German Population of the US, 1870

42nd Annual Meeting of the Social Science History Association

Changing Social
Connections inTime and Space
November 2-5, 2017
Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth
Montreal, Quebec Canada

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Cover design by Dennis Laffoon
Bloomington, Indiana

From The Statistics of the Population of the United States, map by Francis Amasa
Walker, Compiled from the Original Returns of the Ninth Census, 1872. PerryCastañeda Library Map Collection.

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Table of Contents
President’s Welcome .................................................................................................... 2
Officers and Committees ........................................................................................ 3 – 72017 SSHA/Tilly Graduate Student Travel Awards ...................................................... 8
SSHA Information ................................................................................................ 9 – 10Book Exhibit .............................................................................................................. 10
SSHA Committee Meetings ........................................................................................ 11
Network Representatives .................................................................................... 12 – 13
Network Meetings ...................................................................................................... 14
Special Conference Events ......................................................................................... 15
Presidential Address and Reception
Association Business Meeting
Sharlin Memorial Award Session
Presidential Sessions .................................................................................................. 16
Session Listing by Network ................................................................................. 17 – 18
Program at a Glance .................................................................................................... 19
Conference Program ......................................................................................... 20 – 149
Montréal Information ..................................................................................... 150 – 152
Author Index ................................................................................................... 153 – 163
Advertisements ................................................................................................ 164 – 165
Hotel Maps .......................................................................................... 166 – Back cover42st Annual Meeting of the Social Science History Association
President’s Welcome
This is the first time our association has met in Montreal and the first time we haveencouraged papers in another language. Thus we exemplify the theme of theconference, “Changing Social Connections in Time and Space.” We are all aware of
how time has conquered space in our everyday lives due to social media and the internet,
but “social connectedness” has been much less explored in the past. We know aboutsome connections – trade, epidemics, transportation, to name only a few - but thedifferent realms have not been considered together to ask more general questions about
the social fabric. Are claims for how connected we are today exaggerated ? We will
not know unless we use the new measures and tools to elucidate materials from the past.
I am grateful to the Program Co Chairs, Barry Eidlin, Dan Lefreniere and Mary Louise
Nagata and the Network Chairs for putting together a very exciting program with many
sessions that do just that.
This year we have two special events that can help us understand Québécois society andculture. I am grateful to Robert Sweeney for offering two walking tours and to Barry
Eidlin for organizing a special showing of the 1991 film Comfort and Indifference byAcademy Award-winning French-Canadian director Denys Arcand. This film tells thestory of the 1980 referendum for Quebec Independence, which only lost by the narrowestof margins. It will be shown on Friday after the last paper session, at 7 PM, andafterwards there will be a question and answer period moderated by University ofMichigan sociologist Geneviève Zubrzycki, an expert on Québécois society and culture.
We are launching a new fundraising campaign Preserving the Past, Advancing the Future.
We hope you will join us. Our efforts have already provided more and larger travel
awards to graduate students than before – one per network ( listed on page X). Morethan one third of our attendees are graduate students. Our non hierarchical structure
allows them to participate fully in the conference and we all benefit from the open
discussion across disciplines and age groups. If you are interested in making acontribution please visit our web page (www.ssha.org) and select the Donate button.
As we study connectedness in the past, we are also advancing scholarly communication
within our Association. During the past year the Web Site Task Force has created a new
web page and a Twitter feed (@socscihist). I want to thank Princeton University’s
Department of Sociology for offering financial support for our new website and to Alex
Kindle, a PhD student in Sociology at Princeton, who was instrumental in its redesign. I
look forward to a future when the Association’s news circles the globe quickly allowing
us “connect” more easily and explore new ideas and new questions together.
Alice Bee Kasakoff
University of South Carolina (Geography)
SSHA 2017 President

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Officers and Committees
Social Science History Association
2016-17

President
Alice Bee Kasakoff
University of South Carolina (Geography)
Vice President
Frederick Wherry
Yale University (Sociology)
Treasurer
Katherine A. Lynch
Carnegie Mellon University (History)
Executive Director
William C. Block
Cornell University (CISER)

Past Presidents
Myron Gutmann
University of Colorado (History)
Susan Carter
University of California, Riverside (Economics)
Thomas Sugrue
University of Pennsylvania (History)3

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Executive Committee

Term Expires 2017
Rebecca Emigh
University of California, Los Angeles (Sociology)
Kris Inwood
University of Guelph (Economics and History)
Kenneth Sylvester
University of Michigan (ICPSR)

Term Expires 2018
Simone Wegge
City University of New York (Economics)
Elizabeth Popp Berman
University at Albany, SUNY (Sociology)
Steven Ruggles
University of Minnesota (Minnesota Population Center)
Term Expires 2019
Hilde Bras
Wageningen University (Sociology)
Cedric de Leon
Providence College (Sociology)
Fatma Müge Göçek
University of Michigan (Sociology)

Editor, Social Science History
Anne McCants
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (History)4

42nd Annual Meeting of the Social Science History Association2017 Program Committee
Barry Eidlin
McGill University (Sociology)
Don LafreniereMichigan Tech University (Social Sciences)
Mary Louise Nagata
Francis Marion University (History)
Publications Committee
Term Expires 2017
David Mitch
University of Maryland-Baltimore County (Economics)
Ann Knowles
Middlebury College (Geography)
Term Expires 2018
Amy Kate Bailey
University of Illinois, Chicago (Sociology)
Janet Golden
Rutgers University (History)
Term Expires 2019
Julian Go
Boston University (Sociology)
Nancy Tatarek
Ohio University (Anthropology)

Allan Sharlin Memorial Award Committee
Term Expires 2017
William C. Block
Cornell University (CISER)
Fabian Drixler
Yale University (History)
Emily Erikson
Yale University (Sociology)
Alan L. Olmstead
University of California, Davis (Economics)
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Presidents Book Award Committee
Term Expires 2017
Timothy Cuff (Chair)
Westminster College (History)
Leah Boustan
Princeton University (Economics)
Lorraine Minnite
Rutgers University (Public Policy and Administration)
Jonathan Wyrtzen
Yale University (History)
William C. Block
Cornell University (CISER)
2017 Nominating Committee
Mabel Berezin (Chair)
Cornell University (Sociology)
Diego Ramiro-Fariñas
Spanish National Research Council (Population)
J. David Hacker
University of Minnesota (History and Minnesota Population Center)
Cybelle Fox
University of California, Berkeley (Sociology)
2017 Travel Award Selection Committee
Barry Eidlin
McGill University (Sociology)
Don LafreniereMichigan Tech University (Social Sciences)
Mary Louise Nagata
Francis Marion University (History)
With advice from the SSHA Network Representatives
Conference Management
Judy Warner
Indiana University Conferences, Senior Manager
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SSHA Website Task Force
Philip VanderMeer (Chair)
Arizona State University (History)
Alex Kindel
Princeton University (Sociology)
Evan Roberts
University of Minnesota (Minnesota Population Center and Sociology)
Daniel Steward
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (Sociology)
Robert C. H. Sweeny
Memorial University of Newfoundland (History)
Frederick Wherry
Princeton University (Sociology)
SSHA Fund Raising Committee
Myron Gutmann (Chair)
University of Colorado (History)
George Alter
University of Michigan (ICPSR)
Margo Anderson
University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee (History and Urban Studies)
William C. Block
Cornell University (CISER) (ex officio as Executive Director)
Susan Carter
University of California, Riverside (Economics)
Elisabeth Clemens
University of Chicago (Sociology)
Michael Haines
Colgate University (Economics)
Alice Bee Kasakoff
University of South Carolina (Geography)
Katherine Lynch
Carnegie Mellon University (History) (ex officio as Treasurer)
Steven Ruggles
University of Minnesota (Minnesota Population Center)
Thomas Sugrue
University of Pennsylvania (History)
Philip VanderMeer
Arizona State University (History)
Frederick Wherry
Princeton University (Sociology)
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42st Annual Meeting of the Social Science History Association2017 SSHA/Tilly Graduate Student Travel Awards
Montreal 2017 Conference
SSHA congratulates the following winners of graduate student travel awards:
Childhood & Youth

Andrew Zetts, Villanova University

Crime, Justice and the Law

Ha-kyoung Lee, Seoul National University

CultureFerdinand Nyberg, Eberhard Karls University

Economics

Volker Daniel, Martin Luther Univ of Halle-Wittenberg

Education

Katherine MacCormac, The University of Western Ontario

Family/History/Demography

Enrico Debiasi, Lund University

Health & Medicine

Carrie Streeter, University of California, San Diego

Historical Geography & GIS

S. Wright Kennedy, Rice University

Labor

Margaret Nettesheim Hoffmann, Marquette University

Macro-Historical Dynamics

Bernd Wurpts, University of Washington

Migration/Immigration

Teuntje Vosters, Leiden University

Politics

Huseyin Rasit, Yale University

Public Finance

Per Andersson, Lunds Universite

Race & Ethnicity

Christi Kruger, University of the Witwatersrand

Religion

Matleena Sopanen, University of Tampere

Rural, Agricultural & Environmental

Laura Larsen, University of Saskatchewan

States and Society

Paul Gutierrez, Brown University

Urban

Zubeida Lowton, University of Westminster

Women, Gender, Sexuality

Lucky Igohosa Ugbudian, Federal University NdufuAlike Ikwo, Nigeria

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SSHA Membership
The Social Science History Association is an interdisciplinary group of scholars thatshares interests in social life and theory; historiography, and historical and socialscientific methodologies. SSHA might be best seen as a coalition of distinctive scholarly
communities. Our substantive intellectual work ranges from everyday life in the medieval
world – and sometimes earlier -- to contemporary global politics, but we are united in our
historicized approach to understanding human events, explaining social processes, anddeveloping innovative theory.
The term “social science history” has meant different things to different academic
generations. In the 1970s, when the SSHA’s first meetings were held, the founding
generation of scholars took it to reflect their concern to address pressing questions by
combining social-science method and new forms of historical evidence. Quantitative
approaches were especially favored by the association’s historical demographers, as well
as some of the economic, social and women’s historians of the time. By the 1980s and1990s, other waves of scholars – including culturally-oriented historians andanthropologists, geographers, political theorists, and comparative-historical social
scientists -- had joined the conversation.
New intellectual directions continue to emerge at the outset of the 21st century. Today’s
SSHA incorporates a diversity of scholarly styles, with lots of crosstalk among them.
Information regarding SSHA membership is available at http://ssha.org.

SSHA Journal
Social Science History, the journal of the Social Science History Association, ispublished quarterly and is sent to members of the association. Submissions are invited
via the online platform supported by Editorial Manager. To submit an article, please visit
www.editorialmanager.com/ssha. Further information can also be obtained by contacting
socialsciencehistory@mit.edu.

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SSHA 2018 Annual Conference
The Social Science History Association will hold its 43rd annual conference in Phoenix,
Arizona, November 8-11, 2018. The conference will be held at The Hyatt Regency
Phoenix. The organization’s long-standing interest in methodology makes SSHA
meetings exciting places to explore new solutions to historical problems. We encourage
the participation of graduate students and recent Ph.D.s, as well as more-establishedscholars, from a wide range of disciplines and departments.
Future dates and sites: November 21-24, 2019, Chicago (Palmer House).

Book Exhibit
The book exhibit will be located in the Square Victoria Room, located on the Convention
Level of the hotel. In addition to The Scholar’s Choice, which will be representing
several publishers, SSHA welcomes the following exhibitors: the University of
Minnesota (Minnesota Population Center), and Cambridge University Press.

Exhibit Schedule:
Friday, November 3 8:00am-5:30pm
Saturday, November 4, 8:00am-4:30pm

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SSHA Committee Meetings
Thursday, November 2, 2017, 4:45 – 6:45pm
SSHA Executive Committee I

Rue Crescent – Convention Level

Saturday, November 4, 2017, 12:00 – 2:00pm
SSHA Editorial Board
Rue Crescent – Convention Level
Sunday, November 5, 2017, 8:00 – 9:00am
2018 Program Committee -including Network Reps

Rue Crescent – Convention Level

Sunday, November 5, 2017, 9:00 – 10:00am
Executive Committee II

Rue Crescent – Convention Level11

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Network Representatives
Childhood & Youth
Emily Bruce, University of Minnesota-Morris (History)
Elizabeth Dillenburg, University of Minnesota (History)
Atacan Atakan, University of Arizona (African Studies)
Crime, Justice and the Law
Glenn Svedin, Mid-Sweden University (Humanities)
Donald Fyson, Université Laval (History)
CultureClaire Laurier Decoteau, University of Illinois at Chicago (Sociology )Tad Skotnicki, University of North Carolina at Greensboro (Sociology)
Jeffrey Guhin, University of Virginia (Culture)
Kathleen (Casey) Oberlin, Grinnell College (Sociology)
Economics
Matt Jaremski, Colgate University (Economics)
Philip T. Hoffman, California Institute of Technology (Humanities and Social Sciences)
Kris Inwood, University of Guelph (Economics and History)
Steven Sprick Schuster, Colgate University (Economics)
Education/Knowledge/Science
Zeke Baker, University of California, Davis (Sociology)
Kim Tolley, Notre Dame de Namur University (Education and Leadership)
Daniel Huebner, University of North Carolina at Greensboro (Sociology)
Family History/Demography
Lisa Dillon, Université de Montréal (Demography)
Mary Louise Nagata, Francis Marion University (History)
Matt Nelson, University of Minnesota (History)
Health/Medicine/Body
Nancy Tatarek, Ohio University (Sociology and Anthropology)
Simone Caron, Wake Forest University (History)
Historical Geography and GIS
Robert Schwartz, Mount Holyoke (Geography)
Dan Trepal, Michigan Technological University (Social Sciences)
Labor
Elizabeth Faue, Wayne State University (History)
Zophia Edwards, Providence College (Sociology)
Macro-historical Dynamics
Daniel Little, University of Michigan, Dearborn (Philosophy)
Peter Perdue, Yale University (History)
James Lee, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Humanities and Social Science)12

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Network Representatives
Migration/Immigration
Elizabeth Venditto, University of Minnesota (History)
Linda Reeder, University of Missouri (History)
Marina Maccari-Clayton, University of Tennessee (History)
Politics
Tim Thurber, Virginia Commonwealth University (History)
Stephanie Lee Mudge, University of California, Davis (Sociology)
Public FinanceLucy Barnes, University College London (Political Science)
Molly Michelmore, Washington and Lee University (History)
Race & Ethnicity
Marisela Martinez-Cola, Emory University (Sociology)
Elizabeth Onasch, SUNY Plattsburgh (Sociology)
Joseph O. Jewell, Texas A&M University (Sociology)
Religion
Ates Altinordu, Sabanci University, Turkey (Sociology)
Damon Mayrl, Colby College (Sociology)
Philip Gorski, Yale University (Sociology)
Samuel Nelson, McGill University (Religious Studies)
Rural, Agricultural, and Environmental
Patrick Svensson, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (Agrarian History)
Susan Hautaniemi Leonard, University of Michigan (ICPSR)
States & Society
Aliza Luft, University of California, Los Angeles (Sociology)
Michael McCarthy, Marquette University (Sociology)
Shiri Noy, University of Wyoming (Sociology)
Urban
Robin Bartram, Northwestern University (Sociology)
Ellen Manovich, University of Minnesota (History)
Women, Gender & Sexuality
Dominique Grisard, University of Basel (Gender Studies)
Jadwiga Pieper-Mooney, University of Arizona (History)
Martin Goessl, University of Applied Sciences Joanneum, Austria (Equality and Diversity)

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Network Meetings
SSHA Networks are special interest groups that generate ideas and organize sessions forthe next year's conference. As part of the program committee, Network Representatives
perform the important task of coordinating sessions. Meetings are open to all interested
individuals.
Friday, 1:00 – 1:45pm
Crime, Justice and the Law

Av. Van-Horne

Economics

Av. Duluth

Education/ Knowledge/Science

Av. Viger

Historical Geography and GIS

Av. Laurier

Macro-Historical Dynamics

Square Dorchester

Health/Medicine/Body

Rue Saint-Denis

Race & Ethnicity

Rue Mansfield

Family/History/Demography

Rue Sherbrooke

Childhood & YouthRue McGill

Friday, 1:45 – 2:30pm

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CultureAv. Van-Horne

Urban

Av. Duluth

Labor

Av. Viger

Migration/Immigration

Av. Laurier

Politics

Square Dorchester

Public FinanceRue Notre-Dame

Rural, Agricultural, and Environmental

Rue Saint-Denis

Religion

Rue Mansfield

States & Society

Rue Sherbrooke

Women, Gender & Sexuality

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Special Conference Events
Welcome Reception
Thursday, 7:00-8:30pm

Square Dorchester & Parc Mont Royal A
Convention level

Historic Montreal Walking Tour (pre-registation required)Thursday, 10:15 am – 12:15 pm
Depart from Hotel Front Lobby

2017 Sharlin Memorial Award Winner
K12 Saturday, 10:15 am – 12:15 pm
Contested Embrace: Transborder Membership Politics in Twentieth-Century Korea
Jaeeun Kim, University of Michigan (Sociology)

Annual Business Meeting
Saturday, 5:30-6:00pm

Place du Canada
Convention level

Frederick Wherry, Yale University (Sociology) , and2017 Vice President, Social Science History Association

President’s Address
Saturday, 6:00-6:30pm

Place du Canada
Convention level

The Space of Families: Past Present and Future
Alice Bee Kasakoff, University of South Carolina (Geography), and2017 President, Social Science History Association
We invite all registrants to attend this special plenary session late Saturday
afternoon for Awards, the Business Meeting and the Presidential Address,
followed by a gala reception in the Square Dorchester & Park Mont Royal
Rooms.

President’s Reception
Saturday, 6:30-8:00pm

Square Dorchester & Parc MontRoyal A+B+C, Convention level

We would like to thank the University of South Carolina, Office of the Vice President for
Research, for their generous support of the Presidential Reception.

