1. Childhood and Youth

1. Discontent with(in) the Archives of Childhood and Youth	Thu 9:30
18. Changing Notions of Child Care and Welfare	Thu 11:15
36. Book Session: Babies Made Us Modern: How Infants Brought America into the Twentieth Century by Janet Golden	Thu 1:45
54. Questions of Silence and Children’s (In)visibility in the Archives	Thu 3:30
72. Seeing Childhood History through Graphic Memoirs	Fri 9:00
89. Children’s Navigation of Institutions and Institutionalization	Fri 10:45
107. Who/se Data? - A Panel on Politics and Practices of Data	Fri 1:15
125. Youth and Families in Migration	Fri 3:00
143. Childhood in the Aftermath of Conflict: Migration and the (Re)Formation of Children	Fri 4:45
161. “Minor” Literature	Sat 9:00
179. Valuing Musical Childhoods: Methods and Multiplicities	Sat 10:45
197. Playing with Data: Dolls, Toys, and Theme Parks	Sat 1:45
215. Depictions of Difference in Children's Periodicals	Sat 3:30
233. Negotiating Imperial and Racial Identities and Spaces in Albums and Scrapbooks	Sun 9:00

2. Crime, Justice and the Law

12. Violence and Fraud	Thu 9:30
30. Archival Prison Data and Its Complexities	Thu 11:15
48. Cruelty, Theft, Murder: Gender and Emotion from British and Australian Legal Data, 1850s-1950s	Thu 1:45
66. Debating Progressive-Era Police Professionalization	Thu 3:30
84. Book Session: "Policing Los Angeles: Race, Resistance, and the Rise of the LAPD" by Max Felker-Kantor	Fri 9:00
101. Regulating Criminal Bodies I	Fri 10:45
119. Regulating Criminal Bodies II	Fri 1:15
155. Policing in Chicago: Big Data and Racialized Surveillance	Fri 4:45
173. The Social Construction of Criminality and Deviance: Sexuality, Race, Housing, and Booze in 1919 Chicago	Sat 9:00
191. How to Count Criminals: Methods of Evaluation and Categorization	Sat 10:45
210. Law, Incarceration and Punishment	Sat 1:45
245. New Data and New Perspectives on Mob Violence	Sun 9:00
264. Gender, Race and the Criminal Justice System	Sun 10:45

3. Culture

15. Archival Work as Qualitative Sociology I: Methodological Reflections	Thu 9:30
34. Big Data and Its Discontents: Assumptions about Reading History in the Automated Analysis of Texts	Thu 11:15
57. Measuring Culture	Thu 3:30
62. Classification and Consecration	Thu 3:30
158. Archival Work as Qualitative Sociology II: Case Studies	Fri 4:45
176. Data and Interpretation: Pragmatism and/or/vs Hermeneutics.	Sat 9:00
195. Thinking with Stuart Hall: World-Making and the Afterlives of Empire	Sat 10:45
230. Culture Logics and Frames	Sat 3:30
266. Author Meets Critics/The Civil Sphere in East Asia edited by Jeffrey C. Alexander, Agnes Shuk-mei Ku, Sunwoong Park and David A Palmer	Sun 10:45

4. Economics

4. Ideas, Language, and Media	Thu 9:30
21. Replicate This! Revisiting Past Findings in Interdisciplinary Scholarship	Thu 11:15
39. Problems with Data and Measurement	Thu 1:45
44. Performativity from a New Angle: Planned Economies and Their Data	Thu 1:45
75. Household Budgets: A history of living standards	Fri 9:00
80. Maps and geospacial data	Fri 9:00
92. A History of the Labor Force	Fri 10:45
97. Spacial Awareness: Utilizing Data on Location, Proximity, and Networks	Fri 10:45
110. Scandinavian Labor Markets	Fri 1:15
128. Book Session: The Backbone of Europe	Fri 3:00
133. Book Panel: Joel Mokyr's A Culture of Growth	Fri 3:00
146. Slavery and Its Economic Legacy	Fri 4:45
164. Linking: Following people and household through time	Sat 9:00
169. States and Regulations	Sat 9:00
182. Matching, Bias and Data Development: Automated Methods for Data Collection and Record Linking Assessed	Sat 10:45
200. Textual Analysis of Disciplinary Histories: Economics, Sociology and Concepts of Development	Sat 1:45
205. Book Panel: Sumner Lacroix's Hawaii: 800 Years of Political and Economic Change	Sat 1:45
218. Textual Analysis of Digitized Newspapers	Sat 3:30
236. Patent Data and Institutions	Sun 9:00
239. Political Economy and the Chinese State	Sun 9:00
248. Finance, Money, and Banking	Sun 9:00
254. Patent Data for Measuring Growth and Change	Sun 10:45

