s 

construction of the Nordic welfare states and beyond 

Mavis MACLEAN, Oxford University, United Kingdom 

Family judges in England and Wales: The adversarial 

myth 

14:30 - 16:00 

369 Urban problems 


Chair: Antonio AZUELA, Instituto de 

Investigaciones Sociales, Mexico 


Lucas KONZEN, Università degli Studi di Milano, Italy 

Activismo judicial y reforma urbana en Brasil – Límites 

y posibilidades 

� 145 � 

Eliana SPADONI, Universidad Nacional de San 

Martin, Argentina 

Juridificación y conflictos ambientales 

Emilia SCHIJMAN, Université Paris Diderot Paris 7, France 

Ocupar, apropiar, poseer. Usos y jurisprudencia en la 

vivienda social en Buenos Aires 


09:00 - 10:30 







Chair: Vitorio OLGIATI, University of 

Macerata, Italy 


José Antonio CALLEGARI, Universidade Federal 

Fluminense, Brazil 

Ouvidoria: Apertura cognitiva y acceso a la 

administración de la justicia 

José Antonio CALLEGARI, Universidade Federal 


Crisis económica Europea y la ley de responsabilidad 

fiscal de Brasil 

María Lorena GIAQUINTA, Argentina 

Juicios por jurados 

10:45 - 12:15 







Chair: Germano SCHWARTZ, Faculdade da 

Serra Gaúcha, Brazil


Renata Almeida DA COSTA, School of Law, Brazil 

The culture of fear and urban space: Thoughts on the 

social sensation of insecurity 

12:30 - 14:00 



Session Organizers: Germano SCHWARTZ, 

Faculdade da Serra Gaúcha, Brazil and 

Vitorio OLGIATI, University of Macerata, Italy 


10:45 - 12:15 

689 The quest for justice and the limits 

of law. Panel session 


Session Organizer: Reza BANAKAR, 

University of Westminster, United Kingdom 

Chair: Vitorio OLGIATI, University of 

Macerata, Italy 

Panelists: Arvind Kumar AGRAWAL, Central 

Univ of H.P, India; Reza BANAKAR, University 

of Westminster, United Kingdom and 

Germano SCHWARTZ, Faculdade da Serra 

Gaúcha, Brazil 

12:30 - 14:00 

725 The sociology of human rights. 

Part 1 


Chair: Dani RUDNICKI, Centro Universitário 

Ritter dos Reis, Brazil 


Valerie JENNESS and Kitty CALAVITA, University of 

California, USA 

Inside the pyramid of disputes: Naming problems and 

filing grievances in California prisons 

� 146 � 

Fernando Emmanuel ARLETTAZ, University of 

Zaragoza, Spain 

Religious symbols and state secularization: A 

discussion in the context of public liberties 

Maria Guiomar da CUNHA FROTA and Pedro Alves 

BARBOSA NETO, Universidade Fedral de Minas 


Parameters and procedures of the inter American 

system on child rights violations processes 

14:30 - 16:00 

749 The sociology of human rights. Part 2 


Chair: Dani Rudnicki, Centro Universitário 

Ritter dos Reis, Brazil 


Sabina REGUEIRO, CONICET, Argentina 

Violaciones a los derechos humanos durante la 

última dictadura militar Argentina: Disputas 

jurídico-políticas en torno a la restitución de niños 

apropiados en la "transición democrática" 

Juliana Livia ANTUNES DA ROCHA, Universidade 

Federal Fluminense, Brazil 

The difficult dialogue between exclusion and inclusion 

of individuals with mental disorders

RC13 


Programme Coordinator: Ishwar 

MODI, India International Institute of Social 

Sciences, India 


9:00 - 10:30 



Joint Session 





10:45 - 12:15 

66 Leisure in turbulent times 

(Presidential Session of ISA RC 13) 


Session Organizer: Ishwar MODI, India 

International Institute of Social Sciences, India 

Chair: Ishwar MODI, India International 

Institute of Social Sciences, India 


Thomas HENRICKS, Elon University, USA 

Postmodern play: Evaluating Huizinga’s challenge 

Christiana CONSTANTOPOULOU, Panteion 

University, Greece 

Leisure in turbulent times: “Second Life” realizations 

Karl SPRACKLEN, Leeds Metropolitan University, 


Whiteness, social order and heritage leisure: 

Reconstructing England through the national trust 

Claudia MARTINEZ MULLEN, South Africa 

South African leisure in turbulent economic times 

� 147 � 

Francis LOBO, Edith Cowan University, Australia 

Leisure happiness and development: A contemporary 

Australian perspective 

Alan LAW, Trent University, Canada 

Leisure, social justice and democratization 

Amin PIRZADA, University of Kashmir, India 

Socio-pysocological dynamics of pilgrimage in 

turbulent times: A case study of Hazratbal shrine 

12:30 - 14:00 



Joint Session 




Relations 



14:30 - 16:00 



Joint Session 






09:00 - 10:30 

203 Democratization and the promise of 

leisure 




Chair: Christianne Luce GOMES, 

Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil


Rosario RADAKOVICH, Universidad de la República, 

Uruguay 

Leisure and dreams. Traveling as a leisure imaginary 

in South America 

Cinthia LOPES DA SILVA, Universidade Metodista de 

Piracicaba, Brazil 

El rol del profesional de educación física y las 

políticas públicas del deporte y ocio en el contexto 

brasileño 

Misri Lal VERMA, CSJM University, India 

Leisure, social and political accountability, democratic 

citizenship among indians 

Danieli HELENA RAMPELOTTI, universidade tuiuti do 

parana, Brazil 

Projeto politico pedagogico democratico e participativo 

10:45 - 12:15 

253 Leisure across disciplines: Theories 

and methods 


Session Organizer: Kenneth ROBERTS, 

University of Liverpool, United Kingdom 

Chair: Thomas HENRICKS, Elon University, USA 


Kenneth ROBERTS, School of Sociology, United Kingdom 

Modernisation Theory and Leisure in Late-Developing 

Countries 

Zerrin ARSLAN, Middle East Technical University, Turkey 

Leisure as construction of distinction: A case of 

Ankara, Turkey 

Sergio PIGNUOLI OCAMPO, Universidad de Buenos 


La polémica con el humanismo como vector de 

problematización e innovación teóricas en sociología 

Sanjay TEWARI, CSJM University, INDIA 

Conceptual shift in leisure patterns of the youth as a 

result of economic furor 

� 148 � 

12:30 - 14:00 



Joint Session 





14:30 - 16:00 



Joint Session 





16:15 - 17:45 

390 Leisure, work, time-budgets and 

the economic crisis 

Joint Session 






09:00 - 10:30 

436 Leisure and the arts: Identity and 

self-expression 




Chair: Lynne CIOCHETTO, Massey 

University, USA


Alba COLOMBO, Arts & Humanities, Spain 

Traditional arts events as new perspectives of leisure 

in multicultural societies in Europe 

Alexandra NENKO, National Research University 


Extracurricular art practices: Developing emotional 

competence in adolescence 

João Matias DE OLIVEIRA NETO, Universidade 

Federal de Campina Grande, Brazil 

Cine y biografías políticas: la política de la imagen y 

la construcción biográfica de los personajes políticos 

en la filmografía de Silvio Tendler 

Virginia Quimey PFLÜCKE, Department of University of 

Leipzig, Germany 

The everyday image of a peronist nation? A discourse 

analysis of peronism and power in Buenos Aires street art 

Pekka RÄSÄNEN and Outi SARPILA, University of 

Turku, Finland 

Differences in leisure activities between older and 

younger Finns 

Denise FALCÃO, Universidade Federal de Minas 

Gerais, Brazil and Juliana CORREA, UEMG, Brazil 

The course of the party and party in progress: 

Experiences of otherness through tourism and leisure 

backpack 

10:45 - 12:15 


Emerging patterns of 

communication and electronic 

community / El ocio y las 

transformaciones digitales / Les 

loisirs et les transformations 

numériques 

Join Session 


RC14 Sociology of Communication, 





� 149 � 

12:30 - 14:00 

529 Cultural and spiritual leisure values 

of the East and West 




Co-chairs: Veena SHARMA, Indian Institute of 

Advanced Study, India and Ma HUIDI, 

Chinese Culture Institute 


Zsuzsanna BENKÖ and Klára TARKÓ, University of 

Szeged, Hungary 

Leisure in relation to religion as seen from the results 

of a transnational empirical lifestyle research of the 

“visegrad countries” (HU, PL, CZ, SK) 

Melise LUNGUINHO, Brazil 

Processes of stigmatization of religions of African 

origin in the city of Campina grande 

Ajeeta BHATIA, University of Mumbai, MUMBAI, India 

and Aneela GADRE, College of Arts and Commerce, India 

Yoga – An universal spiritual leisure value 

Silvina SCHAMMAH GESSER, Hebrew University of 

Jerusalem, Israel 

Consuming history consuming culture in XXI century 

Spain: The case of Gernika /guernica 

Vania NORONHA, Pontificia Universidade Católica 

de Minas Gerais, Brazil 

Las celebraciones de Nossa Senhora do Rosário en 

Belo Horizonte, Brasil 

Rodrigo Antonio ELIZALDE SOTO, Universidade 

Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil 

Ocio transformacional y diversidad cultural

14:30 - 16:00 



Joint Session 








09:00 - 10:30 


ageing perspectives 

Joint session 





10:45 - 12:15 



Joint Session 





12:30 - 14:00 

704 Future of leisure in a troubled 

world 


Session Organizer: Scott NORTH, Osaka 


Chair: Scott NORTH, Osaka University, Japan 

� 150 � 


Tania Maria Freitas BARROS MACIEL, Universidade 

Federal do Brasil, Brazil 

The future of leisure in a city in transformation: The 

case of Rio de Janeiro 

Christianne GOMES, Universidade Federal de Minas 


Ocio y redes sociales 

Melanie WENZEL, Technical University Berlin, Germany 

Integration of online-based brand communities into 

value creating processes of firms 

Cláudia RESENDE, Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal 

Improvisations of leisure behind bars 

14:30 - 16:00 

735 Multi-dimensionality of leisure in a 

multicultural world 




Co-chairs: Claudia MARTINEZ MULLEN, 

Rhodes University, USA and Shalini MODI, 

India International Institute of Social Sciences, 

India 


Sigita SNIKERE and Ilze KOROLEVA, University of 

Latvia, Latvia 

Drugs and leisure activities among Eastern European 

young people 

Rashmi JAIN, Department of University of Rajasthan, India 

Youth and changing leisure patterns: A study of youth 

in urban India 

Miyerlandy CABANZO VALENCIA and Carlos Felipe 

MUÑOZ BARRENECHE, Universidad del Valle, Colombia 

Consumo de sustancias psicoactivas en instituciones 

educativas públicas y su relación con las políticas 

públicas en Colombia

16:15 - 17:45 





RC14 

Sociology of 



Programme Coordinator: Christiana 

CONSTANTOPOULOU, Panteion University, 

Greece 


09:00 - 10:30 

16 Imaginaires Démocratiques 

Contemporains Co-Organized with 

Aislf GT 12 Socioanthropologie 

Politique 


Session Organizers: Christiana 


Greece and Olivier CHANTRAINE, Université 

de Lille, France 

Chair: Raul-Enrique ROJO, Federal University 

of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil 


Florent GAUDEZ, Université Pierre-Mendès, France 

Démocratie digitale et e-participation : A la croisée 

d’une sociologie des usages et d’une anthropologie 

du symbolique 

� 151 � 

Lise DEMAILLY, Université de Lille 1, France 

Les figures éclatées de la “démocratie sanitaire” 


University, Greece 

L’imaginaire démocratique européen 

10:45 - 12:15 

58 Discours à propos de la démocratie 

Session co-organized with Aislf GT 

12 Socio-anthropologie Politique 


Session Organizers: Christiana 


Greece and Olivier CHANTRAINE, Université 

de Lille, France 

Chair: Lise DEMAILLY, CLERSE, France 


Olivier CHANTRAINE, Université de Lille, France 

Paradoxes du discours démocratique et de ses 

supports 

Emilio DE IPOLA, Université de Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Démocratie et inégalité 

Raul-Enrique ROJO, Federal University of Rio Grande 

do Sul, Brazil 

Du candidat “Raul” au président “Alfonsin”. 

Discours et histoires dans l’Argentine post-dictatoriale 

(1983-1989) 

14:30 - 16:00 


justice Part I 


Session Organizers: Isleide FONTENELLE, 

Fundação Getulio Vargas, Brazil and Jeffrey 

HALLEY, The University of Texas San Antonio, USA 

Chair: Isleide FONTENELLE, Fundação 

Getulio Vargas, Brazil 


Indhu RAJAGOPAL, York University, Canada, 

Digital revolution and docile body

Ilkka ARMINEN, University of Helsinki, Finland 

Evolving online society and the transformation of 

political organization in Internet 

Oksana LYCHKOVSKA, Odessa National Mechnikov 

University, Ukraine 

Blogging as participatory media practices and new 

public sphere constructors in Ukrainian society 

Natalia WAECHTER, Institute for Advanced Studies, 

Austria 

Chances and risks on social networking sites: The 

impact of education on the use of SNS and on 

awareness of data (in)security {*} 


09:00 - 10:30 

200 Consumer culture and social issues 


Session Organizers: Jeffrey HALLEY, The 

University of Texas San Antonio, USA; Oksana 

LYCHKOVSKA, Odessa National Mechnikov 

University, Ukraine and Isleide FONTENELLE, 

Fundação Getulio Vargas, Brazil 

Chair: Indhu RAJAGOPAL, York University, 

Canada 


Consumer culture and social issues {*} 

Isleide FONTENELLE, Fundação Getulio Vargas, Brazil 

For a genealogy of responsibility in consumption 

Ryoichi HORIGUCHI, Kinki University, Japan 

Gender equality in the safety culture 

Viviane RIEGEL, ESPM/SP, Brazil 

Global consumption culture: Global brandsx 

influence in social practices 

Elias LE GRAND, Swedish School of Textiles, Sweden 

Moral-aesthetic regulation and class formation: The 

case of “chavs” in the UK 

� 152 � 

10:45 - 12:15 


justice Part II 



Fundação Getulio Vargas, Brazil and Jeffrey 

HALLEY, The University of Texas San Antonio, 

USA 

Chair: Oksana LYCHKOVSKA, Odessa 

National Mechnikov University, Ukraine 


Myrian SANTOS, State University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 

The AfroDigital museum: Citizenship, identity and 

technology 

Stefano DE MARCO, Mirko ANTINO, Universidad 

Complutense de Madrid, Spain and Cristóbal TORRES- 

ALBERO, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid, Spain 

Digital skills as a conditioning factor for digital 

political participation 

Martin BERG, Halmstad University, Sweden 

Facebook: Automated structures and reflexive social 

practices 

Jackson FOOTE, University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA 

Old songs, new media: Facebook, protest songs, and 

social identity in Wisconsin’s capitol occupation 

Vinicius Wagner OLIVEIRA SANTOS, State University 

of Campinas, Brazil 

Information society, public policies and the social 

management of the subjectivity 

12:30 - 14:00 

317 Videography and the Analysis of 

Visual Knowledge and Culture 

Joint Session 







14:30 - 16:00 

334 Cultural industries, new media and 

art in the global world 



Fundação Getulio Vargas, Brazil; Oksana 


University, Ukraine and Jeffrey HALLEY, The 

University of Texas San Antonio, USA 

Chair: Paul LOPES, Colgate University, USA 


Dafna HIRSCH, Sociology, Political Science and 

Communication, Open University of Israel, Ra’anana, 

Israel 

Hummus in Israel: Between the industrial and the 

artisanal 

Ezequiel SAFERSTEIN, UBA-CONICET, Argentina and 

Daniela SZPILBARG, UBA-CONICET, Argentina 

Global publishers? New skills, practices and 

representations of publishers as opposed to a global 

publishing industry 

Ines PEREIRA and Luciana SHINODA, FGV-EAESP, 

Brazil 

Design, culture and consume: A campana brothers 

case study 

Marcello DA SILVA MALGARIN FILHO and Débora 

KRISCHKE LEITÃO, Universidade Federal de Santa 

Maria, Brazil 

Pixel bricolage: Machinima and production of digital art 

16:15 - 17:45 

391 Media, cultural diversity and 

identity transformations in a global 

world 







Chair: Jochen DREHER, University of 

Konstanz, Germany 

� 153 � 


Eliska ALTMANN, UFRRJ, Brazil 

The Brazil imagined in Latin America 

Kayko OKAMURA, Dokkyo University, Japan 

Old and new media in local societies in times of 

catastrophe: The role of local papers during the great 

east Japan earthqake 

Carlos Eduardo FIALHO, Universidade Federal 

Fluminense, Brazil and Tatiana MIRANDA, Brazil 

Front page: Identity and social exclusion in headlines 

of populars newspapers 

Patricia REINHEIMER, Universidade Federal Rural do 

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 

Arts and crafts: Between creativity and techniques 

learning, art and work, identity and subjectivity 

Farrah BÉRUBÉ, Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières, 

Canada 

Cultural diversity and journalism in Canada 


09:00 - 10:30 

424 Ciudadanía digital, e-democracia y 

e-competencia en las sociedades 



Session Organizer: Elias SAID-HUNG, 

Universidad del Norte, Colombia 

Chair: Magdalena FELICE, IIGG- CIN, 

Argentina 


José A. RUIZ SAN ROMAN, Universidad 

Complutense de Madrid, Spain 

El desarrollo de herramientas de comunicación 

gobierno-ciudadano como riesgo para el desarrollo 

de las comunidades

Matías DODEL, Universidad Católica del Uruguay, 

Uruguay 

TIC y bienestar: El impacto de las habilidades 

digitales en las trayectorias académicas y laborales 

de los jóvenes uruguayos evaluados por PISA 2003 

(en base a estudio de tipo Panel) 

Silvia LAGO MARTINEZ and Mirta MAURO, 


Cibercultura, ciberciudadanías y acción política 

Nicolás ROCHE, Universidad Católica del Uruguay, 

Uruguay 

E-government in Uruguay: A way to improve 

citizenship 

Mauricio Nihil OLIVERA, Universitat Oberta de 

Catalunya, Spain 

E-migración: Sociedad de la información, 

inmigración y políticas públicas de integración 

Clotildes TEIXEIRA and Alcenir REIS, Universidade 


La información y el patrimonio inmaterial: Una 

propuesta de la ciudadanía digital 

Natalia Daniela CONTRERAS FERNANDEZ, 

Colombia 

El país de los corazones 

10:45 - 12:15 







numériques 

Joint Session 







� 154 � 

10:45 - 12:15 

478 Desarrollo social y cooperación 2.0 



Session Organizer: José A. RUIZ SAN 

ROMAN, Universidad Complutense de 

Madrid, Spain 

Chair: Leticia PORTO PEDROSA, Universidad 



Carlos GADSDEN, Fundación Internacional para el 

Desarrollo de Gobiernos Confiables, Mexico and Antonio 

LUCAS, Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain 

Más allá del IWA 4: Los intentos de racionalizar el 

gobierno desde una perspectiva local 

Antonio COLOMER, Universidad Pontificia de 

Valencia, Spain 

Capacitación sobre economía solidaria y desarrollo 

comunitario 

Carlos SANTAMARIA, Universidad de Guadalajara, 

Mexico, Ignasi BRUNET, Spain and Eduardo 

CALDERÓN, SEP, Mexico 

La vinculación de las instituciones de educación 

superior en México 

Florencia CLAES and José Miguel OSTESO, 

Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain 

Metadatos en la biblioteca: Trabajo colaborativo en 

la comunidad universitaria 

12:30 - 14:00 


Location: 450 {NB}

14:30 - 16:00 

578 Cuestiones en torno a la 

comunicación contemporánea / 

Contemporary communication issues 


Session Organizers: Ryoichi HORIGUCHI, 

Kinki University, Japan; Isleide FONTENELLE, 





Chair: Ana RIVOIR, Universidad de la 

República, Uruguay 


Greg NIELSEN, Concordia University, Canada 

A critical sociology of journalism: Regulating cultural 

diversity in the Montreal and New York press 

Bilyana MARTINOVSKI, Stockholm University and 

University College of Boras, Sweden 

The ethical turn: Communication as a manifestation of 

the ethical 

Daniela Griselda LOPEZ, CONICET-Universidad de 


The problem of equality in everyday life 


09:00 - 10:30 

629 Jóvenes y comunicación 

Co-organized with ALAS 


Session Organizer: Silvia Lago MARTÍNEZ, 

Univeridad de Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Chair: Silvia Lago MARTÍNEZ, Univeridad de 



Elias SAID-HUNG, Social Communication and 

Journalism, Universidad del Norte, Colombia 

Participación ciudadana móvil en jóvenes en 

condición vulnerable en Colombia 

� 155 � 

Sebastián BENÍTEZ LARGHI, UNLP-CONICET, 

Argentina, Carolina AGUERRE, Universidad de San 

Andrés-CONICET, Argentina, Ariel FONTECOBA, 

UNLP-CONICET, Argentina, Marina MOGUILLANSKY, 

UNSAM-CONICET, Argentina and Jimena PONCE DE 

LEÓN, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Tic, juventud y desarrollo. La apropiación de la 

computadora e Internet por jóvenes de sectores 

populares en Argentina 

Juan Ignacio JALIF, IDAES/UNSAM UBA, Argentina, 

and Marina Alejandra OLLARI, IDAES/UNSAM- 

IIGG-UBA, Argentina 

Distintas perspectivas sobre la vinculación políticajuventud 

en la última década: El discurso de los 

medios y de los actores en clave comparada 

Ana WORTMAN, Instituto Gino Germani, Argentina 

Consumo de cine y música: Tiempo, espacio y aura 

José A. RUIZ SAN ROMAN, Dolores CACERES 

ZAPATERO, Universidad Complutense de Madrid, 

Spain and Gaspar BRÄNDLE SEÑAN, Universidad 

de Murcia, Spain 

Conflicto y solución de conflictos entre jóvenes. 

Diferencias y semejanzas de la relación cara a cara 

y en Internet 

Julieta ARMELLA, UBA UNSAM, Argentina and Diego 

PICOTTO, UBA UNLa, Argentina 

Dispositivos pedagógicos, cultura mediática y subjetividad. 

O de cuando las tecnologías invadieron las aulas 

Lucas BANG, Universidad Nacional de la Patagonia 

Austral, Argentina 

El uso escolar y no escolar de las tecnologías de la 

información y la comunicación en los jóvenes de la 

provincia de Santa Cruz 

10:45 - 12:15 

681 Redes y transformaciones sociales 

Co-organized with ALAIC 


Session Organizer: Cesar BOLANO, 

Universidade Federal de Sergipe, Brazil 

Chair: Cesar BOLANO, Universidade 

Federal de Sergipe, Brazil


Elias SAID-HUNG and Carlos ARCILA-CALDERÓN, 

Universidad del Norte, Colombia 

Participación y relaciones sociales desde los líderes 

de opinión online de Twitter en América Latina y 

Medio Oriente 

Florencia CLAES and Luis DELTELL, Universidad 


Twitter y la medición de audiencias 

Tommaso GRAVANTE, Universidad de Sevilla, Spain 

Prácticas de apropiación, nuevas tecnologías y 

cambio social. Un estudio de caso: La insurgencia 

popular de Oaxaca 

Cauê DE CAMARGO MARTINS, Universidade 

Federal de São Paulo, Brazil 

La música grabada y su formato digital: 

Transformaciones en la industria discográfica brasileña 

12:30 - 14:00 

708 Language and Discourse in Online 

Social Media 

Joint Session 

RC25 Language and Society (host committee) 





14:30 - 16:00 

743 Responsabilidad social, participación 

y medios de comunicación 



Session Organizer: Isabel de LA TORRE 

PRADOS, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, 

Spain 

Chair: Isabel de LA TORRE PRADOS, 

Universidad Autonoma de Madrid, Spain 

� 156 � 


Laura L. ORTIZ-NEGRON, University of Puerto Rico, 

Puerto Rico 

La televisión como mediación sociopolítica: Entre la 

responsabilidad social, la imagen y el espectáculo 

Ignasi BRUNET and David MORAL, Universidad 

Rovira i Virgili, Spain 

La huelga como la ficción institucionalizada de la 

participación de los trabajadores en los conflictos 

colectivos 

Giuseppina PELLEGRINO, University of Calabria, Italy 

La comunicación social (sobre la violencia) de 

género. Construir la responsabilidad social a través 

de los medios de comunicación 

Alexia SANZ HERNÁNDEZ, Universidad de 

Zaragoza, Spain, Reineris MONTERO LAURENCIO 

and Víctor Hugo PÉREZ GALLO, Instituto Superior 

Minero-Metalúrgico, Cuba 

Cultura energética y comportamiento organizacional. 

dos estudios de caso en instituciones universitarias 

Leticia PORTO PEDROSA, Universidad Complutense 

de Madrid, Spain 

La responsabilidad social y la transparencia 

informativa en los medios de comunicación en España

RC15 


Programme Coordinator: Ivy 

BOURGEAULT, University of Ottawa, Canada 


09:00 - 10:30 

40 Towards Better Healthcare for All: 

What Matters in the Transformation 

of Healthcare Systems and Policy. 

Part I 

Joint Session 

RC19 Sociology of Poverty, Social Welfare 

and Social Policy 

RC15 Sociology of Health (host committee) 



10:45 - 12:15 

64 Health care choice: Discourses, 

perceptions and experiences 


Session Organizers: Kirsten HARLEY, The 

University of Sydney, Australia; Jonathan 

GABE, University of London, United Kingdom 

and Michael CALNAN, University of Kent, 



Sylvain BESLE and Emilien SCHULTZ, Université Paris 

IV Sorbonne, France 

Signing up for an early clinical trial: How important is 

the physician-patient relationship in the patient’s choice? 

Claudia MALACRIDA, University of Lethbridge, Canada 

Women imagining the ideal birth: Discourses of risk, 

femininity, and morality 

� 157 � 

Erica BORGSTROM, University of Cambridge, United 

Kingdom 

Planning for an (un)certain future: Choice within 

English end of life care 

Kirsten HARLEY, Fran COLLYER and Karen WILLIS, The 

University of Sydney, Australia, Michael CALNAN, 

University of Kent, United Kingdom and Jonathan 

GABE, University of London, United Kingdom 

Choosing health care: A view from the sociological 

literature 

Myfanwy MORGAN, Charlotte KENTEN and Sarah 

DEEDAT, King’s College London, United Kingdom 

Shaping individual choice for public benefit: 

Promoting deceased organ donation in a system of 

informed consent 

Emma KIRBY and Alex BROOM, University of 

Queensland, Australia 

Navigating back pain care: A sociological study of 

women’s illness pathways within and between 

intersecting social worlds 

Betina FREIDIN, Matías BALLESTEROS, María Belén 

MOREJON and Mariano ECHECONEA, CONICET, 


Choosing Ayurveda as a health care practice in 

Argentina {*} 

12:30 - 14:00 

140 The transformation of lives: Making 

up people through biotechnologies 


Session Organizers: Johanne COLLIN and 

Annette LEIBING, University of Montreal, 

Canada 


Johanne COLLIN and Julien SIMARD, University of 

Montreal, Canada; and Hugo C. DESROSIERS, 

McGill University, Montreal 

Enhancement and evolving polarities: The case of 

"smart drugs" 

Antonio MATURO, Università di Bologna, Italy 

Human enhancement and social justice: Is there a 

right to not enhance?

Kerstin SANDELL, Lund University, Sweden 

What do the SSRI pills do? Users experiences of 

antidepressants at the crossroads of bodies, minds 

and medicine 

Annette LEIBING, University of Montreal, Canada 

How to fix a broken heart: Stem cells, aging and 

cardiac disease 

Yu-yueh TSAI, Institute of Sociology, Academia Sincia, 

Taipei, Taiwan 

Gene as a metaphor: The geneticization of aboriginal 

identity in Taiwan {*} 

14:30 - 16:00 

169 Medications and 

pharmaceuticalization: Continuity 

and change 


Session Organizers: Noemia LOPES, Instituto 

Superior de Ciências da Saúde Egas 

MONIZ and Jonathan GABE, Royal 

Holloway, University of London 


Koichiro KURODA, Ryukoku University, Otsu, Japan 

Legalization of functional food in late-modern Japan: 

A sociological analysis of the state legitimatization of 

“health food” and “health drug” and some 

considerations of its implications for the risk-society 

thesis and the medicalization of life thesis 

Johanne COLLIN, University of Montreal, Canada and 

Pierre-Marie DAVID, Université de Lyon, France 

Another look at pharmaceuticals 

Marcia GRISOTTI, Federal University of Santa 

Catarina, Florianopolis, Brazil 

Controversies and uncertainties on health claims for 

functional foods in Brazil 

Sebastian SATTLER and Carsten SAUER, Bielefeld 

University, Germany, Guido MEHLKOP, University of 

Erfurt, Germany and Peter GRAEFF, Goethe University 


High-flying scholars: An empirical study on the 

decision-making process of scientists using smart pills 

to enhance performance 

� 158 � 

Shai MULINARI, Lund University, Sweden 

Regulating drug information in Europe: A pyrrhic 

victory for countervailing forces? 

Nihan BOZOK and Mehmet BOZOK, Middle East 

Technical University, Ankara, Turkey 

Pharmaceuticalization of society through the popular 

healthy life discourse: The case of Turkey {*} 

Mara TOGNETTI BORDOGNA, University of Milan- 

Bicocca, Italy and Simona OLIVADOTI, National 

Agency for Regional Health Service, Rome, Italy 

Pharmaceutical and italian health service among 

consumption and social construction in Italy {*} 


09:00 - 10:30 


alternative medicine. Part I 


Session Organizers: Nelson FILICE DE 

BARROS, University of Campinas; Betina 

FREIDIN, University of Buenos Aires and 

CONICET; Anahita GRISONI, EHESS; Joana 

ALMEIDA, Royal Holloway University of 

London; Albert BANERJEE, York University and 

Pamela SIEGEL, State University of Campinas 


Betina FREIDIN, University of Buenos Aires and 


Médicos que practican medicinas no convencionales: 

Marginación histórica, nichos de integración 

institucional, y modalidades de práctica profesional 

Joana ALMEIDA, Royal Holloway University of London, 


Strategies of CAM to cam’isise health-care in 

Portugal: The case of acupuncture and homeopathy

Pamela SIEGEL, Nelson FILICE DE BARROS and José 

Barreto CAMPELLO CARVALHEIRA, State University of 


Health professionals’ perceptions on the use of 

integrative medicine for cancer patients at the clinics 

hospital of the state university of campinas, Brazil 

Sanjay TEWARI, CSJM University, Kanpur City, India 

and LIC of India, Kanpur 

Ayurvedic healthcare in India: An alternate to allopath? 

09:00 - 10:30 

231 Towards better healthcare for all: 

What matters in the transformation of 

healthcare systems and policy. Part II 

Joint Session 


and Social Policy (host committee) 




10:45 - 12:15 



challenges of equality, diversity 

and inclusion. Part I 

Joint Session 

RC52 Sociology of Professional Groups (host 

committee) 




12:30 - 14:00 

306 Obesity: A 21st century plague? 


Session Organizer: Karen GRANT, University 

of Manitoba 

� 159 � 


Manuela FERRARI, University of Toronto, Canada 

Weight trouble: Between eating disorder and obesity 

myths 

Solenn CAROF, EHESS-IIAC, Paris, France 

The stigma of being “overweight” in three European 

countries 

Carla RICE, University of Guelph, Canada 

Re-visioning ethical responses to fat: From enforcing 

body norms to exploring the possibilities unique to 

different bodies 

Marissa DICKINS and Samantha THOMAS, Monash 

University, Australia and Bri KING, University of New 

England, Australia 

The role of the fatosphere in obese adults’ sense of 

inclusion and changing responses to obesity stigma 

Malena MONTEVERDE and Enrique PELAEZ, 

CONICET-UNC, Argentina 

Obesidad y nivel socio económico de la población 

adulta de Argentina {*} 

Chika SHINOHARA, Momoyama Gakuin University, 

Osaka, Japan 

Global impact and changing local reality: 

Understanding of overweight and obesity in Japan {*} 

14:30 - 16:00 


What matters in the transformation of 

healthcare systems and policy. Part III 

Joint Session 






16:15 - 17:45 




09:00 - 10:30 

430 Exploring boundaries of pathology 

and normality, bodies and minds 

following the emergence of the 

new neurosciences: Sociological 

challenges 


Session Organizers: Kerstin SANDELL and 

Shai MULINARI, Lund University 


Antonio MATURO, Università di Bologna, Italy 

The logic of therapeutic action in the construction of 

artificial nature 

Caragh BROSNAN, Brunel University, London, United 

Kingdom; University of Newcastle, Australia 

Investigating the ‘neuro’ in neuroethics: The 

implications for neuroethics of the multiplicity of 

neuroscience and the brain 

10:45 - 12:15 

509 The health workforce governance 

continuum: Good professionals, 

safer patients and the right to 

health care 


Session Organizer: Stephanie SHORT, 

University of Sydney 


Samantha MEYER, Flinders University, Australia and 

Patrick BROWN, University of Amsterdam, Netherlands 

Dependence, trust and agency? Exploring 

contingency within the lay-professional interface 

� 160 � 

Fiona PACEY, Kirsten HARLEY, Craig VEITCH and 

Stephanie SHORT, University of Sydney, Australia 

A case study of health workforce governance change 

in Australia 

Eszter KOVACS and Gábor SZÓCSKA, Semmelweis 

University, Budapest, Hungary 

Medical profession and medical error prevention in 

Hungary 

Stephanie SHORT and Kanchan MARCUS, University 

of Sydney, Australia 

Mobility of filipino nurses: Interviews in Australia and 

the Philippines 

Hugo MERCER, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Improving access to educational materials in sub 

saharan health professions schools 

12:30 - 14:00 

532 Health Inequalities across European 

Health Systems 


Session Organizers: Mara TOGNETTI and 

Annalisa ORNAGHI, University of 

Milano-Bicocca 


Espen DAHL and Kjetil VAN DER WEL, Oslo and 

Akershus University College of Applied Sciences, 

Norway 

Health inequalities across Europe: Do welfare 

arrangements make a difference? 

Valeria GLORIOSO, University of Milano-Bicocca, 

Italy and S.V. SUBRAMANIAN, Harvard University 

Inequities of access to health care in Italy: The role of 

socioeconomic status 

Eszter KOVACS, Edmond GIRASEK, Edit EKE and 

Miklós SZÓCSKA, Semmelweis University, Budapest, 

Hungary 

Global challenges and local needs – How European 

mobility of medical doctors affects on health 

inequalities, findings of health PROMeTHEUS

Louise BOUCHARD, University of Ottawa, Canada, 

Marcelo ALBERTINI, Universidade de São Paulo, São 

Carlos, Brazil and Ricardo BATISTA, University of 

Ottawa, Canada 

Bibliometric analysis of research on health 

inequalities {*} 

14:30 - 16:00 




and inclusion. Part II 

Joint Session 






09:00 - 10:30 

633 Men’s health: Intersections between 

culture and science 


Session Organizer: Elianne RISKA, Swedish 

School of Social Science 


Rosana MACHIN, Universidade Federal de São 

Paulo, Brazil and Márcia Thereza COUTO, 

Universidades de São Paulo, Brazil 

Concepts of gender and masculinity between primary 

healthcare professionals in Brazil 

Alex BROOM and Emma KIRBY, University of 

Queensland, Brisbane, Australia 

Masculinity, moralities and being cared for: An 

exploration of experiences of living and dying in a 

hospice 

Iva SMIDOVA, Masaryk University, Brno, Czech Republic 

“Boys with the toys”. Hegemonies of men over reproduction: 

Biomedical childbirth made in Czech Republic 

� 161 � 

Magda PETRJANOSOVA, Miroslav POPPER, Ivan 

LUKSIK and Gabriel BIANCHI, Slovak Academy of 

Sciences, Bratislava, Slovakia 

Are fathers accepted around here? Implicit and 

explicit messages about parenthood in Slovak media 

and legislation {*} 

09:00 - 10:30 


What matters in the transformation 

of healthcare systems and policy. 

Part IV 

Joint Session 






10:45 - 12:15 

668 Men and reproduction 


Session Organizers: Maria LOHAN, Queen’s 

University Belfast; Lorraine CULLEY, De 

Montfort University and William MARSIGLIO, 

University of Florida 


Dean MURPHY, University of New South Wales, 


Gay men, surrogacy and parenthood 

Florencia HERRERA, Escuela de Universidad Diego 

Portales, Santiago, Chile 

Uncertainty and reproductive responsibility: Men and 

assisted reproduction in Chile 

Tina MILLER, Oxford Brookes University, United Kingdom 

Anticipating and ‘experiencing’ birth: Men, 

essentialisms and reproductive discourses

Sandi DHEENSA and Bob WILLIAMS, University of 

Birmingham, United Kingdom; Alison METCALFE, 

King’s College London, United Kingdom 

Men’s experiences of antenatal screening: A 

grounded theory analysis {*} 

Tracy MORISON, Human Sciences Research Council, 

Pretoria, South Africa 

Heterosexual men and parenthood decision-making 

in South Africa: Attending to the invisible norm {*} 

Lorraine ANDREWS and Joan LALOR, Trinity College 

Dublin, Ireland; Declan DEVANE, National University 

of Ireland Galway, Ireland 

Facilitating transition to fatherhood the role antenatal 

education classes {*} 

Gabriel BIANCHI, Miroslav POPPER, Ivan LUKSIK and 

Magda PETRJANOSOVA, Slovak Academy of 

Sciences, Bratislava, Slovakia 

Stereotypes about fathers and family planning {*} 

12:30 - 14:00 

724 The role of the ‘Third Sector’ in 

health care reforms 


Session Organizer: Guido GIARELLI, 

University Magna Graecia 


Ellen ANNANDALE, Carlo RUZZA and Ming LIM 

University of Leicester, United Kingdom 

The third sector, patient communities and the 

changing NHS in England 

Rita BIANCHERI and Silvia CERVIA, Pisa University, Italy 

The quality of social-health services and the role of 

social activism in tuscany 

Miwako HOSODA, Seisa University, Yokohama, 

Kanagawa, Japan; Harvard School of Public Health, Boston 

Patients and community participation 

Lourdes Karoline ALMEIDA SILVA and Francisco 

OLIVEIRA BARROS JUNIOR, Universidade Federal do 

Piauí, Brazil 

Tercer sector y el cáncer en Brasil 

� 162 � 

14:30 - 16:00 

745 Sociology of health and health care 


Session Organizer: Ivy BOURGEAULT, 

University of Ottawa 


Claudia CHAUFAN, Sophia CONSTANTINO and 

Meagan DAVIS, University of California, San Francisco 

You must not confuse poverty with laziness: A case 

study on the power of discourse to reproduce 

diabetes inequalities 

Ojo AGUNBIADE, Obafemi Awolowo University, 

Ile-Ife, Nigeria 

The exemplary adults and the challenge of seeking 

care for sexually transmitted infections among older 

adults in Nigeria 

Jacqueline TUDBALL, Tessa MORGAN and Margaret 

WILLIAMSON, NPS Better choices, Better health, 

Australia; Kay STEWART, Monash University, Australia; 

Joanne BARNES, University of Auckland, New 

Zealand; Marie PIROTTA, University of Australia 

The what, who, when, how and if of medicines 

decision-making 

16:15 - 17:45 


alternative medicine. Part II 


Session Organizer: Nelson FILICE DE 

BARROS, University of Campinas, Brazil 

Panelists: Camila GONÇALO, University of 

Campinas, Brazil; Anatilde IDOYAGA 

MOLINA, Consejo Nacional de 

Investigaciones Cientificas y Tecnicas, 

Argentina; Sailesh BHATTARAI, Koirala 

Institute of Health Sciences, Nepal; Marcio 

Luiz MELLO, Fiocruz, Brazil and Cristiane 

SPADACIO, University of Campinas, Brazil


Pamela SIEGEL and Nelson FILICE DE BARROS, 


Categorías profesionales y las prácticas integrativas y 

complementarias {*} 

Camila GONÇALO and Nelson BARROS, University 


New objects and social actors produced by positive 

evidence of the use of complementary and integrative 

practices in the field of oral health 

Cristiane SPADACIO and Nelson BARROS, University 


The use of traditional medicine and complementary 

and alternative medicine by type 2 diabetes patients 

as a marker of social distinction in Brazil 

RC17 

Sociology of Organization 

Programme Coordinators: Paul DU GAY, 

Copenhagen Business School, Denmark; Liz 

McFALL, Open University, United Kingdom; 

Kathia SERRANO-VELARDE, University 

of Heidelberg, Germany and Robert van 

KRIEKEN, University College Dublin, Ireland 


10:45 - 12:15 

88 What Makes an Organization 


Session Organizer: Paul DU GAY, 

Copenhagen Business School 

� 163 � 


Signe VIKKELSO and Paul DU GAY, Copenhagen 

Business School, Frederiksberg, Denmark 

Where did ‘task’ go in organization theory? 

Susanne EKMAN, Copenhagen Business School, 

Frederiksberg, Denmark 

The persona of organization theorists – What 

happened to good old-fashioned relevance? 

Karen BOLL, Copenhagen Business School, 

Frederiksberg, Denmark 

Organizing with or without organization theory? 

12:30 - 14:00 



Joint Session 



committee) 




09:00 - 10:30 

219 Organizational critique before (and 

after?) Critical Management 

Studies/ Mechanisms of innovation 


Session Organizers: Alan SCOTT, University 

of New England, Cristina BESIO and Uli 

MEYER, Technical University, Berlin 


Frederik THUESEN, The Danish National Centre for 

Social Research, Copenhagen, Denmark 

Stakeholder theories and the dynamics of an inclusive 

labor market {*}

Nadja DAMIJ, Faculty of Information Studies Novo 

mesto, Slovenia 

Innovative organisation as a social field: Microfoundations 

of innovation 

Stan DE SPIEGELAERE and Guy VAN GYES, HIVA 

Research Institute for Work and Society, Leuven, Belgium 

Is innovation routine? Diverse types of innovative 

behavior and routine work 

10:45 - 12:15 

277 What makes consumer market 

organizations? 


Session Organizer: Liz McFALL, Open 



Antonio LUCAS, Universidad Complutense, Madrid, 

Spain and Sergio LLANO, Colombia 

Communication as a basic element of organizations: 

Contributions and perspectives from digital social 

networks 

Liz McFALL, Open University, United Kingdom 

Devising consumption: The question of “private fact” 

Dr Tomas ARIZTIA, Universidad Diego Portales, 

Santiago, Chile 

Marketing and advertisement evaluation practices: 

The making of the chilean middle class consumer 

Joe DEVILLE, University of London, United Kingdom 

Finding the ‘low hanging fruit’: Modelling and 

experimentation in consumer debt collection 

organisations 

Miodrag PETROVIC, National University of Singapore 

Market making and organization of consumer goods 

markets 

12:30 - 14:00 

307 Organizing climate change 


Session Organizer: Stewart CLEGG, 

University of Technology, Sydney, Australia 

� 164 � 


J.P. SAPINSKI, University of Victoria, Canada 

Corporate elite organizations and the legitimization 

of carbon markets: An analysis of the environmental 

policy-planning network 1996-2010 

Manuel TIRONI, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile 

Nuclear economics: Evaluatory epistemologies and 

the shaping of Chile’s energy market 

Miguel RODRIGUEZ LOPEZ, Hamburg University, 

Germany 

Did markets for emission trading reduce pollution? 

empirical evidence from EU emission trading 

system – Phase I (2005-2007) 

Miguel RODRIGUEZ LOPEZ, Anita ENGELS and Lisa 

KNOLL, Hamburg University, Germany 

What did companies learn in the EU emissions 

trading system phase I? 

14:30 - 16:00 


Joint Session 

RC17 Sociology of Organization (host committee) 





09:00 - 10:30 

444 Responsibility, participation and 

communication in organisations 

Experiencias de participación y 

comunicación: responsabilidad 

social en organizaciones de 

Latinoamérica 


Session Organizers: Antonio LUCAS, 

Universidad Complutense, Madrid, España 

and Kathia SERRANO-VELARDE, University of 

Heidelberg, Germany


Leonardo MARENGO and María Inés LANDA, 

CONICET, Córdoba, Argentina 

Neo-organicismo y dispositivos inmunitarios en las 

dinámicas empresariales contemporáneas 

Isabel DE LA TORRE PRADOS, Universidad 

Auntónoma, Madrid, Spain 

La cultura de la responsabilidad social corporativa en 

los consumidores y ciudadanos 

Gastón CASA DIAMANTE, Universidad de la 

República, Montevideo, Uruguay 

¿Alineamiento o involucramiento? 

Ingrid GONZÁLEZ MALDONADO, Universidad 

Central de Venezuela 

Diseño metodológico de la actividad académica del 

docente-investigador y su entorno social. Caso de 

biografía académica 

Nora Inés RUBBINI, Universidad Nacional de La 

Plata, Argentina and Andrea SUAREZ MAESTRE, 

Ministerio de Trabajo de la Provincia de Buenos Aires, 

Argentina 

Efectos del teletrabajo para el trabajador y la 

organización {*} 

Alejandro PIZZI, Universidad Rovira i Virgili, Tarragona, 

Spain 

El absentismo laboral en las organizaciones. Un 

enfoque sociológico 

Alexia SANZ HERNÁNDEZ and Manuel RAMOS 

MARTÍN, Universidad de Zaragoza, Spain 

La recuperación del ciudadano en la política cultural 

local {*} 

Alejandro NOBOA, Universidad de la República Uruguay 

El análisis de datos cualitativos empleando software 

no privativo (Trama y Freemind) para el estudio de 

procesos organizacionales {*} 

Ignasi BRUNET ICART and Joan RODRÍGUEZ SOLER, 

Universidad Rovira i Virgili, Tarragona, Spain 

Desarrollo local y crisis económica: ¿Nuevos 

escenarios? 

� 165 � 

María GÓMEZ Y PATIÑO, Universidad de Zaragoza, 

Spain and Aldo MENESES CARVAJAL, Universidad de 

Chile 

Entre los "indignación" democrática y el "laissez-faire" 

liberal: Dos formas de conflicto en la comunicación y 

la participación política {*} 

10:45 - 12:15 



12:30- 14:00 


Possibilities and Requirements of a 

Meso-Level Sociology 

Joint Session 






14:30- 16:00 


finances 

Joint Session 





RC18 


Programme Coordinator: Felix LOPEZ, 

Institute of Applied Economic Research, 

Brazil 


09:00 - 10:30 

25 Politics of Community and 

Community Development in the 

South: An Epistemological 

Engagement 


Session Organizers: Arun KUMAR, 

Ambedkar University and Eswarappa KASI, 

National Institute of Rural Development 


Sadhu AHLAWAT, Maharishi Dayanand University, 

Rohtak, India 

The policies of nationalization and privatization in 

India: Anti-poverty or anti-reservations 

10:45 – 12:15 


West. Part I 

Joint Session 






� 166 � 

12:30 - 14:00 

125 Party Members and Activists in 

Latin America 


Session Organizer: Wolfgang RÜDIG, 

University of Stratchlyde, United Kingdom 

Discussant: Luis RAMIRO, Universidad de 

Murcia, Spain 


Gabriel VOMMARO, Universidad Nacional de 

General Sarmiento, Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Cómo se construye un partido político “nuevo”: La 

emergencia del partido PRO en el distrito federal de 

Argentina 

Gastón KNEETEMAN, Universidad de Buenos Aires, 

Argentina 

Las cosas se cambian desde adentro: Recambio 

generacional, pertenecía partidaria y diferencias 

internas en el radicalismo de una ciudad entre ríos 

(Argentina) entre 1996 y 1999 

Victoria ORTIZ DE ROZAS, CONICET, Buenos Aires, 

Argentina 

Las formas de reclutamiento de candidatos de los 

partidos políticos oficialistas en las provincias 

argentinas. El caso de Santiago del Estero (1999-2010) 


09:00 - 10:30 


Democratization and elections in 

Latin America 


Session Organizers: Rosario QUEIROLO and 

María Fernanda BOIDI, Universidad de 

Montevideo, Uruguay 

Discussant: Manuel ALCANTARA SAEZ, 

University of Salamanca


María Fernanda BOIDI and Rosario QUEIROLO, 

Universidad de Montevideo, Uruguay 

¿Problemas en el paraíso? inseguridad y democracia 

en Uruguay 

Luis Eduardo GONZÁLEZ, CIFRA/González Raga & 

Asociados, Montevideo, Uruguay 

Insatisfacción ciudadana e inestabilidad política en 

Argentina y Uruguay 

Bruno PINHEIRO, Wanderley REIS, Marcelo 

BARBOSA, Miranda BOREL, Fernando VIEIRA de 

FREITAS, Matheus de Sá MORÁVIA and Lara Marina 

FERREIRA, Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, 

Brazil 

Financiamiento de campanãs electorales y sistema 

electoral: Reflexiones sobre la agenda de la reforma 

política en Brasil, 2003-2011 

Janaína XAVIER DO NASCIMENTO, Universidade 

Tecnologica Federal do Parana, Curitiba, Brazil 

Electoral behavior 

Rosario QUEIROLO and María Fernanda BOIDI, 

Universidad de Montevideo, Uruguay 

Different adjustment to new institutions: The case of 

uruguayan primaries 

Magdalena LOPEZ, Universidad de Buenos Aires, 

Argentina 

Democracia en Paraguay (1989-2008): Un análisis 

sociológico y político sobre el triunfo electoral de 

Fernando Lugo Méndez dentro de la transición a la 

democracia 

10:45 - 12:15 

250 Intra-party conflicts: Enhancing or 

diminishing democracy at large? 


Session Organizer: Emilie van HAUTE, 

Université Libre de Bruxelles 


Caroline CLOSE, Free University of Brussel, Belgium 

Macro and meso causes of party factionalism: A 

comparative analysis 

� 167 � 

Florence HAEGEL and Carole BACHELOT, Centre 

d’études européennes, Paris, France 

Party factionalism in french dominant parties: 

Relational, structural and cyclical dynamics 

14:30 - 16:00 

332 Civil society and the state in Latin 

America and beyond: New patterns 

of relationship. Part I 


Session Organizers: Elisa REIS and Graziella 

MORAES SILVA, Federal University of Rio de 



Soraya CORTES, Universidade Federal do Rio 

Grande do Sul, Porto Alegre, Brazil 

Changing the relationship between the state and nonfor-profit 

organisations: The bureaucratisation of 

decision-making on organisations’ tax relieve in Brazil 

Adrian GURZA LAVALLE and Maira RODRIGUES, 

University of São, Brazil; Thiago GREGHI, Brazilian 

Centre of Analysis and Planning, São Paulo, Brazil 

An outside view: Councils in brazilian structure of 

partcipatory governance 

16:15 - 17:45 

381 Civil society and the state in Latin 

America and beyond: New patterns 

of relationship. Part II 


Session Organizers: Elisa REIS and Graziella 

MORAES SILVA, Federal University of Rio de 



José Roberto GONZÁLEZ HERNÁNDEZ and 

Guadalupe Margarita GONZÁLEZ HERNÁNDEZ, 

Universidad Autónoma de Zacatecas, Mexico 

Social organizations, leadership, and construction of 

full citizenship: Two experiences in north central 

Mexico

Rogerio MEDEIROS, Universidade Federal da Paraiba, 

João Pessoa, Brazil 

Revisiting autonomy: Historical turning points in 

NGOs-state relations in contemporary Brazil 

Ana NATALUCCI, CONICET, Argentina; María Florencia 

PAGLIARONE, Universidad de Río Cuarto, Argentina 

Lo social y lo político en el cambio de época. Notas 

a propósito de la experiencia Argentina (2003-2011) 

Camila PENNA, Universidade de Brasília, Brazil 

Social movements participation and land reform in 

Brazil {*} 


09:00 - 10:30 

420 Age of democracy, age of 

inequality 


Session Organizer: Joshua DUBROW, Polish 

Academy of Sciences, Poland 


Santiago PÉREZ-NIEVAS, Universidad Autónoma de 

Madrid, Spain and Daniela VINTILA, CSIC, Madrid, 

Spain 

Residential concentration, ethnicity and party 

competition effects on the representation of 

immigrant-origin minorities in the Madrid 

metropolitan area 

Matias LOPEZ, Diogo LYRA and Marco NATALINO, 

Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; Amrita 

LAMBA, University of London, England 

Ideologies of equality? Public representations of 

poverty in unequal democracies 

Irina TOMESCU-DUBROW, The Polish Academy of 

Sciences, Warsaw, Poland and Kazimierz 

SLOMCZYNSKI, The Ohio State University, United 

States 

The political context of discrimination in Europe: 

Assessing trends on the basis of the European social 

survey (ESS) 

� 168 � 

Thomas DE VROOME, Utrecht University, Netherlands 

Generalized trust and political trust among immigrant 

and natives 

Carlos WAISMAN, University of California, San 

Diego, United States 

Democracy, social dualism, and the emergence of the 

bi-facial state 

10:45 - 12:15 

471 Age of Democracy, Age of 

Inequality - part II 





Rosana CAMPOS and Christiane S.S. CAMPOS, 

Universidade Federal Santa Maria, Brazil 

Democracy and inequality: Socioeconomic impacts in 

the satisfaction with the regime 

Godofredo VIDAL DE LA ROSA, Universidad 

Autónoma Metropolitana, Azcapotzalco, Mexico 

Inclusion/exclusion. The dynanics of Latin American 

democracies in the XXI century 

12:30 - 14:00 

547 RC18 Round Table 2: Responses to 

stigmatization and redress rights – 

A comparative study of Brazil, 

Israel and United States 


Session Organizer: Graziella MORAES SILVA, 


Discussants: Hanna HERZOG, Tel Aviv 

University; Jessica WELBURN, University of 

Michigan; Elisa REIS, Federal University of Rio 

de Janeiro and Vilna Bashi TREITLER, City 

University of New York

548 RC18 Round Table 3: Transcending 

the national borders: Social forces 

and socio-political identities in 

international politics 


Session Organizer: Mikhail A. MOLCHANOV, 

St. Thomas University, Canada 

Chair: Fernando LOPEZ-ALVES, Universidad 

de California, United States 


Rafael MANDAGARAN GALLO and Ricardo MULLER, 

Political Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, 

Florianopolis, Brazil 

The United States and European union democracy 

promotion: From euro-Mediterranean partnership to 

uprisings in north of Africa and Middle East (2011) 

14:30 - 16:00 

587 Participatory institutions, political 

clientelism and democratization 

within the State 


Session Organizer: Felix LOPEZ, Institute of 

Applied Economic Research, Brazil 


Andrea RIGON, Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland 

Institutionalising patronage politics? Overlapping local 

authorities in the implementation of a participatory 

urban development programme in Nairobi 

Raquel ROLNIK, Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil; 

Danielle KLINTOWITZ, Fundação Getulio Vargas, 

São Paulo, Brazil; Rodrigo FARIA G. IACOVINI, 

Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil 

Poder de decisión, participación y financiación del 

desarrollo urbano en Brasil 

David GARIBAY, Université Lumière Lyon 2, France 

Implementing participation to build new local political 

relations: The case of Santa Tecla (El Salvador) 

� 169 � 

Soraya CORTES, Universidade Federal do Rio 


Democratic governance in Brazil: Institutional 

framework and political context shaping the national 

councils of social policies 

Peng LU, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, 

Beijing, China 

The “wealthy-gentry politics” for capitalists in China {*} 

Paula Graciela KRAUSE, CONICET, Buenos Aires, 

Argentina 

Clientelist practices, political identities and social 

movements: The configuration of the political scene in 

La Matanza (Buenos Aires) {*} 


09:00 - 10:30 

632 Leaders and Leadership: How the 

Presidentialization of Politics 

Affected the Balance of Powers 

within Parties 


Session Organizer: Gianluca PASSARELLI, 

University of Bologna, Italy 

Chair: Gianluca PASSARELLI, University of 

Bologna, Italy 

Discussant: Gianluca PASSARELLI, University 

of Bologna, Italy 


Leandro ERYSZEWICZ, CONICET, Buenos Aires, 

Argentina 

Leadership and presidentialization of politics in Argentina 

Mariano FRASCHINI, Universidad Nacional General 

San Martín, Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Presidential leadership of Hugo Chavez: Resources 

and strategies in the exercise of power 

Marcus André MELO, Federal University of 

Pernambuco, Brazil and Carlos PEREIRA, Getulio 

Vargas Foundation, Brazil 

The parliamentarization of presidentialism

10:45 - 12:15 

666 Intra-party democratization 


Session Organizer: Wolfgang RÜDIG, 

University of Stratchlyde, United Kingdom 


Wijbrandt VAN SCHUUR, University of Groningen, 

Netherlands 

Joining and leaving Dutch politial parties, results from 

a panel study 

Hilmar L. MJELDE, University of Bergen, Norway 

Party response to membership decline: What member 

functions do membership parties seek to preserve? 

Luis RAMIRO, Universidad de Murcia, Spain 

The effect of party primaries on electoral performance 

Emre CON, Karabuk University, Turkey 

2011 elections in Turkey and the radical break in the 

republican people’s party: Outcomes of the intraparty 


Gabriel LEVITA, CONICET, Buenos Aires, Argentina 

¿Cómo se llega a ser senador de la nación 

Argentina? (2001-2011): Pluralización de orígenes y 

trayectorias {*} 

Leandro ERYSZEWICZ and Paula Graciela KRAUSE, 

CONICET, Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Mutation or crisis of the argentine political parties? 

An analysis of the peronist party in the province of 

Buenos Aires, Argentina {*} 

12:30 - 14:00 


West. Part II 

Joint Session 






� 170 � 

16:15 - 17:45 



Session Organizer: Piero IGNAZI, University 

of Bologna, Italy 

RC19 



Social Policy 

Programme Coordinators: Camila 

ARZA, Latin American School of Social 

Sciences, Argentina and Daniel BELAND, 

University of Saskatchewan, Canada 


09:00 - 10:30 



09:00 - 10:30 




Part I 

Joint Session 

RC19 Poverty, Social Welfare and Social 

Policy 

RC15 Sociology of Health (Host Committee) 



10:45 - 12:15 

73 Poverty and social policy in Latin 

America 


Session Organizers: Camila ARZA, Latin 

American School of Social Sciences, 

Argentina and Daniel BELAND, University of 

Saskatchewan, Canada 

Chair: Jennifer PRIBBLE, University of 

Richmond, USA 


Fernando BURGOS, Fundação Getulio Vargas de 

São Paulo, Brazil 

The cash transfer programs in Brazil, Mexico, 

Honduras and Nicaragua: Similarities and 

differences in the fight against poverty 

Ana Lucía GRONDONA, University of Buenos Aires, 

Argentina 

Universal social protection or conditional cash 

transfers: The disputes over labeling. Just a word 

game? / Protección social universal o transferencias 

monetarias condicionadas: Las disputas por el 

nombre. ¿Sólo un juego de palabras? 

Carla BRONZO, João Pinheiro Foundation, Brazil 

Possibilities and limitations of income transfer 

programs and social assistance services: Are we 

condemned to the punishment of sisyphus? 

Rogerio MEDEIROS, Universidade Federal da Paraiba, 

Brazil 

Conditional cash transfer and the monitoring of 

conditionalities: Aspects of implementation of Brazil’s 

bolsa familia program in varied municipal contexts 

Maria Ines FERREIRA, Universidade Federal do 

Recôncavo da Bahia, Brazil 

Citizenship and bolsa familia {*] 

� 171 � 

12:30 - 14:00 

123 Models of social assistance in Latin 

America 


Session Organizers: Armando BARRIENTOS, 

University of Manchester, United Kingdom 

and Maxine MOLYNEUX, Institute for the 

Study of the Americas, University of London, 



Thais MARIN, University of São Paulo, Brazil 

Implementation of cash transfer programs: The role of 

street-level bureaucrats 

Iliana YASCHINE, Universidad Nacional Autonoma 

de Mexico, Mexico 

¿Oportunidades? Impacto del Programa 

Oportunidades sobre la movilidad social en México 

Carla GOMES and Bila SORJ, Universidade Federal 

do Brazil, Brazil 

The gender of the “new citizenship”: The mulheres da 

paz (Peace Women) program 

Debora LOPREITE and Laura MACDONALD, Carleton 


Transformation of Latin American welfare regimes: 

Early childhood education and care (ECEC) policies 

and the new investment strategy in Argentina and 

Mexico 

Luis MALDONADO, Pontificia Universidad Catolica of 

Chile, Chile 

The impact of social assistance transfers on chronic 

and transitory poverty in Chile: 2001-2006 

14:30 - 16:00 

153 Basic universalism: Is Latin America 

getting closer or further away? 


Session Organizer: Juliana MARTÍNEZ 

FRANZONI, Universidad de Costa Rica, 

Costa Rica


Jeremy SEEKINGS, University of Cape Town, South 

Africa 

Pathways to universalism: Latin American experiences 

with social insurance and social assistance in 


Camila ARZA, Latin American School of Social 

Sciences, Argentina 

Towards universal protection for older adults? The 

expansion of old age pensions in Latin America 

Nico WEINMANN and Paul HECKER, University of 

Kassel, Germany 

Universalism and anti-poverty-policy: A question of 

power and dominance? 

Carmen MIDAGLIA, Marcelo CASTILLO, Florencia 

ANTÍA and Guillermo FUENTES, Universidad de 


La integración social y el olvido de los sectores 

sociales medios 


09:00 - 10:30 




Part II 

Joint Session 






10:45 - 12:15 

271 Social protection for older adults in 

Latin America and beyond 


Session Organizer: Camila ARZA, Latin 

American School of Social Sciences, Argentina 

� 172 � 


Katja HUJO and Sarah COOK, Research Institute for 

Social Development, Geneva, Switzerland 

What drives social pension reform? Comparing Latin 

America, Asia and sub-saharan Africa 

Milko MATIJASCIC, International Social Security 

Association, Brazil and Stephen KAY, Federal Reserve 

Bank, USA 

Pension in Brazil: Outcomes and the pending agenda 

Manuel RIESCO and Francisco DURÁN, Cenda, Chile 

How the Chilean pension system discriminates against 

women 

Paulo TAFNER and Carolina BOTELHO, Instituto de 

Pesquisa Econômica Aplicada, Brazil 

Youth and social security coverage in Brazil 

12:30 - 14:00 

308 Panel discussion: The quality of social 

policy: Explaining cross-national and 

sub-national differences 


Session Organizer: Evelyne HUBER, 

University of North Carolina, USA 

Discussant: Camila ARZA, Latin American 

School of Social Sciences, Argentina 


Sara NIEDZWIECKI, University of North Carolina, USA 

Universalism at the subnational level in Argentina 

and Brazil 

Santiago ANRIA, University of North Carolina, USA 

Social movements and social policy: The bolivian case 

Jennifer PRIBBLE, University of Richmond, USA 

Universalizing access in education, health, and social 

assistance

14:30 - 16:00 

362 Social policy in Latin America. Part I 




and Daniel BELAND, University of Saskatchewan, 

Canada 

Chair: Carmen MIDAGLIA, Universidad de 



Adriana CLEMENTE, Universidad de Buenos Aires, 

Argentina 

Familiarización del enfoque de bienestar, últimas 

redes y reconfiguración de la pobreza y la indigencia 

en medios urbanos. Tensión entre compresión y 

medición de la pobreza extrema 

Orión Arturo FLORES CAMACHO, Instituto Superior de 

Investigación y Docencia para el Magisterio, Mexico 

Las políticas de bienestar y desarrollo para las 

personas con discapacidad en México: De la 

exclusión al asistencialismo incompleto 

Enrique VALENCIA LOMELÍ, Universidad de 

Guadalajara, Mexico 

Regímenes de bienestar en Corea del Sur y México: 

Actores e instituciones contrastantes 

Miguel SERNA, Marcia BARBERO PORTELA and 

Sebastián GOINHEIX, Universidad de la República, 

Uruguay 

Mecanismos intergeneracionales de inclusión y 

exclusión. Un análisis desde la perspectiva de los 

destinatarios de las políticas sociales 

Susana PEÑALVA, CONICET, Argentina 

Social policies strategizing in Latin America: A 

cognitive return on the regional experience and on 

the shift of their reference frames 

� 173 � 

14:30 - 16:00 




Part III 

Joint Session 






16:15 - 17:45 

382 Comparative social assistance 

models 


Session Organizers: Armando BARRIENTOS, 

University of Manchester, United Kingdom 

and Maxine MOLYNEUX, University of 



John WILLIAMSON, Boston College, USA 

Rural pension reform in China: Lessons from within 

and beyond Latin America 

Einar OVERBYE, Akershus University College, Norway 

Latin American conditional cash transfers (CCTs) and 

Scandinavian activation schemes – Similar ideas, 

similar implementation problems? 

Nora NAGELS, IHEID, Switzerland 

Des programmes de lutte contre la pauvreté au Pérou 

et en Bolivie : Du référentiel néolibéral à inflexions 

sociales à un droit universel à l’assistance ? 

Ezequiel Luis BISTOLETTI and Carl Friedrich BOSSERT, 

Universität Kassel, Germany 

Between clientelism and universalism: The political 

dynamics behind social policy change in Argentina 

and Venezuela 

Ian PRATES, University of São Paulo, Brazil 

The beneficiaries of bolsa familia program and labor 

market: Empirical findings and the trajectory of the 

welfare policies in Brazil


09:00 - 10:30 

428 Economic development and the role 

of social policy: Latin America and 

East Asia 


Session Organizer: Huck-ju KWON, Seoul 

National University, Korea 


Sonia DRAIBE, University of Campinas, Brazil and 

Manuel RIESCO, Cenda, Chile 

Diverse histories, different outcomes. social policy and 

development in Latin America and East Asia 

Ingrid WEHR and Kerstin PRIWITZER, University of 

Freiburg, Germany 

Welfare regime trajectories: Latin America in perspective 

Huck-ju KWON and Jooha LEE, Seoul National 

University, South Korea; Taekyoon KIM, Ewha University, 

South Korea; Ilcheong YI, UNRISD, Switzerland 

Social policy and mixed governance: Lessons from 

South Korea 

Hyojin JANG, Seoul National University, Seoul, South 

Korea 

Neoliberal globalization and the pension reform in 

Panama 

10:45 - 12:15 

512 Transnational actors and processes 

in social policy: Latin America and 

beyond 


Session Organizer: Daniel BELAND, 

University of Saskatchewan, Canada 

Chair: Ito PENG, University of Toronto, Canada 


Hildegard THEOBALD, University of Vechta, Germany 

Interaction of national and transnational factors in 

elder care policies: Constructing a conceptual 

framework 

� 174 � 

Marina ANGELAKI, Panteion University, Greece and 

Leandro CARRERA, London School of Economics, 


Transnational actors and pension policy: The cases of 

Argentina and Greece 

Shiri NOY, Indiana University, Bloomington, USA 

¿Más mercado, menos estado? Neoliberal pressures 

and health sector reform in Argentina, Costa Rica 

and Peru 

Koen VOOREND, University of Costa Rica 

A blessing or a curse? Migration and social policy in 

Central America 

Susana PEÑALVA, CONICET, Argentina 

La fabrique des politiques sociales en Amérique 

Latine : Des acteurs et processus au basculement de 

référentiels {*] 

12:30 - 14:00 

560 The uneasy relationship between 

CCTs and universalism in Latin 

America 


Session Organizer: Juliana MARTÍNEZ 

Franzoni, Universidad de Costa Rica 


Matías IUCCI, CONICET, Argentina 

Políticas sociales y clientelismo. Límites de la inclusión 

social con igualdad de derechos en dos programas 

sociales en Argentina 

Carlos BARBA, Universidad de Guadalajara, México 

Regímenes de bienestar latinoamericanos y 

transferencias monetarias condicionadas. Nuevamente 

el dilema: ¿Universalismo o focalización? 

Rosalia CORTES, Consejo Nacional de 

Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas, Argentina 

Income transfer programs and labour policies in 

Argentina, conflicting strategies? 

Maria Elisa BALEN, University of Bristol, United 

Kingdom 

Families under the sun: Implications of a conditional 

cash transfer in Montes de María, Colombia

14:30 - 16:00 

584 Keynote lecture 



Evelyne HUBER, University of North Carolina, USA 

Democracy and Social Policy in Latin America 


09:00 - 10:30 




Part IV 

Joint Session 






10:45 - 12:15 

684 Social policy in Latin America - Part II 


Session Organizer: Camila ARZA, Latin 


Chair: Rosalia CORTES, Consejo Nacional 

de Investigaciones Científicas y técnicas, 

Argentina 


M. Claudia CABRERA, Universidad de Buenos Aires, 

Argentina 

Lo universal de la asignación universal por hijo en el 

conurbano bonaerense 

Katya RODRÍGUEZ, Universidad de Guanajuato, Mexico 

Modelo de asistencia social en México y pobreza: 

Una reflexión al finalizar la primera década del 

siglo XXI 

� 175 � 

Bruno Miranda NEVES and José dos Santos SOUZA, 

Universidade Federal Rural do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 

Los desafios de la educación de jóvenes y adultos en 

la red federal de educación profesional y tecnológica 

brasileña 

Vanesa CIOLLI, Instituto de Investigaciones Gino 


Políticas públicas hacia la pobreza: La relación entre 

el BID y el estado nacional (2003-2009) 

12:30 - 14:00 

706 Global social policy 


Session Organizers: Daniel BELAND, 

University of Saskatchewan, Canada and 

Camila ARZA, Latin American School of 

Social Sciences, Argentina 

Chair: Hildegard THEOBALD, University of 

Vechta, Germany 


Peter ABRAHAMSON, Department of University of 

Copenhagen, Denmark 

Welfare societies in new democracies: Comparing 

regional developments in East Asia, (Europe) and 

Latin America 

Kenneth NELSON, Tommy FERRARINI and Florencia 

ROVIRA TORRES, Stockholm University, Sweden 

Public transfers and poverty: A global perspective 

Kjell NILSSON, Magnus RING and Johan 

SANDBERG, Lund University, Sweden and Hoai Anh 

TRAN Malmo University, Sweden 

Emerging welfare states: Comparing East Asian and 

Scandinavian redistribution models in a global context 

Katrin WEIBLE, Bielefeld University, Germany 

South Africa’s system of social cash transfers: Towards 

collective social responsibility? 

Youyenn TEO, Nanyang Technological University, 

Singapore 

Welfare reform and its limits in Singapore

14:30 - 16:00 

748 The politics of welfare policy in 

Latin America 



American School of Social Sciences, 

Argentina and Daniel BELAND, University of 


Chair: Ingrid WEHR, University of Freiburg, 

Germany 


Jorge MANGONNET, Consejo Nacional de 

Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas, Argentina 

Fiscal imbalances, electoral competition and popular 

contention: The politics of subnational workfare 

spending in Argentina, 2003-2009 

Guillermo FUENTES and Martín RODRÍGUEZ 

ARAÚJO, Universidad de Montevideo, Uruguay 

Más allá del contexto: Los factores que hicieron posible 

el "descongelamiento" del sistema de salud durante el 

primer gobierno de izquierda en el Uruguay 

Anahely MEDRANO, Universidad Autónoma 

Metropolitana, Mexico 

Contesting neoliberalism from below. Models of 

social policy at sub-national level 

Barbara ZARATE, Oxford University, United Kingdom 

Contentious collective action and social spending in 

Latin America, 1970-2008 

16:15 - 17:45 

761 Gender and family policy 


Session Organizers: Daniel BELAND, 

University of Saskatchewan, Canada and 

Camila ARZA, Latin American School of 

Social Sciences, Argentina 

Chair: Debora LOPREITE, Carleton University, 

Canada 

� 176 � 


Merike BLOFIELD, University of Miami, Brazil and Juliana 

MARTÍNEZ FRANZONI, Universidad de Costa Rica 

Can public policies catch up with the “silent revolution”? 

Responses from Latin America’s “best case” scenarios 

Yumi GARCIA dos SANTOS, Centro de Estudos da 

Metrópole-CEM, Brazil 

Are social rights knocking on the door or are there 

new forms of regulation of poor women? The new 

welfare service in Brazil and its recipients 

Ximena SANCHEZ, Universidad de Playa Ancha 

Valparaíso, Chile; Estela ARCOS and Luz Angelica 

MUÑOZ, Universidad Andres Bello, Chile 

Social policy on health in Chile, for poor women 

Emanuele FERRAGINA and Martin SEELEIB-KAISER, 

University of Oxford, United Kingdom 

Recalibrating welfare states in the OECD world? The 

(R)evolutionary expansion of family policy 

RC20 


Programme Coordinator: Jean-Pascal 

DALOZ, Maison Interuniversitaire des 

Sciences de l’Homme, France 


09:00 - 10:30 

11 Cultural Changes and Values in 

Comparative Perspective 


Session Organizers: Marita CARBALLO, 

Kantar Latin America, Argentina and Frederick 

TURNER, University of Connecticut, USA 

Co-chairs: Frederick TURNER, University of 

Connecticut, USA and Marita CARBALLO, 

Kantar Latin America, Argentina


Edurne BARTOLOMÉ, Universidad de Deusto, Spain 

The impact of interpersonal trust and economic 

performance on political support: Evidences from 38 

European countries 

Ricardo HERMELO, TNS Argentina and Constanza 

CILLEY, TNS Latin America, Argentina 

Governability and economic growth 

10:45 - 12:15 

57 Current research in comparative 

sociology 


Session Organizer: Jean-Pascal DALOZ, 

Maison Interuniversitaire des Sciences de 

l’Homme, France 

Chair: Jean-Pascal DALOZ, Maison 

Interuniversitaire des Sciences de l’Homme, France 

Co-Chair: Masamichi SASAKI, University of 

Chuo, Japan 


Ettore RECCHI, University of Chieti-Pescara, Italy 

Europe as transnational social space: A comparative 

assessment 

Anne KROGSTAD, University of Oslo, Norway 

Avatar politics 

Ariel SEVILLA, Université de Reims, France 

L’ethnographie comme méthode de comparaison 

internationale « par le bas ». Le cas des ateliers de 

tôlerie chez Renault en Argentine, en France et au 

Brésil 

Edurne BARTOLOMÉ, Universidad de Deusto, Spain 

Trust and interethnic contact in european 

neighbourhoods: Evidences from six european cities 

� 177 � 

12:30 - 14:00 

112 Comparative studies of historical 

and contemporary civilising and 

decivilising shifts in politics, culture 

and morality 


Session Organizers: Robert van KRIEKEN, 

University of Sydney, Australia and Stephen 

VERTIGANS, Robert Gordon University, 



Artur BOGNER and Dieter NEUBERT, University of 

Bayreuth, Germany 

Peace versus justice: The peace process in West Nile, 

Uganda 

Bowen PAULLE, University of Amsterdam, Netherlands 

Mindfulness interventions, disadvantaged students, 

and the civilizing process 

Miguel FERNÁNDEZ, San Agustín School, Chile 

Policies of inversion. Students riots as civilizing 

processes in Chile 


09:00 - 10:30 

202 Death and politics: Socio-historical 

and comparative approaches. Part I 


Session Organizers: Gabriel KESSLER and 

Sandra GAYOL, CONICET, Argentina 

Discussants: María Carolina ZAPIOLA, 

UNGS and Carolina SCHILLAGI, Universidad 

Nacional de General Sarmiento 


Larry ISAAC, Vanderbilt University, Brentwood, USA 

and Paul LIPOLD, USA 

Mortal politics of the US labor movement: When? 

Where? Why? Success?

Clodomir MATOS JÚNIOR, University of São Paulo, Brazil 

The emergence of the figure of the victim and its 

political impact 

Beatriz BRAGONI, CONICET, Argentina 

Rituales funerarios heroicos y memorial cívico 

Jose BURUCUA and Nicolas KWIATKOWSKI, 

Universidad San Martín, Argentina 

Martirio individual y colectivo como fórmula para la 

representación de masacres históricas 

Pablo Facundo ESCALANTE, CONICET, Argentina 

Los funerales del panteón de París como disputa 

simbólica entre el rey y la asamblea nacional 

10:45 - 12:15 

240 Death and politics: Socio-historical 

and comparative approaches. Part II 


Session Organizers: Gabriel KESSLER and 

Sandra GAYOL, CONICET, Argentina 


María Alejandra FERNANDEZ, Universidad Nacional 

de General Sarmiento, Argentina 

Muertes heroicas y ajusticiamientos en la Revolución 

de Mayo. Buenos Aires, 1810-1812 

Mariana LUZZI, Universidad Nacional de General 


Reparar lo irreparable. Los debates en torno de las 

indemnizaciones a las víctimas del terrorismo de 

estado en la Argentina 

Juan Ignacio PIOVANI, Universidad Nacional de La 

Plata, Argentina and Carla DEL CUETO, Universidad 

Nacional de General Sarmiento, Argentina 

El mercado de la muerte: Un estado de la cuestión 

sobre cementerios, memoriales y jardines de paz 

Carolina SCHILLAGI, Universidad Nacional de 

General Sarmiento, Argentina 

Casos de muertes en la Argentina de los años 

noventa. Una aproximación al proceso de 

configuración de su carácter público 

� 178 � 

María Carolina ZAPIOLA, Universidad Nacional de 


Un ejemplar extraordinario de la fauna criminal. Los 

crímenes del “petiso orejudo” y las discusiones sobre 

el delito y el castigo infantil y juvenil en la Buenos 

Aires de comienzos del siglo XX 

12:30 – 14:00 

326 The Sociogenesis of Environmental 

Injustice and Inequality in Latin 

America: Historic-Comparative 

Sociological Approaches 

Joint Session 


RCC24 Environment and Society, 





16:15 - 17:45 




09:00 - 10:30 

442 Public spaces put to the test. A 

Europe-Latin America comparison 


Session Organizer: Gabriel 

NARDACCHIONE, CONICET, Argentina 

Chair: Emilio de IPOLA, Universidad de 



Fabio REIS MOTA, Universidade Federal Fluminense, 

Niterói, Brazil 

Modes d’engagement et formes de reconnaissance : 

Mobilisations collectives au Brésil et en France

José Manuel RESENDE, New University of Lisbon, 

Portugal 

Everything under my skin: The tragic in the 

vulnerabilities of HIV positive people in Portugal 

Juan Carlos GUERRERO BERNAL, Universidad del 

Rosario, Colombia 

Adaptarse y resistir al poder de los actores armados: 

Dos facetas de la acción colectiva en contextos de 

violencia 

Leandro Sebastian LOPEZ, Universidad Nacional de 

San Martín, Argentina 

Inmigrantes, trabajadores, comerciantes y un conde: 

Análisis de los relatos sobre los orígenes de un barrio 

de clase media de la ciudad de Buenos Aires a partir 

de un abordaje pragmatista-pragmático del espacio 

público 

German FERNANDEZ VAVRIK, CONICET, Argentina 

Cambiando de ubicación y de marco. Interacciones y 

diversidad en un aula universitaria argentina 

Alicia MARQUEZ MURRIETA, Instituto de 

Investigaciones Dr. José María Luis Mora, Mexico 

Health care personnel facing the new abortion law in 

Mexico city 

10:45 - 12:15 

504 Social distinction and globalization 


Session Organizer: Jean-Pascal DALOZ, 

University of Strasbourg, Germany 

Chair: Jean-Pascal DALOZ, Maison 

Interuniversitaire des Sciences de l’Homme, 

France 


Hugues DRAELANTS, Université catholique de 

Louvain, Belgium and Brigitte DARCHY-KOECHLIN, 

Observatoire Sociologique du Changement, France 

The academic pedigree: A globalized means of 

distinction? 

Svein S. ANDERSEN, Norwegian School of 

Management, Norway 

The paradoxical autonomy of nordic elite sport 

system 

� 179 � 

12:30 - 14:00 

542 Qualitative Interviews in 



Session Organizer: Fumiya ONAKA, Japan 

Women’s University, Japan 

Chair: Fumiya ONAKA, Japan Women’s 


Discussant: Cecile VERMOT, Universitat 

Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain 


Zhang LAN, Rikkyo University, Japan 

The “Japanese war orphans“ who remain in China in 

comparison with those who returned to Japan 

Shuko NAKADA, Japan Women’s University, Japan 

Narratives of Japanese Peruvian internment 

experiences during World War II 

RC21 


Development 

Programme Coordinators: Fernando DIAZ 

ORUETA, Universidad de La Rioja, Spain; 

Yuri KAZEPOV, University of Urbino, Italy and 

Eduardo MARQUES, Center for Metropolitan 

Studies and University of São Paulo, Brazil 


09:00 - 10:30 

41 Urban Studies and the Challenge of 

Travelling Concepts and 

Comparative Methods 


Session Organizer: Jeremy SEEKINGS, 

University of Cape Town, South Africa


Licia VALLADARES, University of Lille 1, France 

The reception of the first Chicago School of Sociology 

in Brazil 

Diego ARANGO LÓPEZ, École des hautes études en 

sciences sociales, France 

The travelling city, transfer and reception of modern 

urbanism in Latin American cities 

Claire COLOMB, University College London, United Kingdom 

The challenge of investigating policy mobilities, social 

learning and policy change in (global) urban studies: 

Methodological reflections 

Thomas MALOUTAS, Harokopio University & National 

Centre for Social Research, Greece 

The travelling adventures of urban theory. A view 

from outside the core 

Ryan CENTNER, Tufts University, USA 

Remaking the edge of Europe from Buenos Aires to 

Istanbul: Urban landscapes, spectral identities, and 

the politics of location 

Florian HUBER, University of Vienna, Austria 

Shifting paradigms? Towards a qualitative 

sociological approach for international comparative 

gentrification research {*} 

Justin KADI, University of Amsterdam, Netherlands 

Comparative urban housing market 

neoliberalization – A methodological framework {*} 

10:45 - 12:15 

87 Urban outskirts: Renewed conflicts 

in a comparative perspective 


Session Organizers: Neiva Vieira Da 

CUNHA, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, 

Brazil and Gabriel De SANTIS FELTRAN, 

Universidade Federal de São Carlos, Brazil 


Ramiro SEGURA, Universidad Nacional de San 


Estigmas, temor e inseguridad en la periferia de la 

ciudad de La Plata 

� 180 � 

Maria CARMAN, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Apuntes sobre la interdependencia de las clases 

sociales en un espacio paradigmático: Las 

urbanizaciones cerradas 

Rafael SOARES GONÇALVES, Serviço social, PUC- 

Rio, Brazil 

La notion de risque environnementale et les favelas 

de Rio de Janeiro : La flexibilité du discours officiele 

dans le cas de la favela Rocinha 

Ana Paula GALDEANO, Centro de Estudos da 

Metrópole, Brazil 

Three actors and engagements on the outskirts of São 

Paulo 

Leilah LANDIM, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, 

Brazil 

Civil organizations and urban outskirts: Cartographies 

Isabel GEORGES, University of São Paulo, São 


Urban territories: A multi-scale analysis of public 

policies (Brazil, São Paulo) {*} 

12:30 - 14:00 



Joint Session 




Relations 



12:30 - 14:00 

142 Urban planning and public policies 

for social and ethnic mix: ‘faithbased 

displacement activities’ or 

effective instruments against sociospatial 

exclusion? 


Session Organizers: Claire COLOMB and 

Sonia ARBACI, University College London


Michael DARCY and Lauren KENWORTHY, Social 

Sciences and Psychology, University of Western 


‘We’re moving – like it or not’: Tenant driven research 

on forced relocation and social mix 

Sandra HUNING and Nina SCHUSTER, Faculty of Spatial 

Planning, Dortmund University of Technology, Germany 

Social mix or gentrification: Contradictory perspectives 

on urban regeneration in Berlin-neukoelln 

Lana SALMAN, Department of Architecture and 

Design, American University of Beirut, Lebanon 

Ethnic integration, or spatial segregation? 