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Presidential Sessions
A14

Thursday, November 2
8:00 – 10:00 am
Circulating Practices: Networks and Exchange between Emerging Cities in
Europe's Borderlands, 1880-1945

B5

Thursday, November 2
10:15 am – 12:15 pm
Residential and Social Mobility in the United States: New Studies using IPUMS

C11

Thursday, November 2
Multiple Mobilities

D14

Thursday, November 2
2:45 – 4:45 pm
The Colonization of Global Space in the Nineteenth Century

E8

Thursday, November 2
5:00 – 7:00 pm
Careers and Migration in Europe and Asia

12:30 – 2:30 pm

F7

Friday, November 3
8:00 – 10:00 am
Building Historical Big Data Together I: Crowd-Sourcing, Citizen Science,and Large-Scale Online Collaborations

G1

Friday, November 3
10:15 am – 12:15 pm
Children across Borders: Processes and Justifications for Child Placement andChild Migration

H15

Friday, November 3
2:45 – 4:45 pm
Transportation and Infrastructure from a Local Community Perspective

I10

Friday, November 3
Refugees and Resettlement

J5

Saturday, November 4
8:00 – 10:00 am
Effects of Proximity and Social Networks on Demographic Outcomes

K3

Saturday, November 4
10:15 am – 12:15 pm
Long Distance Trade, Women's Economic Spheres, Made Beaver, and State
Intervention: Case Studies in Indigenous-European Economies in Canada, Ca.
1713-1960

L7

Saturday, November 4
Architectures of Hurry I

M10

Saturday, November 4
3:15 – 5:15 pm
Geographies of (In)Exclusion: The Role of Race and Space in America

N1

Sunday, November 5
8:00 – 10:00 am
20th Century Communications Technologies--Transforming Time, Space, andSubjects

O5

Sunday, November 5
10:15 am – 12:15 pm
The Dispersion of Kin: New Approaches

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5:00 – 7:00 pm

1:00 – 3:00 pm

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Sessions by Network
Childhood and YouthA1, B1, C1, D1, D17, F1, F2, G1, J19, L1, M1, O1

Crime, Justice, and the Law

A2, C1, C3, D7, D14, E1, G2, H1, J1, J7, K1, K11, K14,
L13, N15, N17, O2, O12

CultureA1, A3, A13, B1, B11, C2, C13, D2, D15, D17, E2, E16,
F2, F3, F5, G3, G16, H2, H3, H14, H19, I1, I4, I11, I14,
I15, J2, J11, J13, J17, K2, K16, L1, L7, M3, M4, M6,
M11, M14, M15, N1, N10, O11, O17

Economics

A4, B2, B3, C3, D3, D10, D17, E5, F4, F8, G4, G5, G11,
G13, G17, H4, H5, I2, I3, J3, J4, J7, J8, J14, K3, K4, K6,
K14, L2, L3, L5, L14, M2, M3, N2, N3, N5, N6, N15,
O3, O6, O11, O14

Education

B4, D1, F5, F9, F12, H6, I4, J19, K5, K14, L1, L4, M1,
M4, M14, N4, O4

Family/Demography

B2, B5, C3, C4, C5, C6, D4, E1, E3, F6, F7, G4, G5, G6,
H4, I5, I7, I16, J3, J5, J6, J7, K6, K7, L1, L5, L6, M2,
M5, N2, O5, O6

Health/Medicine/Body

A4, A5, C3, C6, D5, D14, E4, E6, E10, H7, H19, I4, I6,
J3, J6, J19, K6, K14, L2, M4, M15, N2, N12, O1

Historical Geography and GIS A6, A7, B6, C6, C7, D6, D14, E5, F7, G6, G7, G11, H8,
I7, J4, J7, K7, K8, L2, L7, M6, M10, N3, N5, N6, O3,
O5, O7Labor

A4, B2, B7, C8, C11, D7, E6, F8, F9, G7, G13, H17, J7,
J8, J9, K2, K7, K9, K11, L5, L13, M12, O1, O14

Macro-Historical Dynamics

A8, A11, B8, B10, C9, C14, D8, D10, E5, E7, E8, E12,
E14, F10, F11, G13, I1, I2, I8, I11, J7, J10, J17, K9, K10,
K12, K17, L3, L8, L10, L14, M2, M7, N3, O8, O14

Migration/Immigration

A9, B2, B9, C3, C10, C11, D6, D9, D14, E5, E8, E10,
F12, F13, F20, G1, G7, H9, H10, H13, I3, I7, I9, I10, I11,
I13, I16, J11, J12, K11, K12, K13, K19, L4, L9, L11,
M8, M10, N7, N15, N17, O1, O5, O9

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Politics

A13, B3, B8, B10, B11, B12, C14, D3, D7, D10, D11,
D12, D17, D18, E12, E14, E16, F4, F8, F14, G5, G9,
G12, G13, H11, H13, H14, H16, H17, I2, I11, I12, I14,
I15, I16, J2, J8, J13, J14, J15, J19, K2, K4, K14, L12,
L14, M3, M10, M11, M12, M15, N7, N10, N13, O13,
O17

Program Committee

E9, G16, H17, I1, I14, J7, N8

Public Finance

F4, F15, G10, H5, H12, K4, K14, N3, N9, O3, O10, O14

Race and Ethnicity

A1, A11, B2, B13, C12, C14, D12, D16, D18, E10, E16,
F2, F12, F16, G1, G11, G17, H13, H16, H19, I12, I14,
J3, J7, J9, J16, K3, K4, K11, K12, K15, L1, L3, L10,
L11, L16, M1, M9, M10, M14, M15, N4, N7, O1

Religion

A10, B3, C13, D6, D13, G12, H14, J17, K16, L12, M11,
N10, N11, O11

Rural, Agricultural, and Environmental

A8, B10, C11, D1, E5, E11, F2, F7, G6, G15,
H8, H15, J7, K3, L2, L5, M2, N5

States and Society

A8, A11, A12, A13, B1, B8, B10, B14, C14, C15, C16,
D3, D11, D14, D15, D17, D18, E8, E12, E13, E14, E16,
F1, F14, F18, G9, G12, G13, G14, G17, H11, H13, H16,
H17, H19, I2, I8, I12, I13, I14, I15, I16, J13, J15, J16,
J17, J19, K2, K12, K14, K16, K17, L11, L12, L13, L14,
M2, M12, M15, N12, N13, N14, N15, N17, O10, O12,
O13, O14, O15, O16, O17

Urban

A6, A14, C17, D6, D16, E5, E15, F7, F19, G6, G7, G11,
G15, H8, H18, J7, J9, J11, J18, K18, L5, L7, L15, M6,
M13, N5, N16, O3, O16

Women, Gender, and Sexuality

A1, B1, B9, C1, C11, D1, D17, D18, E16, F1, F9, F20,
G1, G12, G16, G17, H4, H17, H19, I14, I15, I16, J9, J11,
J19, K3, K14, K19, L1, L4, L5, L9, L13, L16, M1, M12,
M14, M15, N12, N17, O11, O17

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Program at a Glance

Thursday, November 2, 2017
Registration
Paper Sessions
Paper Sessions
Book Exhibit set-up
Paper Sessions
Paper Sessions
Paper Sessions
Opening Reception

7:00am – 4:30pm
8:00am – 10:00am
10:15am – 12:15pm
11:00am – 6:00pm
12:30pm – 2:30pm
2:45pm – 4:45pm
5:00pm – 7:00pm
7:00pm – 8:30pm

Mezzanine
Meeting Rooms
Meeting Rooms
Square Victoria
Meeting Rooms
Meeting Rooms
Meeting Rooms
Square Dorchester

7:30am – 4:30pm
8:00am – 5:30pm
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7:30am – 10:30am
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Friday, November 3, 2017
Registration
Book Exhibit
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Network Meetings A
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Film Session
Saturday, November 4, 2017
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Business Meeting
Presidential Address
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Sunday, November 5, 2017
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Thursday, November 2

8:00 – 10:00 am

Agora

Growing Up in the Empire: Childhoods across Colonial Contexts
CHILDHOOD AND YOUTH; Culture; Race and Ethnicity; Women, Gender, andSexuality
Chair: Michelle Mouton, University of Wisconsin - Oshkosh (History)
Are You My Brother?: Exploring the Incorporation of Non-biological Children into
Family Life in Colonial Nigeria
Robin Chapdelaine, Duquesne University (History & The Center for African Studies)
To Our Friends at Home: Narratives of Empire and Everyday Colonial Life in Girls'
Scrapbooks and Newsletters
Elizabeth Dillenburg, University of Minnesota (History)
Perspective from Three Different Sources: Childrearing in the Late Ottoman Period
Atacan Atakan, University of Arizona (Middle Eastern and North African Studies)'We are all Treaty People: Conciliation, Hope and Difficult Knowledge through Theatre
for Young Audiences
Heather Fitzsimmons Frey, University of Toronto (Centre for Drama, Theatre andPerformance Studies)
Discussant: Kristine Alexander, University of Lethbridge (History and Child & YouthStudies)A2

Thursday, November 2

8:00 – 10:00 am

Rue McGill

Class, Ethnicity, Race, and the State: Policing from the Gilded Age to the 1970S
CRIME, JUSTICE, and the LAW
Chair: Daniel Czitrom, Mount Holyoke College (History)
Making the Thin Blue Line: The Ethnic Construction of the Police in Nineteenth Century
Chicago and New Orleans
Jonathan Obert, Amherst College (Political Science)
Why Intentions and Context Matter: Historical Evidence and the Purpose of Policing in
the Late Nineteenth Century
Sam Mitrani, College of DuPage (History)
The Declining Significance of Law Enforcement in Chicago Organized Crime Networks,
1900-1933
Chris Smith, University of California, Davis (Sociology)
Jarod Joseph, University of California, Davis (Sociology)
Discussant: Daniel Czitrom, Mount Holyoke College (History)20

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Thursday, November 2

8:00 – 10:00 am

Diese

Where is Social Theory Now and Where is it Going?
CULTURE
Chair: Claudio Benzecry, Northwestern University (Communication Studies)
World Capitalism, World Hegemony, and World Empires
Ho-fung Hung, Johns Hopkins University (Sociology)
The Patterns in-between: Field as a Conceptual Variable
Monika Krause, Goldsmiths College (Sociology)
Networks and Network Theory: Possible Directions for Unification
Emily Erikson, Yale (Sociology)
Post-Colonial Thought as Social Theory
Julian Go, Boston University (Sociology)
Discussant: Paul Lichterman, University of Southern California (Sociology andReligion)
A4

Thursday, November 2

8:00 – 10:00 am

Av. Viger

Consumption, Risk and Welfare: Analysis of Historical Household Budgets
ECONOMICS; Health/Medicine/Body; Labor
Chair: Sakari Saaritsa, University of Helsinki (Economic and Political Studies, Social
Science History)
How Bad was Alcohol? Morbidity among Teetotalers and Moderate Drinkers at the Turnof the 20th Century Sweden
Lars Fredrik Andersson, Umeå University (Geography and Economic History)
Liselotte Eriksson, Umeå University (Gender Studies)
Food Consumption and Nutritional Status of Working Households in Europe andAmerica before the First World War: Evidence from Household Expenditure Surveys,
1889-1912
Rose Holmes, University of Sussex (History)
Hector Rufrancos, University of Sussex (Economics)
Risk-sharing in the Working-class Households in Interwar Japan
Kota Ogasawara, Tokyo Institute of Technology (Industrial Engineering andEconomics)
Consumption during the Great Depression, 1928-1939: The Effect of Unemployment and
Low Wages on the Worker Households of Tampere, Finland
Jarmo Peltola, University of Tampere (Social Sciences and Humanities)
Discussant: Sakari Saaritsa, University of Helsinki (Economic and Political Studies)21

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A5

Thursday, November 2

8:00 – 10:00 am

Av. Van-Horne

Health, Illness and Sexuality
HEALTH/MEDICINE/BODY
Chair: Simone Caron, Wake Forest University (History)
Pushing Back Against Profit in the Name of Public Good: HPV Vaccine Innovation in the
Us National Cancer InstituteNatalie Aviles, Colby College (Sociology)
It is a Piece of Cake: Diagnosing Vaginismus, Treating the Body in Contemporary
TurkeyNeslihan Sen, University of Illinois at Chicago (Anthropology)
East Germany, the "Third World," and the Global AIDS Community: Socialism's Shifting
Internationalisms in the 1980s
Johanna Folland, University of Michigan (History)
De-Radicalizing Intersex: How Medical Authorities Shaped the Intersex Rights
Movement
Elena Hight, University of Wisconsin-Madison (Sociology)
Discussant: Sasha Mullally, University of New Brunswick (History)
A6

Thursday, November 2

8:00 – 10:00 am

Av. Laurier

Historical GIS for Urban Research
HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY AND GIS; Urban
Chair: Kerice Doten-Snitker, University of Washington (Sociology)
Studying the Urban through Cinematic Networks
Yamini Krishna Chintamani, The English and Foreign Languages University (Film
Studies)
Mapping Disease, Race, and Class in New Orleans, 1877-1915: The Effects of Mortality
Terrains on Socioeconomic Development
S. Wright Kennedy, Rice University (History)
Measuring the Historical City: New York and Montreal in the Mid-19th Century
Gergely Baics, Barnard College - Columbia University (History and Urban Studies)
Leah Meisterlin, Barnard College - Columbia University (Architecture)
Mapping Everyone in 39 Cities in 1880 - A New Resource for Urban ResearchJohn Logan, Brown University (Sociology)
Discussant: Charles Travis, University of Texas, Arlington (History)

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Thursday, November 2

8:00 – 10:00 am

Rue Saint-Paul

Historical GIS and the Study of War
HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY AND GIS
Chair: Lon Kurashige, University of Southern California (History)
The Political and Economic Impact of African American Civil War Enlistment
John Clegg, New York University (Sociology)
Exchanging Bullets for Ballots: Union Civil War Veterans and Voting for Radical
Reconstruction
Michael Weaver, University of Chicago (Society of Fellows)
Mapping Museum Narratives: Place and Scale in Presenting "New Western" Histories
Samuel Smith, Penn State University (Geography)
Discussant: Virginia Torrie, University of Manitoba (Law)
A8

Thursday, November 2

8:00 – 10:00 am

Rue Sainte-Catherine

The Other Road to Modernity: Comparative Perspectives on the Socialist
Transformation of Agriculture in Eastern Europe and China
MACRO-HISTORICAL DYNAMICS; Rural, Agricultural, and Environmental; Statesand Society
Chair: James Lee, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Humanities andSocial Science)
Intergenerational Occupational Mobility in two North China Towns in the Mid-twentiethCentury
Xiangning Li, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (SOSC)
Domesticating Collectivization: The Politics of Subsidiary Farming in Late Socialism
Diana Mincyte, New York University (European Studies)
Cleaning up Capitalism in the Chinese Countryside: A Study of 1960s Microdata
Matthew Noellert, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Humanities)
Long Xing, Shanxi University (Research Center for Chinese Social History)
James Lee, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Humanities and Social
Science)
De-Peasantisation under State-Socialism: Land collectivization in Global Perspective
Constantin Iordachi, Central European University, Hungary (History)
Discussant: Wenkai He, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Social
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A9

Thursday, November 2

8:00 – 10:00 am

Centre-Ville

Policies and Processes of Assimilation and Integration
MIGRATION/IMMIGRATION
Chair: Kelly Condit-Shrestha, University of Minnesota (Immigration History ResearchCenter)Genealogies of Western Identity: "White Migrant" Cohorts in the United Arab Emirates
John O'Brien, New York University Abu Dhabi (Sociology)
Under Pressure from International Developments - Refugee Politics of the Finnish
Centre Party, the National Coalition Party and the Social Democratic Party, 1973-2016
Matti Välimäki, University of Turku (Political Science and Contemporary History)'Measures' of Integration. How Quantifying Immigrant Assimilation Shapes Integration
PolicyMartin Petzke, University of Lucerne (Sociology)
From Homeland to Diaspora: Inter-ethnic Contiguity and Self-Affirmation between the
Ikale and Ilaje of South Western Nigeria
Feyisitan Ijimakinwa, University of Ibadan (Diaspora and Transnational Studies)
Divided Fresno: Elaborating on the Commission of Immigration and Housing of
California's Diverse Americanization efforts, 1913-1930
Savonna Greer, Fresno State University (History)
Discussant: Kelly Condit-Shrestha, University of Minnesota (History)
A10

Thursday, November 2

8:00 – 10:00 am

Rue Notre-Dame

Secularity Before Secularism: Historical Pathways in Comparison
RELIGION
Chair: Monika Wohlrab-Sahr, University of Leipzig (Cultural Sociology)
Sites of Secularity in Early Twentieth Century IranNahid Mozaffari, University of Leipzig (Kolleg-Forschergruppe "Multiple Secularities")
The Early Modern Ottoman Synthesis between Turko-Mongol and Khaldunian Ideas ofSecular Spaces
Armando Salvatore, McGill University (Religious Studies)
The Secular Ground Bass of Pre-modern Japan? "“ Reflections upon the Buddhist
Trajectories towards Secularity
Christoph Kleine, University of Leipzig (Religious Studies)
Between "L'art pour l'art" and Religious Revitalization: Christian Art Societies in theSecond Half of the 19th Century
Uta Karstein, University Leipzig (Cultural Sociology)
Discussant: Marian Burchardt, Max Planck Institute for the Study of Religious andEthnic Diversity (Sociology)

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A11

Thursday, November 2

8:00 – 10:00 am

Rue Saint-Denis

Archives in the Construction of History: Critical Perspectives Emerging fromHistorical-Sociological Archival Research
STATES AND SOCIETY; Macro-Historical Dynamics; Race and Ethnicity
Chair: Matthew Norton, University of Oregon (Sociology)
Contesting the Construction of History: Towards a Critical Theory of the Archive
Aliza Luft, University of California, Los Angeles (Sociology)
Karida Brown, Brown University (Sociology)
From Nothing to Everything: Explorations in the Archives of the Iraqi Ba'th Party
Wisam Alshaibi, University of California, Los Angeles (Sociology and Center for Near
Eastern Studies)
Nazi Archives: Production, Destruction, Reconstruction
Anna Skarpelis, New York University (Sociology)
Summoning the Archive: A Symposium on the Periodical, Printed Matter, and Digital
ArchivingArgyri Panezi, European University Institute (Law)
Discussant: Matthew Norton, University of Oregon (Sociology)
A12

Thursday, November 2

8:00 – 10:00 am

Rue Mansfield

Money Talks? Currency, Finance, and Taxation as State-Making
STATES AND SOCIETY
Chair: Klaus Petersen, University of Southern Denmark (Centre for Welfare State
Research)
How Did 'No Taxation without Representation' Emerge in Authoritarian Contexts?
Yueran Zhang, Harvard University (Sociology)
Putting Women in the National Pantheon: Banknote Activism in the UK, Canada and theUS
Jacques Hymans, University of Southern California (International Relations)
Institutionalized Meaning and Policymaking: Revisiting the Causes of American
Financial Deregulation
Kim Pernell, University of Toronto (Sociology)
Money-Making and State-Making as Intertwined Crimes
Jakob Feinig, Binghamton University (Sociology)
Discussant: Klaus Petersen, University of Southern Denmark (Centre for Welfare State
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Thursday, November 2

8:00 – 10:00 am

Rue Sherbrooke

Constructing the National Imaginary
STATES AND SOCIETY; Culture; Politics
Chair: Zachary Wilmot, Brown University (Sociology)
National Identity Reconstruction of a Bangkok-based English-educated Burmese MigrantWorkerGeorge Amurao, Mahidol University International College (International Affairs)
A Transition in Chinese Modern Publication Industry: the Foreign Correspondents andAdvance Subscription of Commercial Press in 1935
Yunyan Zheng, China University of Political Science and Law (Humanity)
Global South Connections for a Post-Colonial Olympics: Mexico City 1968
Julia Sloan, Curry College (General Education)
Discussant: Zachary Wilmot, Brown University (Sociology)
A14

Thursday, November 2

8:00 – 10:00 am

Av. Duluth

Circulating Practices: Networks and Exchange between Emerging Cities in
Europe's Borderlands, 1880-1945
URBAN; Presidential
Chairs: Eszter Gantner, Herder Institute For Historical Research On East Central
Europe (Scientific Forum) andHeidi Hein-Kircher, Herder Institute for Historical Research on East Central Europe(Scientific Forum)
The Challenges of Providing Healthy Living Conditions. The Case of Lviv
Heidi Hein-Kircher, Herder Institute for Historical Research on East Central Europe(Scientific Forum)
Between local and global: The network of a civil engineer at the turn of the 19th and 20th
century from East Central Europe
Eszter Gantner, Herder Institute for Historical Research on East Central Europe(Scientific Forum)
Little Vienna-Little Budapest: Ring Roads and Circles in the Regional Cities of theAustrian-Hungarian Monarchy (1850-1920)
Máté Tamáska, Hungarian National Archive (Research)
Danzig - From Emerging City to City-State: Performance of Unwanted Statehood andGermanization of Urban Heritage in a European Borderland
Adrian Mitter, Herder Institute for Historical Research on East Central Europe(Scientific Forum)
Discussant: Till van Rahden, Université de Montréal (Literature and World Languages)

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B1

Thursday, November 2

10:15 am – 12:15 pm

Centre-Ville

Occupation, Conflict, Migration, Survival: Children at War
CHILDHOOD AND YOUTH; Culture; States and Society; Women, Gender, andSexuality
Chair: Birgitte Soland, Ohio State University (History)
Celebrating Conflict? War Narratives in Chinese Schools of the Maoist Period (1949-76)
Orna Naftali, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem (Asian Studies)
Jewish Families in Europe, 1939 - the Present
Joanna Michlic, Brandeis University (Hadassah-Brandeis Institute)Childhood and Representation in Contemporary Argentina
Sandra Navarro, Western New England University (Sandra Navarro)
Can Our Home Be Here Now?: War and Migration in Children's Literature
Mateusz Swietlicki, University of Wroclaw (Institute of Slavic Studies)
German Children in Transition: Support and Indoctrination during the Soviet Military
Occupation
Michelle Mouton, University of Wisconsin - Oshkosh (History)
Discussant: Mary Jo Maynes, University of Minnesota (History)
B2

