| 101. Small Stories (in the Age of Big Data) |
Alexander |
| 102. Microhistories of Childhood |
Alexander |
| 103. “Minor” Literature |
Dillenburg |
| 104. Archive Stories and Questions of Silence |
Dillenburg |
| 105. Children on the Move |
Swietlicki |
| 106. Toys, Play, and Material Culture |
Swietlicki |
| 107. Child Policies in the US |
Swietlicki |
| 108. Valuing Musical Childhoods: Methods and Multiplicities |
Tomlinson |
| 109. Seeing Childhood History through Graphic Memoirs |
Maynes |
| 110. Depictions of Difference in Children's Periodicals |
Dillenburg |
| 111. Book Session: Babies Made Us Modern: How Infants Brought America into the Twentieth Century by Janet Golden |
Bruce |
| 112. Youth and Families in Migration |
Bruce |
| 113. Representations of Empire in Albums and Scrapbooks |
Dillenburg |
| 114. Who/se Data? - A Panel on Politics and Practices of Data |
Kumari |
| 199. Other Topics in this Network |
Alexander/Dillenburg/Swietlicki |
| Related Sessions in Other Topics |
| 1901. From Role Models to Representation to Struggles for Rights: Translating Understandings of Gender and Sexuality |
Swietlicki |
| 1904. Author Meets Critic: Histories of the Transgender Child by Julian Gill-Peterson |
Grisard |
| 201. Regulating Criminal Bodies |
Shiff |
| 202. Asylum and the Law |
Shiff |
| 203. Gender, Race and the Criminal Justice System |
Shiff |
| 204. Victimization |
Shiff |
| 205. How to Count Criminals: Methods of Evaluation and Categorization |
Shiff |
| 206. ARCHIVAL PRISON DATA AND ITS COMPLEXITIES |
Godfrey |
| 207. The Social Construction of Criminality and Deviance: Sexuality, Race, Housing, and Booze in 1919 Chicago |
Smith |
| 208. Book Session: "Policing Los Angeles: Race, Resistance, and the Rise of the LAPD" by Max Felker-Kantor |
Klein |
| 209. Debating Progressive-Era Police Professionalization |
Frantz |
| 210. Cruelty, Theft, Murder: Gender and Emotion from British and Australian Legal Data, 1850s-1950s |
Neale |
| 211. Policing in Chicago: Big Data and Racialized Surveillance |
Clarno |
| 212. New Data and New Perspectives on Mob Violence |
Bailey |
| 299. Other Topics in this Network |
Shiff/Svedin |
| Related Sessions in Other Topics |
| 1112. "Author Meets Critic: Detain and Punish: Haitian Refugees and the Rise of the World's Largest Immigration Detention System by Carl Lindskoog" |
Lindskoog |
| 301. Interpreting "null data" |
Wilson |
| 302. Cultures of big data |
Büyükokutan |
| 303. Science fiction and culture over time |
Cheng |
| 304. Big Data and Its Discontents: Assumptions about Reading History in the Automated Analysis of Texts |
Breiger |
| 305. Thinking with Stuart Hall: World-Making and the Afterlives of Empire |
Hammer |
| 306. Author Meets Critics/The Civil Sphere in East Asia edited by Jeffrey C. Alexander, Agnes Shuk-mei Ku, Sunwoong Park and David A Palmer |
Spillman |
| 308. Data and Interpretation: Pragmatism and/or/vs Hermeneutics. |
Cote |
| 310. Archival Work as Qualitative Sociology I: Methodological Reflections |
Wilson |
| 311. Archival Work as Qualitative Sociology II: Case Studies |
Wilson |
| 399. Other Topics in this Network |
Cheng/Büyükokutan/Wilson |
| Related Sessions in Other Topics |
| 114. Who/se Data? - A Panel on Politics and Practices of Data |
Kumari |
| 1207. The Dynamics of Political Reform Failure |
Glaeser |
| 1517. Comparative secularity: Concepts and Methods |
Kuenkler |
| 1709. Author Meets Critic: Global Borderlands: Fantasy, Violence, and Empire in Subic Bay, Philippines by Victoria Reyes |
Reyes |
| 1717. The Future of Comparative-Historical Social Science I: Scholarly Borderlands |
Wilson/Mayrl |
| 401. Patents: Innovation, development, and output |
Sprick Schuster |
| 402. Maps and geospacial data |
Sprick Schuster |
| 403. Data from text: Textual analysis, digitalization, and machine learning |