5. Education, Knowledge and Science

9. Data in Education: Assessment, Measurement, and Accounting	Thu 9:30
26. Computational Approaches to Epistemic Change	Thu 11:15
27. Politics of Truth, Politics of Ignorance	Thu 11:15
45. Education, Discrimination and Social Stratification	Thu 1:45
63. Social Science History and Science & Technology Studies: A Theoretical Exchange	Thu 3:30
81. Quantification, Data, and the Politics of Social Provision	Fri 9:00
98. Expertise I: The Politics Of Environmental Knowledge	Fri 10:45
116. Book Session: The Crisis of Expertise by Gil Eyal	Fri 1:15
134. Mobilizing Scientific Knowledge in Epistemic Communities	Fri 3:00
151. Knowledge, Modernity and the Good Life	Fri 4:45
152. Different Beginnings-Comparative Perspectives on Early Tertiary Education	Fri 4:45
170. Expertise II: Classifications and Definitions	Sat 9:00
188. Expertise III: The Politics of Policy Ideas	Sat 10:45
206. Author Meets Critics: The Known Citizen: A History of Privacy in Modern America by Sarah Igo	Sat 1:45
223. Education, Discrimination, and Social Stratification II	Sat 3:30
224. Expertise IV: The Politics of Data	Sat 3:30
241. Knowledge Production and Culture in Historical Context	Sun 9:00
242. Interrogating the Intersections between Higher Education and Civil Society	Sun 9:00
260. Truth and Ignorance in Higher Education	Sun 10:45

6. Family Demography

5. EAP and beyond	Thu 9:30
6. Love and Marriage? Material Considerations and Couple Formation in the Past	Thu 9:30
22. Overcoming Limitations in Big Data	Thu 11:15
24. Impact of Childhood Experience on Mortality	Thu 11:15
40. Automatic Handwriting Recognition	Thu 1:45
42. Ancestry and other Big Data – Collaboration between genealogical organizations and academics	Thu 9:30
58. Transcription and Data Capture	Thu 3:30
60. Effects of Environmental Conditions on Urban Mortality	Thu 3:30
76. Social and professional Trajectories as reflected in the new European databases	Fri 9:00
78. Big Data in Historical Research	Fri 9:00
93. The American Heritage Time Use Study: Overview and New Research	Fri 10:45
95. Big Data in Historical Research II	Fri 10:45
111. Fertility Change, Timing, and Marriage	Fri 1:15
113. Development of Longitudinal Historical Data	Fri 1:15
129. Women's Time Use in the Early and Mid- Twentieth Century: Research Using New Historical Time Dairy Data	Fri 3:00
131. Evaluating Record Linkage Methods	Fri 3:00
147. Marriage Patterns around the World,1800-Present	Fri 4:45
149. Economic and Social Mobility	Fri 4:45
165. Bringing Women Back into the History of Joseon (Korea) in Comparative Perspective	Sat 9:00
167. Modes of Transfer	Sat 9:00
183. Roles of Kinship: Demographic Outcomes and Methodology	Sat 10:45
185. Migration and Mobility in the 19th and 20th Centuries	Sat 10:45
201. Living Arrangements and Family Connections	Sat 1:45
203. Linking 19th Century Census Records	Sat 1:45
219. Kinship effects on adult mortality and longevity	Sat 3:30
221. Various Effects of Socioeconomic Status	Sat 3:30
237. Sons-in-law, Women, Children and other Unexpected Heads of Household	Sun 9:00
255. Heights and health in 19th and 20th centuries	Sun 10:45
257. Using smaller data for historical research	Sun 10:45