Thursday, November 2

10:15 am – 12:15 pm

Agora

Life Outcomes from Longitudinal Micro Data I
ECONOMICS; Family/Demography; Labor; Migration/Immigration; Race and Ethnicity
Chair: Evan Roberts, University of Minnesota (Minnesota Population Center,
Sociology)
Technological Revolutions and Occupational Change: Electrifying News from the Old Days
Ioana Marinescu, University of Chicago (Public Policy)
Paul Gaggl, UNC Charlotte (Economics)
Rowena Gray, UC Merced (Economics)
The Role of Ethnic Enclaves in Immigrant Assimilation: Evidence from Norwegian
Migrants during the Age of Mass Migration
Katherine Eriksson, UC-Davis (Economics)
Family Background, Labour Market Entry, and the Inheritance of Opportunity in 19th
Century Canada
Fraser Summerfield, University of Aberdeen (Economics)
Chris Minns, London School of Economics (Economic History)
Kris Inwood, University of Guelph (Economics and History)
Luiza Antonie, University of Guelph (Economics)
Income and Health in African America: Evidence from Union Army Pensions
Shari Eli, University of Toronto (Economics)
Trevon Logan, Ohio State University (ECONOMICS)
Railroads and the Rural to Urban Transition: Evidence from 19th-Century ArgentinaSantiago Pérez, University of California at Davis (Economics)
Discussant: Evan Roberts, University of Minnesota (Minnesota Population Center, Sociology)
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B3

Thursday, November 2

10:15 am – 12:15 pm

Av. Viger

Institutions in Pre-Modern Europe
ECONOMICS; Politics; Religion
Chair: Philip Hoffman, Caltech (Humanities and Social Sciences)
Social Networks & Economic Policy in English Parliament, 1660-1702
Kara Dimitruk, UC Irvine (Economics)
The Economic Effects of Catholic Church Censorship During the Counter-Reformation
Francisco J. Pino, Universidad de Chile (Economics)
Sascha Becker, University of Warwick (Economics)
Jordi Vidal-Robert, University of Sydney (Economics)
The Impact of Institutions on Innovation
Alexander Donges, University of Mannheim (Economics)
Jean-Marie Meier, London Business School (Finance)
Rui Silva, London Business School (Finance)
Discussants: Michael Huberman, Universite de Montreal (histoire)
Philip Hoffman, CALTECH (Humanities and Social Sciences)
B4

Thursday, November 2

10:15 am – 12:15 pm

Av. Duluth

Professional Matters: Expertise, Professions and Knowledge Stabilization
EDUCATION
Chair: Aaron Panofsky, University of California, Los Angeles (Public Policy)
Professions versus Experts: Theorizing expert workers in historical contexts
Tracey Adams, University of Western Ontario (Sociology)
Stabilizing Climate, Economizing Weather: U.S. Industrialism and Climate Knowledge,
1870-1930
Zeke Baker, University of California, Davis (Sociology)
Making and remaking facts: The social mediation of genetic mutations, 1959-2016
Daniel Navon, UC San Diego (Sociology)
The Classical Transition in Chinese Discipline History: the Modern Correlation ofChinese and Western Learning during the turn of the 19-20th Century
Yunyan Zheng, China University of Political Science and Law (Humanity)
Discussant: Aaron Panofsky, UCLA (Public Policy)

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B5

Thursday, November 2

10:15 am – 12:15 pm

Av. Laurier

Residential and Social Mobility in the United States: New Studies using IPUMSFAMILY/DEMOGRAPHY; Presidential
Chair: Steven Ruggles, University of Minnesota (Minnesota Population Center)
Rural Out-Migration and Environmental Shocks in the 1930s
Myron Gutmann, University of Colorado (History)
Daniel Brown, University of Michigan (Natural Resources and Environment)
Angela Cunningham, Institute of Behavioral Science (Geography)
James Dykes, University of Colorado (Institute of Behavioral Science)
Susan Hautaniemi Leonard, University of Michigan (ICPSR)
Jani Little, University of Colorado (Institute of Behavioral Science)
Jeremy Mikecz, University California - Davis (History)
Paul Rhode, University of Michigan (Economics)
Seth Spielman, University of Colorado (Geography)
Kenneth Sylvester, University of Michigan (ICPSR)Is Immigrant Social Mobility Driven By the People or the Place? The Case of Irish
Americans in the Early Twentieth Century
Dylan Connor, UCLA (Geography)
The Geography of Economic Opportunity, 1920-1940
Ellora Derenoncourt, Harvard University (Economics)
Zoning, Residential Sorting, and Economic Outcomes
Brian Beach, University of Pittsburgh (Economics)
The New Deal, Legislative Intent and the First Public Housing Residents in New York City
Ryan Allen, University of Minnesota (Humphrey Public Affairs)
David Van Riper, University of Minnesota (Minnesota Population Center)
Discussant: Steven Ruggles, University of Minnesota (Minnesota Population Center)
B6

Thursday, November 2

10:15 am – 12:15 pm

Leave from Hotel Lobby

Historic Montreal Walking TourHISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY AND GIS
Guide: Robert Sweeny, Memorial University of Newfoundland (History)29

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B7

Thursday, November 2

10:15 am – 12:15 pm

Av. Van-Horne

Precarious Work and the Informal Economy
LABOR
Chair: Joanne Klein, Boise State University (History)
Demography and Dispossession: the Expansion of the Global Labor Force, 1950-2000
Aaron Benanav, University of Chicago (History)
Durable Domination and Poverty in Southeast Asian Plantations Economy: A Centuryold Inflexibility of Global Rubber Plantation Industry from 1910s-2010s
Rahardhika Utama, Northwestern University (Sociology)
Informalities in Urban Manufacturing in Mumbai: Seeking a State-Labour Synthesis
Anand Krishnan, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi (Centre for East AsianStudies)
Gigging the Economy: What's Old is New Again
Vanisha Sukdeo, York University (Law)
Discussant: Zophia Edwards, Providence College (Sociology)
B8

Thursday, November 2

10:15 am – 12:15 pm

Rue Saint-PaulCounterinsurgency in Imperial, Transnational and Global Contexts
MACRO-HISTORICAL DYNAMICS; Politics; States and Society
Chair: Tarak Barkawi, London School of Economics (International Relations)Marketing War: Public Communication in "˜Global Contingency Operations"Colleen Bell, University of Saskatchewan (Political Studies)
Imperial Fields and Domestic Policing: the US and British Empires
Julian Go, Boston University (Sociology)
A Comparative Compulsion: Theorizing the Moving Map of Counterinsurgency
Stuart Schrader, Harvard University (Charles Warren Center)
Logistics is the Lifeline: Counterinsurgency logistics and the Vietnam War
Wesley Attewell, University of Toronto (Geography and Planning)
Discussant: Tarak Barkawi, LSE (International Relations)30

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B9

Thursday, November 2

10:15 am – 12:15 pm

Rue Sainte-Catherine

Gender and Migration: What do We See at Different Scales?
MIGRATION/IMMIGRATION; Women, Gender, and Sexuality
Chair: Linda Reeder, University of Missouri (History)
Little Story, Big Picture: Case Studies that Illuminate U.S. Immigration Policy in the 20th
Century
Suzanne Sinke, Florida State University (History)
Why Women Leave: Rural-Urban Migration in Early Modern Japan and the WorldAmy Stanley, Northwestern University (History)
Sexual Vulnerability and Women's Labor Migration: Traces from the Early 20th Century
Greater Caribbean
Lara Putnam, University Pittsburgh (History)
Gendered and racialized immigrant selection regimes in the Americas, 1880-1945
David Cook-Martin, Grinnell College (Sociology)
Discussant: Linda Reeder, University of Missouri (History)
B10

Thursday, November 2

10:15 am – 12:15 pm

Rue Notre-Dame

The Sinews of State Power: The Rise and Demise of the Cohesive Local State in
Rural China
POLITICS; Rural, Agricultural, and Environmental; States and Society; Macro-Historical
Dynamics
Chair: Erik Kuhonta, McGill University (Political Science)
The Sinews of State Power: The Rise and Demise of the Cohesive Local State in China
Juan Wang, McGill University (Political Science)
Discussants: Joseph Wong, University of Toronto (Political Science)
Lynn T. White, Princeton University (Political Science)
Tuong Vu, University of Oregon (Political Science)31

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B11

Thursday, November 2

10:15 am – 12:15 pm

Rue Saint-Denis

Memory, Rhetoric, and Representation
POLITICS; Culture
Chair: Fatma Müge Göçek , University of Michigan (Sociology)
L'Impact des Réseaux Sociaux sur le Changement des Idées et des Mentalités: Le Cas duPrintemps Arabe
Brhim El Kadiri Boutchich, Moulay Ismail University, Meknès, Morocco (History)
History of Journalism and Politics of Memory
Gulbin Kiranoglu, Kocaeli University (Western Languages and Literatures)
Conflicting Representations of Political Violence in Italy, 1969 and After
Sabrina Nardin, University of Arizona (Sociology)
Presidential Rhetoric, Unilateralism, and Political Reconciliation in the U.S. Civil War.
Graham Dodds, Concordia University (Montreal, Canada) (Political Science)
Discussant: Fatma Müge Göçek , University of Michigan (Sociology)
B12

Thursday, November 2

10:15 am – 12:15 pm

Rue Mansfield

Violence and Mobilization
POLITICS
Chair: Julia Sloan, Curry College (General Education)
Political Violence and State Consolidation in Postrevolutionary Mexico, 1927-40
Sarah Osten, University of Vermont (History)
The Emergence of Confrontational Stances: The Tunisian Crisis of 2013
Jean-Baptiste Gallopin, Yale University (Sociology)
Network Recomposition and the Emergence of Strategic Action Fields: Conscientious
Objectors, Political Prisoners, and Nonviolent Revolutionary Integrationism, 1940-1953
Adam Braffman, University of Chicago (Sociology)
Discussant: Julia Sloan, Curry College (General Education)32

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B13

Thursday, November 2

10:15 am – 12:15 pm

Rue Sherbrooke

Race Making in Multiracial Societies
RACE AND ETHNICITY
Chair: Gary Gerstle, Cambridge University (History)
Multiracial Societies in California and Hawaii
Lon Kurashige, University of Southern California (Lon Kurashige)
Toward a Multi-Cultural Nation: Multiracialism and Languages of Diversity in Postwar
Southern California
Russell Kazal, University of Toronto (History)
An Inter-Terrestrial Division of Labor: Towards a Political Ecology of Race in theAmerican Colonial Philippines and Its Diasporas
Adrian De Leon, University of Toronto (History)
Advocating for Immigrants in a Time of Nativism: the Immigrant Protective League andMexican Work in Chicago 1900s-1920s
Gabriela Arredondo, University of California, Santa Cruz (Latin American and Latino
Studies)
Discussant: Reed Ueda, Tufts University (History)
B14

Thursday, November 2

10:15 am – 12:15 pm

Rue McGill

State Violence as Policy: Slavery, Prisons, and Expulsions
STATES AND SOCIETY
Chair: Claire Zalc, CNRS (IHMC)
Contexts of State Violence: the History of Expulsions of Jews
Kerice Doten-Snitker, University of Washington (Sociology)
The Illusion of Policy Success: How to Hold 40,000 Inmates with Only 14,000 Jail Beds
Armando Lara-Millan, UC Berkeley (Sociology)
Democratization after Slavery: The French Antilles in Comparative Historical
Perspective
Olukunle Owolabi, Villanova University (Political Science)
The lawless Europeans: law and order on Penang Island, 1786-1807
Hanisah Binte A Sani, University of Chicago (Sociology)
Discussant: Claire Zalc, CNRS (IHMC)

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C1

Thursday, November 2

12:30 – 2:30 pm

Av. Viger

Criminal Justice Histories of Quebec, from the Nineteenth to the TwentiethCenturies
CRIME, JUSTICE, and the LAW; Childhood and Youth; Women, Gender, and Sexuality
Chair: Mary Anne Poutanen, Concordia University (History)“Le crime a été commis avec une brutalité presque inouïe et à bon droit a soulevé lapopulation de Montréal”: Serious Crimes Against Children in the District of Montreal,
1945-1964
Nathalie Ricard, Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières (Sciences humaines)
The Sherbrooke Reformatory for Protestant Boys: Tensions in the Child Protection
System in Nineteenth-Century Quebec
Janice Harvey, Dawson College (History)
Entre la Rue et la Prison: Parcours de Vie des Prostituées et Tenancières de Bordel deQuebec, 1810-1849
Frédéric Mercier, Université Laval (Sciences historiques)
Families and Felons: Convicts' Relatives and the Penal Law in 19th-Century Quebec
Donald Fyson, Université Laval (Histoire)
Discussant: Mary Anne Poutanen, Concordia University (History)C2

Thursday, November 2

12:30 – 2:30 pm

Rue Mansfield

Performing Politics, Locating Culture
CULTURE
Chair: Derya Agis, Ankara University (Italian Language and Literature)
Projects of Legibility: Feminist Anti-Violence Work and the Psy- Sciences
Paige Sweet, University of Illinois at Chicago (Sociology)
Exactly the Right Place: The Social Location of Political Artists
Sarah Neitz, University of Notre Dame (Sociology)“Those Eager to Use Violence Are Rabble-Rousers!” How Do Anonymous Digital
Interactions Foster Nonviolent Popular Protest?
Eunkyung Song, Rutgers (Sociology)
A Midsummer Night's Coup: Performance and Power in Turkey's July 15 Coup Attempt
Ates Altinordu, Sabanci University (Sociology)
Discussant: Matvey Lomonosov, McGill University (Sociology)

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Thursday, November 2

12:30 – 2:30 pm

Agora

Life Outcomes from Longitudinal Micro Data II
ECONOMICS; Family/Demography; Health/Medicine/Body; Crime, Justice, and theLaw; Migration/Immigration
Chair: Rowena Gray, University of California, Merced (Economics)
Does Anders' Son Also Rise? Class Heterogeneity in Intergenerational Occupational
Persistence During Swedish Industrialization
Elien van Dongen, Lund University (Economic History)
Martin Dribe, Lund University (Economic Demography)
Björn Eriksson, Lund University (Economic History)
The Long-Term Effect of Polio Vaccination on Income.
Luis Serratos Sotelo, Lund University (Economic History)
Anton Nilsson, Lund University (Economic Demography)
The Old Men in the Census: Inequality and Mobility in 18th Century Murcia
Chris Vickers, Auburn University (Economics)
Discussants: Rowena Gray, UC Merced (Economics)
Fraser Summerfield, University of Aberdeen (Economics)
C4

Thursday, November 2

12:30 – 2:30 pm

Rue Saint-Paul

Racial Segregation in the United States: New Studies using IPUMSFAMILY/DEMOGRAPHY
Chair: Catherine Fitch, University of Minnesota (Minnesota Population Center)
Jim Crow, Ethnic Economies, and Status Attainment: Occupational Mobility among U.S.
Blacks, 1880-1940
Martin Ruef, Duke University (Sociology)
Angelina Grigoryeva, Princeton University (Sociology)
The Short- and Long-Run Effects of the 1930s HOLC "Redlining" Maps
Daniel Aaronson, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago (Research)
Daniel Hartley, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago (Research)
Bhashkar Mazumder, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago (Research)
Residential Segregation at the Dawn of the Great Migration: Evidence from the 1920
CensusLance Freeman, Columbia University (Urban Planning)
Hyun Hye Bae, Columbia University (Urban Planning)
Discussant: John Logan, Brown University (Sociology)

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Thursday, November 2

12:30 – 2:30 pm

Rue Sherbrooke

The Role of Women in Maintaining and Shaping the Family I
FAMILY/DEMOGRAPHY
Chair: Antoinette Fauve-Chamoux, EHESS-Paris (Recherches Historiques)
The Quality of the American Diet in the First Half of the 20th Century: The Roles ofTechnical Change, Family Demographics, and Women's Work
Cathleen Zick, University of Utah (Family and Consumer Studies)
Widows, Economy and Family in the Finnish Past
Beatrice Moring, University of Cambridge (Cambridge Group for the History of
Population)
Soviet Emancipation: Familial and Marital Behaviour of Female Members of theRussian Communist Party (of Bolsheviks)
Lyudmila Mazur, Ural Federal University (History)
Soviet Emancipation: Familial and Marital Behaviour of Female Members of theRussian Communist Party (of Bolsheviks)
Oleg Gorbachev, Ural Federal University (History)
Discussant: Mary Louise Nagata, Francis Marion University / EHESS (History / CRH)
C6

Thursday, November 2

12:30 – 2:30 pm

Av. Laurier

Infectious Disease in Time and SpaceHEALTH/MEDICINE/BODY; Family/Demography; Historical Geography and GIS;
Chair: Carrie Streeter, University of California, San Diego (History)
The Effects of Distance on Community Health and Chagas Disease
Steven Rhue, Ohio University (Sociology & Anthropology)
Nancy Tatarek, Ohio University (Sociology and Anthropology)
Mario Grijalva, Ohio University (Biomedical Sciences)
Changing Patterns of Epidemic Polio Mortality in New Zealand in the First Half of the20th Century, with Implications for Models
Heather Battles, University of Auckland (Anthropology)
Inverse Correlations between Female Employment and Female Pertussis Mortality inSouth East Australia and New Zealand, 1864 to 1925
Phillip Roberts, Native Title Services Victoria, Australian National University (Asia andPacific Studies)
Geographic Heterogeneity in Mortality by Age and Sex during the 1918 Influenza
Pandemic in Newfoundland and Labrador
Taylor Paskoff, University of Missouri (Anthropology)
Lisa Sattenspiel, University of Missouri (Anthropology)
Of Infants and Infections: Investigating 20th Century Mortality Patterns in
Newfoundland and Labrador
Dana Schmidt, University of Missouri (Anthropology)
Discussant: Susan Hautaniemi Leonard, University of Michigan (ICPSR)
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Thursday, November 2

12:30 – 2:30 pm

Centre-Ville

Historical GIS and European Environmental History
HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY AND GIS
Chair: Jean Martin, Canadian Department of National Defense (History and Heritage)
Remaking the Seaside: HGIS Analysis of Coastal Redevelopment in LanguedocRoussillon, France 1963-1983
Giacomo Parrinello, Sciences Po Paris (Center for History at Sciences Po (CHSP))
Mapping the Early Globalization of London Leather, 1713-1822
Jim Clifford, University of Saskatchewan (History)
Fishermen Speak: Sea Fishing and Ecological Awareness in the United Kingdom, 1860-1914
Robert Schwartz, Mount Holyoke College (History)
Industrial Pollution in 19th Century London
Leslie Tomory, McGill University (History)
Discussant: David Hochfelder, State University of New York at Albany (History)
C8

Thursday, November 2

12:30 – 2:30 pm

Rue McGill

Labor in America: Challenges, Identities, and Opportunities
LABOR
Chair: Shannon Ikebe, University of California, Berkeley (Sociology)
Collateral Damage: How Capitals' War on Labor Killed Detroit
Michael Schwartz, SUNY-Stony Brook (Sociology)
Josh Murray, Vanderbilt (Sociology)
Interracial solidarity in the US labor movement: notes toward an explanation
Michael Billeaux, University of Wisconsin-Madison (Sociology)
The Philanthropic Factory: Capitalism, Corporate Charity, and Forging New SocioEconomic Worker Identities in Milwaukee
Margaret Nettesheim Hoffmann, Marquette University (History)
Discussant: Jonathan Fox, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research (Life Course
Dynamics and Demographic Change)