Sprick Schuster |
| 404. Linking: Following people and household through time |
Sprick Schuster |
| 405. Replication: Re-visiting past findings |
Sprick Schuster |
| 406. Household Budgets: A history of living standards |
Sprick Schuster |
| 407. Follow-up: Updates from previous SSHA papers |
Sprick Schuster |
| 408. Occupational structures: A history of the labor force |
Sprick Schuster |
| 409. Money and banking |
Sprick Schuster |
| 410. Textual Analysis of Digitized Newspapers |
La Mela |
| 411. Dealing with Data: Sources, Space, and Sex in the Study of Occupational Structure - International Network for the Comparative History of Occupational Structure (INCHOS) |
Terki-Mignot |
| 412. Author Meets Critic: Economic Success of Chinese Merchants in Southeast Asia: Identity, Ethnic Cooperation and Conflict by Janet T. Landa |
Erikson |
| 413. Performativity from a New Angle: Planned Economies and Their Data |
Cucu |
| 414. Replicate This! Revisiting Past Findings in Interdisciplinary Scholarship |
Eloranta |
| 415. Book Session: The Backbone of Europe |
Sprick Schuster |
| 416. Book Panel: Sumner Lacroix's Hawaii: 800 Years of Political and Economic Change |
Burnett |
| 417. Book Panel: Joel Mokyr's A Culture of Growth |
Burnett |
| 418. Patent Data and Institutions |
Meyer |
| 419. Patent Data for Measuring Growth and Change |
Meyer |
| 420. Textual Analysis of Disciplinary Histories: Economics, Sociology and Concepts of Development |
Saaritsa |
| 421. Matching, Bias and Data Development: Automated Methods for Data Collection and Record Linking Assessed |
Saaritsa |
| 422. Pandemics, Social Inequality and Risk |
Saaritsa |
| 423. Opportunities,Exclusion and Outcomes: The Redistribution of Opportunity through Property, Schooling and Covenants in American History |
Saaritsa |
| 499. Other Topics in this Network |
Sprick Schuster/Saaritsa/Eloranta/Burnett |
| Related Sessions in Other Topics |
| 618. Automatic Handwriting Recognition |
Ruggles |
| 623. EAP and beyond |
Bengtsson |
| 625. The American Heritage Time Use Study: Overview and New Research |
Genadek |
| 626. Women's Time Use in the Early and Mid- Twentieth Century: Research Using New Historical Time Dairy Data |
Genadek |
| 1004. Author Meets Critics, Taisu Zhang, 2017. the Laws and Economics of Confucianism: Kinship and Property in Preindustrial China and England. Cambridge University Press |
Lee |
| 1113. How the Famine Irish Immigrants Adapted to Mid-19th Century North America |
Wegge |
| 1304. Public Finance and Data in Chinese History |
Dean |
| 501. Author Meets Critics: The Crisis of Expertise by Gil Eyal |
Griffen |
| 502. Politics of Truth, Politics of Ignorance |
Baker |
| 503. Education, Discrimination and Social Stratification |
Baker |
| 504. Social Science History and Science & Technology Studies: A Theoretical Exchange |
Baker |
| 505. Critical Perspectives on the Production of Historical Records |
Baker |
| 506. Data in Education: Assessment, Measurement, and Accounting |
Baker |
| 507. Historical-comparative Perspectives on Quantification in the Social Sciences |
Baker |
| 508. Quantification, Data, and the Politics of Social Provision |
Kindel |
| 509. Expertise I: The Politics Of Environmental Knowledge |
Griffen |
| 510. Book Session: The Crisis of Expertise by Gil Eyal |
Griffen |
| 511. Mobilizing Scientific Knowledge in Epistemic Communities |
Sweet |
| 512. Different Beginnings-Comparative Perspectives on Early Tertiary Education |
Ren |
| 513. Expertise II: Classifications and Definitions |
Griffen |
| 514. Expertise III: The Politics of Policy Ideas |
Griffen |
| 515. Expertise IV: The Politics of Data |
Griffen |
| 516. Interrogating the Intersections between Higher Education and Civil Society |
Nations |