Negotiating technical expertise in the making of the 

shemlan master plan in Lebanon 

Massimo BRICOCOLI and Roberta CUCCA, 

Dipartimento di Architettura e PIanificazione, 

Politecnico di Milano, Italy 

Local effects of a diffused and misleading rhetoric: 

Social mix and local housing policies 

Julia NAST, Humboldt University Berlin, Germany 

First the mixture and then what? Community 

participation and neighbourhood integration in 

mixed neighbourhoods in Rotterdam, the 

Netherlands, and New Haven, USA 

Jesús LEAL, Sociología II, Universidad Complutense de 

Madrid, Spain 

Social interaction in urban public spaces: When 

residential social mixing doesn't bring social cohesion {*} 

Elena MARTÍNEZ GOYTRE and Daniel SORANDO 

ORTÍN, Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain 

La mezcla social en las áreas metropolitanas de 

Madrid y Barcelona 

Anne CLERVAL, UFR SHS, Université Paris-Est Marne-la- 

Vallée, France 

When promoting social mix leads to support 

gentrification: The case of Paris 

Gill VALENTINE, Johan ANDERSSON and Aneta 

PIEKUT, Leeds University, United Kingdom 

Neighborhood mix and social attitudes: The 

intersections of class and ethnicity in a northern 

english city {*} 

� 181 � 

14:30 - 16:00 

184 The role of design and social justice 

in 21st century cities: Paradoxes 

and challenges 


Session Organizers: Verónica DEVALLE and 

Carla RODRÍGUEZ, Universidad de Buenos 



Miriam GREENBERG, UC Santa Cruz, USA 

New urban imaginaries in the branded city: Towards 

a critical and comparative approach 

Kulwinder KAUR, Jamia Millia Islamia University, India 

Rupturing aesthetics from order: New challenges for 

inclusive urban design 

Judit VERES, Central European University Budapest, 

Hungary 

Producing CET – Uneasy alliances in the making of a 

new urban space 

Lidia K.C. MANZO, The City University of New York, 

USA 

The gentrification of sensibilities: Politics and 

aesthetics in a NYC changing neighborhood 

Eva GARCIA PEREZ, AECID, Argentina 

Ciudad marca y planes estratégicos en metrópolis de 

la cultura: Una aproximación a Madrid y Buenos 

Aires {*} 

William MICHELSON, University of Toronto, Canada 

Design, housing and public space in the 

intensification of downtown Toronto: Good intentions 

and neo-liberal realities {*} 

Jorge Martín MOTTA, Ángela MENCHÓN, Carolina 

CUESTA, Natalia RAPISARDA, Juan Pablo NEGRO, 

Mercedes PÉREZ WODTKE, Rodrigo FERNÁNDEZ 

BUFFA, Lucía SOLARI, Bárbara CRIVOS and Bárbara 

ROMANO, Poiesis, Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Prácticas sociales, diseño arquitectónico-urbano y 

espacio público. El caso de la exAU3 en la Ciudad 

Autónoma de Buenos Aires desde una mirada 

proyectual {*}

Franco BARRIONUEVO ANZALDI, University of 

Hamburg, Germany 

Creative tourism: Buenos Aires and the authenticity 

production of tango dance tourists {*} 

Jorge SEQUERA, Universidad Complutense de 

Madrid, Spain 

Contextualizing gentrification: A comparative study of 

Madrid and Buenos Aires {*} 

Clarice MISOCZKY DE OLIVEIRA and João FARIAS 

ROVATI, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, 

Brazil 

Large urban projects – The study-case of Porto Alegre, 

Brazil {*} 


09:00 - 10:30 

212 Housing and the right to the city. 

Part I 

Joint Session 


RC21 Regional and Urban Development (host 

committee) 



09:00 - 10:30 

228 Segregation(s) and urban 

inequalities in major cities around 

the world. Part I 


Session Organizers: Jesús LEAL, Universidad 

Complutense de Madrid, Spain and Thomas 

MALOUTAS, Harokopio University, Greece 


John LOGAN, Brown University, USA 

School segregation and school inequality in the US 

� 182 � 

Edmond PRETECEILLE and Marco OBERTI, OSC, France 

Urban segregation and school inequalities: Structural 

changes and the impact of the school distric policy 

reform in parisian suburbs 

Tim BUTLER and Chris HAMNETT, King’s College 


Gentrification, education and exclusionary 

displacement in east London 

Marco OBERTI, OSC, France 

Promoting “social diversity”, urban segregation and 

inequalities: The case of Sciences Po in Paris {*} 

André CAETANO and Luciana ANDRADE, Pontificia 

Universidade Católica de Minas Gerais, Brazil 

Three research traditions and their influences over the 

two major residential segregation studies in Brazil 

during the last two decades 

Hilary SILVER and Orly CLERGE, Brown University, USA 

Black flight: Racial shuffling in American metropolitan 

areas 

Miguel RUBIALES, Isabel PUJADAS and Jordi 

BAYONA, Universidad de Barcelona, Spain 

Élites y desigualdad urbana: Segregación residencial 

de las clases altas en las grandes regiones 

metropolitanas españolas 1991-2010 {*} 

Lucie GALCANOVA, Masaryk University, Czech Republic 

We are the last ones here… The experience of growing 

old in gentrifying post-socialist urban environment? {*} 

Katja VILKAMA, University of Helsinki, Finland 

Selective migration flows and the production and 

reproduction of ethnic residential segregation {*} 

Giuliana COSTA, Politecnico di Milano, Italy and 

Benjamin EWERT, Justus-Liebig Universität Giessen, 

Germany 

Immigration in European cities and the determinants 

of social exclusion {*} 

Andromachi HADJIYANNI and Antoinetta CAPELLA, 

National Centre For Social Research, Greece; Stavros 

SIRIGOS, University of Thessaly, Greece; Stavros- 

Nikiforos SPYRELLIS, Universite Paris 7, Greece; and 

Despoina VALASSI, University of Crete, Greece 

Urban segregation and educational inequality in 

Athens {*}

10:45 - 12:15 

255 Local Welfare: Changing States, 

Stakeholders Mobilization and 

Policy Rescaling 


Session Organizers: Enzo MINGIONE, 

University of Milan-Bicocca, Italy; Susana 

PEÑALVA, CONICET, Argentina and Gilles 

VERPRAET, Université Paris Ouest, France 


Guillermo V. ALONSO, CONICET, Argentina 

Articulación interjurisdiccional de las políticas 

sociales 

Marc PRADEL, Universitat de Barcelona, Spain 

Governance and socioeconomic innovation: Two 

European territories compared 

Constanza ULRIKSEN, Université de Toulouse II Le 

Mirail, France 

The neighborhood revitalization policy in Chile: What 

influence from France and the United States in terms 

of the role of state and civil society? 

Lope ANDREU LOPE, Universidad Bellaterra, Spain 

La importancia del territorio en materia de empleo: 

De la estrategia Europea de empleo a las políticas 

activas locales 

Walter BARTL, Martin-Luther-University Halle-Wittenberg, 

Germany 

Demographic change and educational reform in 

times of new public management 

12:30 – 14:00 


Part II 

Joint Session 


committee) 




� 183 � 

14:30 - 16:00 

367 Urban conflicts, comparative 

studies and planning. Part I 


Session Organizer: Carlos VAINER, Federal 

University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 


Veronica GAGO, Universidad de Buenos Aires, 

Argentina and Eva GARCIA PEREZ, AECID, Argentina 

Hipótesis sobre hacer ciudad, una mirada a través 

del indoamericano 

Lucia CAPANEMA ALVARES, Univerdidade Federal 

Fluminense, Brazil and Altamiro Sergio Mol BESSA, 

Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil 

Social movements in belo horizonte, Brazil: Conflict 

and community association in the re-creation of a 

public sphere in the housing milieu (2006-2010) 

Corinna HÖLZL, Humboldt University of Berlin, 

Germany 

Strategies and outcome of citizen participation in 

current planning conflicts in Santiago de Chile 

Toru TAKEOKA, The University of Tokyo, Japan 

The problem of order of urban subcultural groups: A 

case study of Japanese sex industry and a shopping 

center organization in mid-tokyo’s amusement district, 

Kabukichô 

Caroline PATSIAS, Université du Québec à Montréal, 

Canada and Sylvie PATSIAS, Institut d’études 

politiques d’Aix-en-Provence, France 

Social movements, urban reforms and participation: 

A comparison between Marseilles (France) and 

Montreal (Canada) 

José Ricardo VARGAS DE FARIA, Universidade Federal 

do Paraná, Brazil and Ramon José GUSSO, Ambiens 

Sociedade Cooperativa, Brazil 

Cycles of protest in Curitiba: Mobilization structures and 

collective action repertoire in two cases in Curitiba {*}

14:30 - 16:00 

368 Urban movements in the new 

metropolitan context 

Joint Session 






16:15 - 17:45 

388 Governing cities: A comparison of 

large cities 


Session Organizers: Patrick Le GALÈS, 

Sciences PO, France and Mike RACO, 

University College London, United Kingdom 


Eduardo MARQUES, Centre for Metropolitan Studies 

and University of São Paulo, Brazil 

Patterns of governance and government in São Paulo, 

Brazil 

Patrick LE GALÈS and Tommaso VITALE, Sciences Po, 

France 

What is governed? Comparing governance modes in 

large metropolis 

Alan HARDING, University of Manchester, United 

Kingdom 

Massification, governance and inter-urban disparities 

Miodrag PETROVIC, National University of Singapore, 

Singapore 

Modernity and governance in four east Asian 

metropolises 

Takashi MACHIMURA, Hitotsubashi University, Tokyo, 

Japan 

Cities under stress: Cumulative and cascading effects 

of disaster on urban governance in Tokyo, 2011 

Federico PEREZ, Cambridge, USA 

An ethnography of failure: Actors and interactions of 

governance in contemporary Bogotá {*} 

� 184 � 


09:00 - 10:30 

437 Migration, migrants and the 

development of inclusive urban 

cultures and identities. Part I 

Joint Session 


committee) 




09:00 - 10:30 

446 Segregation(s) and urban 

inequalities in major cities around 

the world. Part II 


Session Organizers: Jesús LEAL, Universidad 

Complutense de Madrid, Spain and Thomas 

MALOUTAS, Harokopio University, Greece 


Chikako MORI, Nanzan University, Japan 

Heterogeneity and instability : Another view on 

Japanese suburbs 

Asuman TURKUN, Yildiz Technical University, Turkey 

Socio-spatial restructuring in Istanbul and the 

changing segregation and exclusion patterns 

Keiko YAMAGUCHI, Hirosaki University, Japan 

The restructuring of a Japanese style hotels’ workforce 

at the periphery of the Tokyo metropolitan area {*} 

Danilo VEIGA, Universidad de la República, Uruguay 

Urban inequalities and segregation in Montevideo 

Rodrigo SALCEDO and Alejandra RASSE, Universidad 

Católica del Maule, Chile 

Auto-segregación de las elites en Santiago, Chile: De la 

fragmentación identitaria a la fragmentación espacial 

María Mercedes DI VIRGILIO and Mariano 

PERELMAN, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Repensando la segregación en Buenos Aires {*}

Guillermo WORMALD and Maria TREBILCOCK, 

ISUC, SANTIAGO, Chile 

Cultura de cohesión e integración en las ciudades 

chilenas {*} 

Felipe LINK, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, 

Santiago de Chile 

Economic restructuring and urban fragmentation by 

functional specialization in Santiago de Chile {*} 

Bianca MUSANTE and Dan ADASZKO, Universidad 

Católica Argentina 

Segregación residencial y acceso a bienes y servicios 

urbanos en la Argentina 2007-2010 {*} 

Alan MORRIS, University of New South Wales, Australia 

Advanced urban marginality in Australia: The case of 

public housing 

10:45 - 12:15 

483 Housing and the Right to the City. 

Part III 

Joint Session 

RC43 Housing and Built Environment (host 

committee) 




10:45 - 12:15 

514 Urban conflicts, comparative 

studies and planning. Part II 


Session Organizer: Carlos VAINER, Federal 



Emilio PRADILLA and Felipe de Jesús MORENO, 

Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana Unidad 

Xochimilco, Mexico 

Conflictos, movimientos sociales y política urbana en 

la zona metropolitana del valle de México 1980-2011 

� 185 � 

Anne-Marie BROUDEHOUX, Université du Québec à 

Montréal, Canada and James FREEMAN, Concordia 


Accumulation by multiple dispossessions: The case of 

porto maravilha, Rio de Janeiro 

Adriana ALLEN, Alex FREDIANI and Rita LAMBERT, 

University College London, United Kingdom 

The heuristics of place-making: Mapping the spatiality 

of urban (in)justice 

Nelma GUSMÃO DE OLIVEIRA, Universidade 

Estadual do Sudoeste da Bahia, Itapetinga, Brazil and 

Gabriel SILVESTRE, University College London, 

England 

The entitlement to the spectacular city: The case of 

forced evictions in Rio de Janeiro 

Tommaso VITALE, Sciences Po, Paris, France 

Urban conflicts and institutional mediation. Public 

administration, Roma settlements and normative 

polarization dynamics 

Claire COLOMB, University College London, United 

Kingdom and Johannes NOVY, Technical University 

Berlin, Germany 

A city for whom? urban tourism, neighbourhood 

conflicts and planning policy in Berlin and Barcelona {*} 

Jan DOHNKE, Freie Universität Berlin, Germany 

Participation and market-driven development {*} 

Javier GHIBAUDI, SEN/UFF, Brazil 

Trabalho, conflito e cidade: Luta de projetos na 

periferia da Buenos Aires contemporânea {*} 

Sonia GIACOMINI, Ponrifical Catholic University of 


New feelings of belonging, new territories and 

religious conflicts: Mapping the afro-brazilian 

religious temples in Rio de Janeiro 

Regina BIENENSTEIN, Universidade Federal 

Fluminense, Brazil; Fabricio LEAL DE OLIVEIRA and 

Giselle TANAKA, Universidade Federal do Brazil; 

Glauco BIENENSTEIN, Universidade Federal 

Fluminense, Brazil; Pedro NOVAIS LIMA JR., 

Universidade Federal do Brazil and Fernanda 

SÁNCHEZ, Universidade Federal Fluminense, Brazil 

Conflictual planning in vila Autodromo, Rio de Janeiro {*}

12:30 - 14:00 

554 Social justice and voice: Urban 

suffering between transformations 

of the city and participation 


Session Organizers: Lavinia BIFULCO, University 

of Milano Bicocca, Italy; Vando BORGHI, 

University of Bologna, Italy and Hugo MERCER, 



Robert CASTEL, École des Hautes Etudes en Sciences 

Sociales Paris, France 

L’insécurité, problème social ou instrumentalisation 

politique ? 

Magdalena CHIARA, Universidad Nacional de 


Buscando conceptualizar la relación entre política de 

salud y territorio: Un enfoque para el análisis de la 

fragmentación del sistema sanitario argentino 

Luciane ROCHA, The University of Texas at Austin, USA 

Voicing to heal: Researching black women’s suffering 

in the context of urban violence in Rio de Janeiro 

Greg NIELSEN, Concordia University, Canada 

Voicing exclusion to implied audiences: Urban 

poverty in the North American press 

María Vanda IANOWSKI, Universidad Nacional del 

Comahue, Argentina 

Exclusion process and mental health services 

Esther HERNÁNDEZ-MEDINA, Brown University, 

Dominican Republic 

Counter-hegemony and the sociology of place: A 

preliminary study of new social movements at parque 

duarte in santo domingo {*} 

Ingrid BRECKNER, Hafen City University Hamburg, Germany 

Linguistic diversity in urban spaces {*} 

Ida CASTIGLIONI and Alberto GIASANTI, University 

of Milano-Bicocca, Milan, Italy; Osvaldo ROMERO 

University of Sancti Spiritus, Cuba and Armando 

ULLOA, University of UNAN of Managua, Nicaragua 

Good practices of cooperation between university 

and local community 

� 186 � 

14:30 - 16:00 

576 Business Meeting 


Session Organizer: Yuri KAZEPOV, University 

of Urbino, Italy 


09:00 - 10:30 

620 Community governance: Contesting 

power and socio-spatial inequality 


Session Organizers: Ismael BLANCO, 

Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain; 

Mike GEDDES, University of Warwick, United 

Kingdom and Joan SUBIRATS, Universitat 

Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain 


Benjamin GOLDFRANK, Seton Hall University, South 

Orange, USA 

Participatory community governance: Reinforcing or 

redressing urban inequality? 

Jeremy SEEKINGS, University of Cape Town, South Africa 

Is the south ‘brazilian’? The public realm in urban 

Brazil through a comparative lens 

Stijn OOSTERLYNCK, University of Antwerp, Belgium 

Invoking and disrupting community in urban 

development strategies: Exploring its (post-)political 

tendencies 

Andrea RIGON, Trinity College, Ireland 

Reproducing inequalities through community 

governance structures: Elite capture in a participatory 

slum-upgrading programme in Kenya 

Denise PICHé, Université Laval, Canada 

Contesting local governance in a poor peri-urban 

community: A case study in Senegal {*} 

Peter PARKER, Malmo University, Sweden; Tim 

DELSHAMMAR, Swedish University of Agricultural 

Sciences, Alnarp, Sweden and Magnus 

JOHANSSON, Malmo University, Sweden

Planning for appropriation: Public space led 

development to counteract territorial stigmatization {*} 

Peer SMETS, VU University Amsterdam, Netherlands 

Governance of liquid neighbourhood commmunities 

and their relation with stakeholders in Amsterdam {*} 

09:00 - 10:30 

622 Do urban planning and practice 

contribute to social justice and 

democratization in cities? 


Session Organizers: Geraldo COSTA and 

Heloisa Moura COSTA, Universidade Federal 

de Minas Gerais, Brazil and Daniel 

SCHUGURENSKY, Arizona State University, USA 


Maria Lucia Refinetti MARTINS, Universidade de São 

Paulo, Brazil 

Planning and the limits of urban policies 

Isabel RAPOSO, Université Technique de Lisbonne, 

Portugal 

Planification participative d’un quartier sensible dans 

la périphérie de Lisbonne 

Fabricio LEAL DE OLIVEIRA, Universidade Federal do 

Brazil and Mauro REGO MONTEIRO SANTOS, Brazil 

The normative field, and popular participation: Notes 

on the process of preparation and implementation of 

municipal master plans in Brazil 

Jupira MENDONCA, Universidade Federal de Minas 


Participatory planning at a metropolitan level: Can it 

work? 

Ivana Cristina LOVO, Universidade Federal de Santa 

Catarina, Brazil and Júlia S. GUIVANT, Universidade 

Federal de Santa Catarina, Brazil 

Urban agriculture (UA) stimulating the participative 

management in the construction of social politics {*} 

Fatiha BELMESSOUS, Université de Lyon, France 

Social cohesion and social mix: The seeking of a 

normative city? {*} 

� 187 � 

Sílvia JORGE, University of Lisbon, Portugal 

Planning instruments and practices in adjacent areas 

to the city centre: Maputo’s case study {*} 

Natália LELIS, Belo Horizonte, Brazil 

The regularization policy between the formalization 

and the tenure security {*} 

Amanda MURINO RAFACHO, Universidade Técnica 

de Lisboa, Portugal 

From planning to action: Actors envolvement in urban 

space planning – Vale da Amoreira at Moita (Portugal) {*} 

10:45 - 12:15 

665 IJURR Lecture: Resourceful cities 

and citizens: chances and 

challenges of comparative urban 

studies 


Session Organizer: Yuri KAZEPOV, University 

of Urbino, Italy 


Talja BLOKLAND, Humboldt University Berlin, 

Germany 

Resourceful cities and citizens: Chances and 

challenges of comparative urban studies 

12:30 - 14:00 

714 Public spaces in global 

metropolises: Form, function, and 

meaning. Part I 


Session Organizers: Diane E. DAVIS and 

Nora Ruth LIBERTUN de DUREN, 

Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA 


Federico PEREZ, Cambridge, USA 

Public space in contemporary Bogotá: From policy 

artifacts to urban assemblages 

Valeria DURÁN, CONICET, Argentina 

Las memorias en el espacio público: Los casos de la 

ex ESMA y el parque de la memoria en la Ciudad de 

Buenos Aires

Kulwinder KAUR, Jamia Millia Islamia University, New 

Delhi, India 

Public-private and beyond: Looking towards new 

meanings of public space 

Jacob LEDERMAN, City University of New York, USA 

“But this is a park!” The paradox of public space in a 

Buenos Aires “no man’s land” 

Pedro UCEDA NAVAS, Universidad Complutense de 

Madrid, Spain 

Uses and appropriation of public spaces by the 

foreign population. The case of Madrid 

Natalia COSACOV and Mariano PERELMAN, 


Las pugnas por el uso del espacio público: 

Explorando moralidades y narrativas sobre la 

desigualdad {*} 

Daniela PALMA, Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil 

Concrete and imaginary: Meanings of Roosevelt 

Square, São Paulo {*} 

14:30 - 16:00 

738 Public spaces in global 

metropolises: Form, function, and 

meaning. Part II 


Session Organizers: Diane E. DAVIS and 

Nora Ruth LIBERTUN de DUREN, 

Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA 


Anna ZHELNINA, Higher School of Economics in St. 

Petersburg, Russia 

Public spaces as spaces of fear and alienation? Youth 

in public spaces in St. Petersburg, Russia 

Nikita KHARLAMOV, Clark University, United 

Kingdom 

Navigating ambivalence in public places: The 

atmospheres of heterotopias 

Clément RIVIERE, Sciences Po, France 

“Erano altri tempi”. Parents’ diachronic look at 

children’s experience of public spaces in two 

European metropolises 

� 188 � 

Paula Cecilia ROSA and Ariel Oscar GARCÍA, Centro 

de Estudios Urbanos y Regionales, Argentina 

Usos y apropiaciones del espacio público en contextos 

de pobreza. Experiencias en Buenos Aires en el siglo XXI 

Khalil ESTEBAN, Universidad Nacional General 


Espacio público y coproducción de la seguridad {*} 

Laura BRASLOW, City University of New York, USA 

Consuming neighborhoods: Aesthetics, reputation, sociospatial 

change and belonging on local shopping streets {*} 

16:15 - 17:45 

758 Cities and climate change 

Joint Session 



committee) 



RC22 


Programme Coordinator: Eloísa 

MARTIN, University of Brasilia, Brazil 


09:00 - 10:30 

35 Religion and the Challenges of the 

Contemporary World 


Session Organizer: Eloísa MARTIN, Federal 


Chairs: Hugo José SUAREZ, Universidad 

Nacional Autónoma de México and Felipe 

GAYTAN ALCALA, La Salle University, USA


Deniz Ali GÜR, Mugla University, Turkey 

Capitalism without enlightenment: Islamic Calvinism in 

Turkey 

Irina KUZNETSOVA, Federal University, Kazan, Russia 

The embedding of ethnic and religious communities 

in a polycultural region of Russia: Trust, social justice 

and identification 

Joaquín ALGRANTI, Universidad de Buenos Aires, 

Argentina 

Los bienes religiosos y sus formas de producción. 

Estudio del complejo editorial católico y evangélico 

en la Argentina 

María Del Rosario RAMÍREZ MORALES, CIESAS 

Occidente, México 

Jóvenes y religiosidad. Las distintas caras de la 

individuación religiosa 

Emma STONE, University of Auckland, Waitakere, 

New Zealand 

Umbanda in the city: Magic, mysticism and the mass 

appeal of a uniquely Brazilian religion {*} 

Luis Alberto CARDENAS, Consejo profesionales en 

sociología de Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Globalizacion creencias sanaciones y milagros {*} 

Stephen HUNT, University of the West of England, 

Bristol, United Kingdom 

Christian negotiation of non-heterosexual rights in the 

UK: Challenges and dilemmas {*} 

10:45 - 12:15 

80 Religion and the rights of social 

minorities 


Session Organizer: Tânia Mara ALMEIDA, 

University of Brasilia, Brazil 


Janine TREVISAN, PUC RS, Porto Alegre, Brazil 

Religious movements and the debate on the law 

projects that intend to criminalize homophobia in 

Brazil 

� 189 � 

Esteban MAIOLI, FLACSO, Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Social discrimination of religious minorities in 

Argentina. An exploratory study of religious 

discrimination applied on Jehovah’s witnesses 

Raquel SOUZA, University of Brasília, Brazil 

Christian religious life and lgbts identity 

David BARTRAM, University of Leicester, United Kingdom 

Religious obligation, secular work, and citizenship: 

The material poverty and spiritual riches of ultraorthodox 

jews in Israel 

Martin JAIME, Centro de Investigación en Género y 

Acción Social, Perú 

The catholic church role within the human rights 

movement in Peru since 2000 

Cecilia DELGADO MOLINA, Universidad Nacional 

Autónoma de México 

Mujeres católicas contra la despenalización del 

aborto en la Argentina: Formas de creer y participar 

en transformación {*} 

Kerstin ROSENOW-WILLIAMS, Ruhr-University 

Bochum, Germany 

Muslim organizations in Germany lobbying for rights 

of social minorities: Contested issues of naturalization 

and religious recognition {*} 

12:30 - 14:00 

132 Religious pluralism and struggle for 

justice in secular democracies 


Session Organizer: Deepak Kumar VERMA, 

Babasaheb Ambedkar National Institute of 

Social Sciences, India 


Johan ANDERSSON and Joanna SADGROVE, Leeds 


Beyond the inter-faith agenda: Secular and religious 

divisions in urban Britain 

Ana Lucía OLMOS ALVAREZ, Universidad Nacional 

de San Martín, Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Problemas corrientes, respuestas alternativas. El Movimiento 

Carismático Católico y la búsqueda de bienestar

Orivaldo LOPES JR and Jéssica Cássia BARBOSA, 

Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil 

Dualistic vs. monistic perspective of christian faith in a 

brazilian violent neighborhood 

Enzo Gustavo MORELLO, Boston College, Chestnut 

Hill, USA 

Secularization after all. Varieties in argentine 

catholicism 

Javier CIFUENTES, Universidad Alberto Hurtado, Chile 

and Reinaldo TAN BECERRA, Universidad Alberto 

Hurtado, Santiago, Chile 

El desafío de ser iglesia católica en un espacio de 

pluralismo religioso. Revista mensaje: Testigo del 

desafío. 2001-2010 

Seyed Javad MIRI, Institute of humanities and cultural 

studies, Tehran, Iran 

Eric Fromm and religion {*} 

Carlos CERDA, Universidad Adventista del Plata, 

Argentina 

La diversidad posmoderna frente al concepto 

antropológico dualista de la filosofía tradicional {*} 

Francesca SCAMARDELLA, University of Naples, Italy 

The islamic veil in the western countries: Human right 

or sign of separation? {*} 

14:30 - 16:00 

152 Asian religions in the era of 

globalization 


Session Organizer: Ronan PEREIRA, University 

of Brasilia, Brazil 


Andrea TOMITA, Faculdade Messianica, São Paulo, 

Brazil 

Recent trends in Sekai Kyusei Kyo: Nature farming 

and environmental education as a salvation method 

Hugo CORDOVA QUERO, Graduate Theological 

Union, Berkeley, USA 

In the City of God?: The roman catholic church and 

Japanese brazilian migrants in Japan 

� 190 � 

Regina Yoshie MATSUE, Universidade de Fortaleza, Brazil 

Attempts to popularize pure land buddhism in Brazil 

Rosemarie BERNARD, Waseda University, Tokyo, Japan 

Shinto, environmentalism and informal diplomacy 

Maria Mercedes SAIZAR, Argentine Center of 

American Ethnology, Buenos Aires, Argentina 

The ideas of God, good and evil in the refigured 

yoga practices in metropolitan area of Buenos Aires 

city (Argentina) {*} 


09:00 - 10:30 

226 Regimes of religious regulation I: 

Government and social regulation 

of religion 


Session Organizer: David LEHMANN, 

Cambridge University, United Kingdom 


Marian BURCHARDT, University of Leipzig, Germany 

State regulation or public religion? Exploring the 

state-church nexus in post-apartheid South Africa 

Kerstin ROSENOW-WILLIAMS, Ruhr-University 

Bochum, Germany and Matthias KORTMANN, 


Muslims' struggle for recognition in Germany in the 

21st century 

Emerson GIUMBELLI, Universidade Federal do Rio 


La diversidad en contextos específicos: Los “espacios 

inter-religiosos” 

10:45 - 12:15 

270 Regimes of religious regulation II: 

Multiculturalism and the 

management of religion 


Session Organizer: Alejandro FRIGERIO, 

FLACSO, Buenos Aires, Argentina


Carlos GARMA, Universidad Autónoma metropolitana 

iztapalapa, Mexico 

Repression of the Culto de la Santa Muerte in Mexico 

Jualynne DODSON, Michigan State University, USA 

Managing religions in Cuba: Closing the 20th century 

Julia MARTÍNEZ ARIÑO, Maria FORTEZA 

GONZÁLEZ, Maria del Mar GRIERA I LLONCH, 

Anna CLOT GARRELL and Gloria GARCÍA-ROMERAL 

MORENO, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, 

Bellaterra, Spain 

Public institutions and the accommodation of religious 

diversity: The case of hospitals and prisons in Spain 

Ronan PEREIRA, University of Brasilia, Brazil 

Global or transnational expansion of japanese religions? 

An analysis centering on case studies from Brazil 

Juan Martin LOPEZ FIDANZA, Universidad Católica 

Argentina, Buenos Aires, Argentina and María Cecilia 

GALERA, CONICET, Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Regulaciones a una devoción estigmatizada: Culto a 

San la Muerte en Buenos Aires 

Mariela MOSQUEIRA, CONICET, Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Rock, demandas globales y movilidades religiosas {*} 

12:30 - 14:00 

286 Alternatives religiosities and beliefs 

in contemporary world 


Session Organizer: Felipe GAYTAN ALCALA, 

La Salle University, USA 


Meredith McGUIRE, Trinity University, San Antonio, USA 

Everyday religion and embodied practice 

Swen SEEBACH and Francesc NÚÑEZ MOSTEO, 

Universitat Oberta de Catalunya, Barcelona, Spain 

Lovely enchantments and romantic rituals – romantic 

love and religion 

Daniel GUTIÉRREZ-MARTÍNEZ, El Colegio 

Mexiquense, Mexico 

The chamulas-islamic religiosities 

� 191 � 

María Cecilia GALERA, CONICET, Buenos Aires, 

Argentina 

Prácticas religiosas extrainstitucionales en la 

cotidianeidad urbana 

14:30 - 16:00 

330 Beliefs in the city: Religious 

transformations in urban areas 


Session Organizer: Hugo José SUAREZ, 

Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México 


Karen JENNISON, University of Northern Colorado, USA 

The effects of religious beliefs and practices among 

urbanites on attitudes toward gender roles in 

marriage: Cross-national perspectives in 38 countries 

Verónica GIMENEZ BELIVEAU, Universidad de 


Unaffiliated believers in argentinean cities 

Orivaldo LOPES JR and Jéssica Cássia BARBOSA, 


Churches and violence in brazilian cities: The case of 

Felipe Camarão neighborhood, natal-RN 

Jeronimo Oliveira MUNIZ and Nina ROSAS, 


Intergenerational religious mobility in Brazil 

Maria Natalia PASCUCHELLI, Instituto Universitario 

Nacional del Arte, Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Creencia y transformaciones vitales, acercamiento a las 

experiencias de los jóvenes de la iglesia Rey de Reyes 

en el área metropolitana de Buenos Aires, Argentina 


09:00 - 10:30 

429 Ethnicity, beliefs and religiosities 


Session Organizer: Daniel GUTIERREZ 

MARTINEZ, El Colegio Mexiquense, México


Zeynep BAYKAL, Middle East Technical University, 

Ankara, Turkey 

The place of ethno-religiosity for armenian identity in 

Turkey 

Alejandra VEGA, Instituto Universitario Nacional del 

Arte, Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Rebuilding the pre-hispanic religiosity in an urban 

area: The case of the urban Sikus’ bands in Buenos 

Aires 

Shoji ISHITSUKA, Tokyo University of Information 

Sciences, Japan 

A centenary appraisal: Sir James George Frazer 

(1854-1941)’s golden bough (1890; 12 Vols 1911-1915) 

Flávio MUNHOZ SOFIATI, Universidade Federal de 

Goiás, Goiânia, Brazil 

Ethnography of catholic youth group: Dialogues and 

experiences of faith 

Siri HETTIGE, University of Colombo, Sri Lanka 

Increasing religiosity and ethnic relations in Sri Lanka 

Cesar CISNEROS, UAM Iztapalapa, Mexico; Isabel 

PIPER and Roberto FERNÁNDEZ, Universidad de Chile 

Performative dimensions of collective memory: 

Comparative analysis {*} 

09:00 - 10:30 

443 Qualitative Methods in the 

Sociology of Religion. Part I 

Joint Session 






10:45 - 12:15 

495 Politics and Religion 


Session Organizer: Jualynne DODSON, 

Michigan State University, USA 

� 192 � 


Mikolaj STANEK, Spanish National Research Council, 

Spain and Miguel REQUENA, Universidad Nacional 

de Educación a Distancia, Spain 

How the catholic church’s involvement in politics has 

affected religiosity in Spain and Poland – Cohort and 

period perspective 

Marcos CARBONELLI, CONICET, Argentina 

Public intervention and divine mission: Global 

dynamics in the construction of evangelical networks 

in politics 

Lourdes BANDEIRA and Tânia Mara ALMEIDA, 


Religious beliefs and practices in the application of 

Maria da Penha law 

María Gabriela IRRAZABAL, CEIL CONICET, 

Argentina 

The circulation of bioethics. The production of 

contemporary catholic bioethics in Argentina 

Rodrigo TONIOL and Carlos Alberto STEIL, 

Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, 

Derechos humanos e iglesia católica en el contexto 

de las elecciones presidenciales de Brasil en 2010 

12:30 - 14:00 




09:00 - 10:30 


Sociology of Religion. Part II 

Joint Session 






10:45 - 12:15 

682 Religion, rights, mobility, migration 


Session Organizer: Verónica GIMENEZ 

BELIVEAU, Universidad de Buenos Aires, 

Argentina 


Maïté MASKENS, Free University of Brussels, Belgium 

Migratory “miracles” and mobility among pentecostal 

pastors in Brussels 

Veronica ROLDAN, Università Roma Tre, Italy 

Inmigración, cultura y religión. Formas de racismo en 

Roma 

ANA MALLIMACI BARRAL, CONICET, Argentina 

Migraciones y religión. Entre lo transnacional y lo 

local 

Sabrina TESTA, Universidade Federal de Santa 


Prácticas y discursos trasnacionales en el movimiento 

“comunión y liberación” 

Adam POSSAMAI, University of Western Sydney, 

Australia; James RICHARDSON, University of 

Nevada, USA and Bryan TURNER, University of 

Western Sydney, Australia 

Legal pluralism, para legalism, and shari’a: A case of 

multiple or ‘clashing’ modernities? 

Cecilia DELGADO MOLINA, Universidad Nacional 

Autónoma de México 

Entre lo público y lo privado: "Las católicas" en el 

encuentro nacional de mujeres de Argentina y el 

debate por los derechos de "las mujeres" 

Mariana REINISCH PICOLOTTO and Mauro 

MEIRELLES, Núcleo de Estudos da Religião, Brazil 

Heading towards to the old continent: Building 

transnational networks of interaction between 

brazilian and sweddish pentecostal leaders {*} 

Emilce CUDA, Universidad Católica Argentina, 

Argentina 

La categoría de éxodo como reinterpretación de los 

procesos migratorios en contextos democráticos 

latinoamericanos {*} 

� 193 � 

RC23 

Sociology of Science and 

Technology 

Programme Coordinator: Ralph 

MATTHEWS, The University of British 



09:00 - 10:30 

12 Democracy and Surveillance 

Technologies: Relationships 

between Global South and Global 

North 


Session Organizer: David LYON, Queen’s 

University, Kingston, Canada 


David LYON, Queen’s University, Kingston, Canada 

Surveillance cultures and everyday life 

Hille KOSKELA, Academy Research Fellow, Helsinki, 

Finland 

Surveillance and responsibilization 

David MURAKAMI WOOD, Queen’s University, 

Kingston, Canada 

Creating the information architecture of state 

surveillance: Comparative perspectives from Brazil 

and Japan 

Miguel Ángel VITE PEREZ, Instituto Politécnico 

Nacional, Mexico 

The new Mexican state control in the criminalization 

of social action 

Bruno CARDOSO, Universidade Federal do Rio de 


Video surveillance in Rio de Janeiro: Technological 

modernization in a sport’s mega events city

Vanessa LARA, Universidad autónoma del Estado de 


Cédula de Identificación para Menores en México 

Nelson ARTEAGA BOTELLO, Universidad Autónoma 

del Estado de México, Mexico 

Surveillance and information: The North and South 

connection 

10:45 - 12:15 

69 New work in the study of science, 

Technology and knowledge 


Session Organizer: Ralph MATTHEWS, The 

University of British, Columbia, Canada 

Chair: Ralph MATTHEWS, The University of 

British, Columbia, Canada 


Cláudio COSTA PINHEIRO, Getulio Vargas 

Foundation, Brazil 

Intellectual creativity in peripheral countries. The 

impact of the BRIC-IBSA emergency to the political 

economy of knowledge production in the global south 

Gabriel VELEZ-CUARTAS, Universidad de Antioquia, 

Colombia 

Mapping regional science production to build 

research agendas 

Liliana RAMIREZ, Universidad de Antioquia, Colombia 

Scientific collaboration networks in the department of 

Antioquia, Colombia. An analysis from the scientific 

field and power 

María Guillermina D’ONOFRIO, Universidad de 

Buenos Aires, Argentina; Rodolfo BARRERE, Centro de 

Estudios sobre Ciencia, Desarrollo y Educación 

Superior, Argentina; Daniela DE FILIPPO, Universidad 

Carlos III de Madrid, Spain and Manuel FERNÁNDEZ 

ESQUINAS, Agencia Estatal Consejo Superior de 

Investigaciones Científicas, Spain 

Orígenes y dinámica de la producción de 

publicaciones en co-autoría: El rol de las relaciones 

personales y la movilidad en la cooperación bilateral 

entre investigadores argentinos y españoles {*} 

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12:30 - 14:00 

105 Beyond risk: Governing unknowns 


Session Organizer: Matthias GROSS, Helmholtz 

Centre for Environmental Research, Germany 


Georg MUELLER, University of Fribourg, Switzerland 

Governing the unknowns by action-space analyses 

Christian BRÖER, Bert DE GRAAFF and Rik WESTER, 


De-politicizing uncertainty 

Joanne GAUDET, University of Ottawa, Canada 

Science in practice ignorance and knowledge 

mobilization dynamics: PrioNet epistemic ecosystem 

laboratory case study (2005-2011) 

Uli MEYER, TU Berlin, Germany and Arnold 

WINDELER, Institut für Soziologie, Germany 

Constructing uncertainty. Technological innovation in 

the semiconductor industry 

Cristina BESIO, Technical University Berlin, Germany 

Transforming risks into moral issues in organizations 

14:30 - 16:00 

182 Science institutions and society: 

Mutual interactions and adaptations 


Session Organizers: Luis SANZ-MENENDEZ, 

Institute of Public Goods and Policies, Spain 

and Juha TUUNAINEN, University of Helsinki, 

Finland 


Renan GONÇALVES LEONEL DA SILVA and Maria 

CONCEIÇÃO DA COSTA, State University of 


Recombinant DNA technology and the new dynamics 

of science: Constructing molecular approaches to 

cancer in Brazil

Ailin REISING, CONICET, Argentina 

Trayectorias institucionales, colectivos sociocognitivos 

y agendas de investigación: A propósito de la 

investigación a escala nanométrica en Argentina 

Nikita GOLOVKO, Novosibirsk State University, Russia 

Political sociology of science: Universities and 

organizational resources of science 

Mariana VERSINO, Universidad Nacional de La 


Políticas universitarias y sectores productivos 

Nikita BASOV and Valeriya VASILKOVA, St. 


University science in heterogeneous intellectual 

landscape {*} 


09:00 - 10:30 

199 Changing dynamic in research 

organizations 


Session Organizers: Laura CRUZ-CASTRO and 

Luis SANZ-MENENDEZ, Institute of Public 

Goods and Policies, Spain; Hebe VESSURI, 

IVIC and Pablo KREIMER, CONICET, Argentina 

Chair: Hebe VESSURI, IVIC 


Laura CRUZ-CASTRO, Institute of Public Goods and 

Policies, Spain; Pablo KREIMER, CONICET, Argentina 

and Luis SANZ-MENENDEZ, Institute of Public Goods 

and Policies, Spain 

Innovation in public research organizations 

Régis BARCELOS, Federal University of Rio Grande do 

Sul, Brazil 

The limits of academic entrepreneurship in emerging 

economies: A case study in public universities in Brazil 

Kathia SERRANO-VELARDE, Max Weber Institute of 

Sociology, Heidelberg University, Germany 

Changing academic grant writing practices (1955-2005) 

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Pablo PELLEGRINI, Universidad Nacional de Quilmes, 

Argentina 

Stages of agricultural research in Argentina / Etapas 

de la investigación agropecuaria en la Argentina: 

Cambios en la cantidad de personal del INTA entre 

1956 y 2010 

Nerina SARTHOU, Centro de Estudios en Problemáticas 

Internacionales y Locales Tandil, Argentina 

La actividad científica en la universidad Argentina: 

Un marco para el análisis de los efectos de la política 

científica sobre la actividad del investigador {*} 

10:45 - 12:15 

249 International science and 

technology cooperation: The role of 

academic mobility 


Session Organizer: Nadia ASHEULOVA, 

Russian Academy of Science, Russia 


Ralph MATTHEWS and Darryn Anne DIFRANCESCO, 

The University of British Columbia, Canada 

Knowledge mobilization in multiple contexts – A 

framework for sociological contribution 

Koen JONKERS, CSIC, Spain 

The influence of scientific mobility on the direction of 

research collaboration 

Sari HANAFI and Justine BOER, American University 

of Beirut, Lebanon, 

Internationalization of the social research in Lebanon 

Mariana TOLEDO FERREIRA, Universidade São Paulo, 

Brazil 

The international circulation of researchers and their 

influences on scientific practices in Brazil: A case 

study by the human genome research center 

María Paz LÓPEZ and Ana María TABORGA, CEIPIL, 

Argentina 

La internacionalización de los grupos de investigación 

en las universidades: Una propuesta de análisis

Svetlana DUSHINA, Valentina LOMOVITSKAYA and 

Elena IVANOVA, Russian Academy of sciences, Russia 

Mobility of scientist: The comparative analysis of 

Russia, China, India 

10:45 - 12:15 

244 Gender, science and technology: 

Post-colonial and feminist 

perspectives 

Joint Session 





12:30 - 14:00 

301 Interfaces between the technical 

world and the lived reality. 


Session Organizer: Czarina SALOMA- 

AKPEDONU, Manila University, USA 


Philippe TERRAL and Fabien MERLAUD, PRISSMH 

University of Toulouse, France 

The framing of obesity in France: Between a sciences 

war and coalitions 

Shirley Hsiao-Li SUN, Nanyang Technological 

University, Singapore 

Deconstructing and reifying “Asian” and ethnicities 

in Asia: Exploring HUGO pan-Asian SNP 

consortium’s work 

Nadia ASHEULOVA and Svetlana DUSHINA, Center 

for Sociology of Science and Science Studies, St. 

Petersburg, Russia 

The new status of Russian science: The results of 

reforms for last 20 years in the scientific sphere 

Osmo KIVINEN, Juha HEDMAN and Päivi 

KAIPAINEN, University of Turku, Finland 

Productivity of research in natural sciences, 

technology and clinical medicine of 48 east Asian 

and north European top 300 ranked universities: A 

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comparison of 8 countries scoring high in science 

and mathematics PISA 

Rosa PEDRO and Ana SZAPIRO, Universidade Federal 

do Brazil 

Reproductive technologies and systems of kinship {*} 

14:30 - 16:00 

337 Forms of interaction between 

science, universities and society: 

Knowledge mobilization, regulation 

and the societal impacts of scientific 

knowledge 


Session Organizer: Juha TUUNAINEN, 

University of Helsinki, Australia 


Neil McLAUGHLIN, McMaster University, Canada 

and Vanina LESCHZINER, University of Toronto, 

Canada 

Knowledge transfer, academic capital and public 

intellectuals: A comparative study of social sciences, 

1950-1990 

Jürgen HOWALDT, University Dortmund, Germany 

Shaping social innovation by social research – The 

new role of the social sciences 

Cristina Gabriela FLORES and Pablo PELLEGRINI, 

Universidad Nacional de Quilmes, Argentina 

El uso medicinal de plantas nativas, encuentros y 

desencuentros 

Czarina SALOMA-AKPEDONU, Manila University, 

Philippines 

The world of our models: Making traffic simulation 

models work as problem-solving devices 

Jorgelina SANNAZZARO, Universidad de 

Salamanca, Spain 

Saberes expertos y participación ciudadana en 

conflictos medioambientales en Latinoamérica {*} 

Marisa GARCÍA, Universidad Nacional de Río 

Negro, Argentina 

El sector nuclear argentino en la década de 1990 {*}

16:15 - 17:45 



Session Organizer: Ralph MATTHEWS, The 



09:00 - 10:30 

426 Contested science, risk and 

governance 


Session Organizers: Eugene ROSA, 

Washington State, USA and Thomas DIETZ, 



Gary BOWDEN, University of New Brunswick, 

Canada 

Climate science as a cultural contest 

Manuel TIRONI, Pontificia Universidad Catolica de 

Chile; Maite SALAZAR, Universidad Santo Tomas, 

Chile; Daniel VALENZUELA, Pontificia Universidad 

Catolica de Chile and Juan Felipe ESPINOSA, 

University of Leicester, Chile 

Resisting and accepting: Hybrid epistemologies in the 

GMO controversy in Chile 

Florencia ARANCIBIA, State University of New York, 

USA 

Agrochemicals, science and policy making: 

Contesting boundaries in Argentina 

Geoffrey CARRERE, Capitole University Toulouse 1, France 

The transformation of public action legitimacy in risk 

society. The case of French and Quebec Ministry of 

Transport 

Raghava CHANDRI, University of Hyderabad, India 

Contesting crop sciences: A critical examination of 

alternative knowledge claims in rice production 

� 197 � 

10:45 - 12:15 


Emerging patterns of communication 

and electronic community / El ocio y 

las transformaciones digitales / Les 


numériques 

Joint Session 







10:45 - 12:15 

511 The social and environmental 

impacts of nanotechnologies and 

other emerging technologies 


Session Organizers: Alison ANDERSON, 

University of Plymouth and Paulo Roberto 

MARTINS, Brazil 


Konstantin FURSOV, National Research University 

Higher School of Economics, Moscow, Russia 

On statistical framing of emerging technologies – A 

case of nanotechnology in Russia 

Tânia MAGNO and Diego CALAZANS, 

Universidade Federal de Sergipe, Brazil 

Nanotechnology: Sociotechnical interactions and 

social impacts 

Wilson ENGELMANN and Augusto Zimmer 

RODRIGUES, University of the Valley of Sinos River, 

Brazil 

Law and technological innovation: The (new) 

challenges of employment of nanotechnology 

Leandro RAIZER, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande 


Alternative energies: Social, economic and 

environmental impacts

12:30 - 14:00 

536 Latin America in the global science 

system 


Session Organizer: Koen JONKERS, CSIC, 

Spain 


Jaime JIMENEZ, Miguel Ángel MORALES-ARROYO, 

Carlos RODRIGUEZ and Juan Carlos ESCALANTE, 

Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Mexico 

Research projects coming from the bottom-up in the 

economic south countries, should they be 

encouraged? 

Fernanda BEIGEL, CONICET, Argentina 

“Caliban” scientists: Latin American social sciences 

within the international academic-publishing system 

Claudio RAMOS ZINCKE, Universidad Alberto 

Hurtado, Chile 

Social science structures of communication in Chile: 

Local and global networks 

Breno FONTES, Universidade Federal de 

Pernambuco, Brazil, Marta VARANDA, Instituto de 

Ciências sociais, Portugal; Raquel REGO, 

Universidade Técnica de Lisboa, Portugal and Klaus 

EICHNER, Universität Hamburg, Germany 

Social network analysis in the lusophone scientific 

community: Adoption and diffusion of an innovation 

in the periphery 

Daniela ALEGRIA and María Guillermina 

D’ONOFRIO, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina 

El ingreso al mercado de trabajo científico y la 

elección de los temas de investigación en Argentina: 

Perspectivas de becarios doctorales de ciencias 

sociales y humanidades 

14:30 - 16:00 

598 Risk, disaster, and sustainability: 

Remodelling on Fukushima 


Session Organizer: Miwao MATSUMOTO, 

The University of Tokyo, Japan 

� 198 � 


Didier TAVERNE, Mulhouse, France 

How to escape a technocratic culture of risk? 

Ana Paula CAMELO and Marko S. A. MONTEIRO, 

State University of Campinas, Brazil 

Technological challenges and uncertainties among 

social, scientific and politic governance: Brazil and 

the discussion about nuclear energy 

Young Hee LEE, The Catholic University of Korea, 

South Korea 

Nuclear waste management and the politics of 

expertise in South Korea 


10:45 - 12:15 

688 The New Frontiers Of The Digital 

Divide: Technological Inequalities 

And Social Justice 


Session Organizer: Jose Manuel ROBLES, 



Binay Kumar PATTNAIK, Indian Institute of Technology 

Kanpur, India 

ICT revolution in India and socio-cultural changes: 

Sociological explorations 

Cristóbal TORRES-ALBERO and Carlos FERNANDEZ- 

RODRIGUEZ, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain 

Technophobia and ambivalence to the information 

and communication technologies (ICT) and its impact 

on the digital divide. Empirical evidence and 

theoretical discussion 

Gérard VALENDUC, University of Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium 

Digital inequalities and vulnerability among Internet users 

Sebastián BENÍTEZ LARGHI, Instituto de 

Investigaciones en Humanidades y Ciencias Sociales, 

Argentina 

Lo popular a partir de los procesos de apropiación 

desigual de las TIC

Lucila DUGHERA, CONICET, Argentina 

(Re)configuración en la concepción de la brecha 

digital. Una posible igualación entre la inclusión 

social y digital 

Kate TILLECZEK, University of Prince Edward Island, 

Canada 

Youth, digital media and social inequality {*} 

Olga SERGEYEVA, Volgograd State University, Russia 

Elderly and computer: The Russian regional 

perspective {*} 

Ana RIVOIR, Universidad de la República, Uruguay 

Iniciativas para la inclusión digital, el caso del plan 

ceibal (Uruguay) {*} 

12:30 - 14:00 

703 Democratising science and 

technology through protests and 

mobilizations for social justice 

Joint Session 







14:30 - 16:00 




Future 

Joint Session 






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16:15 - 17:45 



Joint Session 





RC24 


Programme Coordinator: Ishwar 




09:00 - 10:30 



Joint Session 





09:00 - 10:30 

38 Social Justice, Democratization and 

Environmental Sociology 


Session Organizer: Stewart LOCKIE, The 

Australian National University 

Chair: Mikael KLINTMAN, Lund University, 

Sweeden


Stewart LOCKIE, The Australian National University, 

Australia 

Climate justice and the temporalities of socialecological 

change 

Luigi PELLIZZONI, University of Trieste, Italy 

Doing the right thing: Ethics and justice in 

environmental politics 

Veronica PERERA, Purchase College, USA 

Neither commodity nor human right: Water as a 

political intervention from below 

Rolf LIDSKOG, Centre for urban and regional studies, 

Sweden and Göran SUNDQVIST, Olso University, 

Norway 

Does science matter? The dynamics of science, policy 

and citizens in international environmental governance 

Ivan LOPEZ, Universidad Carlos III, Spain 

Deliberative democracy and sustainability: Barriers 

and opportunity to their interaction 

10:45 - 12:15 

70 Nuclear power, risk and climate 

change 


Session Organizers: Midori AOYAGI, 

National Institute for Environmental Studies, 

Japan and Nick PIDGEON, Cardiff 


Chair: Ritsuko OZAKI, Imperial College 



Leonardas RINKEVICIUS, Lithuanian University of 

Health Sciences, Lithuania 

Lost amongst imperatives of energy security, risk and 

climate change: Unlearn lessons of Chernobyl in the 

post-soviet societies 

Shun HARADA, The University of Tokyo, Japan; Kohei 

YOSHIDA and Yusuke YAMASHITA, Tokyo 

Metropolitan University, Japan 

The present and the future of the towns where 

Fukushima nuclear plants are located: on some social 

� 200 � 

aspects of the disaster, displacement, and reparation 

of the community 

Catherine, Mei Ling WONG, Australia National 


Mitigating risk or creating new ones? The role of 

technology, environment and institutions in framing 

risk in India’s nuclear power sector 

Midori AOYAGI and Tomohiro TASAKI, National 

Institute for Environmental Studies, Japan 

Do people support nuclear power generation for 

reducing greenhouse gas? Risk tradeoffs among 

climate change and nuclear power generation 

Valentina WAISMAN, Torcuato Di Tella University, 

Argentina 

Argentina and Brazil: Insights and current postures 

against the nuclear non-proliferation regime 

Marja YLÖNEN and Tapio LITMANEN, University of 

Jyväskylä, Finland 

Post-Fukushima: Regulatory challenges to nuclear 

power industry 

12:30 - 14:00 

117 Environmental problems, natural 

disasters, and socio-technical risks 


Session Organizer: Raymond MURPHY, 

University of Ottawa, Canada 

Chair: Matthias GROSS, Helmholtz Centre 

for Environmental Research, Germany 


Raymond MURPHY, University of Ottawa, Canada 

Renaturing or creating brownfields in the sky: 

Confronting the unforeseeable and the inconveniently 

foreseeable 

Koichi HASEGAWA, Tohoku University, Japan 

Anti-nuclear activities and public awareness in Japan 

before and after the Fukushima nuclear disaster 

Leila FERREIRA, Lucia da COSTA FERREIRA and Omar 

THOMAZ, Campinas State University, Brazil 

Environmental concerns in Brazil, China, Africa and 

Australia

Michiel DE KROM, Joost DESSEIN and Nathalie 

ERBOUT, Institute for Agricultural and Fisheries 

Research, Belgium 

Ontological politics in practice: Understanding 

antagonistic framings of GMOs, science, and the 

public in Flanders 

Francisca DUSSAILLANT and Eugenio GUZMAN, 

Universidad del Desarrollo, Chile 

Interpersonal trust and disasters: The case of Chile’s 

2010 earthquake 

14:30 - 16:00 

161 Governing global socio-ecological 

systems 


Session Organizers: J. David TABARA, 

Autonomous University of Barcelona and Ilan 

CHABAY, University of Stuttgart, Germany 

Chair: J. David TÀBARA, University of 

Stuttgart, Germany 


Gary BOWDEN, University of New Brunswick, 

Canada 

Conceptualizing risk in conjoined socio-ecological 

systems: Causes, consequences and the potential for 

solution 

Pradip SWARNAKAR, Indian Institute of Information 

Technology and Management, India 

Locating climate controversies: Mapping climate 

change policy network in India during 2007-2010 

Marie DE BEYSSAC, Federal University of Brazil; 

Marta IRVING, National Institute of Science and 

Technology, Brazil and Maria Inácia D’AVILA, Federal 

University of Brazil 

Environmental services as a means of benefit sharing 

in national park management in Brazil 

Lucia da Costa FERREIRA, Campinas State University, 

Brazil 

Social and ecological dimensions of climate change 

on the coast of São Paulo, Brazil 

� 201 � 

Alejandro PELFINI, Universidad Alberto Hurtado, Chile 

Social learning within institutions or expanding them? 

The limits of private governance in environmental 

politics 

Louis GUAY, University Laval, Canada 

Cities and global ecological change: The governance 

of climate change and biodiversity in Canadian 

urban regions 

14:30 - 16:00 



Joint Session 






09:00 - 10:30 

211 Global Commodity Chains And 

Environmental Flows 


Session Organizers: Peter OOSTERVEER, 

Wageningen University, Holland and Júlia S. 

GUIVANT, Universidade Federal de Santa 


Chair: Júlia S. GUIVANT, Universidade 



Magnus BOSTRÖM, Anna Maria JÖNSSON, 

Michael GILEK and Mikael KARLSSON, Södertörn 


The practice of responsible procurement and global 

complex product chains 

Natasja BORJESON, Södertörn University, Sweden 

Issues of traceability and corporate responsibility

Peter OOSTERVEER, Wageningen University, 

Netherlands 

Promoting sustainable palmoil; Are consumers really 

involved or only virtually? 

Jana SPILKOVA, Charles University in Prague, Czech 

Republic 

Alternative food networks and environmental 

citizenship in Czechia 

Marcia MAZON, Universidade Federal de Santa 


Governance from the Alto da Serra: Transgenic and 

technology on the highland plateau of Santa 

Catarina/Brazil 

10:45 - 12:15 

243 Environmental attitudes and 

behaviours 


Session Organizers: Riley DUNLAP, 

Washington State University, USA and Ritsuko 

OZAKI, Imperial College London, United 

Kingdom 

Chair: Riley DUNLAP, Washington State 



Julia FLAGG and Diane BATES, The State University of 

New Jersey, USA 

Recycling as a predictor of a “cultural greening”? 

Olve KRANGE, Norwegian Institute for Nature 

Research, Norway 

Climate change concern versus scepticism: The 

Norwegian case 

Marta BIAGI, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Social representation of water and ecological 

paradigms in urban cultures of Argentina and Brazil 

Jean-Paul BOZONNET, Institut d’Etudes Politiques, France 

Why the poor do not act against climate change: A 

class victimization narrative 

Alessandra DECATALDO, University of Milan Bicocca, 

Italy; Antonio FASANELLA, University of Rome, Italy; 

Manlio MAGGI, National Institute for Environmental 

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Protection and Research, Italy and Maria Paola 

FAGGIANO, Sapienza University of Rome, Italy 

The knowledge of young students about ionizing 

radiation. A study-campaign and its assessment in the 

high schools of the Lazio region 

Ana HORTA, Luísa SCHMIDT, Augusta CORREIA and 

Susana FONSECA, University of Lisbon, Portugal; 

Margarida REBELO and Marluci MENEZES, National 

Laboratory of Civil Engineering, Portugal 

We couldn’t live without it – Youth representations, 

beliefs and practices about energy consumption 

12:30 - 14:00 





Joint Session 







14:30 - 16:00 

363 Sustainable consumption and 

environmental behaviours 


Session Organizer: Magnus BOSTRÖM, 

Södertörn University, Sweden 

Chair: Magnus BOSTRÖM, Södertörn 



Marília DAVID, Universidade Federal de Santa 


Food, science and healthy labels 

Ritsuko OZAKI and Isabel SHAW, Imperial College 


Domestic ‘sustainable’ technology use: Tensions 

between governing and performing practice

Ylva UGGLA, Örebro University, Sweden and Linda 

SONERYD, University Göteborg, Sweden 

Transboudary governance and individualized 

responsibility 

Laurence GRANCHAMP FLORENTINO, Université de 

Strasbourg, France 

Possibilités et limites de la logique des “écogestes” 

Mikael KLINTMAN, Lund University, Sweden 

Developing apollonian and dionysian trust in 

environmental consumer schemes 

Midori AOYAGI, National Institute for Environmental 

Studies, Japan 

The impact of media on public attitudes towards the 

environment: Actors and institutions 

16:15 - 17:45 

407 Social learning for sustainability: 

Knowledge, democracy and justice 


Session Organizers: Edwin ZACCAI, Université 

Libre de Bruxelles, Belgique and Alejandro 

PELFINI, Universidad Alberto Hurtado, Chile 

Co-chairs: Alejandro PELFINI, Universidad 

Alberto Hurtado, Chile and Edwin ZACCAI, 

Université Libre de Bruxelles, Belgique 


J. David TABARA, Autonomous University of 

Barcelona, Spain and Ilan CHABAY, University of 

Stuttgart, Germany 

Two worldviews about Human Information and 

Knowledge Systems (HIKS). towards an open knowledge 

democracy for global sustainability governance 

Adrián BELING, Universidad Alberto Hurtado, Chile 

Environmental policy and the limits of neo-institutionalism 

Julien VANHULST, Université Libre de Bruxelles, 

Belgique 

Discourses of sustainable development in Latin America: 

Trajectory and diffraction of a global discourse 

Ilknur ONER, Firat University, ELAZIG, Turkey 

Responses to recent van earthquakes in the media: 

The case study of national newspapers and TV 

programmes following 6 weeks of the earthquake 

� 203 � 

Teresa DA-SILVA-ROSA, Center of Urban and Socioenvironmental 

Studies, Brazil and Maria José 

CARNEIRO, Rural University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 

Interaction between science and politics: The case of 

public measures on biodiversity conservation in Rio 

de Janeiro state (Brazil) 

16:15 - 17:45 

409 Trade unions in the green economy 

Joint Session 






09:00 - 10:30 



interactions 

Joint Session 

RC24 Environment and Society (host committee) 




10:45 - 12:15 

492 Natural resource governance: 

Participation, citizenship and 



Session Organizers: José Esteban CASTRO, 

Newcastle University, United Kingdom and 

Pedro Roberto JACOBI, Universidade de São 

Paulo, Brazil 

Chair: José Esteban CASTRO, Newcastle 

University, United Kingdom


Justin PAGE, University of British Columbia, Canada 

Translational agency in resilient social-ecological 

systems: First nations and the conservation economy 

in Canada 

Rajendra PATIL, Shivaji University, India 

Participatory watershed management: A review of 

studies on Ralegan Siddhi village in India 

Vanessa EMPINOTTI, Pedro Roberto JACOBI and Ana 

Paula FRACALANZA, Universidade de São Paulo, 

Brazil 

Las tensiones entre el estado y la sociedad civil en el 

contexto del sistema de gestión integrada de recursos 

hídricos del estado de São Paulo - Brasil 

Katherine WITT and Justine LACEY, The University of 


Determining the ‘public interest’ in contested 

landscapes: Who determines what it is and how it is 

determined? 

Carolina MONTERA, CONICET, Argentina 

Agua potable y saneamiento en la metrópolis de 

Buenos Aires (1993-2011). ¿Hacia una superación de 

las políticas neoliberales? 

Fernanda SANT ANNA and Wagner RIBEIRO, 


El conflicto por el uso de los recursos hídricos en la 

cuenca del río Napo (Ecuador y Perú) 

Rolf LIDSKOG, Örebro University, Sweden; Ann-Sofie 

KALL, Oslo University, Norway; Per SANDIN, 

Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Sweden; 

Göran SUNDQVIST, Olso university, Norway and 

Stig LARSSON, Swedish University of Agricultural 

Sciences, Sweden 

Intensive forestry in Sweden. Risk governance in 

practice? 

Lorena BOTTARO and Marian SOLA ÁLVAREZ, 

National University of General Sarmiento, Argentina 

Participación ciudadana en las decisiones sobre el 

uso de los recursos naturales. La experiencia de los 

movimientos socioambientales en Argentina 

Paul CISNEROS, Instituto de Altos Estudios 

Nacionales, Ecuador 

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La gobernanza de la provisión de agua potable. Las 

nuevas empresas públicas del Ecuador 

Ana Lucia BRITTO, Federal University of Rio de 


Public water supply and sanitation policy in Rio de 

Janeiro: Discussing the emergence of new forms of 

inequality and injustice 

12:30 - 14:00 

531 Environmental movements, 

organizations and civil societies 


Session Organizer: Brian GAREAU, Boston 

College, USA 

Chair: Catherine Mei Ling WONG, Australia 

National University, Australia 


Anders BLOK, Copenhagen University, Denmark 

Building urban climate resilience in an unequal 

world? Towards a comparative sociology of world 

city eco-housing assemblages 

Maxwell BOYKOFF, University of Colorado-Boulder, 

USA 

The emergence of climate contrarianism as a ‘wise 

(use)’ social movement 

Ana VARA, Universidad Nacional de San Martin, 

Argentina 

A Latin Americanist, proto-environmentalist master 

frame in the current cycle of environmental protest in 

Latin America 

Mark STODDART, Memorial University of 

Newfoundland, Canada and Howard RAMOS, 

Dalhousie University, Canada 

Going local: Environmental governance and calls for 

local democracy at jumbo pass and the tobeatic 

wilderness area 

Teresa DA-SILVA-ROSA, Priscila GUIO, Gustavo SEDA 

and João Paulo ALMEIDA, Center of Urban and 

Socio-environmental Studies, Brazil 

Climate change and environmental governance: The 

role of environmental non-governmental 

organizations in Brazil

Brian GAREAU, Boston College, USA 

Neoliberal civil society? INGOs in the Montreal 

Protocol 

14:30 - 16:00 

591 RC24 Table 1. Environmental 

governance: from local to global 

(English) 


Chair: Luigi PELLIZZONI, University of Trieste, 

Italy 


So-Young LEE, South Korea 

Finding a place for promoting sustainability under 

Korea’s green growth agenda: An assessment of 

governmental strategies for consumer education in a 

growth oriented approach 

Daniela SANT’ANA, Brazil 

Collective action on natural resources: The 

participation of rural communities in the management 

council for the environmental protection area of 

Guaratuba 

Katherine WITT and Bob BEETON, The University of 


Changing conceptions of individual and public 

responsibility for natural resource management: A 

study of the views of Queensland landholders 

1990-2007 

Juliana MARQUES, Universidade Federal do Brazil, 

Brazil 

Governance in the Amazon region of Brazil: State, 

market, civil society and international donors in the 

making of sustainable development projects 

Valeria LLANO-ARIAS, Mary Kelly Ad-Astra Scholar 

University College Dublin, Ireland 

The impact of participatory and public 

communication on citizen’s agency and democracy. 

A case study of the Colombian social movement in 

defence of water 

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592 RC24 Table 2. Natural resource 

governance in Latin America 



Chair: Fernanda SANT'ANNA, Universidade 

de São Paulo, Brazil 


Deborah SANTOS, Universidade Federal de São 

Paulo, Brazil 

Limites e possibilidades da governança da Água – O 

caso da bacia hidrográfica da billings 

María Victória ESPIÑEIRA GONZALEZ, Universidade 

Federal da Bahia, Brazil and Marta BIAGI, 


Cultura política y formación de la opinión pública: La 

dimensión de la democracia compartida por la 

población de Bahía (Brasil) sobre la transposición del 

río São Francisco 

Maria Lúcia Navarro Lins BRZEZINSKI, Universidade 

do Estado do Brazil, Brazil 

A ideologia da água: Considerações sobre prénoções 

em voga nas relações internacionais 

Christian Guy CAUBET, Universidade Federal de 

Santa Catarina, Brazil 

Brasil, governança, recursos naturais e cidadania 

Ximena CELIS BARQUERA, Instituto Mora, Mexico 

Gobernanza del agua y participación ciudadana en 

México. El caso de la iniciativa de monitoreo 

ciudadano de agua y saneamiento (IMCAS) 


conflict in Latin America (Spanish/ 

English) 


Chair: Ana VARA, Universidad Nacional de 

San Martin, Argentina 


Héctor CALLEROS RODRIGUEZ, El Colegio de 

Tlaxcala A.C., Mexico 

Pueblos indígenas, recursos naturales y conflicto social 

en México, Canadá y Estados Unidos 1945-2011

Alice POMA, EEHA-CSIC, Spain 

Los conflictos ambientales como laboratorios 

culturales y políticos 

Melina TOBIAS, IIGG-UBA, Argentina 

Los desafíos en la re-estatización del servicio de agua 

potable y saneamiento en el área metropolitana de 

Buenos Aires 

Jorge CALVIMONTES, NEPAM/UNICAMP, Brazil 

Conflictos y organización social en el interior del 

Parque Estadual da Serra do Mar, São Paulo, Brasil 

594 RC24 Table 4. Energy, climate and 

risk (English) 


Chair: Koichi HASEGAWA, Tohoku 



Chun Hung LIN, FCU, Taiwan 

Different impacts of global climate changes on 

energy policies and industrial structures on 

developing nations? An Asian perspective 

Miriam GREENBERG, University of California, USA; 

Hilda HERZER and Gabriela MERLINSKY, Universidad 


Landscapes of risk and resilience: Comparing the 

socio-spatial production of environmental crisis in 

Argentina and the United States 

Keiichi SATOH, Hitotsubashi University, Japan; Kazuhiro 

IKEDA, Sophia University, Japan; Tomoyuki TATSUMI, 

Hitotsubashi University, Japan; Fumiya FUJIHARA and 

Susumu KITAGAWA, University of Yamanashi, Japan 

and Anna WATANABE, Hitotsubashi University, Japan 

Japan’s climate change media coverage and politics 

Hedda RANSAN-ELLIOTT, Australian National 


Migration trajectories and environmental risk: A case 

study from Albay, Philippines 

� 206 � 


09:00 - 10:30 

636 Natural resource rights and other 

environmental issues and solutions 

in developing countries 


Session Organizers: Lotsmart FONJONG, 

University of Buea, Cameroon and William 

MARKHAM, University of North Carolina at 

Greensboro, USA 

Chair: Justin PAGE, University of British 



Edwin ZACCAI and Marie-Ange BAUDOIN, IGEAT, 

Université Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium 

“Adaptation from below” to climate change: Lessons 

from field surveys in Benin 

Feryal TURAN, Ankara University, Turkey 

Damming the black sea region: Justice, local 

movements and other environmental issues and 

solutions in developing countries 

Saloni GUPTA, India 

What if fence eats the grass: The micropolitics of 

forest use and control in Jammu & Kashmir (India) 

Magalie BOURBLANC, CIRAD/CEEPA, University of 

Pretoria, South Africa 

The South African new water act and its “ecological 

reserve”: A case of international influence over a 

transitional regime? 

William MARKHAM, University of North Carolina at 

Greensboro, USA, and Lotsmart FONJONG, 

University of Buea, Cameroon 

Dilemmas of environmental NGOs in Cameroon

10:45 - 12:15 

657 Climate justice, ‘buen vivir’ and 

voluntary simplicity: New lifestyles 

and political commitments 

Joint Session 






10:45 - 12:15 



12:30 - 14:00 

711 New directions in environmental 

sociology 


Session Organizers: David SONNENFELD, 

SUNY Environmental Science and Forestry, 

USA and Dayong HONG, University of 

China, China 


Krista BYWATER, Muhlenberg College, USA 

(Re)conceptualizing environmentalism in the global 

South: Lessons from India 

Dana FISHER, University of Maryland, USA 

Understanding MillionTreesNYC as an urban 

environmental experiment 

Florence RUDOLF, INSA de Strasbourg, France, 

What’s behind social and environmental risks? 

David SONNENFELD, SUNY Environmental Science 

and Forestry, USA 

Environmental policymaking in a time of crisis 

Matthias GROSS, Helmholtz Centre for Environmental 

Research - UFZ, Germany 

Journey to the heat of the earth: Prelude to a 

sociology of geothermal energy systems 

� 207 � 

Diana STUART, Michigan State University, USA 

Integrating ecological perspectives in environmental 

sociology: Progress and future directions 

14:30 - 16:00 


movements and civil society 

(English) 


Chair: Brian GAREAU, Boston College, USA 


Mariano FERRO, University of Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Pro-ecological politic actions. analysis of two towns in 

Argentina 

Liudmila GURIEVA, Russia 

Social movements and ecological activities in Siberia 

Joel MEISSONNIER, CETE Nord-Picardie, France 

Dynamic carpooling: A chance for a social equity in 

urban renovation areas? 

Tuomas YLÄ-ANTTILA and Eeva LUHTAKALLIO, 

University of Helsinki, Finland 

The global climate debate and civil society 

740 RC24 Table 2. Theoretical 

innovation in environmental 

sociology (English) 


Chair: Raymond MURPHY, University of 

Ottawa, USA 


Dana FISHER, University of Maryland, USA, and Erika 

SVENDSEN, USDA Forest Service, USA 

Understanding the role of civic environmental 

stewards within a dynamic system of hybrid 

governance 

Laila SANDRONI, Universidade Federal Rural do Rio 


The late entrance of Brazilian social sciences into the 

biodiversity conservation debate

Timo JARVIKOSKI, University of Oulu, Finland, and 

Timo P. KARJALAINEN, University of Oulu, Finland 

The role of environmental sociology in 

interdisciplinary environmental research 

Gabriel MADUREIRA, Federal University of São 


Beyond the Giddens’s paradox: The social 

construction of nature and the environment 

741 C24 Table 3. Sustainable 

development in Latin America 




Neilo VAZ, Universidade Federal de Pelotas, Brazil 

La tradición campesina en proceso diante del socioambientalismo 

y de la agroecología en el caso 

brasileño 

Malena MONTEVERDE, CIECS, CONICET-UNC, 

Argentina, Marcos CIPPONERI and Carlos 

ANGELACCIO, UIDDGA, UNLP, Argentina, and Leda 

GIANUZZI, CIDCA-UNLP, Argentina 

Origin and water quality in the greater Buenos Aires 

Aracélia AZEVEDO PINHEIRO, Universidade Estadual 

da Paraíba, Brazil, Jaqueline GUIMARÃES SANTOS, 

Universidade Federal de Pernambuco, Brazil and 

Sandra Sereide FERREIRA da SILVA, Universidade 

Federal de Campina Grande, Brazil 

A produção agroecologica em agroecossistemas: 

Uma estratégia de sutentabilidade socioambiental 

Ângela Maria CAVALCANTI RAMALHO, 

Universidade Estadual da Paraíba, Brazil, Jaqueline 

GUIMARÃES, Universidade Federal de Pernambuco, 

Brazil and Sandra Sereide FERREIRA da SILVA, 

Universidade Federal de Campina Grande, Brazil 

Potencialidades econômicas, matrizes culturais e 

economia solidária: Em via para o desenvolvimento 

sustentável dos territórios 

� 208 � 

Aracélia AZEVEDO PINHEIRO, João Paulo de 

OLIVEIRA and José Ranieri SANTOS FERREIRA SILVA, 

Instituto Federal de Picuí, Brazil, and Ângela Maria 

CAVALCANTI RAMALHO, Universidade Estadual da 

Paraíba, Brazil 

Mulheres, cisternas e água: Reconfigurando cenários 

no semiárido nordestino brasileiro 

742 RC24 Table 4. Global environmental 

governance (Spanish/English) 



Gabriela BLANCO, Universidade Federal do Rio 

Grande do Sul, Brazil 

Mercados ambientales y desarrollo sostenible 

Ignacio SABBATELLA, Instituto Gino Germani, Argentina 

La ecología política del petróleo argentino: De 

recurso estratégico a commodity (1989-2001) 

Pablo GAVIRATI, IIGG-UBA/CONICET, Argentina 

De Fukushima a Atucha. Discursos sobre la crisis 

nuclear japonesa en el debate ambiental de Argentina 

16:15 - 17:45 


Joint Session 



committee) 



16:15 - 17:45 

773 Social justice and the environment 


Session Organizer: Ivan LOPEZ, University 

Carlos III of Madrid, Spain 

Chair: Ivan LOPEZ, University Carlos III of 

Madrid, Spain


Paulo Roberto MARTINS, RENANOSOMA, Brazil 

Nanotechnology, social justice and the environment: 

The Brazilian case of the development of 

nanotechnology 2001-2011 

Karl-Michael BRUNNER, Vienna University of 

Economics and Business, Austria, Markus SPITZER and 

Anja CHRISTANELL, Austrian Institute for Sustainable 

Development, Austria 

Energy consumption practices and social inequality: 

The problem of fuel poverty 

Eliana Mercedes BUSSI, Luciano Martín MANTIÑÁN, 

UNSAM, Argentina and Silvia GRINBERG, 


Hacer escuela en territorios de pobreza urbana y 

degradación ambiental: Un estudio en torno de los 

dispositivos pedagógicos en José León Suárez 

Ignacio RUBIO, Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana, 

Mexico 

Agua, vulnerabilidad e injusticia ambiental en México 

Luciano FLORIT and Diego GRAVA, Universidade de 

Blumenau, Brazil 

¿Es posible conciliar justicia ambiental y superación 

del especismo? 

� 209 � 

RC25 


Programme Coordinators: Celine- 

Marie PASCALE, American University, 

USA; Amado ALARCON, Rovira & Virgili 

University, Spain 


09:00 - 10:30 

5 Analyzing Racist Discourses 


Session Organizer: Sergey RYAZANTSEV, 

Institute of Socio-Political Researches of the 

Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia 

Chair: Sergey RYAZANTSEV, Institute of 

Socio-Political Researches of the Russian 

Academy of Sciences, Russia 


Elena MARUSHIAKOVA and Veselin POPOV, 

Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, Bulgaria 

Media discourses, policies and social resonance on 

the example of the Roma issue in Eastern Europe 

Celine-Marie PASCALE, American University, USA 

Representing race: Reproducing whiteness in the 

public imaginary 

Nadya GEORGIEVA, Trakia University, Bulgaria 

Dangerous liaisons: The role of traditional and social 

media in instigating the ethnic riots in Bulgaria 

Blanca DEUSDAD, Rovira i Virgili University, Spain, 

Joaquim PRATS and Concha FUENTES, University of 

Barcelona, Spain 

Stereotypes built through image and gesture

10:45 - 12:15 

59 Discourse & Identity 


Session Organizer: Federico FARINI, 

University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, Italy 

Chair: German FERNANDEZ VAVRIK, 

INCIHUSA/CONICET, Argentina 


Corinne KIRCHNER, Columbia University, USA 

Making “human” exclusionary: Social forms and 

ableist language in the computing professions 

Alejandro LÓPEZ GALLEGOS, Universidad Autónoma 


La representación de la protesta en la prensa escrita 

como construcción discursiva de exclusión política 

Danko SIPKA, Arizona State University, USA 

Nationalist interventions into Bosnian/Croatian/ 

Serbian in the 1990s and today 

Uxoa ANDUAGA, UPV-EHU, Spain 

El humor hegemónico: Producción y estigmatización 

de referentes identitarios vascos por medio de 

discursos paródicos 

Frida PETERSSON, University of Gothenburg, Sweden 

Still a drug addict? Methadone clients’ identity work 

12:30 - 14:00 

115 Discourses of Exclusion and 

Resistance 


Session Organizer: Viviane RESENDE, 


Chair: Viviane RESENDE, University of 

Brasilia, Brazil 


Neyla Graciela PARDO ABRIL, IECO-Universidad 

Nacional de Colombia, Colombia 

Violencia simbólica, discursos mediáticos y 

reproducción de exclusiones sociales 

Rebeca Makowski de OLIVEIRA PRADO, São Paulo 

State University “Júlio de Mesquita Filho” -UNESP, 

� 210 � 

Brazil and Vinicius ARAÚJO, Universidade Estadual 

Paulista “Júlio de Mesquita Filho”-UNESP, Brazil 

Legal discourse critical analysis: Deconstruction of 

normative myth as element of consolidation of the 

movements fighting for social change 

Sébastien ANTOINE, IACCHOS/LAAP, UCL, Belgium 

Conflictualité sociale et reproduction idéologique 

dans les cours de sciences-humaines : Socioethnographie 

scolaire à Bruxelles et São Paulo et 

contributions de la méthode sociologique en étude de 

la langue de Voloshinov 

German FERNANDEZ VAVRIK, INCIHUSA/ 


Voces y personas. Pistas para pensar de modo 

dialógico la diversidad 

Artur STAMFORD DA SILVA, Carolina LEAL PIRES, 

Jaciara GOMES, Maria Clara CATANHO and 

Morgana SOARES DA SILVA, Universidade Federal de 


“Por una vida mejor": Los discursos de resistencia de 

la inclusión de la variación lingüística en la 

educación formal 

14:30 - 16:00 

165 Language and Migrations / Lengua 

y Migraciones 


Session Organizers: Roland TERBORG, 


Mexico and Rodolfo GUTIERREZ, Universidad 

de Oviedo, Spain 

Chairs: Roland TERBORG, Universidad 

Nacional Autónoma de México, Mexico, 

and Rodolfo GUTIERREZ, Universidad de 

Oviedo, Spain 


María MIYAR BUSTO, UNED, Spain and Fco. Javier 

MATO DÍAZ, Universidad de Ovideo, Spain 

Language proficiency and achievements of 

immigrants in Spain

Amado ALARCON, Rovira & Virgili University, Spain and 

Sònia PARELLA, Autonomous University of Barcelona, Spain 

Linguistic integration of the descendants of migrants 

in Catalonia 

Dorotea Frank KERSCH, Universidade do Vale do Rio 

dos Sinos, Brazil 

Es kommt net raus – El papel de las redes en la 

manutención lingüística y en la construcción de las 

identidades 

Pavez ISKRA, Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona, Spain 

Movilidad social y lengua catalana: Análisis de la 

“segunda generación” de inmigrantes de Colombia 

en Cataluña 

Cecilio LAPRESTA, Ángel HUGUET, Adelina IANOS, 

Judit JANES, José Luis NAVARRO, Carmen 

POALELUNGI, Clara SANS, Universidad de Lleida, 

Spain, and Silvia CHIREAC, University ‘Alexandru I. 

Cuza’ of Iasi, Romania 

Capital lingüístico, desigualdad e inmigración en 

Cataluña (España) 


09:00 - 10:30 

208 Empowerment, Language and the 

Body 

Joint Session 





10:45 - 12:15 

254 Lenguas Indígenas / Indigenous 

Languages 


Session Organizer: Amado ALARCON, 

Rovira & Virgili University, Spain 

Chair: Amado ALARCON, Rovira & Virgili 

University, Spain 

� 211 � 


Roland TERBORG, Universidad Nacional Autónoma 

de México, Mexico and Virna VELÁZQUEZ, 

Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México, Mexico 

Discursos del pasado que aceleran la muerte de las 

lenguas indígenas de México 

Lourdes NERI and Alma Isela TRUJILLLO, Universidad 


Entre la lucha por la vida y un futuro incierto: Estudio 

comparativo sobre el mantenimiento-desplazamiento 

de la lengua mixe de Tamazulapam, Oaxaca y la 

lengua totonaca de Mecapalapa, Puebla 

Teofilo LAIME AJACOPA, Universidad Mayor de San 

Simón, Bolivia 

Normalización y estandarización de los idiomas 

indígenas en Bolivia 

Maria MARTÍNEZ-IGLESIAS, Universitat Rovira i Virgili, 

Spain and Anabel LORENZO-ROBLES, Universidad 

Autónoma, Mexico 

Migración, identidad y lengua zapoteca: Rechazo y 

aceptación en los hijos de migrantes 

12:30 - 14:00 

305 Nationalism and Identity 


Session Organizer: Nadya GEORGIEVA, 

Trakia University, Bulgaria 

Chair: Nadya GEORGIEVA, Trakia 

University, Bulgaria 


Fernando PÉREZ, IIGG-Universidad de Buenos Aires, 

Argentina 

Discourse of argentinity at the turn of the century 

Abu BAH, Northern Illinois University, USA 

The language of nationalism in postwar 

reconstruction: Sierra Leone, Liberia and Cote d’Ivoire 

Trinidad VALLE, Fordham University, USA 

Media narratives: Constructing the Mapuche subject 

Koldo DIAZ BIZKARGUENAGA, Spain 

La construcción de la identidad euskaldun a inicios 

del siglo XXI: Facebook y la juventud vasca

Thomas HOREJES, Gallaudet University, USA, and 

Joseph TOBIN, University of Georgia, USA 

Negotiating nationalism and identity: Crosscomparative 

analysis of deaf early childhood 

education in Japan, France, and United States 

14:30 - 16:00 




09:00 - 10:30 

440 Old & New Media: Changing Public 

Spheres 


Session Organizer: Lynne CIOCHETTO, 

Massey University, USA 

Chair: Anahí FARJI NEER, CONICET/UBA, 

Argentina 


Sheila AMADO, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Programa conectar igualdad: Impacto y recepción 

del modelo 1:1 en el conurbano bonaerense 

Fernando CASTAÑOS, Universidad Nacional 


On explaining discourse 

Vanesa CIVILA ORELLANA, UNJu/UBA/CONICET, 

Argentina 

El discurso argumentativo publicitario como 

mecanismo de persuasión en la construcción de la 

creencia “cuidemos el patrimonio (porque todos 

somos Patrimonio)” 

Mike RAISH, Georgetown University, USA 

Yaskot 7okm El3askar: Code choice and the battle for 

identity in post-revolutionary Egypt 

Danghelly Giovanna ZÚÑIGA REYES and Alvaro 

DUQUE, Universidad del Rosario, Colombia 

DDHH en Colombia 2007-2011: Las violaciones 

siguen pero las percepciones cambian 

� 212 � 

10:45 - 12:15 

510 The Role of Language in Shaping 

Gender Justice and Sexual Rights 

Movements 

Joint Session 





12:30 - 14:00 

528 Bilingüismo y Jerarquía Social / 

Bilingualism and Social Hierarchy 


Session Organizer: Lourdes NERI, 


Mexico 

Chair: Lourdes NERI, Universidad Nacional 



Olga KAZAKEVICH, Lomonosov Moscow State 

University, Russia 

Autochthonous languages of Siberia as our national 

heritage, which might be lost 

Eyder Gabriel SIMA LOZANO, Universidad de 

Quintana Roo, Mexico 

Actitudes hacia la lengua Maya y sus hablantes en la 

ciudad de Mérida 

Emmanuel Henrique SOUZA RODRIGUES, Faculdade 

de Filosofia, Ciências e Letras de Caruaru, Brazil 

Análisis de discurso crítica en las clases de español 

como lengua extranjera: Una lectura del prejuicio 

Musa YUSUPOV, Chechen State University, Russia 

and Seda YUSUPOVA, Moscow State University, 

Russia 

Idioms in the Chechen language (on the example of 

the semantic field “work”)

14:30 - 16:00 

602 The Language of Collective Memory 


Session Organizer: Roberta VILLALON, St. 