7. Health, Medicine and Body

33. The Politics of Data	Fri 9:00
51. Health and the State	Thu 1:45
65. Health, Law and Technology	Thu 3:30
83. Intellectual Diversity and Mental Health	Fri 9:00
140. Health through Different Lenses	Fri 3:00
194. Gendered Health and Reproductive Issues	Sat 10:45
212. Impact of Public Health Measures in the Twentieth Century	Sat 1:45
263. Geography, Age and Health	Sun 10:45

8. Historical Geography and GIS

13. Emerging Methods: Spatial Analysis and Modeling	Thu 9:30
16. Spatial Epidemiology	Thu 9:30
31. Emerging Methods: Computation/Spatial Econometrics	Thu 11:15
69. Roundtable: Challenges and Lessons Learned in Multi-Year Historical GIS Projects	Thu 3:30
88. Segregation and Inequality	Fri 9:00
105. Emerging Methods: Historical Cartography	Fri 10:45
120. Urban Historical GIS	Fri 1:15
138. Emerging Methods: Project Reflections	Fri 3:00
174. Geographies of Qualitative Sources	Sat 9:00
187. Surfacing History from Below: Race and the Digital Humanities	Sat 10:45
228. Public Facing Historical Big Data Projects: Challenges and Opportunities	Sat 3:30
240. Hazards, Risks and Disasters	Sun 9:00
267. Agriculture and Energy in Early-Modern and Modern Europe / North America. The Contribution of GIS	Sun 10:45

9. Labor

23. Labor and Foreign Policy	Thu 11:15
49. The Data of Labor History	Thu 1:45
67. The Data of Labor History II	Thu 3:30
102. The Boundaries of Class: Where Proletarians and Bourgeoisie Meet	Fri 10:45
156. Labor's Mind: Intersections of Working-Class History and Intellectual History	Fri 4:45
171. Labor and the Law	Sat 9:00
204. Workers' Movements, Mass Migration, and the Globalization of Radical Ideas (1860s-1930s)	Sat 1:45
222. CIO History Redux: Seeking New Histories of Labor in the New Deal Era	Sat 3:30
246. Understanding the Exceptional Decline of US Trade Unions: Narrative Data and Quantitative Data as Synergy.	Sun 9:00
251. Educational Work and Workers	Sun 10:45

10. Macrohistorical Dynamics

14. Violence, Contention, and Warfare	Thu 9:30
32. Foreign Relation and the Military in Nation Formation	Thu 11:15
50. Method and Theory on Historical Change I	Thu 1:45
68. Method and Theory on Historical Change II	Thu 3:30
86. New Frontiers in Comparative Development	Fri 9:00
121. Power and Normativity, Part 1: Meaning, Modernity, Revolution	Fri 1:15
139. Power and Normativity, Part 2: Sovereignty, Materiality, Empire	Fri 3:00
157. Power and Normativity, Part 3: Capitalism, Governance, Subjection	Fri 4:45
175. What is the "Historical" In Historical Sociology?	Sat 9:00
193. Author Meets Critics, Taisu Zhang, 2017. the Laws and Economics of Confucianism: Kinship and Property in Preindustrial China and England. Cambridge University Press	Sat 10:45
211. Rise and Trajectories of Financial Capital	Sat 1:45
229. New History of Capitalism	Sat 3:30
247. Empire and World Order	Sun 9:00
265. Social Origins of Institutions	Sun 10:45

11. Migration/Immigration

10. Intersections of Migration and Gender	Thu 9:30
28. Spaces of Immigrant Reception and Exclusion: Immigration Federalism in the United States	Thu 11:15
46. Health Crossing Borders and Barriers: Latina/o, Immigrant, and Migrant Access to Health Care	Thu 1:45
64. "Author Meets Critic: Detain and Punish: Haitian Refugees and the Rise of the World's Largest Immigration Detention System by Carl Lindskoog"	Thu 3:30
82. Author Meets Critics. Refuge beyond Reach: How Rich Democracies Repel Asylum Seekers by David Scott FitzGerald	Fri 9:00
99. How the Famine Irish Immigrants Adapted to Mid-19th Century North America	Fri 10:45
117. Dubious Data: The Politics and Myth of Border and Migrant Policing	Fri 1:15
135. Laws, Rights, Policies: Migrants in the Americas	Fri 3:00
153. Effects of Migration Regulation and Restriction	Fri 4:45
189. Immigrants Then and Now	Sat 10:45
207. Migration and Mobility in Individual and Collective Memory	Sat 1:45
225. Author Meets Critic/ Book Session/A Nation of Immigrants Reconsidered: US Society in an Age of Restriction, 1924-1965, Edited by María Cristina García, Madeline Hsu, and Maddalena Marinari.	Sat 3:30
226. Global Migration Systems and Trajectories	Sat 3:30
243. Representations and Receptions of Refugees	Sun 9:00
261. Networks of Migrant Integration, Support, and Activism	Sun 10:45