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Thursday, November 2

12:30 – 2:30 pm

Parenthese

Institutions and Networks in Historical Context
MACRO-HISTORICAL DYNAMICS
Chair: Paul Mclean, Rutgers University (Sociology)
Networks of Ideas and Parallel Developments during the Axial Age
Daniel Mullins, University of Oxford (Cognitive and Evolutionary Anthropology)
Daniel Hoyer, University of Toronto (Classics)
Notes on the history of taxes in Russia in the late Middle Ages .
Nikolay Khan, Vjatskaja Expedition (Private firm)
Merchants, Money, and Trade: Rethinking Medieval Japanese Foreign Relations
Ethan Segal, Michigan State University (History)
The Market Utopia of the New Institutionalist Economic History
Mark Cohen, New York University (Spring 2017), Chinese University of Hong Kong
(Fall 2017) (Sociology)
Discussant: Paul McLean, Rutgers University (Sociology)
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Thursday, November 2

12:30 – 2:30 pm

Diese

Emotion, Gender, and Migration since 1880
MIGRATION/IMMIGRATION
Chair: Suzanne Sinke, Florida State University (History)
What's Love Got to do With It? Language of Emotions and Family Relations in
Portuguese Migrant Letters
Marcelo Borges, Dickinson College (History)
The Push and Pull of Private Life: Narratives of Love and Marriage From Migrants of
the Modern British Diaspora
A. James Hammerton, La Trobe University (History)
I Can Express My Feelings Just with A Tweet: A New Challenge in Immigrant Families
Where Parents and Children Don'T Share A Common Language
Roberta Ricucci, University of Torino and Fieri (Sociology)
Languages of Love: Emotion, Gender, and Migration since 1880
Linda Reeder, University of Missouri (History)
Discussant: Sonia Cancian, Zayed University (Interdisciplinary Studies)38

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Thursday, November 2

12:30 – 2:30 pm

Av. Duluth

Multiple Mobilities
MIGRATION/IMMIGRATION; Labor; Presidential; Rural, Agricultural, andEnvironmental; Women, Gender, and Sexuality
Chair: Lara Putnam, University Pittsburgh (History)
The Global Circulation of Mexican Beer
Jeffrey Pilcher, University of Toronto Scarborough (Historical and Cultural Studies)
Mobility and the Early Development of Canada's Tobacco Belt, 1925-1940
Edward Dunsworth, University of Toronto (History)
Longing and Belonging: Re-interpreting the impact of Global and local events on
Mobility, Material and Indian Migrants in Burma (c. 1930-40)
Ritesh Kumar Jaiswal, University of Delhi (History)
New Gender Possibilities or Familiar Strategies?: Prostitution and Divorce among Early
Japanese Immigrants in Hawai`i
Yukari Takai, University of Windsor (History)
Discussant: Lara Putnam, University Pittsburgh (History)
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Thursday, November 2

12:30 – 2:30 pm

Bar Oblique

Constructions of Racial and Indigenous Identities
RACE AND ETHNICITY
Chair: Crystal Eddins, Michigan State University (African American & African Studies
and Sociology)
Legislating Identity and Belonging in the Sault Ste. Marie Borderlands
Karl Hele, Concordia University (Community & Public Affairs/ First Peoples Studies)
Overcoming Silence: Aboriginal counter narratives as a transnational moment
Anna Clark, University of Technology Sydney (Public History)
African Americans, Italian Americans, and the Construction of Racial/Ethnic Identity in
Postwar Newark, NJ
Nancy Carnevale, Montclair State University (History)
Italian Migrants and Australia's First Peoples: Transcultural Fragments of a Forgotten
History
Francesco Ricatti, Monash University (from July 2017) (Languages, Cultures,
Literatures and Linguistics)
Discussant: Michael Calderon-Zaks, Santa Monica College (Sociology)

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Thursday, November 2

12:30 – 2:30 pm

Rue Notre-DameReligious Practice in Historical Perspective
RELIGION; Culture
Chair: Robert Braun, Northwestern (Sociology)
Rethinking Indigenization and Christianity in China: The Development of Catholicism inNortheast China Before 1952
Ji Li, University of Hong Kong (Modern Languages and Cultures)
A Blessing or a Threat? - Social Connections Between the Finnish Evangelical Lutheran
Church and Lay Preachers with venia concionandi
Matleena Sopanen, University of Tampere (History)
Constructing and Contesting the Holy Land: Christian Pilgrimage as a Multifaceted
Social Phenomenon
Roger Baumann, Yale University (Sociology)
From Fisherman to Filipinos: Port Chaplaincy in Boston from 1820 to the Present
Wendy Cadge, Brandeis University (Sociology)
Discussant: Daniel Winchester, Purdue University (Sociology)
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Thursday, November 2

12:30 – 2:30 pm

Av. Van-Horne

Book Session: Soldiers of Empire: Indian and British Armies in World War II
STATES AND SOCIETY; Macro-Historical Dynamics; Politics; Race and Ethnicity
Chair: George Lawson, London School of Economics (International Relations)
Soldiers of Empire: Indian and British Armies in World War II (Cambridge University
Press, 2017)
Tarak Barkawi, LSE (International Relations)
Discussants: Nicholas Wilson, Stony Brook University (Sociology)
Dorit Geva, Central European University (Sociology & Social Anthropology)
Meyer Kestnbaum, University of Maryland College Park (Sociology)
Colleen Bell, University of Saskatchewan (Political Studies)
Steven Wilkinson, Yale University (Political Science)
Michael Williams, University of Ottawa (Public and International Affairs)

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Thursday, November 2

12:30 – 2:30 pm

Rue Saint-Denis

State-Istics and the Politics of Categorization: Counting People and Places
STATES AND SOCIETY
Chair: Kim Pernell, University of Toronto (Sociology)
The Database Wars: The Evolution of Datasets of the Poor as a Struggle for Power
inside the Brazilian State
Luciana Leao, Columbia University (Sociology)
Political Power Before the State: Antimalarial Statistics and the Transition from
Population to Territory
Omri Tubi, Northwestern (Sociology)“Pushing All Nations Towards Social Improvements”: Social Indicators in the CongrèsInternational De Statistique (1853-1876)
Kaat Louckx, University of Chicago (Sociology)
Household and Economy: Municipal Zoning and the Rights of Land Ownership in Los
Angeles, 1904-1920
Luis Flores, University of Michigan (Sociology)
Constructing a "Balanced and Integrated System": Spatial Keynesianism and the
Problem of Distance in Ontario's Hospital Sector, 1959-1973
Chris Hurl, Concordia University (Sociology and Anthropology)
Discussant: Kim Pernell, University of Toronto (Sociology)
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Thursday, November 2

12:30 – 2:30 pm

Rue Sainte-Catherine

Effective State Building: Theory, Method, and Mechanisms
STATES AND SOCIETY
Chair: Olukunle Owolabi, Villanova University (Political Science)
Explaining Surprisingly Effective State Agencies: Interstitial Bureaucracy from 19th
Century America to 21st Century Nigeria
Erin McDonnell, University of Notre Dame (Sociology)
Levels of Contested Sovereignty
James Hurlbert, Yale University (Sociology)
When Government Agencies Mobilize Civil Society: Evidence from Nigeria
Michael Roll, University of Wisconsin-Madison (Sociology)
Advancing Canada - Inuit Reconciliation: The Clyde River Case
Annette Bickford, York University (Social Science)
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Thursday, November 2

12:30 – 2:30 pm

Exclamation

Substitute Cities? College Towns, Sunbelt Cities and New Suburban Settlements
URBAN
Chair: James Wunsch, Empire State College (Historical Studies)
Discussants: James Wunsch, Empire State College (Historical Studies)
Joe Goddard, University of Copenhagen (English, Romance and Germanic Languages)
Robert B. Fairbanks, University of Texas Arlington (History)42

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Thursday, November 2

2:45 – 4:45 pm

Rue Mansfield

Spaces of Childhood
CHILDHOOD AND YOUTH; Education; Rural, Agricultural, and Environmental;
Women, Gender, and Sexuality
Chair: Elizabeth Dillenburg, University of Minnesota (History)
Children's Riddles in Turkey and the United States: Environmental Aspects of Linguistic Arts
Derya Agis, Ankara University (Italian Language and Literature)
Spacetime Travel: Narratives of Childhood for Social Connection
Vita Yakovlyeva, University of Alberta (Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies)
Porches in Playhouses: Public Thresholds, Social Spaces, and Girls, 1875-1975
Frederika Eilers, McGill University (Architecture)
Gendering Privacy: Public School Lockerrooms in the Early 20th Century
Laura Rouleau, Michigan Technological University (Social Sciences)
Discussant: Emily Bruce, University of Minnesota (History)
D2

Thursday, November 2

2:45 – 4:45 pm

Rue Sherbrooke

Temporality, Materiality, and Politics
CULTURE
Chair: Samuel Umoh, University of Kwa Zulu Natal (International and Public Affairs
Cluster)
Antinomies of Apocalypse and the Social Temporalities of Climate
Zeke Baker, University of California, Davis (Sociology)
John R. Hall, University of California, Davis (Sociology)
Non-Agentic Materiality and the Political Event: Contextualizing the Impact ofDestructive Earthquakes on Policymaking in California, 1901-2010
Robert Mowry, University of Notre Dame (Sociology)
World Decay and Place Ruinance in Louroujina Village in Cyprus
Bahar Aktuna, University of Florida, (History)
Terric Nationhood: Connection with Time and Space
Syeda Masood, Brown University (Sociology)
Discussant: Matthew Norton, University of Oregon (Sociology)

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Thursday, November 2

2:45 – 4:45 pm

Rue McGill

Economic Knowledge in Socialism
ECONOMICS; Politics; States and Society
Chair: Till Düppe, Université Du Québec à Montréal (Economics)
Programming the USSR: Kantorovich's Political Struggle for Optimization
Till Düppe, Université du Québec à Montréal (Economics)
Ivan Boldyrev, Ruhr University Bochum (Economics)
Cold War Socialisms: Institutionalist Reformers In the USSR 1956 to 1972
Yakov Feygin, The University of Pennsylvania (History)
Economic Knowledge in Socialism: Forms, Integration, Isolation
Ivan Boldyrev, Ruhr University Bochum (Economics)
Till Düppe, Université du Québec à Montréal (Economics)
Grigorii Mar'iakhin, teh NIFI, and the Perils of Postwar Tax Reform
Kristy Ironside, McGill (History)
Discussant: Volker Daniel, Martin Luther University of Halle-Wittenberg (Economics)
D4

Thursday, November 2

2:45 – 4:45 pm

Diese

Databases in Comparison
FAMILY/DEMOGRAPHY
Chair: Kees Mandemakers, Int Institue of Social History (Historical Sample
Netherlands)
Historical Population Database of Transylvania
Ioan Bolovan, Babes-Bolyai University (Center for Population Studies)
Luminita Dumanescu, Babes-Bolyai University (Centrul de Studiere a Populatiei)
The Longitudinal, Intergenerational Family Electronic Micro-Database Project
Martha J. Bailey, University of Michigan (Economics)
Sarah Anderson, University of Michigan (Institute for Social Research)
Catherine Massey, University of Michigan (Population Studies)
Lessons from the Database Debate
Robert Sweeny, Memorial University of Newfoundland (History)
Discussant: Catherine Fitch, University of Minnesota (Minnesota Population Center)44

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Thursday, November 2

2:45 – 4:45 pm

AgoraInterpreting and Treating the Body through Time and SpaceHEALTH/MEDICINE/BODY
Chair: Atacan Atakan, University of Arizona (Middle Eastern and North African
Studies)
Shapes of Body Fatness: Rediscovered Medical Facts, Different Times, and Different
Settings
Anne Katrine Kleberg Hansen, University of Copenhagen (The Saxo Institute, history)
Resisting Globalization by Redefining Innovation: The Politic Economy of New Drug
Registration in China
Lantian Li, Northwestern University (Sociology)
Where are the Native Americans?: An Examination of Organizational Priorities of theSouth Dakota State Medical Association from 1882-1927
Carolyn Ly, Augustana University (Sociology)
Evan Meyer, Augustana University (Undergraduate Student)
Reed Ritterbusch, Augustana University (Student)
Daniel Schmidtman, Augustana University (Undergraduate Student)
Discussant: Catherine Carstairs, University of Guelph (History)
D6

Thursday, November 2

2:45 – 4:45 pm

Exclamation'Ireland from Below': Microscale Approaches in HGIS to Understanding Urban
Change amongst the Irish and Irish Diaspora
HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY AND GIS; Migration/Immigration; Religion; Urban
Chair: Niall Cunningham, University of Durham (Geography)
The Greatest Turn of the Ratchet: Segregation and Expropriation in 1920s Belfast
Niall Cunningham, University of Durham (Geography)
Micro-Geography of Irish Immigrant Neighborhoods in Manhattan circa 1880
Kurt Schlichting, Fairfield University (Sociology and Anthropology)
Mapping Rural to Urban Migration: An Examination of the 1901 and 1911 Census using GIS
Mary Kelly, Kingston University, London (Natural & Built Environments)
Discussant: Ian Gregory, Lancaster University (Art and Social Sciences)45

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Thursday, November 2

2:45 – 4:45 pm

Bar Oblique

The State of Canadian Labour
LABOR; Crime, Justice, and the Law; Politics
Chair: Andrew Hnatow, Wayne State University (History)
Discussants: Andrew Hnatow, Wayne State University (History)
Tara Forbes, Wayne State University (English)
Tim Nessim, McGill University (Law)
Jeremy Milloy, Trent University (Canadian Studies)
D8

Thursday, November 2

2:45 – 4:45 pm

Parenthese

Tertiary Education in Republican China
MACRO-HISTORICAL DYNAMICS
Chair: Daniel Little, University of Michigan, Dearborn (Philosophy)
National, Regional and Local Student Enrollment in Seven National Universities in
Republican China
Chen Liang, Nanjing University (History)
James Lee, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Humanities and Social
Science)
Tertiary Education in Republican China: Comparing Professional and non-Professional
Students in 27 Republican Chinese Universities
Yunzhu Ren, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Social Science)
Chen Liang, Nanjing University (History)
James Lee, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Humanities and Social Science)
Social and Geographical Origins of University Students in Republican Shanghai
Chen Liang, Nanjing University (History)
Yuqian Wang, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Social Science)
Yunzhu Ren, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Social Science)
James Lee, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Humanities and Social Science)
Discussant: Ruth Hayhoe, University of Toronto (Theory and Policy Studies)46

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Thursday, November 2

2:45 – 4:45 pm

Av. Laurier

Personal Narratives and Mobility
MIGRATION/IMMIGRATION
Chair: Elizabeth Venditto, University of Minnesota (History)‘If it Hadn't Been for the War!' Disruption, Resilience, and Affect in Life Stories ofMigrant and Refugee War Orphans
Sonia Cancian, Zayed University (Interdisciplinary Studies)
Linked Lives: Culture, Space and Identity among Adult Children of First Generation
Migrants in the UAE
Vishanthie Sewpaul, University of KwaZulu Natal (Applied Human Sciences)
Discussant: Elizabeth Venditto, University of Minnesota (History)
D10

Thursday, November 2

2:45 – 4:45 pm

Av. Viger

Neoliberalism and its Aftermath
POLITICS; Economics; Macro-Historical Dynamics
Chair: Stephanie L Mudge, University of California, Davis (Sociology)
Talking Trade: The Discursive Evolution and Divisive Articulation of Trade in American
Politics
Colin Arnold, University of Virginia (Sociology)
2011, The Continuation of 1989? Assessing the 2011 Protest Wave in the Global Southon the World-Historical Perspective
Chungse Jung, State University of New York at Binghamton (Sociology)
Jackson Rising: A New Anti-Capitalist Strategy in the Deep SouthPeter Ramand, University of Wisconsin-Madison (Sociology)
Michael Billeaux, University of Wisconsin-Madison (Sociology)
Implementing Neoliberalism in the 1980s
Hugh Pemberton, University of Bristol, UK (History)
Discussant: Stephanie L Mudge, University of California-Davis (Sociology)

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Thursday, November 2

2:45 – 4:45 pm

Multiplication

Author Meets Critics: International Pecking Orders by Vincent Pouliot
POLITICS; States and Society
Chair: David McCourt, University of California, Davis (Sociology)
International Pecking Orders
Vincent Pouliot, McGill University (Political Science)
Discussants: Ayse Zarakol, Cambridge University (Politics)
Fernando Nunez-Mietz, McGill University (Political Science)
Frédéric Merand, University of Montreal (Political Science)
D12

Thursday, November 2

2:45 – 4:45 pm

Av. Van-Horne

Race, Culture, and Social Movements
RACE AND ETHNICITY; Politics
Chair: Anna Clark, University of Technology Sydney (Public History)
The Word in the Indigenous Movement of Colombia:“Ecuador, Interdisciplinary Vision”
Eduardo Erazo Acosta, University Nariño (Sociology)
The Wall of Respect: Murals and Black Power in Daley's Chicago
Flood Dawn, Campion College at the University of Regina (Arts - History)
Contesting Global Solidarities: Race, Religion, and the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
Roger Baumann, Yale University (Sociology)
White Liberal Racism and the Politics of Respectability in the Black Lives Matter
Movement
Annette Bickford, York University (Social Science)
Discussant: Lara Putnam, University of Pittsburgh (History)48

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Religion, Politics, and Nationalism
RELIGION

Rue Sainte-Catherine

Chair: Sadia Saeed, University of San Francisco (Sociology)
Religious Elites and Empathy: the Role of Church-State Incongruence
Robert Braun, Northwestern (Sociology)
The Dogs May Bark, But the Caravan Moves On: Political Deliberation Between Faithbased Organizations and the State in the Netherlands, 1946-2016
Leonard van 't Hul, University of Amsterdam (History)
Religion and Nationalism in Baltic Provinces of the Russian Empire in the 19th Century
Riho Altnurme, University of Tartu (Theology and Religious Studies)
Recovering the Religious Left: Faith-Based Activism and the 1960s in Historical Memory
Patrick Lacroix, University of New Hampshire (History)
Discussant: Aliza Luft, University of California, Los Angeles (Sociology)
D14

Thursday, November 2

2:45 – 4:45 pm

Av. Duluth

The Colonization of Global Space in the Nineteenth Century
STATES AND SOCIETY; Crime, Justice, and the Law; Health/Medicine/Body;
Historical Geography and GIS; Migration/Immigration; Presidential
Chair: Jonathan Wyrtzen, Yale University (Sociology)
Controlling Infectious Disease in Imperial Space/Time
Alexandre White, Boston University (Sociology)
Who Set the Territorial Trap? Linear Borders and the Imperial Rationalization of Space
Kerry Goettlich, London School of Economics (International Relations)
Displaced: Global Ties, Indentured Labor and Forced Migration in the British Empire
Ricarda Hammer, Brown University (Sociology)
Colonizing through Contract: The Imperial Entanglements of Corporate Charters andPrivate Contracts in Dartmouth College v. Woodward
Paul Gutierrez, Brown University (Political Science)
Discussant: Jonathan Wyrtzen, Yale University (Sociology)

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Thursday, November 2

2:45 – 4:45 pm

Rue Notre-Dame

Theorizing Culture and the Role of the StateSTATES AND SOCIETY; Culture
Chair: Emily Laxer, University of Michigan (Sociology)
Commissioning National Culture: The Exercise of State Power in France's Face Veil
DebateEmily Laxer, University of Michigan (Sociology)
Cultural Models of Global Worth: Leaders, Discerners, the Persistent, and the
Disengaged
Victoria Reyes, University of California, Riverside (Sociology)
A Discursive Institutionalist Approach to Explaining Third-Order Policy Change:
Immigration Bureaucrats, The Idea of Race, and The Shift to a "Non-Discriminatory"
Immigration Policy in Post-war Canada
Jennifer Elrick, University of Toronto (Sociology)
Public Relations as Cultural Discipline: "Stakeholdering" the State for Environmental
Sustainability, 1970-1997
Melissa Aronczyk, Rutgers University (Journalism and Media Studies)
Discussant: Lyn Spillman, University of Notre Dame (Sociology)
D16