| 517. Author Meets Critics: The Known Citizen: A History of Privacy in Modern America by Sarah Igo |
Myers |
| 518. Truth and Ignorance in Higher Education |
Baker |
| 519. Education, Discrimination, and Social Stratification II |
Baker |
| 520. Knowledge, Modernity and the Good Life |
Baker |
| 521. Knowledge Production and Culture in Historical Context |
Baker |
| 522. Computational Approaches to Epistemic Change |
Baker |
| 599. Other Topics in this Network |
Baker/Huebner/Myers |
| Related Sessions in Other Topics |
| 418. Patent Data and Institutions |
Meyer |
| 419. Patent Data for Measuring Growth and Change |
Meyer |
| 904. Labor's Mind: Intersections of Working-Class History and Intellectual History |
Wood |
| 1303. Fighting for Access, Equity, and Funding: American Public Schools and Fiscal Policy |
Nations |
| 1707. Author-Meets-Critics: Leftism Reinvented: Western Parties from Socialism to Neoliberalism, by Stephanie L. Mudge (2018, Harvard University Press) |
Mudge |
| 601. Using smaller data for historical research |
Nagata |
| 602. Transcription and Data Capture |
Roberts |
| 603. Roles of Kinship: Demographic Outcomes and Methodology |
Nelson |
| 604. Kinship effects on adult mortality and longevity |
Willführ |
| 605. Environmental conditions on Urban Mortality |
Ramiro-Fariñas |
| 606. Social and professional Trajectories as reflected in the new European databases |
Bolovan |
| 607. Heights and health in 19th and 20th centuries |
Kok |
| 608. Love and Marriage? Material Considerations and Couple Formation in the Past |
Moring |
| 609. Big Data in Historical Research |
Ruggles |
| 610. Development of Longitudinal Historical Data |
Ruggles |
| 611. Modalities on transmitting land and moveable property |
Fauve-Chamoux |
| 612. Ancestry and other Big Data – Collaboration between genealogical organizations and academics |
Smith |
| 613. Combining different types of data: Anthropomorphic data and Paleo-demography? |
Steckel |
| 614. Quebec-Utah-Scandinavia Project: Kinship, Grandmothers and Mortality Outcomes |
Smith |
| 615. Australia-Tasmania Data Project |
Steckel |
| 616. Sons-in-law, Women, Children and other Unexpected Heads of Household |
Nagata |
| 617. New Methodologies in Historical Demography |
Zijdeman |
| 618. Automatic Handwriting Recognition |
Ruggles |
| 619. Bringing Women Back into the History of Joseon (Korea) in Comparative Perspective |
Park |
| 620. Love and Marriage? Material Considerations and Couple Formation in the Past |
Moring |
| 621. Social and professional Trajectories as reflected in the new European databases |
Bolovan |
| 622. Modes of Transfer |
Lanzinger |
| 623. EAP and beyond |
Bengtsson |
| 624. Linking 19th Century Census Records |
Magnuson |
| 625. The American Heritage Time Use Study: Overview and New Research |
Genadek |
| 626. Women's Time Use in the Early and Mid- Twentieth Century: Research Using New Historical Time Dairy Data |
Genadek |
| 699. Other Topics in this Network |
Nagata/Nelson/Zijdeman |
| 701. Experiences of the silent - research on the underrepresented |
Tatarek |
| 702. The relevance of data for non-social scientists |
Tatarek |
| 703. Research on data based on literature, poetry and memoirs |
Tatarek |
| 704. Research using public health data |
Caron |
| 705. Who decides what constitutes data? |
Caron |
| 706. The politics of data: sexual behaviors |
Caron |
| 799. Other Topics in this Network |
Tatarek/Caron |
| Related Sessions in Other Topics |
| 111. Book Session: Babies Made Us Modern: How Infants Brought America into the Twentieth Century by Janet Golden |
Bruce |
| 415. Book Session: The Backbone of Europe |
Sprick Schuster |
| 1115. Health Crossing Borders and Barriers: Latina/o, Immigrant, and Migrant Access to Health Care |
Hoffman |
| 1001. What is the "Historical" In Historical Sociology? |
Lawson |