John’s University 

Chair: Roberta VILLALON, St. John’s University 


Barbara SUTTON, University at Albany, USA, and 

Kari Marie NORGAARD, University of Oregon, USA 

The language of human rights: Construction of 

memory and attitudes toward torture in contemporary 

Argentina 

Tomás POMAR, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Memoria colectiva y regímenes de protección cultural 

en los discursos contemporáneos de justicia 

Lucía QUARETTI, IIGG-Universidad de Buenos Aires, 

Argentina 

Memory and documentary film 

Gabriela PETERS, EFLCH-UNIFESP, Brazil 

Los caminos de la memoria en “Vlado: 30 anos depois” 


10:45 - 12:15 

687 The Language of Resistance: Social 

Change & Social Justice 


Session Organizer: Melissa STEYN, 

University of Cape Town; South Africa 

Chair: Roberta VILLALON, St. John’s 



Marina ADAMINI, CONICET, Argentina 

La fertilidad política de las representaciones. Hegemonía 

y resistencia en la lucha por la "representación laboral" 

de las pasantías universitarias en Argentina 

Sharon BARNARTT, Gallaudet University, USA 

Deafness and disability discourses: Implications for 

activism, policies and programs 

� 213 � 

Veena SHARMA, Indian Institute of Advanced Study, 

India 

Conflict resolution, language and proverbs: An 

African perspective 

Alon LISCHINSKY, Oxford Brookes University, United 

Kingdom 

Misinformed participation: The role of greenwash in 

excluding consumers from environmental decisionmaking 

Madson DINIZ, Universidade Federal de Pernambuco, 

Brazil 

Las voces de piedra en Saramago 

12:30 - 2:00 


Social Media 

Joint Session 






RC26 



Programme Coordinator: George 

TSOBANOGLOU, University of the Aegean, 

Greece 


10:45 - 12:15 

51 Borders, Cultural Citizenship and 

Sustainability: Human Networks in 

Action 


Session Organizer: Marie Louise CONILH de 

BEYSSAC, Brazil, RC 26 Sociotechnics / 



Annick DURAND-DELVIGNE1 , Davy CASTEL1 , 

Constantina BADEA2 and Sylvie DE CHACUS3 , (1) 

PSITEC, Université Lille Nord de France France, (2) 

Université Paris-Ouest-Nanterre-La Defense, France, (3) 

Université Abomey Calavi, Benin 

Migrant women’s acculturation modes and attitudes 

toward women in home and host countries 

Cibele MACEDO and Regina ANDRADE State 


Multicultural societies: The formation of sociability 

territories in the city of Rio de Janeiro 

Fred TAVARES, Communication, Universidade Federal 

do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 

Nature corporation. The role of social actors in the 

production of green consumption in Brazil, through 

the gaze of a rhizome 

� 214 � 

Cláudio CAVAS1 , Juliana NAZARETH1 and Gabriel 

DE SENA JARDIM2 , (1) Federal University of Rio de 

Janeiro, Brazil, (2) Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, 

Brazil 

Crossing borders and overcoming exclusion: An 

overview of female migration in Brazil 

12:30 - 14:00 

108 Cellular globalization: Social theory 

as projected on applied sociology 


Chair: Nikita POKROVSKY, Higher School of 

Economics, Russia 


Uliana NIKOLAEVA, Society of Professional 

Sociologists, Russia 

Local globalization, environment and archaic social 

relations 

Sergey KRAVCHENKO, Institute of International 

Relations, Russia 

The complexities of the global socium: The need for a 

non-linear humanistic sociological imagination 

Ekaterina LYTKINA, Higher School of Economics, Russia 

Analyzing global social disorder: on relevance of 

classical theories of anomie and alienation 

Geoffrey HOBBIS, Concordia University, Canada 

Social theory in Melanesia: Cellular globalization in 

the mountainous rainforests of the island of Malaita 


12:30 - 14:00 

289 Community empowerment and 

regional cohesion policy in times of 

crisis 


Co-chairs: Luis LLAMBÍ, Venezuelan Institute 

for Scientific Research, Venezuela and 

Christina MARCHETTI, University of Roma La 

Sapienza, Italy


Marie Louise CONILH DE BEYSSAC and Maria 

Inacia D’AVILA NETO, Federal University of Rio de 


Global governance, civil society awareness, 

mobilization and the information communication 

technology: The convention on biological diversity 

through Brazilian community voices 

Harry PERLSTADT, Michigan State University, USA 

The plague of Athens and the cult of Asklepios as 

collective behavior and a social movement 

Morio ONDA, Ryutsu Keizai University, Japan 

Reconstruction of communities following the great 

east Japan disaster 

George GANTZIAS, Athens, Greece 

The global info-cash (GIC) as practical way for 

Europe to emerge of the cultural and economic crises 

14:30 - 16:00 

339 Governance, civil society and new 

models of democracy 


Chair: Arianna MONTANARI, University 

Sapienza of Rome, Italy 


Flaminia SACCA, Università della Tuscia, Italy 

Individuals vs parties: Changes in the political cultures 

of Italian younger politicians 

George TSOBANOGLOU, University of the Aegean, 

Greece 

Greek higher education institutions (HEIs) and 

European Union drivers: Some observations on 

organisational changes 

Irina TYURINA, Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia 

Post-reform Russia: Rethinking recent democratization 

lessons 

Mikhail GORSHKOV, Institute of Sociology of the 


Twenty years of Russian reforms and establishment of 

a civil society in post-reform Russia 

� 215 � 


09:00 - 10:30 

451 Sustainable communities, social 

capital and the globalisation of 

work 


Chair: Nataliya VELIKAYA, Russian State 

University for the Humanities, Russia 


Ettore RECCHI, University of Chieti-Pescara, Italy and 

Luca RAFFINI, University of Chieti-Pescara, Italy 

Citizens and/or strangers: EU free movers’ 

associations in southern European civil societies 

Dmitri DOMANSKI, TU Dortmund University, 

Dortmund, Germany 

Democratization through social innovation – Pirate 

party Germany and new methods of civic participation 

George TSOBANOGLOU, University of the Aegean, 

Greece 

Assembling the social as governing capacity building, 

10:45 - 12:15 




09:00 - 10:30 

643 The info-communication network 

industry and sociality 


Chair: Shehina FAZAL, Independent media 

and communications researcher 


George GANTZIAS, Greece 

Cultural policy and creative industries: The infocommunication 

network industry

Joaquim SCHMIDT, SoReGa EV, Board ISA-RC26, Germany 

Theory and methodology of sociotechnics: A non- 

Aristotelian topics 

RC29 


Control 

Programme Coordinator: José Vicente 

TAVARES dos SANTOS, Federal University 



10:45 - 12:15 

83 Social justice and Democratization: 

Diffuse Violence and Social Control 


Session Organizers: Juan PEGORARO, 

University of Buenos Aires and Abdul-Mumin 

SA’AD, University of Maiduguri, Nigeria 


Brenda FOCAS, CONICET/UBA, Argentina 

Medios de comunicación y sensación de inseguridad {*} 

Antonella COMBA, Instituto de Investigaciones Gino 

Germani, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina 

With illegality and without delinquency. Analysis of 

tributary tax evasion in the province of Córdoba, 

Argentina, from a cultural dimension 

Andreia SANTOS, Pontifícia Universidade de Minas 


Dry law in Belo Horizonte: Evaluation of the profile of 

the drunk driver 

� 216 � 

Marcelo BATALHA, Universidade Estadual de 


Connecting crime and society: An investigation of 

specialized police department in cybercrime 

Theophilos RIFIOTIS, Universidade Federal de Santa 


Judiciarisation et violence de genre : Les expériences 

au Brésil et au Québec 

Graciela Cecilia SAMANES, Universidad de Buenos 


Democracia y leyes antiterroristas. El control social 

sobre los díscolos de la democracia Argentina postdictatorial 

(1984-2011) 

Maria Alejandra OTAMENDI, Instituto de 

Investigaciones Gino Germani, Universidad de 


Cuestionando el “consenso punitivo”: Reacciones 

sociales hacia la inseguridad de los residentes del 

AMBA (2000-2010) 

Daniel PEREIRA ANDRADE, Fundação Getúlio, Brazil 

Le pouvoir émotionnel managerial 

Letícia de AZEVEDO, Universidade Federal da Bahia, 

Salvador, Brazil 

Lightning kidnapping: Violent interactions 

Andrea P. SOSA VARROTTI, Instituto de 



Inseguridad y sociedad civil: El caso de las 

organizaciones de víctimas 

12:30 - 14:00 

138 The dilemmas of the public safety, 

social inequalities, social control 

and deviance 


Session Organizers: Mariano Hernan 

GUTIÉRREZ, Universidad de Buenos Aires, 

Argentina and April BERNARD, The University 

of the West Indies


Alba ZALUAR, DPPA, IMS, Universidade do Estado do 


UPP, Social UPP and Local associations 

Ligia MADEIRA and Alexandre RODRIGUES, Federal 

University of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil 

The local management of security and the 

implementation of the national security and 

citizenship program in Brazil: From the falls in crime 

indexes to gain of citizenship and accountability 

Beatriz MOREM DA COSTA, Prefeitura de Porto 

Alegre, Brazil 

Territorios de la paz: Nuevo modelo x viejas prácticas 

Rossana MATTOS, UVV, UFES, UNESC, Brazil 

Segregation, violence and urban expansion in Grande 

Terra Vermelha (Vila Velha, Espírito Santo, Brasil) 

Elaine BARCLAY and John SCOTT, University of New 

England, Australia 

Community policing in Australia’s aboriginal 

communities 

Svetlana YAMPOLSKAYA and Norma WINSTON, 

University of Tampa, Florida, USA 

Prevention of fatal child maltreatment 

Beatriz WEHLE, Universidad de Buenos Aires, 

Argentina and Mariana GESUALDI, Universidad 

Nacional de Quilmes, Argentina 

Work in the judiciary courts in a socioeconomic 

context of unemployment, exclusion and poverty 

Rodrigo MONTEIRO, Universidade do Estado do Rio 


Challenges, uncertainties and violence prevention: The 

case of Batan neighborhood in the city Rio de Janeiro 

Pedro Ivo MATTOS, Universidade Federal Fluminense, 

Brazil 

State of exception and bare life: A brief analysis of 

the processes of social inclusion and exclusion in 

modernity 

Lucía CAÑAVERAL, IIGG-CONICET, Argentina 

Espacio público, dispositivos de seguridad y gestión 

de la exclusión: El programa de recuperadores 

urbanos 

� 217 � 

14:30 - 16:00 

185 The sociological explanations of 

deviance, crime and social control 


Session Organizers: Robert Nash PARKER, 

University of California, USA; Francesco 

SIDOTI, Università dell’Aquila, Italy and Salo 

de CARVALHO, Federal University of Rio 

Grande Do Sul, Brazil 


María Soledad SANCHEZ and Ana Belén BLANCO, 

UBA, CONICET/UBA, Argentina 

Prohibición y transgresión en la obra de Bataille. El 

problema del crimen y el criminal 

Melissa PIMENTA, Universidade Federal do Rio 


Power relations and social control in violent areas 

Eduardo GEORJÃO FERNANDES, Universidade 

Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil 

Examen criminológico y control social 

Jorge ORDOÑEZ VALVERDE, Pontificia Universidad 

Javeriana Cali, Colombia 

Honor y masculinidad en la vida pandillera 

Salo DE CARVALHO, Instituto de Criminologia e 

Alteridade, Brazil and Janaina DE SOUZA BUJES, 

Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil 

Crime Live! representations about crimes and 

criminals in the newspapers in state of Rio Grande do 

Sul, Brazil 

Ronald SIMONS, University of Georgia, USA and 

Leslie Gordon SIMONS, University of Georgia, USA 

Psychological traits, routine activities, and activity 

fields as causes of crime


10:45 - 12:15 

247 Human rights violations 


Session Organizers: Ines IZAGUIRRE, 

University of Buenos Aires, Argentina and 

Jaime ZULUAGA, National University of 

Colombia 


Alba ZALUAR, Universidade do Estado do Rio de 


The growth of “militias” in Rio de Janeiro 

Graciela Cecilia SAMANES, IIGG, PECOS-IIGG- 


Memoria y memoriales. Las baldosas en Argentina 

como expresión de las memorias resistentes 

Mariana OLIVEIRA DE ALMEIDA, UNESP, Brazil 

The problem brought by the use of genetic database in 

criminal investigations and the protection of human rights 

Malena CORTE, Universidad de Buenos Aires, 

Argentina 

Repensando la historia reciente de la Argentina: La 

realización simbólica del genocidio 

Mariana POSSAS, University of São Paulo, Brazil 

Democracy, human rights and the punitive discourse 

12:30 - 14:00 

322 Youth and violence 


Session Organizers: Nilia VISCARDI, 

University of Republica, Uruguay and Alex 

TEIXEIRA, Federal University of Rio Grande 

Do Sul, Brazil 


María Victoria PUYOL, Universidad Nacional del 

Litoral, Santa Fe, Argentina 

Una aproximación al sistema de justicia penal juvenil 

en la ciudad de Santa Fe 

� 218 � 

Maria Joao LEOTE DE CARVALHO, Universidade 

Nova de Lisboa, Portugal 

The Portuguese juvenile justice system: Current 

dynamics, challenges and risks 

Janaina BUJES, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande 


Prácticas y saberes en la gestión de “jóvenes 

violentos”: Ambigüedades en la aplicación de la ley 

en los procesos de adolescentes acusados de 

infracciones 

Maria Vitória MOURAO, Fernando SERRA and 

Catarina ABREU, Technical University of Lisbon, 

Portugal 

Perceptions and strategies of safety in public places 

in Europe 

Susanne LILJEHOLM HANSSON, University of 

Gothenburg Sweden 

Local understandings of juvenile delinquency 

Elektra PASCHALI, Albert Ludwig Universität Freiburg, 

Germany 

Seeing violence where it is unseen: Violence as a 

structure forming masculinities in political youth 

organizations 

Rafael ROCHA, Universidade Federal de Minas 


Youth gang membership and relations of rivalry 

between gang members in Belo Horizonte 

César BARREIRA and Leonardo SÁ, Universidade 

Federal do Ceará, Brazil 

In search for respect: Youth’s values on social conflicts 

and violence 

Robert Nash PARKER, University of California, USA 

Youth homicide, gender, and alcohol: Cross national 

comparisons 

Liliane SANTOS, UERJ, Brazil 

La violencia escolar

14:30 - 16:00 

333 Cultural dimensions of crime and 

violence 


Session Organizers: Alex TEIXEIRA, Federal 

University of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil and 

Yakov GILINSKIY, Juridical Institute of Academy 

of General Prosecutor’s Office of Russia 


Maximo SOZZO, University of Litoral, Argentina 

Transición a la democracia y política penal 

Maria Stela GROSSI PORTO, Brasília University, Brazil 

Police: Professional identity and social representations 

Emilio AYOS, Instituto de Investigaciones Gino 


Prevención del delito y construcciones teóricas: Tres 

momentos para su problematización 

Richard ABORISADE, Tai Solarin University of 

Education, Nigeria 

The culture of crime control in Nigerian traditional 

society: Exploring the oro cult of Ijebu communities of 

western Nigeria 

Jose Vicente TAVARES DOS SANTOS, Federal 

University of Rio Grande Do Sul, Brazil 

Violence and literature: The novel of cruelty in Latin America 


09:00 - 10:30 

453 The debate on policing models 


Session Organizers: Leticia SCHABBACH, 

Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul, 

Brazil and Marcelo DURANTE, Universidade 

Federal de Viçosa, Brazil 


Daniel LOICK, Goethe University Frankfurt, Germany 

Critical sociology of the police: Towards an 

abolitionist perspective 

� 219 � 

André ZANETIC, USP, Brazil 

The interface between private security and the police 

Diego Manuel FLEITAS ORTIZ DE ROZAS, APP, 

Argentina, Santiago FERNANDEZ, Universidad 

Nacional de Lanús, Argentina and Maria Alejandra 

OTAMENDI, Instituto de Investigaciones Gino 


Desafíos en el monitoreo y evaluación de una policía 

local 

Paul HATHAZY, University of California Berkeley, USA 

Fighting for a democratic police: National policing 

fields and the differential incorporation of public 

management and community policing in Argentina 

and Chile 

Alex NICHE TEIXEIRA, José-Vicente TAVARES DOS 

SANTOS, Melissa PIMENTA and Rochele 

FACHINETTO, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande 

do Sul, Brazil, 

Community policing in Brazil: Challenges and prospects 

10:45 - 12:15 



Chairs: Juan PEGORARO, University of 

Buenos Aires, Argentina; Robert Nash 

PARKER, University of California, USA and 

Alex TEIXEIRA, Federal University of Rio 

Grande do Sul, Brasil 

12:30 - 14:00 

559 The social construction of the police: 

Dilemmas of police learning 


Session Organizers: Jaime ZULUAGA, 

National University of Colombia and Jose 

Vicente TAVARES dos SANTOS, Federal 



Leonardo SÁ and César BARREIRA, Universidade 


Disincorporation and belief crisis on officership: The 

case of the military police academy of Ceará

Eduardo EDUARDO NUNES JACONDINO, 

Universidae Estadual do Oeste do Paraná, Brazil 

Police education in late modernity: Dilemmas and 

prospects 

Mariana LORENZ, CONICET, Argentina 

Enseñar a matar. Aprender a morir 

Gustavo GONZALEZ, Universidad Nacional del 

Litoral, Argentina 

Policías por vocación y/o profesión. Articulaciones y 

tensiones entre motivos "por qué" y "para qué" "ser" 

policía y las definiciones de "trabajo policial" 

Pål WINNAESS, The Norwegian Police University 

College, Norway 

Norwegian police students’ perception of what police 

work is and their comprehension of what 

characterizes good police work 

Luciana GHIBERTO, Universidad Nacional del Litoral, 

Argentina 

Cultura policial, saber hacer y estereotipos: 

Exploración sociológica en la ciudad de Santa Fe 

Lucia FASCIGLIONE, Universidad de Buenos Aires, 

Argentina 

La legión extranjera. Un análisis de las técnicas de 

reclutamiento del personal proveniente de otras 

fuerzas en la policía metropolitana de la Ciudad 

Autónoma de Buenos Aires 

Letícia ARAÚJO and Jania AQUINO, Universidade 


Colliding perspectives on police training and 

practices: Analyzing Ronda do Quarteirão 


09:00 - 10:30 

631 Late modernity and social control 


Session Organizers: Maximo SOZZO, 

University of Litoral, Argentina and José Luiz 

RATTON, Universidade Federal Pernambuco, 

Brazil 

� 220 � 


Rialize FERREIRA, University of South Africa, South 

Africa 

Sociological explanations of crime, deviance and 

social control in a democratic South Africa 

Yakov GILINSKIY, St. Petersburg Juridical Institute of 

Academy of General Prosecutor’s Office of Russia, 

Russia 

Socio-economic inequality as main cause of deviance 

and crime 

Rochele FACHINETTO, Universidade Federal do Rio 


The legal discourse as a producer of gender subjects: 

An analysis of trials by jury in Porto Alegre/RS/Brazil 

Andreas GOETTLICH, University of Konstanz, Germany 

The normative construction of society 

Alla STREMOVSKAYA, Lomonosov Moscow State 


Ethnic tolerance and intolerance in Russia: Current 

issues and trends 

Gabriela SEGHEZZO, IIGG/UBA/CONICET, Argentina 

La genealogía de la (in)seguridad como objeto de 

conocimiento de las ciencias sociales en la Argentina 

contemporánea 

Andrés SCHARAGER, University of Buenos Aires, 

Argentina and Javier GARAT, University of Buenos 


Expulsión de extranjeros, defensa social y 

universidad (Universidad de Buenos Aires de 

principios del siglo XX) 

10:45 - 12:15 

690 The social selectivity of criminal 

justice 


Session Organizers: Michel MISSE, Federal 

University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil and Maria 

Stela GROSSI PORTO, Brasília University, 

Brazil


Maximo SOZZO and Waldemar CLAUS, University of 

Litoral, Argentina, Argentina 

¿Más allá del modelo correccional? 

Arthur TRINDADE, Universidade de Brasília, Brazil 

Effectiveness and governance of Brazilian criminal 

justice system 

Valeria VEGH WEIS, Law, COINCET-UBA, Argentina 

Marx and criminology 

Rodrigo SUASSUNA, Universidade de Brasília, Brazil 

Displays of crime victimization in criminal justice 

organizational settings 

Sonia BALZA, and Evangelina VENTRICE, Universidad 


El lazo social de la ilegalidad en la industria 

farmacéutica 

Shanta BALGOBIND SINGH, University of KwaZulu- 

Natal, South Africa 

Gender perception of crime and its reduction 

amongst white South Africans in the province of 

KwaZulu-Natal 

Daniel HIRATA, UFRJ-NECVU, Brazil 

The government of illegalisms in São Paulo and Rio 

de Janeiro: A comparison of the informal street 

markets 

Antonella COMBA, Instituto de Investigaciones Gino 


Illegal activities in the agricultural production in the 

province of Córdoba, Argentina. An approximation 

to the economic organized crime in the rural area 

Mariana CHIES SANTOS, and Rodrigo AZEVEDO, 

Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio Grande do 

Sul, Brazil 

Preventive custody and social exclusion 

Ludmila GAUDAD, Rafael ALENCAR and Marcelo 

BERDET, University of Brasília (UNB), Brazil 

The crime of being a woman: Selectivity in the 

Brazilian criminal justice system 

� 221 � 

12:30 - 14:00 

722 The metamorphosis of prison 


Session Organizers: Maximo SOZZO, 

University of Litoral, Argentina and Ligia 

MADEIRA, Federal University of Rio Grande 



Adriana DIAS VIEIRA, Federal University of Paraiba, 

Brazil 

Women and the criminal justice system: Drug mules, 

social selectivity and recent changes on the female 

incarceration in Brazil 

Jacqueline SINHORETTO, Giane SILVESTRE and 

Felipe Athayde Lins MELO, Federal University of São 

Carlos, São Paulo, Brazil 

Social dynamics about the mass incarceration in São 

Paulo 

Sérgio ADORNO, University of S. Paulo, Brazil and 

Camila NUNES DIAS, Federal University of Paraná, 

Brazil 

The Primeiro Comando da Capital (PCC) and the 

articulations between the world inside and outside of 

the prisons: A new paradigm of public safety? 

Christophe MINCKE, Facultés universitaires Saint-Louis 

Belgium 

Mobility, a new paradigm for prison? 

Paul HATHAZY, University of California Berkeley, USA 

Las múltiples vidas de la rehabilitación: Campo 

penitenciario y usos estratégicos del discurso 

correccionalista en los sistemas penitenciarios de 

Argentina y Chile 

Rafaelle Lopes SOUZA, UFMG, Brazil 

Evaluación de los programas destinados a egresados 

del sistema penitenciario: Un estudio del PrEsp 

Claudiana PERESON, Universidad Nacional del 

Litoral, Argentina 

Una aproximación a las prácticas y representaciones 

de la maternidad en la cárcel de mujeres

RC30 


Programme Coordinators: Delphine 

MERCIER, Centro de Estudios Mexicanos 

y Centroamericanos, Mexico and Emilie 

LANCIANO, University of Lyon, France 


09:00 - 10:30 

24 New Work Organization, New 

Work Division and New Skills. Part 

I: Comparative Analysis of the 

Practices of Work and Management 

of Employment 


Session Organizer: Emilie LANCIANO, 

University of Lyon, France 


Javier P. HERMO, Universidad de Buenos Aires, 

Argentina 

Sociología del trabajo y nuevas articulaciones 

laborales 

Emilie LANCIANO, University of Lyon, France 

How firms manage the age? A comparison between 

France and Japan in the electric sector 

Jean FINEZ, University of Lille 1, France and Marnix 

DRESSEN, University of Versailles Saint-Quentin-en- 

Yvelines, France 

Compositions et recompositions des secteurs 

ferroviaires en France et dans le monde. Proposition 

d’une grille analytique dans le cadre d’une 

comparaison internationale 

Damián PIERBATTISTI, CONICET, Argentina 

Neoliberalismo, reforma del estado y privatizaciones: 

La globalización de un modelo de gestión de la 

fuerza de trabajo. El caso de France Télécom en 

Argentina y Francia 

� 222 � 

Shinichi OGAWA, Yokohama National University, 

Japan 

How “innovative” work practices are abandoned: A 

case of job involvement activities in Japan and France 

10:45 - 12:15 

65 Innovative approaches to informal 

work 

Joint Session 





12:30 - 14:00 

120 La crisis del trabajo y políticas de 

vida digna: Diagnósticos, reclamos 

y alternativas 


Session Organizer: Laura L. ORTIZ-NEGRON, 

Universidad de Puerto Rico 


Tania GARCIA RAMOS, Universidad de Puerto Rico, 

Puerto Rico 

Políticas de vida digna: Propuesta para atender la 

crisis del trabajo 

Cinara ROSENFIELD, UFRGS, Brazil 

Pour surmonter la dichotomie entre travail décent et 

travail digne : Reconnaissance et droits de l’homme 

Eduardo DONZA, Universidad de Buenos Aires - 

Universidad Católica Argentina, Argentina 

Estado de situación de los derechos relacionados con 

el trabajo y la seguridad social en el área urbana de 

la Argentina, 2004-2011 

Raul Alejandro GUZMAN, Carlos David SANCHEZ 

and Juan David VANEGAS, Universidad de Antioquia, 

Colombia 

¿Qué se crea al fomentar el emprendimiento? Los 

impactos políticos, sociales, culturales y de 

solidaridad del fomento del emprendimiento

Celia PACHECO, Universidad Autónoma 

Metropolitana, México 

Trabajo informal en plazas comerciales 

14:30 - 16:00 

176 Panel session. Democracy at work 

and social justice: an international 

perspective 


Session Organizer: Delphine MERCIER, 

Centro de Estudios Mexicanos y 

Centroamericanos, Mexico 

Panelists: Delphine MERCIER, Centro de 

Estudios Mexicanos y Centroamericanos, 

Mexico; Marcos SUPERVIELLE, Universidad 

de la República, Uruguay and Paul 

BOUFFARTIGUE, CNRS LEST, France 


09:00 - 10:30 

196 Articulating work and family: 

Gender or professional group 

differences? / Conciliar empleo y 

familia: ¿Unas diferencias de 

género, de grupo profesional o 

otras? 


Session Organizers: Diane Gabrielle 

TREMBLAY, UQAM, Canada and Bernard 

Fusulier, UCL, Belgium 


Bernard FUSULIER, Université de Louvain, Belgium 

Combining work and family in two occupational 

contexts and cultures: Nurses versus police officers 

Anne BUSCH, University of Bielefeld, Germany 

Occupational gender composition and workplace 

support: The role of motherhood 

� 223 � 

Anja ABENDROTH, Stephanie PAUSCH, Bielefeld 

University, Germany and Sebastian BÖHM, 

Braunschweig Institute of Technology, Germany 

Working conditions and the desire to reduce working 

hours due to family responsibilities 

Marie-Pierre MOREAU, University of Bedfordshire, 


Gender equality in the teaching profession: A crossnational 

comparison 

Juliana NAZARETH and Maria Inacia D’AVILA NETO, 

Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 

The challenge of work and family ‘conciliation’ and 

the bipolarity of the female labor market in 

contemporary Brazil 

Bárbara CASTRO, Universidade Estadual de 


Mothering and fathering in flexible working contexts 

10:45 - 12:15 

257 New career theory and new realities 

of work in the Knowledge Economy 

/ Nuevas teories de la carerra y 

nuevas realidades de trabajo en la 

Economia del Conocimiento 


Session Organizers: Diane Gabrielle 

TREMBLAY, UQAM, Canada and Anne 

GILLET, CNAM Paris 


Anne GILLET, CNAM Paris, France 

Transformaciones y permanencias en las trayectorias 

laborales en Monterrey, México. El caso de los 

ingenieros del software y tele-operadores 2 

Leticia MUÑIZ TERRA, La Plata, Argentina 

Una nueva cultura del trabajo: Transformaciones en 

la carrera laboral de una generación de trabajadores 

petroleros 

Anne BUSCH, University of Bielefeld, Germany and 

Elke HOLST, German Institute for Economic Research 

(DIW), Germany 

Occupational sex segregation and management-level 

wages in Germany: What role does firm size play?

Gérard VALENDUC, University of Louvain-la-Neuve, 

Belgium 

Diversification of careers of knowledge workers: A 

European perspective from the works project 

Cristina BESIO, Technical University Berlin, Germany 

The research project and academic careers 

Shaun RUGGUNAN, University of KwaZulu-Natal, 

South Africa 

Career mobility of anatomical pathologists from the 

public to private sector in KwaZulu-Natal, South 

Africa 

Vikinta ROSINAITE, American University of the Middle 

East, Kuwait 

Organisational career is not dead 

12:30 - 14:00 

290 Conciliar empleo y familia: ¿Unas 

diferencias de género, de grupo 

profesional u otras? 


Session Organizers: Bernard FUSULIER, 

Université de Louvain, Belgium and Diane 

Gabrielle TREMBLAY, UQAM, Canada 


Karina BATTHYANY and Cecilia TOMASSINI, 

UdelaR, Uruguay 

Aportes conceptuales y empíricos para analizar el 

fenómeno del ausentismo laboral desde una 

perspectiva de género: El caso de la industria láctea 

en Uruguay 

Jordao NUNES, Universidade Federal de Goiás, 

Brazil 

Trabajo musical y género: Identidad profesional y 

arreglos domésticos 

Ania TIZZIANI, Universidad Nacional de General 

Sarmiento, Argentina and Lorena POBLETE, 

CONICET-IDES, Argentina 

La regulación del servicio doméstico y del cuidado en 

Argentina y Francia. La articulación del trabajo y la 

familia en las clases medias profesionales 

� 224 � 

Belmira MAGALHÃES, Rafaela DA S. MENDONÇA 

RÊGO and Geice QUEILA DE LIMA SILVA, Ciências 

Sociais, Mestranda, Maceió, Brazil 

La educación y las relaciones de género: Un análisis 

de la calificación superior femenina 

Laura GALVEZ GALVEZ, RC30, Colombia 

Conciliación vida laboral y vida familiar en mujeres 

obreras de Cali, Colombia 

14:30 - 16:00 

350 New work organization, new work 

division and new skills. Part II. 

Transnationalisation of work 

practices 





Adeline GILSON, Laboratoire d’Economie et de 

Sociologie du Travail, France 

New work organisation in public services {*} 

Klaus SCHMIERL, Institute for Social Science Research 

(ISF), Germany 

Correspondence of new work requirements with 

vocational training in cross-company alliances in the 

German metal industry 

Ricardo MULLER and Lawrence PEREIRA, Universidade 


Changes in the world of work and the process of 

flexibilization in Brazil: A case study 

Mei-Ling LIN, National Open University, Taiwan 

Talent Management of Knowledge Workers and 

Global Migration in the New Economy: 

Opportunities, Challenges, and Trends

16:15 - 17:45 


the economic crisis 

Joint Session 






09:00 - 10:30 

457 Work and immigration 


Session Organizers: Delphine MERCIER, 

Centro de Estudios Mexicanos y 

Centroamericanos and Annalisa LENDARO, 

LEST-CNRS, Aix-en-Provence (France) 


Boris HEIZMANN, University of Hamburg, Germany 

and Elke HOLST, German Institute for Economic 

Research, Germany 

Immigrant occupational composition and the 

earnings of immigrants and natives in Germany {*} 

Joyce ANSELMO, Universidade Estadual Paulista, Brazil 

Trabajo, sindicato y circulación internacional de las 

ideas {*} 

Minori MATSUTANI, Kyoto University, Japan 

Contemporary reversely-oriented labor migration: 

Japanese youth emigrants to China {*} 

Delphine MERCIER, Centro de Estudios Mexicanos y 

Centroamericanos, Mexico; Laboratoire d’Economie et 

de Sociologie du Travail, Aix en Provence, France 

Les défis de la question migratoire face à un travail 

globalisé 

Bernhard WEICHT, Utrecht University, Netherlands 

The intersection of social and migration policies: The 

situation of migrant care workers 

� 225 � 

Leonardo CAVALCANTI, Universitat Autònoma de 


Brazilian immigrants in Spain and their incorporation 

into the Spanish labour world 

Beatriz Isola COUTINHO and Leila de MENEZES 

STEIN, Universidade Estadual Paulista, Brazil 

Immigrants workers in the New York city's and São 

Paulo city's garment industry 

Higuchi NAOTO, University of Tokushima, Japan and 

Nanako INABA, Ibaraki University, Japan 

The role of human and social capital to gain the 

upper hand in migrant’s labor market: The case of 

Japanese-Argentina workers in Japan 

10:45 - 12:15 

488 Labor solidarity in the era of neoliberal 

globalization 


Session Organizers: Adeline GILSON, 

Laboratoire d’Economie et de Sociologie du 

Travail, France 


Anne BORY, Université Lille I, France; Bérénice 

CRUNEL, IEP Toulouse, France; Alexandra OESER, 

Université Paris-Ouest, France 

La recomposition des solidarités ouvrières face à 

une délocalisation : Le cas de l’usine molex de 

villemur-Sur-tarn 

Shoji HASHIGUCHI, Ritsumeikan University, Japan 

Youth labor movements in Japan: Their conditions 

and characteristics 

Rosemeire SALATA and Mariana Tonussi MILANO, 

Universidade Estadual Paulista, Brazil 

Social-environmental responsibility: State, market and 

work in the sucroalcooleiro sector of the Ribeirão 

Preto/SP region 

Patricia VENDRAMIN, Fondation Travail-Université, 

Belgium 

A triple view on trade-union activism: Cause, 

individual and organisation

Guillermo WORMALD and Maria TREBILCOCK, Chile 

La revalorización del trabajo como fundamento de 

cohesión social: Tensiones, paradojas y desafíos 

Tomoko FUJISAKI, Hitotsubashi University, Japan 

The hardships for the small independent business 

brought by neo-liberal globalization: The case study 

of barber shops and beauty salons in Japan 

12:30 - 14:00 




09:00 - 10:30 

637 Precarity and new forms of 

employment 





Oxana ANIKOVICH, Institute of Economics and 

Industrial Engineering, Russia 

Irregular activities on the Russian labour market 

Serafino NEGRELLI, University of Milano Bicocca, Italy 

Innovative workers’ “capabilities” but less employment 

status and working conditions under pressure 

Bárbara CASTRO, Universidade Estadual de 


Non-standard employment contracts and the 

organization of work: The case of the brazilian 

information technology sector 

Anne Marie WAUTIER, Universidade Federal de 


Le travail en perspective : Identité et subjectivité 

Cleiton MACIEL, Izabel VALLE, Allison ANDRADE, Federal 

University of Amazonas, Brazil and Jeanne Mariel BRITO, 

Federal University of Campina Grande, Brazil 

Productive restructuring and labor organization in the 

pottery pole of Iranduba 

� 226 � 

10:45 - 12:15 

664 Health and safety at work: 

Occupational hazards and 

technological risks / Salud y 

seguridad en el trabajo: Riesgos 

laborales y tecnológicos 


Session Organizer: Jorge WALTER, CEIL, 

Argentina 


Claire CHAY, CERTOP, France and Jens THOEMMES, 

CERTOP, CNRS, France 

Is work soluble in sustainable development ? 

Fabiana GRECCO, Universidade Estadual Paulista, 

Brazil 

La violencia en la trayectoria de vida de los 

colectores de materiales reciclables y el proceso de 

fabricación de la industrialización de la mercadería 

basura 

Veronika SIEGLIN, Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo 

León, Mexico 

Psychosomatic health, gender and working conditions 

in science. A comparative study of male and female 

scientists in Mexican public universities 

Victoria HAIDAR, CONICET, Argentina 

The appearance and disappearance of “absenteeism” 

as a problem of health and safety at work (Argentina, 

1930-2011) 

Antonio STECHER, Elisa ANSOLEAGA, Juan Pablo 

TORO, Lorena GODOY, Universidad Diego Portales, 

Chile and Josep M. BLANCH, Universidad Autónoma 

de Barcelona, Spain 

Riesgos psicosociales en profesionales de la salud 

pública en Chile 

Dilek HATTATOGLU, Mugla University, Turkey 

Health and safety at home-based work

RC31 


Programme Coordinator: David 

BARTRAM, University of Leicester, United 

Kingdom 


09:00 - 10:30 

14 Disasters and Social Justice for 

Migrants 


Session Organizers and Co-chairs: Mari 

SHIBA, Nagoya University, Japan; Hideki 

TARUMOTO, Hokkaido University, Japan and 

Kazuhisa NISHIHARA, Seijo University, Japan 


Claudia ANJOS, Universidade de Brasilia, Brazil 

Survivors and migrants: A dialogue between disaster 

and migration in light of the case of Haitians in Brazil 

Kihwan KWAK, Tohoku-Gakuin University, Japan 

Whether to remain in Japan or not: Inner conflict of 

foreigners after the occurrence of the great east 

Japan earthquake 

Kazuhisa HONDA, Tokai University, Japan 

Multicultural communities in a global age: What the 

311 taught us and beyond 

Myungsoo KIM, Kwansei Gakuin University, Japan 

The great eastern Japan earthquake and prejudice 

toward foreigners 

Kumiko TSUCHIDA, and Sunhee LEE, Tohoku 


Rebuilding the life after disaster: The case studies of 

immigrant women in Tohoku 

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10:45 - 12:15 

68 Migration of labour and human 

rights issues: Reflections on global 

context 


Session Organizers: Bishnu BARIK, 

Sambalpur University, India and Smita 

VERMA, Isabella Thoburn College 

Chair: Smita VERMA, Isabella Thoburn 

College, India 


Brígida BAEZA, CONICET/UNPSJB, Argentina 

Migrantes limítrofes en Comodoro Rivadavia. Etnia, 

clase y nación 

Bishnu BARIK, Sambalpur University, India 

Textile industries of Surat and migrant laborers: 

Narratives on deprivation of basic rights in a civil 

society 

Alexandra LOWRIE, University of North Carolina at 

Chapel Hill, USA 

The (Argentine) state response to the problem of 

assistance to victims of human trafficking 

Jose GUIRADO, Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil 

The informal organization of Bolivian immigrants in 

the city of São Paulo for better conditions of life 

Jacobo MUÑOZ COMET, Hector CEBOLLA BOADO 

and María MIYAR BUSTO, UNED, Spain 

Migrant educational investment in Spain and its 

return on the labour market. Reducing the 

employment and occupational gap? 

12:30 - 14:00 

124 Out of Place Emotions: managing 

emotions from a distance 


Session Organizers: Loretta BALDASSAR, 

University of Western Australia, Australia and 

Paolo BOCCAGNI, University of Trento, Italy


Derek McGHEE, University of Southampton, United 

Kingdom 

Competing obligations and the maintenance of physical 

co-presence – The impact of migration and structural 

constraints on post accession polish families in the UK 

Claudia TAZREITER, University of New South Wales, 

Australia 

Identity, emotion, memory in the structuring the 

moralities of migration 

Cecile VERMOT, Université Paris Descartes, France; 

Gender and timing of guilt within Argentinean 

migration process 

Chie SAKAI, Kansai University, Japan 

Living between two societies: Japanese women’s 

experience in China 

Shinji HIRAI, CIESAS, Mexico 

Political economy of nostalgia and transnational 

migration between Mexico and United States 

Szilvia SIMAI and Rosana BAENINGER, University of 


The concept of loss in transnational migration {*} 

14:30 - 16:00 

175 Out of Place Emotions: Ambiguity 

of being 


Session Organizers: Loretta BALDASSAR, 

University of Western Australia, Australia and 

Paolo BOCCAGNI, University of Trento, Italy 


Peter KIVISTO and Vanja LA VECCHIA-MIKKOLA, 

University of Turku, Finland 

Immigrant ambivalence toward the homeland: The 

case of Iraqis in Helsinki and Rome 

Ria SMIT and Pragna RUGUNANAN, University of 


Transnational forced migration and negotiating the 

confusing terrain of contrasting emotions: The case of 

female refugees in South Africa 

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Isabela CABRAL FELIX DE SOUSA, Universidade 


Grief and empowerment in the migration process of 

leaving Brazil to Italy 

Roberta RAFFAETA, Trento University, Italy 

Emplaced emotions: Hope explored 


09:00 - 10:30 


Societies 

Joint Session 




Location: 


227 Repeat migration and social 

inequalities and equalities 


Session Organizer: Caroline PLÜSS, 

Nanyang Technological University, Singapore 


Osten WAHLBECK, SSKH, University of Helsinki, 

Finland 

The Finnish and Swedish migration dynamics and 

transnational social spaces 

Sara BONFANTI, Umeå University, Sweden 

Back to the “origins”? a capability-based assessment 

of the most recent migration policies in Sweden 

Caroline PLUSS, Nanyang Technological Universtiy, 

Singapore 

The transnational positions of male Chinese- 

Singaporean migrants and their social integration in 

transnational spaces 

Christopher FIORELLO, UC Berkeley, USA 

Invisible divides: Marriage & migration among highskilled 

Syrians

10:45 - 12:15 

251 Latin American migration, 

development and transnational 

citizenship: A South-North 

academic dialogue 


Session Organizers: Jean-Michel LAFLEUR, 

Université de Liège, Belgium; Elisa BREY, 


and Isabel YÉPEZ, Université Catholique de 

Louvain, Belgium 

Chair: Jean-Michel LAFLEUR, Université de 

Liège, Belgium 

Co-Chair: Elisa BREY, Universidad 



Isabel YEPEZ, Centre d’études du Développement, 

Belgium, Carmen LEDO, Centro de Planificación y 

Gestión, Bolivia and Mirko MAZADRO, Università 

IUAV di Venezia, Italy 

Migración transnacional, paternidad transnacional y 

solidaridad familiar en la ciudad de Cochabamba 

Janneth CLAVIJO, Universidad Nacional de Córdoba, 

Argentina 

La dimensión política del fenómeno migratorio en el 

contexto contemporáneo colombiano y las 

estrategias de vinculación con los colombianos en el 

exterior 

Sandra GIL ARAUJO, Instituto de Investigaciones Gino 

Germani-CONICET, Argentina, Claudia PEDONE, 

Institut d’Infància i Món Urbà, Spain and María 

Margarita ECHEVERRI, Pontificia Universidad 

Javeriana, Colombia 

Migración y familia a través del Atlántico. Un 

acercamiento a la reconfiguración de los vínculos 

familiares transnacionales de migrantes 

latinoamericanos en España 

Laura MORALES, University of Leicester, United 

Kingdom and Amparo GONZALEZ-FERRER, IEGD- 

CSIC, Spain 

Bridging or bonding? The nature of the social capital 

of Latin American immigrants in Spain and the US 

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Leonardo CAVALCANTI, Universitat Autònoma de 


An approach to the Brazilian immigrant 

entrepreneurship in London and Barcelona 

Natalia Denise SENMARTIN, Open University of 

Catalonia, Spain 

The social media dimension of migrants transnational 

practices: Participating in the Argentine elections 

2011 from abroad {*} 

12:30 - 14:00 

304 Migrant ‘illegality’ and non-citizen 

precarious status in the Americas 


Session Organizer: David BARTRAM, 

University of Leicester, United Kingdom 

Chair: Ewa MORAWSKA, University of 

Essex, United Kingdom 


María Teresa HERRERA VIVAR, Goethe University 


Between formal exclusion and new forms of 

belonging: Latin American undocumented women in 

Germany 

Abigail ANDREWS, UC Berkeley, USA 

Explaining Mexican communities’ contrasting 

relationships to the US illegality state 

Gustavo VERDUZCO, El Colegio de México, Mexico 

Forms of social inclusion in an adverse milieu: 

Undocumented Mexicans in New Haven, Connecticut 

Ariella SILVA ARAUJO, and Beatriz ISOLA 

COUTINHO, Universidade Estadual Paulista, Brazil 

Citizenship status of immigrants: A comparative 

analysis between Brazil and Argentina

14:30 - 16:00 

345 Migrating out of the home and into 

the gendered and racialized 

globalized market of household 

labor 


Session Organizers: Shobha Hamal 

GURUNG, Utah State University, USA and 

Mary ROMERO, Arizona State University, USA 

Chair: Mary ROMERO, Arizona State 



Caterina ROHDE, Bielefeld Graduate School in 

History and Sociology, Germany 

Young, foreign, female: The gendered and 

nationalized nature of household labour in the au 

pair institution 

Laura NUSSBAUM-BARBERENA, University of Illinois 

at Chicago, USA 

Recognizing dispossession: Mobilization among 

Nicaraguan migrant domestic workers in Costa Rica 

Pilar GONALONS PONS, University of Wisconsin- 

Madison, USA 

The resurgence of paid domestic workers at the 

intersection of gender, class and racialized inequality 

Laura STEFANELLI, University of Trento, Italy 

The reproductive labour of care: A case study of 

migrant women working in Italy 

Monica BOYD, University of Toronto, Canada 

Destination Canada (?): Gender, race and changing 

policies for recruiting migrant domestic workers 

Ayse AKALIN, Istanbul Technical University, Turkey 

The exceptional migrants? The regularization of 

migrant domestic workers in Turkey 

Shobha HAMAL GURUNG, Southern Utah University, USA 

From migration to citizenship: Transnational workers, 

families, and children {*} 

Annalisa ORNAGHI and Mara TOGNETTI 

BORDOGNA, University of Milan-Bicocca Italy 

Carers’ transnational links: The ambivalence of 

immigrant remittances {*} 

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14:30 - 16:00 

346 Migration and Quality of Life. Part I 

Joint Session 

RC55 Social Indicators (host committee) 




16:15 - 17:45 

384 Food, family and migration 


Session Organizer and Chair: Ethel 

KOSMINSKY, São Paolo State University, 

Brasil 


Paoyi HUANG, CUNY, USA 

Dining table as a battlefield: Chinese immigrant 

brides’ food practice after migration 

Giralda SEYFERTH, Universidade Federal do Rio de 


Colonization, alimentary habits and the symbolic 

construction of Teuto-Brazilian ethnicity 

Miriam SANTOS, Universidade Federal Rural do Rio 

de Janeiro, Brazil and Maria Catarina ZANINI, 

Universidade Federal de Santa Maria, Brazil 

Food as an identity mark between Italian immigrants 

and their descendants in the south of Brazil 

16:15 - 17:45 

394 New migration profiles in a 

globalised world and changing 

paradigms of migration 


Session Organizer: Catherine de WENDEN, 

CERI, Sciences-Po, France 

Chair: Catherine de WENDEN, CERI, 

Sciences-Po, France


Rebecca WILLIAMSON, Derya OZKUL, Chulhyo KIM, 

Elsa KOLETH, Stephen CASTLES and Magdalena 

ARIAS CUBAS, University of Sydney, Australia 

Operationalising the study of social transformation 

and international migration in the 21st century 

Hideki TARUMOTO, Hokkaido University, Japan 

State sovereignty and changing migrant profiles in Japan 

Camila DANIEL, DCJS, Universidade Federal Rural do 


The ‘horizontal cooperation’ and the place of Brazil in 

Latin American scene: The case of Peruvian university 

students in Brazil 

Millsom HENRY-WARING and Martina BOESE, 


New or old migration profiles? The experiences of 

visible migrants and refugees in rural and regional 

Australia 


09:00 - 10:30 




Joint Session 

RC31 Sociology of Migration (host committee) 




09:00 - 10:30 

452 Temporary labour migrations: The 

resurgence of guest worker 

programs 


Session Organizer: Gustavo VERDUZCO, El 

Colegio de México, Mexico 

Chair: Gustavo VERDUZCO, El Colegio de 


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Rebeca RAIJMAN, University of Haifa, Israel and 

Adriana KEMP, Tel Aviv University, Israel 

Labor migration in Israel: The creation of an unfree 

workforce 

Ludger PRIES, Ruhr-Universität Bochum, Germany 

(What) did we learn from history? Current debates on 

circular migration in Germany 

Ana LOPEZ SALA and Mikolaj STANEK, Institute of 

Economics, Geography and Demography, CSIC, 

Spain 

Labour market needs or international political agenda? 

Designing temporary migrant worker programmes in 

Spanish migration policy (2000-2010) 

Leiza BRUMAT, CONICET-UADE, Argentina 

Políticas migratorias y movimiento de trabajadores en 

el MERCOSUR: Desde fines del siglo XX a la 

actualidad 

Sanna SAKSELA-BERGHOLM, Mika HELANDER, and 

Rolle ALHO, University of Helsinki, Finland 

Temporary labour migrants’ experiences of working 

conditions and social protection in Finland {*} 

10:45 - 12:15 

513 Undocumented immigrants and 



Session Organizer: Peter KIVISTO, University 

of Turku, Finland 

Chair: Peter KIVISTO, University of Turku, 

Finland 


Magdalena BARROS NOCK, Center for Research 

and Higher Education, Mexico 

Mixed families and their everyday life in California, 

USA 

Kyoko SHINOZAKI, Ruhr University Bochum, Germany 

Irregular migrant citizenship: Domestic workers 

negotiating social citizenship rights 

Francesca DEGIULI, CUNY, USA 

Undocumented migration and civil society

Natalia DEBANDI, Universidad de Argentina 

El paso por un centro de expulsión de inmigrantes en 

Francia 

Sara PARK, Kyoto University, Japan 

Transformation of citizenship 

12:30 - 14:00 


Joint Session 


committee) 





14:30 - 16:00 




09:00 - 10:30 

626 In and out of place: Participation of 

transnational migrants in civil 

society 


Session Organizer and Chair: Mónica 

IBÁÑEZ-ANGULO, University of Burgos, 

Spain 


Yasemin AKIS KALAYLIOGLU, Middle East Technical 


Fumbling in the dark: A study on the participation of 

Iranian refugees in Ankara (Turkey) 

Vanessa GURIDY-CERRITOS and Laura NUSSBAUM- 

BARBERENA, University of Illinois at Chicago, USA 

Emerging Latino civil society in new destinations 

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Laura MORALES, University of Leicester, United 

Kingdom, Santiago PEREZ-NIEVAS, Universidad 

Autónoma de Madrid, Spain and Daniela VINTILA, 

Instituto de Políticas y Bienes Públicos, CSIC, Spain 

Residential concentration, ethnicity, political 

opportunities and the representation of immigrantorigin 

minorities in Spain 

Nadia NUR, Roma Tre University, Italy 

Going south, going local. Social and spatial inclusion 

of immigrants in the cities of south 

Luis Eduardo THAYER, Universidad de Los Lagos, Chile 

Límites sociales e institucionales del reconocimiento: 

El acceso precario de los inmigrantes 

latinoamericanos a la sociedad chilena 

Andrew ORTON, Durham University, United Kingdom 

Building migrants’ belonging through positive 

interactions {*} 

634 Migration and Development II 

Joint Session 






10:45 - 12:15 

660 Diasporas, nation-states and 

regional integration 


Session Organizer: Oluyemi FAYOMI, 

Covenant University, Nigeria 

Chair: Theophilus FADAYOMI, Covenant 

University, Nigeria 


Ignacio IRAZUZTA, Universidad del País Vasco, Spain 

Políticas del desarraigo: Un ejercicio de comparación 

en torno a la emergencia de las "nuevas diásporas" 

Mari SHIBA, Nagoya University, Japan 

Intercountry adopted children from Korea: Their status 

as modern diasporas and their new identity as the 

facilitators in the globalized societies

Martin ROSENFELD, Université Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium 

The complex dance of diaspora and transnationalism 

taking place in the euro-African second hand cars 

exportation business 

Larisa FIALKOVA, University of Haifa, Israel 

Russians in Germany: A new diaspora literature in the 

making 

Oluyemi FAYOMI, Covenant University, Nigeria and 

Lanre ADEOLA, Crawford University, Nigeria 

The emerging role of diaspora in the restructuring of 

the Nigerian state 

10:45 - 12:15 

670 Migration and Quality of Life. Part II 

Joint Session 





12:30 - 14:00 



cultures and identities II 


Session Organizers: Marco MARTINIELLO, 

University of Liège, Belgium and Yuri 

KAZEPOV, University of Urbino, Italy 

Chair: Marco Martiniello, University of Liège, 

Belgium 


Pauline CLECH, Sciences-po/CNRS, France 

‘Red suburb’ and otherness: How migrant arts 

became legitimate in the communist and working 

class Parisian suburb 

Elsa KOLETH, University of Sydney, Australia 

The ‘real’ alternative: Multiculturalism and community 

arts in Sydney 

Christiane SCHLOTE, University of Zurich, Switzerland 

Staging south Asian Diasporas 

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14:30 - 16:00 

744 Sexualities and migration 


Session Organizers: Bernadetta SIARA and 

John SOLOMOS, City University London, 


Chair: Bernadetta SIARA, City University 



Francesca LAGOMARSINO and Chiara PAGNOTTA, 

Università di Genova, Italy 

Entre la chica buena y la mala: Discursos en torno a 

la sexualidad de chicas ecuatorianas en Italia 

Adriana PISCITELLI, State University of Campinas, Brazil 

Global imbrications between sex and marriage 

markets: Brazilian women in southern Europe 

RC32 


Programme Coordinator: Evangelia 

TASTSOGLOU, Saint Mary's University, Canada 


09:00 - 10:30 

13 Democracy, Work and Gender 

Equality: A Comparative and Cross- 

Cultural Perspective 


Session Organizers and Co-chairs: Solange 

SIMOES, Eastern Michigan University, USA 

and Bila SORG, Federal University of Rio de 

Janeiro, Brazil


Aline Tereza BORGHI LEITE, Federal University of São 


Gender inequalities among journalists in São Paulo – 

The Brazilian context of the increasing feminization of 

the profession of journalism and journalism education 

Martin GASSER, Sarah KERSTEN, Michael NOLLERT 

and Sebastian SCHIEF, University of Fribourg, 

Switzerland 

Gender inequality in the division of paid and unpaid 

work: A comparison of Swiss regions 

Tricia McTAGUE, Eastern Michigan State, USA 

Young women democratizing the workplace: 

Gendered union organizing in the feminized US 

service sector 

Sylvie FOGIEL - BIJAOUI, The Academic College of 

Management, Rishon LeZion, Israel 

The future is still waiting for us: Arab–Israeli women 

in the Israeli labor market 

10:45 - 12:15 


Part I. 


Session Organizers: Evangelia TASTSOGLOU, 

Saint Mary's University, Canada and Antoinette 

HETZLER, University of Lund, Sweden 

Chair: Evangelia TASTSOGLOU, Saint Mary's 



Cynthia DEITCH, George Washington University, USA 

and Ariane HEGEWISCH, Institute for Women’s Policy 

Research, USA 

Sexual assault and harassment of immigrant workers 

in the United States: Overcoming obstacles to legal 

and social justice 

M. Laura CORRADI, Università della Calabria, Italy 

Sex and violence in commercials: Freedom of 

expression or symbolic aggression? 

Antoinette HETZLER, Lunds University, Sweden 

It wasn’t my fault 

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Melanie HEATH, McMaster University, Canada 

The sticky wicket of regulating violence against 

women in polygamy: Feminist perspective on the 

constitutional challenge in Canada 

Katherine MEYER, The Ohio State University, USA, Helen 

RIZZO, American University in Cairo, Egypt and Anne 

PRICE, University of South Florida Polytechnic, USA 

Campaign against sexual harassment in Egypt 

Neerja AHLAWAT, University Rohtak Haryana India, 

Marriage norms, social sanctions and honour killings 

in Haryana 

Juliana JAYME, Alessandra CHACHAM and Mariana 

MORAIS, PUC Minas, Brazil 

Sex work, identity and space occupation in the 

downtown of Belo Horizonte, Brazil {*} 

12:30 - 14:00 

127 RC32 Round Table: Challenging 

gendered spaces and categories 


Session Organizer: Vappu TYYSKA, Ryerson 



Loreley GARCIA, Federal University of Paraiba, Brazil 

The pitfalls of desire 

Mariana PULHEZ, Universidade Estadual de Campinas, 

Brazil 

Être mère Sur la blogosphère : La maternité active 

dans les cybercarnets 

Annalee LEPP, Jo-Anne LEE and Veronica PACINI- 

KETCHABAW, University of Victoria, Canada 

Exploring intimate economies: An alternative 

framework for activists? 

Kristy KELLY, Columbia University, USA 

Reframing gender class and retirement rights in Vietnam 

128 RC32 Round Table: Violence: 

expressions and solutions 


Session Organizer and Chair: Vappu 

TYYSKA, Ryerson University, Canada

129 RC32 Round Table: Women in 

action: Images and realities 





Orly TSARFATY, Communication, Academic College 

of Emeq Yezreel, Israel and Dalia LIRAN-ALPER, 

College of management academic studies, Israel 

The people demand social justice 

Marlene TEIXEIRA RODRIGUES and Kamila FIGUEIRA 

DA SILVA, Universidad de Brasília, Brazil 

La lucha contra la violencia contra la mujer y la 

atención primaria de salud – Reflexiones desde el 

programa de agentes comunitarios de salud en 

Brasilia (DF-BR) 

130 RC32 Round Table: Women’s work 

environments 





Maria Lucero JIMENEZ, UNAM, Mexico 

Changes in gender relations. Economic and labor 

changes and its effects 

Angammal SANTHI S., NIFT Chennai, India 

Gender mainstreaming in police and apparel 

companies in Tamil Nadu for human resource 

development and improving organizational 

effectiveness 

Alicia GIRÓN, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de 

México, Mexico and Mirosalba CANCINO LARA 

Instituto de Investigaciones Económicas, Mexico 

Mexican business women in the United States 

Manuel Ángel RODRIGUEZ and Rocío LOPEZ 

VELASCO, Universidad Autónoma de Guerrero, 

Mexico 

Género, educación y (e) migración en el sureste 

mexicano 

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131 RC32 Round Table: Women, welfare 

& economic (re)structuring 





Olabisi YUSUFF, Lagos State University, Nigeria 

The challenges and constraints of rural women 

informal economic activities in Ogun State, Nigeria 

Sara HELMAN, Ben Gurion University of the Negev, 

Israel and Ofira BEN SHLOMO, Hebrew University of 

Jerusalem, Israel 

Surviving poverty and workfare: Lone mothers’ 

families survival strategies under conditions of 

extreme social insecurity 

Yumi Garcia dos SANTOS, Instituto Nacional de 

Ciência e Tecnologia, Brazil 

Women autonomy and social policy: Community, 

religion and new welfare programs at São Paulo, Brazil 

Bahira Sherif TRASK and Megan BAROLET-FOGARTY, 

University of Delaware, USA 

Addressing the impact of globalization, poverty and 

women’s labor force participation: Three case studies 

14:30 - 16:00 

181 Researching women’s lives in postcolonial 

contexts: Challenges and 

transformations in decolonizing self 

and research 


Session Organizer: Akosua Adomako 

AMPOFO, University of Ghana 

Chair: Akosua Adomako AMPOFO, 

University of Ghana 

Co-Chair: Dilek CINDOGLU, Bilkent 



Sylvanna FALCON, University of California, Santa 

Cruz, USA 

Conducting feminist research in the country of one’s 

familial past

Nadia SANGER, Human Sciences Research Council, 

South Africa 

In the middle of the story: Reflecting on feminist 

theory, epistemology, and practice in engaging 

gender non-conforming persons on the cape flats 

communities of South Africa 

Christina SCHRAMM, Programa de Doctorado en 

Estudios de la Sociedad y la Cultura, Costa Rica 

Researching afro-descendent and indigenous 

women’s lives in the tropics. Knowledge productions 

at a crossroads 

Manisha DESAI, University of Connecticut, USA 

The possibilities and perils for scholar-activists and 

activist-scholars: Reflections on the “feminist 

dialogues” 

Juliana NAZARETH, Federal University of Rio de 


The challenge of building a logical methodology for 

participatory, feminists and post-colonial researches 

with migrant women 

Karina BIDASECA, Universidad General San Martin, 

Argentina 

Postcolonial feminism: An essay about third feminism 

Glenda BONIFACIO, University of Lethbridge, 

Canada 

Pinay postcolonial subjects in the global economy: 

Feminist research discursive practices and ethics 


09:00 - 10:30 

218 Movimientos de mujeres por la 

justicia social y la democratización 

en América Latina / Women`s 

movements for social justice and 

democratization in Latin America 

Part I 


Session Organizers: Alicia Itati PALERMO, 

National University of Lujan, Argentina; Alicia 

DAMBRAUSKAS, Ministry of Education and 

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Culture, Uruguay and Marlise MATOS, 

UFMG, Brazil 

Chairs: Alicia DAMBRAUSKAS, Ministry of 

Education and Culture, Uruguay and Alicia 

Itati PALERMO, National University of Lujan, 

Argentina 


María Isabel DOMÍNGUEZ GARCÍA, Centro de 

Investigaciones Psicológicas y Sociológicas, Cuba 

Justicia social y equidad de género. La mujer joven 

cubana 

Manuel Ángel RODRIGUEZ, Universidad Autónoma 

de Guerrero, Mexico 

Representación política y violación a la 

representación de cuota de género en México 

Breno CYPRIANO, Universidade Federal de Minas 

Gerais, Brazil and Celso Rúbio SANT’ANA 

CARDOSO, Pontíficia Universidade Católica de 

Minas Gerais, Brazil 

Gender and feminism in Latin American comparative 

politics: The relationship of the state, international 

organizations, social movements and experts in the 

struggle for gender global justice 

Eva Alterman BLAY, University of São Paulo, Brazil 

Feminismo, los derechos humanos y justicia social 

Maria DEL Pilar EGO-AGUIRRE, Women in Society, 

Peru 

Asháninka empoderada: Una reflexión antropológica 

sobre los procesos de empoderamiento de las 

mujeres dirigentas de la FREMANK, un estudio de 

caso en la selva central peruana 

10:45 - 12:15 



perspectives 

Joint Session 





12:30 - 14:00 


Part II 


Session Organizers: Antoinette HETZLER, Lunds 

University, Sweden and Evangelia 

TASTSOGLOU, Saint Mary's University, Canada 

Chair: Antoinette HETZLER, Lunds University, 

Sweden 


Vappu TYYSKÄ, Ryerson University, Canada 

Girls, adult and older women, and family violence in 

immigrant communities: A multigenerational approach 

Roberta VILLALON, St. John’s University, USA 

The nuances of agency: Latina survivors of gender 

violence and gatekeepers of citizenship in the US 

Evangelia TASTSOGLOU, Saint Mary's University, Canada 

Understanding violence and anti-violence work in the 

context of immigration and diversity 

Arvinder ANSARI, University, New Delhi, India 

Gendered violence in Kashmir: A case study of half 

widows in Kashmir 

Chrysanthi ZACHOU, American College of Greece, 

Athens, Greece 

Prioritizing violence against women: The new 

agenda-setting of women’s organizations‘ in Greece 

Luz María C. JAIMES LEGORRETA, Universidad 


La violación a los derechos de las mujeres en México: 

Un problema sociocultural 

Anelise ESTIVALET, PMPA, Brazil 

Política y género en el cotidiano: el proyecto 

“Mulheres da Paz” en Porto Alegre, Brazil {*} 

14:30 - 16:00 

349 Movimientos de mujeres por la 

justicia social y la democratización 

en América Latina / Women`s 

movements for social justice and 

democratization in Latin America 

Part II 

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Session Organizers: Alicia Itati PALERMO, 

National University of Lujan, Argentina; Alicia 

DAMBRAUSKAS, Ministry of Education and 

Culture, Uruguay and Marlise MATOS, 

UFMG, Brazil 

Chair: Marlise MATOS, UFMG, Brazil 


Anna-Britt COE, Umeå University, Sweden 

Cómo perciben los/as tomadores de decisiones 

gubernamentales la incidencia política feminista a 

favor de los derechos reproductivos: Dos casos 

regionales en el Perú 

Claudia ANZORENA, INCIHUSA, CONICET, 

Argentina and Ruth ZURBBRIGEN, Colectiva Feminista 

La Revuelta, Argentina 

A luchar, a luchar, por el aborto legal!: Acciones y 

procesos de instalación del derecho al aborto legal 

en Argentina en el siglo XXI 

Deborah DAICH, CONICET/UBA, Argentina and 

Mónica TARDUCCI, UBA/UNSAM, Argentina 

“Aborto legal, una deuda de la democracia”. Aportes 

para una historia de la lucha por la despenalización 

y legalización del aborto en la Argentina 

Adriana CAUSA, UBA-UNSAM, Argentina 

Los movimientos sociales y su incidencia en la 

agenda de género en Argentina 

Érika OLIVEIRA AMORIM, Neide Maria ALMEIDA 

PINTO and Aline GUIZARDI DELESPOSTE, 

Universidade Federal de Viçosa, Brazil 

¿La participación de mujeres en sindicatos de 

trabajadores rurales modifica las relaciones de poder 

en el medio rural? Un análisis en el sindicato de los 

trabajadores de Espera Feliz, Minas Gerais, Brasil 

16:15 - 17:45 

386 Gender & Arab revolts: Where are 

the women? 


Session Organizers: Ashraf MAHMOUD, 

American University of Cairo, Egipt and Zakia 

SALIME, Rutgers University, USA 

Chair: Zakia SALIME, Rutgers University, USA


Alejandra MARINES, Universidad de Monterrey, 

Mexico 

Defying the Saudi State: Women’s tactics 

Jane TCHAICHA, Bentley College, USA and Khedija 

ARFAOUI, American Studies, La Marsa, Tunisia 

Governance, women, and the new Tunisia 

Suaad Zayed AL-ORAIMI, UAE University, United 

Arab Emirates 

Women’s role in the current social movement in 

Yemen 


09:00 - 10:30 

431 Gender policies in Latin America: A 

route to social justice? 


Session Organizers: Maria Salet FERREIRA 

NOVELLINO, Brazilian Institute of Geography 

and Statistics, Brazil; Gloria Jovita 

GUADARRAMA, EL Colegio Mexiquense, 

Mexico and Jussara PRA, Federal University 


Chair: Breno CYPRIANO, Universidade 



Maria Salet NOVELLINO, Institute of Geography and 

Statistics, Brazil 

Local gender policies in Brazil 

Cibele CHERON, Universidade Federal do Rio 


Contribuições da metodologia feminista e de gênero 

ao monitoramento e avaliação de políticas públicas 

no Brasil 

Claudia ANZORENA, INCIHUSA, CONICET, 

Argentina 

"Las mujeres deciden, el estado garantiza y la sociedad 

respeta" algo mas que una utopía? Tensiones entre 

derechos reconocidos y políticas de redistribución 

� 238 � 

Gloria LYNCH, Universidad Nacional de Luján, 

Argentina 

Las políticas de igualdad de género en la reforma de 

la policía de la Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Nélida ARCHENTI, Universidad de Buenos Aires, 

Argentina and Inés TULA. Conicet, Argentina 

De las cuotas a la paridad política, un largo 

recorrido hacia la equidad de género 

Gessika Cecilia CARVALHO DA SILVA and Eliana 

MONTEIRO MOREIRA, Universidade Federal da 

Paraíba, Brazil 

Reducción de las desigualdades de género en el 

trabajo: Un análisis del ‘programa nacional trabalho 

e empreendedorismo da mulher’ 

Katherine MAICH, University of California, Berkeley, USA 

Gendered exclusion from an unstable state: 

Guatemala’s domestic worker movement 

10:45 - 12:15 

484 Identity politics and skilled 

migration: Negotiating social justice 

issues 


Session Organizers: Glenda BONIFACIO, 

University of Lethbridge, Canada and Cynthia 

JOSEPH, Monash University, Australia 


Bernhard WEICHT, Utrecht University, Netherlands 

Loving carer or skilled worker: The social, political 

and economics construction of migrant care workers 

Bernadetta SIARA, City University London, United 

Kingdom 

Polish women in the British labour market: 

Experiences of de-skilling and re-skilling 

Floya ANTHIAS, Roehampton University, United 

Kingdom 

Resources, forms of capital and gender: Transnational 

mobility and mobilisation 

Cynthia JOSEPH, Monash University, Australia 

Malaysian immigrant women in Australia: Culture, 

education and work

Chrysanthi ZACHOU, American College of Greece, 

Greece and Evaggelia KALERANTE, University West 

Macedonia, Greece 

The impact of economic recession on Albanian 

female immigrants in Greece 

Margarida FONTES, LNEG/DINAMIA, Portugal and 

Emilia ARAUJO, U. Minho, Portugal 

Women and foreigners: Understanding the 

importance of mobility in science careers 

10:45 - 12:15 



Movements 

Joint Session 





12:30 - 14:00 



Session Organizer: Evangelia TASTSOGLOU, 

Saint Mary's University, Canada 

14:30 - 16:00 

581 Gender empowerment and 

microfinance: Theoretical and 

empirical perspectives 


Session Organizer: Bahira Sherif TRASK, 

University of Delaware, USA 


Stephne HERSELMAN, University of South Africa, 

South Africa 

Group-based activities, mutual support and poverty 

relief: Women in microfinance in South Africa 

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Nana Akua ANYIDOHO, University of Ghana, Ghana 

Gender empowerment and microfinance: Theoretical 

and empirical perspectives 

Veena POONACHA, Research Center for Women’s 

Studies, India 

Initiating social change through self-help groups: 

Case studies from Maharashtra 

Roohi GUPTA, Indian Institute of Management 

Calcutta, India 

Empowering women through profitable microfinance: 

A case study of Bandhan 

14:30 - 16:00 

580 From subordination to 

representation: Democratization, 

social justice and empowerment in 

the Middle East 


Session Organizers: Suaad Zayed 

AL-ORAIMI, UAE University and Nazanin 

SHAHROKNI, UC Berkeley, USA 

Chairs: Suaad Zayed AL-ORAIMI, UAE 

University and Nilay Cabuk KAYA, Ankara 



Katherine MEYER, The Ohio State University, USA and 

Anne PRICE, University of South Florida Polytechnic, USA 

Women's political action in the Middle East: 

Engagement and norms 

Rabab ABDULHADI, San Francisco State University, USA 

Producing knowledge for justice? Gender/sexuality 

studies and the consumption of Arabs and Muslims 

Nazanin SHAHROKNI, UC Berkeley, USA 

Ideologies in motion: Gender-segregated buses in 

Tehran, Iran

14:30 - 16:00 



Joint Session 








09:00 - 10:30 

617 Aging and the care crisis 


Session Organizer: Francesca DEGIULI, 

CUNY, USA 


Debra KING, Flinders University, Australia 

Whither the migrant workforce in community (in-home) 

aged care in Australia? 

Susanne GOETZ, Institute for Employment Researchm, 

Germany 

Reconciling paid work and care in Germany: Only a 

women`s matter? 

Lourdes BENERIA, Cornell University, USA and Maria 

MARTINEZ-IGLESIAS, Universitat Rovira i Virgili, Spain 

Economic crisis and elder care system in Spain 

Helma LUTZ, University of Frankfurt am Main, Germany 

The European divide: Care politics in Europe 

Karina BATTHYANY, Udelar, Uruguay 

Envejecimiento, cuidados y género 

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09:00 - 10:30 

618 Challenging the logic of 

neoliberalism: Labor-feminist 

coalitions and work-family policy 

campaigns 

Joint Session 





10:45 - 12:15 




academe 

Joint Session 





12:30 - 14:00 

726 Women, Islamic piety and social 

justice: ‘The headscarf ban’ at the 

intersections of intimate and public 



Session Organizer: Dilek CINDOGLU, Bilkent 


Chair: Nazanin SHAHROKNI, UC Berkeley, USA 

Panelists: Gul OZYEGIN, The College of 

William and Mary, USA; Ayse SAKTANBER, 

Middle East Technical University, Turkey; 

Gökce YURDAKUL, Humboldt University 

Berlin, Germany and Asli Cirakman DEVECI, 

Middle Eastern Technical University of 

Ankara, Turkey


Gul OZYEGIN, The College of William and Mary, 

USA 

Educated gender, unattached desires: Muslim pious 

women’s narratives 

Ayse SAKTANBER, Middle East Technical University, 

Turkey 

A paradoxical reconciliation: The headscarf issue as 

a search for social justice and democratization 

Dilek CINDOGLU, Bilkent University, Turkey 

The contested boundaries of the patriarchal political 

culture in Turkey: Women’s reputation, honor and the 

headscarf 

Leila BENHADJOUDJA, Université du Québec à 

Montréal, Canada 

Le féminisme islamique : Un contre-public subalterne ? 

14:30 - 16:00 

751 Violence, liberty and 

constitutionalism: Feminist 

perspectives 


Session Organizer and Chair: Kalpana 

KANNABIRAN, Council for Social 

Development, India 


Lotsmart FONJONG and Irene SAMA-LANG, 

University of Buea, Cameroon 

Rethinking existing strategies for promoting women’s 

land rights in Cameroon: Building gender capacity 

for male actors 

Linda CHRISTIANSEN-RUFFMAN, Saint Mary's 


Violence, liberty and constitutionalism: A historical 

and contemporary reflection from Atlantic Canada 

Veena POONACHA, Research Center for Women’s 

Studies, India 

Gender violence in conflict zones: A story from 

Gadchiroli, Maharashtra 

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14:30 - 16:00 

753 Women, poverty and the struggle 

for survival 


Session Organizers: Anita DASH, Ravenshaw 

University, India and Sattish SHARMA, HP 

University, India 


Sarah SILVA TELLES, Pontifícia Universidade Católica 


Women in poverty: Intergenerational experiences 

Jef HENDRICKX and Stef ADRIAENSSENS, University 

College Brussels, Belgium 

Why culture makes a difference: Explaining women’s 

prostitution by social closure and the traditionalist 

gender norm 

Patience ELABOR-IDEMUDIA, University of 


African immigrant women’s entrepreneurships in 

Canada as pathway for alleviating poverty: 

Challenges, conflicts and successes 

Molly CHATTOPADHYAY, Giridih, India 

Women miners of India: Gender wage gap 

Birendra SUNA, Chanderprabhu Jain College of 

Higher Studies, India 

Poverty eradication and women’s empowerment: A 

sociological setting of social capital & self-help groups 

16:15 - 17:45 

768 RC32 Round Table: The shifitng 

ground of feminist action and analysis 


Session Organizers: Vappu TYYSKA, Ryerson 

University, Canada and Linda 

CHRISTIANSEN-RUFFMAN, Saint Mary's 

University, Canada


Andreia de LIMA SILVA, Universidade Federal de 


Territorialidad e idiomas: Diálogos, memorias de la 

mujer de los movimientos sociales en la política de 

formación en el contexto de la productividad de la 

economía de reproducción 

Rosimeire SILVA, University of Coimbra, Portugal 

Women in the streets and affections: Revisiting the 

debate on the “affective turn” in feminist theory 

Solange SIMOES, Eastern Michigan University, USA 

Survey methodology and gender political inequality: 

Are imported questions undermeasuring women’s 

activism in the global south? 

Ligaya LINDIO-McGOVERN, Indiana University, USA 

Conducting international fieldwork: Methodological 

and ethical issues and their significance in 

conceptualizing feminist research 

Per WISSELGREN, Umeå University, Sweden 

‘Not too many ladies, but too few men’: On the gendered 

co-construction of social science and its publics 

769 RC32 Round Table: Women in social 

movements 



University Canada and Linda 




Elisabeth TUIDER and Miriam TRZECIAK, University of 

Kassel, Germany 

El movimiento de mujeres zapatistas – Una 

perspectiva poscolonial hacia las políticas de 

inclusión y el concepto de la democratización 

Sonia JAMES-WILSON, Catalyst Research and 

Development, USA and Laura JAMES, Laura James 

Fine Art, USA 

The nanny series: A postcolonial reading 

Aline Guizardi DELESPOSTE, Ana Louise CARVALHO 

FIUZA and Érika AMORIM, Universidade Federal de 

Viçosa, Brazil 

� 242 � 

Les femmes em mouviment : La participation politique 

contre les barrages et par les droits sociaux à la zona 

da mata de Minas Gerais – BR 

Danyelle Nilin GONÇALVES, Universidade Federal 

do Ceará, Brazil 

Cuidar de la comunidad: La actuación de las 

promotoras de paz 

770 RC32 Round Table: Women, 

mothers, families 



University, Canada and Linda 




Esther HERNÁNDEZ-MEDINA, Instituto Tecnológico 

de Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic 

“Take your rosaries out of our ovaries”: Counterhegemony, 

and the multiplier effects of the Dominican 

feminist movement 

Erika VAN ROMPAEY, Universidad de la República 

del Uruguay, Uruguay 

El cuidado social y las políticas públicas. Su 

incidencia en el empleo, la formación y cualificación 

de las trabajadoras en el cuidado en domicilio de 

dependientes: El caso barcelonés y montevideano 

Pilar GONALONS PONS, University of Wisconsin- 

Madison, USA 

Migrants at the service of gender equality, framing 

the resurgence of paid domestic workers in the EU 

Elzbieta Anna CZAPKA and Izabela LUCJAN, Marie 

Curie-Sklodowska University, Poland 

Socio-economic consequences of professional activity 

of women. A case of Poland 

Ana Josefina CUEVAS HERNANDEZ, Universidad de 

Colima, Mexico 

Empobrecimiento de la familia tras la ruptura o 

muerte de la pareja

RC33 


in Sociology 

Programme Coordinator: Nina BAUR, 

University of Berlin, Germany 


09:00 - 10:30 

31 RC33 Round Table: Empirical 

Methods in Aging Research. Part II 


Session Organizer: Godfrey St. BERNARD, 

The University of the West Indies, Trinidad 

and Tobago 


Verónica MONTES DE OCA, Universidad Nacional 

Autónoma de México, México, and Rogelio SAENZ, 

University of Texas at San Antonio, USA 

Salud, envejecimiento y migración Mexico-Estados 

Unidos: Una aproximación desde el curso de vida {*} 

Sanjukta DAS, Kendrapara Autonomous College, India 

Successful aging: A socio psychological prospective 

Patrick KUTSCHAR, Barbara MITTERLEHNER, Cornelia 

KRÜGER, Jürgen OSTERBRINK and Marco 

HUFNAGEL, Paracelsus Medical University, Austria 

Screening of the cognitive state as an important 

precondition of empirical research among older 

populations 

Elisabet CEDERSUND, Linköping University, Sweden 

Discursive positioning in everyday encounters in elder 

care 

Elena DEL BARRIO, Unai DIAZ-ORUETA, Mayte 

SANCHO, Javier YANGUAS and Elena URDANETA, 

Ingema-San Sebastián, Spain 

Un acercamiento al fenómeno housing a través de 

metodología cualitativa y cuantitativa {*} 

� 243 � 

José Mauricio ARGUELLES PEREZ, Instituto Tecnológico 

y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, Mexico 

Meaning of work and elderly 

Glaucia DESTRO DE OLIVEIRA, Universidade Estadual 


When the old person is the other 

32 RC33 Round Table: Epistemology 

and Research Design 




and Tobago 


A-chin HSIAU, Institute of Sociology, Taiwan 

Sociology as social memory: Narrative identity and 

knowledge construction in the study of “Chinese 

modernization” in post-war Taiwan 

Victor VAKHSHTAYN, Russian Presidential Academy of 

National Economy and Public Administration, Russia 

Sociologism and sociology: Cognitive styles of 

sociological explanation 

33 RC33 Round Table: Process- 

Oriented Methodology and Theories 

in Historical and Comparative 

Sociology. Part II 




and Tobago 


Cora ESCOLAR and Silvina FABRI, Universidad de 


Memoria y espacio social. La territorialización de la 

memoria 

Tamara GRIGOROWITSCHS, Universidade de São 

Paulo, Brazil 

El método comparativo de Max Weber: El papel de 

las tipologías del capitalismo en la comprensión de la 

economía moderna

José Antônio SILVA JUNIOR, Brazil 

La problemática en los estudios sociológicos de la 

democracia. Estudio comparativo sobre la 

democracia en Brasil y México 

Gonzalo SEID, Universidad de Buenos Aires - Instituto 

de Investigaciones Gino Germani, Argentina 

Reflexiones metodológicas sobre imágenes de clases 

sociales {*} 

Adriana GARCIA ANDRADE, Universidad Autónoma 


Una mirada más compleja del amor: Niveles 

analíticos y métodos específicos / Love as a scientific 

object: Analytical levels and specific methods {*} 

Márcia FRAGA SAMPAIO and Edna 

CHERNICHARO, Universidade do Estado do Rio de 


Memoria cultural: Guardiães da história e de 

tradições comunidade da mangueira-RJ 

34 RC33 Round Table: Qualitative 

Methods in the Sociology of 

Religion. Part III 



The University of the West Indies 


Celia ARRIBAS, Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil 

Creencias biografiadas: Reflexiones metodológicas 

sobre la pluralización confesional en Brasil 

Miguel ALGRANTI, CAEA-CONICET, Argentina 

Memoria e identidad religiosa 

Azucena REYES SUAREZ, and Leandro Ezequiel 

POTASCHNER, UNCuyo, Argentina 

Tensiones y negociaciones entre religión y política: El 

caso de la educación sexual en las escuelas en la 

provincia de Mendoza 

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12:30 - 14:00 


Theories in Historical and 


Joint Session 







Research 1 

Joint Session 







09:00 - 10:30 

209 Ethnography 


Session Organizers: Grit PETSCHICK and 

Robert J. SCHMIDT, Technical University 



Cecile VERMOT, Université Paris Descartes, France 

Fieldwork’s praxis, production of data and 

interpretation: A case study of anger and nostalgia 

Liliia ZEMNUKHOVA, Russian Presidential Academy 

of National Economy and Public Service, Russia 

Human-computer interaction: Between sociological 

theory and ethnographic data 

Rachel GONG, Stanford University, USA 

TWOP forums: Taking the pulse of an online community 

René TUMA, Technical University Berlin, Germany 

Ethnography of interpretation

Pavel STEPANTSOV, The Russian Presidential Academy 

of National Economy and Public Administration, Russia 

Methodological issues with interpretative 

comprehension of social actions: Analyzing 

interaction with contemporary art objects 

12:30 - 14:00 



Joint Session 







16:15 - 17:45 

393 Methodology and its Role in 

Interrogating Social and 

Demographic Dynamics 

Joint Session 







09:00 - 10:30 



Joint Session 






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10:45 - 12:15 

480 Experimental Sociology 


Session Organizer: Klarita GËRXHANI, 



Arthur SCHRAM, University of Amsterdam, 

Netherlands and Gary CHARNESS, University of 

California at Santa Barbara, USA 

Social and moral norms in the laboratory 

Klarita GERXHANI, University of Amsterdam, 

Netherlands, Jordi BRANDTS, Universitat de Autònoma 

de Barcelona, Spain and Arthur SCHRAM, University 

of Amsterdam, Netherlands 

The emergence of social structure: Employer 

information networks in an experimental labor market 

Mariano SANA, Vanderbilt University, USA, 

Alexander WEINREB, University of Texas at Austin, 

USA and Guy STECKLOV, Hebrew University, Israel 

Testing social theory with a survey experiment: 

Simmel’s stranger and social distance 

Karmo KROOS, Tallinn University, Estonia 

Crucial case study of case studies 

Stefan DEISSLER, University of Göttingen, Germany 

Explaining the survival of guerrilla organizations: The 

pros and cons of virtual experiments {*} 

12:30 - 14:00 




Joint Session 







09:00 - 10:30 



Joint Session 






10:45 - 12:15 

669 Methods for the Sociological 

Analysis of Affect and Emotion 1 


Session Organizers: Regine HERBRIK, 

Technical University Berlin, Germany and 

Christian von SCHEVE, Free University Berlin, 

Germany 

Chairs: Gesche SCHAUENBURG, Free 

University Berlin, Germany and Sonja 

FÜCKER, Free University Berlin, Germany 


Mary HOLMES, Flinders University, Adelaide, Australia 

Feeling your way: Exploring emotional reflexivity in 

joint interviews with couples in distance relationships 

Gabrielle LE BIHAN, Loïc DESCHAMPS, Charles 

LENAY and Dominique AUBERT, TSH, Université de 

Technologie de Compiègne, France 

Remote communication of emotions through a tactile 

device 

Stefan HOEHNE, Humboldt University Berlin, Germany 

The outraged passenger – Complaint letters as 

sources for sociology of emotions 

Deborah GOULD, University of California Santa Cruz, 

USAG 

When your data make you cry: Feelings in research 

� 246 � 

Natàlia CANTO-MILA and Francesc NUÑEZ, 

Universitat Oberta de Catalunya/UOC, Spain 

The communication of the invisible – The grounded 

theory and autobiographic interviews as a way for 

exploring the field of emotions 

12:30 - 14:00 

709 Methods for the Sociological 

Analysis of Affect and Emotion 2 


Session Organizers and Chairs: Regine 

HERBRIK, Technical University Berlin, 

Germany and Stefan HÖHNE, Humboldt 

Universität Berlin, Germany 


Alice POMA, EEHA-CSIC, Sevilla, Spain and 

Tommaso GRAVANTE, Universidad de Sevilla, Sevilla, 

Spain 

The role of emotions in protest. A proposal of analysis 

Wijbrandt VAN SCHUUR, University of Groningen, 

Netherlands 

An ordinal IRT model for the circular analysis of affect 

and emotions 

Jens AMBRASAT and Gesche SCHAUENBURG, Free 

University Berlin, Germany 

Large scale data for analyzing sentiments of subcultures 

14:30 - 16:00 

732 Analyzing Communities on the 

Internet 


Session Organizers and Chairs: Melanie 

WENZEL, Technical University Berlin, 

Germany and Andreas PETROVAJIA, 

University of Ljubljana, Slovenia 


Vivien SOMMER, Chemnitz University of Technology, 

Germany 

Personal and collective memory making in the World 

Wide Web – History from below?