Thursday, November 2

2:45 – 4:45 pm

Rue Saint-Denis

Race, Public Policy, and the Twentieth Century American CityURBAN; Race and Ethnicity
Chair: Tracy Neumann, Wayne State University (History)
Segregation, Redevelopment, and the Right to Privacy
Clayton Howard, The Ohio State University (History)
Race, Crime, and the Color Line in Prohibition-Era Chicago
Nora Krinitsky, The University of Michigan (History)
What is the Value of Redlining? Evidence from the Home Owners' Loan Corporation in
Chicago
LaDale Winling, Virginia Tech (History)
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Thursday, November 2

2:45 – 4:45 pm

Centre-Ville

Rose Wilder Lane: Journeys, Politics, and Writings of An American Individualist
WOMEN, GENDER, AND SEXUALITY; Childhood and Youth; Culture; Economics;
Politics; States and Society
Chair: Lee Pierson, Fairleigh Dickinson University (Thinking Skills Institute)
Defending Liberty in Dark Times: Rose Wilder Lane's "The Discovery of Freedom"
Vojin Sasa Vukadinovic, University of Zurich ("History of Knowledge")
Rose Wilder Lane and Ayn Rand: Alliance, Correspondence, and Conflict
Shoshana Milgram Knapp, Virginia Tech (English)
Rose Wilder Lane: An American Woman in an Albanian Household
Eleni Laperi, Independent Scholar
A New Pioneer Myth: Exploring the Relationship between Laura Ingalls Wilder and Rose
Wilder Lane
Christine Woodside, Independent Scholar
Turning Pamphleteer: Rose Wilder Lane Challenges the FBI
Amy Lauters, Minnesota State University, Mankato (Mass Media)
Discussant: Lee Pierson, Fairleigh Dickinson University (Thinking Skills Institute)
D18

Thursday, November 2

2:45 – 4:45 pm

Rue Saint-Paul

Gendered Policy Developments in the United States
WOMEN, GENDER, AND SEXUALITY; Politics; States and Society; Race andEthnicity
Chair: Ann Orloff, Northwestern University (Sociology)
From Civil Rights to Social Policy: The Political Development of Family and Medical
Leave Policies in the United States
Kumar Ramanathan, Northwestern University (Political Science)
The Comprehensive Child Development Act of 1971: Education or Welfare?
Anna Danziger Halperin, Columbia University (History)
African American Politicians and Women's Policy in California, 1966-1980
Doreen Mattingly, South Dakota State University (Women's Studies)
The Women are Worse that the Men: The Gendered Politics of White Backlash in South
Philadelphia, 1971-1982
Charlotte Rosen, Northwestern University (History)
Discussant: Ann Orloff, Northwestern University (Sociology)

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Thursday, November 2

5:00 – 7:00 pm

Rue Saint-Denis

Marrying Too Often: Bigamy in Australia, England and New Zealand
CRIME, JUSTICE, and the LAW; Family/Demography
Chair: Tamara Myers, Lehigh University (History)
Newspapers Frenzy over Bigamy: Results from the Trove Database 1816-1916
Mélanie Méthot, University of Alberta, Augustana Campus (Social Science)
Bigamy in Nineteenth-Century England and Wales
Rebecca Probert, University of Exeter (Law)
The Privileged Crime: Bigamy in a Nineteenth-Century Colony
Raewyn Dalziel, University of Auckland (History)
Discussant: Tamara Myers, Lehigh University (History)
E2

Thursday, November 2

5:00 – 7:00 pm

Rue Notre-Dame

Where is Social Theory Now and Where is it Going? II
CULTURE
Chair: Isaac Reed, University of Virginia (Sociology)
On the Frontiers of Rational Choice
Ivan Ermakoff, University of Wisconsin-Madison (Sociology)
Varieties of Micro-Sociology
Daniel Winchester, Purdue University (Sociology)
Globalizing Gender
Dorit Geva, Central European University (Sociology & Social Anthropology)
Poststructuralism Today
Claire Decoteau, University of Illinois at Chicago (Sociology)
Discussant: Lyn Spillman, University of Notre Dame (Sociology)52

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Thursday, November 2

5:00 – 7:00 pm

Diese

The Role of Women in Maintaining and Shaping Family II
FAMILY/DEMOGRAPHY
Chair: Matt Nelson, University of Minnesota (History)
French Immigrant Women in California, 1880-1940: Their Agency and Empowerment toSecure Family Well-Being and Heritage
Marie-pierre Arrizabalaga, University Cergy Pontoise (Languages and International
Studies)
The Tranmission of Family Name By Adoption in France : A Silent Revolution (18041923)
Catherine Dol, Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales EHESS Paris (History)
Adoption and In-Marrying Sons-In-Law: Recruiting Capable Management and the Roleof Women Keeping the Business In the Family.
Mary Louise Nagata, Francis Marion University / EHESS (History / CRH)
Discussant: Antoinette Fauve-Chamoux, EHESS-Paris (Centre de Recherches
Historiques)
E4

Thursday, November 2

5:00 – 7:00 pm

Rue Sainte-Catherine

Physiological Freedoms: Constructing Therapeutic Practices and Expertise, 1840S1920S
HEALTH/MEDICINE/BODY
Chair: Simone Caron, Wake Forest University (History)
Osteopathy's (and Chiropractic's) Historical Challenge or Why Osteopaths Were Forced
to Become Un-Orthodox in the 1890s
Anders Ottosson, Gothenburg University (Historical Studies)
Bodies in-between Worlds: Global Fitness Culture in Contemporary Bengal
Jaita Talukdar, Loyala University New Orleans (Sociology)
Medical Absolution: Clinical Treatment of Men's Sexual and Emotional Health in the
Gilded Age
Mallory Szymanski, University of Florida (History)
Bodies of Possibility: Swedish Movement-Cures and Spaces for Social Reform
Carrie Streeter, University of California, San Diego (History)
Discussant: Lucinda M. McCray, Appalachian State University (History)53

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Thursday, November 2

5:00 – 7:00 pm

Av. Van-Horne

Stability, Mobility, Migration and Historical GIS
HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY AND GIS; Economics; Macro-Historical Dynamics;
Migration/Immigration; Rural, Agricultural, and Environmental; Urban
Chair: Colin Pooley, Lancaster University (Lancaster Environment Centre)"How ya gonna keep em down on the farm, after they've seen Paree?" First World War
Military Service and its Effects on Rural Population Geography
Angela Cunningham, Institute of Behavioral Science (Geography)
Residential Mobility and (In)Stability across Growing Copenhagen, 1890-1925
Mikkel Thelle, Aarhus University (Danish Centre for Urban University, Director)
Leah Meisterlin, Barnard College - Columbia University (Architecture)
Gergely Baics, Barnard College - Columbia University (History and Urban Studies)
Geographic and Economic Factors in Internal Migration to Villages in EighteenthCentury France
Jeremy Hayhoe, Université de Moncton. (Histoire et Geographie)
Estimating Bias in New Deal Housing Maps
Andy Anderson, Amherst College (History and Black Studies)
Discussant: Colin Pooley, Lancaster University (Lancaster Environment Centre)
E6

Thursday, November 2

5:00 – 7:00 pm

Rue McGill

Author Meets Critics: Jeremy Milloy, Blood, Sweat, and Fear: Violence in the
North American Auto Industry, 1960-1980
LABOR; Health/Medicine/Body
Chair: Tracy Neumann, Wayne State University (History)
Blood, Sweat, and Fear: Violence in the North American Auto Industry, 1960-1980
Jeremy Milloy, Trent University (Canadian Studies)
Discussants: Tracy Neumann, Wayne State University (History)
Holly Karibo, Oklahoma State University (History)
Jacob Remes, New York University-Gallatin (History)54

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Thursday, November 2

5:00 – 7:00 pm

Rue Saint-Paul

Party and Nation: Sources of Contention
MACRO-HISTORICAL DYNAMICS
Chair: Liping Wang, The University of Hong Kong (Sociology)
Repression and Ideological Shift: Comparing the Russian and Chinese Communist
Revolutionaries
Luyang Zhou, McGill University (Sociology)
Ecology and Organizational Response to the Exit-Voice Dynamics
Xiaohong Xu, National University of Singapore (Sociology)
The Different Grounds of Nationalism
Jaesok Son, NORC (Sociology)
When Global Economic Ideas Become Political: Economic Knowledge Regimes, Politics
and the Public in China
Yibing Shen, Brown University (Sociology)
Discussant: Mark Cohen, New York University/Chinese University of Hong Kong (Sociology)
E8

Thursday, November 2

5:00 – 7:00 pm

Av. Laurier

Careers and Migration in Europe and Asia
MACRO-HISTORICAL DYNAMICS; Migration/Immigration; Presidential; States andSociety
Chair: Matthew Noellert, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology(Humanities)
Making Temporary Migrants into Permanent Workers: The Case of Schneider in Le
Creusot, 1836-1886
Jérôme Bourdieu, PSE-INRA (Economics)
Lionel Kesztenbaum, INED (History)
Dutch Civil Service Careers: Social and Geographical Mobility, 1870-1970
Leo Lucassen, Leiden University (History)
Kees Mandemakers, Int Institue of Social History (Historical Sample Netherlands)
Government Employees in Qing China: Career Trajectories and Geographic Mobility, 1760-1911
Cameron Campbell, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Social Science)
Bijia Chen, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Division of Social Science)
James Lee, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Humanities and Social Science)
Ladders of Success in Late Imperial China: Careers of Office Purchasers and Exam
Qualifiers in the Qing Civil Service
Lawrence Zhang, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Humanities)
Cameron Campbell, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Social Science)
Bijia Chen, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Social Sciences)
James Lee, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Humanities and Social Science)
Discussant: Matthew Noellert, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Humanities)55

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Thursday, November 2

4:45 – 6:45 pm

Rue Crescent

SSHA Executive Committee I
Chair: William Block, Cornell University (CISER)
E10

Thursday, November 2

5:00 – 7:00 pm

Parenthese

Between Public and Private: Social Worker-Client Interactions in Intermediate
Spaces - Chicago, Minnesota, Toronto
RACE AND ETHNICITY; Health/Medicine/Body; Migration/Immigration
Chair: Russell Kazal, University of Toronto (History)
The Program of Christmas Songs Draws Together People of the Most Diverging Faiths:
Jane Addams, Hull-House, and Jewish Immigrants
Monda Halpern, The University of Western Ontario (History)Social Worker Mildred Thomson and Negotiating the Shift from Sterilization to Parent
Advocacy in the United States
Molly Ladd-Taylor, York University (History)
Between Public Health Nurse and Immigrant Families: Cultural Intermediaries,
Immigrant Mothers, and Children's Health and Welfare
Franca Iacovetta, University Toronto (History)
Discussant: Marlou Schrover, Leiden University (History)
E11

Thursday, November 2

5:00 – 7:00 pm

Av. Duluth

Exogenous and Endogenous Shocks on Land Use and its Outcome on People and Places
RURAL, AGRICULTURAL, AND ENVIRONMENTAL
Chair: Patrick Svensson, Lund University (Economic History)
Seizing the Moment for Long-Term Effect: The socio-ecological legacy of a Bark-Beetle
Control Campaign in the 1919 during the 20th Century in Rural Austria
Rita Garstenauer, Center for Migration Research (Managing Director)
Differential Recovery Migration: The Deterring Effects of Population Trends andNatural Resource Based Livelihoods
Rachel Rosenfeld, University of Wisconsin - Madison (Sociology)
Jack DeWaard, University of Minnesota (Sociology)
Elizabeth Fussell, Brown University (PSC)
Self-Provisioning and Disciplining Labour: Arthur Young, Robert Malthus and British
Agrarian Capitalism
Jim Handy, University of Saskatchewan (History)
Navigating Impaired Waters: Water Quality Legacies of Historic Iron Mining in
Minnesotas Mesabi Range
John Baeten, Michigan Technological University (Social Sciences)
Nancy Langston, Michigan Technological University (Social Sciences)
Donald Lafreniere, Michigan Technological University (Social Sciences)
Discussant: Lai Sze Tso, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Global Health andMedical Humanities Initiative)56

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Thursday, November 2

5:00 – 7:00 pm

Av. Viger

Wretched of the Earth: Revolution, Resistance and Social Change from a
Postcolonial Perspective
STATES AND SOCIETY; Macro-Historical Dynamics; Politics
Chair: Julian Go, Boston University (Sociology)
Motherhood as Micromobilization: Gendered Marronnage before the Haitian Revolution
Crystal Eddins, Michigan State University (African American & African Studies andSociology)
Racing Toward Revolution: The Making of An Interracial Movement of "WarriorWorkers" in Colonial Trinidad and Tobago
Zophia Edwards, Providence College (Sociology)
Black Revolutions, Black Republics
Alexandre White, Boston University (Sociology)
Ricarda Hammer, Brown University (Sociology)
On Postcolonial Violence: Gandhian Non-Violence and Symbolic Violence during India's
Emergency
Kristin Plys, Yale University (Sociology)
Discussant: George Lawson, London School of Economics (International Relations)
E13

Thursday, November 2

5:00 – 7:00 pm

Agora

Reimagining Civil Society in (a/the) Neoliberal Crisis: Mining the Past and Present
for Future Alternatives
STATES AND SOCIETY
Chair: Lars Bo Kaspersen, University of Copenhagen (Political Science)
Transforming functions and relations in the agglomeration of Budapest 1980-1997
Arpad Bayer, Eotvos Lorand University (History)
Civil Society in the Shadow of the Neoliberal State: On the Depoliticization of Civil
Society, 1992-present
Mathias Hein Jessen, Copenhagen Business School (Business and Politics)
Struggling Ideals of Legal and Political Pluralism around the Beginning of the 20th
Century: A Challenge to Present Amalgamations of State Centralism, Populism andLiberalism?
Christiane Mossin, University of Copenhagen (Political Science)
Civil Society as Statehood: A New (Old) Democratic Vision
Andreas Mulvad, University of Copenhagen (Political Science)
Discussant: Philip Gorski, Yale University (Sociology)

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Thursday, November 2

5:00 – 7:00 pm

Rue Mansfield

Empires and Colonies: Ambitions, Nationalism, and Fragemention in Times of
ChangeSTATES AND SOCIETY; Macro-Historical Dynamics; Politics
Chair: Anna Skarpelis, New York University (Sociology)
Practicing Nationalism in Historical Writing Japan's Changing Image in Official
Chinese Historical Narratives (1950s to 1990s)
Nanxi Zeng, Johns Hopkins University (Political Science)
Fragmentation of an Empire: The Political Economy of Spain and its Colonies in the
Late Bourbon Period
Fernando Arteaga, George Mason University (Economics)
Objects and Objectives: The Co-Production of Antebellum Naval Technology andImperial Ambitions
Alicia Maggard, Brown University (History)
Discussant: Anna Skarpelis, New York University (Sociology)
E15

Thursday, November 2

5:00 – 7:00 pm

Centre-Ville

Polices and Governance in Urban Settings
URBAN
Chair: Nathanael Lauster, University of British Columbia (Sociology)
The Political Uses of Race and Ethnicity: Ethnoracial References in the 2014 Toronto
and 2015 Chicago Municipal Elections
Jan Doering, McGill University (Sociology)
The Materiality of Governance: Expanding State Infrastructural Power in Honduras
Leslie MacColman, University of Notre Dame (Sociology)
From Growth Machines to Beaver Dams: How to think about Cities (like a Canadian)
Nathanael Lauster, University of British Columbia (Sociology)
The Impact of Redlining on an Urban Core: The Case of Albany, New YorkDavid Hochfelder, State University of New York at Albany (History)
From Federal Policy to Local Impact: How the Baltimore War on Poverty Was Fought,
1964-1968
Heleen Blommers, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (Humanities)
Discussant: Nathanael Lauster, University Of British Columbia (Sociology)

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Thursday, November 2

5:00 – 7:00 pm

Rue Sherbrooke

Inter/National Social Movements
WOMEN, GENDER, AND SEXUALITY; Culture; Politics; Race and Ethnicity; Statesand Society
Chair: Karen Balcom, McMaster University (History)
New Perspectives, New Women: Revisiting Sex Roles in the State House After 40 Years
Morgan Matthews, University of Wisconsin-Madison (Sociology)
Female Couples in the Swedish Women's Movement
Hanna Markusson Winkvist, University of Gothenburg (Historical Studies)
To the Governments of all Countries in Which Women Are Not Granted Equal Civil andPolitical Rights with Men...: Global Coalitions of Women Lawyers, 1920-1960
Gwen Jordan, University of Illinois Springfield (Legal Studies)
Discussant: Karen Balcom, McMaster University (History)

Welcome Reception
Thursday, Novbember 2

7:00 – 8:30pm

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F1

Friday, November 3

8:00 – 10:00 am

Av. Van-Horne

Book Session -Baby Trouble in the Last Best West: Making New People in Alberta,
1905-1939
CHILDHOOD AND YOUTH; States and Society; Women, Gender, and Sexuality
Chair: Mary Jo Maynes, University of Minnesota (History)
Baby Trouble in the Last Best West: Making New People in Alberta, 1905-1939
Amy Kaler, University of Alberta (Sociology)
Discussants: Tamara Myers, Lehigh University (History)
Kristine Alexander, University of Lethbridge (History and Child & Youth Studies)
Elisabeth Anderson, New York University Abu Dhabi (Sociology)
Pavla Miller, RMIT University (Global, Urban and Social Studies)
F2

Friday, November 3

8:00 – 10:00 am

Av. Viger

Nostalgia and Consumer Culture in the 20th Century
CULTURE; Childhood and Youth; Race and Ethnicity; Rural, Agricultural, andEnvironmental
Chair: Gary Cross, Pennsylvania State University (History)
Nostalgia and Multigenerational Childhood: Marketing and Tourism in the Hershey
Company, 1903-1985
Catherine Koonar, University of Toronto (History)
Seeing the Past in Stages: Stagecoaches, Freight Wagons, and Frontier Nostalgia in
Western Canada, 1910-1960
Ben Bradley, University of Alberta (History and Classics)
Not Enough Memory: Examining History and Obsolescence in Contemporary Game Art
Andrew Bailey, York University (Art History and Visual Culture)
Nostalgia for "Company Time": Food and Consumer Culture in Caribbean Nicaragua
Christiane Berth, Bern University (History)
Discussant: Gary Cross, The Pennsylvania State University (History)60

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Friday, November 3

8:00 – 10:00 am

Agora

Global Encounters: Life, Death, Criticism
CULTURE
Chair: Chibuzor Azubuike, University of Ibadan, Nigeria (Diaspora and Transnational
Studies)
Diplomacy, Proselytization, and Criticism in the Western Encounter: Japanese Religious
Groups in the World's Parliament of Religions
Noah Rankins, University of Notre Dame (Sociology)
Experience and Trauma. Lived Experience on the Battlefields as Reflected in theTransylvanian Romanians' War Diaries and Memoirs (1914-1918)
Mirela Popa-Andrei, Romanian Academy (The Institute of History "George Baritiu")
Indigenous Cases and Individual Burdens: Comparing the Cholera and Dengue
Outbreak Narratives
Maria I. Espinoza, Rutgers University (Sociology)
Discussant: Robert Mowry, University of Notre Dame (Sociology)
F4

Friday, November 3

8:00 – 10:00 am

Av. Duluth

Twentieth-Century Developments in Economic Institutions: Legal, Political, andOrganizational Change
ECONOMICS; Politics; Public Finance
Chair: Thomas Telfer, Western University (Law)
Corporate Law Federalism in Historical Context
Camden Hutchison, University of British Columbia (Law)
Marketing and Organizational Management in Marion Harper's "Engineering Consent"
Daniel Guadagnolo, University of Wisconsin-Madison (History)
Canadian Corporate Reorganization, 1920s-2000s: A Socio-Legal History of theCompanies' Creditors Arrangement Act
Virginia Torrie, University of Manitoba (Law)
The Moral Economy of Academic Patenting Before the Bayh-Dole Act of 1980
Kevin Walters, University of Wisconsin-Madison (History)
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Friday, November 3