| 1002. Power and Normativity, Part 1: Meaning, Modernity, Revolution |
Stuart Brundage |
| 1003. Power and Normativity, Part 2: Sovereignty, Materiality, Empire |
Stuart Brundage |
| 1004. Author Meets Critics, Taisu Zhang, 2017. the Laws and Economics of Confucianism: Kinship and Property in Preindustrial China and England. Cambridge University Press |
Lee |
| 1005. Power and Normativity, Part 3: Capitalism, Governance, Subjection |
Stuart Brundage |
| 1006. Rise and Trajectories of Financial Capital |
Hung |
| 1007. New History of Capitalism |
Hung |
| 1008. Violence, Contention, and Warfare |
Hung |
| 1009. Method and Theory on Historical Change I |
Hung |
| 1010. Method and Theory on Historical Change II |
Hung |
| 1011. Foreign Relation and the Military in Nation Formation |
Hung |
| 1012. Empire and World Order |
Hung |
| 1013. Social Origins of Institutions |
Hung |
| 1014. New Frontiers in Comparative Development |
Hung |
| 1099. Other Topics in this Network |
Hung/Lee/Little/Ariail Reed |
| Related Sessions in Other Topics |
| 512. Different Beginnings-Comparative Perspectives on Early Tertiary Education |
Ren |
| 1423. International Dimensions of Race and State Formation |
White |
| 1424. Race and Power in Transoceanic Circuits |
White |
| 1702. Author Meets Critic: Anatomies of Revolution by George Lawson |
Barkawi |
| 1710. What is Critical History |
Sewell |
| 1101. Migration and mass Incarceration |
Zanoni |
| 1102. Administrative violence: data and immigration controls |
Zanoni |
| 1103. Use and abuse of immigration data |
Zanoni |
| 1104. Nativism and anti-immigration sentiments |
Zanoni |
| 1105. Xenophobia in the past and present |
Zanoni |
| 1106. Intersections of migration: race, gender and sexuality |
Zanoni |
| 1107. Geographies of migration |
Zanoni |
| 1108. Data, surveillance, and policing bodies and borders |
Zanoni |
| 1109. Making mobility visible: GIS and mapmaking |
Zanoni |
| 1110. Climate change and mobility |
Zanoni |
| 1111. Counting and categorizing mobile people |
Zanoni |
| 1112. "Author Meets Critic: Detain and Punish: Haitian Refugees and the Rise of the World's Largest Immigration Detention System by Carl Lindskoog" |
Lindskoog |
| 1113. How the Famine Irish Immigrants Adapted to Mid-19th Century North America |
Wegge |
| 1114. Spaces of Immigrant Reception and Exclusion: Immigration Federalism in the United States |
Jones |
| 1115. Health Crossing Borders and Barriers: Latina/o, Immigrant, and Migrant Access to Health Care |
Hoffman |
| 1116. 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. |
Hester |
| 1117. Immigrants Then and Now |
Kamphoefner |
| 1118. Author Meets Critics: Refuge beyond Reach: How Rich Democracies Repel Asylum
Seekers by David Scott FitzGerald |
Fox |
| 1119. Dubious Data: The Politics and Myth of Border and Migrant Policing |
Zanoni |
| 1120. Representations and Receptions of Refugees |
Zanoni |
| 1121. Intersections of Migration and Gender |
Zanoni |
| 1122. Migration and Mobility in Individual and Collective Memory |
Zanoni |
| 1123. Effects of Migration Regulation and Restriction |
Zanoni |
| 1124. Global Migration Systems and Trajectories |
Zanoni |
| 1125. Networks of Migrant Integration, Support, and Activism |
Zanoni |
| 1126. Laws, Rights, Policies: Migrants in the Americas |
Zanoni |
| 1199. Other Topics in this Network |
Zanoni/Venditto/Condit-Shrestha/McEvoy |
| Related Sessions in Other Topics |
| 112. Youth and Families in Migration |
Bruce |
| 1422. The Long-Term Impacts of Discrimination: Named-Based Evidence from Sibling Pair Analyses of Linked U.S. Census and Mortality Data |
Warren |
| 1201. Empirical and Theoretical Advances in Protest Event Analysis |
Hanna |
| 1202. Author-Meets-Critics: Sarah L. Quinn, American Bonds: How Credit Markets Shaped a Nation (Princeton University Press, 2019) |