Elson MENEGAZZO, State University of Campinas, 

Brazil 

Dissolving interviews into conversations: Participating 

in the everyday life of international migrants 

Mirko ANTINO, Stefano DE MARCO and José Manuel 

ROBLES, Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain 

Assesing a measurement model for digital political 

participation {*} 

16:15 - 17:45 

765 Methods for Sociology of Memory 

(Spanish Language Session) 


Session Organizers: Alejandro BAER and 

Bernt SCHNETTLER, Bayreuth University, 

Germany 


Natalia CROCCO, Universidad de Buenos Aires, 

Argentina 

El análisis crítico del discurso como herramienta de 

investigación en los estudios de memoria 

Luciana MESSINA, Universidad de Buenos Aires, 

Argentina 

La práctica testimonial sobre la experiencia 

concentracionaria en Argentina 

Cora ESCOLAR and Silvina FABRI, Universidad de 


Memoria y espacio social. La territorialización de la 

memoria 

Dolores SAN JULIAN, Universidad de Buenos Aires, 

Argentina 

Formas de interpelación sobre el pasado reciente: El 

"día nacional de la memoria" en el ex centro 

clandestino de detención mansión Seré-Atila 

Antar MARTÍNEZ GUZMAN, Universidad de Colima, 

Mexico 

La perspectiva narrativa en la investigación social 

sobre identidad {*} 

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RC34 


Programme Coordinators: James COTE, 

University of Western Ontario, Canada; 

Ani WIERENGA, University of Melbourne, 

Australia and Howard WILLIAMSON, 

University of Glamorgan, United Kingdom 


09:00 - 10:30 

22 New Alliances among the Young: 

Political Action, Citizenship, and 

Engagement 


Session Organizer: Howard WILLIAMSON, 

University of Glamorgan 

Chair: Ani WIERENGA, University of Melbourne 


Anna-Britt COE, Isabel GOICOLEA and Ann 

ÖHMAN, Umeå University, Sweden 

How do gender hierarchies matter for young people’s 

political action? Youth activism on sexual health in 

Ecuador and Peru 

Darcie VANDEGRIFT, Drake University, USA 

Captain America and Simón Bolivar: Symbolic 

boundaries and political subjectivity in Venezuelan 

young adult interviews 

Marina CAMPUSANO, UNNE, Argentina 

Comunicación comunitaria y juventud: 

¿Reconfiguraciones del ser joven? 

Celeste GOMEZ ROMERO, Observatorio de 

Juventud, Paraguay and Anibal CABRERA 

ECHEVERRIA, Paraguay Educa, Paraguay 

Political culture of rural young people in Misiones, 

Paraguay

Miriam KRIGER, CONICET-UBA-FLACSO, Argentina 

Modelos de ciudadanía y su rol en la construcción 

política de la nación, como proyecto común: Un 

análisis de las representaciones de jóvenes 

egresantes del sistema escolar (Ciudad de Buenos 

Aires y Conurbano Bonarense, 2010-11) 

Mariela EDELSTEIN, Universidad nacional de 

Córdoba, Argentina 

Lelikelen, una experiencia de identidad colectiva y 

nuevas oportunidades {*} 

Alexia MASSHOLDER, CONICET-UBA, Argentina 

El surgimiento de la revista pasado y presente. Una 

mirada desde lo generacional {*} 

10:45 - 12:15 

75 RC34 Round Table: Desigualdades y 

precariedades en las trayectorias 

laborales / Inequalities and 

precariousness in employment 

trajectories 


Session Organizer: Claudia JACINTO, 

CONICET/IDES, Argentina 


Dan WOODMAN, University of Melbourne, Australia 

The young precariat: How the rise of precarious 

employment is reshaping youth inequality 

Pablo Ernesto PEREZ and Mariana BUSSO, CEIL- 

PIETTE/CONICET, Argentina 

Los jóvenes argentinos y la "imprevisibilidad" de sus 

trayectorias laborales 

Maria Carla CORROCHANO, Universidade Federal 

de São Carlos, Brazil 

Searching for a “true work”: The paths and projects 

of the poor youth at São Paulo 

Patricia VENDRAMIN, Fondation Travail-Université, 

Belgium 

Generations at work and social cohesion 

Alicia KOSSOY, Ministerio de Trabajo, Argentina 

Formas identitarias de la precariedad: El trabajo de 

los jóvenes de clases populares 

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76 RC34 Round Table: Efectos de las 

características y cambios de la 

economia sobre el empleo juvenil / 

Effects of economy changes on 

youth employment 


Session Organizer: Rosa María 

CAMARENA-CÓRDOVA, Universidad 

Nacional Autónoma de México 


Verónica ARDENGHI, Universidad Autonoma de 


Jóvenes y trabajo en la España de la crisis: Entre el 

desempleo y la precariedad laboral 

María Isabel DOMÍNGUEZ GARCÍA, Centro de 

Investigaciones Psicológicas y Sociológicas (CIPS), Cuba 

Juventud-trabajo en el caso cubano. Impactos del 

reordenamiento económico actual 

Juan Ignacio BONFIGLIO, Instituto de Investigaciones 

Gino Germani, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Efectos del cambio estructural sobre las trayectorias 

ocupacionales de jóvenes de sectores populares en la 

Argentina de fines de siglo XX 

77 RC34 Round Table: Nuevos 

fenomenos laborales en un mundo 

globalizado / New labour 

phenomena in a globalized world 


Session Organizer: Ada FREYTES FREY, 

University of Avellaneda, Argentina 


Minori MATSUTANI, Kyoto University, Japan 

Career building in the process of migration: 

Contemporary Japanese youth emigrants to China 

Anjali BHATIA, University of Delhi, India 

Constitution of youth in fast food culture: An inquiry 

into global-local dynamics in contemporary India 

Maritza URTEAGA, Escuela Nacional de 

Antropologia e Historia,Mexico 

Creatividad y emprendimiento juvenil en la ciudad de 

México

Satoshi IDO, Aichi Prefectural University, Japan 

Social function as intermediate group of leisure 

service industry in local community in a Japanese 

mountain village 

78 RC34 Round Table: Políticas de 

formación laboral y de empleo 

juvenil / Youth employment and 

training policies 


Session Organizer: Ana MIRANDA, 

FLACSO, Argentina 


Steven Sek-yum NGAI, Ngan-pun NGAI, Chinese 

University of Hong Kong and Chau-kiu CHEUNG, 

City University of Hong Kong 

Pathways from school to work: Can service 

participation and social capital improve 

developmental outcomes of economically 

disadvantaged youth? 

Chin-Chun YI, Ming-Yi CHANG, Academia Sinica, 

Taiwan and Gang-Hua FAN, Shih-Hsin University, Taiwan 

The effect of educational and occupation status on 

adolescent depressive trajectories in Taiwan 

Mikito TERACHI, University of Tokyo, Japan 

Self-development and plurality of self for Japanese 

youths: An analysis of undergraduate students from a 

perspective of interpersonal skill gap 

Dr. Franziska SCHREYER, Institute for Employment 

Research, Germany 

Activation without work? The sanctioning of jobless 

youth by employment services in Germany 

Verónica MILLENAAR, UNGS-IDES, Buenos Aires, 

Argentina 

¿Profesionalización, orientación o acercamiento al 

trabajo? Incidencias de la formación profesional en 

las trayectorias laborales de mujeres jóvenes de bajos 

recursos 

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79 RC34 Round Table: Subjetividades, 

representaciones sociales y sentidos 

del trabajo / Subjectivities, labour 

representations and meanings 


Session Organizer: María Eugenia LONGO, 

LEST-CNRS, France 


Fabiana ESPÍNDOLA, El Colegio de México, Mexico 

Jóvenes y trabajo: ¿De la aleatoriedad al 

distanciamiento? 

María Eugenia LONGO, LEST-CNRS, France 

Singularización, heterogeneización y desigualdad: El 

peso de las disposiciones laborales en la 

diferenciación de las trayectorias de jóvenes 

Charles dos SANTOS, Universidade Federal de São 


Juventud y trabajo en la agroindustria cañaviera de 

Alagoas (Brasil) 

Sampson BLAIR, the State University of New York, USA 

Adolescents’ occupational aspirations: The changing 

nature of family and individual influence 

Camila DELEO, Marina ADAMINI and Julieta 

LONGO, CONICET, Argentina 

Trayectorias laborales y sentidos del trabajo: 

Repercusiones de la precariedad laboral en la 

valoración del trabajo de los jóvenes 

12:30 - 14:00 

119 Itinerary of research on youth 

studies in Argentina: Key analysis, 

perspectives and interdisciplinary 

views 


Chairs: Pedro NUNEZ, FLACSO-CONICET, 

Argentina and Carles FEIXA, University of 

Lleida, Spain 

Discussant: Melina VAZQUEZ, Instituto de 

Investigaciones Gino Germani FSOC-UBA, 

Argentina


Pablo VOMMARO, IIGG-UBA/CONICET/CLACSO, 

Argentina 

Balance crítico y perspectivas acerca de los estudios 

sobre juventudes y participación política en la 

Argentina (1960-2010) 

Mariana CHAVES, CONICET-UNLP-UNTREF, 

Argentina 

A 6 años del informe "investigaciones sobre 

juventudes en Argentina: Estado del arte en ciencias 

sociales" (2006): Trayectorias de investigación y 

emergencia de un campo de estudios 

Silvia ELIZALDE, CONICET/IIEGE-FILO-UBA, Argentina 

Articulaciones entre género, sexualidad y edad en los 

estudios de juventud: Presupuestos ideológicos y 

operaciones de la crítica 

Silvia GUEMUREMAN and Mariela MACRI, GEIA- 

IIGG-UBA, Argentina 

La configuración del campo de estudios sobre 

juventud, adolescencia e infancia en Argentina a 

partir de la recuperación de la democracia 

14:30 - 16:00 

164 Juvenile violence, policing and 

access to justice 


Session Organizer: Arturo ALVARADO, El 

Colegio de México, México 


Julia PASIN, Universidad de Buenos Aires, IIGG - 


Prevención social del delito orientada a jóvenes en la 

ciudad de Buenos Aires 

Noemi EHRENFELD LENKIEWICZ, Universidad 

Autónoma Metropolitana, Mexico 

Youth studying at a public university: Perceptions and 

experiences of violence 

Suzana Santos LIBARDI and Lucia Rabello de 

CASTRO, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 

“Subtle” violence: Young people’s interactions in peer 

groups at school 

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Eduardo GEORJÃO FERNANDES, Mariana CHIES 

SANTOS, Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio 

Grande do Sul, Brazil, Mariana GARCIA, 

Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Brazil, Arthur 

AMARAL REIS, Fabiane SIMIONI, Eduardo 

GUTIERREZ CORNELIUS and Cássio ROCHA DE 

MACEDO, Univerisdade Federal do Rio Grande do 

Sul, Brazil 

Juvenile justice in Brazil 

Maria Guadalupe VEGA-LOPEZ and Guillermo Julian 

GONZALEZ-PEREZ, University of Guadalajara, 

Mexico 

Bullying at secondary school: analyzing the profile of 

the aggressor 

Luciene JIMENEZ, Universidades Anhanguera/ 

UNIBAN, Brazil 

El género de la “delincuencia” {*} 


09:00 - 10:30 

216 Mass higher education, 

employment opportunities, and 

youth 


Session Organizer: Vinod CHANDRA, 

University of Lucknow, India 


Sandra FACHELLI and Jordi PLANAS, Autonomous 

University of Barcelona, Spain, 

How does the crisis affect employability insertion of 

university graduates in a context of high youth 

unemployment? 

Hans DIETRICH, Institue for employment research, 

Germany 

Effects of tuition fees and socioeconomic background 

on the educational decision for higher education 

Smita VERMA, Isabella Thoburn College, Lucknow, 

India 

Women in higher education in globalized India: The 

travails of inclusiveness and social equality

Sarah PICKARD, Université Sorbonne Nouvelle, 

France 

The democratisation of higher education in England 

and France: Greater and wider participation? 

Siri HETTIGE, University of Colombo, Sri Lanka 

Higher education, youth unemployment and social 

justice in Sri Lanka 

Arvind Narayan MISHRA, Government of Uttar 

Pradesh, India 

Mass higher education, employment opportunities 

and youth {*} 

Wivian WELLER, University of Brasilia, Brazil 

Academic experiences and plans for the future of 

young black women of low income families at the 

University of Brasilia, Brazil {*} 

Ieva KARKLINA, Aleksandrs ALEKSANDROVS and Ilze 

KOROLEVA, University of Latvia, Latvia 

Occupational choice for personal vs. public benefit: 

Comparison of soviet and post-soviet youth cohorts {*} 

René BENDIT, Ana MIRANDA and Agustina CORICA, 

FLACSO, Argentina, 

Youth transitions to adulthood in a globalized world: 

High-school graduates itineraries in Argentina 10 

years later {*} 

Maria Carla CORROCHANO, Universidade Federal 

de São Carlos, Brazil 

Education, work and youth: Research and public 

policies in Brazil {*} 

10:45 - 12:15 

264 RC34 Round Table: Class, place and 

identity 


Session Organizer: Natalia WAECHTER, 

Institute for Advanced Studies, Austria 


Johanna WYN and Hernan CUERVO, The University 

of Melbourne, Australia 

Young people, place and identity: Young Australians 

in relation to rural settings 

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Sven MOERCH, Helle ANDERSEN and Torben 

BECHMANN JENSEN, Copenhagen University, Denmark 

Youth and culture in late modern Europe 

Elias LE GRAND, Swedish School of Textiles, Borås, 

Sweden 

The symbolic power of class: Individualisation and 

young working-class identities 

Nadia HAKIM, Open University of Catalonia, Spain 

Social geographies: Identity construction among young 

people in peripheral neighbourhoods of Barcelona 

265 RC34 Round Table: Identity 

construction processes between 


experiences. Part I 


Session Organizer: Mariana CHAVES, 

CONICET-UNLP-UNTREF 


Pablo Francisco DI LEO, Ana Clara CAMAROTTI, 

Pablo Daniel BORDA, Victoria FARINA, Mariana 

GONZALEZ, Natalia Laura GONZALEZ, Martín 

GÜELMAN, Romina RAMÍREZ, Sebastián Ezequiel 

SUSTAS, María Cecilia TOURIS, María Soledad 

VÁZQUEZ and Alejandro Marcelo VILLA, Instituto de 



Identidades, soportes y experiencias biográficas: 

Heterogeneidades y regularidades en los procesos de 

individuación de jóvenes en barrios marginalizados 

del área metropolitana de Buenos Aires 

Pedro BRAVO REINOSO, Colectivo Internacional de 

Pensamiento y Prácticas de Infancia y Juventudes, Paraguay 

El cuerpo como manifestación política de las culturas 

juveniles 

Sara Victoria ALVARADO SALGADO, Héctor Fabio 

OSPINA SERNA, María Camila OSPINA ALVARADO 

and Jhoana PATIÑO LOPEZ, Centro de estudios 

avanzados en niñez y juventud- CINDE-U, Colombia 

Ampliación de sentidos sobre las prácticas políticas 

de los jóvenes vinculados a siete movimientos sociales 

en Colombia: Jóvenes performando lo político, 

construcción social de identidad y subjetividad

Rita Alves OLIVEIRA, Pontifícia Universidade Católica 


Usos de las tecnologías digitales y construcción de 

identidades colectivas por grupos de jóvenes de São 

Paulo 

Alicia KOSSOY, Ministerio de Trabajo, Argentina 

Identidad social de jovenes suburbanos de clases 

populares en Argentina 

266 RC34 Round Table: Identity 

construction processes between 


experiences. Part II 


Session Organizer: Julieta INFANTINO, 



Paulo CARRANO, Universidade Federal Fluminense, 

Brazil, Juarez DAYRELL, Universidade Federal de 

Minas Gerais, Brazil and Elmir ALMEIDA, 


Sociability, leisure and development of lifestyles of 

young people in contemporary Brazilian reality 

Mariela MOSQUEIRA, CONICET y Universidad de 


Procesos de construcción de subjetividades juveniles 

en comunidades evangélico-pentecostales en el Área 

metropolitana de Buenos Aires 

Otavio RAPOSO CIES-ISCTE/IUL, Portugal 

"Nosotros somos una familia". La construcción de la 

identidad b-boy 

Irapuan Peixoto LIMA FILHO, Universidade Estadual 

do Ceará, Brazil 

Lifestyle and social networks in the Brazil’s rock and 

roll fans 

267 RC34 Round Table: Identity, 

education and resistance 


Session Organizer: Pedro NUNEZ, FLACSO- 


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Jens Lunnan HJORT, University of Oslo, Norway 

Young people’s assessments of factors for doing well 

in life: A comparative examination of Norwegian and 

British youth survey data 

Sylvain MARTET, Université du Québec à Montréal, 

Canada 

“Subgenrification” as a cultural strategy 

Tomohiko ASANO, Tokyo Gakugei University, Japan 

Multiple selves and identity capital among Japanese 

university students 

268 RC34 Round Table: Youth activism 

and resistance in the process of 

identity construction 


Session Organizer: Ada FREYTES FREY, 

University of Avellaneda, Argentina 


Nicole GALLANT, Institut national de la recherche 

scientifique, Canada 

Scales of community and solidarity in the global age: 

Le role of collective activism in shaping identities 

among (national minority) youth 

Aletta DIEFENBACH, Freie Universität Berlin, Germany 

Young, Muslim and German: Precarious identity 

constructions and the need for communal belonging 

Jamile GUIMARAES, Universidade Federal da Bahia, 

Brazil 

Youth participation as an individuation and 

socialization experience: Rebuilding identity 

Ranmalie JAYASINHA, University of New South 

Wales, Australia and Joanne TRAVAGLIA, University of 

New South Wales, Australia 

Multiple sources of belonging, difference and 

resistance: Conceptualising second generation youth 

identity(s) and experience(s) 

Ana Karina BRENNER, Universidade do Estado do 


Youth activism in political parties: A case study with 

university students

12:30 - 14:00 

321 Working with, for, and through 

young people: Community, public 

care and custody 


Chair: Trudi COOPER, Edith Cowan 



Ilze TRAPENCIERE, University of Latvia, Latvia 

Social and vocational integration of youth leaving 

residential care 

Hugo César MORENO HERNANDEZ, Universidad 

Iberoamericana, Mexico 

Pandillas, estado penal y desciudadanización 

Sinead GORMALLY, University of Strathclyde, 

Scotland 

Defending your people: The role of street gangs in 

maintaining the integrity of economically deprived 

communities 

Maurice DEVLIN, National University of Ireland, Ireland 

Trends and tensions in the professionalization of 

youth work 

Michael HEATHFIELD, Harold Washington College, 

USA 

Chicago voices: Youth workers struggling with 

schooling and welfare 

Maximiliano CARNEIRO-DA-CUNHA, Circe 

MONTEIRO and Antonio ROAZZI, Universidade 

Federal de Pernambuco-UFPE, Brasil 

Criminal experiences of youth: Investigating reasons 

and sentiments of young offenders {*} 

Maria ALEU, CONICET-FLACSO, Argentina 

Los vínculos emocionales de respeto desde la perspectiva 

de los estudiantes de escuelas secundarias {*} 

14:30 - 16:00 

331 Citizenship and in/exclusion 


Session Organizer: Darcie VANDERGRIFT, 

Drake University, USA 

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Paola CARRIEL and Rodrigo Reis NAVARRO, 

Universidade Federal do Paraná, Brazil 

Majority age and exclusion of poor youth in Brazil 

Marcela Alejandra PAIS ANDRADE, UBA/ 

CONICET/UADER, Argentina 

Jóvenes ciudadanxs y derechos culturales 

Fabiana ESPÍNDOLA, El Colegio de México, Mexico 

Desigualdad social: Un reto para el desarrollo 

ciudadano de los jóvenes montevideanos 

Miriam KRIGER, CONICET-UBA-FLACSO, Argentina 

and Hernán FERNANDEZ-CID, FLACSO, Argentina 

Los jóvenes y la construcción de identidad 

ciudadana. De la identificación del "ciudadano 

ideal" a la propuesta de acción. Una aproximación a 

las acciones y relatos de ciudadanía de jóvenes 

escolarizados de CABA y conurbano 

16:15 - 17:45 

387 Generations and intergenerational 

relationships in the global age 


Session Organizers: Dan WOODMAN, 

University of Melbourne, Australia and Carles 

FEIXA, University of Lleida, Spain 

Chair: Carmen LECCARDI, University of 

Milan-Biococca, Italy 


Pam NILAN, University of Newcastle, Australia 

Intergenerational family relations and career choice 

of young people in Indonesia 

Sanna AALTONEN, Finnish Youth Research Society, 

Finland and Sakari KARVONEN, National Institute for 

Health and Welfare, Finland 

Young people’s aspirations in the context of 

intergenerational relations 

Gilberto GERIBOLA MORENO, Universidade de São 

Paulo, Brazil 

Generations relationships in the periphery of São Paulo

Peter KELLY, Deakin University, Australia 

Growing up after the GFC: Untimely re-imaginings of 

identity, democracy and enterprise 

Sandra WOLANSKI, Universidad de Buenos Aires, 

Argentina 

Entre jóvenes transformadores y militantes históricos: 

Generaciones y práctica gremial entre los 

trabajadores/as telefónicos de la Ciudad de Buenos 

Aires 

Sebastian FUENTES, CONICET/FLACSO/Untref, 

Argentina 

“Cambios": Un análisis de las relaciones 

intergeneracionales en torno al rugby y la escuela 

privada {*} 

Marilena NAKANO, Maria Elena VILLAR E VILLAR 

and Vanderlei MARIANO, Centro Universitário 

Fundação Santo André, Brazil 

Jeunes travailleurs universitaires : D’une génération à 

l’autre, changements et continuités {*} 


09:00 - 10:30 

435 Keywords in youth studies 


Session Organizer: Nancy LESKO, Columbia 

University 


Susan TALBURT, Georgia State University, USA 

Introduction to keywords in youth studies 

Carles FEIXA, University of Lleida, Spain 

Leisure 

Martha MARIN, Colombia 

Subcultures 

Nancy LESKO, Columbia University, USA 

Enchantment in youth studies 

� 254 � 

10:45 - 12:15 

517 Young people as actors of 

development in transitional 

countries: Ethnic majority and 

minority youth 


Chair: Ilze KOROLEVA, University of Latvia 


Natalia WAECHTER, Institute for Advanced Studies, 

Austria 

Ethnic identity, European identity and european 

participation of youth in the eastern EU border region 

Inta MIERINA, University of Warsaw, Poland and 

Ritma RUNGULE, Rîga Stradin‚š University, Latvia 

Youth and political alienation in post-communist 

countries 

Grey MAGAIZA, South Africa 

Social entrepreneurship as an inclusive youth 

development strategy in South Africa 

Doris BUEHLER-NIEDERBERGER and Jessica 

SCHWITTEK, University of Wuppertal, Germany 

Youth in Kyrgyzstan – Structures, orientations, 

tensions {*} 

Rene UNDA, UPS-CLACSO, Ecuador 

Acción colectiva juvenil y transición democrática en 

el Ecuador: Formas asociativas juveniles en el 

gobierno de la “revolución ciudadana” {*} 

Veronica FILARDO, Universidad de la República, Uruguay 

Transiciones a la vida adulta en Uruguay: Fractura 

múltiple expuesta {*} 

12:30 - 14:00 

565 Youth cultures and new social 

movements in the context of the 

digital revolution 


Session Organizer: Dan WOODMAN, 

University of Melbourne 

Chair: Airi-Alina ALLASTE, Tallinn University


Sandra RODRIGUEZ, University of Montreal, 

Montreal, Canada 

Catching youth’s drift: Understanding collective action 

among a Web 2.0 driven generation 

Kate TILLECZEK and Ron SRIGLEY, University of Prince 

Edward Island, Canada 

Technology’s paradox: Theorizing digital media and 

young lives 

Luke GOODE, University of Auckland, New Zealand 

Pirate politics and digital ethics 

Joaquín LINNE and Diego BASILE, UBA-IIGG, Argentina 

Usos de las netbooks estatales en jóvenes 

adolescentes de sectores populares 

Natalia GARRIDO, UBA-CONICET, Argentina 

Youth socio-political participation in Buenos Aires 

and São Paulo. Public space and use of ICT 

Natalya KOMAROVA, Russia 

The influence of the mass media on youth 

socialization in modern society: The case of Russia {*} 

14:30 - 16:00 

605 Youth cultures from a cosmopolitan 

perspective 


Session Organizer: Vincenzo CICCHELLI, 

Gemass, France 


Charlotte FABIANSSON, Victoria University, Australia 

Ethnic young people’s experiences of feeling valued 

and safe in a multicultural cosmopolitan society 

Nicole GALLANT Institut national de la recherche 

scientifique, Canada and Michele ALTOMONTE, 

Università di Torino, Italy 

Transnational youth subcultures as pathways to 

cosmopolitan openness 

Steve THREADGOLD, University of Newcastle, Australia 

Cosmopolitan class? Cruise ship training and 

employment in south East Asia the transnational 

relationally of class inequality 

� 255 � 

José Antonio TREJO SANCHEZ, Universidad 


Rebeldes del Maguey: Rituales de interacción en el 

punk toluqueño 

Vinícius TEIXEIRA PINTO, UFSM, Brazil 

Rap en Santa Maria (Brasil): Hacia una comprensión 

contextual del habitus del hip-hop {*} 

Airi-Alina ALLASTE, Tallinn University, Estonia 

Deviant or distinctive subcultures? Translocal 

subcultural trends in eastern european context {*} 

Ken ROBERTS, University of Liverpool, United Kingdom 

Youth cultures and social change {*} 

Silvia Victoria VALENCIA, Generations and 

intergenerational relationships in the global age, 

Colombia 

Música e indumentaria, formas de relación juvenil {*} 

Ichiyo HABUCHI, Hirosaki University, Japan 

Anxiety for marriage among Japanese youth {*} 


10:45 - 12:15 

673 Priorities in youth studies in the 

BRICS countries: Changes and 

challenges for the future 


Session Organizer: Tom DWYER, University 


Discussant: Peilin LI, Chinese Academy of 

Social Sciences, China 


Ishwar MODI, Indian Sociological Society, India 

Youth in India: Aspirations and Challenges 

Jay GOVENDER, Nelson Mandela Metropolitan 

University, South Africa 

Towards social justice and democracy: Unraveling 

South African youth in the education and labour 

market systems

Mikhail GORSHKOV, Institute of Sociology of the 


A review of major themes and questions in youth 

studies in post-reform Russia 

Chunling LI, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, China 

Expansion of high education and equalization of 

educational attainment in China 

Tom DWYER, University of Campinas, Brazil 

Contemporary perspectives of Brazilian youth 

sociology 

12:30 - 14:00 

712 Open session on the Forum theme: 

Social justice and democratization 


Session Organizer: Ani WIERENGA, 

University of Melbourne, Austrlia 

Chair: Howard WILLIAMSON, University of 

Glamorgan, United Kingdom 


Amana MATTOS, Universidade do Estado do Rio de 


Meanings of freedom for young people: Tensions 

between individual and collective life 

Jamile GUIMARAES, Universidade Federal da Bahia, 

Brazil 

Sexuality as a citizenship right: Social participation in 

young homossexuals’ mentality change 

Hernan CUERVO, University of Melbourne, Australia 

From egalitarianism to meritocracy: The spatial 

metamorphosis of social justice in youth transition to 

adulthood 

Ani WIERENGA, University of Melbourne, Australia 

The future, democratic practice, and learning for 

global citizenship 

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14:30 - 16:00 

746 Special session on the Forum 

theme: Are the available youth 

sociology discourses adequate to 

capture the biggest questions of our 

time? Where are we going, what 

are we missing? 


Session Organizer: Ani WIERENGA, 


Chair: Howard WILLIAMSON, University of 

Glamorgan, United Kingdom 


James COTE, University of Western Ontario, Canada 

“It’s the Political Economy, ------!” 

Breitner TAVARES, University of Alagoas, Brazil 

Sociology of youth: From deviant youth to the youth’s 

contemporary protagonism 

16:15 - 17:45 



Chair: James COTE, University of Western 

Ontario, Canada

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Programme Coordinator: David 

STRECKER, University of Jena, Germany 


09:00 - 10:30 

9 Community: A Key Sociological 

Concept 


Session Organizers: Pablo DE MARINIS, 


Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina and 

Alejandro BIALAKOWSKY, Instituto de 

Investigaciones Gino Germani-Universidad de 


Chair: Victoria HAIDAR, CONICET, Argentina 

Co-Chair: Ana Lucía GRONDONA, 



Daniel ALVARO, UBA/CONICET/Paris 8, Buenos 


El concepto moderno de comunidad 

Paulina Perla ARONSON, Instituto de Investigaciones 

Gino Germani, Universidad de Buenos Aires, 

Argentina 

La complementariedad entre comunidad y sociedad 

según Weber 

Pablo DE MARINIS and Alejandro BIALAKOWSKY, 

Instituto de Investigaciones Gino Germani, Universidad 


Notes for a sociological theory of community 

(Analyzing the dimensions of an endless discussion) 

Gabriel LICEAGA, Argentina 

La "comunidad" como categoría de interpretación de las 

luchas por el territorio en la Argentina contemporánea 

� 257 � 

Mariano SASIN, Universidad de Buenos Aires, 

Argentina 

The community of society: Some notes on the ubiquity 

of the notion of community in the theory of society of 

Niklas Luhmann {*} 

10:45 - 12:15 

61 Epistemological challenges presented 

by the experience of modernity in 

non-Western contexts 1 


Session Organizer: Sergio TAVOLARO, 

University of Brasília, Brazil 

Chair: Oliver KOZLAREK, Universidad 

Michoacana de San Nicolás de Hidalgo, 

Mexico 


Josué SILVA, UNICAMP, Brazil 

Critical note on citizenship in Brazil 

Emil Albert SOBOTTKA 1,2 , Maria Eduarda OTA3 and 

João Carlos BASSANI3 , (1)Pontifical Catholic 

Universyty at Porto Alegre, Brazil, (2)National Counsel 

of Technological and Scientific Development, Brazil, 

(3)Pontifical Catholic University at Porto Alegre, Brazil 

From the individual feelings of injustice to the 

collective struggles: Challenges to the theory of 

recognition 

Dimas FLORIANI, Universidade Federal do Paraná, Brazil 

Actores, racionalidades y redes de significación en 

un cuadro de modernidades y culturas múltiples 

Daniela SANT’ANA, José Edmilson SOUZA-LIMA and 

Dimas FLORIANI, Universidade Federal do Paraná, 

Brazil 

Limits of the new social movements theory to 

comprehend the environmentalism of the poor: A 

brief tematic overlook

12:30 - 14:00 

136 Subjectivity, symbolic power and 



Session Organizers: Jochen DREHER, 

University of Konstanz, Germany; Hermilio 

SANTOS, Pontificia Universidade Catolica de 

Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil and Daniela LOPEZ, 


Chair: Daniela LOPEZ, Universidad de 



Thomas S. EBERLE, University of St. Gallen, 

Switzerland, Switzerland 

Social justice and the implications of actors’ subjective 

perspectives 

Hisashi NASU, Waseda University, Japan 

An alternative way to inquire into social justice 

Nikita KHARLAMOV, National Research University- 


Hybrid subjectivity and understanding of social 

action: On the phenomenology of ambivalence 

Jochen DREHER, University of Konstanz, Germany 

Subjectivity, relevance and the constitution of social justice 


10:45 - 12:15 

262 Power and slavery 


Session Organizers: David STRECKER, 

University of Jena, Germany and Resarch 

Committee on Political Power Ipsa RC 36 

Chair: Craig BROWNE, University of Sydney, 

Australia 


Claudia MARTINEZ MULLEN, Rhodes University, 

South Africa 

Neo-liberal structural powers within the workplace: 

Workers or slaves? 

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David STRECKER, University of Jena, Germany 

“Power and violence are opposites”: Reflections on a 

self-delusion of political thought in light of slavery 

André DRUMOND, Universidade Federal de Minas 


Monarchy and slavery in the political thought of 

Castro Alves 

12:30 - 14:00 

293 Epistemological challenges presented 

by the experience of modernity in 

non-Western contexts 2 


Session Organizer: Sergio TAVOLARO, 

University of Brasília 

Chair: Sergio TAVOLARO, University of Brasília 


Volker H. SCHMIDT, National University of Singapore, 

Singapore 

Challenges of global modernity 

Raewyn CONNELL and Nour DADOS, University of 


Theories of market society on a world scale 

Sergio COSTA, Freie Universität Berlin, Germany 

Which sociology? Exploring “non-western” interferences 

Cláudio COSTA PINHEIRO, Getulio Vargas 

Foundation, Brazil 

Unimagined modernities. Rabindranath Tagore 

posthumous writings and other forms of Brazilian 

post-colonial imagination regarding India 

14:30 - 16:00 

352 Postcolonialism and decoloniality: 

A dialogue 


Session Organizer: Gurminder BHAMBRA, 

University of Warwick, United Kingdom 

Chair: John HOLMWOOD, University of 

Nottingham, United Kingdom


Gurminder BHAMBRA, University of Warwick, United 

Kingdom 

Postcolonialism and decoloniality: A dialogue 

Sujata PATEL, University of Hyderabad, India 

Beyond coloniality: Towards diverse epistemic positions 

Saurabh DUBE El Colegio de México, Mexico 

Makeovers of modernity 

Manuela BOATCA, Freie Universität Berlin, Germany 

What’s in a name? Postcolonialism and decoloniality 

as difference within sameness 

Ishita BANERJEE, El Colegio de México, Mexico 

Through subaltern frames: Postcolonial and 

decolonial knowledges 

16:15 - 17:45 




09:00 - 10:30 

432 Global modernity. Sociology facing 

the post-western age 


Session Organizer: Volker H. SCHMIDT, 

National University of Singapore 

Chair: Volker H. SCHMIDT, National 

University of Singapore 


Boris HOLZER, Bielefeld University, Germany 

Productive misunderstandings: Global modernity and 

non-western rationalities 

Sergio TAVOLARO and Lília TAVOLARO, University of 

Brasília, Brazil 

Citizenship in contemporary Brazil: A “deviant 

modernity”? 

� 259 � 

Rosa REICHER, University of Heidelberg, Germany 

The role of globalization in cultural industries: The 

case of commemoration 

María Aurora ROMERO and Juan Pablo GONNET, 

CIECS-CONICET-UNC, Argentina 

Foucault y la sociología clásica: Un diálogo en 

tensión a partir del suicidio durkheimiano 

10:45 - 12:15 

477 Democracy and democratisation 


Session Organizer: Craig BROWNE, 


Chair: David STRECKER, University of Jena, 

Germany 


Gilles VERPRAET, SOPHIAPOL, CNRS, France 

Three levels of democracy: Polis, nation, transnational 

solidarities 

Lara FERREIRA and Maria Fernanda SALCEDO 

REPOLÊS, Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, 

Brazil 

Representation and equality in contemporary theories 

of democracy 

Craig BROWNE, University of Sydney, Australia 

Democratic revolution: Politicising the social or 

socialising the political 

12:30 - 14:00 

561 Time and Society 


Session Organizers: Hartmut ROSA, 

University of Jena, Germany 

Chair: Robert HASSAN, University of 

Melbourne, Australia 


Carmen LECCARDI, University of Milan-Biococca, Italy 

Changing time experience, changing memory: An 

inter-generational perspective

Georg MUELLER University of Fribourg, Switzerland 

The Arab spring: A re-synchronization of 

socio-political clocks? 

Andreas GOETTLICH, University of Konstanz, 

Germany 

The "idealization of the interchangeability of phases 

of life" 

Hartmut ROSA, University of Jena, Germany 

Social time and the problem of desynchronization 


09:00 - 10:30 

621 Decentering sociology: 

Reconceptualizations for a global 

era 


Session Organizer: Boris HOLZER, Bielefeld 

University, Germany 

Chair: Boris HOLZER, Bielefeld University, 

Germany 


Simone BRITO, Universidade Federal da Paraíba, 

Brazil 

Against a new transcendental monster: Poor Elias in 

Brazil and the dilemmas of figurational sociology 

Fernando SANTANA, Universidade Federal de São 

Paulo, Brazil 

Traditional sociability as modernity: Critical reflections 

on some conceptions of “traditional” sociability in 

Brazil 

Vinicius FORTE, Universidade Federal de Pernambuco, 

Brazil and Marina MESQUITA, Universidade Federal 

de Pernambuco, Brazil 

Caio Prado Júnior, Marxism and coloniality of 

knowlodge 

� 260 � 

Emiliano GAMBAROTTA, Universidad Nacional de La 

Plata/CONICET, Argentina 

Bourdieu y lo simbólico: Mecanismos de (re) 

producción de la dominación y la posibilidad de su 

subversión {*} 

10:45 - 12:15 

658 Critical theories: A dialogue 

between Europe and Latin America 


Session Organizer: Oliver KOZLAREK, 

Universidad Michoacana de San Nicolás de 

Hidalgo, Mexico 

Chair: Hartmut ROSA, University of Jena, 

Germany 


Oliver KOZLAREK, Universidad Michoacana de San 

Nicolás de Hidalgo, Mexico 

Critical theories in Latin America 

Héctor Raúl SOLÍS GADEA, Centro Universitario de 

Ciencias Sociales y Humanidades, Universidad de 

Guadalajara, Guadalajara, Mexico 

José María Pérez Gay: A bridge between german 

critical thinking and Mexico 

José Manuel ROMERO CUEVAS, Universidad de 

Alcalá, Spain 

Ignacio Ellacuría: A critical theory from Latin America 

Emiliano GAMBAROTTA, Universidad Nacional de La 

Plata/CONICET, Argentina 

Para una teoría crítica reflexiva. Una práctica de 

lectura de la dialéctica negativa de Th. W. Adorno a 

partir de la sociología reflexiva de P. Bourdieu

RC36 


Research 

Programme Coordinator: Vessela 

MISHEVA, Uppsala University, Sweden 


09:00 - 10:30 

4 Alienation Theory Revisited. Part I 


Chair: Devorah KALEKIN-FISHMAN, 

University Haifa 


Stefan GANDLER, Universidad Autónoma de 

Querétaro, Mexico 

Critical Marxism in Mexico 

Shoji ISHITSUKA, Tokyo University of Information 

Sciences, Japan 

Hiroshima, Nagasaki and Fukushima as civilizational 

alienation from a perspective of reification and 

alienation in the Lukacsian ontology of social being 

and beyond 

Ester VAISMAN, Universidade Federal de Minas 


El problema de la individualidad en el pensamiento 

del último Lukács 

Nicolás DEL VALLE, Centro de Análisis e Investigación 

Política CAIP, Chile 

Naturaleza y alienación en la teoría crítica 

10:45 - 12:15 

49 Alienation Theory Revisited. Part II 


Session Organizer: Vessela MISHEVA, 

University of Skövde, Sweden 

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Lauren LANGMAN, Loyola Univeristy of Chicago, 

USA and Devorah KALEKIN-FISHMAN, University of 

Haifa, Israel 

Alienation in the 21st century 

Nara Roberta SILVA, Universidade Estadual de 


Alienation theory and ideology in dialogue 

Alan SPECTOR, Purdue University Calumet, USA 

Marx, class, and alienation: Dialectical enhancement 

without evisceration 

12:30 - 14:00 

101 Agency and empowerment in the 

life world 


Session Organizer: Lauren LANGMAN, 

Loyola Univeristy of Chicago, USA 


Vessela MISHEVA, University of Skövde, Skövde, Sweden 

Social entrepreneurship and alienation 

David BARTRAM, University of Leicester, England 

Alienation and the ambivalences of “freedom from 

work”: An investigation of haredi Jewish men in Israel 

14:30 - 16:00 

158 From alienation to empowerment 

Part I 

Joint Session 

RC36 Alienation Theory and Research (host 

committee) 






09:00 - 10:30 

221 Race, alienation and everyday life 


Session Organizer: Lauren LANGMAN, 

Loyola Univeristy of Chicago, USA 


Rose BREWER, University of Minnesota-Twin Cities, 

Minneapolis 

Systemic change, racism, and economic crisis: Blacks 

in the US, Africa, and the African diaspora 

Jacqueline JOHNSON, Adelphi University, USA 

Mass incarceration as a contemporary mechanism of 

racialization in the United States, United Kingdom, 

and Brazil 

David EMBRICK, Loyola University-Chicago, USA 

Multiculturalism, diversity & inclusiveness: Diversity 

ideology, alienation and social exclusion in the postcivil 

rights era 

10:45 - 12:15 


everyday life 


Session Organizers: Miriam ADELMAN, 

Federal University of Parana, Brazil and 

Richard MISKOLCI, Federal University of São 


Chair: Richard MISKOLCI, Federal University 

of São Carlos, Brazil 


Luis BERRUECOS, Universidad Autónoma 


The nature of everyday life in a Nahuatl community 

in Mexico 

Mara FERREIRA, Universidade Federal do Paraná, Brazil 

El sentimiento amoroso en las vidas de lo(a)s 

soltero(a)s en la contemporaneidad 

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12:30 - 14:00 

311 RC36 Round Table 1: Alienated 

labor in the production of cultural 

and social capital 


Session Organizers: Gabriele DE ANGELIS, 

Universidade Nova, Portugal and Tilman 

REITZ, University of Jena, Germany 


Nicolás DIANA MENENDEZ, CEIL- CONICET, 

CABA, Argentina 

El consentimiento en la administración. Un estudio 

sobre las motivaciones y los sentidos del trabajo en 

trabajadores de la administración pública 

Ekaterina LYTKINA, Higher School of Economics, Russia 

Anomie and alienation: Necessity of discrimination 

between the concepts 

Henrique BUONANI PASTI, Campinas University 

(IFCH/UNICAMP), Brazil 

Alienation, alienated labor and symbolic capital: A 

possible dialogue? 

Vanina PAPALINI and María Inés LANDA, CONICET- 

UNC, Argentina 

La sonrisa del éxito: Perfomances de una subjetividad 

exigida 

14:30 - 16:00 

338 From alienation to empowerment. 

Part II 

Joint Session 


committee) 





16:15 - 17:45 


Location: 452 {NB}


10:45 - 12:15 


resistance: Studies in contemporary 

culture / Cuerpos, emociones, 

alienación y resistencia: Estudios 

sobre cultura contemporánea 


Session Organizers: Miriam ADELMAN, 

Federal University of Parana, Brazil and 

Richard MISKOLCI, Federal University of São 


Chair: Miriam ADELMAN, Federal University 

of Parana, Brazil 


Natalie HABER, Loyola University of Chicago, USA 

The bunny hops on: An examination of the creation 

of playboy clubs and their re-found fame 

Fernando BALIEIRO, Universidade Ferderal de São 


Carmen Miranda between the desires of two nations 

Larissa PELUCIO, Mariana CERVI and Mariana 

KOGA, Universidade Estadual Julio de Mesquita Filho, 

Brazil 

Infidelity.com – The market for affection and 

reiterations of familism in betrayal websites 

Marvin PROSONO, Missouri State University, USA 

Forms of alienation in conflict: Protestor bodies as a 

medium of police performance art 

Guilherme FLOETER, Universidade Federal de São 


Masculinities in mutation: A study about gender 

relations among university students 

12:30 - 14:00 

558 The Internet, alienation and 

overcoming alienation 


Session Organizer: Matthew DAVID, Brunel 


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Dietmar WETZEL, University of Berne, Switzerland 

Practices and emotions in online-dating – Alienated 

relationships? 

Juliana DO PRADO, Federal University of São Carlos, 

Brazil 

Digital office sentimental: The search of the internet as 

an aid to love relationships 

Richard MISKOLCI, Federal University of São Carlos, 

Brazil 

Beyond the closet? Male homoerotic relations created 

online and the new regime of visibility in 

contemporary Brazilian society 

RC37 


Programme Coordinator: Marta HERRERO, 

University of Plymouth, United Kingdom 


10:45 - 12:15 

50 Analyzing Art Works as a Way to 

Social Knowledge. Part I 


Session Organizer: Paulo MENEZES, 

University of São Paulo, Brazil 

Chair: Arturo RODRIGUEZ MORATO, 

University of Barcelona, Spain 


Nikita BASOV, Anisya KHOKHLOVA, St. Petersburg State 

University, Russia and Alexandra NENKO, National 

Research University Higher School of Economics, Russia 

Art works and communicative process of knowledge 

co-creation

Paulo MENEZES, University of São Paulo, Brazil 

Cinema and society: The construction of a “fictional 

reality” 

Pinar YILDIZ and Ece OZDEMIR, Ankara University, 

Turkey 

Sociology of the political movies in new Turkish 

cinema after 2000 

Mauro ROVAI, Federal University of São Paulo, Brazil 

Belle toujours: Table conversations and civilization in 

Manoel de Oliveira’s work 

Ana Amelia da SILVA, Catholic University of São 

Paulo, Brazil 

Cinema and social sciences: Between the dead times 

and the critical thought images 

12:30 - 14:00 

104 Art, (il)legitimacy and consecration 

processes? I 


Session Organizer: Alain QUEMIN, 

Université Paris-8, France 

Chair: Ling-Yun TANG, The University of 

Hong Kong 


Denis HANZI, Social Science Research Center Berlin, 

Germany 

Hallowed be the director’s name: The structuring 

power of sanctification in the field of theatre 

Julio SOUTO SALOM, Universidade Federal do Rio 


Hibridación y “malandragem” en la construcción 

mediática del autor 

Paul LOPES, Colgate University, USA 

The autonomization of American art 

Verónica TOBEÑA, FLACSO Argentina 

La cuestión del canon en la literatura Argentina. Un 

campo cultural abierto en dos 

Syd KROCHMALNY, Argentina 

Art and legitimacy: Rojas cultural center gallery 

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14:30 - 16:00 

151 Analyzing art works as a way to 

social knowledge II 


Session Organizer and Chair: Paulo 

MENEZES, University of São Paulo, Brazil 


Mariana CERVIÑO, Universidad de Buenos Aires- 

Instituto Gino Germani-Conicet, Argentina 

Trayectorias sociales y tipos de artistas en la post 

dictadura Argentina, 1984-1993 

Ilaria RICCIONI, Free University of Bozen, Italy 

Sociology of the artistic action 

Victoria PAVLOU, Frederick University, Cyprus 

Sociological underpinnings in pre-service elementary 

teachers’ attitudes towards artworks 

Målfrid Irene HAGEN, Buskerud University College, 

Norway 

Critical art and the lack of art criticism 

Alba COLOMBO, Arts & Humanities, Spain 

Perception of traditional arts as a methodological 

proposal to measure arts effects on the immediate 

society 


10:45 - 12:15 

235 Artistic and non-artistic markets: 

Entrepreneurship, creativity and 

innovation 


Session Organizer: Marta HERRERO, 

University of Plymouth, USA 

Chair: Florent GAUDEZ, Université Pierre- 

Mendès-France, France


Jeanne HALLEY, USA 

Court institutions as enablers of women’s entry into 

french baroque music 

Marta HERRERO, University of Plymouth, United 

Kingdom 

Towards a politicized arts philanthropy? Corporate 

social responsibility and the arts in the UK 

Ana Letícia FIALHO, Faculdade Santa Marcelina, 

Brazil 

The Brazilian contemporary art market: Challenges 

and limits of internationalization in a fast growing 

sector 

Arturo RODRIGUEZ MORATO and Martias 

ZARLENGA, University of Barcelona, Spain 

Culture-led urban transformations and the sociology 

of artistic and cultural creation 

12:30 - 14:00 

313 Social justice and democratization: 

Avant-gardes (then and now), art, 

and change I 


Session Organizer and Chair: Jeffrey HALLEY, 

The University of Texas San Antonio, USA 


Ilaria RICCIONI, Free University of Bozen, Italy 

The social action of avant-garde art 

Jacqueline GIBBONS, York University, Canada 

The avant garde, Arab spring & contemporary Egypt 

Sabrina PARRACHO SANT’ANNA, Universidade 

Federal Rural do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 

Avant-garde discourses and the musealization 

process: The museum of modern art in Rio de Janeiro 

in the 1960s 

Lígia DABUL, Universidade Federal Fluminense, Brazil 

Democratisation and creative process: Poem’s body 

on the Web 

� 265 � 

Mariana CERVIÑO, Universidad de Buenos Aires- 

Instituto Gino Germani-Conicet, Argentina 

The political aspects of the emergence of the Rojas in 

the artistic sphere of Buenos Aires, in the 

post-dictatorship era 

14:30 - 16:00 

370 Uses and misuses of the arts in the 

public sphere I 


Session Organizer: Jan MARONTATE, Simon 

Fraser University, Canada 

Chair: Florent GAUDEZ, Université Pierre- 

Mendès-France, France 


Cecilia DINARDI, London School of Economics and 

Political Science, United Kingdom 

When culture is turned against heritage: Monumental 

architecture, urban landscapes and an imagined 

multi-arts cultural centre in Buenos Aires 

Marta KLEKOTKO, Jagiellonian University, Poland 

Arts matter: Exploring an impact of arts on urban 

scenes in Poland 

Vicky KARAISKOU, Cyprus Open University, Cyprus 

Public sculptures and ceremonial behaviors in the 

public sphere: Cyprus as a case study 

16:15 - 17:45 




09:00 - 10:30 

455 The sociology of art and 

sociological theory: Intersections 

and new dialogues 


Session Organizer and Chair: Eduardo DE 

LA FUENTE, Flinders University, Australia


Jeremy TANNER, University College London, United 

Kingdom 

Sociology of art and comparative civilisation 

Ana Lucia TEIXEIRA, Federal University of São Paulo, Brazil 

Fernando Pessoa: The literary construction of a 

Portuguese modernity 

Ling-Yun TANG, The University of Hong Kong 

Art worlds in transitional societies: An actor-network 

theory (ANT) perspective on art and social change in 

China 

10:45 - 12:15 

472 Art as research tool and/or 

sociological data: Visual, sound 

and sensory methodologies 


Session Organizer and Chair: Eduardo DE 

LA FUENTE, Flinders University, Australia 


Jan MARONTATE, Simon Fraser University, Canada 

From noise to soundscape composition: Artistic and 

social scientific dimensions of acoustic ecology 

Nathalie ZACCAI-REYNERS, Université Libre de 

Bruxelles, Belgium 

The life of image as mediation. A sociological 

reading of Marion Milner / La vie de l’image comme 

médiation. Une lecture sociologique de Marion 

Milner 

Marcia GOBBI, Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil 

Maneras de ver: niñas y niños en los aspectos de 

fotografía diaria en asentamiento Dom Tomaz, São 

Paulo - Brasil 

12:30 - 14:00 

563 Uses and misuses of the arts in the 

public sphere II 


Session Organizer and Chair: Jan 

MARONTATE, Simon Fraser University, USA 

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María Belén HIROSE, Instituto de Desarrollo Económico 

- Instituto de Altos Estudios Sociales, Argentina 

Argentine folkloric dances: State policies and actor 

perspectives 

Abaher ELSAKKA, Birzeit University, Palestine 

Arts in Palestinian public space 

Målfrid Irene HAGEN, Buskerud University College, 

Norway 

Art as political symbol, fetish and commodity 

14:30 - 16:00 

601 Social justice and democratization: 

Avant-gardes (then and now), art, 

and change II 


Session Organizer: Jeffrey HALLEY, The 


Chair: Ilaria RICCIONI, Free University of 

Bozen, Italy 


Jeffrey HALLEY, The University of Texas San Antonio, 

USA 

Avant-garde art, politics, and theory: Dada and 

beyond 

Myrian SANTOS, State University of Rio de Janeiro, 

Brazil 

The AfroDigital museum: Art works, citizenship, and 

technology 

Henry PINHEIRO, Brazil 

Guaramirangaxs Theater Festival: contributions to the 

development in theatre Ceará 

Ana Liza BUGNONE, Universidad Nacional de La 

Plata - CONICET, Argentina 

Pensar su tiempo, deshilvanar el orden social

RC38 


Programme Coordinators: Roswitha 

BRECNER, University of Vienna, Austria and 

Michaela KOETTIG, University of Applied 

Sciences, Germany 


10:45 - 12:15 




Joint Session 






12:30 - 14:00 

106 Biography and Ethnography 


Session Organizer: Catherine DELCROIX, 

Université des Strasbourg, France 

Chair: Andreas Oskar KEMPF, GESIS-Leibniz 

Institute for the Social Sciences, Germany 


Laura ODASSO, Université de Strasbourg, France 

Giving a three dimensional form to biography 

Priscila AZEVEDO, Universidade Estadual de 


La biographie sociologique : Le cas des “Filhos de 

Criação” 

Ricardo Costa de OLIVEIRA, Universidade Federal do 


Sociology, family history and genealogy 

� 267 � 

Barbara MOROVICH, Ecole Nationale Supérieure 

d’Architecture de Strasbourg, France 

Représentation graphique des parcours de vie : 

Ethnographie et engagement transdisciplinaire 

Sebastián LOPEZ, Argentina 

La estigmatización de los vecinos de Villa Corina: 

¿Cambios o continuidades en la representación 

social de los habitantes de barrios pobres? 

Nevin S¸AHI ˙N, Middle East Technical University, Turkey 

“Göçmen konutları”: The wealthy ghettos of the 

metropolis 

14:30 - 16:00 

170 Methodological Challenges in 

Biography Research 


Session Organizer and Chair: Feiwel 

KUPFERBERG, Malmoe University, Sweden 


Irini SIOUTI, University of Frankfurt am Main, Germany 

Doing biographical analysis in a transnational 

context. Reflections on biographical research, 

transmigration and ethnography 

Andreas Oskar KEMPF, GESIS - Leibniz Institute for the 

Social Sciences, Germany 

Doing “biographical fieldwork”. Combining 

ethnographic field research with biographical 

analysis 

Elena ROZHDESTVENSKAYA, National University 

Higher School of Economic, Russia 

Visualisation of identity in context of e-interview 

Minna RUOKONEN-ENGLER, Goethe University 


“Bodies that matter”: Analyzing biographies as 

embodiments of the discursive


09:00 - 10:30 

198 Bodies in motion 


Session Organizer: Kathy DAVIS, Senior 

Researcher 

Chair: Susan BELL, Bowdoin College 


Julia ERICKSEN, Temple university, USA and Jonathan 

MARION, UC San Diego, USA 

Ballroom bodies: Creating the movement, creating the 

look 

Vicki HARMAN, University of London, United Kingdom 

Gender, ‘ideals’ and body image in ballroom and 

Latin American dancing 

Kathy DAVIS, Institute History and Culture, Netherlands 

Dance and biography: Or why should a biographical 

researcher be interested in tango? 

Beate LITTIG, Institute for Advanced Studies, Austria 

Materiality and biography 

Ritma RUNGULE, University of Latvia, Latvia, Maruta 

PRANKA, Tana LACE, Stefan DZERVITE and Stefan 

MIKLASEVICS, Riga Stradins University, Latvia 

Biographical experience of women with cancer {*} 

10:45 - 12:15 

260 Pictures, biographies and families 


Session Organizers: Susan BELL, Bowdoin 

College, USA and Roswitha BRECKNER, 

University of Vienna, Austria 

Chair: Kathy DAVIS, Netherlands 


Roswitha BRECKNER, University of Vienna, Austria 

Visual dimensions of biographical processes – A 

conceptual approach 

Susan BELL, Bowdoin College, USA and Mary Ellen 

BELL, Wiscasset High School, USA 

Picturing families, making family memories 

� 268 � 

Vanesa GÓMEZ and Mariela GIACOPONELLO, 


Fotos y relatos en la reconstrucción de procesos de 

movilidad social ascendente a través de biografías 

familiares 

Meltem ULU, Department of Anthropology-Istambul, 

Turkey 

Cultural memory and photographs 

Gülsüm DEPELI and Emel UZUN, Hacettepe University, 

Turkey 

Soldier photographs: Recollections of manhood, icons 

of nationalism 

12:30 - 14:00 

294 Food as a special symbol in the 

migration process 


Session Organizer: Julia BERNSTEIN, 

University of Cologne, Germany 

Chair: Lena INOWLOCKI, University of 

Applied Sciences Frankfurt am Main, Germany 


Sabina BELLOFATTO, University of Zurich, Switzerland 

The acceptance and diffusion of Italian cuisine in the 

face of the xenophobic violence against Italian 

immigrants in post-war Switzerland 

Dafna HIRSCH, Open University of Israel, Israel 

Food and the construction of the ethnic self among 

mizrahi immigrants to Israel 

Liora GVION, Kibbutzim College of Education, Israel 

Two food narratives, two identities and one national 

cuisine: The story of Jewish food in Israel 

Nimrod LUZ, Western Galilee College, Israel 

Immigrants in their homeland 

Daisuke YASUI, Kyoto University, Japan 

Ethnicities from food: Food culture of immigrants in a 

multiethnic area in Japan

14:30 - 16:00 

366 Transnational family migrations 


Session Organizers: Ursula APITZSCH, 

University of Frankfurt am Main, Germany 

and Irini SIOUTI, University of Frankfurt am 

Main, Germany 

Chair: Irini SIOUTI, University of Frankfurt am 

Main, Germany 


Darja KLINGENBERG, Goethe University, Germany 

I come from a very interesting family! Translating 

cultural capital 

Caterina ROHDE, Bielefeld Graduate School in 

History and Sociology, Germany 

Transnational daughters – The inter-generational 

migration project of Russian au pair workers and their 

families 

Uku LEMBER, Central European University, Hungary 

‘Private transnationality’ within the realm of mixed 

marriages in soviet and independent Estonia 

Eran GUNDUZ, University of Applied Sciences 

Frankfurt, Germany and Ursula APITZSCH, University 

of Frankfurt am Main, Germany 

Ethnicity and belonging as lived dimensions in mixed 

marriages 

Zeila DEMARTINI, Universidade Metodista de São 

Paulo, Brazil 

Familiar experiences among continents 

(Portugal – Africa – Brazil) 

Rosa María BRANDHORST, University of Goettingen, 

Germany 

Transnational family ties between Cuba and 

Germany: Isolation, restrictions and agency 

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09:00 - 10:30 

422 Biography, biographical research 

and politics. Part I 


Session Organizers: Michaela KOETTIG, 

University of Applied Sciences, Germany and 

Lena PEREZ, Humboldt University Berlin, Germany 

Chair: Michaela KOETTIG, University of 

Applied Sciences, Germany 


Johannes BECKER, University of Göttingen, Germany 

Palestinian dwellers as activists in the old city of 

Jerusalem: Politics as escape 

Carina LISTERBORN, Malmö university, Sweden, 

Diana MULINARI, Lund University, Sweden and Irene 

MOLINA, Uppsala University, Sweden 

Racialized Swedish cities. Flags, tags and veils 

Diana MULINARI, Lund University, Sweden and 

Anders NEERGAARD, Linköping University, Sweden 

Women in cultural racist parties 

Johanna SIGL, University of Goettingen, Germany 

Politics are biographical and gendered. Life stories of 

dropouts from the far right 

Mikhail ANIPKIN, Volgograd State University, Russia 

The last soviet generation: Biographies of the lost 

Marcelo ROSA, University of Brasilia, Brazil 

Biographical knowledge and its implication to 

activism studies: A case study about the landless 

peoples movement in South Africa 

10:45 - 12:15 

474 Biography, biographical research 

and politics. Part II 


Session Organizers: Michaela KOETTIG, 

University of Applied Sciences, Germany and 

Lena PEREZ, Free University Berlin, Germany 

Chair: Lena PEREZ, Free University Berlin, Germany


Virginia MELLADO, INCIHUSA- CONICET- UNCuyo, 

Argentina 

Trayectorias en movimiento. Itinerario de dos 

dirigentes políticos entre dictadura y democracia. 

Argentina 1966-1989 

Noga GILAD, University of Haifa, Israel 

Examining political biographies from the opposite 

direction: The case of Israeli settlers of the West Bank 

and Gaza 

Andrés ARGUELLO, Universidad Santo Tomás, Colombia 

Jose Sedano: Pedagogy of answer and social participation 

Angela PILCH ORTEGA, University of Graz, Austria 

Biographies of activists in social movement in 

Chiapas, Mexico 

Larissa ARRUDA, Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 

Brazil 

The faces of Joaquim Murtinho: Minister, senator and 

coronel of Mato Grosso, Brazil 

Guilherme ARDUINI, Brazil 

Alceu Amoroso Lima (1893-1983) : Contrainte et liberté 

12:30 - 14:00 



Racism. Part II 

Joint Session 





14:30 - 16:00 



Session Organizers: Roswitha BRECKNER, 

University of Vienna, Austria; Michaela 

KOETTIG, University of Applied Sciences, 

Germany and Irini SIOUTI, University of 

Frankfurt am Main, Germany 

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09:00 - 10:30 

646 Victims and perpetrators in sociopolitical 

(post) conflict settings 


Session Organizer: Gabriele ROSENTHAL, 

University of Goettingen, Germany 

Chair: Hermilio SANTOS, Pontificia 

Universidade Catolica de Rio Grande do Sul, 

Brazil 


Niklas RADENBACH, University of Goettingen, 

Germany 

Doing biographical research in a (post-)conflict 

setting: A case study of ethnic Germans in southern 

Ukraine 

Elifcan KARACAN, Siegen University, Germany 

Same past, different narrations 

Sara PARK, Kyoto University, Japan 

The transformers. Dealing with citizenship as 

undocumented migrants 

Rixta WUNDRAK and Nicole WITTE, Georg-August- 


Intractable violence in everyday life and the ‘big 

conflict’ in the Middle-East 

10:45 - 12:15 

656 Biography and experiences with 

violence 


Session Organizer: Hermilio SANTOS, 

Pontificia Universidade Catolica de Rio 


Chair: Beate LITTIG, Institute for Advanced 

Studies, Austria 


Marcela CORNEJO, Maria Jose REYES, Pontificia 

Universidad Católica de Chile, Chile and Maria 

Angelica CRUZ, Universidad de Valparaíso, Chile

“Cuéntame tu historia de la dictadura": Voces e 

imágenes en dialogía intergeneracional en Chile 

Claudia BACCI, Universidad de Buenos Aires, 

Argentina 

Subjetividad y experiencia en las narrativas 

personales sobre la violencia política en la Argentina 

reciente 

Pablo Francisco DI LEO, Instituto de Investigaciones 

Gino Germani, CONICET, FUniversidad de Buenos 

Aires, Argentina and Ana Clara CAMAROTTI, Instituto 

de Investigaciones Gino Germani, Universidad de 


Violencias, consumos de drogas y soportes: Sus 

vinculaciones en experiencias biográficas de jóvenes 

en barrios marginalizados del área metropolitana de 

Buenos Aires 

Michaela KOETTIG, University of Applied Sciences, 

Germany 

Constructions of gender stereotypes by the media in 

dealing with the‚ right-wing terror cell’ in Germany 

Hermilio SANTOS, Pontificia Universidade Catolica 

de Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil 

Young female engagement in delinquency in south 

Brazil: Biographic and visual narratives 

Letícia de AZEVEDO, Universidade Federal da Bahia, 

Brazil 

Surviving a movable prison 

12:30 - 14:00 

721 The foundation of professional 

identities in life experiences 


Session Organizers: Henning Salling 

OLESEN, University of Roskilde, Denmark and 

Maria Helena Menna BARRETO ABRAHÃO, 

Pontificia Universidade Catolica de Rio 


Chair: Rosa María BRANDHORST, University 

of Goettingen, Netherlands 

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Joseph HERMANOWICZ, University of Georgia, USA 

Performance, perception, and legitimation in 

academic science 

Henning SALLING OLESEN, University of Roskilde, 

Denmark and Maria Helena M. Barreto ABRAHAO, 

Pontificia Universidade Catolica de Rio Grande do 

Sul, Brazil 

The foundation of professional identities in life 

experiences 

Rosa ROMO BELTRAN, Universidad De Guadalajara, 

Mexico 

Sujetos instituyentes e identidades profesionales 

Maria do Perpétuo Soccoro DE LIMA COSTA 

Universidade Federal dos Vales do Jequitinhonha e 

Mucuri, Brazil 

Los trabajadores docentes: Experiencias, tensiones, 

dificultades ne hizo en la construcción de la profesión 

docente en las universidades públicas de Minas 

Gerais, Brasil 

Henning SALLING OLESEN, University of Roskilde, 

Denmark 

Professional identity and gender 

Cecilia LITICHEVER, FLACSO-Argentina, Argentina 

La construcción social de la exclusión: Un análisis 

desde la perspectiva de las trayectorias de jóvenes de 

sectores populares

RC41 


Programme Coordinators: Elena 

BASTIDA-GONZALEZ, Florida International 

University, USA and Claudia A. SERNA, 

Florida International University, USA 


10:45 - 12:15 

47 Demographic challenges in societies 


Chair: Maria Guadalupe VEGA-LOPEZ, 

University of Guadalajara, Mexico 

Co-Chair: Armando DOMINGUEZ, Florida 

International University, USA 


Gisella SANDOVAL VARGAS, Ana C AMAYA ARIAS, 

Diego VELASQUEZ GRANADOS and Javier H. 

ESLAVA-SCHMALBACH, Universidad Nacional de 

Colombia, Colombia 

Inequidades en mortalidad materna por 

departamentos en Colombia para lo años 2000, 

2005 y 2008 

Cíntia ENGEL and Paula RINCON AFONSO 

COSTA, Universidade de Brasilia, Brazil 

Consideraciones sobre el envejecimiento en Brasil 

Nicolás SACCO, Universidad de Buenos Aires, 

Argentina 

Demographic dynamics of Buenos Aires city middle 

class (1970-2010) 

Carlos BARRETO BECK, Texas A & M University USA 

and Tibebe ASSEFA, University of Texas Pan 

American, USA 

Covariates of weight loss among a Mexican 

American population in the US Southwest 

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12:30 - 14:00 

113 Current issues in population and 



Session Organizer: Elena BASTIDA-GONZALEZ, 



Guillermo Julian GONZALEZ-PEREZ, University of 


Firearm homicide in Mexico 1990-2009: Trends, 

spatial variations and associated factors 

Priscila AZEVEDO, Universidade Estadual de 


Settings for “cultural justice” on sheltering cases: The 

fostered children role in Brazilian rural areas 

Arun ACHARYA, Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo 

León, Mexico 

Migrant trafficking and sexual violence against 

women in Mexico: a qualitative analysis on 

consequences 

Tiffanie STEWART, Florida International University, USA 

Panhandling and information acquisition in Miami 

14:30 - 16:00 

156 Current issues in population 

research 


Session Organizer: Encarnación ARACIL, 


Chair: Rosa Maria CAMARENA-CORDOVA, 

UNAM, Mexico 


Klaus HABERKERN, Franz NEUBERGER and Tina 

SCHMID, University of Zurich, Switzerland 

The role of the elderly in their families – Future 

challenges 

Dudley POSTON and Yuting CHANG, Texas A&M 

University 

How many heterosexuals, homosexuals and bisexuals 

are there in the US?

Elena BASTIDA-GONZALEZ, University of Texas Pan 

American, USA, Carlos BARRETO BECK, Texas A & M 

University, USA and Gokce SOYDEMIR, Cal State 

Stanislaus, USA 

Exploring the expectation of financial well being 

upon retirement 

Rajendra PATIL, Shivaji University, India 

Indigenous communities: Demographic and socioeconomic 

conditions of scheduled tribes in India 


10:45 - 12:15 

261 Population Challenges in Health 

Equity 


Session Organizer: Guillermo Julian 

GONZALEZ-PEREZ, Universidad de 



Zachary ZIMMER, University of California, USA and 

Vipan PRACHUABMOH, Chulalongkorn University, 

Thailand 

Comparing the socioeconomic status – Health 

gradient among adults 50 and older across rural and 

urban Thailand in 1994 and 2007 

Balamurugan J and Gopalsamy RAMATHIRTHAM, 

Pondicherry University, India 

Status of elderly in modern family structure 

Gerardo ZAMORA, Universidad Publica de Navarra, 

Spain, Elena URDANETA, Mari Feli GONZALEZ, 

Ingema-San Sebastian, Spain Rosanna DE LA ROSA 

and Francisco GUILLEN-GRIMA, Universidad Publica 

de Navarra, Spain 

Childless older people and LGB elders: Health, life 

course transitions and care 

Maria Guadalupe VEGA-LOPEZ, University of 


Demographic changes, social inequalities and child 

health in Latin America 

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H. Virginia McCOY, Florida International University, 

USA, Mark L. WILLIAMS, Florida International 

University, USA and John S. ATKINSON, University of 

Texas, USA 

Disparities among migrant farmworkers in access to 

primary care 

12:30 - 14:00 

319 Who’s afraid of population decline? 

Challenges, responses and 

consequence 


Session Organizers: Reinhold SACKMANN, 

Martin-Luther-University Halle-Wittenberg, 

Germany and Walter BARTL, Martin-Luther- 

University Halle-Wittenberg, Germany 


Joachim SINGELMANN, The University of Texas at 

Austin, USA and Rosemarie SIEBERT, Institute for 

Socioeconomics, Germany 

Differential population response to poverty in rural 

areas and its consequences: Regional comparisons in 

the United States and Germany 

Akiyoshi YONEZAWA, Nagoya University, Nagoya, 

Japan 

The challenge of internationalizing Japanese higher 

education amidst population decline 

Natalie JACKSON, University of Waikato, New 

Zealand 

When does population ‘growth’ end? The case of 

New Zealand 

Kosuke HIMENO, University of Tokyo, Japan 

Functions of social capital for residents of 

depopulated area in Japan 

David COLEMAN, University, United Kingdom and 

Robert ROWTHORN, University of Cambridge, 


Three paths to population decline: Russia, Germany 

and Japan

14:30 - 16:00 

340 Health and migration: Current 

issues in population health 


Session Organizer: Elena BASTIDA-GONZALEZ, 



Patria ROJAS, Mario DE LA ROSA and Frank DILLON, 


Determinants of HIV/STD risk behaviors among recent 

Latino immigrants in south Florida, USA 

Joachim SINGELMANN, University of Texas at Austin, 

USA and Marlene LEE, Population Reference Bureau, 

USA 

Differential effects of aging in place on disability 

among black and white elderly 

Mario DE LA ROSA, Patria ROJAS and Mariana 

SANCHEZ, Florida International University, USA 

Alcohol use among recent Latino immigrants before 

and after immigration to the United States 

Claudia A SERNA, Florida International University, 

USA and Jesus SANCHEZ, Nova Southeastern 


Oral health and immigrant status among agricultural 

workers in south Florida: A qualitative study 

16:15 - 17:45 




Joint Session 






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10:45 - 12:15 

482 Global issues in fertility and 

reproductive health 


Chair: Dudley POSTON, Texas A&M 



Maria Carolina TOMAS, University of California, USA 

and Dimitri FAZITO, Demography, Federal University 

of Minas Gerais, Brazil 

Interracial unions and fertility in Brazil: Are there 

differences when couples are racially mixed? 

Chyong-fang KO, Academia Sinica, Taiwan 

Gender-role expectations and fertility rates in EU 

member states 

Shirley Hsiao-Li SUN, Nanyang Technological 

University, Singapore 

Pronatalist policies in the context of a liberal familial 

welfare system in Asia 

Favour NTOIMO, University of Ibadan, Nigeria 

Perception of singleness by highly educated and 

professional single women in Lagos, Nigeria 

12:30 - 14:00 

530 Developments in the study of 

mortality 


Session Organizer: Yonathan ANSON, 

University of the Negev, Israel 

Co-Chair: Claudia A. SERNA, Florida 

International University, USA 


Gopalsamy RAMATHIRTHAM, Pondicherry University, 

India 

Socio-demographic determinants on children’s 

morbidity and mortality – A study of slums in 

puducherry

T. Augustus Julian Lazmey LAZMEY, American College 

India and S. Gurusamy SELLAMUTHU, Deemed 


Social deprivation and victimization of elderly 

people: A study 

Jeronimo Oliveira MUNIZ, Universidade Federal de 


Intercensal life tables consistent with population 

projections 

Marcis TRAPENCIERIS1,2 and Toms PULMANIS2 , (1) 

University of Latvia, Latvia, (2)The National Health 

Service, Latvia 

Excess mortality among clients in alcohol treatment in 

Latvia: A record-linkage study 

Diego VELÁSQUEZ GRANADOS, Ana C. AMAYA 

ARIAS, Gisella SANDOVAL VARGAS and Javier H. 

ESLAVA-SCHMALBACH, Universidad Nacional de 


Mortalidad neonatal en Colombia (2000-2009): 

Causas, tendencias e inequidades 

14:30 - 16:00 




Joint Session 






09:00 - 10:30 

619 Changing populations and its 

consequences 


Session Organizers: Gopalsamy 

RAMATHIRTHAM, Pondicherry University, 

India and Rajendra PATIL, Shivaji University, 

India 

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S.Gurusamy SELLAMUTHU, Deemed University, India 

Plight of the aged population in rural India: care and 

support implications 

Rosa María CAMARENA-CORDOVA, Universidad 


Comparing Mexican young’s household 

characteristics under various ethnicity criteria 

David MUÑOZ, Andrea HERNANDEZ, Carles SIMÓ 

and Víctor SOLER, University of Valencia, Spain 

Divorce, family changes and public policies 

Armando DOMINGUEZ, Florida International 


Challenges in delivering a health behavior 

intervention to immigrant and native populations on 

the US-Mexico border 

10:45 - 12:15 

685 Sociology of population: 

Dimensions of child and the 

overarching global transformation 


Session Organizer: Rajendra PATIL, Shivaji 



Hanno SCHOLTZ, University of Konstanz, Germany 

Children‘ expected income consequences and fertility 

behavior in cross-national comparison 

Smita AWACHAR, India 

Socio-demographic factors and son preference in 

India: An overview 

Shashi MISHRA, Ramniranjan Jhunjhunwala College, 

India 

Effects of socio-demographic factors on health of 

girl-child in India 

Smriti BHOSLE, L.J.N.J. Mahila Mahavidyalaya, India 

Child labour in India: Role of state and NGOs in 

protection of rights of children

12:30 - 14:00 


RC42 



Programme Coordinator: Guillermina 

JASSO, New York University, USA 


10:45 - 12:15 

82 Social Justice and Democratization 


Session Organizer: Deepak Kumar VERMA, 

Babasaheb Ambedkar National Institute of 

Social Sciences, India 


Jens AMBRASAT and Christian VON SCHEVE, Free 


Sentiments and social stratification 

Kazimierz M. SLOMCZYNSKI, Ohio State University, 

USA and Wlodzimierz WESOLOWSKI, Polish 


Social justice in the European Union context: 

Opinions on the tax-revenue allocation among 

national elites 

12:30 - 14:00 

99 (In)justice and inequalities in a 

globalized (democratic) world 


Session Organizer: Clara SABBAGH, 

University of Haifa, Israel 

� 276 � 


Stef ADRIAENSSENS, Hogeschool-Universiteit Brussel, 

Belgium 

How trust begets deviance: Social and institutional 

trust as explanations for engagement in informal 

economic activities 

Simone M. SCHNEIDER, Universität Bielefeld, Germany 

How detrimental are income inequalities to the 

human mind? Analyzing the protective functions of 

social justice perceptions in Germany and Chile 


10:45 - 12:15 

242 Discursive and narrative 

approaches to identity research 


Session Organizer: Antonio STECHER, 

Universidad Diego Portales, Chile 


Livia Maria TERRA and Alan Eric FONSECA, 

Universidade Estadual Paulista, Brazil 

The race and the nation: Discourses and narratives 

for a national identity in Nina Rodrigues e Gilberto 

Freyre 

Antar MARTINEZ, University of Colima, Mexico 

Una aproximación narrativa al estudio de las 

identidades transgénero: Construyendo nuevos relatos 

Edson VASCONCELOS and Adriano de LEON, 

Universidade Federal da Paraíba, Brazil 

Eyes wide shut: Sexual practices, subjectivities and 

conjugalities couples practicing swing 

12:30 - 14:00 

314 Social resource theory: challenges, 

insights, and prospects. Panel session 


Session Organizer: Ali KAZEMI, University of 

Skovde, Sweden

14:30 - 16:00 

364 The social psychology of extreme 

political actions 


Session Organizer: Guillermina JASSO, New 

York University, USA 


Rex DOUGLASS, Princeton University, USA 

Insurgencies and the Vietnam War 

Pavan MAMIDI, Harvard University, USA 

On Recruitment into the Maoists in India and Credible 

Signaling 

Eva MEYERSSON MILGROM, Stanford University, 

USA 

A Labor Market Analysis of Extreme Political Tactics 

Martha CRENSHAW, Stanford University, USA 

The Mapping Project: The Networks of Organization 

with Extreme Tactics 

16:15 - 17:45 

408 The social psychology of language 


Session Organizer: Eva MEYERSSON 

MILGROM, Stanford University, USA 


Corinne KIRCHNER, Columbia University, USA 

Expertise in defining word “senses” as contested 

professional turf 

Guillermina JASSO, New York University, USA 

Tu-vous and gendered language: Is there Englishlanguage 

hegemony in problem selection in 

sociology? 

Yoshimichi SATO, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan 

Are Asian sociologies possible: Universalism versus 

particularism 

� 277 � 


10:45 - 12:15 

515 Work, identities, and labor 

subjectivities in the new capitalism: 

Psychosocial readings 


Session Organizer: Antar MARTINEZ, 

University of Colima, Mexico 


Deidi MACA, Universidad del Valle, Cali, Colombia 

Una aproximación psicosocial al estudio de las 

trayectorias laborales y la dimensión subjetiva del 

trabajo 

Antonio STECHER, Universidad Diego Portales, Chile 

Procesos identitarios de trabajadores de la industria 

del retail en Chile 

Roberto O. DIAZ-JUARBE, Universidad de Puerto Rico, 

Recinto de Río Piedras 

Las configuraciones subjetivas del trabajo precario en 

Puerto Rico 

Alvaro SOTO ROY, Universidad Alberto Hurtado, 


La individualización en el trabajo: Reflexiones desde 

las narrativas identitarias de trabajadores chilenos 

Géssica TREVISAN PERA, Universidade Estadual 

Paulista, Araraquara, Brazil 

Worker’s centers: A case study about immigration, 

work and representation in United States 

12:30 - 14:00 



Chair: Guillermina JASSO, New York 

University, USA

14:30 - 16:00 

583 International Encyclopedia of Social 

and Behavioral Sciences. Panel 

session 


Session Organizer: James D. WRIGHT, 

University of Central Florida, USA 


10:45 - 12:15 

691 Topics in social psychology 


Session Organizer: Robert SHELLY, Ohio 


Chair: Pavan MAMIDI, Harvard University, 

USA 


Antar MARTINEZ GUZMAN, Nancy MOLINA and 

Oscar GUZMAN, Universidad de Colima, Mexico 

Transiting genders: Psychosocial contributions and 

questions about transgender identity 

Cecilia RIDGEWAY, Stanford University, USA 

What binds low status members to the group? 

Irina TOMESCU-DUBROW, Polish Academy of 

Sciences, Warsaw, Poland 

Future orientations and economic success: Empirical 

analyses informed by the theory of planned behavior 

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RC43 


Environment 

Programme Coordinators: Flávio 

de SOUZA, Universidade Federal de 

Penambuco, Brazil; Suzana PASTERNAK, 

Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil and 

Kenneth GIBB, University of Glasgow, 



09:00 - 10:30 

15 Housing Markets: Comparative, 

Latin America 



Bryan ROBERTS, University of Texas at Austin, USA 

Violence, the consolidation of the city and low-income 

settlements in Guatemala City 

Flávio DE SOUZA, Circe Maria MONTEIRO, Caroline 

Gonçalves dos SANTOS and Vinícius FULGENCIO, 

Universidade Federal de Pernambuco, Recife, Brazil 

La rehabilitación de asentamientos irregulares 

consolidados en ciudades de latinoamérica 

María Mercedes DI VIRGILIO, María Soledad 

ARQUEROS MEJICA and Tomás GUEVARA, 

Universida de Buens Aires, CONICET, Argentina 

Regularization of informal settlements in Latin 

America. Reflections on access and tenure of housing 

and urban land - Findings from the LAHN project 

Rodrigo MILLAN, Universidad Diego Portales, 


Geografía de oportunidades, movilidad residencial y 

regeneración urbana. Evidencias del proyecto LAHN- 

Santiago de Chile

Francisco SABATINI and Gonzalo CACERES, 

Universidad Católica de Chile, Chile 

Viejos pero buenos barrios populares: Cuando la 

antigüedad no es decadencia 

10:45 - 12:15 

54 Comparative Housing Policy 


Session Organizer: Kenneth GIBB, University 

of Glasgow, United Kingdom 


Sarah CHARLTON, University of the Witwatersrand, 


Public housing and beneficiary responses to it 

Tristan LOLOUM, EHESS, France and Christophe 

CLIVAZ, Institut Universitaire Kurt Bösch, Switzerland 

Governing second housing: Three case studies in 

Brazil, Spain and Switzerland 

Márcio Moraes VALENÇA, Universidade Federal do 

Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil 

Gated ‘downtown’: Class collision and gentrification 

in the post-renovation city 

Juan José MICHELINI, Spanish National Research 

Council, Spain; Mariana RELLI, Research Institute in 

Humanities and Social Sciences, Argentina 

Housing struggles and social innovation. The 

community workers movement experience in Luján 

(Buenos Aires Metropolitan Region) 

Letícia Moreira SIGOLO, Universidad de São Paulo, 

Brazil 

El actual crecimiento del mercado residencial en 

Brasil y sus impactos en el precio de la vivienda 

Carolina CASTRO, University Federal of São Carlos, 

Brazil; Lucia SHIMBO, University of São Paulo, Brazil; 

Mahtab FARSHCHI, London South Bank University, 

England 

The locus of the affordable housing in São Paulo over 

the growth cycles of the 1990’s and the 2000’s 

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09:00 - 10:30 


Part I 

Joint Session 



committee) 



10:45 - 12:15 

245 Housing policies: Latin America, 

popular housing, comparative 



Regina Fátima C.F. FERREIRA, Universidade Federal 


Movimientos de vivienda, autogestión y política 

habitacional en Brasil: Del acceso a la vivienda al 

derecho a la ciudad 

Camila D’OTTAVIANO, University of São Paulo, Brazil 

Popular housing in Brazil: From housing market to 

minha casa minha vida program 

María Florencia GIROLA and Ana Gretel THOMASZ, 


Políticas públicas, acceso a la vivienda y derecho a la 

ciudad. Apuntes de investigación sobre complejos 

habitacionales de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires 

Danielle KLINTOWITZ, Fundação Getulio Vargas, 

São Paulo, Brazil and Joyce REIS, Universidade de 


La regulación urbanística tiene influencia en la 

producción de viviendas sociales? 