8:00 – 10:00 am

Square Dorchester

Experts in Action
EDUCATION; Culture
Chair: Gianpaolo Baiocchi, New York University (Individualized Studies andSociology)
Making Data Democratic in Contemporary Mexico
Diana Graizbord, University of Georgia (Sociology & Latin American and Caribbean
Studies)
Infrastructures of Valuation: Lessons from Food Distribution to Shoe Production
Claudio Benzecry, Northwestern University (Communication Studies)
Andrew Deener, University of Connecticut (Sociology)
Humanitarian Anticipations: Aid and Imagined Futures in Post-Crisis Lebanon
Samuel Dinger, NYU (Sociology)
Civic Visions and Moral Models: Social Knowledge in Planning Theory
Hillary Angelo, University of California Santa Cruz (Sociology)
Gianpaolo Baiocchi, NYU (Individualized Studies and Sociology)
Discussant: Fuyuki Kurasawa, York University (Sociology)
F6

Friday, November 3

8:00 – 10:00 am

Exclamation

Internal Migration and Service
FAMILY/DEMOGRAPHY
Chair: Mary Louise Nagata, Francis Marion University / Ehess (History / CHR)
An Early Modern Swedish Migration System
Martin Andersson, Södertörn University, Stockholm (History)
A Servants Worth: Self-Worth, Respect and Pride in Seventeenth Century Stockholm
Paul Borenberg, Gothenburg University (Historical Studies)Internal Migrations in Feudal Poland
Mateusz Wyzga, Pedagogical University in Cracow (History and Archive Sciences)
Discussant: Mary Louise Nagata, Francis Marion University / EHESS (History / CRH)

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Friday, November 3

8:00 – 10:00 am

Av. Laurier

Building Historical Big Data Together I: Crowd-Sourcing, Citizen Science, andLarge-Scale Online Collaborations
HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY AND GIS; Family/Demography; Presidential; Rural,
Agricultural, and Environmental; Urban
Chair: Juliette Levy, University of California, Riverside (History)
Analytic Potentials of Large Scale Topographic Mapping Converted into Geosemantic"Big Data" through Crowd-Sourcing: Findings from the GB1900 Project
Humphrey Southall, University of Portsmouth (Geography)
Paula Aucott, University of Portsmouth (Geography)
Names and Places: Accuracy of citizen transcribers in the Measuring the ANZACs
Project
Evan Roberts, University of Minnesota (Minnesota Population Center, Sociology)
Kris Inwood, University of Guelph (Economics and History)
Les Oxley, University of Canterbury (Economics and Finance)
Crowd-Sourcing Irish Immigration: Departure from Ireland & Arrival and Settlement in US
Kurt Schlichting, Fairfield University (Sociology and Anthropology)
Capturing and Contextualizing History- Using Public Participatory Historical GIS to
Build a Spatial Data Infrastructure of Historical Landscapes and Environments
Donald Lafreniere, Michigan Technological University (Social Sciences)
Sarah Fayen Scarlett, Michigan Technological University (Social Sciences)
Daniel Trepal, Michigan Technological University (Social Sciences)
John Arnold, Michigan Technological University (Social Sciences)
Discussant: Juliette Levy, University of California, Riverside (History)
F8

Friday, November 3

8:00 – 10:00 am

Rue Saint-PaulThinking About Class Today : Economy, Law, Education and Unions in Quebec
LABOR; Economics; Politics
Chair: Felix Fuchs, McGill University (History)
The 'Quiet Revolution' and Its Not-So-Quiet Dismantling : Understanding Class
Dynamics in Quebec
Emanuel Guay, McGill University (Sociology)
Defending School on the streets : Education and Class Dynamics in Quebec
Alessandro Drago, McGill University (Sociology)
From "Combat" to "Partenariat" : Unions and Class in Quebec
Élisabeth Béfort-Doucet, Université de Montréal (Anthropology)
Discussant: Felix Fuchs, McGill University (History)63

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Friday, November 3

8:00 – 10:00 am

Multiplication

Gender, "Work," and the Evolving Landscape of Graduate Education
LABOR; Education; Women, Gender, and Sexuality
Chair: Elizabeth Faue, Wayne State University (History)
The PhD Octopus Reconsidered: Credentialism and Labor Market Inequality
Cristina Groeger, Harvard University (History)
The University and Our New Financial Oligarchy
Charlie Eaton, University of California, Merced (Sociology)
Service Sector Faculty: Gender and Discretion at the University of Dayton
Caroline Merithew, University of Dayton (History)
Discussant: Elizabeth Faue, Wayne State University (History)
F10

Friday, November 3

8:00 – 10:00 am

Rue Sainte-CatherineBook Session: Shuang Chen, State-Sponsored Inequality
MACRO-HISTORICAL DYNAMICS
Chair: James Lee, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Humanities andSocial Science)State-Sponsored Inequality: The Banner System and Social Stratification
Shuang Chen, University of Iowa (History)
Discussants: Patrick Svensson, Lund University (Economic History)
James Lee, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Humanities and Social
Science)
Rebecca Jean Emigh, UCLA (Sociology)
F11

Friday, November 3

8:00 – 10:00 am

Rue Notre-Dame

The Vivek Chibber Debate: Postcolonial Theory and the Specter of Capital in the
Canadian Context
MACRO-HISTORICAL DYNAMICS
Chair: Cindy Gaudet, University of Alberta (Native Studies)
Discussants: Claude Couture, University of Alberta (Claude Couture)
Srilata Ravi, University of Alberta (Faculté Saint-Jean)
Guillaume Durou, UQAM and University of Alberta (Sociology)
Frederic-Guillaume Dufour, UQAM (Sociology)

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Friday, November 3

8:00 – 10:00 am

Rue Mansfield

Innovative Approaches to Teaching Migration and Citizenship in the Classroom
and Beyond
MIGRATION/IMMIGRATION; Education; Race and Ethnicity
Chair: Torrie Hester, Saint Louis University (History)
Discussants: Danielle Battisti, University of Nebraska, Omaha (History)
Elizabeth Venditto, University of Minnesota (History)
Jessica Harriet Lee, Columbia University (Freedom and Citizenship Center)
Evan Taparata, University of Minnesota (Immigration History)
F13

Friday, November 3

8:00 – 10:00 am

Rue Saint-Denis

Nationalism, Identity and Mobility
MIGRATION/IMMIGRATION
Chair: Marcelo Borges, Dickinson College (History)
Israel - from Migration ‘to Population Change" to a Heterogeneous Society: Nationalism
as Societal Glue
Yair Barak, Tel Aviv University (Cohen Institute)
How Homeland Politics Affect In-group Differences in Identity Formation among
Contemporary Chinese-Speaking Immigrants
Yuching Cheng, University at Albany, SUNY (Sociology)
The "Huaqiao Question" and the Nation: Migration Scholars, Institutions and Discourses
in China, 1842-1949
Lisong Liu, Massachusetts College of Art and Design (Liberal Arts)
Portuguese Language and Culture in Portugals Emigration Policy and the Nation after
Decolonization
Thierry Hinger, University of Luxembourg (History)
Discussant: Marcelo Borges, Dickinson College (History)65

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Friday, November 3

8:00 – 10:00 am

Rue Sherbrooke

Parties and Elites
POLITICS; States and Society
Chair: Juan Wang, McGill University (Political Science)
Mechanisms of Formation of Local Ruling Elites in the Early Soviet Society (Based on
the Materials of the Communist Party Census of 1922-1924)
Oleg Gorbachev, Ural Federal University (Historical)
Elite Family Networks and State Formation in 19th Century Chile
Naim Bro, University of Cambridge (Sociology)
The Rise of the Princelings in China: Career Advantages and Collective Elite
Reproduction
Tony Huiquan Zhang, University of Toronto (Sociology)
Discussant: Juan Wang, McGill University (Political Science)
F15

Friday, November 3

8:00 – 10:00 am

ArobaseSpecialist Actors in Public Finance
PUBLIC FINANCE
Chair: Molly Michelmore, Washington and Lee University (History)
The American Tobacco Tax, 1861-1913: A Window into the Gilded Age Tax Regime
Carl-Henry Geschwind, Independent Scholar (History)
Tax and Accounting Standardization in France 1914-1948
Beatrice Touchelay, Universite Lille 3, France (History)
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F16

Friday, November 3

8:00 – 10:00 am

Parenthese

Race, Theory, and the Sociological Imagination
RACE AND ETHNICITY
Chair: Karida Brown, Brown University (Sociology)
Race, Modernity, and the Boundaries of Bureaucratic PracticeMarcelo Bohrt, Brown University (Sociology)
The Double Bind: Race as Pre-political in the Sociology of Race and the Political
Sociology
Michael Rodríguez-Muñiz, Northwestern (Sociology)
Cedric de Leon, Providence College (Sociology)
Tracing Race in the Social Sciences: An Examination of Journal Articles 1945-2015
Tina M. Park, Brown University (Sociology)
Discussant: Karida Brown, Brown University (Sociology)
F17

Friday, November 3

8:00 – 10:00 am

Between the State and the People: Protest and Development in China in Historical
Perspective
STATES AND SOCIETY; Politics
Cancelled
F18

Friday, November 3

8:00 – 10:00 am

Centre-Ville

Inclusion and Representation in State-Making
STATES AND SOCIETY
Chair: Daniel Carpenter, Harvard University (Political Science)
Understanding the Ethics of Eroticism in Soviet and post-Soviet South Caucasus
Diana Yayloyan, Ankara University (International Relations)
Democracy Through Revolution: Voice and Rights in the Revolutionary Process
Zachary Wilmot, Brown University (Sociology)
Ruling Oneself In: Party-State Struggles, European Integration and the Rise of theTurkish AKP, 1995-2008
Phyllis Jeffrey, University of California, Davis (Sociology)
Stephanie L Mudge, University of California-Davis (Sociology)
The International Year of Disabled Persons (1981) in Times of Welfare State
Retrenchment: Debates about Charity, Welfare Provisions, and Rights in the Nordic
Countries
Anna Derksen, Leiden University (History)
Formalizing Informality: Iranian Revolutionrary Militia's Unconventional Path to
Establishment
Maryam Alemzadeh, University of Chicago (Sociology)
Discussant: Daniel Carpenter, Harvard University (Political Science)67

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Friday, November 3

8:00 – 10:00 am

Diese

Unhealthy Communities? Environmental Justice and Cities, Then and Now
URBAN
Chair: Nicola Tynan, Dickinson College (Economics)
Lead Paint and the Production of Poisonous Space in Baltimore City, 1995-2015
Lee Scrivener, UW-Madison (Sociology)
Manufacturing Change: The Differential Impacts of Manufacturing Decline on Exposure
to Industrial Pollution
Kevin Smiley, State University of New York at Buffalo (Sociology)
Age-friendly Urban Development and the Health of Ageing Societies
Malou Windeler, University of British Columbia / Free University of Berlin (Sociology)
Urban Infrastructure and Everyday Life in Los Angeles, 1880-1930
Jan Hansen, Humboldt University Berlin (History)
Discussant: Nicola Tynan, Dickinson College (Economics)
F20

Friday, November 3

8:00 – 10:00 am

Rue McGill

Nasty Women: Gender and National Identity in a Transnational and Transatlantic
Context, 1860-1950
WOMEN, GENDER, AND SEXUALITY; Migration/Immigration
Chair: A James Hammerton, La Trobe University (History)
Bridget Waters, Murderess: War Bride as Femme Fatale in Post-war America
Gail L. Savage, St. Mary's College of Maryland (History)"I Should Never Have Allied Myself to a Gentleman without Fortune":
Ginger Suzanne Frost, Samford University (History)"This is Your Hour": Christian Science Women's Mission to London, 1885-1908
Pamela Walker, Carleton University (History)68

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G1

Friday, November 3

10:15 am – 12:15 pm

Square Dorchester

Children across Borders: Processes and Justifications for Child Placement andChild Migration
CHILDHOOD AND YOUTH; Migration/Immigration; Presidential; Race and Ethnicity;
Women, Gender, and Sexuality
Chair: Kelly Condit-Shrestha, University of Minnesota (History)
The Suspension, the Nation and Its Children: Adoption Compounding Postcolonial
Trauma in the DR Congo
Emma Alexander, University of Winnipeg (History)
Children on the Move: Listening to Life Stories of Migration, Survival, and Displacement
Barbara Lorenzkowski, Concordia University (History)
African American Children and Adoption Reform During the Transition from Civil Rights
to Black Power
Kori Graves, SUNY Albany (History)
Incorporating the Racial Other: Bypassing US Immigration Restrictions in theTransnational Adoption of Japanese Children by American Families, 1948-1953
Karen Balcom, McMaster University (History)
Discussant: Kelly Condit-Shrestha, University of Minnesota (History)
G2

Friday, November 3

10:15 am – 12:15 pm

Av. Van-Horne

Historical Encounters With Crime
CRIME, JUSTICE, and the LAW
Chairs: Paul Knepper, Central Washington University (Law & Justice) andJessica Rumboldt, York University (Gender, Feminist, & Women's Studies)
How to Study Historical Crime
Glenn Svedin, Mid Sweden University (History)
Can We Social Science Historians Make a Greater Contribution to Criminology, andVice Versa?
Randolph Roth, Ohio State University (History)
Seven Controversies among Historians of Crime (and Why Criminologists Need to Know
about Them
Paul Knepper, Central Washington University (Law & Justice)
Theorizing Female Crime in Russia: The Application of Gendered Analysis to Court
Cases
Sharon Kowalsky, Texas A&M University--Commerce (History)
Discussant: Joanne Klein, Boise State University (History)69

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G3

Friday, November 3

10:15 am – 12:15 pm

Agora

Morals, Methods, and Means of Explanation
CULTURE
Chair: Álvaro Morcillo Laiz, Center for Teaching and Research In Economics (CIDE)(Economics)
Conservation Ethics, the Progressive Era, and the Order of Nature
Eric Malczewski, Harvard University (Social Studies)
The Persistence of Pardons and the End of Attainder: Moral Explanations and Moral
Facts
Matthew Norton, University of Oregon (Sociology)
Against Narrative: Cognitive Science and the Case for A New Historical Method
David Meskill, Bard High School Early College Queens (Social Studies)
Retrospective Consecration as a Population-Level Phenomenon
Fabien Accominotti, London School of Economics and Political Science (Sociology)
More than Words: Writing and Its Significance amongst Ordinary Romanians inTransylvania during World War I
Ana Victoria Sima, Babes-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca, Romania (History andPhilosophy)
Discussant: Jeffrey Guhin, University of California, Los Angeles (Sociology)
G4

Friday, November 3

10:15 am – 12:15 pm

Rue Saint-Paul

Challenges in Historical Data Linkage and Classification
FAMILY/DEMOGRAPHY; Economics
Chair: Gunnar Thorvaldsen, Universitetet I Tromso (Norwegian Historical Data
Centre)The Pay is Small, the Duties Strenuous, the Conditions Exacting, the Service Quickly
Over: An Assessment of Enumeration Accuracy in the U. S. Census"
Diana Magnuson, Bethel University (History)
Ron Goeken, University of Minnesota (Minnesota Population Center)
LICR: A Cocktail of Religions
Ashkan Ashkpour, International Institute of Social History (Research)
Albert Meroño-Peñuela, VU University Amsterdam (Computer Science)
The National Longitudinal Research Infrastructure
Steven Ruggles, University of Minnesota (Minnesota Population Center)
Discussant: Gunnar Thorvaldsen, Universitetet i Tromsø (Norwegian Historical Data
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G5

Friday, November 3

10:15 am – 12:15 pm

Rue Sainte-Catherine

Assortative Mating and Legislative Effects on Marriage Patterns
FAMILY/DEMOGRAPHY; Economics; Politics
Chair: Ioan Bolovan, Babes-Bolyai University (Population Studies)
Conditional Encounters: Marriage Patterns of the Political Elite in San Pablo, Laguna,
1853-1854
Nicholas Sy, Ateneo de Manila University (History)
Age at Marriage in Rural Georgia: A Historical Analysis of Marriage Records in the
Kistauri Commune
Rennie Lee, University of Melbourne (Sociology)
Rebecca Jean Emigh, UCLA (Sociology )Tinatin Zurabishvili, CRRC-Georgia (CRRC)
Marriage, Divorce, and the Gendered Organization of 'Private' Property
Alexander Roehrkasse, UC Berkeley (Sociology)
Education, Class and Marriage in Rural Shanxi, China in the Mid-Twentieth Century
Long Xing, Shanxi University (Research Center for Chinese Social History)
Cameron Campbell, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Social Science)
Matthew Noellert, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Humanities)
Xiangning Li, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (SOSC)James Lee, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Humanities and Social Science)
Discussant: Ioan Bolovan, Babes-Bolyai University (Population Studies)
G6

Friday, November 3

10:15 am – 12:15 pm

Av. Laurier

Building Historical Big Data Together II: Crowd-Sourcing, Citizen Science, andLarge-Scale Online Collaborations
HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY AND GIS; Family/Demography; Rural, Agricultural, andEnvironmental; Urban
Chair: Humphrey Southall, University of Portsmouth (Geography)
Constructing the City: A Crowdsourced Historical GIS of Urban Change
Elizabeth Roberto, Princeton University (Sociology)
Crowdsourcing Historical Climate Observations
Renee Sieber, McGill University (History)
Victoria Slonosky, McGill University (Geography)
African American Civil War Soldiers Database
John Clegg, New York University (Sociology)
Michael Weaver, University of Chicago (Society of Fellows)
A Beneficial Combination: Combining "Big Data" Building and Crowd-Funding toCreate A Database of the Slave Registers of Suriname.
Cornelius van Galen, Radboud University (History)
Discussant: Humphrey Southall, University of Portsmouth (Geography)7142st Annual Meeting of the Social Science History Association
G7

Friday, November 3

10:15 am – 12:15 pm

Leave from Hotel Lobby

Post-Industrial Montreal: A Walking TourLABOR; Historical Geography and GIS; Migration/Immigration; Urban
Chair: Tobias Higbie, University of California, Los Angeles (History)
Discussant: Steven High, Concordia University (History)
G8

Friday, November 3

10:15 am – 12:15 pm

Rue McGill

Labor, Ethnicity and Identity
MIGRATION/IMMIGRATION
Chair: Linda Reeder, University of Missouri (History)
Learning to be Legal: How Legal 'Capital' Affects the Business Outcomes of Mexican
Immigrant Entrepreneurs
Dolores Trevizo, Occidental College (Sociology)
Race, Gender and Politics Involving Filipino Migrant Workers as Educators in Thai Schools
Analiza Liezl Amurao, Mahidol University International College (Humanities and Language)"There will be no Puerto Rican Ghetto in Willimantic:" Urban Renewal and Interethnic
Relations in a New England Mill Town.
Anna Jaroszynska-Kirchmann, Eastern Connecticut State University (History)
Filipino Garment Workers: Migrant-Brokers of Filipino Community in Manitoba
Canada, 1968-1980
Maria Cecilia de Guzman, Ateneo de Manila University (History)
Discussant: Linda Reeder, University of Missouri (History)
G9

Friday, November 3

10:15 am – 12:15 pm

Rue Sherbrooke

Political Parties
POLITICS; States and Society
Chair: Daniel Carpenter, Harvard University (Political Science)
Two Dispossessions Behind Party Articulation
Edwin Ackerman, Syracuse University (Sociology)
Blocked Political Articulation and Turkey's New Democracy Movement: How State Intervention
Produced a Hollow Alternative to Turkish-Kurdish Social Democracy (1989-1995)
Phyllis Jeffrey, University of California, Davis (Sociology)
The Institutional Origins of the Mass Party
Anne Heyer, Leiden University (History)
Partisan Poor Relief: The Spoils System In The Gilded Age
Jeffrey Broxmeyer, University of Toledo (Political Science and Public Administration)
Discussant: Daniel Carpenter, Harvard University (Political Science)72