Mayrl |
| 1203. Asian Populisms in a Comparative Mirror |
Garrido |
| 1204. Ideologies and Political Formations |
Rasit |
| 1205. Theoretical Perspectives on Political Parties |
Schlozman |
| 1206. Author Meets Critic: Conservative Innovators: How States Are Challenging Federal Power by Ben Merriman |
Greenland |
| 1207. The Dynamics of Political Reform Failure |
Glaeser |
| 1208. Methods of Inquiry |
Thurber |
| 1209. PARTIES AND COALITIONS IN U. S. POLITICS |
Thurber |
| 1211. Recent Developments in American Politics |
Thurber |
| 1299. Other Topics in this Network |
Thurber/Mudge |
| Related Sessions in Other Topics |
| 513. Expertise II: Classifications and Definitions |
Griffen |
| 514. Expertise III: The Politics of Policy Ideas |
Griffen |
| 515. Expertise IV: The Politics of Data |
Griffen |
| 905. Workers' Movements, Mass Migration, and the Globalization of Radical Ideas (1860s-1930s) |
Delalande |
| 1118. Author Meets Critics: Refuge beyond Reach: How Rich Democracies Repel Asylum
Seekers by David Scott FitzGerald |
Fox |
| 1420. Theorizing Race, Time, and Temporality |
Rodríguez-Muñiz |
| 1421. The American State’s Retreat from Civil Rights |
Thurston |
| 1515. Author Meets Critics: Religion and Nationalism in Global Perspective, by J. Christopher Soper and Joel S. Fetzer, |
Peker |
| 1703. Democratic Disenchantment |
Garrido |
| 1704. Politics of Nostalgia |
Karakaya |
| 1711. The Future of Comparative-Historical Social Science II: Extending Classical Traditions |
Eidlin |
| 1712. Author Meets Critics: Adom Getachew's Worldmaking after Empire: The Rise and Fall of Self-Determination (Princeton University Press 2019). |
Adams |
| 1716. The Histories and Vocabularies of Liberation: Before and after 1948 |
Birla |
| 1814. How Ideas Shape Urban Political Development |
Dilworth |
| 1903. Histories of Gender, Resistance, and Women's Empowerment in the Americas |
Pieper-Mooney |
| 1906. What was Objectivity? Ayn Rand, Objectivism, and the historical use of data |
Vukadinovic |
| 1301. Author Meets Critic/Roundtable: Ronald Reagan and the Tax Cut Revolution by Monica Prasad |
Michelmore |
| 1302. Author Meets Critics: How Taxpayers Trumped Children in the Fight Against Child Poverty, by Josh McCabe |
Nations |
| 1303. Fighting for Access, Equity, and Funding: American Public Schools and Fiscal Policy |
Nations |
| 1304. Public Finance and Data in Chinese History |
Dean |
| 1305. State Capacity, Democracy and Revenue |
Barnes |
| 1306. Facts and Fictions: Expert Ideas in the Politics of Public Finance |
Barnes |
| 1307. Local Public Finance |
Barnes |
| 1399. Other Topics in this Network |
Barnes/Michelmore |
| 1401. Exploring Racial Violence 100 years after the Red Summer of 1919 |
Ivory |
| 1402. Histories of Segregation: Chicago 1919 |
Ivory |
| 1403. The Contract with America: Twenty-five Years Later |
Ivory |
| 1404. Race and Methodological Inequalities |
Ivory |
| 1405. Parallels and Divergences in Race and Ethnicity |
Ivory |
| 1406. Which Box to Check? Latinos and Census Data |
Ivory |
| 1407. Decolonizing Methodologies |
Jewell |
| 1408. At-Home Genetic Testing and the Quantification of Racial Identities |
Jewell |
| 1409. The Death of the Black Panther Party |
Jewell |
| 1410. Race and the Prohibition Era, 1920-1933 |
Jewell |
| 1411. Latinx Revolutionaries since 1919 |
Jewell |
| 1412. New Perspectives on Chinese Ethnic Enclaves |
Jewell |
| 1413. Understudied Racial Populations |
Jewell |
| 1414. Racial Consequences of the Mis(Use) of Social Research |
Martinez-Cola |
| 1415. Co-Sponsored w/ Knowledge |
Martinez-Cola |
| 1416. Co-Sponsored w/ Culture Network |
Martinez-Cola |
| 1417. Race, Youth, and Social Movements |
Martinez-Cola |
| 1418. AMC for Delores Trevizo’s Neighborhood Poverty, Segregation, and the Reproduction of Disadvantage |