Tiago CUNHA, Universidade Estadual de Campinas, 

Brazil 

Ladrillo por ladrillo

12:30 - 14:00 


Part II 

Joint Session 



committee) 



14:30 - 16:00 




09:00 - 10:30 

434 Housing policy and processes 



Kenneth GIBB, University of Glasgow, United 

Kingdom 

Reforming low income housing subsidies: Barriers, 

risks and opportuntiies in an era of fiscal austerity 

Douglas ROBERTSON, University of Stirling, Scotland 

What will be the repercussions of the current financial 

crisis for future housing system? 

Edith JIMENEZ HUERTA and Heriberto CRUZ SOLIS, 

Universidad de Guadalajara, Mexico 

Land and housing markets in consolidated irregular 

settlements – Findings from the LAHN project 

Daniel SANFELICI, Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil 

Steps towards an understanding of financialization’s 

impact on Brazilian cities 

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10:45 - 12:15 


Part III 

Joint Session 


committee) 




14:30 - 16:00 

582 Informal settlements: Land and 

housing markets, policies and 

formalisation 



Camila SARAIVA and Giselle TANAKA, Universidade 


Ruptures and continuities in practices of the 

consolidating of old peripheries 

Caroline GONÇALVES DOS SANTOS, Universidade 

Federal de Pernambuco, Brazil 

30 years later – From access to housing to 

consolidation of housing settlements: Revisiting the 

case of Recife, Brazil 

Mariana RELLI, CONICET, Argentina 

Situaciones de irregularidad dominial del hábitat 

popular urbano y acciones del estado, provincia de 

Buenos Aires, Argentina, 1990-2004 

Rodrigo MILLAN, Universidad Diego Portales, Chile 

Operación sitio a cuatro décadas de su constitución. 

Programas y políticas de mejoramiento urbano en 

áreas pericentrales del Gran Santiago 

Flávio DE SOUZA, Ana C.R. CAVALCANTI and Luis 

DE LA MORA, Universidade Federal de Pernambuco, 

Brazil 

Addressing policies and programs for the improvement 

of poor neighborhoods in Brazil: Opportunities and 

challenges in the case of ZEIS in Recife

RC44 


Programme Coordinator: Peter EVANS, 

University of California, USA 


09:00 - 10:30 

21 Migrant Workers, Labour Unions 

and Collective Protests 


Session Organizer: Jennifer CHUN, 

University of Toronto, Canada 


Eli FRIEDMAN, Cornell University, USA 

Part of the working class? The cost of depoliticization 

for union legitimacy among migrant workers in China 

Nobuyuki YAMADA, Komazawa University, Japan 

Foreign workers in the atomic disaster: A type of 

exclusion in Japan 

Rolle ALHO, University of Helsinki, Finland 

Labour mobility from Estonia to Finland in the 

construction sector: Different stakeholder perspectives 

and strategies 

Kim VOSS, University of California, USA 

Fighting for inclusion: The origins and consequences 

of the 2006 immigration protests in the United States 

Alexandru DICEANU, McMaster University, Canada 

Immigrant workers’ paths of resistance: Institutionalized 

industrial relations or open class conflict? 

Evelyn ENCALADA GREZ, York University, Canada 

Migrant farm workers fight back: Reconceptualizing 

resistance at the margins 

Geraldina POLANCO, University of British Columbia, 

Canada 

Displacing immigrant workers through Canada’s 

guest worker program 

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10:45 - 12:15 


work 

Joint Session 





12:30 - 14:00 

141 Unfree labour: States, capital and 

the struggles of migrant and 

immigrant workers for social and 

economic justice 


Session Organizers: Aziz CHOUDRY, McGill 

University, Canada and Mark THOMAS, 

York University, Canada 

Chair: Jennifer CHUN, University of Toronto, 

Canada 


Adrian SMITH, Carleton University, Canada 

Unfree labour, law and imperialism 

Camila BARALDI amd Táli Pires ALMEIDA, 


Migraciones, informalidad y industria de la 

confección: Reflexiones acerca de Brasil 

Adriana PAZ RAMIREZ, University of British Columbia, 

Canada 

Resisting permanent impermanence: Performances of 

subordination and resistance, and the possibility of a 

migrant workers-led movement in Canada 

Mark THOMAS, York University, Canada 

Migrant worker organizing and labour law in Canada 

Aziz CHOUDRY, McGill University, Canada and 

Mostafa HENAWAY, Immigrant Workers Centre- 


The workers vs temporary labour recruitment 

agencies: Contextualizing im/migrant workers’ 

struggles against temp agencies in Canada

14:30 - 16:00 

177 RC44 Round Table 2: Strategies for 

organizing informal workers 


Session Organizer: Chris TILLY, University of 

California Los Angeles, USA 


Dilek HATTATOGLU, Mugla University, Turkey 

Unionisation of homebased workers in Turkey 

Sithembiso BHENGU, University of Kwa-Zulu Natal, 

South Africa 

Workers, wages and livelihoods: Linking workplace and 

community struggles in post-apartheid South Africa 

Diego COLETTO, University of Milano-Bicocca, Italy 

Grassroots organizations in the informal economy: A 

way to go beyond the survival in free markets? 

Andranik MELIK-TANGYAN, Hans-Boeckler-Foundation 

and Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany 

Reform proposals to tackle labour market segmentation 

Paulo F. KELLER, Federal University of Maranhão, Brazil 

Artisanal work and production in the contemporary 

society: Realities, changes and challenges 

178 RC44 Round Table 3: The solidarity 

economy, the labor movement and 

the fight against precarious 

employment 


Session Organizer: Ana Margarida ESTEVES, 

Tulane University, USA 

Chair: Jacklyn COCK, Witwatersrand 

University, South Africa 


Vishwas SATGAR, University of Witwatersrand, South 

Africa 

Trade unions and the worker cooperative alternative 

in South Africa: 

Michelle WILLIAMS, University of the Witwatersrand, 

South Africa 

Neoliberal diffusion of the social economy: The case 

for the solidarity economy 

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Raquel DUAIBS, Universidade Estadual de Campinas, 

Brazil 

The ABC metalworkers’ union and his support for 

cooperatives: A brazilian experience 

179 RC44 Round Table 4: New 

strategies for bringing union 

democracy to unions with diverse 

memberships 


Session Organizers: Sophie BÉROUD, 

Université Lyon 2, France and Karel YON, 

Lille Center for Politics and Administration, 

France 


Ruy BRAGA, and Fábio PIMENTEL, Universidade de 


Information work and the proletarian condition today: 

The perception of Brazilian call centers operators 

Cinara ROSENFIELD, UFRGS, Brazil 

Paradoxos do capitalismo e trabalho em call centers 

Lucila D’URSO, Instituto de Investigaciones Gino 

Germani, Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Trabajadores tercerizados y conflictividad laboral en 

el sector automotriz. Límites y desafíos en términos de 

representación 

Denisse ROCA-SERVAT, Arizona State University, USA 

The struggle for rights in labor-community coalitions: 

The Los Angeles clean carwash campaign 

180 RC44 Round Table 5: Organizing 

Strategies, Diversity and Union 

Democracy 


Session Organizer: Cécile GUILLAUME, 

Université de Lille, France 


Emilien JULLIARD, Ecoles des Hautes Etudes en 


Creating activists. How do US unions try to build 

membership-based campaigns for collective 

bargaining?

Karel YON, Lille Center for Politics and Administration 

(CERAPS), France and Sophie BéROUD, Université 

Lyon 2, France 

Industrial democracy versus union democracy? 

Organizational responses to the reform of the trade 

union recognition process in France 

Guillaume GOURGUES, IEP Grenoble, UMR PACTE, 

Grenoble, France and Jessica SAINTY, IEP Grenoble, 

UMR PACTE, France 

Supporting “public debate” as a new unions’ 

strategy? The case of CGIL-FIOM facing managerial 

referendum in three fiat factories (Italy) 

Anne BORY, Université Lille I, France, Pierre BARRON, 

Université Paris VIII, France, Sébastien CHAUVIN, 

Université d’Amsterdam, Netherlands, Nicolas 

JOUNIN, Université Paris VIII, CSU-CRESPPA, France 

and Lucie TOURETTE, France 

Le mouvement des travailleurs sans papiers : Quelle 

démocratisation pour les pratiques syndicales 

françaises ? 

Martín ARMELINO, Universidad Nacional de General 

Sarmiento/UBA, Argentina 

Vicisitudes de la democracia sindical en Argentina. El 

caso de la CTA en los 2000s 


09:00 - 10:30 

213 Labor movements and the State: 

What happens when political allies 

take power? 


Session Organizer, Chair and Discussant: 

Ruy BRAGA, University of São Paulo 


Belén FERNANDEZ MILMANDA, CONICET/UTDT, 

Argentina and Enzo BENES, CONICET/UBA, 

Argentina 

When your friend asks you for moderation. New 

challenges for the argentine unions: The case of the 

teamsters’ federation 

� 283 � 

Andreia GALVAO, DCP, Universidade Estadual de 


The Brazilian tradeunionism during Lula administration 

Jean-François LIBOTTE, Institut des Sciences du Travail, 

Belgium and Sébastien ANTOINE, Laboratory for a 

prospective Anthropology, Belgium 

Syndicats, partis, États en Europe : Entre action de 

classe et conciliation sociale 

Marcel PARET, University of California-Berkeley, USA 

Labor politics in the United States and South Africa 

Caitlin FOX-HODESS, University of California, USA 

Contesting la concertacion: Working-class 

demobilization and the production of oppositional 

political subjectivities in Chile’s ‘democracia del libre 

mercado’ 

Claire CERUTI, University of Johannesburg, South Africa 

Unfolding contradictions in the zuma movement, 

South Africa, through the eyes of public sector strikers 

Paula LENGUITA, CEIL, Conicet, Argentina, Marco 

Aurélio SANTANA, UFRJ, Brazil and Juan MONTES 


Reconfiguración de la clase obrera y respuesta 

sindical en Argentina y Brasil frente a los actuales 

procesos de renovación política (2003-2011) 

Santiago DUHALDE, CEIL-CONICET / UBA, 

Argentina 

Límites y posibilidades del sindicalismo en el contexto 

de una alianza política {*} 

10:45 - 12:15 

238 China’s emerging working class 

and the future of the labor 

movement 


Session Organizer: Pun NGAI, Hong Kong 

Polytechnic University, China 


Shaopeng SONG, Renmin University of China, China 

To struggle for workers’ identity: The resistance of 

Jiashu workers

Ngai PUN and Lulu FAN, Hong Kong Polytechnic 

University, China 

Global capital, the state and Chinese workers: the 

foxconn experience 

Ya LIU, Guangdong University of Foreign Studies, 

Guangzhou, China and Changjiang LI, Peking 

University, China 

Women and labour division in China’s rural society 

Anita KOO and Yunxue DENG, Hong Kong 

Polytechnic University, Hong Kong 

Vocational education and the new generation of 

working class in China 

Siufu TANG, University of Hong Kong, China 

The concept of the working class and China’s social 

stratification 

Eli FRIEDMAN, Cornell University, USA 

Part of the working class? The cost of depoliticization for 

union legitimacy among migrant workers in China {*} 

Chun-Yi LEE, University of Nottingham, United Kingdom 

World factory without workers? The new facet of 

Chinese workers’ strikes {*} 

12:30 - 14:00 

315 The attack on public sector 

unionism and labor’s response 


Session Organizer: Kim VOSS, University of 

California, USA 


Nicolás DIANA MENENDEZ, CEIL-CONICET, CABA, 

Argentina 

Estado local y conflictividad laboral durante el 

gobierno de Mauricio Macri {*} 

Marnix DRESSEN, Université de Versailles Saint 

Quentin en Yvelines / Printemps CNRS, France and 

Dominique ANDOLFATTO, Université de Nancy II / 

Irénée, France 

Restructurations and railways workers strikes in 

France 

Martín ARMELINO, Universidad Nacional de General 

Sarmiento/UBA, Argentina 

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El sindicalismo de movimiento social después del 

neoliberalismo. Una exploración sobre los empleados 

públicos argentinos afiliados a ATE y la CTA 

Cécile GUILLAUME, Université de Lille 1, France and 

Sophie POCHIC, Centre Maurice Halbwach CNRS, 

France 

Equal pay rights and public sector unionism: The story 

of a long lasting mobilization in the UK (1960-2010) 

Rachel BRICKNER, Acadia University, Canada 

Becoming political: Teachers’ activism in the face of 

Michigan’s public education crisis 

Martha ECKER, Ramapo College of New Jersey, USA 

Attacks on collective bargaining: Lessons from the 

Metropolitan Union of Postal Clerks 1937-1962 

14:30 - 16:00 



Session Organizer: Jennifer CHUN, 

University of Toronto, Canada 

16:15 - 17:45 


Joint Session 






09:00 - 10:30 

439 New roles for intellectuals in the 

labor movement? 


Session Organizer: Marcos ANCELOVICI, 

McGill University, Canada


Sakhela BUHLUNGU, University of Pretoria, South 

Africa 

The labour movement and intellectuals in 

post-apartheid South Africa: A troubled relationship 

Marisa FASSI, Universita degli studi di milano, 

Argentina and Victor CALERO, Universidad de 


Legal activists and intellectuals interactions with workers 

who are on the margins of law in Córdoba, Argentina 

Ercüment CELIK, University of Freiburg, Germany 

The role of intellectuals in the circulation of knowledge 

in south African labour movement, 1970s-1980s 

Maïlys GANTOIS, University of Paris I, France 

Negotiations: A case where intellectuals invested with 

and by labor activists 

Adrien THOMAS, CEPS/INSTEAD, Luxembourg 

The literature on trade union revitalization: An 

example of an alliance between researchers and 

labour movement 

10:45 - 12:15 

493 Organizing the production of 

alternative visions to support social 

justice 

Joint Session 





12:30 - 14:00 

537 Making transnational networks 

more effective vehicles for 

North-South and South-South labor 

solidarity 


Session Organizer: Cesar RODRIGUEZ, 

Universidade de los Andes, Colombia 

Chair: Robert O’BRIEN, McMaster University, 

Canada 

� 285 � 


Cesar RODRIGUEZ, Universidade de los Andes, Colombia 

Unpacking transnational activist networks: An 

analysis of anti-sweatshop campaigns in the 

US-caribbean basin apparel industry (1990-2008) 

Marcos ANCELOVICI, McGill University, Montreal, 

Canada and Alex MOCHNACKI, McGill University, 

Canada 

Knowledge production and counter-expertise in 

transnational antisweatshop networks 

Jamie McCALLUM, Sociology/Anthropology, 

Middlebury College, Middlebury, VT 

Global unions, local power: Labor transnationalism 

from North America to the global south 

Manuel ROSALDO, University of California at 

Berkeley, Berkeley, CA 

Transnational networks and organizing in the 

informal sector: Waste pickers respond to challenges 

and opportunities of globalization 

Pamela ROBINSON and Helen RAINBIRD, 

Department of Management, University of 

Birmingham, Birmingham, United Kingdom 

Transnational solidarity in global supply chains: 

Where are the ‘pinch points’ and what are the levers 

for global networks to improve labour conditions? 

14:30 - 16:00 

575 Building Transnational Solidarity 

among National Labor Movements 


Session Organizer: Robert O’BRIEN, 

McMaster University 

Chair: Edward WEBSTER, University of the 

Witwatersrand 


Luis AGUIAR, UBC Okanagan, Kelowna, BC, Canada 

Jumping scale, crossing space: The JfJ and organizing 

cleaners for global strength 

Bridget KENNY, University of the Witwatersrand, 


Wal-Mart and transnational union solidarity in the 

south African competition tribunal process

Carolina BANK MUNOZ, Brooklyn College and The 

Graduate Center-City University of New York, 

Brooklyn, NY 

Transnational solidarity in organizing against Wal-Mart 

Melanie DUFOUR-POIRIER, University of Montreal, 

Canada and Marc-Antonin HENNEBERT, Human 

Resources Department, HEC Montreal, Montreal, 

Canada 

Collective action within cross-border union alliances: 

Evidence from two contrasting case studies {*} 

Melanie DUFOUR-POIRIER, University of Montreal, Canada 

Transnational trade union coalition: Evidence from 

Chile and Peru 


09:00 - 10:30 

618 Challenging the logic of neoliberalism: 

Labor-feminist coalitions and workfamily 

policy campaigns 

Joint Session 





10:45 - 12:15 

693 Worker’s taking over factories as a 

response to capital taking away 

jobs: Reflections on experiences in 

Argentina and elsewhere 


Session Organizers: José ITZIGSOHN, 

Brown University and Julian REBON, Instituto 

de Investigaciones Gino Germani 


Anabel REIRO, Facultad de Ciencias Sociales- 

Universidad de la República, Montevideo, Uruguay 

La recuperación del trabajo y los procesos de 

democratización en Uruguay 

� 286 � 

José ITZIGSOHN, Brown University, RI 

Recuperated enterprises: Changing work? 

Maria Ines FERNANDEZ ALVAREZ, Instituto de 

Ciencias Antropologicas, Facultad de Filosofia y Letras 


Ocupar, resistir, producir, sostener. El problema de la 

sustentabilidad en las experiencias de gestión 

colectiva del trabajo 

Carina BALLADARES, UBA-Facultad de Ciencias 

Sociales, Ciudad de Buenos Aires, Argentina 

El trabajo "a façon" y los ritmos de la vida asociativa en 

una empresa recuperada del conurbano bonaerense 

Rodrigo SALGADO, Sociología, Instituto de 

Investigaciones Gino Germani, Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Las tensiones de la igualdad en las empresas recuperadas 

RC45 


Programme Coordinator: Hanno 

SCHOLTZ, University of Berne, Switzerland 


10:45 - 12:15 

81 Social capital: Current research on 

the construction of social capital 


Session Organizer: Hanno SCHOLTZ, 

University of Konstanz, Germany


Guido MEHLKOP1 , Peter GRAEFF2 , Sebastian 

SATTLER3 and Carsten SAUER3 , (1) University of Erfurt, 

Germany, (2) Goethe University Frankfurt, Germany, 

(3) Bielefeld University, Germany 

Normative and rational forces driving corrupt 

decisions among students within social networks: A 

vignette study 

Hirohisa TAKENOSHITA, Shizuoka University, Japan 

Institutional arrangements and social capital: 

Brazilian immigrants in Japan and their chances for 

upward mobility 

Gonzalo SEID, Universidad de Buenos Aires - Instituto 

de Investigaciones Gino Germani, Argentina 

Clase, género y capital social 

12:30 - 14:00 

100 Actors, choices, and rationality in 

the Global South 



University of Konstanz 


Hanno SCHOLTZ, University of Konstanz, Germany 

Three equilibria and two waves of change: A short 

model of modernity, 1750-2030 

Marcelo Raimundo DA SILVA, Universidad Torcuato di 

Tella, Argentina 

Applying rational choice and historical institutionalism 

in the study of national security policies in Brazil 

(1995-2010) 

Francisco BAEZ URBINA, Universidad Arte y Ciencias 

Sociales, Chile 

La reactivación de la acción colectiva en Chile: Una 

mirada desde la sociología analítica 

� 287 � 


09:00 - 10:30 

207 Embedded rational choice in 

institutional change 



University of Konstanz, Germany 


Antonio M. JAIME-CASTILLO, University of Málaga, 

Spain and Gloria MARTINEZ-COUSINOU, Centro de 

Estudios Andaluces, Spain 

Distributive effects and moral justification of corruption 

Francisco José LEON-MEDINA, Jose A. NOGUERA 

and Jordi TENA-SANCHEZ, Universitat Autònoma de 


Rationality, frames, and social influence. An on-line 

experimental test of the informative effects of law 

Francisco LEON, Universitat de Girona, Spain and Jordi 

TENA, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain 

Self-interest, reciprocity and public support for the 

redistributive role of the state 

Mario MOLINA, Pontificia Universidad Católica, Chile 

Power resources theory: A reconstruction mico-macro 

10:45 - 12:15 






09:00 - 10:30 

447 Social capital: Current research on 

bases and outcomes 



University of Konstanz, Germany


Benjamin SCHULZ, University of Mannheim, Germany 

Ethnic capital, social capital and immigrants’ labour 

market integration in Germany 

Sören PETERMANN, Max Planck Institute for the Study 

of Religious and Ethnic Diversity, Germany 

Explaining access to individual social capital 

Jun KOBAYASHI, Seikei University, Japan 

Effects of social capital on romance and marriage 

Masayuki KANAI, Senshu University, Japan 

Interaction between public policy and social capital: 

Child-care policy and birth rate 

10:45 - 12:15 

508 The evolution of networks and 

social co-operation 





Ray-May HSUNG, National Chengchi University, 

Taiwan and Yi-jr LIN, Taiwan 

Embeddedness of innovations 

Yoshimichi SATO, Tohoku University, Japan 

Coverage of social capital and utility function of 

actors involved: Toward a clearer understanding of 

functions of social capital 

� 288 � 

RC46 


Programme Coordinator: Jan Marie 

FRITZ, University of Cincinnati, USA 


10:45 - 12:15 

62 Essentials of Community 

Intervention 


Session Organizer: Jan Marie FRITZ, 



Harry PERLSTADT, Michigan State University, USA 

The global diffusion of the healthy cities/communities 

movement 

Emma PORIO, Ateneo de Manila University, Philippines 

Climate change adaptation and structures of power 

in community interventions 

Jenifer CARTLAND, Children’s Memorial Hospital- 

Chicago, USA 

What researchers bring to communities, and what may 

or may not be left behind when their work is done 

Norma TAKEUTI and Marlos Alves BEZERRA, 


Challenging their destiny: Interventions with 

marginalized youth in Brazil 

12:30 - 14:00 

111 Community Development and Social 

Justice 


Session Organizer: Emma PORIO, Ateneo de 

Manila University, Philippines


Denyse CÔTÉ, Université du Québec en Outaouais, 

Cape Verde 

Développement local et droits des femmes 

W.O. TAYLOR-COLE, Mount Royal University, Canada 

Social justice initiatives: Community development 

projects 

Anastasia- Valentine RIGAS, and Emmanouela PAPA, 

University of Crete, Greece 

Social representations and social identity of the exprisoners 

in Greece: A social clinical psychological 

approach 

Hans Petter SAND, University of Agder, Norway 

Investigating power and democracy 

14:30 - 16:00 

159 Gender, Sexuality, Disability and 



Chair: Anastasia Valentine RIGAS, University 

of Crete, Greece 

Co-Chair: Marlos Alves BEZERRA, 

Universidade Federal do RN, Brazil 


U.S. PANDEY, Agra University, India 

A case study of disability, economic globalization in 

India 

Saeid YARMOHAMMADI, Islamic Azad University, 

Iran 

Gender and social justice in Iran 

Abdul-Mumin SA’AD, University of Maiduguri, Nigeria 

Gender, sexuality, society/culture and HIV/AIDS in 

sub-Saharan Africa: The case of Nigeria 

Jan Marie FRITZ, University of Cincinnati, USA 

Gender and inclusive peacebuilding 

� 289 � 


10:45 - 12:15 

239 Corruption and Globalization: Open 

discussion 


Session Organizer: Tina UYS, University of 



Olga GUZHVA and Dmytro CHUCHKO, V.N. 

Karazin Kharkiv National University, Ukraine 

Socio-cultural context of corruption 

U.S. PANDEY, Agra University, India 

The role of Indian judiciary with special reference to 

global IP regime 

12:30 - 14:00 

296 Health and Justice 


Session Organizer: Norma TAKEUTI, 

Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do 

Norte, Brazil 


Weizhen DONG, University of Waterloo, Canada 

Tackling Healthcare Cost Issue with a Population 

Health Perspective: Challenges and Strategies 

Daniel PEREIRA ANDRADE, Fundação Getúlio Vargas, 

Brazil 

La resposabilité individuelle et l’automanagement 

émotionnel 

Helena GARBIN, Cristina GUILAM and André 

PEREIRA NETO, Escola Nacional de Saúde Pública 

- ENSP/FIOCRUZ, Brazil 

Internet as a tool for health promotion projects

14:30 - 16:00 





16:15 - 17:45 

406 Social Justice and Democratization 


Session Organizer: Olga GUZHVA, Ukraine 


Abdul-Mumin SA’AD, University of Maiduguri, Nigeria 

Universal declaration of human rights and cultural 

diversity in Nigeria 

Isabelle RUELLAND, Université de Montréal, Canada 

Pratiques de cogestion à visée critique et 

démocratisation des organisations publiques de santé 

brésiliennes : Analyse critique de cas 

Tina UYS, University of Johannesburg, South Africa 

Whistleblowing and ubuntu: The influence of national 

cultures on whistleblowing intentions 


09:00 - 10:30 

454 The History and Current Status of 

Clinical Sociology in Nations and 

Regions: Open Discussion 


Chair: Viviana ARBELO, Universidad Buenos 



Anamaria ARAUJO FELICE, Universidad Montevideo, 

Uruguay 

The history and development of clinical sociology in 

Uruguay 

Jan Marie FRITZ, University of Cincinnati, USA 

Clinical sociology and human rights 

� 290 � 

10:45 - 12:15 

470 Accreditation of Clinical, Applied and 

Engaged Public Sociology and 

Interdisciplinary Programs in the US 

and Other Countries: Open Discussion 


Session Organizer: Harry PERLSTADT, 



Melodye LEHNERER, College of Southern Nevada, USA 

Program accreditation: A professional exchange 

Norma WINSTON, University of Tampa, USA 

Accreditation: What does It take? 

12:30 - 14:00 

553 RC46 Business Meeting and Award 

Presentations 




14:30 - 16:00 

604 Work and Clinical Sociology 


Session Organizer: Jenifer CARTLAND, 

Children’s Memorial Hospital-Chicago, USA 


Alejandro SALDAÑA, Universidad Veracruzana, Mexico 

Metáforas del sufrimiento laboral 

Danieli SIQUEIRA, Universidade Federal da Paraíba, 

Brazil 

Secular state x spiritualized knowledge: Reflections 

on the practices of traditional midwives in Brazil and 

its rightful place 

Viviana ARBELO, Universidad Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Public administration teams: Leadership and 

motivation


10:45 - 12:15 

692 Using Clinical Sociology to Improve 

Society 


Session Organizer: Abdul-Mumin SA’AD, 

University of Maiduguri, Nigeria 


Melodye LEHNERER, College of Southern Nevada, USA 

Training the next generation of social change agents 

Anton SENEKAL, University of Johannesburg, South Africa 

Mediation in South Africa: Practice and Training 

Norma TAKEUTI, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande 

do Norte, Brazil 

Action collective des jeunes d’une communauté et 

modes de subjectivation 

Olivier CHANTRAINE, Université de Lille 3, France 

Recherche, publication et “grands secrets” 

RC47 

Social Classes and Social 

Movements 

Programme Coordinators: Antimo Luigi 

FARRO, Sapienza University of Rome, Italy 

and Maria da Glória GOHN, Universidad 

Estatal de Campinas, Brazil 


9:00 - 10:30 

23 New Trends and Theoretical 

Approach in the Field of Social 

Mobilizations and Social Change 

� 291 � 

Joint Session 


and Social Change (host committee) 




10:45 - 12:15 

52 Bridging sociologies. Globalisation, 

cosmopolitanism and the individual 


Chair: Henri lustiger THALER, Ramapo 

College, USA 


Marie-Christine DORAN, University of Ottawa, Canada 

The expression of memory as politics: An insight from 

recent mobilizations in Chile (2005-2011) 

Tiago CUNHA, and Silvana QUEIROZ, State 


Getting a job (but not anywhere). Job opportunities as 

one of the major determinants of the intrametropolitan 

migration flows in metropolitan area of Campinas 

Marcus SPILLER, SGS Economics & Planning Pty Ltd, 

Australia 

Social justice and the centralisation of governance in 

the Australian metropolis: A case study of Melbourne 

Eva YOUKHANA, University of Bonn, Germany 

New concepts of belonging in a globalized world 

Gerson OLIVEIRA, Universidade Federal do Rio 


Dispositivos, sentidos y mecanismos causales de la 

acción colectiva contestatária 

12:30 - 14:00 

103 Anti-nuclear movements after 

Fukushima disaster 


Session Organizer: Shujiro YAZAWA, Seijo 


Chair: Seung Kuk KIM, Pusan National 

University, South Korea


Shujiro YAZAWA, Seijo University, Japan 

Thoughts and actions of social movements concerning 

the nuclear in Japan 

Daishiro NOMIYA, Sophia University, Japan 

Transformation of the antinuclear drive in post-war Japan 

Yuko HIRABAYASHI, Tsuru University, Japan 

Anti-nucear avtivism in Tokyo after 3.11 

Eiji HAMANISHI, Notre Dame Seishin Univertisy, Japan 

Actors/movements around nuclear energy and 

radioactive contamination after 3.11 Fukushima in 

Japan: From the sociology of action 

14:30 - 16:00 

155 Conflicts, social movements and 

democracy in the global era 


Session Organizer: Yvon LE BOT, Ecole des 

Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales, Francia 

Chair: Fernando CALDERON, Fundación 

UNIR, Bolivia 

Co-Chair: Marie-Christine DORAN, University 

of Ottawa, Canada 


Susana MANGANA, Universidad Católica del 

Uruguay, Uruguay 

Social mobilization in the Arab world and 


Fernanda PAGE POMA, SUNY Stony Brook, USA 

State repression and collective action 

Chungse JUNG, Binghamton University, USA 

World-historical structure and dynamics of protest 

waves on the global south, 1894–2010 

Isabel MARTINS, Universidade Federal de Pelotas, Brazil 

Urban development and modernity unfinished: A 

reading of the phenomenon of lynching in Brazilian 

society, based on the work of Jose de Souza Martins 

Antonio Cesar Machado SILVA, Universidade Federal 

de Sergipe, Brazil 

A experênciada tradução cultural nas redes 

transnacionais de movimentos sociais 

� 292 � 


09:00 - 10:30 

215 Latin American social movements 

and social justice in the Global South 


Chair: Emilio TADDEI, Universidad de Buenos 

Aires, UBA. 

Panelists: Flávia LESSA DE BARROS, 

University of Brasília, Brazil and Céli 

REGINA, UFRGS, Brazil 


Paulo Henrique Martins MARTINS DE ALBUQUERQUE, 

Federal University of Pernambuco, Brasil, Guilherme 

Martins e Maria Idelvita Martins, Brazil 

Sociology, colonialism and social practices in Latin 

America 

Maria da Glória GOHN, Universidad Estatal de 


Sociology of Latin-American movements: Practices 

and theories 

Angela PAIVA, Pontificia Universidade Catolica do Rio 


Democratizing the Brazilian public shpere: New 

dynamics in the relationship between the state and 

black social movements 

Amy GRAGLIA, SUNY Stony Brook, USA 

Pink public transit in Mexico city: Evaluating womenonly 

transportation as a feminist movement {*} 

Céli Regina JARDIM PINTO, UFRGS, Brazil 

Responsabilidad como justicia: Espacios de los 

movimientos sociales en democracias emergentes 

Flávia LESSA DE BARROS, University of Brasília, Brazil 

Contra-hegemonic social movements and the 

international cooperation for development in Latin 

America

10:45 - 12:15 

278 ¿Repolitización de las 

movilizaciones sociales en América 

Latina? 


Chair: Maria da Glória GOHN, Universidad 

Estatal de Campinas, Brazil 

Panelist: Manuel Antonio GARRETON, 

University of Chile, Chile 


Luiz CASTRO-SANTOS, Universidade do Estado do 


Los sentidos de la exclusión en América Latina 

Fernando CALDERON, Fundación UNIR, Bolivia 

La confluctualitad in América Latina 

Maria Antônia de SOUZA, Universidade Tuiuti do 


Rural education movement, tensions in the struggle 

for a social right and the signs of public policies 

Lev GRINBERG, Ben Gurion university, Israel 

Traveling resistance: From Egypt to Chile through 

Israel and Spain 

Nilda Ines TORCIGLIANI, Universidad Nacional de 


Participacion de las organizaciones de la sociedad 

civil en el proceso de democratizacion en Córdoba, 

Argentina periodo 1983/2010 

Loza JESUS, Universiad de Guadalajara, Mexico 

Globalismo, indiviualización y clase media 

María MANEIRO, CONICET-UBA/CEL-UNSAM, 

Argentina 

Polifonías urbanas. Complejización de las formas 

ejercicio de la política territorial en el marco de la 

instalación de los movimientos de trabajadores 

desocupados (GBA-Argentina) 

12:30 - 14:00 

295 Forms of social justice: Localism and 

globalism in Asian context 


Chair: Daishiro Nomiya, Sophia University 

� 293 � 


Seung Kuk KIM and Jung Rae CHO, Pusan National 

University, South Korea 

Why are the citizens of Pusan so silent? 

Tasuku SASAKI, Facultad de Letras, Universidad de 

Kioto, Kyoto, Japan 

El movimiento de solidaridad al pueblo 

latinoamericano en Japón 

Suk-Ki KONG and Hyun-Chin LIM, Seoul National 


Frame convergence into social justice: The Korean 

engagement into transnational food sovereignty 

movements 

Ryoko KOSUGI, Tohoku University, Japan 

Japanese student movements in the global 1960s: 

Encounter of the local context and the transnational 

context 

Kyoko TOMINAGA, University of Tokyo, Japan 

Effects in local areas of global justice movement: 

Anti-G8 protests in Japan, Okinawa in 2000 and 

Hokkaido in 2008 

14:30 - 16:00 



Joint Session 






16:15 - 17:45 

410 When, where, and how do 

movements matter? Consequences 

of social movements 


Session Organizer: Larry ISAAC, Vanderbilt 


Chair: Larry ISAAC, Vanderbilt University, 

USA


Barbara ZARATE, Oxford University, United Kingdom 

Does protest work? Contentious collective action and 

social spending in Latin America, 1970-2008 

Cassandra ENGEMAN, University of California-Santa 

Barbara, USA 

Outcomes of US union mobilization for workplace 

leave in California and Pennsylvania 

Shun HARADA, University of Tokyo, Japan 

The conditions and the consequences of the 

movement demanding the civil society institutions: The 

case of NPO law in Japan 

Sandro OLIVEIRA, Universidade Federal de São 

Paulo, Brazil 

La tríada de la política urbana de conciliación de 

clases en Brasil 


09:00 - 10:30 

448 Social Movement 2.0 


Chair: Antimo Luigi FARRO, Università di 

Roma La Sapienza, Italy 


Geoffrey PLEYERS, FNRS/UC Louvain & CADIS/ 

EHESS, Belgium 

Indignados and occupiers: A reactive, creative and 

democratic movement 

Mariana GIORGETTI VALENTE, USP, Brazil 

Contribution to the theory of social movements on the 

Internet 

Henri LUSTIGER THALER, Ramapo College, USA 

Re-visiting Mannheim: Memory, global collective 

action and inter-subjectivity 

Sandra RODRIGUEZ, University of Montreal, Canada 

Spreading the word: Collective action and networking 

in a Web 2.0 driven generation 

� 294 � 

10:45 - 12:15 

473 Authors meets actors: Dialogues 

between academia and Latin 

American social movements 


Chair: Manuel Antonio GARRETON, 

University of Chile, Chile 


Flavia BRAGA VIEIRA, Universidad Federal Rural de 

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil and Breno BRINGEL, 

Universidad Estatal de Río de Janeiro, Brazil 

Educación, formación política e internacionalismo en 

los movimientos sociales rurales latinoamericanos 

contemporáneos 

Maria do Carmo ALBUQUERQUE, Universidade 

Bandeirante, Brazil 

Nuevos actores en el movimiento por los derechos de 

los adolescentes en São Paulo: La cooptación, el 

corporativismo, la institucionalización – Una 

confrontación entre las evaluaciones académicas y 

de los propios activistas 

Andrea PHILLIPS, University of London, United 

Kingdom and Fulya ERDEMCI, SKOR Foundation for 

Art and Public Domain, Netherlands 

Urban composition – Artists, publics and 

social-spatial transformation 

Hector Eloy RIVAS SANCHEZ, Canada 

Neoliberal policies, HIV-related vulnerability and 

AIDS activism in Mexico 

Renata VARELLA, IESP-UERJ, Brazil 

La experiencia de acción colectiva en la vila acaba 

mundo: Una reflexión sobre la construcción de 

conocimento 

12:30 - 14:00 

543 Radical movements examine a 

political and social order 


Chair: Antimo Luigi FARRO, Università Roma 

Sapienza, Italy 

Co-Chair: Silvana QUEIROZ, Universidade 

Estadual de Campinas, Brazil


Efe Can GURCAN, Simon Fraser University, Canada 

Building popular-democratic alternatives in Latin 

America: A comparative analysis of post-neoliberal 

movements in Venezuela and Argentina 

Raffaele SCIORTINO, State University Milan, Italy and 

Emiliana ARMANO, State University Milan, Italy 

Forms of the European spring: The no tav movement 

Aline Michelle Nascimento AUGUSTINHO, 

Universidade Estadual Paulista “Júlio de Mesquita 

Filho”, Brazil and Roberta CAVA, UFSCAR, Brazil 

1968 and the modernity’s crisis: The Brazilian 

student's movement as a new “social actor” 

Cristiano RODRIGUES, IESP - UERJ, Brazil 

Black Social Movements. Colombia and Brazil 

14:30 - 16:00 

577 Civil society against violence 


Chair: Hyun-Chin LIM, Seoul National 


Co-Chair: Suk-Ki KONG, Seoul National 



Sophie BODY-GENDROT, University Paris-Sorbonne, 

France 

Comparing (In)security in public spaces 

Verónica SILVA REINOSO UNAM, Mexico and 

Cristina PINEDA ECHEVERRI, Universidad de los 

Andes, Colombia 

Enclaves del poder sub-nacional y procesos de 

democratización en Medellín, Santa Cruz y Guayaquil 

Daniela SLIPAK, Universidad Nacional de San Martín, 

Argentina 

La razón de la violencia. Un análisis de la revista 

cristianismo y revolución en la Argentina de los años 

sesenta y setenta 

Louis ESPARZA, California State University-Los 

Angeles, USA 

Post cold war civil society mobilization in Colombia 

� 295 � 


09:00 - 10:30 



Session Organizer and Chair: Antimo Luigi 

FARRO, Università Roma Sapienza, Italy 

10:45 - 12:15 




Joint Session 






RC48 



Social Change 

Programme Coordinators: Benjamín 

TEJERINA, University of the Basque Country, 

Spain and Debal SINGHAROY, Indira Gandhi 

National Open University, India 


09:00 - 10:30 



Mobilizations and Social Change

Joint Session 






10:45 - 12:15 

56 Creativity, emotion and risk 


Session Organizer: Helena FLAM, University 

of Leipzig, Germany 

Chair: Helena FLAM, University of Leipzig, 

Germany 


Eva SCHMITZ, University of Halmstad, Sweden 

‘Boss of your own belly’ – The creativity of the social 

protest for womenxs social justice in Sweden during 

the 1970s 

Nina PETER, Freie Universität Berlin, Germany 

Artistic protest strategies: The critical art ensemble 

Ignacia PERUGORRIA, Rutgers University, Argentina 

“Jaia eta borroka”: Political ethnographies of cultural 

activism amidst a context of illegalization in the 

basque country 

Lia ROCHA, Universidade do Estado do Rio de 


A small revolution: Young favela dwellers and 

audiovisual production 

Rosimeire SILVA, University of Coimbra, Portugal 

Affects and the struggle for recognition: The nacional 

street population movement in Brazil {*} 

� 296 � 

12:30 - 14:00 

110 Collective action and the rebirth of 

social movements for social and 

economic justice in Chile: causes, 

demands and result in a global 

world 


Session Organizer and Chair: Francisco 

Baez URBINA, University of Arts and Social 

Sciences, Chile 


Gabriel CHOUHY, University of Pittsburgh, USA 

A specter haunts the neoliberal globe: Reworking the 

communist hypothesis through the chilean student 

movement 

Caitlin FOX-HODESS, University of California, USA 

La eleccion de Sebastian Piñera y la paradoja de una 

oposicion creciente en contra del neoliberalismo de 

parte de la clase trabajadora urbana en Chile 

Victor Daniel MUÑOZ TAMAYO, Universidad de 

Chile, Chile 

El contexto sistémico y el factor generacional en los 

agravios y la política del movimiento universitario 

chileno 

Leonardo CANCINO PEREZ, Universidad Diego 


Chile 2011, desde el largo letargo a la acción colectiva 

Mauricio GARCIA, Universidad de La Frontera, Chile 

Enfoques teóricos y metodológicos para el estudio de 

la acción colectiva en el resurgimiento de los 

movimientos sociales en Chile: El aporte de la 

sociología analítica {*} 

Jaime GARRIDO CASTILLO JAIME, Universidad de La 

Frontera, Chile 

Movimientos sociales en escena, el fin de los partidos 

el renacimiento de la política {*}

14:30 - 16:00 


Part I 

Joint Session 


committee) 






09:00 - 10:30 

204 Democratization movements and 

human rights. Part I 


Session Organizer: Sharon BARNARTT, 

Gallaudet University, USA 


Stephanie LIMONCELLI, Loyola Marymount University, 

USA 

Mapping worldwide efforts to combat human 

trafficking 

Sharon BARNARTT, Gallaudet University, USA 

2001 as the year of disability protests: Diffusion of 

the “arab spring,” political opportunity, or the UN 

convention? 

Miriam ARENAS CONEJO, Universitat de Barcelona, 

Spain, Soledad ARNAU RIPOLLES, Universidad 

Nacional de Educación a Distancia, Spain, Eduardo 

DIAZ VELAZQUEZ, Miguel A. FERREIRA, Universidad 

Complutense de Madrid, Spain and Asun PIE 

BALAGUER, Universitat Oberta de Catalunya, Spain 

Disability rights movement in Spain: From the UN 

convention to the “indignation” in the streets 

� 297 � 

10:45 - 12:15 



contentious politics. Part I 

Joint Session 






12:30 - 14:00 

318 Visual Representation of Injustice 

and Exclusion 

Joint Session 






14:30 - 16:00 


Part II. 

Joint Session 


committee) 





16:15 - 17:45 

383 Democratization movements and 

human rights. Part II 


Session Organizer and Chair: Sharon 

BARNARTT, Gallaudet University, USA


Helena FLAM, University of Leipzig, Germany 

Transnational social movement as a governance 

Babushka 

Sebastian PEREYRA, Universidad Nacional de San 

Martin, Argentina 

El impacto de la movilización de familiares de 

víctimas de la violencia policial en Argentina 

Maria do Carmo ALBUQUERQUE, Universidade 

Bandeirante, Brazil 

El movimiento social por los derechos de los niños y 

adolescentes en São Paulo: Su momento y su sitio en 

la construcción de la política pública de derechos {*} 


10:45 - 12:15 

491 Movimientos sociales actuales en 

América Latina II. Posturas frente a 

la arena político-institucional: 

Participación, oposición, articulación 


Session Organizers: Antonia MUÑOZ, 

Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana, 

Mexico; Fernanda Valeria TORRES, 

IDIHCS-UNLP CONICET, Argentina and Lidia 

VILLAR, Instituto de Investigaciones Gino 


Chair: Fernanda Valeria TORRES, 

IDIHCS-UNLP CONICET, Argentina 


Pablo LAPEGNA, University of Georgia, USA 

Popular movements and patronage politics: 

Understanding demobilization processes in 

contemporary Argentina 

Enrique ANDRIOTTI ROMANIN, Universidad 

Nacional de Mar del Plata - CONICET, Argentina 

De la confrontación a la cooperación. Los cambios 

en las estrategias y marcos interpretativos del 

movimiento de derechos humanos de Argentina 

frente al “kirchnerismo” (2003-2011) 

� 298 � 

María Dolores ROCCA RIVAROLA, Instituto de 

Investigaciones Gino Germani-UBA, Argentina 

Las organizaciones sociales en los conjuntos 

oficialistas: Identidades parciales y definiciones de 

pertenencia en el MST y en organizaciones sociales 

kirchneristas (primer gobierno de Luiz Inácio Lula da 

Silva y gobierno de Néstor Kirchner) 

Brenda PEREYRA, Universidad Nacional de Lanús, 

Argentina 

Marcos interpretativos en torno a los comedores 

populares en Lanús y la influencia en la toma de 

decisiones sobre este espacio 

Alejandro ROLDAN, UBA, Argentina and Ismael 

GUALDI, UBA, Argentina 

Movimientos sociales y estado en el kirchnerismo 

(2003-2009). La FTV y la gestión de políticas 

sociales {*} 

German PEREZ, Instituto de Investigaciones Gino 


Exceso y defecto: Movilización política e 

institucionalidad democrática. Un aporte 

germaniano {*} 

12:30 - 14:00 



contentious politics - Part II 

Joint Session 






12:30 - 14:00 


América Latina. Part III 


Session Organizer and Chair: Antonia 

MUÑOZ, Universidad Autónoma 

Metropolitana, Mexico


Maria Carolina DYSMAN and Emmanuel RAPIZO, 


Relations between NGOs, social movements and 

state: Symbolic boundaries, institutionalization and 

legitimacy 

Natalina RIBEIRO, Pontifícia Universidade Católica de 


Autonomia: Visiones de los autores y atores sociales 

Danilo DE SOUZA MORAIS and Paulo César 

RAMOS, UFSCar, Brazil 

Movimiento de la juventud negra y nuevos espacios 

políticos e institucionales: La lucha contra el 

“genocidio del joven negro” en los consejos y 

conferencias sectoriales en Brasil 

Fernando SIMOES NOGUEIRA, Universidade Federal 

do Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil 

Presupuesto participativo y sus efectos sobre la 

sociedad civil en el caso de Porto Alegre 

Antonio ALEJO, Universidad de Santiago de 

Compostela, Mexico 

Globalizaciones y nuevas diplomacias en las 

américas. La implementación de políticas públicas 

para la inclusión de sociedades civiles en las 

agendas de política exterior, política internacional y 

agendas globales en Argentina y México 

Pilar ALZINA, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Resistencia e integración: La institucionalización de 

los movimientos sociales. Un estudio de caso de la 

organización barrial tupac amaru (OBTA) {*} 

Myriam BARONE, Celia DRAGANCHUK, Mariela 

DACHARY and Devora PETRUF, Universidad Nacional 

de Misiones, Argentina 

Problemáticas y desafíos regionales en contextos de 

desigualdad y dominación: Movimientos sociales 

ambientalistas en oposición y articulación con otros 

actores políticos {*} 

14:30 - 16:00 



� 299 � 


09:00 - 10:30 



contentious politics. Part III 

Joint Session 






09:00 - 10:30 


América Latina I. Posturas frente a 

la arena político-institucional: 

Participación, oposición, 

articulación 


Session Organizers: Antonia MUÑOZ, 


Mexico; Fernanda Valeria TORRES, IDIHCS- 

UNLP CONICET, Argentina and Lidia VILLAR, 


Argentina 

Chairs: Antonia MUÑOZ, Universidad 

Autónoma Metropolitana, Mexico and Lidia 

VILLAR, Instituto de Investigaciones Gino 



Federico SCHUSTER1 , German PEREZ2 , Ana 

NATALUCCI 3 and María Soledad GATTONI 3 , (1) 

Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina, (2) Instituto 

de Investigaciones Gino Germani, Argentina, (3) 

CONICET. IIGG/UBA, CABA, Argentina 

Territorios disputados. Movilización política y 

procesos de institucionalizacion en niveles locales de 

gobierno (Argentina, 1997-2011)

Juan WAHREN, Instituto de Investigaciones Gino 

Germani - Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Tensiones entre movimientos sociales y gobiernos 

progresistas. Las disputas por el territorio y los 

recursos naturales del pueblo Guaraní en Tarija, 

Bolivia 

Charmain LEVY, Université du Québec en Outaouais, 

Canada 

Political society, social movements and the workers’ 

party in Brazil 

Maria Virginia QUIROGA, CONICET-UNRC, 

Argentina and Sebastián BARROS, CONICET-UNPA- 

UNPSJB, Argentina 

De las prácticas articulatorias entre movilización 

social y gobiernos: Notas sobre las experiencias de 

Argentina y Bolivia en el siglo XXI 

Nuria YABKOWSKI, UBA - CONICET, Argentina 

Lo “otro” de los movimientos sociales: Hipótesis para 

pensar el estado hoy {*} 

juan Ignacio LOZANO, Universidad nacional de La 


De la movilización a la institucionalización. La 

experiencia de organizaciones sociales de matriz 

nacional popular en el gobierno de la provincia de 

Buenos Aires durante el periodo 2002 - 2010 {*} 

Ricardo GUTIERREZ 1 , Marisa VON BULOW2 and 

Rebecca ABERS2 , (1) Universidad de San Martín, 

Argentina, (2) University of Brasilia, Brazil 

Environmental networks in state and society: A 

comparative view of the southern cone {*} 

10:45 - 12:15 

655 Acciones colectivas y luchas 

democratizadoras en 

Latinoamérica, Europa, y Norte de 

Africa / Collective action and 

democratization struggles in Latin 

America, Europe, and North Africa 


Chair: Graciela DI MARCO, Universidad 

Nacional de San Martín, Argentina 

� 300 � 


Hank JOHNSTON, San Diego State University, USA 

Movimientos democráticos en régimenes autoritarios 

de alta capacidad: Comparaciones desde el Medio 

Oriente, la Rusia, y la China 

Sergio TAMAYO, Universidad Autónoma 

Metropolitana, México 

Participación ciudadana, revueltas árabes e 

indignados, en el cambio social 

Noelia MONGE, Universidad Complutense de 

Madrid, Spain 

Los “indignados” toman las plazas. Del 19 y 20 de 

diciembre en los barrios porteños al 15-M español: 

Similitudes y diferencias entre movimientos 

David PULIDO, Relaciones Internacionales y Ciencia 

Política, Mexico 

El movimiento ambiental en monterrey: Acciones 

colectivas e identidad 

Gabriela DELAMATA, UN de San Martín-CONICET, 

Argentina 

Movimientos sociales y derecho {*} 

Eneida ASSIS, Universidade Federal do Pará/UFPA, 

Brazil 

The indigenous movement in Brazil and the processes 

of collective action {*} 

12:30 - 14:00 




Joint Session 







12:30 - 14:00 

720 Social movements as embodied 

collective acts 


Session Organizer and Chair: Tova BENSKI, 

Colman, Israel 


Lois Ruskai MELINA, Union Institute & University, USA 

Being the change: Performative acts in social 

movements 

Bob KURIK, Charles University, Czech Republic and 

Malte STIEBER, University of Bremen, Germany 

‘Fuck middle class... burning and looting tonight!’: 

Forging the activist’s body in contemporary Germany 

Begonya ENGUIX, Universitat Oberta de Catalunya, 

Spain 

Talking bodies in public: Embodied activism and 

strategies for protest 

Nathaniel PYLE, University of California at Santa 

Barbara, USA 

Fat. Hairy. Sexy. Contesting standards of beauty and 

sexuality in the gay community 

14:30 - 16:00 

747 Strange bedfellows: Activist 

affinities across difference 


Session Organizer and Chair: Deborah GOULD, 

University of California Santa Cruz, USA 


Marije BOEKKOOI, VU University Amsterdam, 

Netherlands 

Building and crumbling of solidarity: An examination 

of the Dutch campaign in the run up to the G8 

protests in heiligendamm 

Rafael DE SOUZA, Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil 

The Brazilian homosexual movement and its impact 

on construction of anti-discriminatory policy agendas 

in the national constituent assembly of 1987-1988 

� 301 � 

Darcy LEACH, Bradley University, USA and Sebastian 

HAUNSS, University of Konstanz, Germany 

Solidarity and tactical coordination in the german 

anti-nuclear movement: An event history analysis 

Priska DAPHI, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Germany 

Transnational activism and national affinities: Building 

cross-sectoral solidarity in global justice movements {*} 

16:15 - 17:45 

764 La voz en las calles 

iberoamericanas: Las 

manifestaciones públicas como 

modo de acción 


Session Organizers: Sergio TAMAYO, 


México and Michael VOEGTLI, Universidad 

de Lausanne, Switzerland 

Chairs: Sergio TAMAYO, Universidad 

Autónoma Metropolitana and Michael 

VOEGTLI, Universidad de Lausanne, 

Switzerland 


Marcelo D’AMICO, UNER, Argentina, Pedro LISDERO 

and Lucas AIMAR, CIECS-CONICET-UNC, Argentina 

Acción colectiva y estructura social neo-colonial: De 

identidades emergentes y clases sociales 

Evangelina CARAVACA, FLACSO/CONICET, 

Argentina 

Fuegos cruzados. Sentidos en disputa en torno a un 

estallido social en la provincia de Buenos Aires 

Tatiana COLLLEBEDEFF, Universidad Pedagógica 


El peor crimen es el silencio 

Myriam BARONE, Mariela DACHARY, Celia 

DRAGANCHUK and Devora PETRUF, Universidad 

Nacional de Misiones, Argentina 

Desafíos y retos en la gestión de recursos naturales: 

Movimientos ambientalistas en la provincia de 

Misiones en el marco de la construcción de obras 

hidroeléctricas {*}

Fernanda Valeria TORRES, IDIHCS- UNLP CONICET, 

Argentina 

Movimientos sociales: Revisitando la categoría 

identidad desde un enfoque espacial {*} 

RC49 

Mental Health and Illness 

Programme Coordinator: Bronwen 

LICHTENSTEIN, University of Alabama, USA 


09:00 - 10:30 

17 Involuntary Psychiatric Treatment 

and the Misuse of Psychiatric 

Institutions as Instruments of 

Political Oppression 


Session Organizer: Reinhold KILIAN, 

University of Ulm, Germany 

Chair: Reinhold KILIAN, University of Ulm, 

Germany 


Reinhold KILIAN1 , Tilman STEINERT1 , Daniela 

CROISSANT2 , Gerhard LÄNGLE2 , Ulrike LEMKE3 , 

Sabine HERPERTZ4 , Peter BRIEGER1 , Paulo KLING- 

LOURENCO1 and Thomas BECKER1 , (1) University of 

Ulm, Germany, (2) Zentrum für Psychiatrie 

Südwürttemberg, Germany, (3) Universität Rostock, 

Germany, (4) Universtiy of Heidelberg, Germany 

Explaining differences in involuntary admission 

practice between German federal states 

� 302 � 

Hans Joachim SALIZE and Harald DRESSING, Central 

Institute of Mental Health-Mannheim, Germany 

Interacting mechanisms between general psychiatry, 

forensic psychiatry and the prison systems and their 

influence on admission rates 

10:45 - 12:15 

60 Distinguished Speaker Panel: 

Emerging Issues in the Sociology of 

Mental Health 


Session Organizer and Chair: Bronwen 

LICHTENSTEIN, University of Alabama, USA 


William COCKERHAM and Carrie BETCHER, 

University of Alabama at Birmingham, USA 

Gender roles and changing patterns of mental health 

Stanley BRODSKY, University of Alabama, USA 

Societal coercion of individuals into mental health 

treatment: Therapeutic innovations and ethical 

implications 

Breno FONTES, Universidade Federal de 


New developments in social support practices and 

private-public collaborations 

Matt MUTCHLER, California State University 

Dominguez Hills, USA, Sheba GEORGE, Charles 

Drew University of Medicine and Science, USA, Bryce 

McDAVITT, AIDS Project Los Angeles, USA, Robert 

PHILLIPS, University of Manitoba, Canada and Wallis 

ADAMS, Northeastern University, USA 

Sleeping and texting with my phone: Implications for 

mental health and sexual health promotion among 

black and latino young men who have sex with men


09:00 - 10:30 

210 Gender, social justice, and mental 

health 


Session Organizer: Silvia KRUMM, University 

of Ulm, Germany 


Kénora CHAU1 , Bernard KABUTH1 , Michèle 

BAUMANN 2 and Nearkasen CHAU3 , (1) Université 

Henri Poincaré, France, (2) University of Luxembourg, 

Luxembourg, (3) University Paris Descartes, France 

Gender disparities of depressive mood and roles of 

family factors, school difficulty, violence, and 

unhealthy behaviours among adolescents 

W.O. TAYLOR-COLE, Mount Royal University, Canada 

Transgenderism and health policy in Canada 

Ariane PROHASKA, University of Alabama, USA 

Shame, guilt, and debt: The experience of bankruptcy 

filers in the United States 

10:45 - 12:15 

241 Disaster, society, and mental health 


Session Organizer: Takashi ASAKURA, Tokyo 

Gakugei University, Japan 


Takashi ASAKURA, Tokyo Gakugei University, Japan 

and Kazuko SASAHARA, Tokyo Gakugei University, 

Japan 

Experience of the 3.11 disasters and mental health 

among adolescents in Fukushima, Japan 

Yuko OHARA-HIRANO, Nagasaki University, Japan 

The mental health status of Indonesian candidates 

leaving for Japan after the great east Japan 

earthquake 

Yao XU, University of Melbourne, Australia, Jane 

FISHER, Monash University, Australia, Helen 

HERRMAN, University of Melbourne, Australia and 

� 303 � 

Atsuro TSUTSUMI, University of Tokyo, Japan 

Women’s experiences of traumatic bereavement 

following the death of a child in the sichuan 

earthquake 2008 

Bronwen LICHTENSTEIN, University of Alabama, USA 

Trauma responses to disaster: A tale of two cities 

12:30 - 14:00 

298 HIV/AIDS, social change, and social 

justice 


Session Organizer: J. Gary LINN, Optimal 

Solutions in Healthcare and International 

Development, USA 

Co-Chair: Bronwen LICHTENSTEIN, 

University of Alabama, USA 


James LINN, Optional Solutions in Healthcare and 

International Development, USA 

Treatment as prevention: a strategy for eliminating the 

HIV/AIDS epidemic or a potential misallocation of 

scarce resources? 

Bronwen LICHTENSTEIN, University of Alabama, USA 

Internet advice on disclosure of HIV status to sexual 

partners in an era of criminalization 

Thabo FAKO, University of Botswana, Botswana 

HIV/AIDS care, coping strategies and work 

environmental stress among nurses in Botswana 


09:00 - 10:30 

438 New challenges in mental health 

policies 


Session Organizer: Breno FONTES, 

Universidade Federal de Pernambuco, Brazil


Kjeld HOEGSBRO, Aalborg University, Denmark 

Psychosocial strain and conflict management at 

residential homes for adults and young persons with 

developmental disorders 

Rocio Elena SANCHEZ CASTILLO and Nilva Carla 

VIDAL, Residencia Salud Mental Comunitaria Provincia 

de Chubut, Argentina 

Diagnóstico comunitario participativo “Barrio Pujol” 

una mirada de las prácticas discriminatorias en la 

adolescencia 

Fátima ALVES, Open University, Portugal and Mira 

MARCINOW, Jagiellonian University, Poland 

New challenges in the policies of mental health 

care – Comparing the situation of Portugal and Poland 

Linda SODERBERG, University of Gothenburg, 

Sweden 

The Swedish policies of mental health care as shown 

in collaboration 

Larissa SALES, Universidade Federal do Ceará, Brazil 

Narratives about illness by military police officers in 

Ceara 

10:45 - 12:15 

490 Mental health and illness in modern 

societies 


Session Organizer: Dirk Richter, Bern 

University of Applied Sciences, Switzerland 


Erliane MIRANDA, Universidade Federal de 


Psychotropic drugs: An encapsulated solution? 

Juliana Livia ANTUNES DA ROCHA, Universidade 

Federal, Brazil 

The place of the other: The difficult dialogue between 

exclusion and inclusion of individuals with mental 

disorders 

� 304 � 

Agostina GIECO, UBA-CONICET, Argentina 

La insoportable pesadez del ser… profesional de la 

salud. Alienación y enajenación en los trabajadores 

de la salud pública 

Reinhold KILIAN, Christine HERTLE, Thomas BECKER, 

University of Ulm, Germany and Herbert 

MATSCHINGER, Universität Leipzig, Germany 

The meaning and the assessment of empowerment in 

patients with psychotic and affective disorders 

Maia FANSTEN, Université Paris Descartes, France 

Modern social renouncers: A new idiom of distress? {*} 


10:45 - 12:15 

680 RC49 Business meeting 


Chair: Bronwen Lichtenstein, University of Alabama 

RC51 


Programme Coordinator: Héctor 

ZAMORANO, Universidad Nacional de 

Rosario, Argentina 


10:45 - 12:15 

85 Systemic perspective to think 

knowledge and cultural 

management development. Part III 


Session Organizer: Margarita MAASS, 

UNAM, Mexico


Margarita MAASS, Universidad Nacional Autónoma 


Culture study as a symbolic dimension of society and 

a social complex system 

Kenichi KAWASAKI, Komazawa University, Japan 

Cultural engagement and global creative cities: 

Singapore, Shanghai and Tokyo cases 

Carlos LIVACIC, Universidad Central, Chile 

Action systems and organizational operation from 

local reality 

12:30 - 14:00 

137 Systemic Perspective to think 

knowledge and cultural 

management development. Part II 


Session Organizer: Margarita MAASS, 

UNAM, Mexico 


Blanca EVA GONZALEZ, Instituto Tecnológico de 

Querétaro, Mexico 

An educational model, analyzed from the 

interdisciplinary research 

Santiago CHIO, Univerisdad Autónoma de Coahuila, 

Mexico 

De lo análogo a lo digital: Una migración cultural 

Ana Lucia RECAMAN, Universidad Autónoma de 

Coahuila, Mexico 

El turismo cultural, una estrategia compleja para el 

desarrollo social: Estado de Morelos, México 

Abril GAMBOA ESTEVES, Benemérita Universidad 

Autónoma de Puebla, Mexico 

Artistas y gestores culturales. Conocimiento para el 

desarrollo social 

� 305 � 

14:30 - 16:00 

173 Observing, measuring and 

reconstructing emergent meaning 


Session Organizer: Liliana RAMIREZ RUIZ, 

Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana, Colombia 


Liliana RAMIREZ, Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana, 

Colombia 

Las formas de sentido del conocimiento en las 

universidades indígenas en México y Colombia 

Juan Pablo GONNET, CIECS-CONICET, Argentina 

La cultura como observación de segundo orden en 

sistemas organizacionales 

Gabriel VELEZ-CUARTAS, Universidad de Antioquia, 

Colombia 

Meaning understood as juxtaposed networks of 

communications 

Isabel KUSCHE, Universität Osnabrück, Germany 

Expectations and meaning: Politics between policy 

orientation and clientelism 


10:45 - 12:15 

256 Modern sociological systems theory 

in social practice. Part II 


Session Organizers: Karl-Heinz SIMON, 

University of Kassel, Germany and Michael 

PAETAU, Center for Sociocybernetics, 

Germany 


Satoshi IGUCHI, Kyoto University, Japan 

Significance of Luhmann’s theory of symbolically 

generalized media in understanding problem of 

political power and rule of law

María Alejandra NICOLAS 1 , Rachel BRAGATTO 1 and 

Rafael Cardoso SAMPAIO 2 , (1) Universidade Federal 

do Paraná, Brazil, (2) Universidade Federal da Bahia, 

Brazil 

Internet y política: Un balance de la producción 

académica brasileña entre 2001 y 2011 

Steffen ROTH, University of Geneva, Switzerland; 

Yerevan State University, Armenia 

Spot on neglected function systems. Challenging the 

reignited trench warfare of politics and the economy 

by systemic constellations 

12:30 - 14:00 

316 The challenge of Sociocybernetics 

for Cultural and Political Knowing 


Session Organizers: Juan Carlos BARRON 

PASTOR, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de 

México and Michael PAETAU, Center for 

Sociocybernetics, Germany 


Héctor ZAMORANO, Universidad Nacional de 

Rosario, Argentina 

Rosario City, Argentina, internal migrations: Social 

injustice 

Dr. Alejandro GUZMAN OCEGUEDA, CETYS 

University & ASIDE Group, Mexico 

Project’s results based elections and public 

management interactive democratic evaluation model 

14:30 - 16:00 

348 Modern sociological systems theory 

in social practice (A): Applications 

to societal problems 


Session Organizer: Karl-Heinz SIMON, 

University of Kassel, Germany 


Miguel Ángel FORTE1 , Sergio PIGNUOLI 

OCAMPO1,2 , Santiago CALISE3 , Matías PALACIOS 1 

and Matías ZITELLO1 , (1)Universidad de Buenos Aires, 

� 306 � 

Argentina, (2)Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones 

Científicas y Técnicas, Argentina, (3) Universidad de 


The emergence of a digital communicative media 

Youichi ITO, Akita International University, Japan 

The Japanese Kuuki theory: As applied to reality 

construction, problem resolution, and social change 

Saburo AKAHORI, Tokyo Woman’s Christian 


How society is producing its own crisis: A systems 

theoretical case study of Japan 

Alisson SOARES, Fafich, Universidade Federal de 


A sistemic aproach to crime and deviance 

16:15 - 17:45 

405 RC51 Business meeting 


Session Organizer: Eva BUCHINGER, Austria 


09:00 - 10:30 

450 Society, ciberculture and 

sociocybernetics, and sociology on 

the move 


Session Organizer: Margarita MAASS, Mexico 


Jaime Miguel GONZALEZ CHAVEZ, Efraín DELGADO 

RIVERA and Joel ORTEGA CONTRERAS, Universidad 

de Coahuila, Mexico 

Cultural offers and audience transformations 

Jorge GONZALEZ, Universidad Nacional Autónoma 


Complex systems and cybercultur@ 

Daniel CESAR, Universidade de Brasilia, Brazil 

Under the pirate flag: Study on identification based 

on filesharing

10:45 - 12:15 

506 Sociocybernetic approach to 

democratization processes 


Session Organizer: José AMOZURRUTIA, 

Mexico 


Norma Angelica MARTINEZ, UNAM, Mexico 

La configuración de un nuevo docente desde las 

prácticas culturales tecnológicamente mediadas. 

Caso de estudio: Modalidad semiescolarizada de la 

Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla. 

Juan Carlos PEREZ DURAN, Universidad del Altiplano, 

Mexico 

Adaptive model as interpreter of multiple realities of 

complex social systems 

Emma GARCIA FIGUEROA, Mexico 

Democratization process in culturals regionals 

legalitations: A systemic approach 

12:30 - 14:00 

555 Sociocybernetic principles: 

Technology, ecology and 

globalization 


Session Organizer: Eva BUCHINGER, Austria 


Karl-Heinz SIMON, University of Kassel, Germany 

Sociocybernetics and hierarchical systems 

theory – Philosophical foundation and methodology 

Erwin RAFAEL, University of the Philippines, Philippines 

Technology as a social system 

� 307 � 

14:30 - 16:00 

574 Book Presentation: 

Sociocibernética, cibercultur@ y 

Sociedad 


Panelists: José AMOZURRUTIA, Session 

Organizer; Juan Carlos BARRON PASTOR, 

Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México 

and Héctor ZAMORANO, Universidad 

Nacional de Rosario, Argentina 

RC52 

Sociology of Professional 

Groups 

Programme Coordinator: Mike SAKS, 

University Campus Suffolk, United Kingdom 


09:00 - 10:30 

26 Professions and Democracy. Part I 


Session Organizer and Chair: Mike SAKS, 

University Campus Suffolk, United Kingdom 


Emilia E. MARTINEZ-BRAWLEY and Paz M-B ZORITA, 

Arizona State University, USA 

Professionalizing across borders: The dilemma of 

social work as a democratic occupation 

Christine HARRINGTON, University Campus Suffolk, 


A pedagogy of democracy – Teaching, learning and 

performance

Sudeh CHERAGHI-SOHI, University of Manchester, 

United Kingdom and Michael CALNAN, University of 

Kent, United Kingdom 

Professional discretion and organisational change: 

The case of general practitioners working in the 

English NHS 

10:45 - 12:15 

74 Professional competence and 

careers 


Session Organizer: Jens-Christian SMEBY, 

Oslo and Akershus University College of 

Applied Sciences, Norway 

Chair: Christine HARRINGTON, University 

Campus Suffolk, United Kingdom 


Federico LORENC VALCARCE, Instituto de 

Investigaciones Gino Germani, CONICET-University 

of Buenos Aires, Argentina 

There and back again. Careers, professional 

knowledge and “reintegration in civil life” among the 

argentine military officers 

Jens-Christian SMEBY and Ida K.R. HATLEVIK, Oslo 

and Akershus University College of Applied Sciences, 

Norway 

Clashing epistemological beliefs? 

Håvard HELLAND, Oslo and Akershus University 

College of Applied Sciences, Norway 

The effects of grades on labour market outcomes for 

welfare state professionals 

Ana MAROTIAS, Instituto de Investigaciones Gino 


La relación entre el campo profesional y las prácticas 

de estudio en propuestas de educación virtual de 

posgrado. Un análisis de caso {*} 

Thais MARTINS, Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 

Brazil 

Financial elites make room for the emergence of new 

elites in Brazil {*} 

� 308 � 

12:30 - 14:00 



Joint Session 


RC17 Sociology of Organization (host committee) 



14:30 - 16:00 

183 Science, innovation and 

professional development 


Session Organizers: Helena SERRA, Technical 

University of Lisbon, Portugal and Lorenzo 

SPERANZA, University of Brescia, Italy 

Chair: Lorenzo SPERANZA, University of 

Brescia, Italy 


Helena SERRA, ISEG/SOCIUS, Portugal 

The discourse on knowledge and innovation. 

Rethinking professionalism 

Lee THOMPSON, University of Otago, New Zealand 

Leaving the stethoscope behind: Public health 

physicians and the spectre of the ‘real’ doctor 

Ana Luiza OLIVEIRA E OLIVEIRA and Everardo 

DUARTE NUNES, University of Campinas, Brazil 

From the “physiotherapist practice” to physiotherapy 

as a profession: The Brazilian case 

Janette YOUNG, University of South Australia, 

Australia 

Requiring health professionalization in a neo-liberal 

country (Australia)!? 

Anita HIRSCH, National Autonomous University of 


Scientific research and professions: The principle 

values of ethical research in the National 

Autonomous University of Mexico {*}


09:00 - 10:30 

220 Professions and democracy. Part II 


Session Organizer: Mike SAKS, University 


Chair: Helena SERRA, Technical University of 

Lisbon, Portugal 


Diego Ezequiel PEREYRA, IIGG UBA-CONICET, 

Argentina 

Sociology, democratic planning and middle classes. 

A study on social modernization and state building in 

Argentina (1946-1963) 

Javiera ARAYA, Universidad de Montreal, Canada 

and Carla AZOCAR, Universidad de Chile, Chile 

La constitución estamental de los grupos 

profesionales en Chile: ¿Qué posibilidades para la 

democracia? 

Arturo BALLESTEROS LEINER, Universidad Pedagógica 


Profesiones y estado de bienestar: Lecciones para 

América Latina 

10:45 - 12:15 





Joint Session 


committee) 




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12:30 - 14:00 


identities: Professional socialisation 

within established and emerging 

fields of professionalism. Part I 


Session Organizer: Christiane SCHNELL, 

University of Frankfurt 

Chair: Christiane SCHNELL, University of Frankfurt 


Ruth McDONALD, University of Nottingham, United 

Kingdom 

Avoiding the tensions of professional fragmentation: 

The co-existence of competition, collaboration and 

multiple collective identities in English hospitals 

Joana ALMEIDA, Royal Holloway University of 


Fragmentation of the medical profession and CAM: A 

consequence of CAM ‘s closure strategies in Portugal 

Maria da Gloria BONELLI, São Carlos Federal 

University, Brazil 

Brazilian judges in-between professionalism, gender 

and difference 

Beatriz WEHLE and Mariana GESUALDI, Univesidad 

Nacional de Quilmes, Argentina 

Professional specialization and traditional and new 

competences in judiciary courts of Buenos Aires 

conurbation 

Luiz CASTRO-SANTOS, Universidade do Estado do 

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil and Lina FARIA, Universidade 

Gama Filho, Brazil 

The health professions: A critical analysis of the 

culture of caring {*}

14:30 - 16:00 


identities: Professional socialisation 

within established and emerging 

fields of professionalism. Part II 


Session Organizer: Christiane SCHNELL, 

University of Frankfurt, Germany 

Chair: Helena SERRA, Technical University of 

Lisbon, Portugal 


Lorenzo SPERANZA, University of Brescia, Italy 

Identity and socialization within an established field: 

The case of physicians in Italy 

Rana CAVUSOGLU, Middle East Technical University, 

Turkey 

Changing understanding and practices of nursing in 

Turkey: An analysis of two generations 

Adeline GILSON, Laboratoire d’Economie et de 

Sociologie du Travail, France 

Uncertain identity orientations: New workers 

generation and professional socialisation 

Christiane SCHNELL, University of Frankfurt, Germany 

Cuttings one’s own path and becoming a part of 

something. On professional identities and fragmented 

working biographies 


09:00 - 10:30 

456 Theoretical challenges for 

professions and professionalism: 

Social justice, democratisation and 

transformative change 




Chair: Jens-Christian SMEBY, Oslo and 

Akershus University College of Applied 

Sciences, Norway 

� 310 � 


Aline Tereza BORGHI LEITE, Federal University of São 


Between the university and the practice in journalism 

education: The contributions of the sociology of 

professions about the construction of the journalists’ 

professional identity 

Mónica SANTOS, Universidade do Porto, Portugal 

The progressive democratization of higher education 

and the challenges to social closure of legal 

professions 

Mike SAKS, University Campus Suffolk, United Kingdom 

Professions, democracy and marginality: Orthodox 

medicine and complementary and alternative 

medicine 

Valeriy MANSUROV and Olesya YURCHENKO, 

Institute of Sociology of RAS, Russia 

Altruism as a professional ideology of Russian 

medical practitioners 

14:30 - 16:00 





Joint Session 






09:00 - 10:30 

641 Teachers and teaching of social 

sciences in Latin America 


Session Organizer and Chair: Amurabi 

OLIVEIRA, Federal University of Alagoas, 

Brazil


Simone MEUCCI, DECISO, Universidade Federal do 


En la escuela: Libros dedicados a la enseñanza de la 

sociología en Brasil (1930-2010) 

Luiza Helena PEREIRA, Universidade Federal do Rio 


Las condiciones de enseñanza y de trabajo de los 

profesores de sociología en la educación secundaria 

en Río Grande del Sul, Brasil 

Diego Ezequiel PEREYRA, IIGG UBA-CONICET, 

Argentina and Claudia PONTREMOLI, UBA, 

Argentina 

Sociology is not cool any longer. A discussion about 

teaching of sociology in secondary schools in 

Argentina exploring teachers, students and curricula 

Lígia WILHELMS ERAS, Márcio OLIVEIRA 

Universidade Federal do Paraná, Brazil, and Adélia 

MIGLIEVICH RIBEIRO, Universidade Federal do 

Espírito Santo, Brazil 

Maestros y el oeste de la frontera del Paraná-Brasil: 

El año de la profesión y la producción de 

conocimiento en la enseñanza de sociología 

10:45 - 12:15 

662 Environmental issues 


Session Organizer and Chair: Charles 

GADEA, Centre de recherche VIP, France 


Joanne GAUDET, University of Ottawa, Canada 

Shades of green: Exploring the engineering 

profession-environment relationship in three 

Canadian provinces 

Marta PANAIA, UBA, Argentina 

Les marchés de l’emploi flexible et la profession 

d’ingénieur 

� 311 � 

12:30 - 14:00 





RC53 


Programme Coordinator: Loretta BASS, 

University of Oklahoma, USA 


09:00 - 10:30 

7 Children, Society and Exclusions. 

Part I-A in English 


Session Organizer: Ethel KOSMINSKY, São 

Paulo State University-Marilia, Brazil 


Sudip CHAKRABORTY, North Bengal University, India 

Trafficking in teenage girls: A field study in an 

extremely vulnerable zone in north east India 

Eugenia María RUIZ BRY, Argentina 

Children, society and exclusions 

Tatiana LANDINI, Universidade Federal de São 

Paulo, Brazil 

Homosexuality, discrimination and sexual exploitation 

Sabina REGUEIRO, ICA-FFyL-UBA/CONICET, 

Argentina 

“Abandono”, “peligro” y “riesgo”: Disputas jurídicopolíticas 

en torno a la restitución de niños apropiados 

durante la última dictadura militar Argentina

Phillip MIZEN, University of Warwick, United Kingdom 

No longer able or willing to be dependent: The 

marginalization and exclusion of street children in 

Accra, Ghana 

10:45 - 12:15 

53 Children, society and exclusions. 

Part I-B in English 


Session Organizer: Ethel KOSMINSKY, São 

Paulo State University-Marilia, Brazil 


Olivier BRITO, Burapha University, Thailand 

Tourism and child beggary: The ambivalence of a 

vital and strategic relationship. a comparison of 

Bangkok and Mumbai 

Ilze TRAPENCIERE, University of Latvia, Latvia and 

Anna TRAPENCIERE, Liepaja University, Latvia 

Euroorphans or nobody’s children – The door open to 

exclusion 

Maria Joao LEOTE DE CARVALHO, Universidade 

Nova de Lisboa, Portugal 

Children’s perspectives on disorder and violence in 

public housing neighbourhoods in Portugal 

Fernanda MÜLLER, University of Brasília, Brazil 

The views of children living in care concerning their 

biological families in Brazil 

Loretta BASS, University of Oklahoma, USA 

Dimensions of integration: Second-generation African 

youth in France 

12:30 - 14:00 

109 Children’s rights and social justice 


Session Organizer: Loretta BASS, University 

of Oklahoma, USA 


Margaret SIMS, University of New England, Australia 

Planning for children and families using a rights 

framework 

� 312 � 

Maksim HUEBENTHAL, Martin-Luther University Halle, 

Germany and Michael BAYER, Otto-Friedrich- 

University Bamberg, Germany 

Child poverty: The link between poor adults and 

children’s rights 

Gabriela TREVISAN, Minho University, Portugal 

Children’s participation in school: An analysis on 

decision making competences and children’s citizenship 

Pamela QUIROZ and Kisha MILAM-BROOKS, 

University of Illinois-Chicago, USA 

School as solution to the problem of place: Student 

migration, perceptions of safety & children’s concept 

of community 

Sherry SAGGERS 1 , Kate FRANCES 1 , Juan LARRANAGA2 and Anthea WHAN2 , (1) Curtin University, Australia, (2) 

Save the Children Australia, Australia 

Social investment, children’s rights and neo-liberal 

policy: Balancing competing notions of the child in 

early intervention activities in the East Kimberley, 

Western Australia 

Ethel KOSMINSKY, São Paolo State University, 

Marilia, Brazil 

Children of prisoners: A case-study of social 

vulnerable children in São Paulo, Brazil 

14:30 - 16:00 

154 Children’s lives, voices and well 

being. Poster session & RC 53 

Reception 


Session Organizer: Margaret SIMS, 

University of New England, Australia 


Steffen EISENTRAUT, and Lars ALBERTH, University of 

Wuppertal, Germany 

Interventions ‘in the best interest of the child’? 