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G10

Friday, November 3

10:15 am – 12:15 pm

Diese

Public Finance and Public Welfare
PUBLIC FINANCE
Chair: Lucy Barnes, University College London (Political Science)
The Political Battles in the Reforms in the Modern Swiss Social Security
Yuta Kakegai, Keio University (Economics)
The Impact of New Deal on Health: An Epidemiological Framework
Gregori Galofré-Vilà, University of Oxford (Sociology)
Between Contract and Charity: The Reclassification of Public Employee Pensions in theCity of Detroit
Mikell Hyman, University of Michigan (Sociology)
Public Welfare and Local Interests: Fiscal Operations in Early Modern England,
Tokugawa Japan, and Qing China
Wenkai He, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Social Science)
Discussant: Lucy Barnes, University College London (Political Science)
G11

Friday, November 3

10:15 am – 12:15 pm

Parenthese

Property, Race, and Wealth in Brooklyn, Ny: 1830s-Present
RACE AND ETHNICITY; Economics; Historical Geography and GIS; Urban
Chair: To be announced
Unconventional Mortgages: Black Homeownership in Redlined Brooklyn
Hilary Botein, Baruch College, CUNY (Marxe Public and International Affairs)
The Gray Family of Weeksville: Black Homeownership and Inter-generational Wealth
Aimee VonBokel, Rice University (Humanities Research Center)
Discussant: To be announced
G12

Friday, November 3

10:15 am – 12:15 pm

Rue Saint-Denis

Book Session: Politicizing Islam: The Islamic Revival in France and India
RELIGION; Politics; States and Society; Women, Gender, and Sexuality
Chair: Damon Mayrl, Colby College (Sociology)
Politicizing Islam: The Islamic Revival in France and India
Fareen Parvez, University of Massachusetts at Amherst (Sociology)
Discussants: Sadia Saeed, University of San Francisco (Sociology)
Jonathan Wyrtzen, Yale University (Sociology)
Andreas Wimmer, Columbia University (Sociology)
Armando Salvatore, McGill University (Religious Studies)73

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G13

Friday, November 3

10:15 am – 12:15 pm

Rue Mansfield

Author Meets Critics: Dismantling Solidarity: Capitalist Politics and American
Pensions since the New Deal by Michael A. Mccarthy
STATES AND SOCIETY; Economics; Labor; Macro-Historical Dynamics; Politics
Chair: Kevan Harris, University of California, Los Angeles (Sociology)
Dismantling Solidarity: Capitalist Politics and American Pensions Since the New Deal
Michael McCarthy, Marquette University (Social and Cultural Sciences)
Discussants: Cedric de Leon, Providence College (Sociology)
Stephanie L Mudge, University of California-Davis (Sociology)
Michael Schwartz, Stony Brook University (Michael Schwartz)
G14

Friday, November 3

10:15 am – 12:15 pm

Av. Duluth

Networks in Context
STATES AND SOCIETY
Chair: Lars Bo Kaspersen, University of Copenhagen (Political Science)
Negotiations of Expertise: Boundary Making between Civil Society and State Authority
Christi M. Smith, Ohio State University (Sociology)
Anders Sevelsted, Copenhagen Business School (Business and Politics)
Networks of Narrations: Reconstructing the "˜International' in Connected MicroHistories
Maj Grasten, Copenhagen Business School (Business and Politics)
Processes of Intersectoral Collaboration and the Centrality of Organizational Margins:
A Temporal Perspective
Dimitra Andersen, Copenhagen Business School (Business and Politics)
Practicing boundary drawings - Philanthropic investments practices in networks of thecommon good.
Liv Egholm, Copenhagen Business School (Business and Politics)
Discussant: Andrew Abbott, University of Chicago (Sociology)74

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Friday, November 3

10:15 am – 12:15 pm

Centre-Ville

Cities, Environments, and Nature
URBAN; Rural, Agricultural, and Environmental
Chair: Kevin Loughran, Northwestern University (Sociology)
Country and Estate: Designing Newfoundland's Agricultural Policy, 1900-1923
Dustin Valen, McGill University (Architecture)
Urban Parks and Urban Problems: An Historical Perspective on Green Space as Spatial Fix
Kevin Loughran, Northwestern University (Sociology)
Conquering the Wasteland: Urban Growth, Water Control, and Local Identity on the
Edge of a Northwestern German City
Kristin Poling, University of Michigan - Dearborn (Social Sciences)
The Changes in the Landuse Patterns in Marikina: Effects to the Marikina River (1946-2009)
Nomer Guiller Angeles, University of Santo Tomas - Manila (Senior High School)
The Successive Nature of City Parks: Making and Remaking Unequal Access Over TimeJames Elliott, Rice University (Sociology)
Elizabeth Korver-Glenn, University of New Mexico (Sociology)
Daniel Bolger, Rice University (Sociology)
Discussant: David Wachsmuth, McGill University (Urban Planning)
G16

Friday, November 3

10:15 am – 12:15 pm

Av. Viger

Queer Spaces, Queer Intimacies: Perversion at the Crossroads of Sex, Sexuality, andLove
WOMEN, GENDER, AND SEXUALITY; Culture; Presidential; Program Committee
Chair: Lee Thorpe Jr, West Virginia University (Sociology)
Gay Male Sex Before and After AIDS
Jeffrey Escoffier, Brooklyn Institute for Social Research (Historical Sociology)
Darkrooms / Backrooms: The Success Queer Spaces of Sex
Martin J. Goessl, FH JOANNEUM (Equality and Diversity)
Intimacy at the Sex Club: Relational Patterns of Gay Men Who Attend Sex Parties
Etienne Meunier, Columbia University (Public Health)
Discussant: Lee Thorpe Jr, West Virginia University (Sociology)

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Friday, November 3

10:15 am – 12:15 pm

Rue Notre-Dame

Women and Change, Women of Change
WOMEN, GENDER, AND SEXUALITY; Economics; Race and Ethnicity; States andSociety
Chair: Dominique Grisard, University of Basel (Gender Studies/History)
Changing the Status of Women. Wives and Mothers Immediately Before and After a
Communist Takeover
Katerina Liskova, Masaryk University (Sociology)
Haoles in Honolulu: New England Whaling Wives in Mid-Nineteenth Century Hawai'i
Mallory Huard, Pennsylvania State University (History and Women's Studies)International African American Women Abolitionists: Ellan Craft and Sarah Parker
RemondKatrina Anderson, University of Delaware (History)
Discussant: Dominique Grisard, University of Basel (Gender Studies/History)76

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Network Meetings
Friday, 1:00 – 1:45pm
Crime, Justice and the Law

Av. Van-Horne

Economics

Av. Duluth

Education/ Knowledge/Science

Av. Viger

Historical Geography and GIS

Av. Laurier

Macro-Historical Dynamics

Square Dorchester

Health/Medicine/Body

Rue Saint-Denis

Race & Ethnicity

Rue Mansfield

Family/History/Demography

Rue Sherbrooke

Childhood & YouthRue McGill

Friday, 1:45 – 2:30pm
CultureAv. Van-Horne

Urban

Av. Duluth

Labor

Av. Viger

Migration/Immigration

Av. Laurier

Politics

Square Dorchester

Public FinanceRue Notre-Dame

Rural, Agricultural, and Environmental

Rue Saint-Denis

Religion

Rue Mansfield

States & Society

Rue Sherbrooke

Women, Gender & Sexuality

Rue McGill

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H1

Friday, November 3

2:45 – 4:45 pm

Rue McGill

Incarceration Histories
CRIME, JUSTICE, and the LAW
Chair: François Fenchel, Université Laval (Criminologie / Service Sociale)
The Overrepresentation of Indigenous Female Offenders in the Canadian Criminal
Justice System
Jessica Rumboldt, York University (Gender, Feminist, & Women's Studies)
The Use of Segregation Policies and Psycarceral Methods in the Canadian Prison
SystemChantell Morais, York University (Sociolegal Studies)
The Second Great Awakening and the Rise of the Penitentiary
Jeffery Dennis, Minnesota State University, Mankato (Sociology and Corrections)
Is Feminicidio a Carceral Project in the Context of Impunity?
Paulina Garcia-Del Moral, University of Wisconsin-Madison (Sociology)
Discussant: François Fenchel, Université Laval (Criminologie / Service Sociale)

H2

Friday, November 3

2:45 – 4:45 pm

Av. Viger

Meaning Making as Valuation Practice in Cultural Economies
CULTURE
Chair: Kim de Laat, University of Toronto (Sociology)
The Social Meanings of Rich People's Money
Ashley Mears, Boston University (Sociology)
The Field in Three Dimensions: Caricature in Cultural Fields
Alison Gerber, Uppsala University (Sociology)
Getting to the Core: How Occupational Beliefs Shape Sex Segregation in Advertising
Sharon Koppman, University of California - Irvine (Organization and Management)
Making Space for Innovation in the Categorical Imperative: Eclectic Receptivity and the
Non-Linearity of Market Attention
Clayton Childress, University of Toronto (Sociology)
Monica Lee, University of Chicago (Sociology)
Daniel Silver, University of Toronto (Sociology)
Discussant: Kim de Laat, University of Toronto (Sociology)78

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H3

Friday, November 3

2:45 – 4:45 pm

ParentheseMarkets and the Problems of ValueCULTURE
Chair: Jensen Sass, University of Canberra (IGPA)
Staying True to Your Folks? Changing Strong Ties and Moral-Economic Lessons fromthe Past in Newly Emerging Capitalism
Till Hilmar, Yale University (Sociology)
Atlantic Liquor Connections and Spatial Dynamics of Temperance
Ferdinand Nyberg, Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen, Germany (Collaborative
Research Centre)
The Art of Transition: Postsocialism, Western Hegemony, and the Crisis of Russian Art
Elise Herrala, Haverford College (Sociology)
Discussant: Abby Stivers, University at Albany, SUNY (Sociology)
H4

Friday, November 3

2:45 – 4:45 pm

Rue Saint-Paul

Linking Records: Theory and Method
ECONOMICS; Family/Demography; Women, Gender, and Sexuality
Chair: Catherine Massey, University of Michigan (Population Studies)
Job Hoard: A Linked Open Data Solution to Occupation-Based Historical Comparative
Research
Richard Zijdeman, Int. Inst. of Social History / Stirling University (Economic andSocial History)
Rinke Hoekstra, VU University Amsterdam (Computer Science)
Links. Linking Dutch Marriages Into Pedigrees Over Five Generations, 1795-1938
Gerrit Bloothooft, Utrecht University (Linguistics)
Kees Mandemakers, Int Institue of Social History (Historical Sample Netherlands)
Linking the Scanian Economic Demographic Database to the Swedish Death Index
Enrico Debiasi, Lund University (Economic History)
Björn Eriksson, Lund University (Economic History)
Luciana Quaranta, University of Lund (Economic History)
Automating Source Transcription with Record Linkage Techniques
Gunnar Thorvaldsen, Universitetet i Tromsø (Norwegian Historical Data Centre)
Discussants: Hamish Maxwell-Stewart, University of Tasmania (History and Classics)
Catherine Massey, University of Michigan (Population Studies Centre)

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H5

Friday, November 3

2:45 – 4:45 pm

Av. Laurier

Property Rights and Fiscal Capacity
ECONOMICS; Public Finance
Chair: Alan Dye, Barnard College, Columbia University (Economics)
The Cost of Property Rights: Establishing Institutions on the Philippine Frontier Under
American Rule, 1898-1918
Noel Maurer, George Washington University (International Business)
Leticia Arroyo Abad, Middlebury College (Economics)
Taxation and Public Service Provision Under Autocracy and Electoral Authoritarianism
Belinda Archibong, Barnard College (Economics)
Social Trust, Property Rights, and Economic Development on the Kazakh Steppe
Nora Webb Williams, University of Washington (Political Science)
Trusting The Hand That Feeds You: The Effect of Institutional Trust And Participation
On Foreign Aid Effectiveness
Kevin Aslett, University of Washington (Political Science)
Discussants: Leticia Arroyo Abad, Middlebury College (Economics)
Noel Maurer, Harvard Business School (BGIE)Alan Dye, Barnard College, Columbia
University (Economics)
H6

Friday, November 3

2:45 – 4:45 pm

Rue Sherbrooke

New Histories of the Social Sciences
EDUCATION
Chair: Jean-François Côté, Université Québec À Montréal (Sociology)
The Big Influence of Small Things: Pervasive experience and the Chicago Schools
Andrew Abbott, University of Chicago (Sociology)
A Century of Higher Learning : Re-Connecting with Veblen's Curiosity and Critique
Dan Steward, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (Sociology)
Internal Orientalization or De-Orientalization: Disciplinary Conflicts and National
Imaginations in Modern China, 1912-1949"‹
Liping Wang, The University of Hong Kong (Sociology)
Traduttori, traditori. The Spanish Version of Weber's Wirtschaft und Gesellschaft as a
Precondition for Doing Social Theory from the PeripheryÁlvaro Morcillo Laiz, Center for Teaching and Research in Economics (CIDE (Álvaro
Morcillo Laiz)
Discussant: Jean-François Côté, Université Québec à Montréal (Sociology)

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H7

Friday, November 3

2:45 – 4:45 pm

Bar Oblique

The Art of Governing Circulation: Politics, Law and Global Assemblages
HEALTH/MEDICINE/BODY
Chair: Uta Karstein, University Leipzig (Cultural Sociology)
Circulating Concepts: Health and Body in Global Circuits
Marian Burchardt, Max Planck Institute for the Study of Religious and Ethnic Diversity(Sociology)
Contaminated Insides? Capturing the Detours and Indeterminacies of An Old Chemicalin Africa
Rene Umlauf, Martin-Luther University Halle-Wittenberg (Anthropology & Philosophy)
Cryoscapes of Health - Infrastructures of Cooling and the rise of Global Biopolitics
Stefan Höhne, Technical University Berlin (Metropolitan Studies)
Discussants: Christian Fröhlich, National Research University Higher School of
Economics (Sociology)
Eva Riedke, University of Mainz (Anthropology and African Studies)
H8

Friday, November 3

2:45 – 4:45 pm

Rue Mansfield

Urban and Rural Environments in the Past
HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY AND GIS; Rural, Agricultural, and Environmental; Urban
Chair: Andy Anderson, Amherst College (History and Black Studies)
Knowledge Brokers: Mapping the Transatlantic Circulation of Expertise and Practices in
the Field of Forestry (1880-1950)
Lisalou Martone, Université Lumière Lyon 2 & University of Ottawa (Arts (History))
Mapping Museum Narratives: Place and Scale in Presenting "New Western" Histories
Samuel Smith, University of Colorado-Boulder (Geography)
The Changes in the Landuse Patterns in Marikina: Effects to the Marikina River (1946-2009)
Nomer Guiller Angeles, University of Santo Tomas - Manila (Senior High School)
Historical GIS and Public History: Engaging Todays Communities with Yesterdays
Changing Places
Sarah Fayen Scarlett, Michigan Technological University (Social Sciences)
Donald Lafreniere, Michigan Technological University (Social Sciences)
John Arnold, Michigan Technological University (Social Sciences)
Daniel Trepal, Michigan Technological University (Social Sciences)
Discussant: Michael Weaver, University of Chicago (Society of Fellows)8142st Annual Meeting of the Social Science History Association
H9

Friday, November 3

2:45 – 4:45 pm

Av. Van-Horne

Migration Organizations in Organizing Migration I
MIGRATION/IMMIGRATION
Chair: Marlou Schrover, Leiden University (History)
Refugee NGOs in the Interwar period
Teuntje Vosters, Universiteit Leiden (History)
The Renewal of Transnational Advocacy Coalitions around Migration Issues In the 90's
Melodie Beaujeu, Sciences Po Paris (European Studies)
Marriage of Convenience, Well Managed Match? Canada's Ambivalent History andPartnership with the International Organization for Migration (IOM)
Martin Geiger, Carleton University (Political Economy)
A Voluntary Agency and Political Action Group: A Case Study of the American
Committee on Italian Migration in facilitating Italian Immigration to the United States,
1952-1965
Danielle Battisti, University of Nebraska, Omaha (History)
Discussant: Colin Pooley, Lancaster University (Environment)
H10

Friday, November 3

2:45 – 4:45 pm

Exclamation

Asylum Law and Refugees
MIGRATION/IMMIGRATION
Chair: Elizabeth Venditto, University of Minnesota (History)
Rethinking the Border in the Metropolis: Solidarity and Mobility among Syrian
Initiatives in Istanbul
Ayse Sanli, Sabanci University (Cultural Studies)‘Framing the Case': Bureaucratic Efficiency Pressures in the Humanitarian
Politicization, Legitimation, and Adjudication of Refugee Claims
Talia Shiff, Northwestern University (Sociology and Law)
Politics of Transnational Humanitarianism: International NGOs Assisting Syrian
Refugees in Turkey
Dolunay Ugur, Yale University (Sociology)
The Interplay between Asylum Regime and National Identity
Shai Tagner, Roma Tre & Ben Gurion Universities (Political Science / History)
Discussant: Elizabeth Venditto, University of Minnesota (History)82

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H11

Friday, November 3

2:45 – 4:45 pm

Multiplication

Nationalism, Colonialism, and State Formation
POLITICS; States and Society
Chair: Olukunle Owolabi, Villanova University (Political Science)
Community of Communities: Reconciling Utopia and Reality in the History of AntiColonial Internationalist Thought
Christopher Murray, London School of Economics and Political Science (Political
Science)L'éruption Patriote: French Canada at the Epicenter of the 19th century Atlantic
Petitioning Explosion
Doris Brossard, Radcliffe Institute (Social Sciences)
Daniel Carpenter, Harvard University (Political Science)
Let Us Conquer Space: Colonialism, State Building, and the Creation of Early American
Territory
Christina McElderry, New School for Social Research (Politics)
The Multivocality of the Nation: The birth of African Nationalism in South Africa, 18601890.
Jonathan Schoots, University of Chicago (Sociology)
Discussant: Olukunle Owolabi, Villanova University (Political Science)
H12

Friday, November 3

2:45 – 4:45 pm

Diese

History and Politics of Mortgage Subsidies
PUBLIC FINANCE
Chair: Vanessa Williamson, Brookings Institution (Governance Studies)
Third Rail or Third Way? The Politics of Mortgage Tax Relief in the U.S. and U.K.
Joshua McCabe, Wellesley College (Sociology)
The Birth of a Mortgage Subsidy: The BC Home Owner Mortgage and Equity
Partnership Program
Nathanael Lauster, University of British Columbia (Sociology)
The Problem of the Wellesley Democrat? Affluent Democrats and the Home Mortgage
Interest Deduction
Monica Prasad, Northwestern University (Sociology)
History, Inequality, and the Home Mortgage Interest Deduction
Isaac Martin, University of California, San Diego (Sociology)
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Friday, November 3

2:45 – 4:45 pm

Rue Saint-Denis

Author Meets Critics: The Rise and Fall of the Miraculous Welfare Machine:
Immigration and Social Democracy in Twentieth-Century Sweden by Carly Schall
RACE AND ETHNICITY; Migration/Immigration; Politics; States and Society
Chair: Elizabeth Onasch, SUNY Plattsburgh (Sociology)
The Rise and Fall of the Miraculous Welfare Machine: Immigration and Social
Democracy in Twentieth-Century Sweden
Carly Schall, IUPUI (Sociology)
Discussants: Maureen Eger, Umeå University (Sociology)
Heidi Vad Jønsson, University of Southern Denmark (History)
Christine Ingebritsen, University of Washington (Scandinavian Studies)
Leo Lucassen, Leiden University (Institute of History)
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Friday, November 3