Martinez-Cola |
| 1419. AMC for Katherine Benton-Cohen’s Inventing the Immigration Problem: The Dillingham Commission and its Legacy |
Martinez-Cola |
| 1420. Theorizing Race, Time, and Temporality |
Rodríguez-Muñiz |
| 1421. The American State’s Retreat from Civil Rights |
Thurston |
| 1422. The Long-Term Impacts of Discrimination: Named-Based Evidence from Sibling Pair Analyses of Linked U.S. Census and Mortality Data |
Warren |
| 1423. International Dimensions of Race and State Formation |
White |
| 1424. Race and Power in Transoceanic Circuits |
White |
| 1499. Other Topics in this Network |
Jewell/Martinez-Cola |
| Related Sessions in Other Topics |
| 211. Policing in Chicago: Big Data and Racialized Surveillance |
Clarno |
| 212. New Data and New Perspectives on Mob Violence |
Bailey |
| 1114. Spaces of Immigrant Reception and Exclusion: Immigration Federalism in the United States |
Jones |
| 1116. 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. |
Hester |
| 1117. Immigrants Then and Now |
Kamphoefner |
| 1119. Dubious Data: The Politics and Myth of Border and Migrant Policing |
Zanoni |
| 1708. Immigration, Race, and State Gatekeepers |
Brown |
| 1813. Book Session: Citizen Brown, Race, Democracy, and Inequality in the St. Louis Suburbs |
Gordon |
| 1501. Religion across Boundaries |
Altinordu |
| 1502. Religion and Populism/Populist Politics |
Altinordu |
| 1503. Religion and Gender |
Altinordu |
| 1504. Religion and Contemporary Geopolitics |
Altinordu |
| 1505. Religion and State Formation |
Peker |
| 1506. Secularizations, Secularisms, Secularities |
Peker |
| 1507. Religion and Law |
Peker |
| 1508. Religion as a Category of Analysis |
Nelson |
| 1509. Religion and Social Movements |
Nelson |
| 1510. Religion and Science |
Nelson |
| 1511. Religion and Field Theory |
Saeed |
| 1512. Quantitative Approaches to Religion |
Saeed |
| 1513. Religion and Politics in Contemporary U.S. |
Saeed |
| 1514. A Quarter Century with Public Religions in the Modern World |
Altinordu |
| 1515. Author Meets Critics: Religion and Nationalism in Global Perspective, by J. Christopher Soper and Joel S. Fetzer, |
Peker |
| 1516. Commemorating David Martin: The Past and Future of Secularization Theory |
Peker |
| 1517. Comparative secularity: Concepts and Methods |
Kuenkler |
| 1599. Other Topics in this Network |
Altinordu/Peker/Nelson/Saeed |
| Related Sessions in Other Topics |
| 1715. Interdisciplinary Histories of Religion, Economics, and Culture |
Doten-Snitker |
| 1701. The Future of Comparative-Historical Social Science Iii: Recovering Submerged Traditions |
Edwards |
| 1702. Author Meets Critic: Anatomies of Revolution by George Lawson |
Barkawi |
| 1703. Democratic Disenchantment |
Garrido |
| 1704. Politics of Nostalgia |
Karakaya |
| 1705. Data Intensive Approaches to Civil Society and Economic Concepts |
Erikson |
| 1706. Reaggregating the State?: A Progress Report |
Orloff |
| 1707. Author-Meets-Critics: Leftism Reinvented: Western Parties from Socialism to Neoliberalism, by Stephanie L. Mudge (2018, Harvard University Press) |
Mudge |
| 1708. Immigration, Race, and State Gatekeepers |
Brown |
| 1709. Author Meets Critic: Global Borderlands: Fantasy, Violence, and Empire in Subic Bay, Philippines by Victoria Reyes |
Reyes |
| 1710. What is Critical History |
Sewell |
| 1711. The Future of Comparative-Historical Social Science II: Extending Classical Traditions |
Eidlin |
| 1712. Author Meets Critics: Adom Getachew's Worldmaking after Empire: The Rise and Fall of Self-Determination (Princeton University Press 2019). |
Adams |
| 1713. Gendered States |
Orloff |
| 1714. Space, Materiality, and State-Society Relations in the Middle East and Beyond |
Neep |
| 1715. Interdisciplinary Histories of Religion, Economics, and Culture |
Doten-Snitker |