Professions and their orientations towards the child in 

youth welfare 

Joselma SALAZAR DE CASTRO, Universidade Federal 

de Santa Catarina, Brazil 

La constitución de la lengua en los actos sociales 

entre los bebes

Rubia Eneida HOLZ JACQUES, Universidade Federal 

de Santa Catarina, Brazil 

Babies social learning in kindergarten entrance 

Margaret SIMS, Charles KIVUNJA, University of New 

England, Australia, David NDUNGUTSE, Teddy 

NAGADDYA, Florence NAKAGWA and Evelyn 

AYOT, Internal Health Sciences University, Uganda 

Social injustices of exclusion: The meanings of 

childhood in Namuwongo Slum, Kampala 

Michelle NOVELLE, Boston University, USA 

Social orphans in Colombian state care: The process 

of identity formation in the absence of permanency 

Carmem MARIANO, Universidade Federal do Mato 

Grosso, Brazil 

Childhood and public politics: The rights of the child 

in the Brazilian media 

Ieva KARKLINA and Aleksandrs ALEKSANDROVS, 

University of Latvia, Latvia 

Excellent educational achievements – An exit path out 

of the ‘vicious circle’ of poverty for economically 

deprived children 

Maria Guiomar da Cunha FROTA and Lucas de Brito 

HILL, Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil 

The convention on the rights of the child in Israel 

Bruna BREDA, Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil 

The distribution of sociology of childhood’s research 

groups in Brazil 

Vinod CHANDRA, JNPG College, India 

Child labour in India and its global context: A case 

study of child domestic workers in Lucknow City 


10:45 - 12:15 

237 Childhood in democracy’s infancy 


Session Organizer: Doris 

BUEHLER-NIEDERBERGER, University of 

Wuppertal, Germany 

� 313 � 


Jessica SCHWITTEK, University of Wuppertal, Germany 

Childhood in Kyrgyzstan – Social practices in private 

and public spheres and their relation with democratic 

values 

Jordanna CASTELO BRANCO, Federal University of 


The dissonance between secularism and religous 

speech in a public school kindergarten in the 

municipality of Duque de Caxias 

Sabine CARDENAS, Universidad de Chile, Chile 

Construcción social de la infancia ciudadana 

Renata LOPES COSTA PRADO, Universidade de São 

Paulo, Brazil 

Child labour on the Brazilian academic production of 

psychology: Stigma and ideology 

Maria Leticia NASCIMENTO, Education and 

Comparative Studies, Brazil and Sylvie Bonifacio 

KLEIN, Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil 

Sociology of childhood and early childhood education 

studies: Some data about this interface in Brazil 

12:30 - 14:00 

288 Children’s bodies 


Session Organizer: Lars ALBERTH, University 

of Wuppertal, Germany 


Jennifer MARTIN, Ryerson University, Canada 

Getting the picture: Understanding the harms done to 

children made subjects of sexual abuse images on the 

Internet 

Debora SILVEIRA1 , Maria Walburga SANTOS2 , Lucelio 

Ferreira SIMIAO1 and Ana Cristina Juvenal CRUZ2 , (1) 

Universidade Estadual de Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil, 

(2) Universidade Federal de São Carlos, Brazil 

The Brazilian child and childhood in images and 

representations between years 1880 and 1940 

Jenifer CARTLAND, Children’s Memorial Hospital, USA 

Children’s perceptions about being hospitalized and 

the hospital environment

Joana LOUÇA and Manuel SARMENTO, University of 

Minho, Portugal 

The body at school 

14:30 - 16:00 



Joint Session 






09:00 - 10:30 


Part II-A in Spanish 


Session Organizers: Valeria LLOBET, 

CONICET/Universidad Nacional de San 

Martín, Argentina; Carla VILLALTA, University 

of Buenos Aires, Argentina and Isabella 

COSSE, Universidad de San Andres, 

Argentina 


Maria Florencia GENTILE, UNGS/CONICET/UBA, 

Argentina 

La construcción social de las categorías niñez, 

juventud e inclusión social: Terrenos y disputas 

Virginia SAEZ, Universidad de Buenos Aires, 

Argentina 

Niñez, violencia y exclusión en los medios gráficos 

Diana RESTREPO RUIZ, Universidad Autónoma 

Latinoamericana, Colombia 

Del temor de dios al cuidado de sí. Una propuesta 

ética para la construcción de subjetividades desde la 

infancia 

� 314 � 

Maria Eugenia RAUSKY, Universidad Nacional de La 


Sobrevivir en la ciudad: Las representaciones de los 

niños y niñas cartoneros sobre su espacio de trabajo {*} 

Claudia UHART and Maria Raquel MACRI, 


Trabajo infantil, familia y escuela: Tensiones entre la 

naturalizacióon y la protección integral {*} 

Daniela FINCO and Marcia GOBBI, Universidade 

Federal de São Paulo, Brazil 

Aspectos de la vida cotidiana en el asentamiento del 

MST: Las fotografías de los niños y niñas {*} 

Cecilia LITICHEVER, FLACSO-Argentina, Argentina 

Las definiciones sobre los sujetos y sus necesidades 

en el espacio de las políticas sociales destinadas a la 

infancia y la adolescencia {*} 

Angela AISENSTEIN, Maria Eugenia CAIRO and 

Martina BREA, Universidad de San Andres, Argentina 

“Las niñas y la cocina” y “los inspectores en los 

mataderos”. Alcances de la educación alimentaria en 

el discurso pedagógico {*} 

10:45 - 12:15 


Part II-B in Spanish 


Session Organizers: Valeria LLOBET, 

CONICET/Universidad Nacional de San 

Martín, Argentina; Carla VILLALTA, University 

of Buenos Aires, Argentina and Isabella 

COSSE, Universidad de San Andres, 

Argentina 


Ianina TUÑON and María Sol GONZALEZ, 

Programa Observatorio de la Deuda Social Argentina 

(UCA), Argentina 

Efectos de las políticas de transferencias 

condicionadas de ingresos sobre los procesos de 

escolarización en las principales áreas urbanas de la 

Argentina (2007-2011) {*}

Pavez ISKRA, Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona, 

Spain 

Sujetos de (ciertos) derechos: La participación de las 

niñas y los niños migrantes en Chile {*} 

Marina MEDAN, UNLP-CONICET-UNSAM, 

Argentina 

¿A cambio de qué? Transferencias condicionadas de 

ingresos en programas de inclusión social para 

adolescentes y jóvenes en Argentina {*} 

Nicolás DVOSKIN1,2 , Alberto ROSENTHAL3 and Ariel 

SLIPAK 2,4 , (1) Centro de Estudios e Investigaciones 

Laborales - CONICET, Argentina, (2) Universidad de 

Buenos Aires, Argentina, (3)Instituto Argentino para el 

Desarrollo Económico (IADE), Argentina, (4) 

Universidad Nacional de General Sarmiento, 

Argentina 

Infancia, bienestar y desarrollo económico: Hacia un 

sistema de indicadores que reconozca las 

particularidades de los niños como grupo social {*} 

Carolina CIORDIA, CONICET, Argentina 

Reflexiones en torno a las transferencias de la 

responsabilidad sobre los niños: Prácticas, actores, 

lógicas y circuitos de intercambio {*} 


09:00 - 10:30 

630 La infancia en las sociedades de 

disciplinamiento y exclusión social 


Session Organizer: Elinor BISIG, CONICET- 

CUS-UNC, Argentina 


Ana Lucia Goulart de FARIA, UNICAMP, Brazil and 

Daniela FINCO, UNIFESP, Brazil 

Diversidad en la infancia brasileña: Perspectivas y 

desafíos de las investigaciones con niños y niñas 

pequeños(as) en el campo de la sociología de la 

infancia 

� 315 � 

Abraham OSORIO, UAEMex, Mexico 

Exclusion of young people in care institutions in 

Mexico 

10:45 - 12:15 

663 Globalization and new contours of 

childhood 


Session Organizer: Vinod CHANDRA, 

University of Lucknow, India 


Anjali BHATIA, University of Delhi, India 

Eating out and the lifecourse: Childhood in 

globalizing India 

Maria Renata PRADO, Doctum, Brazil 

L’enfant à l’école maternelle : Entre résistance et 

soumission au projet éducatif et social 

Anete ABRAMOWICZ1 , Tatiane RODRIGUES2 , 

Gabriela TEBET1 and Andrea MORUZZI1 , (1) Federal 

University of São Carlos, Brazil, (2) Federal University 

of Pernambuco, Brazil 

The genealogy of childhood in Brazil: The contours of 

childhood 

Smita VERMA, Isabella Thoburn College, India and 

Vinod CHANDRA, JNPG College, India 

Childhood in globalized India: A discursive discourse

RC54 


Sciences 

Programme Coordinator: Bianca Maria 

PIRANI, Sapienza University of Rome, Italy 

Wednesday, August 1 

9:00 -10:30 

6 Body in Culture and Society: 

Embodiment, Theory and Practice 


Session Organizer: Jacqueline LOW, 

University New Brunswick, Canada 

Chair: Claudia MALACRIDA, University of 

Lethbridge, Canada 


Asima JENA, Central University of Gujarat, India 

Body as a site of contestation and reconciliation: 

Learning from an “STI management program” in India 

Maya AGUILUZ-IBARGUEN, Mexico 

Articulating ghostly bodies and corpses with social 

remembrance. How senses of bodies and embodiment 

embrace a new homegrown politics of love 

Christine MALLOZZI, University of Kentucky, USA 

Cultural models of bodily images of women teachers 

Dulce FILGUEIRA DE ALMEIDA, Alessandra Matos 

TERRA, Mario Machel AMBROSIO, Brasilia University, 

Brazil 

The ideal body to the body that speaks: An 

appropriation of Goffman and Becker for the 

formation of sociology of the body 

� 316 � 

10:45 -12:15 

86 The body in network society: 

Memory, communication and 

cultural practices on the social web 

and abroad 


Session Organizer: María Eugenia BOITO, 


Argentina 

Co-chairs: María Eugenia BOITO, 


Argentina and Belen ESPOZ, Universidad de 

Cordoba, Argentina 


Swen SEEBACH, UOC, Spain 

Virtually in love – Online rituals of couples 

Victoria D’HERS, CIES, Argentina; Angélica DE SENA, 

IIGG, FSOC, UBA, Argentina 

Body, memory and cyberspace in Latin America 

Begonya ENGUIX, Universitat Oberta de Catalunya 

(UOC), Spain 

Dreams come true: Mediated socialities and memories 

12:30 - 14:00 

98 Body, emotions and spatial 

cognition in the information society 


Session Organizer and Chair: Bianca Maria 

PIRANI, Sapienza, University of Rome, Italy 


Lavínia PESSANHA, Brazilian Institute of Geography 

and Statistics, Brazil 

Families and companion animals in a contemporary 

world: A case-study of bodies, minds and emotions in 

Brazilian cyberspace 

Robert J. SCHMIDT, Technical University Berlin, 

Germany 

Spatiality, materiality and the process of innovation in 

a regional cluster: The case of an irritating experiment 

in a structuration-theory-perspective

María Eugenia BOITO and María Belén ESPOZ, 

CONICET/Universidad Nacional de Córdoba, 

Argentina 

“Time is in your hands”: Body, sensitivity and 

technique in Córdoba city 

Thomas SMITH, University of Rcohester, USA 

Synchronization and social interaction: innate 

mechanisms in attachment and emergent structure in 

social life 

14:30 - 16:00 

162 Human/machine social interaction: 

The felt presence of absent bodies 

performing the sonic and visual 

streams 


Session Organizer and Chair: Adrián 

SCRIBANO, CIECS, Argentina 


Graciela MAGALLANES, UNVM, Argentina 

Expresiones creativas colectivas, estructuración social 

y disfrute 

María Macarena SAENZ VALENZUELA, Universidad 


Coreografía política y candombe. Un análisis desde 

videos en Internet sobre la comparsa de Candombe 

Iyakereré 

Eduardo GALAK, UNLP-CONICET, Argentina 

Forjar un oficio: ¿Cómo se formó la 

profesionalización en educación física en la 

Argentina? 

Rafael SANCHEZ AGUIRRE, Universidad de Buenos 


Regulación emocional y música: perspectivas acerca 

de las relaciones sociales 

� 317 � 

Thursday, August 2 

9:00 -10:30 


Body 

Joint Session 





10:45 - 12:15 

272 The body and difference in society: 

Embodiment, theory and social control 


Session Organizer: Claudia MALACRIDA, 

University of Lethbridge, Canada 

Chair: Jacqueline LOW, University New 

Brunswick, Canada 


Anthony SYNNOTT, Canada 

Being, having and doing: Theorizing and living bodies 

Elizabeth DEPOY, University of Maine, USA; Stephen 

GILSON, University of Maine, USA 

Disability as microcosm: The boundaries of the 

human body 

Thomas HOREJES, Gallaudet University, USA; 

Christopher Jon HEUER, Gallaudet University, USA 

Negotiating deaf bodies and corporeal experiences 

12:30 -14:00 

292 Embodiment and creation: 

Metropolitan bodies and the flows 

of tradition 


Session Organizer and Chair: Shinsuke 

SAKUMICHI, Hirosaki University, Japan


Tadahiko IMADA, Hirosaki University, Japan 

“It”: Of mimesis 

Dulce FILGUEIRA DE ALMEIDA, Brasilia University, 

Brazil; Rosirene SANTOS, Brasilia University, Brazil; 

Ingrid WIGGERS, Brasilia University, Brazil 

Culture and body practices in traditional communities 

of the center west of Brazil 

Bianca Maria PIRANI, Sapienza, University of Rome, Italy 

The inscribed sensory body: The asynchronous maps 

of the embodied spaces in mobile Media Age 

Itsuhiro HAZAMA, Nagasaki University, Japan 

Resonance of creative visions in poetic language 

among the Karimojong herders in a Savanna 

landscape 

14:30 - 16:00 

335 Embodied players: Re-thinking the 

role of the physical in leisure 


Session Organizer: Arvinder ANSARI, India 

Chair: Amin PIRZADA, University of Kashmir, 

India 


Tais MARTINEZ, Universidad de Valparaíso, Chile 

Cáncer en la mujer más allá de una enfermedad 

Friday, August 3 

10:45 - 12:15 

507 The cultural nature of time: How 

many kinds of time? 


Session Organizer and Chair: Roberto 

CIPRIANI, University Roma Tre, Italy 


Ana Lucía CERVIO, CIES-IIGG, Argentina; Victoria 

D’HERS, CIES, Argentina 

� 318 � 

“Ya vendrán tiempos mejores...” tiempo social, 

cuerpos y la lógica de la espera en la configuración 

de sensibilidades urbanas 

Marian PREDA, University of Bucharest, Romania 

Time capital and social gravity: Two new concepts for 

sociology of time 

12:30 - 14:00 

557 The body and the habitat: Mapping 

the environment 


Chair: Damayanthie ELUWAWALAGE, State 

University of New York, USA 


María Eugenia BOITO and María Belén ESPOZ, 

CONICET-Universidad Nacional de Córdoba, 

Argentina 

Bodies, emotions and city(ies) in Latin American (1st decade of the XXI century) 

Ileana D. IBAÑEZ and Juliana HUERGO, CONICET- 

Universidad Nacional de Córdoba, Argentina 

La comensalidad de niños y niñas en comedores: 

Hábitats, gramáticas culinarias, cuerpos y emociones 

Saturday, August 4 

9:00 -10:30 

628 Integration, interaction and 

synchronization 


Session Organizer and Chair: Thomas S. 

SMITH, University of Rcohester, USA 


Zaira JAGUDINA, University of Skovde, Sweden 

Synchronization of forms of vitality dynamics in the 

music therapy 

Shinsuke SAKUMICHI, Hirosaki University, Japan 

The enactment of anger in the sandal divination 

among the turkana, pastoralist of northwestern Kenya

16:15 - 17:45 

772 RC54 Business Meeting and 

conclusions 


Session Organizer: Bianca Maria PIRANI, 

Sapienza University of Rome 

RC55 


Programme Coordinator: Mariano 

ROJAS, FLACSO-México, Mexico 


09:00 - 10:30 


Progress I 


Session Organizer and Chair: Heinz-Herbert 

NOLL, GESIS-Leibniz Institute for the Social 

Sciences, Germany 


Robert BIJL, Netherlands Institute for Social Research, 

Netherlands 

Social aspects of sustainable progress 

Ronaldo BALTAR, Universidade Estadual de Londrina, 

Brazil and Cláudia BALTAR, NEPO/UNICAMP, Brazil 

Decent work as a measure of social progress: 

Discussion about indicators model for performance 

analysis of government policies 

Agustin SALVIA, IIGG-Universidad de Buenos Aires/ 

ODSA-Universidad Católica Argentina, Argentina 

La medición del desarrollo social a partir de un 

enfoque de derechos 

� 319 � 

Ronald ANDERSON, University of Minnesota, USA 

Incorporating human suffering in measures of human 

progress 

10:45 - 12:15 


Progress II 


Session Organizer and Chair: Robert BIJL, 

Netherlands Institute for Social Research, 

Netherlands 


Jacqueline VAN BEUNINGEN1 , Saskia TE RIELE1 and 

Hans SCHMEETS1,2 , (1)Statistics Netherlands, 

Netherlands, (2)Maastricht University, Netherlands 

The development of a social capital index for the 

Netherlands 

Jacqueline SCOTT, University of Cambridge, United 

Kingdom 

Scepticism, selectivity and subjective wellbeing: 

Political interests and survey measures in the UK 

Carolina LAGES, Government Minas Gerais, Brazil 

Can happiness be measured? Empirical findings from 

Latin American countries 

Ali MEHDI, University of Freiburg, Germany 

The elusive pursuit of social justice for dalits in Uttar 

Pradesh, India 

12:30 - 14:00 

133 Social Indicator Databases 


Session Organizer: Ruut VEENHOVEN, 

Erasmus University Rotterdam, Netherlands 


Mervi TAKALA and Nina KAHMA, Finnish Centre for 

Pensions, Finland 

Would you trust the pension system? 

Anne BALZ and Kristina KRELL, Gesis: Center for 

Social Indicator research, Germany 

The social indicators monitor: SIMon

Ming-Chang TSAI, National Taipei University, Taiwan 

Overtime’s impact on well-being in four East Asia 

societies 

Andranik MELIK-TANGYAN, Hans-Boeckler-Foundation 

and Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany and 

Hartmut SEIFERT, Hans-Boeckler Foundation, Germany 

Flexicurity indicators for monitoring European 

employment strategy 

14:30 - 16:00 

171 Methodological issues in constructing 

complex social indicators 


Session Organizer: Filomena MAGGINO, 

Università degli Studi di Firenze, Italy 


Armando BARRIENTOS, University of Manchester, 

United Kingdom and Casilda LASSO DE LA VEGA, 


Assessing wellbeing and deprivation in later life: A 

multidimensional counting approach 

Marco FATTORE 1 , Filomena MAGGINO2 , Elena 

RUVIGLIONI2 , Sante ORSINI3 and Silvia 

MONTECOLLE3 , (1) Università degli Studi di Milano- 

Bicocca, Italy, (2) Università degli Studi di Firenze, 

Italy, (3) Italian National Institute of Statistics, Italy 

Individual well-being in Italy: Combining subjective 

and objective data through partial orders 

Sandra FACHELLI and Pedro LOPEZ-ROLDAN, 

Autonomous University of Barcelona, Spain 

Two models of social stratification: From a 

classification scheme to a typology 

Andranik TANGIAN, Hans-Boeckler-Foundation and 

Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany 

Indexing german parties and their coalitions from 

public opinion polls on policy issues 

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09:00 - 10:30 

197 Assessing quality of life and social 

development: Notions, approaches 

and indicators 


Session Organizers: Graciela TONON, 

Universidad Nacional de Lomas de Zamora, 

Argentina and Agustin SALVIA, IIGG- 


Chair: Agustin SALVIA, IIGG-Universidad de 



Araceli ORTEGA, EGAP Tec de Monterrey, Mexico 

A muldimesional index of labor vulnerability in 

Mexico (Decent Work) 

Minor MORA-SALAS, El Colegio de México, Mexico 

La medición de la precariedad laboral: Problemas 

metodológicos y alternativas de solución 

Rui BRITES, CIES/IUL, Portugal and João FERREIRA DE 

ALMEIDA, CIES-IUL, Portugal 

From the “stiglitz’ report” to a proposal how to 

measure subjective well-being and calculate gross 

national happiness 

Solange RODRIGUEZ-ESPINOLA, Universidad 

Catolica Argentina, Argentina 

Componentes psicosociales DEL bienestar subjetivo y 

EL desarrollo humano 

10:45 - 12:15 

246 Human Relations and its 

Importance for Well-Being 


Session Organizer: Emilio MOYANO, 

Universidad de Talca, Chile 


Heng-hao CHANG, National Taipei University, Taiwan 

Living arrangement, care relations and quality of life 

in Taiwanese family

Pablo BEYTIA, Pontificia Universidad Católica de 

Chile, Chile 

The uniqueness in the patterns of Latin American happiness 

Hans SCHMEETS1,2 and Saskia TE RIELE1 , (1) Statistics 

Netherlands, Netherlands, (2) Maastricht University, 

Netherlands 

Increasing social capital in the Netherlands 

Mariano ROJAS, FLACSO, Mexico 

Human relations and well-being in Mexico 

12:30 - 14:00 



Chair: Ruut VEENHOVEN, Erasmus University 

Rotterdam, Netherlands 

14:30 - 16:00 


Joint Session 





16:15 - 17:45 

389 Keynote speaker session: Ruut 

Veenhoven: Quality of life: Its past 

and its future 


Session Organizer: Mariano ROJAS, 

FLACSO-México 

Chair: Mariano ROJAS, FLACSO-México 


Ruut VEENHOVEN, Erasmus University Rotterdam, 

Netherlands 

Quality of life: Its past and its future 

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10:45 - 12:15 

516 World suffering 


Session Organizer and Chair: Ronald 

ANDERSON, University of Minnesota, USA 


Francisca DUSSAILLANT, Universidad del Desarrollo, 

Chile 

Victimization and happiness, the case of Chile 

Mahar MANGAHAS and Linda Luz B. GUERRERO, 

Social Weather Stations-Metro Manila, Philippines 

The relation of unhappiness and life-dissatisfaction to 

poverty and hunger in the Philippines over time 

Piotr MICHON, Poznan University of Economics, 

Poland 

Myth of the stigmatized and unhappy overweight? 

Overweight and life satisfaction of polish adults 

Laura ROBINSON, Santa Clara University, USA 

The suffering of others: Moral boundaries & political 

violence 

Noriko IWAI, Osaka University of Commerce, Japan 

and Misa TAKEGAMI, National Cerebral and 

Cardiovascular Center, Japan 

A feeling of hopelessness, health status and lifestyle 

in East Asia 

CAROLINA MORENO, Universidad Católica 

Argentina, Argentina 

Double face of insecurity problem: Crime and 

victimization. Analyzing its impact on individuals 

quality of life {*} 

12:30 - 14:00 

562 Translating research on subjective 

well-being into public policies 


Session Organizer: Esteban CALVO, 

Universidad Diego Portales, Argentina


Yoshiaki TAKAHASHI, Japan International Cooperation 

Agency, Japan, Motoki WATABE, Waseda Institute for 

Addvanced Study, Japan, Yukiko UCHIDA, Kyoto 

University, Japan and Kentaro KAWAHARA, Economic 

and Social Research Institute, Japan 

Is life satisfaction same as happiness as the indicator 

of policy-making? 

Ariel AZAR and Esteban CALVO, Universidad Diego 


The risk of neglecting uncertainty when using 

happiness rankings for public policy 

Christian KROLL, Bremen University, Germany 

Measuring well-being – Consequences for political 

stakeholders and parties 

Guilherme FREITAS, University of São Paulo, Brazil 

and Eduardo NUNES, Fundação Getúlio Vargas, 

Brazil 

Subjective well-being and OECD 

Daniela THUMALA1 , Marcelo ARNOLD2 and Anahí 

URQUIZA2 , (1) Fundación Soles, Chile, (2) 


Opiniones, expectativas y evaluaciones de la 

población chilena sobre la inclusión y exclusión 

social de los adultos mayores. Insumos para una 

política pública 

14:30 - 16:00 

586 Objective living conditions, poverty, 

and social status 


Session Organizer and Chair: Jan DELHEY, 

Jacobs University, Germany 


Juana LAMOTE DE GRIGNON PEREZ and Fabrizio 

BERNARDI, European University Institute, Italy 

Social class and happiness: A cross-country 

comparison 

Emily NICKLETT, University of Michigan, USA 

Social position and social comparisons: Community 

versus society comparisons of subjective social status 

� 322 � 

Stefan WEICK and Heinz-Herbert NOLL, GESIS - 

Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences, Germany 

Material standard of living and relative poverty of the 

elderly in Germany in comparison 

Rodolfo GUTIERREZ and Aroa TEJERO, Universidad de 

Oviedo, Spain, 

Mobility and persistence of in-work poverty 


09:00 - 10:30 

627 Inequality in Quality of Life, Well- 

Being and Happiness 


Session Organizer and Chair: Christian 

SUTER, University of Neuchâtel, Switzerland 


Simone M. SCHNEIDER, Universität Bielefeld, Germany 

Do income inequalities impair an individual’s life 

satisfaction? – Dismantling an empirical artefact 

João FERREIRA DE ALMEIDA, CIES-IUL, Portugal, Rui 

BRITES, CIES/IUL, Portugal and Anália TORRES, Portugal 

Well-being in a changing Europe: A class and 

gender perspective 

Jan DELHEY, Jacobs University, Germany 

Well-being inequality across the globe: Where lives 

are most unequal, and why 

Sergiu BALTATESCU, University of Oradea, Romania 

A subjective measure of inequality in quality of life. 

Longitudinal relationships with income and happiness 

inequality in post-communist Romania 

10:45 - 12:15 

670 Migration and Quality of Life. Part II 

Joint Session 





WG01 

Sociology of Local-Global 

Relations 

Programme Coordinators: Nataliya 

VELIKAYA, Russian State University 

for the Humanities, Russia and Krzysztof 

OSTROWSKI, Pultusk Academy of 

Humanities, Poland 


12:30 - 14:00 

148 Local Responses to Globalization: 

Cases of Different Countries 


Chair: Dmytro CHUCHKO, Kharkov National 

University, Ukraine 


Miqueli MICHETTI, Universidade Estadual de 

Campina, Brazil 

On the economic-cultural exchanges between “global 

north” and “global south” in the world market of 

fashion: The globalization of the “Brazilian fashion” 

Working Groups 

� 323 � 

Jordi MARTIN, Human Geography, University of 


Urban transformations in post-socialist Sarajevo 

Glos HO, Chinese University of Hong Kong 

Olympic culture shock: When equestrianism gallops 

to Hong Kong 

14:30 - 16:00 

192 Panel Session: Global Cultural 

Centers and Development of Local 

Cultures 


Session Organizer: Nataliya VELIKAYA, 

Russian State University for the Humanities, 

Russia 


Flaminia SACCA, DEIM, Universita della Tuscia, Italy 

The glocality of political cultures 

Mariano Martin ZAMORANO, University of 


Marco analítico sociológico de las organizaciones 

transnacionales en la diplomacia cultural pública 

Gemma SCALISE, Sociology and political sciences, 

University of Florence, Italy, 

Global meanings and narratives shared in the local 

context

Fiorella FENOGLIO and Enah FONSECA, INAH, 

Mexico 

Globalización y patrimonio cultural 

Ceres BRUM, Universidade Federal de Santa Maria, 

Brazil 

Maison du Brésil: Territory, nation and 

internationalism in Paris 

Livia DE SOUZA LIMA, FESPSP, Brazil 

Global cities and the habitat question - The case of 

social movements for habitation in São Paulo 

downtown 


10:45 - 12:15 

283 Local Development and Local 

Democracy: Problems of Social 

Justice 


Chair: Larisa VDOVICHENKO, Russian State 

University for Humanities, Russia 

Co-Chair: Kusein ISAEV, Eurasian University, 

Kyrgyzstan 


Alejandro RASCOVAN, Universidad de Buenos Aires, 

Argentina 

Integración regional e infraestructura ferroviaria 

Zulfan TADJOEDDIN, University of Western Sydney, 

Australia 

Electoral conflict and the maturity of local democracy 

in Indonesia: Testing the modernisation hypothesis 

Joana D`Arc Fernandes FERRAZ and Wagner de 

Freitas CORDEIRO, Fluminense Federal University, 

Brazil 

The redefinition of the judiciary role after World Bank 

technical document Nº 319: The experience of Rio de 

Janeiro state court of law 

� 324 � 

14:30 - 16:00 

376 WG01 Business Meeting 


Session Organizer: Krzysztof OSTROWSKI, 

Pultusk Academy of Humanities, Poland 

Discussant: Aigul ZABIROVA, Eurasian 

National University, Kyrgyzstan 


09:00 - 10:30 

464 Panel Session: Protest Movement in 

Globalizing World 


Chair: Arvydas MATULIONIS, Lithuanian 

Social Research Centre, Lithuania 

Discussant: B. Naga TRINADH, B.B.M 

College of Management Studies, India 


Jose Antonio SPINELLI and Maria Aparecida RAMOS 

DA SILVA, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do 

Norte, Brazil 

Movimentos sociais e redes sociais: Protesto por 

mudanas politicas em Natal/RN, Brasil 

Miroslava TSAPKO, Russian State University for the 

Humanities, Russia 

New forms of patriotism in the context of 

globalization 

Nadia NUR, Roma Tres University, Italy 

Revolutionary agorà: Space of protest in the Arab 

revolutions 

10:45 - 12:15 

523 Political Culture and Political Actors: 

Socialization, Recruitment, and 

Values of the Local Political Class 


Session Organizer: Flaminia SACCA, 

Universita della Tuscia, Italy


Larisa VDOVICHENKO, Russian State University for 


Political values of the local political class in Russia 

Federico SAETTONE, CONICET, Argentina 

Clase politica en Argentina 

Cintia RODRIGO and Pamela SOSA, CONICET, 

Argentina 

Perfiles regionales y clases dirigentes provinciales. 

Una exploración sobre los atributos de los 

gobernadores en Argentina 1976-2001 

Arianna MONTANARI, University Sapienza of Rome, 

Italy 

Federalism and new political models 

Juan Manuel CASTELLANOS, Universidad de Caldas, 

Colombia 

Políticas del desinterés: La movilización hacia los 

cuerpos políticos locales 


10:45 - 12:15 

697 Social Challenges in Developing 

Countries as Consequences of 

Globalization 


Chair: Aigul ZABIROVA, Eurasian National 

University, Kyrgyzstan 


Laura GHERLONE, Sapienza University of Roma, Italy 

From binarism to ternarity: Yuri Lotman’s theoretical 

vision of the post-sovietism 

Nataliya VELIKAYA, Russian State University for the 


Social-Democratic parties on the post Soviet space: 

Trends and prospects 

Lou ANTOLIHAO, Kyoto University, Japan 

Development at the margins and the margins of 

development: Tourism and local livelihood system in 

southern Philippines 

� 325 � 

Maria PIOTROWSKA, Wroclaw University of 

Economics, Poland 

Globalization and the shifts in earnings inequality in 

Poland 

Daniela Aparecida BARBOSA RODRIGUES, São 

Paulo State University, Brazil and Iara COSTA NETO, 

Libertas Colleges Iincorporated, Brazil 

Aspects of the relaxation of labor laws and Brazilian 

competitiveness in international markets 

WG02 



Programme Coordinator: Manuela 

BOATCA, Freie Universität Berlin, Germany 


09:00 - 10:30 

45 Modernizations and Modernities in 

Global Contexts: South-South 

Dialogues 


Session Organizers: Manuela BOATCA, Freie 

Universität Berlin and Willfried SPOHN, 

University of Gottingen/University of Wroclaw 


Thais DE OLIVEIRA QUEIROZ, Universidade de 


Transition without intervention? - Multiple arenas and 

the impact of the domestic and external variables in 

the contemporary processes of democratization 

Joao Marcelo EHLERT MAIA, Fundación Getúlio 

Vargas, Brazil 

State-building, coloniality and territory in the 

periphery: The case of central Brazil

Cristina REIGADAS, Instituto de Investigación Gino 


Modernidad latinoamericana: Autorepresentaciones, 

problemas y dimensiones de análisis 

Lorena SOLER, Veronica GIORDANO, Julieta 

ROSTICA and Inés NERCESIAN, IEALC, Argentina 

Los orígenes sociales de la violencia. La estructura 

agraria en Chile, Colombia, Guatemala y Paraguay 

en la coyuntura de los años cincuenta 

10:45 - 12:15 




Joint session 






12:30 - 14:00 

149 Modernities in Theory: Perspectives 

of/from the Colonized Others - 

Invitation Only 


Session Organizers: Sujata PATEL, University 

of Hyderabad, India and Manuela BOATCA, 

Freie Universitat Berlin, Germany 


Gustavo LINS RIBEIRO, Universidade de Brasilia, 

Brazil 

Why (post)colonialism and (de)coloniality are not 

enough. A postimperialist perspective 

Gurminder BHAMBRA, University of Warwick, United 

Kingdom 

Rethinking modernity: A postcolonial critique 

Sujata PATEL, University of Hyderabad, India 

Multiple modernities, civilisational analysis and 

colonial modernity: The debate 

� 326 � 

Manuela BOATCA, Freie Universita Berlin, Germany 

European modernities or the coloniality of Europe? 

14:30 - 16:00 



Joint session 




Relations 




10:45 - 12:15 

282 Case-Based Comparative-Historical 

Investigations: Different Purposes, 

Different Strategies, Different 

Outcomes 


Session Organizer: Ewa MORAWSKA, 

University of Essex, United Kingdom 


Gabriele ROSENTHAL and Niklas RADENBACH, 


Comparative biographical case studies in a 

processual perspective 

Ran GREENSTEIN, University of the Witwatersrand, 


The Israeli regime, Palestinian Arabs and the 

apartheid analogy 

Chungse JUNG, Binghamton University, USA 

Rethinking state capacity: A comparative study on the 

colonial state and the neoliberal state in Korea

12:30 - 14:00 





Joint session 


RCC24 Environment and Society 






09:00 - 10:30 

441 Policies on Inequality, Racialization 

and Migration 

Joint session 




Sociology 



10:45 - 12:15 

522 Latin America: Modernizations and 

Modernities in Global Contexts – 

Theoretical and Comparative 

Perspectives 



Universität Berlin and Willfried SPOHN, 

University of Gottingen/University of Wroclaw 


Maria Esperanza CASULLO, Universidad de Buenos 

Aires, Argentina and Patricio KORZENIEWICZ, 

Escuela de Política y Gobierno, Buenos Aires, 

Argentina 

� 327 � 

Assessing three visions of democracy in Latin 

America: Civil society and political institutions in 

historical perspective 

Florencia LEDERMAN, Universidad de Buenos Aires, 

Argentina 

Un acercamiento crítico a los significados de los 

conceptos de nación y desarrollo en los años '60 

Jose Mauricio DOMINGUES, Brazil 

Modernity, freedom and this-worldly activism: Max 

Weber in Latin America, India and China 

Matias LOPEZ, Diogo LYRA, Marco NATALINO, 

Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and Amrita 

LAMBA, University of London, United Kingdom 

Consistent modernization yet persistent inequality: 

Elite’s reactions to poverty in Brazil, Uruguay and 

India 

12:30 - 14:00 

569 The Politics of Development and 

Social Struggle in Latin America: 

The Sociogenesis and Psychogenesis 

of Political Consciousness 


Session Organizers: Jose Esteban CASTRO, 

Newcastle University and Juan Carlos 

MARON, National University of Buenos Aires 


Edna MULERAS, CONICET, Argentina 

Sociocultural conditions and popular knowledge 

about the process of “disappearing” people during 

the last dictatorship (1976-1983) in Argentina 

Alicia BARREIRO, CONICET, Argentina 

The psychogenesis of obedience to social order 

through punishment justification: Psychological 

obstacles for the development of political 

consciousness in social groups 

Reinaldo SANTOS and Magda SARAT, Universidade 

Federal da Grande Dourados, Brazil 

Civilizing process and political struggle: Violence, 

emotional control and political participation in the 

information society

Beatriz NUSSBAUMER, CONICET, Argentina 

Los derechos territoriales indígenas en conflicto. Un 

análisis de la situación en la Argentina y en la 

provincia de Salta 

Gislania SILVA, Universidade Federal do Ceará, 

Fortaleza, Brazil 

José Martí y las raíces del pensamiento 

latinoamericano 

Gloria MORA, Universidad de Santiago de Chile, 

Chile 

El campesinado en la revolución mexicana y la 

formación del sujeto, 1910-1920 

Carina Viviana KAPLAN, Universidad de Buenos, 

Argentina 

School and political conscience. Representations of 

the young people on the inequality and the exclusion 

Pablo MARIN OLAN and Rossana ARANDA ROCHE, 

Unversidad Juárez Autónoma de Tabasco, Mexico 

Modernismo hidráulico y conciencia práctica en las 

tierras bajas tabasqueñas 

16:15 - 17:45 




16:15 - 17:45 

762 Inequality, Racialization/ 

Ethnicization, and Migration 

Joint session 


Sociology 





� 328 � 

WG05 


Programme Coordinators: Harjit 

S. ANAND, Haryana Institute of Public 

Administration, India and Manoj Kumar 

TEOTIA, CRRID, India 


09:00 - 10:30 

44 Civic Space, Media Movements and 

Politics of Social Justice 



Misri Lal VERMA and Vijai pal YADAVA, CSJM 

University, Kanpur, India 

Women’s participation, empowerment and gender 

equality: A micro analysis 

Ana LOGIUDICE, Universidad de Buenos Aires, 

Argentina 

Cooperativismo, asistencia y democracia 

10:45 - 12:15 

95 Climate Change, Food Insecurity 

and Malnutrition 


Co-chairs: Mohinder Kumar SLARIYA, GPGC 

and Paul CHAMNIERN, Thai Environment 

Institute 


Olanrewaju Emmanuel AJIBOYE, Lagos State 


Effects of climate change on agricultural practice and 

quality of life of rural older farmers in Nigeria

Melina MERKIER, Tomas PALMISANO and Rosario 

VIVES, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina 

La soberanía alimentaria en disputa: El rol de 

Argentina en el contexto crítico contemporáneo 

12:30 - 14:00 

147 Food Insecurity, Poverty and 

Vulnerabilities in Developing 

Nations 


Co-chairs: Biswajit CHATTERJEE, Jadavpur 

University and Asmita BHATTACHARYA, 

Indian Statistical Institute, India 


Eileen TRZCINSKI and Royce HUTSON, Wayne State 

University, Detroit, USA, Athena KOLBE, Leah JAMES, 

University of Michigan, USA, Harry SHANNON, 

McMaster University, Canada 

Features of child food insecurity after the 2010 Haiti 

earthquake: Results from a longitudinal random 

survey of households 

Soledad PÉREZ, CONICET, San Carlos de Bariloche, 

Argentina 

El procedimentalismo epistémico como vía para la 

definición de la pobreza y el diseño de políticas 

públicas 

Vilma PEREIRA, Universidad Federal Fluminense, 

Nitrería, Brazil 

Segurança alimentar e naturalização da fome, frente 

aos organismos e econômicos 


09:00 - 10:30 

233 Social Injustice, Marginalization and 

Inequalities in Globalised Asia and 

Africa in the Context of Access to 

Food, Health Services and Education 


Co-chairs: Manmohanjit HUNDAL and Rajiv 

SHARMA, India 

� 329 � 


Wilmar Dubian LINCE BOHÛRQUEZ, Organización 

Internacional Para Las Migraciones, Bolivia 

La Amazonia boliviana: Migración humana y 

producción de alimentos 

Francis BARASA, Moi University, Eldoret, Kenya 

The Tugen community’s fragile food security situation: 

Experiences of a marginalised community of eastern 

Baringo, Kenya 

10:45 - 12:15 

284 Tackling Poverty and Vulnerability: 

Role of the Informal Sector 


Co-chairs: Harjit S. ANAND, Haryana 

Institute of Public Administration, India and 

Amrita RANGASAMI, Center for the Study of 

Administration of Relief, India 


Gabriele GROSSI, Universidade Federal do 

Recíncavo da Bahia, Brazil 

Scavengers: Famine and stigma 

Bianca MUSANTE and María Victoria VENTURA, 


Estrategias de reproducción de hogares en un 

contexto de recuperación económica: 2003-2008 

Martín IERULLO, Universidad de Buenos Aires, 

Argentina 

Organizaciones territoriales y prácticas comunitarias 

de cuidado infantil en el campo asistencial. 

Surgimiento y consolidación de los comedores 

comunitarios en el Área metropolitana de Buenos 


12:30 - 14:00 

327 Towards Social and Financial 

Inclusion: Exploring Right Path 

through Social Justice, Social 

Security and Democratization 


Co-Chair: Rajesh CHANDRA, National 

Institute of Urban Affairs, India


Jose Raimundo SOUSA RIBEIRO JUNIOR, 


Hunger, social classes and the city 

Francisco Horacio da Silva FROTA and Maria Andrea 

Luz da SILVA, Universidade Estadual do Ceará, Brazil 

Jóvenes e inclusión social: Una evaluación de 

resultados e impactos de un proyecto financiado por 

el fondo para combatir la pobreza, Ceará, Brasil 

� 330 � 

Antonia Celene MIGUEL, Universidade Federal de 


Le microcrédito au Brasil : L’inclusion sociale par le 

marché de la microfinance 

14:30 - 16:00 


Location: 34 {OB}

TG03 



Programme Coordinator: Edward SIEH, 

Lasell College, USA 


10:45 - 12:15 

91 Human Rights and the Well-Being 

of Non-Citizens: New Boundaries of 

Citizenship and Belonging. Part I 


Session Organizer: Claudia TAZREITER, 

University of New South Wales, Australia 

Chair: Claudia TAZREITER, University of New 

South Wales, Australia 


Herminia FOOKONG DEJO, Universidad Autónoma 

de Guerrero, Mexico 

"Riesgo", "seguridad" y "enemigo interno" en la 

nueva doctrina para la seguridad hemisférica: 

América Latina, la CMDA y el CS-UNASUR 

Thematic Groups 

� 331 � 

Alina BAEZ Universidad Nacional de Misiones, 

Argentina and Carolina DIEZ, CONICET, Argentina 

Vida cotidiana y riesgo en sectores populares. 

Misiones, Argentina 

Elaine PASSOS and Pamela CAULA, Polícia Militar do 

Estado do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 

Breve comentario sobre seguridad pública y los 

derechos humanos en Brasil 

Irene Verónica BEYREUTHER, Universidad de Buenos 


La desaparición de investigadores en la CNEA 

durante la última dictadura cívico-militar 

Angela BAUER, Institute for Employment Research, 

Germany 

Inclusion and belonging of young residents with a 

precarious status on the move? Evidence on their 

unequal vocational participation opportunities in 

Germany 

12:30 - 14:00 

146 Transnational Feminism, Global 

Women's Movements, and Social 

Justice. Part II 


Session Organizer: Sylvanna FALCON, 


Chair: Sylvanna FALCON, University of 

California, USA


Anna BARBOSA, Universidade Federal do Rio 

Grande do Norte, Brazil 

El papel del activismo político de la agenda feminista 

y la formulación de políticas públicas en Brasil 

Cecilia VARELA, CONICET, Argentina 

La cuestión de la prostitución en el debate sobre la 

ley de trata de personas en la Argentina (2008-2011) 

Natália PACHECO JUNIOR, Institute of Social and 

Political Studies, Brazil 

Participatory and deliberative democracy from local 

to global: The example of women's conferences as 

new spaces for mobilization and propose public 

policies on gender in Brazil 

Jaime SANTOS JUNIOR, University of São Paulo, 

Brazil 

The right of autonomy: Gender and social justice in 

democratic societies 

Maria Helena de Paula FROTA and Hayeska COSTA 

BARROSO, Universidade Estadual do Ceará, Brazil 

Violencia contra las mujeres - Una manifestación del 

poder y de la desigualdad entre los sexos (la 

experiencia del OBSERVEM en Ceará/Brasil) 

Melanie HUGHES, University of Pittsburgh, Pamela 

PAXTON, University of Texas-Austin and Sharon 

QUINSAAT, University of Pittsburgh, USA 

Does the global north still dominate the international 

women's movement? A network analysis of women's 

international organizations, 1978-2008 

14:30 - 16:00 

187 Localizing Global Justice: The 

Politics of Education, Training and 

Development. Part I 


Session Organizer: Kristy KELLY, Columbia 


Chair: Kristy KELLY, Columbia University, USA 

� 332 � 


Danielle VALLIM, Edna Aparecida DE CARVALHO 

VALLIM, Maurício Roberto VALLIM, Universidade do 

Estado do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 

As políticas públicas municipais voltadas ao 

enfrentamento de crack para crianças e adolescentes 

no Rio de Janeiro: Uma regressão dos direitos 

humanos {*} 

Pamela NEUMANN, University of Texas, USA 

The rural woman's burden: Volunteer mothering and 

the contradictions of empowerment 

João Miguel Diógenes de Araújo LIMA, Universidade 


Art in a 'violent neighborhood': Pedagogical 

practices in a human rights policy 

Amanda Cristina N. CANGUSSU, Universidade 

Estadual de Montes Claros, Brazil 

Evaluation of poupança jovem program in Minas 

Gerais state: Education and income distribution 


10:45 - 12:15 

281 Risk, Human Rights and Global 

Justice 

Joint session 

TG03 Human Rights and Global Justice (host 

committee) 




12:30 - 14:00 

323 Localizing Global Justice: The 

Politics of Education, Training and 

Development. Part II 


Session Organizer: Kristy KELLY, Columbia 


Chair: Kristy KELLY, Columbia University, USA


Celina SU, City University of New York, USA 

From toxic tours to growing the grassroots: Critical 

pedagogy and youth empowerment in community 

development 

Lara Abreu CRUZ and Maria Glaucíria MOTA BRASIL, 

Universidade Estadual do Ceará, Brazil 

Resistencias y dificultades de la educación en 

derechos humanos en la policía militar: Un estudio 

sobre las alianzas entre universidades y academias 

de policía 

Taylisi LEITE and Paulo César BORGES, Unesp-Franca, 

Brazil 

Education as protection: An experience of human 

rights education in the corners of Brazil 

Cintia INDARRAMENDI, Université Vincennes Saint 

Denis, France 

Education priority policies: Issues regarding the 

treatment of poorness as social diversity 

Michele GUERREIRO F. FREIRE and Janssen Felipe DA 

SILVA, Universidade Federal de Pernambuco, Brazil 

Education and ethnic-racial relations in the post- 

Durban context in Brazil: An intercultural sight over 

the national curricular policies {*} 

Mônica PARANHOS, Universidade Federal do Rio de 


La construction de l'ouvrier polyvalent par le SENAI- 

RJ au Brésil {*} 

14:30 - 16:00 

373 TG03 Business Meeting 


16:15 - 17:45 

412 Table 1: Human Rights as Politics 



Bedriye POYRAZ, Ankara University, Turkey 

The possibility of coping with the past in Turkey: The 

Dersim 38 Tertele (massacre) 

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Rudolf EGGER, University of Graz, Austria 

Biographical learning of ethnic and cultural diversity 

as political processes in the post-war society of 

Kosovo 

Roseniura SANTOS, Universidade Catolica do 

Salvador, Brazil 

Public policies of social assistance: Fundamental 

human right – Seeking alternatives to the effectiveness 

and responsibility of states 

Helena FLAM, Sociology, University of Leipzig, 

Germany 

Exporting justice, importing security, and the rise of 

the EU as a normative power 

16:15 - 17:45 

413 Table 2: Social Justice 



Catalina ESGUERRA University of Michigan, Ann 

Arbor, USA 

Spaces, memory and trauma: Commemorating 

clandestine centers in Buenos Aires 

Geélison F. SILVA and Maria Angela Figueiredo 

BRAGA, Universidade Estadual de Montes Claros, 

Brazil 

The determinants of discrimination: Analyzing social 

capital and socioeconomic status in Minas Gerais 

state 

Raja Mohan RAO, Bharathidasan University, India 

Social exclusion and affirmative action from a human 

rights' perspective: The Indian context 

Denis DE CASTRO HALIS, University of Macau, China 

Social justice in the courts of the Macau SAR, China 

16:15 - 17:45 

414 Table 3: Human Rights Abuses 


Chair: Tessa LE ROUX, Lasell College, USA


Candi CANN, Baylor University, USA 

Holy wars & dirty wars: Martyrdom as a form of 

social protest 

Lisa MARTINO-TAYLOR, St. Louis Community College, 

USA 

The Manhattan-Rochester coalition and tests on 

vulnerable populations without consent 

Megan PEPPEL, University of California, USA 

Rearticulating economic rights and producing dignity 

in an Argentine shantytown 

Aline SOUTO and Danielle SOARES, Universidade 

Federal de Pernambuco, Brazil 

Challenges of ensuring human rights and human 

dignity and placement of print media in Pernambuco 

Brian GRAN and Rachel BRYANT, Case Western 

Reserve University, USA 

Private responsibilities for human rights: “Too big” to 

be accountable? 


09:00 - 10:30 

460 Table 1: Theory of Dignity 



Rafael de Oliveira ALVES, Universidade Federal de 

Ouro Preto, Brazil 

The city and the World Cup: Exceptions of the state 

and the right 

Matheus Massaro MABTUM, Veridiana Tonzar Ristori 

OZAKI, Patrícia Borba MARCHETTO and João Bosco 

PENNA, Universidade Estadual Paulista, Brazil 

Voluntades anticipadas (testamento vital): Dignidad 

para vivir y morir 

Adriana VALINOTTI, Universidad de Buenos Aires, 

Argentina 

Trabajo y dignidad humana: Aportes para una 

sociedad igualitaria 

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Queise RAMOS, Otacilio Maia RAMOS e Maria 

José DA LUZ RAMOS, Brazil 

Sangue e vida: Interpretações nos campos real e 

simbólico testemunhas de jeová 

09:00 - 10:30 

461 Table 2: Brazil and Argentina 



Mani MARINS, Lyon, France 

La production des frontières symboliques entre les 

« pauvres » à partir d'un programme de transfert de 

revenu au Brésil 

Enrique ANDRIOTTI ROMANIN, Universidad 

Nacional de Mar del Plata, Argentina 

Los juicios por la verdad y la justicia post-transición 

en la Argentina 

Rodrigo STUMPF GONZALEZ and Rodrigo LENTZ, 

Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil 

Transição, direitos humanos e comissão nacional da 

verdade 

09:00 - 10:30 

462 Table 3: National Issue 



Vinicius ARAÚJO, Universidade Estadual Paulista, Brazil 

The dynamics between state and civil society: 

Limitations to human rights' effectiveness brought by 

the conditions of sociability reproduction 

Vanessa ZANELLA, Marlene GOMES DA COSTA 

ZANELLA and Gersi ZANELLA, Brazil 

An analysis concerning the effectiveness of creating 

spaces of transnational dialogue, between feminists/ 

Latin-American movements in human rights actions 

Nancy CARDIA and Sérgio ADORNO, University of 


New democracies and respect for human rights: Does 

a culture of respect for human rights naturally evolve 

with the return to democracy?

Naiara GROSSI, Universidade Estadual Paulista, Brazil 

Gender and human rights: In search of female otherness 

Francisco ROCHA AMORIM, Federal University of Rio 


Organized crime in Latin America - The influence of 

drug trafficking in metropolitan areas 

10:45 - 12:15 

519 Human Rights: How Do We Tackle 

the Problems of Indigenous Youth? 


Session Organizer: Maria de Lourdes BELDI 

de ALCANTARA, Univesity of São Paulo, Brazil 

Chair: Maria de Lourdes BELDI de 

ALCANTARA, Univesity of São Paulo, Brazil 


Roxana QUIROZ-CARRANZA, Universidad Autónoma 

de Yucatán, Mexico 

Aprendiendo a ser joven con derechos propios en 

condiciones de pobreza y exclusión social. Un 

estudio de caso en Mérida, Yucatán, México 

Raissa OLIVEIRA, Universidade de Brasília, Brazil 

Adolescent drug trafficking and the absence/ 

presence of the state 

Marcia BARBERO PORTELA, Universidad de la 


El pozo y el péndulo. Políticas de protección y control 

social dirigidas a la adolescencia en infracción a la 

ley penal en el Uruguay actual 

Môniele SANTOS, Universidade Federal da Bahia, 

Brazil 

La institucionalización de niños en Brasil: Trayectoria 

histórica, prácticas y políticas (des) protección social 

Brian GRAN, Case Western Reserve University, USA 

Do rights matter? A comparative analysis of children's 

rights 

Rebeca Makowski de Oliveira PRADO and Carla 

Arantes de SOUZA, Universidad Estadual Paulista, Brazil 

The hydroelectric power station of Belo Monte and 

indigenous issues: Aspects silenced for an 

indolent reason 

� 335 � 

Rosario POZO GORDALIZA, Spain 

Trajectories of life of female offenders in the Spanish 

juvenile justice 

Maria ALEU, CONICET, Argentina 

Los vínculos de respeto en la experiencia de los 

estudiantes del nivel secundario 

André HOVNANIAN, Universidade de São Paulo, 

Brazil and Marco HOVNANIAN, Universidade 

Presbiteriana Mackenzie, Brazil 

Homelessness: Incarceration, escape or freedom? 

12:30 - 14:00 

567 Social or Community Conditions 

That Nurture and Sustain Human 

Rights 


Session Organizer: Brian GRAN, Case 

Western Reserve University, USA 

Chair: Brian GRAN, Case Western Reserve 



Louis ESPARZA, California State University, USA 

Fields of fire: Emancipation and resistance in Colombia 

Alessandra MARCHIONI, Universidade Federal de 

Alagoas, Brazil 

El uso social del derecho y la garantía de protección 

a los pueblos indígenas en Brasil 

Gabriela FRIED AMILIVIA, Agencia Nacional de 

Investigacion e Innovacion del Uruguay, Uruguay 

The right to justice vs. policies of oblivion: Uruguay's 

transitional justice domestic developments and the 

inter-American court of human rights' Gelman case 

sentence (2010-2011) 

Alexander GONZALEZ CHAVARRIA, El Colegio de 


Gobernanza política y coordinación intersectorial: 

Cambios en el modelo de regulación de la 

problemática de derechos humanos en Colombia 

2003-2006

Paula RINCON AFONSO COSTA, Universidade de 


La protección en Brasil 

Fabrina FURTADO and Raquel PINTO, Universidade 


Brazil: New developmentalism and environmental 

conflicts in Latin American 

Guillermo BARON, CLACSO, Argentina 

El papel del movimiento de derechos humanos en la 

reconstitución del consenso hegemónico en la 

Argentina post 2001 


9:00 - 10:30 

648 Human Rights Practices in 

Argentina: How Movements/NGOs 

and Other Collectives are Using 

Human Rights for Social Justice in 

Argentina 


Session Organizer: Manisha DESAI, 

University of Connecticut, USA 

Panelists: Marcelo BRODSKY, Parque de 

Memoria, Argentina and Barbara SUTTON, 

University at Albany, SUNY, USA 

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TG04 


Uncertainty 

Programme Coordinator: Jens O. ZINN, 



09:00 - 10:30 

42 Risk and Health/Illness. Part I 


Session Organizers: Patrick BROWN, 

University of Amsterdam, Netherlands and 

Martyn CHAMBERLAIN, Loughborough 


Chair: Patrick BROWN, University of 



Jeremy DIXON, University of the West of England, 


Mentally disordered offenders subject to conditional 

discharge: Their views of risk assessment and 

management procedures 

Bert DE GRAAFF and Christian BROER, University of 


We are the canary in a coal mine - Establishing a 

disease category and a new health risk 

Helena GARBIN, Cristina GUILAM and André 

PEREIRA NETO, Escola Nacional de Saúde Pública, 


Health, risk and internet 

Jo MORIARTY and Jill MANTHORPE, King's College 


Risk and dementia

10:45 - 12:15 

92 Risk and Health/Illness. Part II 


Session Organizers: Martyn CHAMBERLAIN, 

Loughborough University, United Kingdom 

and Patrick BROWN, University of 


Chair: Martyn CHAMBERLAIN, 

Loughborough University, United Kingdom 


Maria Vitória MOURAO and Jorge Lopes da COSTA, 

Technical University of Lisbon, Portugal 

Risk and uncertainty in Portuguese long-term care: An 

exploratory study 

Adam BURGESS, University of Kent, United Kingdom 

Risk, ritual and health responsibilisation: Japan's 

'safety blanket' of surgical face mask wearing 

Stella PEREZ, Universidad Nacional del Sur, Argentina 

Situación alimentaria en niños pobres: La 

problemática de la inequidad alimentaria desde la 

perspectiva del riesgo 

Hagit PERES, Ben Gurion University, Israel 

Risk as knowledge or knowledge as risk? Parental 

perceptions and coping with newborns medically 

defined “at high risk” 

12:30 - 14:00 

144 Risk, Biography and Everyday 

Life. Part I 


Session Organizer: Marian BURCHARDT, 

University of Leipzig, Germany 

Chair: Marian BURCHARDT, University of 



Lisa WILLIAMS, University of Manchester, United 

Kingdom 

When drug journeys and life journeys collide: 

Biographies of risk and pleasure 

� 337 � 

Ana CARDENAS TOMAZIC, Universidad Diego 


Professional women, integration work and risk 

management in contemporary Chile 

Lorena POBLETE, CONICET, Argentina 

When social risk became individual. Biographies 

made during December 2001 in Argentina 

14:30 - 16:00 

188 Risk, Biography and Everyday Life. 

Part II 


Session Organizer: Marian BURCHARDT, 

University of Leipzig, Germany 

Chair: Marian BURCHARDT, University of 



Andreas HIRSELAND, Institut für Arbeitsmarkt, 

Germany 

Constructing the self-responsible welfare recipient by 

law – Biographies and everyday life after the 

German welfare reform 

Jesica PLA, CONICET, Argentina 

Percepciones sobre la movilidad social y la 

planificación de trayectorias: Un enfoque biográfico 

sobre las incertidumbres al interior del hogar. 

Argentina. 2011 

Marisa IACOBELLIS and Sara LIFSZYC, Universidad 


Subjetividad y transformaciones sociales: 

Universitarios en épocas de cambio 

Steve KROLL-SMITH1 , Vern BAXTER2 and Pamela 

JENKINS2 , (1) University of North Carolina, 

Greensboro, USA, (2)University of New Orleans, USA 

The telling of disaster, from monologue to dialogue {*}


09:00 - 10:30 

232 Voluntary Risk Taking and 

Edgework 


Session Organizer: Steven LYNG, Carthage 

College 

Chair: Steven LYNG, Carthage College 


Jens O. ZINN, University of Melbourne, Australia 

Towards an interdisciplinary understanding of 

voluntary risk taking 

Leila JEOLAS, Universidade Estadual de Londrina, Brazil 

and Hagen KORDES, Munster University, Germany 

Corps-machines dans le jeu du vertige-contrôle : Les 

jeunes et les courses de voitures et des motos 

Thays MOSSI, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande 


The IT managers' voluntary risk taking and the new 

capitalism's justificatory system 

Roni FACTOR, University of Haifa, Israel 

Minorities, high-risk behavior, and social resistance 

10:45 - 12:15 


Justice 

Joint session 


committee) 




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12:30 - 14:00 


Uncertainty and Related Concepts. 

Part I 


Session Organizer: Jens O. ZINN, University 


Chair: Natalia BESEDOVSKY, Humboldt 



Klaus Peter JAPP, University of Bielefeld, Germany 

The risky comparisons of international organizations 

Peter ROGERS, Macquarie University, Sydney, 

Australia 

Risk and resilience: Optimism and social (dis)order 

Marko AHTEENSUU, University of Turku, Finland 

Intra- and interpersonal risk trade-offs 

Willy SOTO, Universidad Nacional, Costa Rica 

Entre la sociedad industrial y la sociedad del riesgo: 

El reto teórico de la sociología latinoamericana {*} 

14:30 - 16:00 


Uncertainty and Related Concepts. 

Part II 




Chair: Klaus Peter JAPP, University of Bielefeld, 

Germany 


Nicolas MARQUIS, Université Saint-Louis, Belgium 

Self-help reading: A social ritual of coping with risk in 

everyday life 

Nicholas B. DE WEYDENTHAL and Dean PIERIDES, 


Material-semiotics and the sociology of risk: A tale of 

two cities or an entanglement of sorts?

Natalia BESEDOVSKY, Humboldt University Berlin, 

Germany 

The distinction between risk and uncertainty among 

credit rating analysts 

16:15 - 17:45 




09:00 - 10:30 

459 Governing the Risk Society. Part I 


Session Organizers: Marian BURCHARDT, 

University of Leipzig, Germany and Jens O. 

ZINN, University of Melbourne, Australia 

Chair: Manuel CAVIA, Universidad Nacional 

del Litoral, Argentina 


Elvira SANTIAGO, University of Coruña, Spain 

Sea risk and refuge areas. Analysis of the governance 

process and public participation in the decision of the 

refuge areas in Spain 

Gabriela DI GIULIO, University of Campinas, Brazil 

Risk governance: A need to cope with risks of 

environmental and climate change in Brazil 

Chiranjibi RIJAL, Nepal, and Hom Nath GARTAULA, 

Wageningen University, Netherlands 

Changes in livelihood capital assets in female-headed 

households: A post-conflict situation in Nepal 

Raquel PINTO, Universidade Federal do Rio de 


The power of critic: Social risks and corporate social 

responsibility 

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10:45 - 12:15 

518 Governing the Risk Society. Part II 


Session Organizers: Marian BURCHARDT, 

University of Leipzig, Germany and Jens O. 

ZINN, University of Melbourne, Australia 

Chair: Chiranjibi RIJAL, Nepal 


Manuel CAVIA, Universidad Nacional del Litoral, 

Argentina and Noemí Adriana GIGENA, Universidad 

Nacional de Entre Ríos, Argentina 

Lineamientos empresariales en la sociedad del riesgo 

Nidia Irene BURSTEIN, Universidad Nacional del Sur, 

Argentina 

Sociedad del riesgo y representación política: 

Nuevos sujetos, nuevos problemas {*} 

Alejandra TOSCANA and Liliana LOPEZ-LEVI, 

Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana, Mexico 

Riesgos, desastres y procesos electorales en México 

María HENRIQUEZ, Graciela NOZICA and Elena 

TABER, Universidad Nacional de San Juan, Argentina 

Gran minería y riesgo en la provincia de San Juan, 

Argentina 

12:30 - 14:00 

566 Risk Discourse and the Media. Part I 





Renata MOTTA, Freie Universitat Berlin, Germany 

Framing risk: Contention or legitimation? 

Leonardas RINKEVICIUS, Lithuanian University of 

Health Sciences, Lithuania 

Sustaining the bee gees in Lithuania: Exploring social 

controversies and media impact on public discourses 

concerning organic foods and GMOs in rural 

communities

Ana Paula CAMELO and Marko S. A. MONTEIRO, 

State University of Campinas, Brazil 

Public communication of science and the nuclear 

debate in Brazil: The risk communication links 

between public and government 

14:30 - 16:00 

606 Risk Discourse and the Media. 

Part II 




Chair: Leonardas RINKEVICIUS, Lithuanian 

University of Health Sciences, Lithuania 


Gabriela DI GIULIO and José Eduardo VIGLIO, 


Risk communication strategies, perceptions and 

attitudes to risks: A Brazilian case study 

Adam BURGESS, University of Kent, United Kingdom 

Media, risk and absence of blame for 'acts of god': 

Attenuation of the European volcanic ash cloud of 2010 

Jed HORNER, University of New South Wales, Australia 

'Affective political articulation': A new approach to 

examining the role of the media in the construction of 

infectious disease risk(s) 


09:00 - 10:30 

650 Social Policy, Work and Risk 


Session Organizers: Åsa LUNDQVIST, 

University of Lund, Sweden and Peter 

TAYLOR-GOOBY, University of Kent, United 

Kingdom 


Roberta ADAMI and Orla GOUGH, Westminster 

Business School, United Kingdom 

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Is retirement income at risk? A study of economic 

conditions amongst ethnic groups in the UK 

Fiorella MANCINI, Universidad Nacional Autónoma 


Different styles in managing risks in the world of 

work: A comparative study of occupational careers in 

Latin America 

Åsa LUNDQVIST, University of Lund, Sweden 

The dismantling of family policy Keynesianism 

Jens O. ZINN, University of Melbourne, Australia 

After the financial crisis – Towards a 'Melbournian 

approach' to social policy 

10:45 - 12:15 

694 Risk, Crime and New Technologies 


Session Organizer: Gabe MYTHEN, 

University of Liverpool, United Kingdom 


Gabe MYTHEN, University of Liverpool, United Kingdom 

Contesting counter-terrorism regulation: Identity, 

resilience and resistance amongst young British 

Pakistanis 

Jasmin ZINE, Wilfrid Laurier University, Canada 

Constructing the “enemies within”: Muslim youth and 

the racial politics of Canada's 'home grown' war on 

terror 

Murray LEE and Thomas CROFTS, University of 


'Sexting' and young people: Risk, anxiety and law 

Heather ROLLWAGEN, Ryerson University, Canada 

and Erin GIBBS VAN BRUNSCHOT, University of 

Calgary, Canada 

Tracking risk: GPS electronic monitoring and the 

production of risk knowledge in different cultural 

contexts 

Robert RALPHS, Manchester Metropolitan University, 


Youth in Britain: 99 problems but the gang ain't one

12:30 - 14:00 

727 Risk and the Sociology of 

Youth. Part I 




Chair: Dan WOODMAN, University of 



Hugo LEWIN, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Jóvenes, consumo de realities y aprendizajes éticos: 

La recepción de big brother en adolescentes mujeres 

y varones de distintos sectores sociales 

Timo HARRIKARI, University of Helsinki, Finland 

Growing up in the world risk society 

Daniel BRIGGS, School of Law and Social Sciences, 


Deconstructing deviance and risk abroad: 

Ethnographic encounters with British holidaymakers 

Steve THREADGOLD, University of Newcastle, Australia 

Ambivalence and distinction in young people's 

perceptions of risk 

Ranmalie JAYASINHA and Joanne TRAVAGLIA, 

University of New South Wales, Australia 

Risky or resilient? Moving towards an understanding 

of multiplicity and difference in youth experience(s) 

through a conceptual framework of 'resistance' 

14:30 - 16:00 

754 Risk and the Sociology of 

Youth. Part II 




Chair: Timo HARRIKARI, University of Helsinki, 

Finland 


Bradley POWELL, Case Western Reserve University, USA 

The risk of inaction: Correlating bullying with youth 

suicide across nations 

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Elaine PASSOS, Polícia Militar do Estado do Rio de 


La juventud y el tercer sector: El reto de entrar en el 

mercado de trabajo 

Margaret PEREIRA, Queensland University of 

Technology, Australia 

Governing drug use among young people: Crime, 

harm and contemporary drug practices 

Andreia CIDADE MARINHO, Maria de Lourdes 

CIDADE MARINHO, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 

Perceptions of violence and youth 

TG05 


Programme Coordinator: Regev 

NATHANSOHN, University of Michigan, USA 


10:45 - 12:15 

94 Visual Sociology as/of Activism for 



Session Organizers: Regev NATHANSOHN, 

University of Michigan, USA and E-J MILNE, 

University of Stirling, United Kingdom 

Chair: Regev NATHANSOHN, University of 

Michigan, USA 

Discussant: Elizabeth MILLER, Concordia 



Beatriz VELIZ ARGUETA, University of London, United 

Kingdom 

Encounters with violence: A living archive

Jorgelina FLURY, David BURIN, Ana Inés HERAS 

MONNER SANS, María Cecilia ACOSTA, Instituto para 

la Inclusión Social y el Desarrollo Humano, Argentina 

Images, activism, education and research: The uses of 

audiovisual by self-managed, autonomous groups in 

Argentina today 

E-J MILNE and Sarah WILSON, University of Stirling, 


Social justice, visual activism: Young people creating 

'home' across public and domestic spaces 

Barbara MOROVICH, Ecole Nationale Supérieure 

d'Architecture de Strasbourg, France and Grégoire 

ZABE, Ecole Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs de 


Experimenting images: Disclosing a social housing 

area through 3D virtual model 

Geraldine BLOUSTIEN and Denise WOOD, University 

of South Australia, Adelaide, Australia 

Exploring the nature, problematics and ethics of 

social activism for the disabled in virtual 3D worlds 

Gülsüm DEPELI, Hacettepe University, Turkey 

Transcending representation: Being an activist camera {*} 

12:30 - 14:00 

143 On Crime, Justice, Activism, Power 

and Resistance: Top-Down and 

Bottom-Up Visual Practices 


Session Organizer: Gabry VANDERVEEN, 

Leiden University, Netherlands 

Chair: Ruthie GINSBURG, Minerva Center for 

Human Rights, Israel 

Discussant: Nathalie ZACCAI-REYNERS, 

Université Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium 


Gabry VANDERVEEN, Leiden University, Netherlands 

Visual techniques in the Dutch criminal justice system 

Johnny SPECTOR, University of Haifa, Israel 

Interpretive reading of the Palestinian security 

prisoners' representation 

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Tobias ANDREASSON, University of Western Sydney, 

Australia 

Photovoice as activism 

Yael GUILAT, Oranim Academic College, Israel and 

Shoshi WAKSMAN, Lewinsky Academic College, Israel 

A “silence” field of struggle: A visual interpretation of 

the current memorial landscape of military cemeteries 

in Israel 

Pavithra TANTRIGODA, University of Colombo, Sri Lanka 

Power, resistance and mobilizing affect through art: 

Barrelism of Chandraguptha Thenuwara 

14:30 - 16:00 

191 Visual Activism: The (Street) Art of 

Making Visible Alternative Ways of 

Seeing the World 


Session Organizer: Christian von WISSEL, 

Goldsmiths University of London, United 

Kingdom 

Chair: Christian von WISSEL, Goldsmiths 

University of London, United Kingdom 

Discussant: Liz C. THROOP, Georgia State 



Joseph Jay SOSA, University of Chicago, USA 

Visibility versus the visible: How desires for social 

recognition shape protest aesthesis 

Arthur LAURENT, Sciences-Po Paris, France and 

Marion SLITINE, EHESS, Israel 

Banksy on the Israel-Palestine wall seen by the 

people: New worlds or world news? 

Daniela LUCENA, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Teatralidad y espacio urbano: Las “escenas 

comando” de la organización negra en los años de 

la posdictadura Argentina 

Raphael SOIFER, Universidade Federal Fluminense, Brazil 

Xapolhim's concrete steps: An artist-flâneur 

challenges the “shock of order” 

Ximena GRISCTI, York University, Canada 

The space of graffiti in Uruguay's democratic transition


10:45 - 12:15 

279 Civic Media and Creative Youth 

Activism in the Middle East 


Session Organizer: Nitin SAWHNEY, The 

New School for Public Engagement, USA 

Chair: Jorgelina FLURY, Instituto para la Inclusión 

Social y el Desarrollo Humano, Argentina 

Discussant: Nitin SAWHNEY, The New 

School for Public Engagement, USA 


Marion SLITINE, EHESS, Israel 

Performing art in the Palestinian artistic scene: 

Contemporary creation or form of mobilization? 

Regev NATHANSOHN, University of Michigan, USA 

The experience of production and production of 

experience: Filmmaking in a mixed neighborhood 

Gary BRATCHFORD, Manchester Metropolitan 


Visual activism in Israel and the occupied Palestinian 

territories: New media technologies enable witnesses 

and visual citizenship 

Maria-Carolina CAMBRE, University of Western 


Image and consciousness: Che Guevara's face in the 

Arab revolutions 

Babak RAHIMI, Tehran, Iran 

Civic media, embodied practices and creative youth 

activism in post-election Iran 

12:30 - 14:00 


and Exclusion 

Joint session 






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14:30 - 16:00 

371 Critiquing Participatory Video: 

Experiences from Around the World 


Session Organizers: Gabry VANDERVEEN, 

Leiden University, Netherlands and E-J MILNE, 

University of Stirling, United Kingdom 

Chair: Gabry VANDERVEEN, Leiden 

University, Netherlands 

Discussant: E-J MILNE, University of Stirling, 



Arianna MENCARONI, Universidad Autónoma de 


Representing the “voice”: A critical perspective on 

participatory video practice 

Elisa BIGNANTE, University of Torino, Italy, Jay MISTRY, 

Royal Holloway University of London, United Kingdom 

and Andrea BERARDI, Open University, United Kingdom 

Why are we doing it? Negotiating expectations in the 

PV process 

Matthew ROGERS, University of New Brunswick, Canada 

Problematizing participatory video with youth in 

Canada: A critical disruptive praxis? 

Shannon WALSH, University of Johannesburg, South 

Africa 

Participatory video, knowledge production and 

power in a South African shack settlement 

Namita SINGH, Open University, United Kingdom 

Understandings from the process: How can PV affect 

the agency of women? 

16:15 - 17:45 

411 Collaborative Visual 

Methodologies. Part I 


Session Organizer: E-J MILNE, University of 

Stirling, United Kingdom 

Chair: Valentina ANZOISE, University of 

Milano-Bicocca, Italy 

Discussant: Nitin SAWHNEY, The New 

School for Public Engagement, USA


Theresa WHITE and Moshoula CAPOUS-DESYLLAS, 

California State University, USA 

Muslim women and girls: Searching for democracy 

and self-expression 

Geraldine BLOUSTIEN, University of South Australia, 

Australia 

Playing for life: Reflecting on participatory video to 

research youth music and media practices 

Ruthie GINSBURG, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 

Israel 

The trembling hand: Visual documentation of the 

Israeli human rights organization B'Tselem 

Tessa LEWIN and Joanna WHEELER, University of 

Sussex, United Kingdom 

Unruly politics and methodological mashups: How 

can participatory visual methods contribute to citizen 

engagement? 

Elizabeth MILLER, Concordia University, Canada and 

Michele LUCHS, Ministry of Education, Canada 

Sharing stories to activate dialogue with refugee 

youth in Montreal 


09:00 - 10:30 

458 Collaborative Visual 

Methodologies. Part II 


Session Organizers: E-J MILNE, University of 

Stirling, United Kingdom and Valérie 

AMIRAUX, University of Montreal, Canada 

Chair: Dee BRITTON, State University of 

New York, USA 

Discussant: Tessa LEWIN, Institute of 

Development Studies, UK 


Syd KROCHMALNY, Argentina 

Technologies of friendship in the context of conflict in 

social activism 

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Daniel GARRETT, City University of Hong Kong, and 

Angie NG, University of Passau, Germany 

Visualizing SlutWalk: Participants, the public and the 

media 

Maria Eduarda Mota ROCHA, Wellthon Rafael 

Aguiar LEAL and Yvana Carla Fechine BRITO, 

Universidade Federal de Pernambuco, Brazil 

Las políticas de “inclusión digital” en Brasil: Análisis 

de un experimento en el activismo de midia libre en 

una comunidad pobre de Recife 

Elizabeth MACWILLIE, Harvard University, USA 

Participatory art practices in urban space 

Sarah FRANZEN, Emory University, USA 

Visualizing culture and power: The aesthetics of farming 

among African-Americans in the rural U.S. South 

10:45 - 12:15 

520 New Media, Videos and 

Cyber-Activism on Social and 

Environmental Issues 


Session Organizer: Valentina ANZOISE, 

University of Milano-Bicocca, Italy 

Chair: Valentina ANZOISE, University of 

Milano-Bicocca, Italy 

Discussants: Michele ZAPPIA, University of 

Cà Foscari, Italy and Anton TORNBERG, 

Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden 


María Soledad FERNANDEZ BOUZO, Universidad 


"Luz, cámara y justicia ambiental". Análisis y 

reflexiones sociológicas sobre el activismo 

ambientalista en las narrativas audiovisuales 

Lorenzo NATALI, University of Milano-Bicocca, Italy 

Environmental activism and eco-global criminology: 

A visual approach 

Germán Mauricio MEJIA RAMIREZ, University of 

Caldas, Colombia; and Bernadette LONGO, 

University of Minnesota, USA 

Web-based visual communication for social criticism: 

Powerful design

Katherine FOO, Clark University, USA 

Digital media and community planning in US cities 

Tarcisio TORRES SILVA, University of Campinas, Brazil 

The use of the body image as a strategy for 

engagement in social media 

12:30 - 14:00 

568 Teaching Visual Methods, Learning 

to Become a Visual Sociologist 


Session Organizer: Dennis ZUEV, ISCTE, 

Portugal 

Chair: Syd KROCHMALNY, Argentina 

Discussant: Dee BRITTON, State University of 

New York, USA 


Piotr SZTOMPKA, Jagiellonian University, Poland 

Visual imagination: An important competence of a 

sociologist 

Sophia ROSOCHACKI, and Elmarie COSTANDIUS, 

University of Stellenbosch, South Africa 

Visual interventions and community engagement 

through a university curriculum in South Africa 

René TUMA, Technical University Berlin, Germany 

Reflexive videography 

Allison KIRKMAN, Victoria University of Wellington, 

New Zealand 

Leaving a trace: The politics of cemeteries 

Maria Cristina STELLO LEITE and Jonas RODRIGUES 

PIMENTEL, Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil 

Pinhole: Uma experiência com crianças pequenas 


09:00 - 10:30 

647 Culture and Visual Forms of Power: 

Experiencing Contemporary Spaces 

of Resistance 


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Session Organizers: Lidia K.C. MANZO and 

Jerome KRASE, City University of New York, 

USA 

Chair: Jerome KRASE, City University of New 

York, USA 

Discussant: Lidia K.C. MANZO, University of 

Trento, Italy 


Karen CRINALL, Monash University, Australia 

Beyond Foucault's subject of power: The effect of 

visual emergence in grass-roots social activism 

Beatriz NUSSBAUMER, Universidad de Buenos Aires, 

Argentina 

El uso de la fotografía en el proceso de (re) 

articulación étnica en comunidades rurales Argentina 

Verónica DEVALLE, Universidad de Buenos Aires, 

Argentina 

Diseño y artesanía. Imágenes en tensión entre lo 

dominante y lo residual 

Fabiene GAMA, Universidad Federal do Rio de 


Perspectives from the South: Documenting home to 

break and to build stereotypes 

Emiliana ARMANO, State University of Milan, Italy, 

and Tamara BELLONE, Politecnico di Torino, Italy 

Subjectivity and video-based studies: The intercourse 

between ROM culture and forms of expressions and 

resistance by dancing 

10:45 - 12:15 

695 TG05 Business Meeting & Rachel 

Tanur Memorial Prize Awarding 

Ceremony 


Session Organizer: Regev NATHANSOHN, 

University of Michigan, USA

TG06 


Programme Coordinator: Paul LUKEN, 

University of West Georgia, USA 


09:00 - 10:30 

43 Social Justice and Institutional 

Ethnography 


Session Organizer: Suzanne VAUGHAN, 

Arizona State University, USA 

Chair: Suzanne VAUGHAN, Arizona State 



Lois ANDRE-BECHELY, California State University, USA 

Questioning our own textual practices in the service 

of social justice 

Alison FISHER, Education, York University, Canada 

Unwelcome, unwanted, and persistent: Institutional 

responses to bullying and gendered violence in 

Ontario schools 

Elizabeth GILL, Randolph-Macon College, Canada 

Intentionality within organizations: Reflectivity and the 

human rights agenda 

Paul LUKEN, University of West Georgia, USA 

Achievements, challenges and prospects in the 

application of institutional ethnography research 

10:45 - 12:15 


Knowledge. Part I 


Session Organizer: Paul LUKEN, University of 

West Georgia, USA 

Chair: Liza McCOY, University of Calgary, 

Canada 

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Cheryl ZURAWSKI, University of Regina, Canada 

A good employee is a learning employee: The textual 

construction of 'employees of choice' 

Phillip CORMACK, University of South Australia, 

Australia and Barbara COMBER, Queensland 

University of Technology, Australia 

Mandated assessment policy and teachers' work: 

Representing and enacting teaching and learning in 

an age of market reforms 

Pernille Stornaess SKOTTE, Oslo and Akershus 

University College of Applied Sciences, Norway 

Social practices of establishing certainty in child 

welfare case work: A single-case study 

Lindsay PRIOR, Queen's University, United Kingdom 

The role of inscription in organizational life 

14:30 - 16:00 


Knowledge. Part II 




Chair: Paul LUKEN, University of West 

Georgia, USA 


Mariano BARGERO, Universidad Nacional Arturo 

Jauretche, Argentina 

Características del saber compartido que hay que 

observar en una oficina universitaria 

Kjeld HOEGSBRO, Aalborg University, Denmark 

Institutional ethnography and people with 

schizophrenia 

Julia DAHLVIK, University of Vienna, Austria 

Organizing knowledge in an asylum office 

Liza McCOY, University of Calgary, Canada 

Moral discourse and institutional work processes in 

the settlement sector in Canada


10:45 - 12:15 

280 Puzzles and Challenges in 

Institutional Ethnography Research 


Session Organizer: Barbara COMBER, 

Queensland University of Technology, Australia 

Chairs: Alison GRIFFITH, York University, 

Canada and Barbara Comber, Queensland 

University of Technology, Australia 


Laurence OSSIPOW WUEST, Haute Ecole de Travail 

Social, Switzerland 

Thinking juvenile citizenship: Two ethnographical 

examples from Switzerland 

Sabrina Soledad YAÑEZ, Universidad de Buenos 


Mothering experiences and public health institutions. 

An attempt of application of institutional ethnography 

in Mendoza, Argentina 

Suzanne VAUGHAN, Arizona State University, USA 

Making the work of people visible in housing 

14:30 - 16:00 

375 Transnational Ruling Relations 




Chair: Lois ANDRE-BECHELY, California State 



Roxana CRUDI, Delia FRANCO, Pilar FIUZA and Juan 

FERENAZ, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Coproducing life histories: The ethnographic 

challenges of producing knowledge with the 

segregated urban communities 

Alison GRIFFITH, York University, Canada 

New forms of governance: Parental involvement in 

schools 

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Mandy FRAKE-MISTAK, York University, Canada 

Uudle-izing higher education: Constructing a global 

accountability relation 

Laura FERREÑO and Ana Lucía OLMOS ALVAREZ, 

Universidad Nacional de Avellaneda, Argentina 

Dime cómo defines cultura y te diré qué relevas 

16:15 - 17:45 



TG07 


Programme Coordinators: Devorah 

KALEKIN-FISHMAN, University of Haifa, 

Israel and Kelvin LOW, National University 

Singapore, Singapore 


12:30 - 14:00 

145 Sensory Experiences: Constituents 

of Social Justice and 

Democratization? 



Adriana THOMAZOTTI CLARO, Fundação Getúlio 

Vargas, Brazil 

Culture, freedom and economic development: An 

analysis based on the concept of social capital

Florencia DANSILIO, Universidad de la República 

Oriental del Uruguay, Uruguay 

El desplazamiento de lo político en el teatro postdictadura: 

Reconfiguraciones en la experiencia 

común de lo sensible 

Florence FIGOLS, Concordia University, Canada 

Moving bodies: Proprioception and socio-political 

inscriptions 

Beatriz CARDOSO MONTANHANA, Universidade 


La participación de los inspectores del trabajo en 

Brasil para la promoción del concepto de salud: El 

desafío del acoso moral 

Colin CREMIN, University of Auckland, New Zealand 

Trapped by consumption: Towards the liberation of 

the senses in an age of austerity 

14:30 - 16:00 

189 Sensory Order(s), Sensory 

Transgressions 



Sonja FUCKER and Christian VON SCHEVE, Free 


The plural morality of forgiveness: Insights from a 

qualitative interview study of cultural codifications 

Milton CRUZ, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do 

Sul, Brazil 

Urban social interactions, representations of the city 

and society, and citizen consciousness 

Noorman ABDULLAH, National University of 

Singapore, Singapore 

Sensory entitlements, infringements and religious 

'harmony' in everyday life 

Andiara LOPES, Universidade Federal de Pernambuco, 

Brazil 

Sociability patterns in closed residential 

condominiums: The emergence of a lenient culture 

toward crime in Brazil 

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Alexandre MARCHANT, Université Paris X, France 

The heroin scenes in Paris and Amsterdam in the 

1980s: Instinctive emotions and sensory geography of 

the city 

12:30 - 14:00 

324 Sensory Scholarship: New 

Directions in Theory and 

Methodology? 



Kelvin LOW, National University of Singapore, 

Singapore 

Towards a sensory history of Asia: A sociocultural 

perspective 

Sarah WILSON, University of Stirling, United Kingdom 

Exploring family norms and the construction of young 

people's identities through multi-sensory research 

Devorah KALEKIN-FISHMAN, University of Haifa, 

Israel 

Beyond the distinction between 'music' and 'noise': 

Representing sounds 

William GIBSON1 , Helena WEBB2 and Dirk VOM 

LEHN2 , (1) University of London, United Kingdom, (2) 

King's College London, United Kingdom 

Objectifying sight through eye-tests: Using video to 

study the senses in social interaction 

Nicole WITTE and Johannes BECKER, University of 

Göttingen, Germany 

Materialities of (urban) space: Emergence and 

sensory perception in social processes 

14:30 - 16:00 

372 Meet the Authors – Phillip Vannini 

and Dennis Waskul 



Phillip VANNINI, Royal Roads University, Canada and 

Dennis WASKUL, Minnesota State University, USA 

The present and future of a sensuous sociology


09:00 - 10:30 

463 The Senses in Selfhood and Identity 



Maria Daniela OCHOA AGUDELO, Isabel 

BARRENECHE GIRALDO and Henry Obed PEREA 

ALZATE, Universidad de Antioquia, Colombia 

Identity on the border 

Pedro Pablo CCOPA, Colegio de Sociólogos del 

Perú, Peru 

Cuerpos, sentidos y función de la transgresión en la 

cultura urbano popular 

Washington Luiz SIELEMANN, Universidade Federal 

do Espírito Santo, Brazil and Luciana ZAMPROGNE, 

Universidade Federal do Espírito Santo, Brazil 

Fue una vez: Un análisis comparativo de las 

representaciones de la infancia brasileña en las 

obras de Monteiro Lobato y Mauricio de Souza 

Alejandra VILLANUEVA, Universidad de Chile, Chile 

Construction of young male identities: A research on 

engineering students 

Melania STEHLI, Universidad Nacional del Litoral, 

Argentina 

Identidad, oficio y cuerpo: El caso de los tatuadores y 

perforadores profesionales de la ciudad de Santa Fe 

10:45 - 12:15 

521 Urbanity, Space and Place 



Emma FELTON, Queensland University of Technology, 

Australia 

Urban a/effect: Experiencing urban change 

Christian VON WISSEL, Goldsmiths University of 


Emplaced en route: Multi-sensory perspectives on the 

city on the move 

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Laura BRASLOW, City University of New York, USA 

Imaginaries, nostalgia, affect and sociospatial 

change: An embodied theory of belonging and 

displacement 

Juliana LUIZ, Universidade de Coimbra, Portugal 

Rethinking "non planned" urban areas: The role of 

urban agriculture in migrant communities 

Patricia REINHEIMER, Universidade Federal Rural do 


Back and forth of the silk: Regional production and 

reproduction of memories and identities 

Siegfried SAERBERG, Blinde und Kunst, Germany 

The blind flaneur 


09:00 - 10:30 

649 Migrant Sensescapes and 

Transnationalism 



Willy SOTO ACOSTA, Universidad Nacional, Costa 

Rica 

Calentamiento global, gestión ambiental y 

migraciones ecológicas 

Cecilia Inés JIMENEZ ZUNINO, Universidad 


Estrategias simbólicas y contextos migratorios 

Celso BRITO, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do 

Sul, Brazil 

La capoeira Angola lyonese “glocalizada” 

Silvia FACAL, Universidad Católica del Uruguay, Uruguay 

Los procesos de integración de los inmigrantes en 

Uruguay: Desde el "melting pot" hacia el 

"multiculturalismo atenuado" 

10:45 - 12:15 


Location: 308 {OB}




12:30 - 14:00 



projects. Part I 

Joint session 




Session Organizers: William CARROLL and 

Markus S. SCHULZ, University of Illinois at 

Urbana–Champaign, USA 

Chairs: William CARROLL and Markus S. 