12. Politics

2. The Dynamics of Political Reform Failure	Thu 9:30
19. Culture & the Politics of Nationhood	Thu 11:15
37. Culture, Knowledge & Politics	Thu 1:45
55. Media & Politics	Thu 3:30
73. Methods of Inquiry	Fri 9:00
90. Ideologies and Political Formations	Fri 10:45
108. Parties & Coalitions in US Politics	Fri 1:15
126. Parties & American Class Politics	Fri 3:00
144. Theoretical Perspectives on Political Parties	Fri 4:45
162. Fiscal & Monetary Politics	Sat 9:00
180. Author-Meets-Critics: Sarah L. Quinn, American Bonds: How Credit Markets Shaped a Nation (Princeton University Press, 2019)	Sat 10:45
198. Movements & Revolutions	Sat 1:45
216. Author Meets Critic: Conservative Innovators: How States Are Challenging Federal Power by Ben Merriman	Sat 3:30
234. Empirical and Theoretical Advances in Protest Event Analysis	Sun 9:00
252. Asian Populisms in a Comparative Mirror	Sun 10:45

13. Public Finance

11. State Capacity, Democracy and Revenue	Thu 9:30
47. Facts and Fictions: Expert Ideas in the Politics of Public Finance	Thu 1:45
100. Author Meets Critic/Roundtable: Ronald Reagan and the Tax Cut Revolution by Monica Prasad	Fri 10:45
118. Author Meets Critics: How Taxpayers Trumped Children in the Fight Against Child Poverty, by Josh McCabe	Fri 1:15
154. Public Finance in the Local Context	Fri 4:45
208. Fighting for Access, Equity, and Funding: American Public Schools and Fiscal Policy	Sat 1:45
262. Public Finance and Data in Chinese History	Sun 10:45

14. Race and Ethnicity

17. Race and Methodological Inequalities	Thu 9:30
35. Parallels and Divergences in Race and Ethnicity	Thu 11:15
53. Decolonizing Methodologies	Thu 1:45
71. Theorizing Race, Time, and Temporality	Thu 3:30
106. The American State’s Retreat from Civil Rights	Fri 10:45
124. The Long-Term Impacts of Discrimination: Named-Based Evidence from Sibling Pair Analyses of Linked U.S. Census and Mortality Data	Fri 1:15
142. Race and Power in Transoceanic Circuits	Fri 3:00
160. Racial Identities and Meanings in Flux	Fri 4:45
178. International Dimensions of Race and State Formation	Sat 9:00
196. Coping with Racial and Ethnic Inequalities	Sat 10:45
214. International Narratives of Slavery	Sat 1:45
232. Book Session: Weaponized Whiteness: The Constructions and Deconstructions of White Identity Politics	Sat 3:30
250. Race, Cities, and Citizenship	Sun 9:00
268. Understudied Racial Populations	Sun 10:45

15. Religion

7. A Quarter Century with Public Religions in the Modern World	Thu 9:30
25. Comparative secularity: Concepts and Methods	Thu 11:15
43. Religion, Nationalism, and Populism	Thu 1:45
61. Religion and State Formation	Thu 3:30
79. Social and Political Contexts of Religious Change	Fri 9:00
96. Religion and Politics	Fri 10:45
114. Religion and Culture	Fri 1:15
132. Author Meets Critics: Religion and Nationalism in Global Perspective	Fri 3:00
150. Commemorating David Martin: The Past and Future of Secularization Theory (1)	Fri 4:45
168. Commemorating David Martin: The Past and Future of Secularization Theory (2)	Sat 9:00
186. Religion in Social Movements	Sat 10:45