| 1716. The Histories and Vocabularies of Liberation: Before and after 1948 |
Birla |
| 1717. The Future of Comparative-Historical Social Science I: Scholarly Borderlands |
Wilson/Mayrl |
| 1799. Other Topics in this Network |
Cohen/Ackerman/Gill/Noy |
| Related Sessions in Other Topics |
| 305. Thinking with Stuart Hall: World-Making and the Afterlives of Empire |
Hammer |
| 306. Author Meets Critics/The Civil Sphere in East Asia edited by Jeffrey C. Alexander, Agnes Shuk-mei Ku, Sunwoong Park and David A Palmer |
Spillman |
| 412. Author Meets Critic: Economic Success of Chinese Merchants in Southeast Asia: Identity, Ethnic Cooperation and Conflict by Janet T. Landa |
Erikson |
| 413. Performativity from a New Angle: Planned Economies and Their Data |
Cucu |
| 1001. What is the "Historical" In Historical Sociology? |
Lawson |
| 1201. Empirical and Theoretical Advances in Protest Event Analysis |
Hanna |
| 1202. Author-Meets-Critics: Sarah L. Quinn, American Bonds: How Credit Markets Shaped a Nation (Princeton University Press, 2019) |
Mayrl |
| 1203. Asian Populisms in a Comparative Mirror |
Garrido |
| 1204. Ideologies and Political Formations |
Rasit |
| 1206. Author Meets Critic: Conservative Innovators: How States Are Challenging Federal Power by Ben Merriman |
Greenland |
| 1812. Author Meets Critic: The Patchwork City by Marco Garrido |
Garrido |
| 1801. Public health interventions and urban mortality |
Levenson |
| 1802. Urban Inequalities: poverty, race, and housing |
Levenson |
| 1803. Histories and collective memories of urban change |
Levenson |
| 1804. Snapshots of the city: new cartographies |
Levenson |
| 1805. Spatial data and urban change |
Levenson |
| 1806. Climate change and the city: urban environments and ecologies |
Diwakar |
| 1807. Rethinking the Chicago School and urban sociology |
Diwakar |
| 1808. "Urbanization" and cities of the Global South |
Diwakar |
| 1809. The city, the state, and urban governance |
Diwakar |
| 1810. Gentrification and neighborhood change |
Diwakar |
| 1811. Reconceptualizing Urban Keywords from the Global South |
Garrido |
| 1812. Author Meets Critic: The Patchwork City by Marco Garrido |
Garrido |
| 1813. Book Session: Citizen Brown, Race, Democracy, and Inequality in the St. Louis Suburbs |
Gordon |
| 1814. How Ideas Shape Urban Political Development |
Dilworth |
| 1899. Other Topics in this Network |
Diwakar/Levenson |
| Related Sessions in Other Topics |
| 207. The Social Construction of Criminality and Deviance: Sexuality, Race, Housing, and Booze in 1919 Chicago |
Smith |
| 208. Book Session: "Policing Los Angeles: Race, Resistance, and the Rise of the LAPD" by Max Felker-Kantor |
Klein |
| 209. Debating Progressive-Era Police Professionalization |
Frantz |
| 1901. From Role Models to Representation to Struggles for Rights: Translating Understandings of Gender and Sexuality |
Swietlicki |
| 1902. Gender, Power, and Law |
Donovan |
| 1903. Histories of Gender, Resistance, and Women's Empowerment in the Americas |
Pieper-Mooney |
| 1904. Author Meets Critic: Histories of the Transgender Child by Julian Gill-Peterson |
Grisard |
| 1905. Divining Desires through Institutions: The Possibilities and Limits of Data |
Liu |
| 1906. What was Objectivity? Ayn Rand, Objectivism, and the historical use of data |
Vukadinovic |
| 1999. Other Topics in this Network |
Grisard/Pieper-Mooney/Goessl |
| Related Sessions in Other Topics |
| 109. Seeing Childhood History through Graphic Memoirs |
Maynes |
| 113. Representations of Empire in Albums and Scrapbooks |
Dillenburg |
| 210. Cruelty, Theft, Murder: Gender and Emotion from British and Australian Legal Data, 1850s-1950s |
Neale |
| 619. Bringing Women Back into the History of Joseon (Korea) in Comparative Perspective |
Park |
| 1713. Gendered States |
Orloff |