Peter EVANS, University of California, USA 

In search of a great transformation: Weaving 

together a new historical subject 

Mike GEDDES, University of Warwick, United Kingdom 

Contesting neoliberal hegemony - The case of Bolivia 

Joint Sessions 

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Anna Karoline SINDLER, California State University, USA 

The Bolivarian Alliance for the Americas as an 

alternative to neoliberalism: Then and now 

Henry VELTMEYER, Saint Mary’s University, Canada 

Postneoliberalism: An emerging radical consensus in 

Latin America 

Joana S. MARQUES, University of São Paulo, Brazil 

Solidarity economy and counter-hegemony in the 

world-system: Insights from Brazil and Portugal 


12:30 - 14:00 



projects. Part II 

Joint session 




Session Organizers: William CARROLL and 

Markus S. SCHULZ, University of Victoria, 

Canada 

Co-chairs: Christopher CHASE-DUNN, 

University of California-Riverside, USA, and 

Sylvia WALBY, Lancaster University, United 

Kingdom


Jelica STEFANOVIC-STAMBUK, University of 

Belgrade, Serbia 

Global society making: Transnational occupation with 

sociocracy and sociodiplomacy 

Alexander KUTEYNIKOV, St. Petersburg State 


Democracy surveillance through international 

multilateral structures 

Rogerio GIUGLIANO, Universidade de Brasília, Brazil 

Spatialization and development: A non-hegemonic 

view 

Valerio VERREA, University of Leipzig, Germany 

The creation and developments of an alternative 

market. The example of Fair Trade between Latin 

America and Europe 

Gilles VERPRAET, CNRS, France 

Transnational solidarities between democratization 

and governance’s crisis. Which future for European 

anti-crisis mobilisation and Maghreb mobilization? 

Jay ARENA, City University of New York, USA 

The contested terrains of public sociology 


RC17 Sociology of 

Organization 


14:30 - 16:00 


Joint session 


committee) 



Session Organizers: Daniel FRIDMAN, 

University of Victoria, Canada; Jose 

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OSSANDON, Universidad Diego Portales, 

Chile and Dean PIERIDES, University of 



Jose OSSANDON, Universidad Diego Portales, Chile; 

Sebastian URETA, Technical University of Berlin, 

Germany 

From performing to taming markets. Economics 

making health and transport 

Alejandra FALABELLA, Universidad Alberto Hurtado, 

Chile 

The educational market/state dyad: The Chilean case 

Federico LORENC VALCARCE, CONICET, Argentina 

Producing and organizing markets in private security. 

The commodification of surveillance and protection in 

Argentina 

Antoine MAILLET, CERI, France 

To be (or not to be) a market-organizer: Unpacking 

the Chilean neoliberal state 

Guy VAN GYES and Sem VANDEKERCKHOVE, 

Catholic University of Leuven, Belgium 

The absent consumer values in the marketisation of 

european public services: Results of a cross-national 

citizens-survey 

Monise PICANÇO, University of São Paulo, Brazil {*} 

The pop management culture and the construction of 

a market of corporative conducts in Brazil 


14:30 - 16:00 


finances 

Joint session 




Session Organizers: Jose OSSANDON, 

Universidad Diego Portales, Chile, and Liz 

McFALL, Open University, United Kingdom


Jyri LIUKKO, University of Helsinki, Finland 

Economizing insurance solidarity - the practices of 

insurance industry in Finland 

Manuel B. AALBERS, University of Amsterdam, 

Netherlands 

Designing securities and calculating credit ratings 

Taylor NELMS, University of California, USA 

Una moneda de confianza (a trustworthy currency): 

Dollarization, debt and everyday economic 

organization in Ecuador 

Jose OSSANDON, Universidad Diego Portales, Chile 

Sowing financial consumers: Retail credit in Chile 

Ariel WILKIS, CESE-IDAES/UNSAM, Argentina 

Moralidad y finanzas populares: El capital moral 

como especie de garantía 

Natalia BESEDOVSKY, Humboldt University Berlin, Germany 

Regulating financial markets with financial knowledge 

Rebecca GRESH, University of Illinois at Urbana- 


Global inequality and the financialization of food 

Todd Arthur BRIDGES, Max Planck Institute for the 

Study of Societies, Germany 

The organizing governance structure of a shadow 

financial market 

Fiona ALLON, University of Sydney, Australia 

Home economics: Organising the household for 

global finance 


RC23 Sociology of Science 



16:15 - 17:45 



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Joint session 




Session Organizers: Julian CARDENAS and 

Gabriel VELEZ-CUARTAS, University of 

Antioquia, Colombia 


Julia ESLAVA, Pontificia Universidad Javeriana, Colombia 

Social capital: Components and determinants 

Emre SÜNTER, Middle East Technical University, 

Turkey 

Networks, public and governance in transition to 

bioeconomy: Turkish case and co-production of 

knowledge 

Galina SAGIEVA, National Research University Higher 

School of Economics, Russia 

The development of knowledge and technology 

transfer in Russia: Challenges and opportunities 

Karolina LUKASIEWICZ and Anna SZCZUCKA, 


Knowledge based economy? Barriers towards transfer 

of knowledge in Poland 

Natalia SHMATKO and Olga SHUVALOVA, Higher 

School of Economics, Russia 

Study of skills for innovation in the large-scale survey 

Natalia SHMATKO, National Research University 


Mobility patterns of researchers {*} 

Hector CHASKIELBERG, Aacrea, Argentina 

Aprendizaje en redes de práctica: Tres casos de 

grupos crea {*} 

Nicolás CHUCHCO, Universidad de Buenos Aires, 

Argentina 

La calidad institucional como objeto económico. La 

construcción social del mercado de indicadores 

agregados en Argentina {*} 

Borut RONCEVIC, School of Advanced Social Studies 

Nova Gorica, Slovenia and Nadja DAMIJ, Faculty of 

Information Studies Novo Mesto, Slovenia 

Social topography of knowledge based economies {*}

Rosinha CARRION and Danielle ULLRICH, Federal 


South-south development cooperation under analysis: 

Paradigmatic rupture or reproduction? {*} 

Marilis ALMEIDA, UFRGS, Portugal 

Circulation of information in networks of interaction 

between university-industry {*} 

María Teresa de Sierra NEVES, UPN, México 

Responsabilidad y pertinencia social de la 

universidad y transferencia de conocimiento {*} 

Nobuko HOSOGAYA, Sophia University, Japan 

Pressures which sustain or transform training 

programmes run by regional headquarters: 

Organisational fields of multinational corporations in 

Singapore and the perceptions of their managers {*} 


RC24 Environment and 

Society 


09:00 – 10:30 



interactions 

Joint Session 

RC24 Environment and Society (host committee) 



Session Organizers: Mark STODDART, 

Memorial University of Newfoundland, 

Canada, and William CARROLL, University of 


Co-Chair: Mark STODDART, Memorial 

University of Newfoundland, Canada 

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Shin-Ock CHANG, Jeju National University, Korea 

Sea water change experienced by fishers and women 

divers in Jeju Island, South Korea: Narratives, 

reactions and community change 

Manisha DESAI, University of Connecticut, USA 

In the forefront and yet marginal: Women in the 

farmers’ movement in Gujarat, India 

Christine SHEARER, University of California, USA 

Addressing the regulatory gaps in the relocation of 

Alaska natives: A case study of kivalina, Alaska 

Atsushi NOZAWA, Meiji University, Japan 

Environmental pollution in Japan and today’s 

problem of the compensation system for victims -case 

study research of minamata disease- 

Luísa SCHMIDT, Ana DELICADO, Carla GOMES, 

Paulo GRANJO and Susana GUERREIRO, University of 

Lisbon, Portugal; Tim O’RIORDAN, University of East 

Anglia, United Kingdom 

Coastal change in Portugal: Community perceptions, 

social justice and democratization 




10:45 - 12:15 

493 Organizing the production of 

alternative visions to support social 

justice 

Joint session 




Session Organizers: William CARROLL, University 

of Victoria, Canada and Vishwas SATGAR, 

University of Witwatersrand, Sout Africa 

Chair: Michelle WILLIAMS, University of the 

Witwatersrand, Sout Africa


Vishwas SATGAR, University of Witwatersrand, South 

Africa 

Confronting climate catastrophe: The South African 

climate jobs campaign 

William CARROLL and JP SAPINSKI, University of 


Embedding postcapitalist alternatives: The global 

network of alternative knowledge production and 

mobilization 

Peter EVANS, University of California, USA 

Practice, organizational form and the production of 

alternative visions 

Thomas POSADO, University of Paris-VIII, France 

La reivindicación de nacionalización bajo control 

obrero frente al gobierno de Hugo Chávez: El caso 

de sanitarios Maracay 


RC10 Participation, 


Democracy and 



09:00 - 10:30 



Joint session 



Democracy and Self-Management 



Miguel CHAVES, Universidade Nova de Lisboa, 

Portugal and Rachel DE CASTRO ALMEIDA, Pontifícia 

Universidade Católica de Minas Gerais, Brazil 

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Hopes and inequalities in the transition to work: New 

data about a reappraised problem 

I. Viviana VEGA, Cristina VENINI, Andrea 

SARKISSIAN, Liliana CARRERAS, Julia María SAN 

MARTÍN, Suyay MURA and Isabel MARZIOLI, UBA, 

Argentina 

Representations of teenagers about middle school, 

the world of work and politics 

Magda VIANNA DE SOUZA and Davi ESKENAZI, 

Pontificia Universidade Católica do Rio Grande do 

Sul, Brazil 

Teacher education – Implications in the evaluation of 

basic education – IDEB – A case study in the south 

region of Brazil 



Joint session 






Terry BESSER, Iowa State University, USA 

Inside the black box: College graduation and civic 

engagement 

Kaarel HAAV, Tallinn University of Technology, Estonia 

Education for participatory democracy and social justice 

Juan Carlos CASTILLO, Ignacio MADERO, Daniel 

MIRANDA Jorge ESCOBAR, Faculty of Social 

Sciences, P. Universidad Católica de Chile, Chile 

Higher education, inequality and distributive beliefs: 

Evidence from the Chilean case 



Joint session 




Location: 26 {OB}


Marios VRYONIDES, European University Cyprus, 

Cyprus 

Social reproduction strategies and mass participation 

in higher education: The case of Cyprus 

Carmen Gonçalves de SOUZA and Cezar Bueno de 

LIMA, Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Paraná, 

Brazil 

Deviant behavior at university: Punitive minds and 

paradigm relations 

Sarah PICKARD, Université Sorbonne Nouvelle - Paris 

3, France 

Democratic participation, social justice and access to 

university in England and France: To select or not to 

select? 

Annabelle ALLOUCH, Sciences Po Paris, France 

The emergence of ‘potential’ as an alternative 

category of academic judgement? Access schemes 

and the renewal of paradigms on excellence in 

French and English elite Higher Education 


09:00 - 10:30 



conocimiento 

Joint session 






Guadalupe OLIVIER, Universidad Pedagógica 

Nacional-Mexico, Mexico 

Educación y cultura política 

Guillermo Javier R. GARDUÑO VALERO, Universidad 

Autonoma Metropolitana, Mexico 

Valores y formacion militar enN Mexico 

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Layla CESAR, Universidade de Brasília, Brazil 

¿Qué enseñamos a nuestros maestros? La formación 

de profesores a través de las universidades brasileñas 



Joint session 






Ana CAMBOURS DE DONINI, Ana Isabel IGLESIAS, 

Stella Maris MUIÑOS DE BRITOS and Juana FERREYRO, 

Universidad Nacional de San Martín, Argentina 

Retención de ingresantes universitarios. Dimensión 

pedagógica 

Dinair Leal da HORA, Universidade do Estado do Rio 


La justicia en las escuelas y la organización escolar: 

La percepción de los profesores y estudiantes 

brasileños de educación superior 

Rosario AUSTRAL, Ministerio de Educación, Argentina 

Condicionantes sociales y educativos de las metas de 

futuro profesional entre mujeres y varones estudiantes 

del último año de estudio de la secundaria 



Joint session 






Claudia TALAVERA REYES, Instituto de Investigación en 

Ciencias Sociales, Paraguay 

¿Investigar la desigualdad? Perspectivas y alcance de 

los estudios sobre educación media en Paraguay. 

Análisis multi-escalar

Lucas DE MATOS SARDINHA PINTO, Universidade 


A individuação na interseção entre as desigualdades 

sociais e escolares no contexto da modernização 

brasileira 

Nora GLUZ and Inés RODRIGUEZ MOYANO, 


Entre la tradición selectiva y la democratización de la 

escuela secundaria: Escolarización y política social 

en la Argentina actual 

Jimena PONCE DE LEÓN, Universidad de Buenos 


La educación y las TIC: Notas sobre la observación 

etnográfica de dos colegios receptores del plan 

conectar-igualdad en la Ciudad Autónoma de 

Buenos Aires 




12:30 - 14:00 



Joint session 




Session Organizers: A. Gary DWORKIN, 

University of Houston, USA and Ishwar 



Co-chairs: Dionysios GOUVIAS, University of 

the Aegean, Greece and Karl SPRACKLEN, 

Leeds Metropolitan University, United Kingdom 


Sergiy KURBATOV, University of Uppsala, Sweden 

Building an ivory tower in the age of globalization? 

The process of construction hierarchical academic 

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order in contemporary education through 

international university rankings 

Sandra Maria SAWAYA, Universidade de São Paulo, 

Brazil 

International reports and the reform in education: 

Reflections on learning 

Patricio LANGA, Eduardo Mondlane University, 

Mozambique 

Higher education and the attainment of equity and 

social justice: Restructuring the funding model in 

Mozambique 

Maria Simone EUCLIDES, Ana Louise de Carvalho 

FIUZA, Neide Maria Almeida PINTO and Sheila 

Maria DOULA, Universidade Federal de Viçosa, Brazil 

Joven negro y las posibilidades de integración de la 

formación agrotécnica 


10:45 - 12:15 



Joint session 




Session Organizers: A. Gary DWORKIN, 

University of Houston, USA and Ishwar 



Co-chairs: Shaheeda ESSACK, Department 

of Higher Education,South Africa and Pekka 

RASANEN, University of Turku, Finland 


Marcelo KRICHESKY, Universidad de Buenos Aires, 

Argentina 

Inclusión en la escuela secundaria y justicia educativa 

Luisa PATRICIA MUÑOZ and Violeta ACUÑA 

COLLADO, Universidad de Playa Ancha, Chile 

Leisure education: Social justice in life-long learning

Layla CESAR, Universidade de Brasília, Brazil 

El estado de bien estar social x el estado de buen 

vivir: ¿Qué educación queremos nosotros? 

RC05 Racism, Nationalism 



RC21 Regional and Urban 

Development 


12:30 - 14:00 



Joint session 




Relations 


Session Organizers: Azril BACAL, Uppsala 

University, Sweden; Ishwar MODI, India 


and Yuri KAZEPOV, University of Urbino, Italy 

Co-chairs: Azril BACAL, Uppsala University, 

Sweden and Talja BLOKLAND, Humboldt 

University, Germany 


Sören PETERMANN, Karen SCHÖNWÄLDER, 

Thomas SCHMITT and Steven VERTOVEC, Max 

Planck Institute for the Study of Religious and Ethnic 

Diversity, Germany and Dietlind STOLLE, McGill 


The consequences of diversity for social interactions 

in urban neighbourhoods 

Antti KIVIJÄRVI, University of Eastern Finland, Finland 

Keeping distance – Fragility of ties between ethnic 

minority and majority youth in Finland 

� 357 � 

Romina Paola TAVERNELLI and Lucila ROTGER, 


Discriminación a migrantes en el poder judicial: El 

encuentro con el otro a través del derecho al uso de 

la ciudad 

Gabriela MERA, Universidad de Buenos Aires, 

Argentina 

Inmigración y fronteras urbanas: Los paraguayos en 

la ciudad de Buenos Aires 





10:45 - 12:15 




academe 

Joint session 



Relations 


Session Organizer: Sirma BILGE, University of 


Chair: Sirma BILGE, University of Montreal, 

Canada 


Glenda BONIFACIO, University of Lethbridge, 

Canada 

Sharing the burden, living the cost: Ethical dilemmas 

in community engagement 

Bruna Cristina JAQUETTO PEREIRA, Universidade de 

Brasília Brazil 

Black women victimization of domestic violence in 

Brazil

M. Laura CORRADI, Università della Calabria, Italy 

Race, class, gender, ageism and hetero-normativity in 

Western commercials: Old and new forms of feminist 

semiotic activism 





10:45 - 12:15 




Joint session 





Session Organizers: Helma LUTZ, University 

of Frankfurt am Main, Germany and Roswitha 

BRECKNER, University of Vienna, Austria 

Chair: Helma LUTZ, University of Frankfurt am 

Main, Germany 


Karim MURJI, Open University, United Kingdom 

Unrooted biographies/unexpected reconnections 

Alice FELDMAN, University College Dublin, Ireland and 

Romana KHAOURY, University College Dublin, Ireland 

Lives in green, white and black: Whiteness, national 

identity and anti-racism in Ireland 

Lena INOWLOCKI, University of Applied Sciences 

Frankfurt am Main, Germany 

Closure and opening in asymmetrical communication 

about one’s belonging 

Laura ODASSO, University of Venice, Italy 

Between silent resistance and power of action: “I 

am... not I come from” 

� 358 � 

Anna RANSIEK, Georg-August-Universität Göttingen, 

Germany 

Between trivialization and accusation - Different 

patterns of experiencing racism in Germany 

Christina SCHRAMM, Programa de Doctorado en 

Estudios de la Sociedad y la Cultura, Costa Rica 

Afro-indigenous subjectivity as an art of survival: “I 

am black, Indian and when I get angry I come out of 

the devil” 

Laura MACHAT-FROM, Linköping University, Sweden 

Still an Other after forty years? Negotiating 

identifications with migrantship and old age 


12:30 - 14:00 

564 Where are you from? Experiences 


Racism. Part II 

Joint session 




Session Organizers: Roswitha BRECKNER, 

University of Vienna, Austria and Helma LUTZ, 

University of Frankfurt am Main, Germany 

Chair: Roswitha BRECKNER, University of 

Vienna, Austria 


Vicki HARMAN, University of London, United 

Kingdom and Shamser SINHA, University Campus 

Suffolk, United Kingdom 

Moving racisms, shifting targets: An analysis of race 

in postcolonial Britain 

Gabriele ROSENTHAL, University of Goettingen, 

Germany 

Palestinians in the West Bank: Diverse collective 

belongings, varying collective memories and the 

experiences of discrimination in diverse interactional 

contexts

Aletta DIEFENBACH, Freie Universität Berlin, Germany 

“I am German, too” biographical accounts of young 

muslim women from an intersectional perspective 

Carmen DIOP, Université Paris Descartes, France 

Black graduated women in the workplace in France. 

Experiences of exclusion and marginalization 

Hsiao-Mei JUAN, Academia Sinica, Taiwan 

The inclusion/exclusion-process of the foreign brides 

in Taiwan 

Claudia VORHEYER, University of Zurich, Switzerland 

Same same but different – Experience of 

discrimination, marginalization and exclusion 

Stéphanie CASSILDE, CEPS/INSTEAD, Luxembourg 

Where are you from? The case of France 

Annalisa LENDARO, LEST-CNRS, France 

‘Where are you from’ in the domestic labour market. 

The employment of immigrants in Italy through life 

course analysis {*} 



WG02 Historical and 



14:30 - 16:00 



Joint session 




Relations 



Universität Berlin, Germany and Vilna BASHI 

TREITLER, City University of New York, USA 

Chair: Trica KEATON, Vanderbilt University, USA 

� 359 � 


Vilna BASHI TREITLER, City University of New York - 

The Graduate Center, USA 

The ethnic project: How racial fiction buttresses ethnic 

factions 

Romulo FILIZZOLA NOGUEIRA, Universidade Federal 


Lima Barreto’s thought on race and migration: One 

exception in the Brazilian debate of the first republic 

Mehtap TOSUN, Elif UYAR and Meral AKBAS, 

Middle East Technical University, Turkey 

Ethnic identity patterns in rural Turkey: Life histories of 

lazi and Hemshin women 

Azril BACAL, Uppsala University, Sweden 

The reconstruction of Latino ethnic identity in northern 

countries: USA and Sweden 


09:00 - 10:30 

441 Policies on inequality, racialization 

and migration 

Joint session 






City University of New York, USA, and 

Manuela BOATCA, Freie Universität Berlin, 

Germany 

Chair: Vilna BASHI TREITLER, City University 

of New York, USA 


Boris HEIZMANN, University of Hamburg, Germany 

The impact of regional differences and anti-immigrant 

attitudes on exclusionary policy preferences in Europe 

Ray JUREIDINI, Lebanese American University, Lebanon 

The politics of ‘reform’ of migrant labour regulation in 

the Middle East

Antonio GUIMARAES, Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil 

Brazil, 1996-2011: Why a racial democracy adopted 

affirmative action? 

Hirohisa TAKENOSHITA, Shizuoka University, Japan 

Economic crisis and Brazilian immigrants in Japan: 

The role of social inclusion policies for immigrants 

Daniela SAMPAIO, Universidade Federal de Minas 


Minorities’ integration process: French case analysis 

Flavio ROJAS, University of North Carolina at Chapel 

Hill, USA and Paul VOSS, University of North Carolina 

at Chapel Hill, USA 

Health and mortality of Mapuches at Araucania 

region: Chile 2000-2005 {*} 

Elinor BISIG, CONICET CIJS UNC, Argentina 

La infancia en el discurso médico académico, 

Córdoba 1900-1950 


16:15 - 17:45 

762 Inequality, Racialization / 

Ethnicization and Migration 

Joint session 


Sociology 





City University of New York, USA, and 

Manuela BOATCA, Freie Universität Berlin, 

Germany 

Chair: Scott POYNTING, University of 



Patricio KORZENIEWICZ and Scott ALBRECHT, 

University of Maryland, USA 

Contemporary patterns of migration in the worldsystem 

and the politics of citizenship 

� 360 � 

Tiffany JOSEPH, Harvard University, USA 

Race, migration and the transnational racial optic 

David McCALLUM, Victoria University, Australia 

Australian aborigines, the developmental story and 

powers of freedom 

Encarnación GUTIÉRREZ RODRIGUEZ, University of 

Manchester, United Kingdom 

Feminization and the coloniality of labour: The case 

of undocumented Latin American domestic workers in 

Western Europe 


RC09 Social Transformations 


Development 


14:30 - 16:00 


management and resistance 


Joint session 





Chair: Ulrike SCHUERKENS, Ecole des 

Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales, France 


Krista BYWATER, Muhlenberg College, USA 

‘Coca-cola quit India’: Resisting CSR as a global 

management strategy 

Gülsen ESIN, Mersin University, Turkey 

Resistance against new working practices in service 

sector in Turkey 

Pierre-Olivier SIRE, Universidad de Guadalajara, Mexico 

Sustainable development report: From management

tool to civil society corporate management democratic 

issue, the case of red puentes, a Mexican CSO 

Sandra MOOG and Steffen BOEHM, University of 

Essex, United Kingdom and Andre SPICER, City 


The limits of multi-stakeholder governance: The crisis 

of the forest stewardship council (FSC) 

Eduardo Firak CORDEIRO, Universidad Federal de 

Santa Catarina, Brazil and Thiago Roberto Zibetti 

GONÇALVES, Programa de Pós-graduação em 

Agronomia, Brazil 

Os desafios na construção de sistemas alimentares 

territorializados (SALT’s) e o desenvolvimento 

territorial sustentável: Estudos de casos do litoral 

centro-sul de santa catarina e região oeste do 

paraná, Brasil {*} 


09:00 - 10:30 


management and resistance 


Joint session 





Session Organizer: Markus S. SCHULZ, 

University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign, 

USA 


Ulrike M.M. SCHUERKENS, Ecole des Hautes Etudes 

en Sciences Sociales, France 

Consent in and resistance to management practices 

in different world regions 

Vanessa PARREIRA PERIN, Federal University of São 


Abaout the management of refugee populations in 

São Paulo: A case study from the archdiocesan 

caritas 

� 361 � 

Sophie NOEL, CESSP-CSE EHESS, France 

L’édition indépendante de critique sociale : Un 

exemple de résistance à la rationalisation 

économique dans le secteur culturel 

Julieta LONGO, CONICET, Argentina 

Precariedad y resistencias en grandes empresas 

multinacionales: Un estudio de caso en 

supermercados e hipermercados de Argentina 





14:30 - 16:00 




Future 

Joint session 





Session Organizers: Jaime JIMENEZ, 


Mexico and Markus S. SCHULZ, USA 


Iliana Refugio MOLINA MATEO, Universidad 

Autonoma Metropolitana Xochimilco, Mexico 

Gestionando una nueva economía desde el internet 

Francisco Antunes CAMINATI, Universidade Estadual 


The freedom of not paying for intellectual propriety 

rights: A comparative perspective between Brazil’s 

and Ecuador’s strategies for fostering local 

intelligency through free software

Yesid Mauricio GIL ARBOLEDA, Universidad de 

Antioquia, Colombia 

Las TIC y las redes sociales virtuales como proceso 

social y comunitario 

Jesús Alberto VALERO-MATAS and Juan ROMAY- 

COCA, University of Valladolid, Spain 

Network of scientific knowledge as a tool for 

sustainable development in disadvantaged regions 

through renewable energy sources {*} 

Paulo Brasil DILL SOARES, Universidade Federal Rural 


The indications of provenance and designations of 

origin {*} 


RC48 Social Movements, 


Social Change 


10:45 - 12:15 


movements, publics and contentious 

politics. Part I 

Joint session 









MONTAÑA, Universidad del País Vasco, 

Spain 

Chair: Benjamin TEJERINA MONTAÑA, 

Universidad del País Vasco, Spain 

� 362 � 


Hank JOHNSTON, San Diego State University, USA 

Fear abatement and oppositional mobilization: 

Comparative perspectives on democratic movements 

in repressivestates 

Markus S. SCHULZ, University of Illinois at Urbana– 


Democratizing futures: Radical imaginaries, police 

repression, and public engagements of the Occupy 

Wall street movement 

Gabriele DE ANGELIS, Universidade Nova, Portugal 

Imagining another world. the role of language and 

political imagination in shaping a transnational 

movement of movements 

Ligia TAVERA FENOLLOSA, FLACSO, Mexico 

Mobilization for climate justice: When South fights North 


12:30 - 14:00 



politics. Part II 

Joint session 










Spain 

Chair: Benjamin TEJERINA MONTAÑA, 

Universidad del País Vasco, Spain 


Christina SCHACHTNER, Institute for Media and 

Communications, University of Klagenfurt, Austria 

Social movements and digital media

Marie Louise CONILH DE BEYSSAC and Maria 

Inácia DAVILA NETO, Federal University of Rio de 


Online environmental mobilization in Brazil: The Belo 

Monte future at crossroads 

Marcelo CASTAÑEDA, CPDA/UFRRJ, Brazil 

The technologies of internet in the contentious 

repertoires: Clues and signs of avaaz in a multi-sited 

fieldwork 

Gregory MANEY, Hofstra University, USA and Lee 

SMITHEY, Swarthmore College, USA 

Back to the future: Murals and conflict transformation 

in Northern Ireland 


9:00 - 10:30 



politics. Part III 

Joint session 








Champaign, USA, and Benjamin TEJERINA 


Spain 

Chair: Ligia TAVERA FENOLLOSA, FLACSO, 

Mexico 


Dora FONSECA, Universidade de Coimbra, Portugal 

New actors on stage: Analysis of the emergent forms 

of collective action in the European context 

Darcy LEACH, Bradley University, USA 

Prefiguring the future or repeating the past? 

Collectivist democracy and the struggle against 

oligarchy in the German left 

� 363 � 

Meghan KRAUSCH, University of Minnesota, USA 

Building schools and futures with utopian social 

movements in Buenos Aires 

Divya SHARMA, Cornell University, USA 

Constructing political spaces: Experiences of the 

uttarakhand women’s federation, a rural women’s 

movement in India 

Marcel PARET, University of California-Berkeley, USA 

Politics of the marginalized in the United States and 

South Africa 



Development 




14:30 - 16:00 



Joint session 






Session Organizers: Ishwar MODI, India 


and Evangelia TASTSOGLOU, Saint Mary´s 


Co-chairs: Bula BHADRA, University of Calcutta, 

India, María Cristina TAMARIZ, El Colegio de 

México, Mexico and Kuang-chi CHANG, 

University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, USA


Martina YOPO, Universidad Alberto Hurtado, 


Mujeres y agencia en Chile: Implicancias para la 

percepción del tiempo libre 

Eugenia ZICAVO, Universidad de Buenos Aires, 

Argentina 

Los usos sociales del tiempo libre: Una comparación 

entre mujeres con hijos y sin hijos en los sectores 

medios de la ciudad de Buenos Aires 

Esra DEMIRKOL, Middle East Technical University, 

Turkey 

Irony of “having leisure time” in the absence of men 

Arvinder ANSARI, University of Delhi, India 

Preception of leisure among working women: A 

sociological perspective 

Miriam ADELMAN, Federal University of Parana, Brazil 

Sport, leisure and women’s in(ex)clusion: Reflections 

from a land where (almost) all the guys play soccer… 

Karen WATKINS, Centro de Investigación e 

Inteligencia Económica, Mexico 

Income and health in Latin America: Is there a gender 

gap? 

Evelyn RODRIGUEZ, University of San Francisco, USA 

Traviesos: Trouble-making as resistance in US debuts 

and quinceañeras 

María Alejandra GARCÍA, Universidad del Valle-Cali, 

Colombia 

La violencia contra las mujeres un asunto público en 

Colombia: Una descripción de la acción estatal 

� 364 � 



Development 



10:45 - 12:15 


West. Part I 

Joint session 








Alex AFOUXENIDIS, National Centre for Social 

Research, Greece 

Democratization or liberalization? Understanding the 

politics of inequality 

Enrique Niño LEVISTE, National Institute of Education, 

Singapore 

Politics and population policy in the Philippines: A 

Gramscian analysis 

Carlos F. DE ANGELIS, Universidad de Buenos Aires, 

Argentina 

Compromiso democrático y ciudadanía: ¿Un vínculo 

erosionado?


12:30 - 14:00 


West. Part II 

Joint session 








Neuma AGUIAR and Arnaldo MONTALVAO, 


Political context, social stratification and inequality 

perception: A comparison of recent democracies in 

the cases of South Africa and Brazil 

Alicia NAVEDA; Virginia BALMACEDA; Diana LOPEZ; 

Lelis JOFRE and Alejandro GORANSKY, Universidad 

Nacional de San Juan, Argentina 

Crecimiento con desigualdad en la periferia 

capitalista. El caso de San Juan, Argentina 

José LUCIO; Thierry COELHO and António DIAS, 

Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal 

Transparency in portuguese: Corruption and poverty 

in Portuguese-speaking Africa 



Development 



09:00 - 10:30 


Societies 

� 365 � 

Joint session 





Session Organizer: Angelica WEHRLI, 

Université Paris 1-Sorbonne, France 

Chair: Habibul H. KHONDKER, Zayed 



Craig HATCHER, Universitaet Zuerich, Switzerland 

Internal migration and the population registration 

system in post-socialist Kyrgyzstan: Revealing a new 

spatiality of discrimination 

Irina TYURINA, Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia 

Contemporary Russian labor market as an object of 

attraction of foreign labor farce: Dynamics and majot 

trends 

Vikinta ROSINAITE, American University of the Middle 

East, Kuwait 

The construction of Lithuanian migrants’ professional 

career paths: Moving up and down career track 

Jin LEI, Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong 

and Kuang-chi CHANG, University of Wisconsin- 

Milwaukee, USA 

Job search outcomes for migrants and natives in 

urban China: A case study 


12:30 - 14:00 


Joint session 





Session Organizers: Eric POPKIN and Wade 

ROBERTS, Colorado College, USA 

Chair: Eric POPKIN, Colorado College, USA


Ulrike SCHUERKENS, Ecole des Hautes Etudes en 


African migrants in France 

Mariana GABARROT, Tec de Monterrey, Mexico 

Políticas de desarrollo social en comunidades de 

origen de migrantes 

Zeynep SEZGIN, Ruhr University Bochum, Germany 

Turkish migrants’ organizations in Germany – 

Remittances and humanitarian aid before and after 

2011 van earthquake 


The “capacity to aspire” in migrants’ life projects and 

trajectories: A new lens on the migration-development 

nexus? 


09:00 - 10:30 

634 Migration and development Part II 

Joint session 





Session Organizer: Eric POPKIN, Colorado 

College, USA 

Co-Chair: Wade ROBERTS, Colorado 

College, USA 


Sergey RYAZANTSEV and Elena PISMENNAYA, 


The modern migration policy of Russia: Problems and 

necessary directions of perfection 

Abigail ANDREWS, UC Berkeley, USA 

How Mexican hometowns engage development and 

“manage” migration 

In-Jin YOON, Korea University, South Korea 

Convergence and divergence in immigration policy in 

Northeast Asian countries 

� 366 � 

Kanak SAMAL, KET’S VG Vaze College, India 

Migrant women contribution to urban informal sector 

business in Mumbai 

RC10 Participation, 


Democracy and 




10:45 - 12:15 



Joint session 



Democracy and Self-Management (host 

committee) 


Session Organizers: Julia ROZANOVA, 

University of British Columbia, Canada, and 

Andreas HOFF, Hochschule Zittau-Gorlitz, 

Germany 

Chair: Julia ROZANOVA, University of British 


Co-Chair: Andreas HOFF, Hochschule Zittau- 

Gorlitz, Germany 


Talita CASTRO, Universidade Estadual de Campinas, 

Brazil 

Life crises in Brazilian self-help books 

Glaucia DESTRO DE OLIVEIRA, Universidade Estadual 


Participation and aging in the council 

José Luis ALVAREZ LÓPEZ, Universidad de Buenos 


Participación de la familia en la escuela {*}


16:15 - 17:45 



Joint session 





Session Organizer: Isabel DA COSTA, 

CNRS-IDHE, France 

Chair: Martine REVEL, Université Lille, france 


Angelos GIANNAKOPOULOS and Dirk TAENZLER, 


Promotion of participation and citizenship in Europe. 

Engaging citizens in the fight against corruption 

through the advocacy and legal advice centres of 

transparency international 

Rachelle BALBINOT and Sueli DALLARI, Universidade 


Right to health and sanitary democracy: Bridges to 

citizenship 

Fátima ALVES, Open University, Portugal 

From the goal of regulating to the emancipatory 

capacity of participation in health 

Cristian David GARCIA CAICEDO, Universidad del 

Valle- Facultad de Socioeconomía, Colombia 

Nuevos actores políticos en la democracia 

participativa. Organizaciones afros e indígenas en la 

construcción de políticas públicas en Cali 

Ludmila RIBEIRO, Universidade Federal de Minas 


The relationship between research and improvement 

of police stations through community oversight 

� 367 � 


10:45 - 12:15 



Joint session 





Session Organizer: Julia ROZANOVA, 


Chair: Andreas HOFF, Hochschule Zittau- 

Gorlitz, Germany 


Volkmar KREISSIG, Germany 

Participation in financing system and in monetary 

relations in the past, present and future – Can 

participation in financingsystems bring solutions for 

the global financal and banking crisis and leed to 

more social justice? 

Maria Thereza RIBEIRO, Universidade Federal de 


The social process of participation in the public sphere 

Pawel STAROSTA, University of Lodz, Poland 

Patterns of civic participation across Europe 

Elza LUSTOSA DA COSTA, Instituto Universitário de 

Pesquisa do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 

Práticas, discursos e representações: PCB e cultura 

política no golpe de 1964 {*} 




09:00 - 10:30 


ageing perspectives

Joint session 






and Laura HURD CLARKE, University of British 


Co-chairs: Francis LOBO, Edith Cowan 

University, Australia and Laura HURD CLARKE, 



María Cristina TAMARIZ, El Colegio de México, Mexico 

Los rituales del cuerpo: Resignificando la vejez a 

través del danzón en la ciudad de México 

Katiusce PERUFO, Universidade Federal do Rio 


Sujeito idoso e pós-modernidade: Novas propostas 

de sociabilidade 

Susheel TYAGI, Sri RR Morarka Govt. College, India 

Leisure and Aged Persons 

Changcheng ZHOU, Wuhan University, China 

A study on quality of life of the urban community 

elderly people 


RC33 Logic and 

Methodology in 

Sociology 


12:30 - 14:00 


Research 1 

Joint session 




� 368 � 


Session Organizers: Valentina HLEBEC, 

University of Ljubljana, Slovenia and Kathrin 

KOMP, Umeå University, Sweden 


Eva JEPPSSON GRASSMAN, Linköping University, 

Sweden 

To study lives over many years. The meaning of 

ageing in the research process 

Kathrin KOMP, Umeå University, Sweden and 

Valentina HLEBEC, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia 

Empirical methods in ageing research: Recent 

developments and upcoming trends 

Lucie VIDOVICOVA and Marcela PETROVA 

KAFKOVA, Masaryk University, Czech Republic 

The effect of interviewee characteristics on subjective 

variables in surveys of older people 



Population 


14:30 - 16:00 




Joint Session 




Session Organizer: Zachary ZIMMER, 



Kyriakos MARKIDES, University of Texas Medical 

Branch, USA 

Trends in old age disability in developing countries

Prajakta PANSHIKAR, Population Research Centre, 

India 

Understanding population ageing in India: A case 

study of Maharashtra 

Elias WAHAB, Lagos State University, Nigeria 

Elderly and value of children: Assessing the 

importance of children in old age security provisions 

in Nigeria 

Zeina CHEMALI, Harvard Medical School, USA, 

Lama BAZZI, SUNY Downstate Medical Center, USA, 

Christina BORBA and Julia CARNEY, Massachusetts 

General Hospital, USA 

The faces and stories of Lebanese elders: Changes in 

family structure, differing demographics, quality of life 

and challenges faced in building capacities for care 

givers in social services 

Olanrewaju Emmanuel AJIBOYE, Lagos State 


Gender differentials in the socio-economic well-being 

of older persons in Lagos state, Nigeria 




Knowledge and 

Culture 




10:45 - 12:15 







numériques 

� 369 � 

Joint session 







International Institute of Social Sciences, India, 


University, Greece and Ralph MATTHEWS, 

Professor of Sociology, Canada 

Chair: Ryoichi HORIGUCHI, Kinki University, 

Japan 

Co-Chair: Tania Maria Freitas BARROS 

MACIEL, Universidade Federal do Rio de 



Vladimir ŠIAMBUK, University of Beograd, Serbia 

Social structure of the information society 

Martin BERG, Halmstad University, Sweden 

Interpassivity and social network subjectivity 

Martín Ariel GENDLER, Universidad de Buenos Aires, 

Argentina 

Nuevas tecnologías: Análisis de nuevos lazos de 

solidaridad, modos de sociabilidad y subjetividad en el 

marco de la interrelación a través de los juegos online 

Lynne CIOCHETTO, Massey University, New Zealand 

The impact of new technologies on leisure activities in 

developed and emerging economies 

Ingrid WIGGERS, Isabelle SIQUEIRA and Elia 

PASSOS, Universidad de Brasilia, Brazil 

La manifestación de la media en el cuerpo de los niños



Society 


9:00 - 10:30 



Joint session 






and Stewart LOCKIE, The Australian National 


Co-chairs: Rosario RADAKOVICH, 

Universidad de la República, Uruguay and 

Esra DEMIRKOL, Middle East Technical 



Christianne GOMES and Rodrigo Antonio ELIZALDE 

SOTO, Grupo de Pesquisa Otium - Lazer, Brasil & 

America Latina, Brazil 

Leisure, Environment and Sustainability: Current Challenges 

Pedro MOREIRA, Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran 

Canaria, Spain 

Study on the opinions, perceptions, valuations and 

attitudes of the residents of Gran Canaria – Spain on 

the effects of tourism and tourists on the island 

Kemal AYDIN, Kocaeli University, Turkey; Vehbi 

BASER, Balikesir University, Turkey 

Faith tourism and spiritual leisure in Turkey 

Fernanda ANTONIOLI, State University of Campinas, Brazil 

Her own way: Gender, tourism and transnationality in 

Brazil 

Denise FALCAO, Universidade Federal de Minas 


Backpackers: For leisure relational practice 

� 370 � 

14:30 - 16:00 



Joint session 






and Stewart LOCKIE, The Australian National 


Co-chairs: Kemal AYDIN, Kocaeli University, 

Turkey and Vehbi BASER, Balikesir University, 

Turkey 


Julia PIÑEIRO CARERAS and Julieta GAZTAÑAGA, 


Elites políticas y empresarias en la transformación de 

una ciudad en destino turístico 

Sanjukta DAS, Kendrapara Autonomous College, India 

Strategy of Conservation of Environment in Global Era 

Valeria LIMA GUIMARAES and Roberta DIUANA, 

Universidade Federal Fluminense, Brazil 

Políticas públicas de Turismo en los gobiernos de 

Vargas (Brasil) y Perón (Argentina): Un análisis 

comparado 

Shashi MISHRA, Ramniranjan Jhunjhunwala College, 

India 

Leisure and medical tourism development in India 




16:15 - 17:45 


the economic crisis

Joint session 






and Emilie LANCIANO, University of Lyon, 

France 

Co-Chair: Alan LAW, Trent University, USA 


Philippe TERRAL and Fanny DUBOIS, University of 

Toulouse, France 

How to make a career in leisure: The case of the 

professionals of the outdoor sport tourism 

Babita TEWARI, CSJM University, India 

Time constraints on leisure activities 



Childhood 


14:30 - 16:00 



Joint session 





International Institute of Social Science, India 

and Loretta BASS, University of Oklahoma, USA 

Co-chairs: Kenneth ROBERTS, University of 

Liverpool, United Kingdom and Loretta BASS, 

University of Oklahoma, USA 

� 371 � 


Sueli Machado Pereira de OLIVEIRA and Magali REIS, 

Pontifícia Universidade Católica de Minas Gerais, 

Brazil 

Democracy and the child participation 

Magali REIS, Pontifícia Universidade Católica de 


Indiferencia civil e infancia: Un análisis de la 

“frialdad burguesa” en relación a los niños 

Sissel SEIM, Oslo and Akershus University College of 

Applied Sciences, Norway 

The participation of children: The importance of 

space and place 

Dalia LIRAN-ALPER, The college of management 

academic studies, Israel and Orly TSARFATY, 

Academic College of Emeq Yezreel, Israel 

Children are joy 

Liliana AVILA GARZÓN, Universidad Pedagógica y 

Tecnológica de Colombia, Colombia 

La niñez en la ruralidad, desde instituciones estatales 

y no estatales en Colombia 

Jordanna CASTELO BRANCO, Federal University of 


The dissonance between secularism and religious 

speech in a public school kindergarten in the 

municipality of Duque de Caxias 

Mónica PINI, Universidad Nacional de San Martín, 

Argentina 

Consumos culturales y educación 

Elisabeth Mazeron MACHADO, PPG Universidade 

Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil 

Violence against children – What do they have to say?



Knowledge and 

Culture 



12:30 - 14:00 


Social Media 

Joint session 





Session Organizers: Corinne KIRCHNER, 

Columbia University, USA and Diana 

PAPADEMAS, Old Westbury University, USA 

Chair: Sheila AMADO, Universidad de 



Ilkka ARMINEN, University of Helsinki, Finland 

Hate speech and the transformation of political 

organization in internet 

Amanda JOHNSON, Massachusetts Institute of 

Technology, USA 

Laughs in the stream: Discourse and networks in 

twitter parody accounts 

Carmen DIOP, Université Paris Descartes, France 

How do Cameroon women of diaspora build their 

professional identity on the web? A study case 

Mónica PINI, Universidad Nacional de San Martín, 

Argentina 

Corporate discourses in education 

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Knowledge and 

Culture 

RC33 Logic and Methodology 

in Sociology 


12:30 - 14:00 



Joint session 






Session Organizers: Hubert KNOBLAUCH 

and René TUMA, Technical University Berlin, 

Germany, and Christiana 


Greece 


Elisenda ARDÈVOL; Alessandra CAPORALE; Edgar 

GÓMEZ-CRUZ and Débora LANZENI, Internet 

Interdisciplinary Institute, Spain 

Crossing methods: Exploring visuality in digital practices 

Regine HERBRIK, Technical University Berlin, Germany 

The relevance of new types of visualization for 

emotional styles in the field of Christian religion 

Cesar CISNEROS, UAM Iztapalapa, Mexico 

Between heads, corpses and guns: An exemplar 

analysis of videos related to Mexican drug war 

Anabella SPEZIALE, Universidad de Buenos Aires, 

Argentina 

Video cartografies: Audiovisual practice and poetics 

for representing reality

Ana Lucia RECAMAN, Universidad Autónoma de 

Coahuila, Mexico 

Cultural tourism, a complex strategy for social 

development: State of Morelos, Mexico 


RC19 Sociology of Poverty, 


Social Policy 


09:00 - 10:30 




Part I 

Joint session 





Session Organizers: Ellen KUHLMANN, 

University of Bath, United Kingdom and Claus 

WENDT, University of Siegen, Germany 


Amélie QUESNEL-VALLÉE and Helen CERIGO, McGill 

University, Canada; Emilie RENAHY, University of 

Toronto, Canada and Tania JENKINS, Brown University 

Assessing barriers to health insurance and threats to 

equity in comparative perspective: The health 

insurance access database 

Kenneth NELSON and Ingalill MONTANARI, 

Stockholm University, Sweden 

Health care determinants in comparative perspective: 

The role of partisan politics for health care provision 

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Carlos OCKÉ-REIS, Brazilian Institute for Applied 

Economic Research, Brazil; Lawrence BROWN, 

Columbia University, USA and Claus WENDT, 

Department of University of Siegen, Germany 

Equity effects of private health insurance subsidies: 

Brazil in international comparison 

Marius PIETERSE, University of the Witwatersrand, 

South Africa 

Can rights cure? The impact of rights-based litigation 

on health system transformation in South Africa 

Natalia BELOVA, Russian State University for the 


Accessibility of services «health centers» in Russia (on 

the example of the city of Moscow) {*} 

Flavio ROJAS, University of North Carolina at Chapel 

Hill, USA 

Universal or selectively coordinated healthcare for 

Mapuche indigenous peoples? {*} 

Ana Angélica TRINDADE, Universidad Federal de 

Bahia, Brazil 

Cooperación internacional en salud pública: Una 

cuestión de la democracia y la justicia social? {*} 


09:00 - 10:30 




Part II 

Joint session 





Session Organizers: Claus WENDT, 

University of Siegen, Germany and Ellen 

KUHLMANN, University of Bath, United 

Kingdom


Margaret KELAHER, Centre for Health Policy Programs 

and Economics, Australia; Mark LOCK, Hana 

SABANOVIC and Phillipa PATTISON, University of 


Examining the role of governance structures in the 

planning of health reform 

Ellen KUHLMANN, University of Bath, United Kingdom; 

Viola BURAU, University of Aarhus, Denmark; Tiago 

CORREIA, Lisbon University Institute, Portugal; Roman 

LEWANDOWSKI, Voivodeship Rehabilitation Hospital 

for Children, Poland; Christos LIONIS, University of 

Crete, Greece; Mirko NOORDEGRAAF, University of 

Utrecht, Netherlands and José REPULLO, Charlos III 

University Madrid, Spain 

Medicine and management as twin forces: Comparing 

new modes of control in european hospitals 

Ruth McDONALD, University of Nottingham, United 

Kingdom 

Paying for performance in theory and practice: What 

can we learn from the England and the USA? 

Laura GOTTERO, Instituto de Investigaciones Gino 


Atención primaria de la salud. Continuidades 

neoliberales en la “asistencia centrada en la persona” 

Sonia Carolina AMIEVA NEFA, Facultad de Ciencias 

Sociales-UBA, Argentina 

La problemática del chagas en Argentina. Diálogos 

posibles entre actores involucrados 

Masahira ANESAKI, Kinki Health and Welfare 


Reconsideration of health and welfare policies: If they 

are always social justice and democratization 

Alex ASAKITIKPI, Covenant University, Ota, Nigeria, Nigeria 

Health policies and the contradiction of health 

seeking behaviour in Nigeria 

14:30 - 16:00 




Part III 

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Joint session 






University of Bath and Claus WENDT, 

University of Siegen 


Igone ETXEBERRIA and Izaskun CUARTANGO, Ingema, 

San Sebastian, Spain; Aitziber ZUBILLAGA, Fundacion 

Matia, San Sebastian, Spain; Pura DIAZ-VEIGA and 

Unai DIAZ, Ingema, San Sebastian, Spain. 

All voices matter: Person-centred care, health 

inequalities and healthcare professionals 

Claus WENDT, University of Siegen, Germany; 

Theodore MARMOR, Yale University 

Learning health policy lessons from other countries’ 

experiences 

Anne TITTOR, University of Kassel, Germany 

Privatization processes and institutional inequalities in 

health systems - historical patterns and recent reforms 

in Argentina and El Salvador 

Luisa SILVA, ISCSP - UTL, Lisbon, Portugal 

Health and participation {*} 

Ricardo JURCA, Universidade Federal de São Paulo, 

Brazil 

Sistema de saúde brasileiro: Mudanças e 

reconfigurações (1988-2010) {*} 

Camila DE MARIO, Universidade de Campinas, 

Brazil 

Universal health care: For whom? {*} 


09:00 - 10:30 




Part IV

Joint session 





Session Organizers: Claus WENDT, 

University of Siegen and Ellen KUHLMANN, 

University of Bath 


Alma IDIART, CONICET, Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Innovative maternal child health programs: 

Argentinaxs plan nacer 

Margarita FERNANDEZ ARAYA, Universidad de Los 

Lagos, Santiago, Chile 

Participación y espacio público en la reforma de 

salud en Chile 

Catarina DELAUNAY, Universidade Nova de Lisboa, 

Portugal 

Surrogacy and gamete donation: The commoditization 

of the human body, differences in healthcare systems 

and cross border reproductive care 

Ana Maria Bourguignon DE LIMA, Federal University 

of Santa Catarina, Florianópolis, Brazil 

The right of giving birth in Brazil: Civil society 

participation in national policy for humanization of 

childbirth 

Birendra SUNA, Chanderprabhu Jain College of 

Higher Studies, Delhi, India 

Public-private partnerships and micro health 

insurance schemes in India: A sociological 

perspective {*} 

Claudia CHAUFAN, University of California, San 

Francisco 

Universal health care or universal nightmare? Two 

types of insurance, two meanings of universal, two 

options for health care reform {*} 

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10:45 - 12:15 





Joint session 


committee) 




University of Bath, United Kingdom and Ivy 

BOURGEAULT, University of Ottawa, Canada 

Chair: Ivy BOURGEAULT, University of 

Ottawa, Canada 


Janette YOUNG, University of South Australia, 

Australia 

Professionalisation, inequity and power – the 

professionalization of health promotion workers in 

Australia 

Louise BOUCHARD Université d’Ottawa, Canada and 

Jan WARNKE, Université Laval, Canada 

Équité d’accès aux professionnels et aux services de 

santé en langue minoritaire 

Shaun RUGGUNAN, University of KwaZulu-Natal, 

South Africa 

Skill, gender and race: Shaping the labour market for 

chemical and anatomical pathologists in KwaZulu-Natal 

Ana MARQUES, Maria LESSA and João Bosco 

SANTOS, Universidade Estadual do Ceará, Brazil 

You work for another: Study on the working 

conditions of workers in customer service for mobile 

emergency care in Ceará {*}


14:30 - 16:00 





Joint session 





University of Bath and Ivy BOURGEAULT, 

University of Ottawa 


Tricia CLELAND SILVA, Hanken School of Economics, 

Helsinki, Finland 

International human resource management (IHRM) as 

a practice of globalising nursing work: The case of 

transnational nurse recruitment 

Ellen KUHLMANN, University of Bath, United Kingdom, 

Ivy BOURGEAULT, University of Ottawa, Canada, 

Christa LARSEN, Goethe University, Frankfurt, Germany 

and Toni SCHOFIELD, University of Sydney, Australia 

Gendering health human resource policy and 

management: A scoping exercise of Canada, 

Australia and Germany 


Organization 


in Sociology 


12:30- 14:00 




� 376 � 

Joint session 





Session Organizers: Cristina BESIO and 

Robert J. SCHMIDT, Technical University 

Berlin, Germany and Kathia SERRANO- 

VELARDE, University of Heidelberg, Germany 


Stefan DEISSLER, University of Göttingen, Germany 

The notion of structural imperative: An alternative 

conceptual instrument for mixed-method studies on 

guerrilla organizations 

Zinaida SALIBEKYAN and Philippe MOSSE, Institute of 

Labour Economics and Industrial Sociology, France 

The impact of job quality and pay on the exit-voice 

behavior of french employees across different 

unionized settings {*} 

Alejandro SALDAÑA ROSAS, Universidad 

Veracruzana, México 

La construcción del dato en el análisis organizacional: 

Una reflexión desde la investigación del turismo de 

aventura en México 


Organization 




12:30 - 14:00 



Joint session 



committee)


Session Organizers: Daniel MUZIO, 

Manchester University and Ellen 

KUHLMANN, University of Bath 


Swethaa BALLAKRISHNEN, Stanford University, California 

“I love my American job” professional prestige and 

the western halo in the developing country context 

Lesley WOOD, York University, Toronto, Canada 

Coordinated crackdowns? Protest policing and diffusion 

Joanna TRELA, University of Australia 

The rationalization of academic work 

Mateus DONATO, Universidade Federal do Brazil 

‘The beautiful business’: The new managers of 

brazilian football organizations 

Debby BONNIN, University of KwaZulu-Natal, 

Durban, South Africa 

Globalisation and the work of south African textile 

designers {*} 

Javier P. HERMO and Cecilia PITTELLI, Universidad de 


Professional services: Questions to take into account 

for a possible regulation in a globalized world {*} 



Society 




12:30 – 14:00 





� 377 � 

Joint session 


RCC24 Environment and Society 




Session Organizers: José Esteban CASTRO, 

Newcastle University, United Kingdom, 

Gustavo ANTON, National University of 

Buenos Aires, Argentina and Lorena 

BOTTARO, National University of General 



Ruiz MIGUEL, Instituto de Altos Estudios Nacionales, 

Ecuador 

Patrón de reproducción e injusticia socioambiental 

Renata MOTTA, Freie Universität Berlin, Germany 

Inequalities and risk: Public debates about GMOs in 

Argentina, Brazil and Mexico 

Nicolas SILVA VALENZUELA, Centro de Análisis e 

Investigación Política, Chile 

Libre mercado, desregulación y centralización: La 

neocolonización industrial de la patagonia chilena 

Adriana ALLEN, University College London, United 

Kingdom 

Disciplining spaces and spaces of insurgence: 

Neoliberal restructuring and workers’ socioenvironmental 

struggles in the urban South 

Helayne PEREIRA, Universidade Estadual da Paraíba, 

Brazil 

Desarrollo urbano y politica de regularización de 

tierras: El caso del quilombo de Paratibe y la expansión 

urbana de la ciudad de João Pessoa – PB, Brazil 

Camila SANTIAGO MARTINS BERNARDINI, 

Universidade Federal do Ceará, Brazil 

Aspects of inequality in Brazil: Cases of 

socioenvironmental injustice in Fortaleza – Ceará 

Elisangela Soldateli PAIM, Universidad de Buenos 


La construcción de represas en la cuenca del río 

Uruguay y el proceso de corporatización del territorio

Diego PAREDES and Paula BONIOLO, Universidad 


Las consecuencias ambientales de la reproducción 

del poder económico en el conurbano bonaerense 


Development 

RC24 Social Classes and 



16:15 - 17:45 


Joint Session 



committee) 


Session Organizers: Louis GUAY, University 

Laval, Canada and Pierre HAMEL, University 

of Montreal, Canada 


Andrea YOUNG, State University of Campinas, Brazil 

Cities and climate change in the context of social and 

environmental justice in Brazil {*} 

Daniel Aldana COHEN, New York University, USA 

Urban climate politics and the divorce of capitalism 

from democracy {*} 

Florence RUDOLF and Amandine AMAT, Insa de 


Les échelles de l’action métropolitaine en matière de 

lutte contre le changement climatique en France 

Ana Lucia BRITTO and Paula SOUSA DE OLIVEIRA 

BARBOSA, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 

Climate change, urban and environmental planning: 

Discussing the case of Rio de Janeiro 

� 378 � 

Emiliano SCANU and Geneviève CLOUTIER, Laval 


Same problem, different motivations: A comparison 

of quebec city’s and genoa’s multiscalar responses to 

climate change 

Lone KØRNØV and Sanne Vammen LARSEN, 

Aalborg University, Denmark 

The non-handling of climate change uncertainties in 

strategic environmental assessment of urban planning 

Heloisa COSTA, Universidade Federal de Minas 

Gerais, Belo Horizonte, Brazil 

Urban-environmental transformation in metropolitan 

areas: Challenges to social and environmental justice, 

planning and politics 


Development 



09:00 - 10:30 




Joint Session 




Session Organizers: Marco MARTINIELLO, 

University of Liège, Belgium and Yuri 

KAZEPOV, University of Urbino, Italy 

Chair: Yuri KAZEPOV, University of Urbino, Italy 


Eva YOUKHANA, University of Bonn, Germany 

Street art and new forms of urban belonging 

Lucia BOGUS, PUC-SP, Brazil; Maria Elisa A MARIZ, 

UNINOVE, Brazil 

Women entrepreneurs: Portuguese immigrants in São 

Paulo

Loretta BALDASSAR, University of Western Australia; 

Roberta RAFFAETA, Trento University, Italy 

Traditional public performances and their link to 

ethnicity and citizenship. A comparison between Italy 

and Australia 

Marco MARTINIELLO, University of Liège, Belgium 

Popular arts in migration and post-migration cities: A 

research framework 


Development 

RC43 Housing and Built 

Environment 


09:00 - 10:30 


Part I 

Joint Session 



committee) 


Session Organizers: Manuel B. AALBERS, 



Kingdom 


Stephanie BUTCHER and Alex FREDIANI, University 

College London, United Kingdom 

Participation in the ‘right to the city’: Democratic 

imaginings and the role of collective action 

Dimitra SIATITSA, National Technical University of 

Athens, Greece 

Housing movements in cities of southern europe: From 

‘the right to property’ to ‘the right to the city’ 

Bianca TAVOLARI, Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil 

Right to the city: A concept in dispute 

� 379 � 

Jay ARENA, College of Staten Island, USA 

Talking the talk and walking the walk? Non-profits 

and the contradictions of new orleans’ post-Katrina 

coalition to stop the demolitions 

Geraldo COSTA, Universidade Federal de Minas 


The right to the city: A theoretical concept and an 

illuminating idea for the realization of the urban 

society 

Elodie VITTU, Bauhaus-Universität Weimar, Germany 

Protest cultures in France and Germany 

Anabella SPEZIALE, Universidad de Buenos Aires, 

Argentina 

Notas sobre medianeras y vecinos: Representaciones 

audiovisuales sobre las relaciones y los conflictos en 

el espacio urbano {*} 

Patricio BESANA and Ricardo GUTIÉRREZ, 

Universidad Nacional de San Martín, Argentina 

City building at the periphery of metropolitan Buenos 

Aires: Local community, political leadership and state 

intervention {*} 

Regina BIENENSTEIN, Glauco BIENENSTEIN and 

Monique ANTUNES, Universidade Federal 


Diversity and homogeneity: Reflecting on the 

production of housing {*} 

Olusola Esther AKANMU and Ademola Lateef ADISA, 

Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife. Nigeria 

Housing and sustainable development: Reflection on 

urban women’s rights to real property in eastern 

Nigeria {*} 

Maria Manuela CORRAL, CONICET, Argentina 

La gestión público-privada en grandes proyectos 

urbanos (GPU) en Argentina {*} 

Glenda MOREIRA and Rodrigo PASSOS, Brazil 

Legal assistance and the development of citizens 

participation {*} 

12:30 – 14:00 


Part II

Joint Session 


committee) 



Session Organizers: Manuel B. AALBERS, 



Kingdom 


Nura ALKHALILI and Muna DAJANI, Palestine; Daniela 

DE LEO, La Sapienza University, Italy 

Shifting realities: Dislocating Palestinian jerusalemites 

from the capital into the edge 

Richard RONALD and Justin KADI, University of 


The neo-liberalization of housing and the ‘"ight to the 

city": The variagated experiences of New York, 

Amsterdam and Tokyo 

Rebecca WILLIAMSON, University of Sydney, Australia 

Accommodation or inhabitance? New migrants, 

housing and the right to the city in Sydney, Australia 

Michael DARCY and Dallas ROGERS, University of 

Western Sydney, Australia 

Housing rights and residents' voices in the 

marketplace of ideas 

Bart WISSINK and Ray FORREST, City University of 

Hong Kong, Hong Kong 

Rights to the city: A pluralist analysis of housing 

controversies in Mumbai and Hong Kong 

Nezihe Basak ERGIN, Girseun University, Turkey 

Struggling for new urban futures: Right(s) to a 

transformed city, to another society 

Hatice KURTULUS, Istanbul University, Turkey; Semra 

PURKIS, Mugla University, Turkey 

New models of housing supply and unjust spatial 

distribution of social classes in istanbul {*} 

Sergio Andrés KAMINKER, Centro Nacional 

Patagónico, Argentina; Federico GHELFI, Instituto 

Nacional contra la Discriminación, la Xenofobia y el 

Racismo, Argentina 

Entre la xenofobia y el derecho a una vivienda digna {*} 

� 380 � 

Laila Nazem MOURAD, Universidade Federal da 

Bahia, Brazil; Nelson BALTRUSIS, Universidade 

Católica do Salvador, Brazil 

Gentrification and resistance in Salvador, Brazil {*} 

Anne LATENDRESSE and Pierre-Mathieu, Université du 

Québec à Montréal, Canada 

Alliances et stratégies des acteurs communautaires 

face aux méga-projets urbains : Étude de cas 

montréalais {*} 

Adriana LIMA NOGUEIRA VIEIRA, Universidade 

Estadual de Feira de Santana, Brazil 

Estatuto de la ciudad y derecho a la ciudad: 

Posibilides y límites en Salvador (Brasil) 


10:45 - 12:15 


Part III 

Joint Session 


committee) 



Session Organizers: Kenneth GIBB, University 

of Glasgow, United Kingdom and Manuel B. 

AALBERS, University of Amsterdam, Netherlands 


Michael GLASS, University of Pittsburgh, USA; 

Rachael WOLDOFF, West Virginia University, USA 

and Lisa MORRISON, United Nations, USA 

The right to affordable housing in New York city: The 

case of Stuyvesant Town and the conflict over rent control 

Maria Carolina MAZIVIERO, Universidade de São 

Paulo, Brazil 

The role of housing in capitalism and the unequal 

distribution of wealth and privilege in American cities 

Marcia HIRATA, Faculdade de Arquitetura e 

Urbanismo da Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil and 

Patricia SAMORA, Faculdade de Arquitetura e 

Urbanismo da Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil

Urban law and right to the city: Urban struggles in 

the inner city of São Paulo 

Solange MUÑOZ, University of Texas at Austin, USA 

Squatters houses, eviction and the struggle to stay in 

the city 

Raquel ROLNIK, Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil; 

Evaniza RODRIGUES, Faculdade de Arquitetura e 

Urbanismo, Brazil 

Derecho a la ciudad en la agenda de los 

movimientos populares 

Fernando OSTUNI, Instituto de Investigaciones “Gino 

Germani”, Argentina and Jean-Louis VAN GELDER, 

Netherlands Institute for the Study of Crime and Law 

Enforcement, Netherlands 

Acceso a la vivienda y conflictictividad en conjuntos 

urbanos en Buenos Aires. aproximaciones a la 

perspectiva de los residentes 

Felipe LINK, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, 

Chile; Margarita GREENE, Pontifica Universidad 

Católica, Chile and Rodrigo MORA, Universidad 

Técnica Federico Santa Maria, Chile 

Personal networks in a context of risk and vulnerability. 

Building the right to the city in Santiago, Chile 


Development 




14:30 - 16:00 



Joint Session 





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Session Organizer: Fernando DIAZ ORUETA, 

Universidad de La Rioja, Spain 

Chair: Pierre HAMEL, University of Montreal, 

Canada 


Dr. Leandro MINUCHIN, University of Manchester, 


Peripheral tactics, materialization and the politics of 

the ‘future city’ in Rosario 

Maria Cristina CIELO, Facultad Latinoamericana de 

Ciencias Sociales, Quito, Ecuador 

Marginal urban claims to the city in emerging versus 

peripheral economies 

Miguel A. MARTÍNEZ and Angela GARCÍA, 


Squat the squares, occupy the buildings 

Johannes NOVY, Technical University Berlin, Germany 

The struggle against “stuttgart 21” old wine in new 

bottles or a novel form of civil protest? 

Nicolás VERGARA, Chile 

Movilizaciones urbanas populares en el Santiago de 

Chile actual: ¿Hacia una metrópolis más justa y 

democrática? 

Tereza VENTURA, State University of Rio de Janeiro, 

Brazil 

Graffiti as a social struggle for recognition: A 

comparative perspective between Rio de Janeiro and 

Berlin 

Frank ECKARDT, Bauhaus-Universität Weimar, 

Germany 

Stuttgart 21 and the paradox of direct democracy {*} 

Caroline PATSIAS, Université du Québec à Montréal, 

Canada and Sylvie PATSIAS, Institut d’études 

politiques d’Aix-en-Provence, France 

Social movements, urban reforms and participation: 

A comparison between marseilles and montreal {*} 

Nezihe Basak ERGIN, Middle East Technical 


Urban movements in Istanbul: From local to global, 

from global to local {*}

Cristina REYNALS and Roxana CRUDI, Centro Gino 

Germani, Argentina; Alessio SURIAN, Università di 

Padova, Italy and Juan FERENAZ, Centro Gino 


La modificación del espacio urbano: Praxis de lucha 

de los movimientos sociales {*} 

Hideaki SASAJIMA, Osaka City University, Japan 

Artist movements to legalize loft living in Soho in the 

1960s and 1970s {*} 

Matheus Pereira Mattosfeizola FELIZOLA, 

Universidade Federal de Sergipe, Brazil and Fernando 

Bastos BASTOS, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande 

do Norte, Brazil 

Origen, historia y preocupaciones de los movimientos 

socio-ambientales en Sergipe {*} 



in Sociology 


09:00 - 10:30 



Joint Session 





Session Organizers: Eloísa MARTÍN, Federal 

University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; Bernt 

SCHNETTLER, Bayreuth University, Germany 

and Regine HERBRIK, Technical University 



James SPICKARD, University of Redlands, USA 

Phenomenology as method in the sociology of 

religion 

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Rosemarie BERNARD, Waseda University, Tokyo, 

Japan 

Anthropology and qualitative methods in the 

sociology of religion 

Margarita GIANNOUTSOU, University of Hamburg, 

Germany 

Church interpreting in Germany: Making a case for a 

combination of conversation analysis and grounded 

theory in ethnographic fieldwork 

Roberto CIPRIANI, University Roma Tre, Italy 

Computer assisted qualitative analysis of religion 


09:00 - 10:30 



Joint Session 





Session Organizers: Bernt SCHNETTLER, 

Bayreuth University, Germany; Eloísa 

MARTÍN, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, 

Brazil and Regine HERBRIK, Technical 



Zahraa McDONALD, University of Johannesburg, 

South Africa 

The value in using the extended case method for 

researching religion 

Anne GOTMAN, University Paris Descartes, France 

What does religion do to the people? a case study in 

contemporary France 

Amir SHEIKHZADEGAN, University of Fribourg, 

Switzerland 

Multiple or solitary social identities? A reconstruction 

of narrative identities of members of muslim voluntary 

organizations in Switzerland

Andrew ORTON, Durham University, United Kingdom 

Changing practice? Reflecting on participatory 

qualitative research in diaconal ministry 

Mauro MEIRELLES, Núcleo de Estudos da Religião, 

Brazil 

Political and religious imaginaries in Argentina, Brazil 

and Uruguay: A comparative studies 





10:45 - 12:15 



perspectives 

Joint Session 




Session Organizer: M. Laura CORRADI, 

Università della Calabria, Italy 

Chair: Josephine BEOKU-BETTS, Florida 

Atlantic University, USA 


Roxana REYES-RIVAS, Costa Rica Institute of 

Technology, Costa Rica 

Cyborgs from Central America unite! A decolonial 

feminist approach to Central American women’s 

groups in cyberspace 

Bula BHADRA, University of Calcutta, India 

Cronies in gendered practices in the hey-day of 

globalization and new technology 

Jennifer ROGERS-BROWN, Long Island University, 

USA; Christine SHEARER, UC Santa Barbara Center 

for Nanotechnology in Society, USA; Barbara HERR 

HARTHORN, UC Santa Barbara, USA 

� 383 � 

Participatory democracy and emerging technologies: 

A feminist methodological analysis of public 

deliberations on nanotechnology 

Leila VECSLIR, Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Derechos sexuales y reproductivos: Análisis de las 

racionalidades emergentes en torno a la donación de 

gametos, la subrogación de vientres y las 

modalidades de fecundación extracorporal 





Social Change 


12:30 - 14:00 




Joint Session 






Session Organizer: Binay Kumar PATTNAIK, 

Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur, India 


Aqueil AHMAD, Walden University, Minneapolis, USA 

Globalization of science and technology research & 

development 

Esteban DAMIANI, YES, Argentina 

The risks of networking in facebook for the 2012 

Mexican national elections

Binay Kumar PATTNAIK, Indian Institute of Technology 

Kanpur, India and Subhasis SAHOO, National Council 

of applied Economic Research, New Delhi, India 

Studying science communications in India, through 

people’s science movements 

Felipe ADDOR, Celso ALVEAR, Alan TYGEL and Flávio 

CHEDID HENRIQUES, Universidade Federal do Brazil 

La tecnología en la transformación del sistema 

democrático 

Anatoliy ABLAZHEY, Siberian Academy of Sciences, 

Novosibirsk, Russia 

“Magic triangle” science – universities – high-tech 

business: Case of Siberia {*} 

Sayonara LEAL, University of Brasilia, Brazil 

The interface between digital democracy and public 

policy: The challenges of digital inclusion in Brazil {*} 

Catarina DELAUNAY, Universidade Nova de Lisboa, 

Portugal 

Assisted reproductive techniques: Moral judgments 

and mobilisation for better access by gay couples 

and chronically ill people {*} 

Agustín ZANOTTI, CIECS, Córdoba, Argentina 

Comunidades de software libre en Argentina: 

Algunas exploraciones y vectores de análisis {*} 


Society 



16:15 - 17:45 


Joint Session 




Session Organizers: Jacklyn COCK, 

Witwatersrand University, South Africa; Nora 

� 384 � 

RÄTHZEL, Umea University, Sweeden and 

David UZZELL, University of Surrey, United 

Kingdom 


Akira SUZUKI, Hosei University, Japan 

Politicization or continued quiescence?: The Fukushima 

nuclear disaster and the labor movement in Japan 

Jacklyn COCK, Witwatersrand University, South Korea 

Contested notions of the transition to a ‘green economy’ 

Caleb GOODS, Curtin University, Australia 

The Australian trade union movements engagement 

with just transition and the green economy 

Nora RATHZEL, Umea University, Sweden and David 

UZZELL, University of Surrey, United Kingdom 

Trade unions, climate change, and the north-south 

divide 

Timo P KARJALAINEN and Timo JARVIKOSKI, 

University of Oulu, Finland 

Being deliberative and analytic in environmental 

policy contexts – an analysis of effectiveness of 

scientific advice in environmental assessments and 

management {*} 


Society 




10:45 - 12:15 




Joint session 



RC24 Environment and Society


Chairs: Maria da Glória GOHN, 

Universidad Estatal de Campinas, Brazil and 

Geoffrey PLEYERS, FNRS/UC Louvain & 

CADIS/EHESS, Belgium 


Debra DAVIDSON, University of Alberta, Canada 

and Rich STEDMAN, Cornell University, USA 

Operationalizing climate change reflexivity: New 

insights into social response 

José SEOANE, Emilio TADDEI and Clara ALGRANATI, 


Movimientos sociales y bienes comunes naturales 

Breno BRINGEL, Universidad Estatal de Río de Janeiro, 

Brazil 

Construyendo alternativas, negociando significados: 

Luchas por el (anti)desarrollo y traducción en el 

activismo transnacional 

Gustavo D’AVILA NETO, Nídia Perez LOBATO, 

Papaloapan University, Mexico and Gabriel DE SENA 

JARDIM, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 

Communitarian strategies of environmental control 

and adaptation: The experience of Mexican 

indigenous groups 




10:45 - 12:15 



Movements 

Joint Session 




Session Organizers: Melanie HEATH, 

McMaster University, USA and Evangelia 

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TASTSOGLOU, Saint Mary´s University, USA 

Chair: Melanie HEATH, McMaster University, USA 


Bandana PURKAYASTHA and Shweta Majumdar 

ADUR, University of Connecticut, USA 

Whose language? Whose experiences? Examining 

the language of organizing among LGBT (Indian 

subcontinent-origin) groups in the US and India 

Maria Soledad CUTULI, FFyL-UBA/CONICET, Argentina 

Between “prostitution” and “dignified work”: An 

analysis of the political practices of travesti 

associations in Buenos Aires 

Marta SOLER, University of Barcelona, Spain and 

Òscar PRIETO-FLORES, University of Girona, Spain 

Communicative acts which promote new masculinities. 

Overcoming hegemonic masculinity in the work-place 

Maria del Carmen TREVINO, Universidad 

Pedagógica Nacional, Mexico 

La acción en el espacio público: Mujer y trabajo 

Anahí FARJI NEER, CONICET/UBA, Argentina 

Fronteras discursivas: Travestismo, transexualidad y 

transgeneridad en los discursos del estado argentino 


RC54 The Body in the 

Social Sciences 


09:00 - 10:30 


Body 

Joint Session 




Session Organizers: Celine-Marie PASCALE, 

American University, USA and Bianca Maria 

PIRANI, Sapienza University of Rome, Italy

Chair: Celine-Marie PASCALE, American 



Emre SÜNTER, Middle East Technical University, 

Turkey 

Transformation of body and subjectivity in transition 

from molar language to molecular language: Prenatal 

diagnosis and medical gaze on female body 

Brenda Araceli BUSTOS GARCIA, Universidad 

Autónoma de Nuevo León, Mexico 

Lenguaje como productor de coherencia en las 

construcciones identitarias 

Lara Virgínia Saraiva PALMEIRA, Federal University of 


The female fashion body: Construction and 

reproduction of images found in vogue Brazil 

Stéphanie CASSILDE, CEPS/INSTEAD, Luxembourg 

Past, current, and future representation of identity: 

Skin colour declaration on birth certificate in Brazil 

Pablo SCHENCMAN, UBA/CEIL-CONICET, 

Argentina 

Nombrar el exceso. Transformaciones en las 

denominaciones médicas de la obesidad 

Zeyda RODRÍGUEZ, Universidad de Guadalajara, 

Mexico 

Juventud y transgresión e identidad {*} 




10:45 - 12:15 


work 

Joint session 



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Session Organizer: Rina AGARWALA, Johns 

Hopkins University, USA 


Débora GORBAN, CONICET/UNSAM, Argentina 

and Gretchen PURSER, Syracuse University, NY 

Scavenging for work: Informal labor across the northsouth 

divide 

Marcos SUPERVIELLE and Mariela Agueda 

QUIÑONES MONTORO, Universidad de la 


Hacia dónde van las evaluaciones de desempeño 

laborales 

Edward WEBSTER, University of the Witwatersrand, 

South Africa 

Researching decent work in Gauteng, South Africa 

Yanick NOISEUX, Université de Montréal, Canada 

Organizing in the informal sector : A case study in 

Mumbai’s shipbreaking yards 

Fernanda PAGE POMA, SUNY Stony Brook, USA 

Workers center: From activism to survival 

João Bosco SANTOS and Gustavo MEIRELES, 

Universidade Estadual do Ceará, Brazil 

Precarious and informal work of street scavengers in 

Fortaleza, Brazil {*} 

Manuel ROSALDO, University of California at 

Berkeley, USA 

The power of “powerless” workers: Colombian waste 

picker cooperatives’ struggle for social and economic 

inclusion 

Chris TILLY, University of California Los Angeles, USA 

Organizing informal workers: Challenges and 

opportunities for formal trade unions in five countries 

Viviana PATRONI, York University, Canada and Ruth 

FELDER, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Informal labour in recession and growth: A new 

structural feature of labour markets in Argentina?


Migration 

RC55 Social Indicators 


14:30 - 16:00 


Joint session 




Session Organizer and Chair: David 

BARTRAM, University of Leicester, United 

Kingdom 



Migration as self-sacrifice – For (whose) greater 

good? On the (dis)placement of well-being in the 

narratives of immigrant care workers in Italy 

Silvia Maja MELZER, University Bielefeld, Germany 

Migrants’ pursuit of happiness: The impacts of 

adaptation, social comparison and relative 

deprivation on subjective well-being using German 

panel data 

Heather EDELBLUTE 1 , Sergio CHAVEZ2 and Ted 

MOUW1 , (1) The University of North Carolina at 

Chapel Hill, USA (2) Rice University, USA 

A view from the origin: Examining happiness through 

a relative deprivation lens 

Guillermina JASSO, New York University, USA and 

Mark ROSENZWEIG, Yale University, USA 

Remit or reunify? US immigrant parents, remittances 

and the sponsorship of children 

Heinz-Herbert NOLL and Stefan WEICK, GESIS - 

Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences, Germany 

Migration, integration and quality of life in Germany 

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10:45 - 12:15 

670 Migration and Quality of Life. 

Part II 

Joint session 




Session Organizer and Chair: Sergiu 

BALTATESCU, University of Oradea, Romania 


Lloyd WONG, University of Calgary, Canada 

An indicator of the social and civic integration of 

migrants in Canada: The development of an 

immigrant integration index and some findings 

Tiffany JOSEPH, Harvard University, USA 

‘The US is for working, Brazil is for living’: Quality of 

life expectations for Brazilian migrants in the US 

Derek McGHEE, University of Southampton, United 

Kingdom 

Dignity, happiness and being able to live a ‘normal 

life’ – An examination of post-accession polish 

migrants’ autobiographical transnational fields 

Ria SMIT, University of Johannesburg, South Africa 

“To leave or not to leave” migration and quality of 

life: The case of female refugees in South Africa 

Magdalena ARIAS CUBAS, University of Sydney, 

Australia 

Migration and “well-being” – The experience of 

mixtec migrants in the United States and Mexico 

Patience ELABOR-IDEMUDIA, University of 


The quality of life of African immigrant women in 

Canada: A study of small-scale women entrepreneurs 

in the Province of Alberta {*} 

Erika BUSSE, University of Wisconsin River Falls, USA 

The emotional costs of transnational fatherhood: 

Dilemmas of fathering from afar

Veronica MONTES, UCSB, USA 

"Desde niños hasta muertos" – The transnational back 

and forth of emotions: A multi-sided ethnographic 

case study of Mexican transnational communities 




09:00 - 10:30 

618 Challenging the logic of 

neoliberalism: Labor-feminist 

coalitions and work-family policy 

campaigns 

Joint session 




Session Organizers: Ruth MILKMAN, CUNY, 

USA and Linda CHRISTIANSEN-RUFFMAN, 

Saint Mary´s University, Canada 

Chair: Linda CHRISTIANSEN-RUFFMAN, 

Saint Mary´s University, Canada 

Discussant: Janet GORNICK, The City 

University of New York, USA 


Ruth MILKMAN, CUNY, New York, USA 

California’s paid family leave program: Low-wage 

workers and family leave insurance 

Marian BAIRD, University of Sydney, Australia and 

Gillian WHITEHOUSE, University of Queensland, 

Australia 

The Australian union movement and paid parental 

leave: Strategic coalitions and campaigns 

Chiara SARACENO, Collegio Carlo Alberto, Italy; 

Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin fuer Sozialforschung, 

Germany 

Gender equity in policies supporting paid work and 

caring responsibilities. An intra EU comparison 

� 388 � 

Lotte BLOKSGAARD, Anette BORCHORST and Tine 

ROSTGAARD, Aalborg University, Denmark 

Rights of fathers to leave in Denmark and Sweden – 

Why so different gender equality logics? 


in Sociology 



16:15 - 17:45 




Joint session 







and Tobago 

Chair: Linda HEWITT, Centre for 

Interdisciplinary Research and Development, 

Trinidad and Tobago 

Co-Chair: Godfrey St. BERNARD, The University 

of the West Indies, Trinidad and Tobago 


Rossana TRIFILETTI, DISPO, university of Florence, Italy 

New fathers and mothers in Europe and their (old) 

division of labour {*} 

Malina VOICU, GESIS Leibniz Institute for Social 

Sciences, Germany and Andreea CONSTANTIN, 

University of Cologne, Germany 

Measurements of attitudes towards gender roles in 

cross-cultural surveys: Internal and external validity 

Umut KORKUT, Glasgow Caledonian University, 

United Kingdom

The construction of family, gender and population 

issues in mosque sermons in Turkey 

Godfrey ST. BERNARD, the University of the West 

Indies, Trinidad and Tobago and Linda HEWITT, 

Centre for Interdisciplinary Research and Development, 

Trinidad and Tobago 

A review of caribbean population and housing 

census experience 

Frank MILLS, University of the Virgin Islands, USA 

Challenges in the conduct of censuses and surveys in 

the Virgin Islands of the United States 

Marcis TRAPENCIERIS and Sigita SNIKERE, University 

of Latvia, Latvia 

The effects of web-based and paper-and-pencil 

questionnaire administration in school surveys on 

substance use {*} 


in Sociology 




10:45 - 12:15 




Joint session 





Session Organizer and Chair: Fumiya 

ONAKA, Japan Women’s University, Japan 


Luciana LEAO, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 

Studying long-term social processes: Intersections 

between macro-historical sociology and path-dependence 

� 389 � 

Shigeru TANAKA, Ryukoku University, Japan 

Nationalization, modernization and ‘reductive media’ 

Jae Eon YU, Keimyung University, South Korea 

Process-oriented methodology support to social 

interventions: The use of Deleuze’s theory of assemblages 

Felipe Simão PONTES, Federal University of Santa 


The singularity as a category of journalism: 

Convergences and divergences of theories of 

journalism, history and political sociology 

Esmeralda BALLESTEROS DONCEL, Universidad 


The social construction of civic holidays. Discussion 

about Shoah Remembrance Day 

Anna RANSIEK, Georg-August-Universität Göttingen, 

Germany 

What is left to say about the GDR? – The interrelation 

between narration and discourse 

RC36 Alienation Theory 

and Research 



Social Change 


14:30 - 16:00 


Part I 

Joint session 


committee) 




Chair: Marvin PROSONO, Missouri State 

University, USA


Lauren LANGMAN, Loyola University of Chicago, 

USA and Tova BENSKI, College of Management 

Studies, Israel 

Agency, empowerment and utopian visions 

Francois DEPELTEAU, Laurentian University, Canada 

Social theory and agency: The cave, social 

determinism and interdependency 

Joseph E. SAWAN, University of Toronto, Canada 

Learning and (de)alienation in social movements: 

Considerations from two case studies on anti-poverty 

community organizing 

Giovanni ALVES, Universidade Estadual Paulista, Brazil 

Work, alienation and subjetivity 

Alberto L. BIALAKOWSKY, Cecilia M. LUSNICH, 

Demetrio TARANDA, Guadalupe ROMERO and 

Pablo D. ORTIZ, Instituto de Investigaciones Gino 


Crisis, alienation and self-management praxis 

Lara FACIOLI, Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 

Brazil 

“Gender technology” and “self-technologies”: An 

analysis of discourses and practices of contemporary 

self-help 


14:30 - 16:00 


Part II. 