16. Rural, Agricultural and Environmental

137. Commodity data is messy: Issues in commodity production and quantification	Fri 3:00
209. Environmental site selection in America	Sat 10:45
227. Asian Enviromental History	Sat 3:30

17. States and Society

3. The Intellectual Horizons of Policy-Making	Thu 9:30
20. The Politics of Knowledge and Historical Memory	Thu 11:15
38. Politics of Nostalgia	Thu 1:45
41. Moral Commitments and Political Action	Thu 1:45
56. Gendered States	Thu 3:30
59. Data Intensive Approaches to Civil Society and Economic Concepts	Thu 3:30
74. Space, Materiality, and State-Society Relations in the Middle East and Beyond	Fri 9:00
77. Author Meets Critic: Anatomies of Revolution by George Lawson	Fri 9:00
91. Interdisciplinary Histories of Religion, Economics, and Culture	Fri 10:45
94. Author Meets Critic: Global Borderlands: Fantasy, Violence, and Empire in Subic Bay, Philippines by Victoria Reyes	Fri 10:45
109. The Future of Comparative-Historical Social Science I: Scholarly Borderlands	Fri 1:15
112. Author Meets Critics: Adom Getachew's Worldmaking after Empire: The Rise and Fall of Self-Determination (Princeton University Press 2019).	Fri 1:15
127. The Future of Comparative-Historical Social Science II: Extending Classical Traditions	Fri 3:00
130. Author-Meets-Critics: Leftism Reinvented: Western Parties from Socialism to Neoliberalism, by Stephanie L. Mudge (2018, Harvard University Press)	Fri 3:00
145. The Future of Comparative-Historical Social Science Iii: Recovering Submerged Traditions	Fri 4:45
148. Reaggregating the State?: A Progress Report	Fri 4:45
163. The Histories and Vocabularies of Liberation: Before and after 1948	Sat 9:00
166. Democratic Disenchantment	Sat 9:00
181. New Perspectives on Revolutionary Processes and Outcomes	Sat 10:45
184. Social Actors inside, outside, and in between Early Modern States	Sat 10:45
199. Changing States and Changing Economies	Sat 1:45
202. States and Their Elites, or Elites and Their States	Sat 1:45
217. State-building in Modern Colonial Empires	Sat 3:30
220. Public Investment and Ownership: Right and Left	Sat 3:30
235. Immigration, Race, and State Gatekeepers	Sun 9:00
238. Policy and Society in the United States	Sun 9:00
253. The Enduring Global Color Line	Sun 10:45
256. Public and Private Means of Social Protection	Sun 10:45
259. What is Critical History	Sun 10:45

18. Urban

52. Public Health and Environmental Planning	Thu 1:45
70. How Ideas Shape Urban Political Development	Thu 3:30
87. Governing the Private Sphere	Fri 9:00
104. Urban Renewal and Its Discontents	Fri 10:45
122. Approaches to Southern Urbanization	Fri 1:15
141. Inequality, Segregation, Mobility	Fri 3:00
159. Housing, Real Estate, and the State	Fri 4:45
177. Racializing the American City	Sat 9:00
213. Reconceptualizing Urban Keywords from the Global South	Sat 1:45
231. Book Session: Citizen Brown, Race, Democracy, and Inequality in the St. Louis Suburbs	Sat 3:30
249. Author Meets Critic: The Patchwork City by Marco Garrido	Sun 9:00

19. Women, Gender and Sexuality

8. From Role Models to Representation to Struggles for Rights: Translating Understandings of Gender and Sexuality	Thu 9:30
29. Gender, Power, and Law	Thu 11:15
85. Histories of Gender, Resistance, and Women's Empowerment in the Americas	Fri 9:00
103. Author Meets Critic: Histories of the Transgender Child by Julian Gill-Peterson	Fri 10:45
123. Divining Desires through Institutions: The Possibilities and Limits of Data	Fri 1:15
136. The Political (Ab) Uses of Sources and Theories to control Gendered Bodies	Fri 3:00
172. Gender, Labor, and Power	Sat 9:00
192. Data, Sources, and New Insights on Women’s Lives	Sat 10:45
244. Exploring Gender and Sexuality: New Methodological Endeavors	Sun 9:00
258. What was Objectivity? Ayn Rand, Objectivism, and the historical use of data	Sun 10:45