Joint session 


committee) 





Nanako INABA, Ibaraki University, Japan 

How migrant women successfully appealed for a 

change of the anti-domestic violence law in Japan 

� 390 � 

Paulo KUHLMANN and Fabiola FARO, State 

University of Paraiba, Brazil 

Human security and emancipation: Measurements 

and issues 

Lukas PASOS, National Pedagogical University of 


Origen, mantenimiento y desafíos de los movimientos 

sociales antiprohibicionistas de las drogas germaniano {*} 





Social Change 


09:00 - 10:30 



Mobilizations and Social Change 

Joint session 





Session Organizer: Benjamín TEJERINA, 



Simin FADAEE, Humboldt University of Berlin, Germany 

Emergence of a global social movement: World says 

no to inequality 

Zeev ROSENHEK, The Open University of Israel, Israel 

and Michael SHALEV, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 

Israel 

Distributive grievances and socio-political blockages: 

The role of middle-class youth in the Israeli social 

protest movement

Antimo Luigi FARRO, Sapienza University of Rome, Italy 

21st-century collective movements 

Geoffrey PLEYERS, FNRS/UC Louvain & CADIS/EHESS, 

Belgium 

Globalization and social movements in the last 

decade: De-coupling internationalization and 

institutionalization? 

Esin ILERI, EHESS - CADIS, France 

State violence against protesters in Turkey {*} 

Elisenda ARDEVOL and Débora LANZENI, Internet 

Interdisciplinary Institute-Barcelona, Spain 

Seeking for social change, struggling for culture: 

Collaborative creation as political action and moral 

orders in the case of free culture movement {*} 

Graciela DI MARCO, Universidad Nacional de San 


Articulations among collective actions {*} 



Social Change 



12:30 - 14:00 


and Exclusion 

Joint session 





Session Organizers: Malgorzata BOGUNIA- 

BOROWSKA and Piotr SZTOMPKA, 


Chair: Piotr SZTOMPKA, Jagiellonian 

University, Poland 

Co-Chair: Malgorzata BOGUNIA- 

BOROWSKA, Jagiellonian University, Poland 

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Rosa PEREIRA and Rosane MAIA, Universidade 

Federal do Pará, Brazil 

Injustice and exclusion revealed through photos 

(1898-1908) 

Thomas OLESEN, Aarhus University, Denmark 

“We are all Khaled Said”: Visual injustice symbols 

and activism 

Nikita POKROVSKY, Higher School of Economics, 

Russia 

Visual representation of desurbanization: New 

downshifting communities in the near north of Russia 

Miranda CHRISTOU, University of Cyprus, Cyprus 

Baring pain in the news media 

Ignacia PERUGORRIA, Rutgers University, Argentina 

Identity battles, social movement networks and 

political opportunity structures in the Basque public 

space: Bilbao’s Aste Nagusia (2009-2010) 

Soledad SAMAME, Iniciativa Social Blanco y Negro, 

Peru 

Exclusión: La visión de los actores sociales {*} 

Shannon WALSH, University of Johannesburg, South 

Africa 

Visual approaches to social change in South Africa: 

What difference does it make? {*} 

Elisabeth SIMBUERGER, Universidad Diego Portales, 

Chile 

Visual discourses of the University of Santiago de 

Chile: Higher education advertisement, wall paintings 

and graffiti {*} 

Tülay KAYA, Istanbul University, Turkey 

Cinema as a visual tool for immigrants’ welfare {*} 

Fabiene GAMA, UFRJ/EHESS, Brazil 

Photo-documentation and political participation: The 

role of photographic self-representation in Brazil and 

Bangladesh {*}

TG03 Human Rights and 


TG04 Sociology of Risk and 

Uncertainty 


10:45 - 12:15 


Justice 

Joint session 


committee) 



Session Organizers: Edward SIEH, Lasell 

College, USA and Jens O. ZINN, University 


Chair: Edward SIEH, Lasell College, USA 


Lucia Maria BRITO DE OLIVEIRA, University of Brasilia, 

Brazil 

Human rights and the idea of risk 

� 392 � 

Vanessa COSTA, Escola Nacional de Ciências 

Estatísticas, Brazil 

The threat of neoliberalism to the human right of a 

balanced environment: The case of the Brazilian 

Amazon forest and climate change 

Bruno MULLER, Universidade do Estado do Rio de 


The world social forum and the struggle for new 

political paradigms 

Thuanny RIBEIRO, Lucia de Fatima CLEMENTE 

RIBEIRO, Niedja LIMA, Bernadete LIMA, Brazil 

Human rights and media: An authoritative historical 

construction 

Henrique RANGEL, Carlos BOLONHA and Maíra 

ALMEIDA, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, 

Brazil 

Constitutional courts and the instrumentalization of 

legitimacy 

Onder GUNES, Middle East Technical University, 

Turkey 

The perception of the discourse of the (human) rights 

of the Turkish Left


09:00 - 10:30 

3 Additional Session 1 - Educación, 

gestión y ética 


Session Organizer: Néstor CORREA 


Alejandro Marcelo VILLA, Consejo de Investigación 

en Salud, Ministerio de Salud, Gobierno de la 

Ciudad de Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Relaciones de generación, transmisión y autoridad: 

Concepciones de juventud de estudiantes y docentes 

en la transición de la escuela primaria a la media 

Sofia DAFUNCHIO1 , Silvia GRINBERG1 and Gabriela 

ORLANDO2 , (1)CONICET, Argentina, (2)UNSAM, 

Argentina 

Escuelas secundarias emplazadas en contextos de 

extrema pobreza urbana. Reflexiones en torno de los 

dispositivos pedagógicos en clave biopolítica 

Oscar Luis GRAIZER, Education, UNGS-UNLU, 

Argentina 

La configuración del conocimiento oficial en 

instituciones de educación técnica profesional: 

Regulaciones externas y evaluación 

ALAS/AAS Sessions 

� 393 � 

Maria Eugenia GRANDOLI, UBA, Argentina 

Modelos y modalidades de gobierno en torno a la 

transmisión del conocimiento en colegios secundarios 

privados 

Mauricio TOXQUI, Faculty of Philosophy and 

Literature, Doctoral student in Pedagogy at the 

National Autonomous University of Mexico, Faculty of 

Philosophy and Literature, Puebla, Mexico 

Mexican society and professional ethics 

Luis ORTIZ SANDOVAL, Dirección General de 

Postgrado e Investigación, Universidad Católica 

“Nuestra Señora de la Asunción”, Paraguay 

Selección social y configuraciones escolares 

Rosario Olivia IZAGUIRRE FIERRO, Facultad de 

Ciencias de la Educación, Universidad autónoma de 

Sinaloa, México, Culiacán, Sinaloa, México, Mexico 

The audiovisual narrative and school discipline in the 

conflict of values: Violence, discrimination and 

intolerance 

10:45 - 12:15 

46 Additional Session 2 - Derecho y la 

política 


Session Organizer: Andrea GASTRON, 

Universidad de Buenos Aires


Letícia DUTRA, PPGD-FND, UFRJ, Brazil 

Ativismo, democracia y seguridad jurídica 

Sebastián VIQUEIRA, Facultad de Derecho y Ciencias 

Sociales, Universidad Nacional de Córdoba, 

Cordoba, Argentina 

Jurados populares y representación política 

Celeste Salomé NOVELLI, Instituto de Investigaciones 

Jurídicas Ambrosio L. Gioja, Universidad de Buenos 

Aires, Capital Federal, Argentina and Camila 

FERNÁNDEZ MEIJIDE, Instituto de Investigaciones 

Jurídicas Ambrosio L. Gioja, Universidad de Buenos 

Aires, Capital Federal, Argentina 

La formación de los jueces a la luz de la oferta de la 

escuela judicial de la ciudad autónoma de Buenos 

Aires (una primera aproximación) 

Maria Inés BERGOGLIO, National University of 

Córdoba, Córdoba, Argentina 

Lay participation in judicial decision-making 

processes and legitimacy of the judicial system in 


Daniel FLOREZ MUÑOZ, Fundación Universitaria 

Unicolombo, Cartagena, Colombia 

The law and the jouissance 

Heloisa FERNANDES CAMARA, Centro Universitário 

Curitiba, Curitiba, Brazil 

La construcción y permanencia de la legalidad 

autoritaria en Brasil: La dictadura militar de 1964 

Gustavo A. BEADE, Criminal Law, University of 

Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Criminalizing poverty 

Federico Leandro DE FAZIO, Provincia de Buenos 

Aires, Universidad de Buenos Aires, San Antonio de 

Padua, Argentina 

Derechos fundamentales y espacio público: El caso 

de la “libertad sindical” 

Raquel CUSTÓDIO ALVES, Instituto de Investigaciones 

Jurídicas y Sociales “Dr. A. Gioja”, Facultad de Derecho, 

Universidad de Buenos Aires (UBA), Argentina 

Niños, fútbol y derechos humanos 

� 394 � 

Mayra FERNANDES DA SILVA, Universidad de 


La prostitución infantil en Bauru y los aspectos del 

derecho penal brasileño 

Leticia VITA, Instituto de Investigaciones Jurídicas y 

Sociales Ambrosio Lucas Gioja, Facultad de Derecho, 

Universidad de Buenos Aires, CONICET, Buenos 


El contenido del derecho a la vivienda digna en 

Argentina: El papel de la justicia de la ciudad de 

Buenos Aires y los actores no gubernamentales en su 

efectivización 

12:30 - 14:00 

97 Additional Session 3 - Derecho, 

cultura y migración 


Session Organizers: Orlando SÁNCHEZ, 

Universidad Buenos Aires and Felipe FUCITO 


Silvana BEGALA, Sociología Jurídica, Universidad 

Nacional de Córdoba-Facultad de Derecho, 


El principio de reciprocidad y el derecho humano a 

migrar 

Susana CHECA, Sociology, Instituto de Investigaciones 

Gino Germani, Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Género y globalización. Mujeres peruanas y 

mercado de trabajo del empleo doméstico en 

Argentina 

Sofia CIUFFOLETTI, Theory and History of Law 

Department, University of Florence-Law Faculty, 

Florence, Italy and Adriana DIAS VIEIRA, Centro de 

Ciências Jurídicas, Universidade Federal da Paraíba, 

Brazil 

Juridical status and rights of irregular migrants in an 

international comparative perspective: The normative 

realities of Brazil and Italy 

Susana NOVICK, CONICET, University of Buenos 

Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Law and migration: The argentine experience

Lidia MOROZIUK, Historia y Teoría de las Artes, 

Facultad de Filosofía y Letras, Universidad de Buenos 

Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Ley de residencia (Nº 4.144, 1902) y ley de defensa 

social (Nº 7.029, 1910). Contenidos ideológicos y 

articulación con la historia sociopolítica en el contexto 

de fenómenos migratorios en Argentina del siglo XX 

Santiago Gabriel CALISE, Facultad de Ciencias Sociales, 

Universidad de Buenos Aires, Ciudad de Buenos Aires, 

Argentina; Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones 

Científicas y Técnicas - Instituto de Investigaciones Gino 

Germani, Ciudad de Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Observaciones desde Latinoamérica sobre el sistema 

jurídico en América Latina 

Leticia BARRERA, CONICET-UBA, Buenos Aires, 

Argentina 

Comparing judicial practices: Legal knowledge in the 

gap 

14:30 - 16:00 

150 Additional Session 4 - Sociología de 

la salud y las politics sanitarias 


Session Organizers: Liliana GASTRON, 

University of Lujan; Claudia FIGARI and 

Diego ALVAREZ NEWMAN 


Blanca DE LIMA, University Francisco de Miranda, 

Coro, Venezuela 

Curso de vida e institucionalización en adultos 

mayores: Una aproximación cualitativa 

Maria Conceição COSTA, Núcleo de Estudos de 

Gênero - Pagu, Campinas, Brazil 

Medicalização, hormônios e relações de gênero 

Cisalpina CANTÃO, Hepatites Viaris, Secretaria de 

Saúde do Estado do Pará, Belém, Bosnia and Andréa 

CHAVES, Faculdade de Ciências Sociais, 

Universidade Federal do Pará, Belém, Brazil 

Hepatites virais: Prevenção e saúde no estado do Pará 

� 395 � 

Graciela BIAGINI, FCS-UBA, DCS-UNLu, Universidad 

de Buenos Aires - UNLuján, Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Políticas de salud y reclamos sociales 

Luci PINHEIRO, Serviço Social de Niterói, Universidade 

Federal Fluminense, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 

A prática do serviço social e a crise da democracia 

no marco das reformas do estado brasileiro {*} 

Roberta dos Reis NEUHOLD, Programa de Pós- 

Graduação em Educação, Universidade de São 

Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil 

A produção acadêmica sobre o ensino de ciências 

sociais na educação básica: Um mapeamento dos 

debates na sociedade brasileira de sociologia 

Natalia LUXARDO, Social Work and Sociology, 

CONICET, Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Health inequality (in)sensitive to changes in advanced 

cancerxs treatments 

Amurabi OLIVEIRA, Center of Education, Federal 

University of Alagoas, Maceió, Brazil 

The teaching of social sciences in the “escolas 

normais” in alagoas: Trajectories, directions and 

dilemmas 


09:00 - 10:30 

195 Additional Session 5 - Participación 

política y programas sociales 


Session Organizers: Alicia NAVEDA, 

Universidad Nacional de San Juan, 

Argentina; Graciela COUSINET; Beatriz 

RAIJLAND and Mónica CLOT 


Esteban TORRES, CIECS-CONICET. Universidad 

Nacional de Córdoba, Argentina 

El control de la información y la comunicación como 

fuente de poder: Análisis de una tesis de Manuel 

Castells, 1983-2009

Luisina PERELMITER, Sociología, Instituto de Altos 

Estudios Sociales - Universidad de General San 

Martín, Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Construir una “nación cercana”: Transformaciones 

institucionales de la asistencia social en la Argentina 

reciente 

Luis Francisco MERINO, Instituto Salesiano de 

Formación Docente, Córdoba, Argentina 

Prácticas políticas e intercambios recíprocos en 

sectores populares 

Luis SANTARSIERO, CONICET/UNLP/CIMeCS/ 

IdHICS, Argentina 

Comedores comunitarios y políticas de asistencia 

alimentaria en la ciudad de La Plata 

10:45 - 12:15 


urbana 


Session Organizers: Fernando OSTUNI, 

Instituto de Investigaciones “Gino Germani” 

and Eduardo AQUEVEDO 


Sandra GUERRERO, Urban sociologist, Costa Rica 

Abu Dhabi: Urban plan 2030, spatial segregation 

and social polarization 

Leonardo ROMERO OLIVERA, Grupo de Investigación 

Turismo Medio Ambiente y Desarrollo, Sociólogo, 

Barranquilla, Colombia 

Estrategias de apropiación social del patrimonio 

para la revitalización del centro histórico de 

Barranquilla, Colombia 

Pedro NOVAIS LIMA JR. and Camilla LOBINO, Instituto de 

Pesquisa e Planejamento Urbano e Regional - Universidade 

Federal do Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 

Mega-events in Brazil and the conflict of the faculties 

Alvaro L.S. PEREIRA, Economic and Financial Law, 

Faculty of Law of University of São Paulo, Brazil 

Rio 2016: The laboratory of a new urban strategy 

� 396 � 

Maria-Luisa MENDEZ LAYERA, Sociology, 

Universidad Diego Portales, Santiago, Chile 

Is it about elective belonging, social preservation or 

gentrification?: Travelling concepts and fluid 

narratives of place making in Santiago 

Daniel KOZAK, Sociologia, CEUR–CONICET, Buenos 

Aires, Argentina and Lorena VECSLIR, CONICET, 

Azerbaijan 

La "ciudad genérica" en el Sur del conurbano 

bonaerense 

Thaís Troncon ROSA, Instituto de Arquitetura e 

Urbanismo, IAU-USP, São Carlos, Brazil 

Urban trajectories and production of “poor housing 

spaces”: The construction of a research 

12:30 - 14:00 

285 Additional Session 7 - Ciencia, 

tecnología y sociedad: territorios 

de confluencia 


Session Organizer: Mariana VERSINO, 

Universidad Nacional de La Plata - 

CONICET/CEUR 


Tatiana de Pino A. MARANHAO, Science and 

Technology for Social Inclusion, Ministry of Science, 

Technology and Innovation, Brasilia, Brazil 

Accumulation of capital in Brazilian sociology: 

Between actors and structures 

Manuel LUGONES, Departamento de Ciencias 

Sociales, Humanidades y Artes, Universidad 

Nacional de Río Negro, S.C. Bariloche, Argentina 

Desarrollo y política nuclear en Argentina (1965- 

1985) 

Renato de OLIVEIRA, Sociology - Federal State 

University of Rio Grande do Sul, Porto Alegre, Brazil 

and Daniel GUERRINI, Sociology - Federal State 

University of Rio Grande do Sul, Porto Alegre, Brazil 

The modern university and its critical role in society: 

How do brazilian universities address the established 

ways of action of their economic environment?

Pablo Sebastián GARCÍA, Economy, Universidad de 


The role of technology in creativity and scientific 

discovery 

Quelen GIANEZINI, Sociologia, Universidade 

Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, Porto Alegre, Brazil 

Sua virtus e sua sapientia 

14:30 - 16:00 

328 Additional Session 8 - 

Medioambiente, recursos naturales 

y desarrollo 


Session Organizers: Jorge ROJAS 

HERNÁNDEZ and Rudis Yilmar FLORES 


Miguel Francisco GUTIÉRREZ, Historia Económica, 

Facultad de Ciencias Económicas Universidad de 

Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina; Dirección de 

Comercialización, Ministerio de Desarrollo Social de 

la Nación, Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Avance de investigación: Análisis de las políticas de 

fomento productivo de vinos caseros aplicadas en el 

municipio de Lavalle (periodo 2004-2009) desde la 

perspectiva del desarrollo local 

Ariane RODRIGUES, Universidade Federal de Santa 

Maria, Brazil 

De la aparición al presente de la libertad asistida: Un 

análisis del gobiernamento de delincuentes jóvenes 

Maria Galleno SOUZA OLIVEIRA, Sociology, College 

of Letters and Sciences of the São Paulo State 

University (UNESP-SP), Araraquara, Brazil 

Environmental public policy: The natural disasters 

question and its effects on Brazilian risky society 

Elson PEREIRA, Géosciences, Université Fédérale de 

Santa Catarina, Florianópolis, Brazil and André 

SANTOS, Geosciences, Université Fédérale de Santa 

Catarina, Florianópolis, Brazil 

La ville-droit en résistance à la ville-marché dans le 

processus d’élaboration du schéma directeur de 

Florianópolis – Brésil 

� 397 � 

Miguel Angel DÍAZ PERERA, Salud, Equidad y 

desarrollo comunitario, El Colegio de la Frontera Sur, 

Villahermosa, Mexico 

Riesgo y vulnerabilidad en Tabasco: El ejemplo de la 

Colonia Gaviotas ante las inundaciones de 1980 y 

2007 

Liliana RECAMAN, Cauca, Ecology, Popayan, 

Colombia 

Social and environmental management basin of High 

Andean and its influence on the democratic 

management: Case River Basin stones, Popayán, 

Colombia 

Irlys FIRMO BARREIRA, Ciencias Sociais - UFC, 

Sociedade Brasileira de Sociologia, Fortaleza, Brazil 

Social movements, culture and politics in brazilian 

sociology 

Maria Zefisa SOARES MENEZES, Geografia Física y 

Análisis Geográfico Regionall, University of Barcelona, 


Descentralization and social capital: Challenges of 

the strategics projects 

María Eugenia VENTURINI and Carla VILLAGRAN, 

Universidad Nacional de la Patagonia Austral, 

Argentina 

Expresiones de la desigualdad en clave territorial en 

torno de la dinámica escolar-barrial en ciudades 

intermedias de la Patagonia 

Ida CASTIGLIONI1 , Alberto GIASANTI1 , Osvaldo 

ROMERO2 and Armando ULLOA3 , (1)Sociology, 

University of Milano-Bicocca, Milan, Italy, (2) 

Engineering, University of Sancti Spiritus, Sancti 

Spiritus, Cuba, (3)Medicine, University of UNAN of 

Managua, Managua, Nicaragua 

Good practices of cooperation between universities 

and local community 

Ricardo CORTÁZAR, Antropólogo, Medellín, Colombia 

Jóvenes de la street. Apropiaciones espaciales y 

construcción de identidad colectiva del skater en 

Medellín, Colombia 

Marina Luz GARCIA, Sociología, Universidad 

Nacional de General Sarmiento Los Polvorines, UT, 

Argentina 

Jóvenes y violencia letal: Duelo y memorialización

16:15 - 17:45 

378 Additional Session 9 - Migraciones 

y relaciones interculturales 

Location: ALAS Room 1 

Session Organizers: Néstor COHEN and 

Silvia CASTILLO-WINTER 


Dmitri CERBONCINI FERNANDES, Social Science, 

Universidade Federal de Juiz de Fora, Juiz de Fora, 

MG, Brazil 

Black or national? The process of ethnicization of the 

samba 

Sergio MOLINA MONASTERIOS, Ciencia Política, 

Profesor Universidad Diego Portales, Santiago de Chile, 

Chile and Fernando MOLINA, Consultor, Bolivia 

Etnicidad, nueva izquierda y democratización: El 

caso boliviano 

Susana BRAUNER, Maestría Diversidad Cultural- 

Departamento de Gobierno y Relaciones 

Internacionales, UNTREF-UADE, CABA, Argentina and 

Marina TOMASOTTI, Maestría de Diversidad 

Cultural, UNTREF, Argentina 

Etnicidad y diásporas: Mexicanos y argentinos judíos 

de origen sirio desde mediados del siglo XX a la 

actualidad 

Romina RAMOS, Universidad Arturo Prat del Estado de 

Chile, Iquique, Chile and Danae URBINA, Universidad 

Arturo Prat del Estado de Chile, Iquique, Chile 

Sociología de las migraciones 

Alvaro DEL AGUILA, Antropología, Facultad de 

Filosofía y Letras, Universidad de Buenos Aires, 

Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Some reflections upon the ethnographic analysis of 

the cultural manifestation from migrants in the society 

of destination: Paraguayan bicentenary’s celebration 

in the city of Buenos Aires 

Helion PÓVOA-NETO, IPPUR, Federal University of Rio 

de Janeiro (UFRJ), Migration Studies Group (NIEM), 


International migration policies in Brazil: A review of 

recent challenges and measures 

� 398 � 


09:00 - 10:30 

419 Additional Session 10 - Mujeres y 

juventud 


Session Organizers: Sara Victoria 

ALVARADO and María Isabel DOMÍNGUEZ 

GARCÍA, Centro de Investigaciones 

Psicológicas y Sociológicas (CIPS) 


Rogelio SALAZAR DE LEÓN, Escuela de Ciencia 

Política, Universidad de San Carlos de Guatemala, 

Guatemala, Guatemala 

Rousseau y el lenguaje 

Rafael BARRETO, Social Memory, UNIRIO, Rio de 


Spaces of sociality homosexuals: Freedom or prison 

in the public space? 

Martin EYNARD, CIECS-CONICET-UNC, Córdoba, 

Argentina 

Cuerpos en crisis: Protesta social y cuestión alimentaria 

en Córdoba luego del 2001. Delimitaciones 

teóricas – Bodies in crisis: Social protest and food 

issue in Cordoba after 2001. Theoretical delimitations 

10:45 - 12:15 

466 RT 1a Cultura económica y sociedad 


Session Organizers: Alicia CAPLAN and 

Javier LINDENBOIM, Universidad Buenos 

Aires 


Maria J. BARBOSA GOULART and Antônio NETO, 

Programa de Pós-Graduação em Desenvolvimento 

Regional (PPGDR), Universidade Federal do Tocantins 

(UFT), Palmas/Tocantins, Brazil 

The dense social and politic life of social agents in the 

“banco do povo” organizational structure

Nicolás GÓMEZ, Sociología, Universidad Católica 

Silva Henríquez, Santiago, Chile 

Cultura económica en el sector informal 

Anna Luisa CABRERA RUBIO, Instituto Tecnológico y de 

Estudios Superiores de Monterrey Campus Monterrey, 

Monterrey, Mexico 

Institutions that determine local CSR in a developing 

country 

Leonardo LINS, Department of Sociology, University of 


Economic sectors evolution and education: An analysis 

of the metropolitans regions of Belo Horizonte and São 

Paulo 

10:45 - 12:15 

467 RT 1b Desigualdades educativas y 

sociales 


Session Organizer: Gabriela ORLANDO, UNSAM 


Betina FRESNEDA, Sociology, IESP/UERJ, Rio de 


Changes in educational opportunities in the Brazilian 

secondary education 

Cecilia Evangelina MELENDEZ, Ana Griselda DIAZ 

and Maria Natalia LENCINA, CONICET, Argentina 

Desigualdades en la escuela secundaria de la 

provincia de Catamarca 

Débora MAZZA, Social Sciences, Universidade 

Estadual de Campinas-Unicamp, São Paulo, Brazil and 

Marcia dos Santos FERREIRA, Education, Universidade 

Federal de Mato Grosso, Mato Grosso, Brazil 

International migratory circulation and social thought 

in Brazil 

Marina LARRONDO, Becaria de Posgrado 

CONICET, con sede de trabajo en la Escuela de 

Educación, Universidad de San Andrés, Victoria, Pcia. 


Repensando la crisis de la escuela media. La 

construcción de la identidad escolar en nuevos 

dispositivos de educación media en contextos de 

pobreza de la ciudad de Buenos Aires 

� 399 � 

Natalia KRÜGER, Instituto de Investigaciones 

Económicas y Sociales del Sur (UNS-CONICET), 

Bahía Blanca, Argentina 

Un diagnóstico de la segregación por nivel 

socioeconómico en la escuela media Argentina 

Bernardo MARESCA, Asociación Argentina de 

Sociología, Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Teoría del juego social y planeamiento estratégico {*} 

10:45 - 12:15 

468 RT 1c Sociología, antropología y 

aproximaciones filosóficas a las 

emociones en el contexto escolar 


Session Organizer: Rose Martha ROMO 

BELTRAN 


Sebastián GARCIA, IICE-FFyL-UBA/CONICET, 

Argentina 

Emociones en la escuela secundaria. El control de la 

vergüenza y el oficio de estudiante 

Agustina MUTCHINICK, Universidad de Buenos 


Humillaciones y desigualdades sociales en la escuela 

secundaria 

Mariana NOBILE, Área de Educación, Facultad 

Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales (FLACSO), 

Buenos Aires, Argentina; CONICET, Argentina 

La dimensión emocional de la experiencia escolar: 

Reflexiones teóricas a partir del caso de las “escuelas 

de reingreso”, Buenos Aires 

Liliana RONCONI, UBA, Buenos Aires, Argentina 

La diversidad en la escuela: Ventanas para la 

construcción de una cultura escolar democrática 

Mercedes MACHADO, CIC-CONICET-UNSAM, 

Argentina and Waldemar CUBILLA, UNSAM, 

Argentina 

La educación como línea de fuga: Entre el ahora y la 

promesa de futuro. Reflexiones en torno a la 

escolarización en contextos de pobreza urbana

Leandro Rogério PINHEIRO, Basic Studies, UFRGS, 

Porto Alegre, Brazil 

Sobre movimientos sociales, escuelas y desigualdad 

social: Identidades y toma de posición de jóvenes en 

barrios de periferia 

Eduardo LANGER, Educación, Universidad Nacional 

de General San Martín - Universidad Nacional de la 

Patagonia Austral, Ciudad de Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Cómo investigar prácticas de resistencia de 

estudiantes en la escuela de hoy: Reflexiones 

metodológicas desde el campo de la sociología de la 

educación 

10:45 - 12:15 

469 RT 1d Movimientos sociales, 

participación y democracia en 



Session Organizers: Julio MEJÍA NAVARRETE 

and Pablo Sebastián GARCÍA, Universidad 

de Buenos Aires 


Eva CAPECE WORONOWICZ, Doctorado con 

orientación en Sociología, Universidad Nacional 

Autónoma de México, Distrito Federal, Mexico 

Demodiversidad en América Latina: Las disputas en el 

proceso de democratización a comienzos del siglo XXI 

Estefanía VANEGAS CARRASCO, Estudiante maestría 

en Antropología Social. UNSAM/IDAES-IDES, 

Argentina 

Formas colectivas de organización y cultura política 

popular: El caso de la Asamblea Municipal 

Constituyente de Mogotes 

Santiago CUNIAL and Tomás SCHUSTER, UBA, 


Perspectivas sobre la relación entre orden 

institucional y transformación radical en América 

Latina 

Ingrid Karla NÓBREGA BESERRA, UFPE, Recife, Brazil 

Una perspectiva histórica de las personas sordas y su 

constitución como medio de movimiento social en 

Brasil 

� 400 � 

Elizabeth Maria FLEURY-TEIXEIRA, Health Ministery, 

Universidade Federal De Minas Gerais & Fundação 

Oswaldo Cruz, Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, Brazil 

Women leaders in detraditionalization’s context 

Abili Lazaro Castro LIMA, Public Law Departament, 

UFPR - Federal University of Parana, Curitiba, Brazil 

Globalization and neoliberalism and theirs negative 

consequences in politics and law 

Fatima de OLIVEIRA SOUZA, Universidad Federal 

Fluminence, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 

As interfaces da política de assistência social nos 

programas sociais do ministério do desenvolvimento 

social: Assistência ou assistencialização da pobreza? 

10:45 - 12:15 

465 Additional Session 11 - Trabajo, 

orden jurídico y las nuevas 

prácticas de inclusión 


Session Organizers: Cecilia M. LUSNICH, 


Facultad de Ciencias Sociales, Universidad 

de Buenos Aires and Ricardo ANTUNES 


Ana Laura ERMIDA and Sofía MANNISE, Sociology, 

Panelist, Montevideo, Uruguay 

Experiencias de diálogo social y nuevas formas de 

gobernabilidad 

Olímpio ROCHA, Regional Development, Paraíba 

State University (UEPB), Campina Grande, Brazil 

Juridical pluralism: Contemporary new paradigm? 

Luciana COENTRO, APG, Fundação Getulio Vargas- 

São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil 

Migration of high-skilled workers between Brazil and 

US: Aspects on immigration policies 

Andréa CHAVES, Faculdade de Ciências Sociais, 

Universidade Federal do Pará, Belém, Brazil and 

Paulo FRAZÃO, Escola Vilhena Alves, SEDUC, Belém, 

Brazil 

Poder público e sindicato: O movimento grevista do 

SINTEP

Vitor COSTA, Departamento de Sociologia e 

Antropologia - UFMG, Universidade Federal de Minas 

Gerais, Pedro Leopoldo/MG, Brazil 

Violence et prostitution à Belo Horizonte et 

connaissances pragmatiques et Compétences 

sécuritaires parmi des différents groupes de 

prostituées 

12:30 - 14:00 

525 RT 2a Derecho y profesiones 


Session Organizer: María Inés BERGOGLIO, 

National University of Cordoba 


Quelen GIANEZINI, Sociologia, Universidade 

Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, Porto Alegre, Brazil 

Access to law school and the capital of nativebrazilian 

students 

Rafael Mafei Rabelo QUEIROZ, Luciana Silva REIS 

and Victor Marcel PINHEIRO, São Paulo School of 

Law of Fundação Getulio Vargas, São Paulo-SP, Brazil 

Globalization and legal notables in emerging 

economies: A case study on Brazil 

Agustín VÉLEZ MASSA, Universidad Nacional de 


Insurance companies and their lawyers in road accident 

mediation: Usual players shaping the game rules 

Andrea GASTRON, Law School, Universidad de 

Buenos Aires, Pablo Nogués, Argentina and Viviana 

KÜHNE, Università de Lecce, Italy 

When the symbol does not correspond to the 

substance: The images of justice and the social roles 

of women and men in the legal world through time 

Pedro GERALDO, Anthropology, Universidade Federal 

Fluminense, Niterói, Brazil 

Justice in context: The routinized ground of decisionmaking 

in courts 

Gabriel Eidelwein SILVEIRA, PPG Sociology, UFRGS 

- Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, Porto 

Alegre, Brazil 

Labor justice – The Brazilian way. Political ideologies 

and professionalism of our judges 

� 401 � 

12:30 - 14:00 

526 RT 2b Problemas urbanos 


Session Organizer: Juan PECORARO, 

Universidad Buenos Aires 


Juan Felipe PINILLA, consultor independiente, 

Colombia 

Jueces y defensa del medio ambiente. El caso de la 

descontaminación del río Bogotá 

Gustavo CORTÉS SUAZA, Ciencias Sociales, 

Universidad Pedagógica y Tecnológica de Colombia, 

Tunja, Colombia; Grupo de Investigación en Estudios 

Socio-Culturales, Tunja, Colombia 

Bogotá, distrito especial: Entre la nación y las 

regiones 

Victoria RICCIARDI, Facultad de Derecho, Universidad 

de Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina and 

Alejandro SEHTMAN, Escuela de Política y Gobierno, 

Universidad Nacional de San Martín, Buenos Aires, 

Argentina 

The vicissitudes of housing rights in a landmark 

environmental case of Argentina: A study of the 

Matanza-Riachuelo basin case 

Luciana VACCOTTI, IIGG-UBA, Argentina 

El derecho a la vivienda adecuada en la legislación 

de Argentina, Paraguay y Uruguay 

Aline VIOTTO, Departamento de Direito Econômico, 

Financeiro e Tributário, Universidade de São Paulo, 


Urban law and the real estate sector: Economic 

interests and the law in the production of the city of 

São Paulo 

12:30 - 14:00 

527 RT 2c Análisis científico y grupos 

sociales en riesgo 


Session Organizers: Claudia NATENZON 

and Héctor Atilio POGGIESE


Mirta Beatriz ROMERO, Candela LOPEZ and 

Gabriela CAAMAÑO, Instituto Regional de 

Planeamiento y Hábitat (IRPHa), Universidad 

Nacional de San Juan, San Juan, Argentina 

Gestión del riesgo: Su inclusión entre las estrategias 

de desarrollo 

José María LEZCANO, Grupo de Estudio de la 

Complejidad en la Sociedad de la Información- 

GECSI, Facultad de Ciencias Jurídicas y Sociales, 

Universidad Nacional de La Plata, La Plata, Argentina 

Conflict analysis using complexity sciences tools 

Yara Mendes Cordeiro ARAÚJO and Luciene 

RODRIGUES, Universidade Estadual de Montes 

Claros, Brazil 

Estratégias de auto-organização do trabalho: A 

família como unidade econômica e redistribuidora de 

recursos no enfrentamento da questão social no 

Cerrado norte mineiro, Brasil 

Joyce Nathalia DE SOUZA TRINDADE, Social 

Sciences, Universidade Estadual Paulista, São Carlos, 

Brazil and Ariella SILVA ARAUJO, Sociologia, 

Universidade Estadual Paulista, São Paulo, Brazil 

Fragility of young life in the metropolitan periphery: 

Two views 

12:30 - 14:00 


Movimientos sociales 


Session Organizers: Gabriela GÓMEZ 

ROJAS; Cesar GERMANA and Norberto 

ROCHA 


Larissa GALDINO DE MAGALHAES SANTOS, 

Departamento de Ciências Sociais, Universidade 

Federal do Espírito Santo, Vitória, Brazil 

Ciberespaço e identidades híbridas – Apontamentos 

entre a cibercultura e os estudos pós-coloniais 

Thais CAMARGO, Instituto de Filosofia e Ciências 

Sociais - Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro 

(IFCS/UFRJ), Brazil 

� 402 � 

Abortion rights, religion and social movements in 

Brazil: The case of católicas pelo direito de decidir 

Marco MONDAINI, Trabajo Social - Universidade 

Federal de Pernambuco, Taynan BARBOSA MENDES 

BARRETO, Brazil; Rodrigo FARIAS DE ARAÚJO, Brazil 

Los medios de comunicación y movimientos sociales: 

Un estudio sobre la criminalización de los 

movimientos sociales por los medios de comunicación 

impresos en Pernambuco, Brasil 

Andreza Aparecida FRANCO CAMARA, Departamento 

de Ciências Jurídicas e Sociais, Universidade Federal 

Rural do Rio de Janeiro, Niterói, Brazil 

Simplicio hidroeléctricas: Los jugadores repiten y 

afectados por las represas 

Cleide Magáli SANTOS, PPGCS, Universidade 

Federal da Bahia, Salvador, Brazil; Educação, 

Universidade do Estado da Bahia, Salvador, Brazil 

Jóvenes militantes y ciclos de la confrontación 

Daiene GARCIA, Faculdade de Ciências Humanas e 

Sociais - Campus de Franca/SP, Universidade 

Estadual Paulista “Júlio de Mesquita Filho” - UNESP, 

Franca, Brazil 

The new social order and the democratization of 

environment cyber 

Diego ORTÚZAR, Doctorando en Historia, Escuela de 

Altos Estudios en Ciencias Sociales (EHESS-París), 

France and Pamela GUTIÉRREZ, Dra. en Psicología 

Social, Directora Escuela de Terapia Ocupacional 


Cuerpo, discapacidad y prácticas institucionales: Una 

visión crítica de su evolución histórica en Chile 

Lucrecia MOLINARI, UNTREF-CONICET, Argentina 

Reflexiones políticas de Roque Dalton (El Salvador, 

1935-1975) 

Juliana NEUENSCHWANDER MAGALHÃES, Teoria 

do Direito, Faculdade Nacional de Direito da 

Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, Rio de 

Janeiro, Brazil and Nádia PIRES, Grupo de Pesquisa 

Direito e Cinema, Faculdade Nacional de Direito da 

Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, Rio de 


The production of law at the cinema. A sociological 

study

Pierre-Mathieu LE BEL, Geography, Université du 

Québec à Montréal, Montréal, QC, Canada and 

Renata BRAUNER FERREIRA, Planejamento Urbano, 

Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro-UFRJ-IPPUR, 

Brazil 

War in Rio: The city goes to the movies 

14:30 - 16:00 

571 RT 3a Desigualdad y pobreza en el 

espacio urbano 1: personas en 

situación de calle y procesos de 

renovación en áreas centrales 


Session Organizer: Ana Maria PEREZ 


Camila Nastari FERNANDES and Ricardo de Sousa 

MORETTI, Planejamento e Gestão do Território, 

Universidade Federal do ABC, Santo André - SP, Brazil 

Census of the homelessness population: Tendency 

analysis in some capitals of Brazil and the world 

Steven NAVARRETE, Student of Sociology university 

National of Colombia, Bogotá, Colombia and 

Andrea MONTOYA, Anthropology University 

National of Colombia, Bogotá, Colombia 

Diseñando una ciudad para excluir ¿Cómo mantener 

la chusma a raya? 

Carlos José SUAREZ GARCIA, IPPUR/UFRJ, Brazil 

The corrective machine, or how to restore the 

homeless people to the structure: Two models of 

transformation 

14:30 - 16:00 

572 RT 3b Desigualdad y pobreza en el 

espacio urbano 2: disputas por el 

espacio público y acciones estatales 



María Eugenia VENTURINI and Carla VILLAGRAN, 

Universidad Nacional de la Patagonia Austral, Argentina 

Formas de la desigualdad en torno de la dinámica 

territorial-escolar en ciudades intermedias de la Patagonia 

� 403 � 

Paola JIRON, Instituto de la Vivienda, Facultad de 

Arquitectura y Urbanismo, Universidad de Chile, 


New forms of social exclusión through urban daily 

mobility practices 

Julio CALDERÓN COCKBURN, Facultad Arquitectura, 

Universidad Nacional de Ingeniería, Lima, Peru 

Perú: Política pública, propiedad privada y pobres 

urbanos 

14:30 - 16:00 

573 RT 3c Investigaciones actuales en 

sociología 


Session Organizers: Irlys BARREIRA and 

Luciana GUIDO 


Gilberto GERIBOLA MORENO, Faculdade de 

Educação USP, Universidade de São Paulo, São 

Paulo, Brazil 

Old and young leaders in social movements in the 

periphery of São Paulo 

Everton OLIVEIRA, Departamento de Sociologia, 

Universidade Federal de São Carlos, São Carlos, 

Brazil 

The immanent resistance and the state reality: Notes 

on the implementation of a public health policy and 

the processes of subjection, subjectification and 

resistance 

Nestor DA COSTA, Montevideo, Uruguay 

La construcción social de la laicidad en Uruguay 

Patricia VILLEN MEIRELLES ALVES, Sociology, 

Universidade Estadual de Campinas (UNICAMP), 


Temporary work visa, restrictions of rights and 

deterioration of labour condition in the new 

configuration of international immigration in São Paulo

14:30 - 16:00 

570 Additional Session 13 - Calidad de 

vida, estratificación social y 

políticas públicas 


Session Organizer: Ximena SANCHEZ 

SEGURA 


Geraldo MONTEIRO, Sylvio CRUZ and Adauto 

SANTOS, PhD Program of Political Science and 

International Relations, IUPERJ, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 

Evaluating the Combined impact of multi-level public 

health policies and social policies on the quality of 

life in Rio de Janeiro 

Fernanda USHIJIMA, Faculty of Philosophy and 

Sciences, São Paulo State University, Marília, Brazil 

The adaptation of Brazilian foreign policy related to 

the emigration phenomenon 

Mauricio LOPEZ-RUIZ, Social Research Institute, 

University of Costa Rica, Costa Rica 

The incorporation of nicaraguan migrants into Costa 

Rica’s healthcare system: An opportunity for social 

equity? 


09:00 - 10:30 

612 RT 4a La organización financiera y 

de los mercados a nivel nacional e 

internacional 


Session Organizers: Bernardo MARESCA, 

Asociación Argentina de Sociología and 

Alfredo OSSORIO 


Paula GUARALDO, Sociology, UNESP, Franca, Brazil 

Consolidation, leverage, opening and restructuring of 

Brazilian exports: The footwear sector in focus 

� 404 � 

Camila PHILIPPI, Departamento de Sociologia e 

Ciência Política, Universidade Federal de Santa 

Catarina, Florianópolis, Brazil 

El milagro del petróleo: Petrobras, pre-sal y la nueva 

regulación 

Rosario COTA-YAÑEZ, Departamento de Estudios 

Regionales, Universidad de Guadalajara, Zapopan, 

Mexico and Juan Jorge RODRIGUEZ-BAUTISTA, Ciencias 

Sociales, Universidad de Guadalajara, Ameca, Mexico 

Talleres de participación ciudadana e iniciativas 

locales de desarrollo 

Maria Eugenia SCHEINFELD, Economic Sociology, 

IDAES-UNSAM, Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires, 

Argentina 

The economic value of diseases. A sociological 

approach on the objectivation and commodification 

of subjectivity 

09:00 - 10:30 

613 RT 4b Políticas Sociales, Seguridad 

Social y Cultura Organizacional 


Session Organizer: Beatriz WEHLE, 



Pilar BERRIOS NAVARRO, Relaciones Sociales, 

Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana-Xochimilco, 


Diseño institucional y cultura organizacional de la 

política social: Análisis comparativo 

Annabelle SULMONT, Institut d’Etudes du 

Développement Economique et Social, Université Paris 

1 Panthéon Sorbonne, France - Centro de Estudios 

Mexicanos y Lationamericanos, Mexico, México DF, 

Mexico 

Social security and microinsurance 

Edna A. MELO CHERNICHARO and Regina GLORIA 

NUNES ANDRADE, Psicologia Social, Universidade 

do Estado do Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 

Tuning the emotions: The clinica social in Mangueira 

Hill

09:00 - 10:30 

614 RT 4c Recursos naturales, desarrollo 

y Sociedad 2 


Session Organizer: Rudis YILMAR FLORES 


Salomé ARIAS ARÉVALO, Universidad del Valle, 

Estudiante de Sociología, Cali, Colombia, Colombia 

Memoria de la época de la violencia en Colombia 

Vera WEILER, Universidad Nacional de Colombia, 

Bogotá, Colombia 

Processual logic applied to anthropologist’s critic on 

elias’ idea about simpler societies 

Napoleón VELÁSTEGUI BAHAMONDE, Colegio de 

Sociólogos del Guayas, Guayaquil, Ecuador 

Si la ley, es el límite del derecho, la justicia, es la 

fuente de la democracia 

Andrei MASSA, Universidade Federal de São Paulo, 

Brazil 

Sub-imperialismo: Historia y perspectivas 

David MONTENEGRO, Instituto Federal de 

Educação, Ciência e Tecnologia do Ceará - IFCE, 


The crisis and their interpretations: In search of the 

output in the labyrinth of senses 

09:00 - 10:30 

615 RT 4d Política, Mercado y Religión 


Session Organizer: Fortunato MALLIMACI 


Agustín VACA, Investigación, in process, Zapopan, Mexico 

Estado, monopolio católico y pluralismo en México: 

El caso de Jalisco 

Juan SCURO, Universidad Federal de Río Grande del 

Sur (Brasil), Brazil 

La formación de un campo ayahuasquero uruguayo y 

su lugar dentro del mercado religioso de ese país 

� 405 � 

Mariangeles FUNES, Centro Argentino de Etnografia 

Americana CONICET, CONICET, Argentina 

Las crisis vitales, rituales terapéuticos y los sacerdotes 

carismáticos en Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Lucia ACAR, Sociology, IUPERJ, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 

The social dynamic fashion 

09:00 - 10:30 

611 Additional Session 14 - El trabajo 

etnográfico en la producción de 

conocimiento 


Session Organizers: Roxana CRUDI, 

Investigadora; Delia FRANCO, Instituto Gino 

Germani, Facultad de Ciencias Sociales, 

Universidad de Buenos Aires and Osmar 

GONZALES 


Betsabé PAP, CONICET-UBA, Buenos Aires, Argentina 

La corte suprema de justicia de la nación y su 

relación con el poder ejecutivo nacional (Argentina, 

1989-1995) 

Alicia MÉNDEZ, Facultad de Ciencias Sociales 

(UBA), Buenos Aires, Argentina 

La posición del etnógrafo en el trabajo con una 

¿comunidad? meritocrática: "Cuando los nativos te 

leen y te arman el campo" 

Angela Ester MALLMANN CENTENARO, Economia, 

Univeridade do Vale do Rio dos Sinos, Nova 

Petrópolis, Brazil 

Las posibles relaciones entre capital social, 

cooperativismo y desarollo económico local 

Carolina RISPOLI LEAL, Pontíficia Universidade 

Católica do Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil 

Negotiating debt: An ethnographic experience in 

mediation center 

Johana KUNIN, UTDT, Argentina 

Promoting transnational inter-organizational dialogue 

and knowledge while conducting multi-site field 

research: The case of the Latin American “cardboard 

book publishers”

10:45 - 12:15 


Globalización y desarrollo local: 

protestas, justicia y sociología del 

público 


Session Organizers: Sebastian PEREYRA, 

Universidad Nacional de San Martin and 

Ana Lucia PAZ 


María Verónica MORENO, Sociología, Instituto de 

Investigaciones Gino Germani/CONICET, Ciudad 

Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Ciudad global y migración internacional: Una 

revisión de las discusiones en el marco del flujo de 

capital y de las personas altamente calificadas 

Gabriel NARDACCHIONE, CONICET-UBA, Argentina 

A pragmatic and sequential analysis. Closures and 

reopenings of public disputes 

Janneth ALDANA, Sociology, Pontificia Universidad 

Javeriana, Bogotá, Colombia 

Artistic transformation and social development. Some 

changes in the appropriation of aesthetic knowledge 

Marcia RODRIGUES, Ciências Sociais, Universidade 

Federal do Espírito Santo, Vitória, Brazil 

Migration, crime and civil rights 

10:45 - 12:15 

652 RT 5b Migrantes: experiencias de 

vida, formas de organización, 

participación e inserción social 


Session Organizer: Carolina NAJMIAS, 


UBA 


Viviane MONTEIRO, Universidade Estadual de 


La educación en el contexto de la movilidad internacional 

Lili KAWAMURA, Researcher at NEPO-UNICAMP, 

� 406 � 

UNICAMP-University Campinas, São Paulo, Brazil 

The current migration between Brazil and Japan: 

Social and cultural spaces and networks 

Lidiane MACIEL, IFCH/Unicamp-SP-Brazil, Studant of 

Pos-graduate, Campinas, Brazil 

The meaning of better of life: Un study between rural 

worker migrant of São Paulo-Brazil 

10:45 - 12:15 

653 RT 5c Brasil interrogado: 

perspectivas teóricas y 

comparativas 


Session Organizer: Verónica GIORDANO, 

IEALC 


Mara BURKART, UBA-CONICET, Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Cambio social y violencia política en la prensa de 

humor gráfico. Brasil y Argentina, 1969-1976 

Athanis RODRIGUES, Universidade Federal de Santa 


War against narcoterrorism: An alibi to the 

recolonization of Latin-America 

Ariel Alejandro GOLDSTEIN, Social Sciencies, 

University of Buenos Aires, Instituto de Estudios de 

América Latina y el Caribe (IEALC). CONICET, 

Ciudad de Buenos Aires, Argentina 

The ideological frontiers of opposition during the first 

rule of Lula 

Giovana BONAMIM, IDES/UNGS, Buenos Aires, 

Argentina; NUSP/UFPR, Curitiba, Brazil 

Modernisms and state building: Keys on brazilian 

specificities among the southern cone countries 

Denise TORRES, Postgraduate Program in Education, 

Federal University of Pernambuco, Recife, PE, Brazil 

Functional interculturality in rural education and the 

critical interculturality in current rural education: An 

analysis based in the post-colonial studies

10:45 - 12:15 

654 RT 5d El Cine y la Construcción del 

Imaginario Audiovisual del Mundo 

Contemporáneo. Sujetos y Campos 

de una Sociología del Mundo 

Audiovisual 


Session Organizers: Lucas RUBINICH and 

Syd KROCHMALNY, professor 


Tulio ROSSI, Sociology, USP, São Paulo, Brazil 

The relevance of a sociological approach to 

Hollywood movies 

Paula IADEVITO, Facultad de Ciencias Sociales, 

Universidad de Buenos Aires, Instituto de 

Investigaciones Gino Germani/CONICET, Ciudad de 


Política cultural como identidad híbrida. El arte y la 

cultura de Corea en la Ciudad de Buenos Aires 

José Duarte BARBOSA JÚNIOR, Anthropology, 

Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Norte, 

Natal, Brazil 

March of marijuana and images of city life 

Carla BERNAVA, Sociology, Universidade de São 

Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil 

The emergency of the vamp and the production of a 

terrifying/terrified female sexuality in modern urban 

contexts 

Janneth ALDANA, Sociology, Pontificia Universidad 

Javeriana, Bogotá, Colombia 

La creación artística: Desarrollo social y desarrollo 

cognitivo en la trayectoria de un artista 

12:30 - 14:00 

699 RT 6a Contextos: trabajo y 

trabajadores 


Session Organizers: Marisa IACOBELLIS and 

Sara LIFSZYC, Universidad de Buenos Aires, 

Ciclo Básico Común 

� 407 � 


Miriam TONI, Centro de Pesquisa de Emprego e 

Desemprego, Fundação de Economia e Estatística, 

Porto Alegre, Brazil 

Labor market in the decent work perspective: The 

case of the metropolitan area of Porto Alegre 

Marco GOMEZ SOLORZANO, Sociology, Professor, 

Mexico DF, Mexico 

Maquiladoras in low wage society 

Jose Mauricio ARGÜELLES PÉREZ, Research Team of 

Social Development and Globalization, Instituto 

Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey 

(ITESM), Campus Monterrey, Monterrey, Nuevo León, 

Mexico; Department of Sociology, Universidad 

Autónoma de Nuevo León (UANL), San Nicolás de 

los Garza, Nuevo León, Mexico 

Significado del trabajo y la precariedad entre los 

adultos mayores 

Julieta HAIDAR, Docente, Argentina 

Estrategias sindicales. El caso de Luz y Fuerza Capital 

(1945-1975) 

12:30 - 14:00 

700 RT 6b Precaridad y disciplina en 

“neofordism” 


Session Organizer: Ruy BRAGA, University of 

São Paulo 


Isabel Rosario QUISPE SORIA, Universidad Nacional 

Mayor de San Marcos, Lurigancho-Chosica Peru 

De la agricultura a la minería: La proletarización del 

campesino y los cambios en los modos de 

producción 

Sandra PICCININNI, Universidad Nacional de Mar 

del Plata, Univ. Nacional de Rosario, Mar del Plata, 

Argentina; Ministerio de Trabajo, Empleo y Seguridad 

Social de la Nación, Mar del Plata, Argentina 

Estrategias de articulación de docentes marplatenses 

entre trabajo rentado y doméstico y de cuidados

Diego SZLECHTER, Instituto de Industria, Universidad 

Nacional de General Sarmiento, Los Polvorines, 

Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Gestión del conocimiento o gestión del 

comportamiento? Apuntes para un debate sobre el 

mánager neofordista 

Marta PANAIA, Ciencias Sociales, CONICET, 

Ciudad de Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Riesgos y organización en talleres clandestinos 

Leonardo SALINAS ROBINSON, Centro de Análisis e 

Investigación Política, Chile 

Sobre transnacionalización y movimiento obrero: 

Análisis en perspectiva comparada 

12:30 - 14:00 

701 RT 6c Informalidad de trabajo en 

contextos locales 


Session Organizer: Guadalupe ROMERO, 


Facultad de Ciencias Sociales, Universidad 

de Buenos Aires 


Inés PÉREZ and Romina CUTULI, CONICET/ 

Universidad Nacional de Mar del Plata, Argentina 

Conciliar trabajo doméstico remunerado y no 

remunerado: Trabajo, familia y género en el caso de 

las empleadas domésticas (Mar del Plata, Argentina, 

1970-2010) 

Rosario PALACIOS, Sociology, Pontificia Universidad 

Católica de Chile, Santiago, Chile 

Informality wears uniform: The experience of beauty 

salons’ workers in Santiago, Chile 

12:30 - 14:00 


audiovisual y de las artes 


Session Organizer: Gabriel RESTREPO 

� 408 � 


Pérola MATHIAS, Non, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil and 

Bruno Vilas Boas BISPO, Non, Salvador, Brazil 

A survey of studies on “art” in the XIV and XV 

Brazilian Congress of Sociology 

Jorge GALINDO, Social Sciences, Universidad 

Autónoma Metropolitana, Cuajimalpa, Mexico DF, 

Mexico 

Art: System, field and network 

Maximiliano DUARTE ACQUISTAPACE, Departamento 

de Sociología, Instituto de Estudos Sociais e Políticos 

(IESP). Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro, Río 


Diversidad cultural como diversidad expresiva. Una 

discusión sobre las desigualdades en las 

construcciones simbólicas 

Javier CRISTIANO, CONICET, Córdoba, Argentina 

Schütz y Mead y la importancia del concepto de 

imaginación para la teoría sociológica 

Julián Andrés RIVEROS, Mayra Alejandra UMAÑA 

and Silvia RIVERA LARGACHA, U. del Rosario 

Colombia, Bogotá, Colombia 

Métodos de investigación visual para culturas visuales 

digitales 

Yanina CARPENTIERI1 , Sofia DAFUNCHIO2 and Silvia 

GRINBERG2 , (1)UNSAM, Argentina, (2)CONICET, 

Argentina 

Miradas cruzadas. Construyendo experiencias 

audiovisuales 

Soledad MUÑIZ, InsightShare, Argentina, Chris 

LUNCH, InsightShare, France and Isabelle LEMAIRE, 

InsightShare, Canada 

The medium is the message - What PV does for 

monitoring and evaluation 

Giovanni ALVES, Sociology and antropology, 

Universidade Estadual Paulista - UNESP-Marilia, 

Marilia, Brazil and Elisio ESTANQUE, Sociology, 

Universidade de Coimbra, Coimbra, Portugal 

Work, social movement and visual sociology 

Dmitri CERBONCINI FERNANDES, Social Science, 

Universidade Federal de Juiz de Fora, Juiz de Fora, 

MG, Brazil

Brazilian popular music and intellectuals: An 

analytical model 

Ornela BOIX, CIMeCS/IdIHCS (UNLP-CONICET), 

La Plata, Argentina 

Trayectorias en la música “independiente” 

Martín MALDONADO, Universidad Nacional de 

Entre Ríos-CONICET, Argentina 

La informatización de lo viviente: El caso del bioarte 

14:30 - 16:00 

729 RT 7a Debates y perspectivas 

teórico-conceptuales para el 

estudio de la conflictividad y el 

cambio social 


Session Organizer: Victor ARMONY, 

University of Quebec at Montreal 


Anabel Angélica BELIERA, CISH-IdIHCS (UNLP- 

CONICET), Sociología, La Plata, Argentina 

Campo de protesta. Reflexiones sobre la utilización 

de la perspectiva de Bourdieu como herramienta 

analítica sobre la conflictividad social en la provincia 

de Neuquén 

Verónica PÉREZ, Facultad de Ciencias Sociales, UBA- 

IIGG-CONICET, Buenos Aires, Argentina and Julián 

REBON, Instituto de Investigaciones Gino Germani, 

Argentina 

Conflicto y cambio social en Argentina del siglo XXI. 

Un debate conceptual sobre los estallidos de hostilidad 

Borja MIGUEL ALARCON, Escuela Superior de 

Administración Pública, Bogotá, Colombia 

Nuevos y viejos espacios del poder en América Latina 

14:30 - 16:00 

730 RT 7b Política y derechos humanos 


Session Organizers: Pablo VOMMARO, 

IIGG-UBA/CONICET/CLACSO and Alcira 

DAROQUI 

� 409 � 


Bruno FORNILLO, Buenos Aires, UBA-CONICET, 

Caba, Argentina 

Mutaciones en la territorialidad política bolivana 

durante el primer gobierno del MAS 

Rafaela DE MELO VASCONCELLOS, Estudiante del 

Máster en Sociología en la Universidade Federal de 

Pernambuco (PPGS/UFPE), Brazil 

Vínculo y desafíos de una acción colectiva en el 

nordeste del Brasil: El caso de la red Coque Vive 

Gustavo A. BEADE, Criminal Law, University of 


Criminalizing inmigrants 

Suzana BURNIER, Education, Centro Federal de 

Educação Tecnológica de Minas Gerais, Contagem, 

Brazil 

Politics of youth counseling and trainning: Common 

chalenges in Brazil and Spain 

14:30 - 16:00 

731 RT 7c Movimientos de estudiantes y 

estudiantes en movimiento: 

experiencias organizativas en 



Session Organizer: Melina VAZQUEZ, 

Instituto de Investigaciones Gino Germani 

(FSOC-UBA)/Consejo Nacional de 

Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas 


Betiana PEDROZO and Andrea LAZCANO, 


EL movimiento de bachilleratos populares en 

Argentina: Aportes para el análisis de sus procesos 

de enmarcamiento 

Héctor ANGELICO, CEIL-PIETTE/CONICET, Argentina 

and María del Carmen AIELLO, UBA-CEIRET, CABA, 

Argentina 

Experiencias asociativas en educación: Los 

bachilleratos populares de jóvenes y adultos

Oscar MAC-CLURE, Centro Investigación Sociedad y 

Políticas Públicas, Universidad de Los Lagos, Santiago, 

Chile 

Movimiento social en Chile y crítica al sistema desde 

fuera del movimiento 

14:30 - 16:00 


Responsabilidad social, jóvenes y 

comunicación 


Session Organizer: Nora GARITA 


Alfredo FERES and Lis BASTOS, Brasilia University, Brazil 

State of art of cyberbulling research: The case of Brazil 

Pierre-Olivier SIRE, Departamento Estudios Socio- 

Urbanos, Universidad de Guadalajara, Guadalajara, 

Mexico 

RSE y sociedad civil en México: Marco institucional y 

actuación en red 

Chiara SÁEZ and Patricia PEÑA, Instituto de la 

Comunicación e Imagen (ICEI) - Universidad de Chile, 

Profesora titular, Santiago, Chile 

El debate sobre la TV digital en Chile desde el punto 

de vista de la democratización mediática 

Raquel SASTRE, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina 

El rol de la sociedad civil en la motivación y en el 

desarrollo de la capacidad emprendedora 

Magdalena FELICE, IIGG-CIN, Ciudad de Buenos 


Jóvenes y usos del teléfono celular 

16:15 - 17:45 

755 RT 8a Experiencias del cuerpo: 

abordajes desde las ciencias 

sociales 


Session Organizer: Verónica FILARDO, 

Universidad de la República 

� 410 � 


María Alejandra PAGOTTO, IIGG-UBA/CONICET, 

Argentina 

Cuerpo y emociones en la obra de Néstor Perlongher 

Clara B. BRAVIN, Facultad de Filosofía y Letras. 

(Ciencias de la Educación), Universidad de Buenos 

Aires, Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Mercado y consumidores: La construcción social del 

cuerpo en el nuevo capitalismo 

Tomás BOVER and Ana Sabrina MORA, Núcleo de 

Estudios Socioculturales. Facultad de Trabajo Social. 

Universidad Nacional de La Plata, Argentina 

Policías y bailarinas en una antropología de y desde 

el cuerpo (Cops and dancers in a social anthropology 

of and from the body) 

Emilio José SEVESO ZANIN and Gabriela VERGARA 

MATTAR, Sociología, CIECS-UNC/CONICET, 


¿Qué ves cuando me ves? Expulsión, precariedad 

corporal y sensibilidad. Percepciones y emociones 

sobre prácticas de denegación social en cartoneros y 

beneficiarios estatales de las ciudades de Córdoba y 

San Luis 

Ana Julia ARÉCHAGA, Facultad de Humanidades y 

Ciencias de la Educación/UNLP-IDICHS-CONICET, 

La Plata, Argentina 

Sos linda porque sos “blanquita”. Usos y 

concepciones del cuerpo en relación a la belleza de 

sectores populares 

16:15 - 17:45 

756 RT 8b Cuerpo y sociedad: 

elementos para su 

conceptualización 


Session Organizer: Clara B. BRAVIN, 



Martin EYNARD, CIECS-CONICET-UNC, Cordoba, 

Argentina 

“Bodies in crisis: Social protest and food issue in 

Cordoba after 2001. Theoretical delimitations”

Rafael Andrés SÁNCHEZ AGUIRRE, Instituto de 

Investigaciones Gino Germani-CONICET, Universidad 

de Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Apuntes sobre la construcción conceptual del cuerpo 

y de las emociones 

Olga Alejandra SABIDO RAMOS, Área de 

investigación: Pensamiento Sociológico, Universidad 

Autónoma Metropolitana, Azcapotzalco, Mexico and 

Roberta Priscila CEDILLO HERNANDEZ, UNAM, 


El cuerpo como objeto de estudio en las ciencias 

sociales en México (1989-2008) una perspectiva 

desde la sociología de la ciencia 

Ricardo CRISORIO, Agustín LESCANO, Valeria 

EMILIOZZI and Liliana ROCHA BIDEGAIN, Centro 

Interdisciplinario de Metodología de las Ciencias 

Sociales - Facultad de Humanidades y Ciencias de la 

Educación, Universidad Nacional de La Plata, La 


El cuerpo en la sociedad. De la teoría incorporada a 

la incorporación de la acción 

16:15 - 17:45 

757 RT 8d Globalización: desfíos 

sociales, actores y cultura política 

en los países en desarrollo 


Session Organizer: Herminia C. FOO 

KONG DEJO 

� 411 � 


Gerardo ESCOBAR, Sociología, Universidad de 

Concepción, Concepción, Chile 

Influencia de los asentamientos de emergencia en las 

familias damnificadas por el terremoto y tsunami en 

la comuna de Tome en Chile 

Elsa del Rosario PECH CEBALLOS, Jefatura de 

Secundarias Generales, Secretaría de Educación 

Pública, Mérida, Mexico 

Dificultades de socialización en migrantes escolares 

de secundarias urbanas yucatecas 

Daniel LLANOS ERAZO, Unidad de Postgrados, 

Universidad Politécnica Salesiana, Quito, Ecuador 

Transformaciones en la dinámica familiar en 

comunidades indígenas de tres provincias de la sierra 

central ecuatoriana a partir de los procesos 

migratorios

Tuesday 31 July 

16:15 - 17:45 

1 Meet ISA Editors & Journals 


Tuesday 31 July 

16:15 - 17:45 

2 Research Council Business 

Meeting - Part I 



16:15 - 17:45 

379 Current Sociology 


Session Organizer: Eloísa MARTIN, Federal 


Other Activities 

� 412 � 


Susan McDANIEL, Prentice Institute, University of 

Lethbridge, Lethbridge, AB, Canada 

Currents of Sociology: Tradition, Renewal and 

Challenge 

Sujata PATEL, Department of Sociology, University of 

Hyderabad, Hyderabad, India 

Introducing Current Sociology Monographs 

Eloísa MARTIN, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, 


Current Sociology, Trends and Topics (1997-2012) 


16:15 - 17:45 

607 Simultaneous Roundtable Session 

for Junior/Senior Sociologists 

Location: 17, 19, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 28, 29, 

30, 33, 34, 35 and 38 {OB} 

In Conversation: Connecting Senior and 

Junior Sociologists at the Forum 

This special 90 minute session with simultaneously run 

round tables will provide the opportunity for junior 

sociologists to engage with well-established and 

renowned sociologists in a more informal setting.

Starting with some introductory remarks from the senior 

sociologist at each roundtable, the session will be 

opened to answering questions from the junior 

sociologists. The ISA is committed to encouraging 

emerging sociologists and this session is one small but 

important initiative at the Forum to increase the 

dialogue among a global community of junior and 

senior sociologists. 

� 413 � 


09:00 - 10:30 

616 Research Council Business Meeting. 

Part II 

Location: Assembly Hall - Salón de Actos

a 

A. Melo Chernicharo, Edna 613 

Aalbers, Manuel B. 212, 299, 483, 736 

Aaltonen, Sanna 387 

Abaza, Mona 194 

Abdulhadi, Rabab 580 

Abdullah, Noorman 189 

Abendroth, Anja 196 

Abers, Rebecca 635 

Ablazhey, Anatoliy 703 

Aborisade, Richard 333 

Abraham, Margaret 417 

Abrahamson, Peter 706 

Abrahao, Maria Helena M. Barreto 721 

Abramowicz, Anete 663 

Abreu, Catarina 322 

Acar, Lucia 615 

Acharya, Arun 113 

Acosta, María Cecilia 94 

Acuña Collado, Violeta 667 

Acuña Pérez, Javier 640 

Adami, Roberta 650 

Adamini, Marina 79, 687 

Adams, Wallis 60 

Adaszko, Dan 446, 683 

Addor, Felipe 341, 703 

Adelman, Miriam 236, 475, 603 

Adeola, Lanre 660 

Adisa, Ademola Lateef 212 

Adorno, Sérgio 462, 722 

Author Index 

Adriaenssens, Stef 99, 753 

Adur, Shweta Majumdar 510 

Afouxenidis, Alex 72 

Agarwala, Rina 65 

Agrawal, Arvind Kumar 689 

Aguerre, Carolina 629 

Aguiar, Luis 575 

Aguiar, Neuma 713 

Aguiluz-Ibargüen, Maya 6 

Agunbiade, Ojo 745 

Ahlawat, Neerja 90 

Ahlawat, Sadhu 25, 273 

Ahmad, Aqueil 703 

Ahteensuu, Marko 325 

Aiello, Maria del Carmen 731 

Aimar, Lucas 764 

Aisenstein, Angela 423 

Ajiboye, Olanrewaju Emmanuel 95, 579 

Akahori, Saburo 348 

Akalin, Ayse 345 

Akanmu, Olusola Esther 212 

Akbas, Meral 193 

Akis Kalaylioglu, Yasemin 626 

Al-Oraimi, Suaad Zayed 386, 580 

Alarcon, Amado 165, 254 

Alberth, Lars 154, 288 

Albertini, Marcelo 532 

Albrecht, Scott 762 

Albuquerque, Maria do Carmo 383, 473 

Alcantara, Maria de Lourdes Beldi de 519 

Alcantara Saez, Manuel 225 

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Aldana, Janneth 651, 654 

Aldaz, Erkuden 163, 737 

Alegria, Daniela 536 

Alejo, Antonio 539 

Aleksandrovs, Aleksandrs 154, 216 

Alencar, Rafael 690 

Aleu, Maria 321, 519 

Algranati, Clara 657 

Algranti, Joaquín 35 

Algranti, Miguel 34 

Alho, Rolle 21, 452 

Alkhalili, Nura 299 

Allaste, Airi-Alina 565, 605 

Allen, Adriana 326, 514 

Allen, Walter 421 

Allon, Fiona 736 

Allouch, Annabelle 29 

Almeida, Elmir 266 

Almeida, Joana 230, 300 

Almeida, João Paulo 531 

Almeida, Maíra 135, 281 

Almeida, Táli Pires 141 

Almeida, Tânia Mara 80, 495 

Almeida Neto, Manoel 297 

Almeida Silva, Lourdes Karoline 724 

Alonso, Guillermo V 255 

Altmann, Eliska 391 

Altomonte, Michele 605 

Alvarado, Arturo 164 

Alvarado, Sara Victoria 419 

Alvarado Salgado, Sara Victoria 265

Alvarez, Alexis 166 

Alvarez, Rebecca 166 

Alvarez López, José Luis 259 

Alvaro, Daniel 9 

Alvear, Celso 703 

Alves, Fátima 395, 438 

Alves, Giovanni 158, 698 

Alves, Rafael de Oliveira 460 

Alzina, Pilar 539 

Amado, Sheila 440, 708 

Amador Bautista, Amador Bautista 39 

Amaral Reis, Arthur 164 

Amat, Amandine 758 

Amaya Arias, Ana C. 47, 530 

Ambrasat, Jens 82, 709 

Ambrosio, Mario Machel 6 

Amieva Nefa, Sonia Carolina 231 

Amiraux, Valérie 458 

Amorim, Érika 769 

Amorim, Érika Oliveira 349 

Amozurrutia, José 506, 574 

Ampofo, Akosua Adomako 181 

Anand, Harjit S. 284 

Anaya-Gallardo, Federico 8 

Ancelovici, Marcos 439, 537 

Andersen, Helle 264 

Andersen, Svein S. 504 

Anderson, Alison 511 

Anderson, Ronald 20, 205, 516 

Andersson, Johan 132, 142 

Andolfatto, Dominique 315 

Andrade, Allison 637 

Andrade, Luciana 228 

Andrade, Regina 51 

Andre-Bechely, Lois 43, 375 

Andreasson, Tobias 143 

Andreu Lope, Lope 255 

Andrews, Abigail 304, 634 

Andrews, Lorraine 668 

Andriotti Romanin, Enrique 461, 491 

Anduaga, Uxoa 59 

Anesaki, Masahira 231 

Angelaccio, Carlos 741 

Angelaki, Marina 512 

Angelico, Hector 731 

Anikovich, Oxana 637 

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Cuesta, Marta 683 

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Gupta, Roohi 581 

Gupta, Saloni 636 

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391, 578, 601, 

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Hanela, Sergio 760 

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Harrikari, Timo 727, 754 

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Li, Peilin 673 

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Osorio, Paulina 672 

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Tran, Hoai Anh 706 

Trapenciere, Anna 53 

Trapenciere, Ilze 53, 321 

Trapencieris, Marcis 393, 530 

Trask, Bahira Sherif 131, 581 

Travaglia, Joanne 268, 727 

Trebilcock, Maria 446, 488 

Treitler, Vilna Bashi 193, 441, 485, 

547, 599, 762 

Trejo Sánchez, José Antonio 605 

Trela, Joanna 118 

Tremblay, Diane Gabrielle 196, 257, 290 

Trevino, Maria del Carmen 510 

Trevisan, Gabriela 109 

Trevisan, Janine 80 

Trifiletti, Rossana 393 

Trinadh, B. Naga 464 

Trindade, Ana Angélica 40 

Trindade, Arthur 690 

Trujilllo, Alma Isela 254 

Trzcinski, Eileen 147 

Trzeciak, Miriam 769 

Tsai, Ming-Chang 133 

Tsai, Yu-yueh 140 

Tsapko, Miroslava 464 

Tsarfaty, Orly 129, 344 

Tsobanoglou, George 339, 451 

Tsuchida, Kumiko 14 

Tsukanova, Daria 329 

Tsutsumi, Atsuro 241 

Tudball, Jacqueline 745

Tuider, Elisabeth 769 

Tula, Inés 431 

Tuma, René 209, 317, 568 

Tuñon, Ianina 476 

Turan, Feryal 636 

Turkun, Asuman 446 

Turner, Bryan 682 

Turner, Frederick 11 

Tuunainen, Juha 182, 337 

Tyagi, Susheel 645 

Tygel, Alan 703 

Tyurina, Irina 217, 339 

Tyyskä, Vappu 320 

Tyyska, Vappu 127, 128, 129, 130, 131, 

768, 769, 770 

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Uceda Navas, Pedro 714 

Uchida, Yukiko 562 

Uggla, Ylva 363 

Ulloa, Armando 328, 554 

Ullrich, Danielle 763 

Ulriksen, Constanza 255 

Ulu, Meltem 260 

Um, Seonggee 623 

Umaña, Mayra Alejandra 698 

Unda, Rene 517 

Urbina, Danae 378 

Urdaneta, Elena 31, 261, 737 

Ureta, Sebastian 351 

Urquiza, Anahí 562 

Urteaga, Maritza 77 

Urzola, Daniela 167 

Ushijima, Fernanda 570 

Uyar, Elif 193 

Uys, Tina 239, 406 

Uzun, Emel 260 

Uzzell, David 409 

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Vaca, Agustín 615 

Vaccotti, Luciana 526 

Vainer, Carlos 367, 514 

Vaisman, Ester 4 

Vakhshtayn, Victor 32 

Valassi, Despoina 228 

Valdivia, Angharad 356, 481, 677 

Valença, Márcio Moraes 54 

Valencia, Silvia Victoria 605 

Valencia Lomelí, Enrique 362 

Valenduc, Gérard 257, 688 

Valentine, Gill 142, 201 

Valentín Félix Salazar, Valentín 500 

Valenzuela, Daniel 426 

Valenzuela, Nydia 759 

Valero-Matas, Jesús Alberto 733 

Valinotti, Adriana 460 

Valladares, Licia 41 

Valle, Izabel 637 

Valle, Trinidad 305 

Vallim, Danielle 187 

Valverde, Estela 357 

Vammen Larsen, Sanne 678 

van Beuningen, Jacqueline 67 

Vandegrift, Darcie 22 

Vandekerckhove, Sem 351 

Vandergrift, Darcie 331 

Vanderveen, Gabry 143, 371 

van der Wel, Kjetil 532 

Vanegas, Juan David 120 

Vanegas Carrasco, Estefanía 469 

Van Gelder, Jean-Louis 483 

Van Gunten, Tod 291 

van Gyes, Guy 219, 351 

van Haute, Emilie 250 

Vanhulst, Julien 407 

van Krieken, Robert 112 

Vannini, Phillip 372 

Van Rompaey, Erika 770 

van Schuur, Wijbrandt 666, 709 

Vara, Ana 531, 593 

Varanda, Marta 536 

Varela, Cecilia 146 

Varella, Renata 473 

Vargas de Faria, José Ricardo 367 

Vasconcelos, Edson 242 

Vasilkova, Valeriya 182 

Vasserman, Yuriy 353 

Vaughan, Suzanne 43, 280 

Vaz, Neilo 741 

Vázquez, María Soledad 265 

Vazquez, Melina 119, 731 

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Vdovichenko, Larisa 283, 523 

Vecchioli, Virginia 675 

Vecslir, Leila 244 

Vecslir, Lorena 234 

Veenhoven, Ruut 133, 312, 389 

Vega, Alejandra 429 

Vega, I. Viviana 27 

Vega-Lopez, Maria Guadalupe 47, 

164, 261 

Vegh Weis, Valeria 690 

Veiga, Danilo 446 

Veitch, Craig 509 

Velásquez Granados, Diego 47, 530 

Velástegui Bahamonde, Napoleón 614 

Velàzquez, Virna 254 

Velez-Cuartas, Gabriel 69, 173, 763 

Vélez Massa, Agustín 525 

Velikaya, Nataliya 192, 451, 697 

Veliz Argueta, Beatriz 94 

Veltmeyer, Henry 102, 357 

Vendramin, Patricia 75, 488 

Venini, Cristina 27 

Ventrice, Evangelina 690 

Ventrici, Patricia 674 

Ventura, María Victoria 284 

Ventura, Tereza 368 

Venturini, María Eugenia 328, 572 

Verduzco, Gustavo 304, 452 

Veres, Judit 184 

Vergara, Nicolás 368 

Vergara Mattar, Gabriela 755 

Verhoeven, Marie 229 

Verma, Deepak Kumar 82, 132 

Verma, Misri Lal 44, 203 

Verma, Smita 68, 216, 663 

Vermot, Cecile 124, 209, 542 

Veronese, Marilia 427 

Veronica, Montes de Oca 672 

Verpraet, Gilles 255, 287, 477 

Verrea, Valerio 287 

Versino, Mariana 182, 285 

Vertigans, Stephen 112 

Vertovec, Steven 122 

Vessuri, Hebe 199 

Vianna de Souza, Magda 27 

Vidal, Nilva Carla 438 

Vidal de la Rosa, Godofredo 471

Vidovicova, Lucie 116, 214 

Vieira, Adriana Dias 722 

Vieira Da Cunha, Neiva 87 

Viera Bravo, Patricia 392 

Vieten, Ulrike 114, 702 

Vigliarolo, Francesco 661 

Viglio, José Eduardo 606 

Vikkelsø, Signe 88 

Vilkama, Katja 228 

Villa, Alejandro Marcelo 3, 265 

Villafane, Alicia 157 

Villagran, Carla 328, 572 

Villagran, Claudia 392 

Villagran Munoz, Claudia 392 

Villalon, Roberta 320, 602, 687 

Villalta, Carla 423, 476 

Villanueva, Alejandra 463 

Villar, Lidia 491, 635 

Villar e Villar, Maria Elena 387 

Villen Meirelles Alves, Patricia 573 

Villette, Michel 642 

Vintila, Daniela 420, 626 

Viotti, Nicolás 642 

Viotto, Aline 526 

Viqueira, Sebastian 46 

Viscardi, Nilia 322 

Vita, Leticia 46 

Vitale, Tommaso 388, 514 

Vite Perez, Miguel Ángel 12, 716 

Vitovsky, Vladimir 19 

Vittu, Elodie 212 

Vives, Rosario 95 

Voegtli, Michael 764 

Voicu, Malina 393 

vom Lehn, Dirk 324 

Vommaro, Gabriel 125 

Vommaro, Pablo 119, 730 

von Bülow, Marisa 635 

Von Holdt, Karl 775 

von Scheve, Christian 82, 189, 669 

von Wissel, Christian 191, 521 

Voorend, Koen 512 

Vorheyer, Claudia 564 

Voss, Kim 21, 315 

Voss, Paul 441 

Vratusa, Vera 71, 600 

Vryonides, Marios 29, 535 

Vuolo, Michael 55 

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Waechter, Natalia 172, 264, 517 

Wahab, Elias 10, 579 

Wahlbeck, Osten 227 

Wahren, Juan 635 

Wainer, Andres 585 

Waisman, Carlos 420 

Waisman, Valentina 70 

Wakeling, Paul 380 

Waksman, Dr. Shoshi 143 

Walby, Sylvia 275, 287 

Waldner, Lisa 276 

Walsh, Shannon 318, 371 

Walter, Jorge 664 

Wang, Yingyao 291 

Warnke, Jan 263 

Waskul, Dennis 372 

Watabe, Motoki 562 

Watanabe, Anna 594 

Watkins, Karen 603 

Wautier, Anne Marie 637 

Webb, Helena 324 

Webster, Edward 65, 575 

Wehle, Beatriz 138, 300, 418, 613 

Wehr, Ingrid 428, 748 

Wehrli, Angelica 217 

Weible, Katrin 706 

Weicht, Bernhard 457, 484 

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Weick, Stefan 346, 586 

Weiler, Vera 614 

Weinmann, Nico 153 

Weinreb, Alexander 480 

Welburn, Jessica 547 

Weller, Wivian 216 

Wendt, Claus 40, 231, 365, 644 

Wenzel, Melanie 704, 732 

Wesolowski, Wlodzimierz 82 

Wester, Rik 105 

Wetzel, Dietmar 558 

Whan, Anthea 109 

Wheeler, Joanna 411 

Wherry, Frederick 273, 642 

White, Theresa 411 

Whitehouse, Gillian 618 

Wiegand, Elena 707 

Wierenga, Ani 22, 712, 746 

Wiggers, Ingrid 292, 489 

Wilhelms Eras, Lígia 641 

Wilkis, Ariel 486, 736 

Williams, Bob 668 

Williams, Lisa 144 

Williams, Mark L. 261 

Williams, Michelle 178, 493 

Williamson, Howard 22, 712, 746 

Williamson, John 382, 445 

Williamson, Margaret 745 

Williamson, Rebecca 299, 394 

Willis, Karen 64 

Wilson, Kristi 354 

Wilson, Sarah 94, 324 

Windeler, Arnold 105 

Windle, Joel 274 

Winnæss, Pål 559 

Winston, Norma 138, 470 

Winter, Elke 599 

Wisselgren, Per 768 

Wissink, Bart 299

Witt, Ann-Katrin 683 

Witt, Katherine 492, 591 

Witte, Nicole 324, 646 

Wolanski, Sandra 387 

Woldoff, Rachael 483 

Wong, Catherine, Mei Ling 70, 531 

Wong, Lloyd 670 

Wood, Denise 94 

Wood, Lesley 118 

Woodman, Dan 75, 387, 565, 727, 754 

Wormald, Guillermo 446, 488 

Wortman, Ana 629 

Wright, James D. 583 

Wundrak, Rixta 186, 646 

Wyn, Johanna 264 

x 

Xavier, Alice 329 

Xavier do Nascimento, Janaína 225 

Xu, Yao 241 

y 

Yabkowski, Nuria 635 

Yadava, Vijai pal 44 

Yamada, Nobuyuki 21 

Yamaguchi, Keiko 446 

Yamashita, Yusuke 70 

Yamato, Reiko 487, 534 

Yampolskaya, Svetlana 138 

Yañez, Sabrina Soledad 280 

Yang, Chou-Sung 750 

Yanguas, Javier 31, 737 

Yarmohammadi, Saeid 159 

Yaschine, Iliana 123 

Yasui, Daisuke 63, 294 

Yazawa, Shujiro 103 

Yee, Aubrey 481 

Yépez, Isabel 251 

Yi, Chin-Chun 78 

Yi, Ilcheong 428 

Yildiz, Pinar 50 

Ylä-Anttila, Tuomas 739 

Ylönen, Marja 70 

Yokoyama, Mieko 39 

Yon, Karel 179, 180 

Yonezawa, Akiyoshi 319 

Yoon, In-Jin 634 

Yopo, Martina 353, 603 

Yoshida, Kohei 70 

Youkhana, Eva 52, 437 

Young, Andrea 758 

Young, Janette 183, 263 

Yu, Jae Eon 96 

Yukawa, Yayoi 39 

Yurchenko, Olesya 456 

Yurdakul, Gökce 726 

Yusuff, Olabisi 131, 486 

Yusupov, Musa 528 

Yusupova, Seda 528 

Yuval-Davis, Nira 114, 343, 417 

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Zabé, Grégoire 94 

Zabirova, Aigul 376, 697 

Zaccai, Edwin 407, 636 

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Zaccai-Reyners, Nathalie 143, 472 

Zachou, Chrysanthi 320, 484 

Zaffaroni, Adriana 392, 599 

Zaluar, Alba 138, 247 

Zamora, Gerardo 163, 261 

Zamorano, Héctor 316, 574 

Zamorano, Mariano Martín 192 

Zamprogne, Luciana 463 

Zanella, Vanessa 462 

Zanetic, André 453 

Zanini, Maria Catarina 384 

Zanotti, Agustín 703 

Zapiola, María Carolina 202, 240 

Zappia, Michele 520 

Zarate, Barbara 410, 748 

Zarlenga, Martias 235 

Zemnukhova, Liliia 209 

Zhelnina, Anna 738 

Zhou, Changcheng 645 

Zicavo, Eugenia 603 

Zimmer, Zachary 261, 579 

Zine, Jasmin 186, 694 

Zinn, Jens O. 232, 281, 325, 374, 459, 

518, 566, 606, 650 

Zitello, Matías 348 

Zorita, Paz M-B 26 

Zubillaga, Aitziber 365 

Zuev, Dennis 568 

Zuluaga, Jaime 247, 559 

Zúñiga Reyes, Danghelly Giovanna 440 

Zurawski, Cheryl 93 

Zurbbrigen, Ruth 349

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