2:45 – 4:45 pm

Centre-Ville

Altruism, Morality, and Faith
RELIGION; Culture; Politics
Chair: Roger Baumann, Yale University (Sociology)
Philanthropic Networks and the Origins of Humanitarian Intervention in Britain andEurope, 1700-1750
Catherine Arnold, Yale University (History)
Statistical Aesthetics in Nineteenth-Century Christian Globalism
Hillary Kaell, Concordia University (Religion)
Of Exceptions and Exemptions: The Boundary Politics of the U.S. Nonprofit Sector
Elisabeth Clemens, University of Chicago (Sociology)
Child Rights in Islamic Law: The Best Interests of the Child in Theory and Practice
Ahmed Fekry Ibrahim, McGill University (Islamic Studies)
The Spirit of Resistance: Intra-Organizational Mobilization and the Puzzle ofTémoignage Chrétien
Aliza Luft, University of California, Los Angeles (Sociology)
Discussant: Shai Dromi, Harvard University (Sociology)

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Friday, November 3

2:45 – 4:45 pm

Av. Duluth

Transportation and Infrastructure from a Local Community Perspective
RURAL, AGRICULTURAL, AND ENVIRONMENTAL; Presidential
Chair: Susan Hautaniemi Leonard, University of Michigan (ICPSR)
Creating "a fully efficient transport system": Examining the Consequences ofRationalizing the Prairie Grain Handling and Transportation Network, 1960 - 1985
Laura Larsen, University of Saskatchewan (History)
Decoupled Development: Infrastructure and Latin America's Export Boom beyond
Railroads and the State
Casey Lurtz, Johns Hopkins University (History)
Grain Markets and Wealth Development among Farmers in Sweden C. 1750 to 1820.
Patrick Svensson, Lund University (Economic History)
Created for disconnection: Rural and Urban Sacrifice Zones in the American Rustbelt
Amanda McMillan Lequieu, University of Wisconsin-Madison (Sociology)
Discussant: Susan Hautaniemi Leonard, University of Michigan (ICPSR
H16

Friday, November 3

2:45 – 4:45 pm

Rue Notre-Dame

Enforcing (In)Equality: Race and the American StateSTATES AND SOCIETY; Politics; Race and Ethnicity
Chair: Debra Thompson, Northwestern University (African American Studies)
Enforcing Equality: Making and Unmaking America's Civil Rights State
Robert Lieberman, Johns Hopkins University (Political Science)
Desmond King, Oxford University (Politics and International Relations)Black Urban Regimes and the End of the Civil Rights Movement
Kimberley Johnson, Barnard College, Columbia University (Political Science)
Alignments and Accommodations: Racial Politics and Higher Education in the Seventies
Anthony Chen, Northwestern (Sociology)
Lisa Stulberg, New York University (Sociology)
Contesting Bureaucratic Autonomy: The Post-Enactment Politics of Fair Lending Law
Chloe Thurston, Northwestern University (Political Science)
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Friday, November 3

2:45 – 4:45 pm

Agora

Rethinking Class and Difference I
STATES AND SOCIETY; Labor; Politics; Women, Gender, and Sexuality; Program
Committee
Chair: Barry Eidlin, McGill University (Sociology)
States and Gravediggers: Rethinking Theories of Civil Society
Kevan Harris, UCLA (Sociology)
Fascism and the Class Politics of Republicanism: The Rassemblement National
Populaire and the Front National
Mathieu Desan, University of Colorado (Sociology)
The Multiple Labors of Love: Productive and Reproductive Labor in the Globalizing City
Gowri Vijayakumar, Brandeis University (Sociology)
Discussant: Barry Eidlin, McGill University (Sociology)
H18

Friday, November 3

2:45 – 4:45 pm

ArobaseO Canada? New Perspectives on Canadian Cities and Communities
URBAN
Chair: Jack Lucas, University of Calgary (Political Science)
A Town of Rye among the Garden Cities: A Global Comparative History of Walkerville,
Ontario's Town Planning
Kayla Dettinger, Queen's University (History)
Montrealers Enter Consumer Society, 1940-1970
Sylvie Taschereau, Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières (Sciences Humaines)
Yvan Rousseau, Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières (Sciences Humaines)
Fusing learning with community-building- an exploration of Neighbourhood Houses in
Vancouver
Rachel Goossen, University of British Columbia (Educational Studies)
Discussant: Jack Lucas, University of Calgary (Political Science)8642nd Annual Meeting of the Social Science History Association
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Friday, November 3

2:45 – 4:45 pm

Rue Sainte-Catherine

Body Politics and Political Order: Technologies of Subjugation and Subversion
WOMEN, GENDER, AND SEXUALITY; Culture; Health/Medicine/Body; Race andEthnicity; States and Society
Chair: Katherine Lemons, McGill Univerity (Anthropology)
Politics of Affect in Trans* Communities
Yv Nay, University of Basel (Gender Studies)
Normalizing Bodies, Normalizing Politics. Body Politics and the Genealogy of
Democracy in Germany
Gundula Ludwig, University of Vienna (Political Science)
The Careless Society - Dependency and Body Work and Its Devaluation in Capitalist
Societies
Bea Müller, University of Vechta (Gerontology)
Some Boys Are Born with an Indifference to Rough-and-Tumble Play: Pink Boys and theGendered Politics of AffectDominique Grisard, University of Basel (Gender Studies/History)
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Friday, November 3

5:00 – 7:00 pm

Rue Notre-Dame

Rethinking the Comparative Method
CULTURE; Program Committee; Macro-Historical Dynamics
Chair: Nicholas Wilson, Stony Brook University (Sociology)
Heuristic and Recursive Comparison in Historical Sociology
Damon Mayrl, Colby College (Sociology)
What Can You Do with a Case?
Josh Pacewicz, Brown University (Sociology)
What Is Defensible about Skocpolian Structural Comparison?
Xiaohong Xu, National University of Singapore (Sociology)
Quartering as a Research Method: Four Power Occupied Germany and the Invention of
the Two by Two Table
Stefan Bargheer, UCLA (Sociology)
Discussant: Philip Gorski, Yale University (Sociology)
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Friday, November 3

5:00 – 7:00 pm

Rue Saint-Denis

Inequality in Long-Term Perspective
ECONOMICS; Macro-Historical Dynamics; Politics; States and Society
Chair: Trevon Logan, The Ohio State University (Economics)
Filling the Gap: Examining Canadian Wealth Inequality Over the Long Run
James B. Davies, University of Western Ontario (Economics)
Livio Di Matteo, Lakehead University (Economics)
The Ultra-Rich of the Gilded Age: The Untold Story of How They Made, Spent, and Gave
Away Their Fortunes
Richard Sutch, University of California (Economics)
Real Income Gaps between Middle and Poor, around the World in 1700-1910
Vincent Geloso, Texas Tech University (Free Market Institute)Peter Lindert, UC Davis (Economics)
Spike and Slab: Observations on Long-Term Income Inequality in Imperial China
Guangyu Tong, Duke University (Sociology)
Discussant: Trevon Logan, The Ohio State University (Economics)

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Friday, November 3

5:00 – 7:00 pm

Rue Sainte-Catherine

Money and Banking
ECONOMICS; Migration/Immigration
Chair: Steven Sprick Schuster, Colgate University (Economics)
The Savings, Mobility, and Networks of New York's Irish Famine Immigrants:
Preliminary Evidence from the Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank
Tyler Anbinder, George Washington University (History)
Simone Wegge, City University of New York (Economics, Business)
Cormac Ó Gráda, University College, Dublin (Economics)
Inflation Expectations in the Recovery from the Great Depression in Germany
Volker Daniel, Martin Luther University of Halle-Wittenberg (Economics)
An Empirical History of the United States Postal Savings System
Elisabeth Perlman, US Census Bureau (Economic Studies)
Matthew Jaremski, Colgate University (Economics)
Steven Sprick Schuster, Colgate University (Economics)
Local Banking in Antebellum Manufacturing: A Monetary Tale
Joshua Stachura, American University (Economics)
Discussant: David Weiman, Barnard College, Columbia University (Economics)
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Friday, November 3

5:00 – 7:00 pm

Centre-Ville

The Implications of Aaron Panofsky's Misbehaving Science
EDUCATION; Culture; Health/Medicine/Body
Chair: Zeke Baker, University of California, Davis (Sociology)
Misbehaving Science: Controversy and the Development of Behavior Genetics
Aaron Panofsky, UCLA (Public Policy)
Discussants: Isaac Reed, University of Virginia (Sociology)
Elizabeth Popp Berman, University at Albany, SUNY (Sociology)
Simone Caron, Wake Forest University (History)
Claire Decoteau, University of Illinois at Chicago (Sociology)

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Friday, November 3

5:00 – 7:00 pm

Rue Saint-Paul

Development of Major Databases and Their Results from the Beginning Till Now.
FAMILY/DEMOGRAPHY
Chair: Chad Gaffield, Universityof Ottawa (History)
BALSAC: An Infrastructure At the Crossroads of Biological and Social ResearchHelene Vezina, Universite du Quebec a Chicoutimi (Human Sciences)
Life Courses in Development and in research. The Case of the Historical Sample of theNetherlands (1989-)
Jan Kok, Radboud University Nijmegen (History)
Kees Mandemakers, Int Institue of Social History (Historical Sample Netherlands)
Economy and Demography from the 17th century until today. The Scanian Economic
Demographic Database (SEDD)
Martin Dribe, Lund University (Centre for Economic Demography)
Patrick Svensson, Lund University (Economic History)
When 3D meets 3G: Dynastic Demographic Data capture Genealogies, Geography andGenetics in the Utah Population Database (UPDB)Ken Smith, University of Utah (Human Development and Family Studies)
Geraldine Mineau, University of Utah (Demography)
What Have We Learnt from Historical Population Databases? Thirty-Four Years of
Research on the Demographic Data Base
Elisabeth Engberg, Umeå University (CEDAR, Demographic and Ageing Research)
Soren Edvinsson, Umeå University (Centre for Population studies)
Discussant: Sherry Olson, McGill University (Geography)
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Friday, November 3

5:00 – 7:00 pm

Exclamation

From Birth to Aging
HEALTH/MEDICINE/BODY
Chair: Anne Katrine Kleberg Hansen, University of Copenhagen (History)
70 is the New 50: Continuity and Change in the View of Elderly in Gothenburg, Sweden,
1971-2014
Helene Castenbrandt, University of Copenhagen (SAXO Institute)
Ulrika Lagerlöf Nilsson, University of Gothenburg (Historical Studies)Child-Birth in mid-18th Century Sweden: From Female Knowledge to Male Science
Maria Sjöberg, Historical studies (Historical Studies)
Unequal Smiles: The Provision of Publicly Funded Dental Care in Canada
Catherine Carstairs, University of Guelph (History)
Migration and left-behind women: what do we know?
Dilofarid Miskinzod, Arizona State University (Women's and Gender Studies Program)
Discussant: Marie Clark Nelson, Linkoeping University (History, Tourism, Media)

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Friday, November 3

5:00 – 7:00 pm

Parenthese

Big Data and the Renewal of Ethnic Studies: The Spreading of French Canadians
Over the North American Continent, 1850-1918
HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY AND GIS; Family/Demography; Migration/Immigration
Chair: Danielle Gauvreau, Concordia University (Sociology and Anthropology)
From Quebec to elsewhere: General and specific migration circuits as revealed bymarriage fields, 1800-1900
Marc St-Hilaire, Université Laval (Geographie)
Francophones from the whole continent: Enlistment in the Canadian Expeditionary
Force, 1914-1919
Jean Martin, Department of National Defense (History and Heritage)
French Canadian Migration to New England before 1911: A New Broad Picture of an
Old Phenomenon
Yves Frenette, Unversité de Saint-Boniface (Geography)
Danielle Gauvreau, Concordia University (Sociology and Anthropology)
Marie-Eve Harton, Université Laval (Sociology)
Patterns of mobility in the turning of the 20th century: sequence analysis applied toresidential itineraries in the urbanizing context of Saguenay, Quebec, 1851-1911
Jean-Sebastien Bournival, Universite Laval (Geography)
Discussant: Ken Sylvester, University of Michigan (Institute for Social Research)
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Friday, November 3

5:00 – 7:00 pm

Av. Viger

Book Session: Global Historical Sociology
MACRO-HISTORICAL DYNAMICS; States and Society
Chair: Kristin Plys, Yale University (Sociology)
Global Historical Sociology, edited by Julian Go and George Lawson, Cambridge 2017
Julian Go, Boston University (Sociology)
George Lawson, London School of Economics (International Relations)
Discussants: Elisabeth Clemens, University of Chicago (Sociology)
Frédéric Merand, University of Montreal (Political Science)
Ayse Zarakol, Cambridge University (Politics)
Kevan Harris, UCLA (Sociology)

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Friday, November 3

5:00 – 7:00 pm

Av. Van-Horne

Migration Organizations in Organizing Migration II
MIGRATION/IMMIGRATION
Chair: Teuntje Vosters, Leiden University (History)
Gendering the IOM
Rianne Mahon, Wilfred Laurier University (International Affairs)
Organized Human Smuggling and Cross-border Policing in Interwar Europe.
Allison Schmidt, Historical Insitute (History of Knowledge & Knowledge Cultures)
IOM as a Major Promoter of the Migration-development Nexus, Migrant Remittances as
Development Policy?
Erin Newman-Grigg, Carleton University (Political Science)
Martin Geiger, Carleton University (Political Economy)
Discussant: Marlou Schrover, Leiden University (History)
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Friday, November 3

5:00 – 7:00 pm

Av. Duluth

Refugees and Resettlement
MIGRATION/IMMIGRATION; Presidential
Chair: Danielle Battisti, University of Nebraska, Omaha (History)
Rape Without Remedy Among Refugees in South Africa
Theresa Alfaro-Velcamp, Sonoma State University (History)
The Vicious Circle of Discontent: Polish DPs, Repatriation and the British Zone ofOccupation
Samantha Knapton, Newcastle University (History, Classics and Archaeology)
The Polish Resettlement Bill (1947). The Origins of the First Migration Law in the UK
Agata Blaszczyk, Polish University Abroad (Migration)
Settling Resettlement: A Normative Study of Norway, Sweden and the Resettlement of
Hungarians in 1956/57
Amanda Cellini, Peace Research Institute Oslo (PRIO) (Dimensions of Security)
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Friday, November 3

5:00 – 7:00 pm

Rue Sherbrooke

Pluralism in Central Asia and Africa
POLITICS; Culture; Macro-Historical Dynamics; Migration/Immigration
Chair: Emre Amasyali, McGill University (Sociology)
Piety, Profit, and Protest: Bazaar Politics in urban Pakistan
Umair Javed, London School of Economics and Political Science (Sociology)
One Ethnic Group, Two Revolutions: Rojava and Iraqi Kurdistan in Comparative
Perspective
Huseyin Rasit, Yale University (Sociology)
The Politics of Migration and Survival among Fulani Herdsmen in Nigeria
Chibuzor Azubuike, University of Ibadan, Nigeria (Diaspora and Transnational Studies)
Social Connectedness of Religion, Class and Identity: Changing Spheres, Patterns andProcesses
Bahar Tabakoglu, New School for Social Research (Sociology)
Discussant: Emre Amasyali, McGill University (Sociology)
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Friday, November 3

5:00 – 7:00 pm

Rue McGill

Racial Politics and the StateRACE AND ETHNICITY; Politics; States and Society
Chair: Eduardo Erazo Acosta, University Nariño (Sociology)
Contesting Racial Rights: The U.S. State Department's Response to the 1951 "We Charge
Genocide" Petition to the United Nations
Julia Bates, Boston College (Sociology)
Canadian Multiculturalism and Brazilian Racial Democracy in two Newspapers:
Meanings of "Culture" and Implications for Anti-Racism and Minority Rights
Luisa Farah Schwartzman, University of Toronto (Sociology)
UNESCO, Anti-Racism and Scientific Discourse for the Masses (1948-1960)
Ana Grondona, Universidad de Buenos Aires (Sociology)
The Administrated Human: Making Germans in Nazi-Occupied Europe
Anna Skarpelis, New York University (Sociology)
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Friday, November 3

5:00 – 7:00 pm

ArobaseA Transnational History of the Loss of Nationality during the First Part of the 20th
Century
STATES AND SOCIETY; Migration/Immigration
Chair: Nancy L. Green, Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales (History)
The Colonial Loss of Citizenship Under Vichy
Laure Blevis, University Paris Nanterre (Sociology)
Claire Zalc, CNRS (IHMC)
Denaturalizations in the Interwar Period: Some Reflections About Contexts, Meanings
and ComparisonsMichael Esch, Leipzig University (History and Culture of Eastern Europe GWZO)
Collective Denaturalization of Non-Muslims in Interwar Turkey: Assessments on Loyalty
Practices
Elif Becan, EHESS (CETOBaC)
A Bourdieusian Approach to Explaining the Rise of Religious Nationalism in France,
1940-1942
Aliza Luft, University of California, Los Angeles (Sociology)
Discussant: Nancy L. Green, Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales (History)
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Friday, November 3

5:00 – 7:00 pm

Agora

Rethinking Class and Difference II
STATES AND SOCIETY; Culture; Politics; Race and Ethnicity; Women, Gender, andSexuality; Program Committee
Chair: Michael McCarthy, Marquette University (Social and Cultural Sciences)
The Neoliberalization of Racial Capitalism
Andy Clarno, University of Illinois at Chicago (Sociology and African American
Studies)
The Deplorables or the Disposables: Race, Class, and the Carceral State
Marie Gottschalk, University of Pennsylvania (Political Science)
Working Classes, States, and Continuity or Change in Development Policies
Zophia Edwards, Providence College (Sociology)
Race, Gender and Social Reproduction: Rethinking Class and Labor Organizing
Premilla Nadasen, Barnard College (History)
Discussant: Michael McCarthy, Marquette University (Social and Cultural Sciences)94

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Friday, November 3

5:00 – 7:00 pm

Rue Mansfield

Communicating Sexual Identity After World War II
WOMEN, GENDER, AND SEXUALITY; Culture; Politics; States and Society
Chair: Carolyn Lewis, Grinnell College (History)
Progressive Women, "Mannishness," and Compulsory Heterosexuality in the Cold War
Vanessa May, Seton Hall University (History)
Neither Single nor Married; Divorced Parenting in the Nuclear Family Age
Kristin Celello, Queens College/CUNY (History)
Breaking Up the "Homosexual Household": Gay and Lesbian Parental Rights in the 1970s
Alison Lefkovitz, New Jersey Institute of Technology and Rutgers University-Newark (History)
Discussant: Carolyn Lewis, Grinnell College (History)
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Friday, November 3

5:00 – 7:00 pm

Diese

Gender and Reproduction
WOMEN, GENDER, AND SEXUALITY; Family/Demography; Migration/Immigration;
Politics; States and Society
Chair: Alexander Roehrkasse, University of California, Berkeley (Sociology)
Inheritance's Hauntings: The Intimacies of Gender, Family, & Property in Time and Space
Suzanne Lenon, University of Lethbridge (Women & Gender Studies)
Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights in South Asia: Challenges and Policies
Natasha Kabir, Jahangirnagar University (Law and Justice)
A Displaced Struggle: Kurdish Women as Migrants, Refugees, and Political Agents
Nisa Goksel, University of Notre Dame (International Peace Studies)
Constructing a Legitimate Family: State Control of African American Marriages andFamilies in Post-bellum United States
Carolyn Levy, The Pennsylvania State University (History)
Gender, Kinship and Neoliberalism: Rising Cohabitation in Chile
Alejandra Ramm, Universidad de Valparaiso (Sociology)
Discussant: Alexander Roehrkasse, UC Berkeley (Sociology)
Film

Friday, November 3

7:15 – 9:00 pm

Av. Laurier

Comfort and Indifferenceby Academy Award-winning French-Canadian director Denys Arcand,noted for his films The Barbarian Invasions, Jesus of Montreal, and The Decline of theAmerican Empire.
This film tells the fascinating story of the 1980 referendum for Quebec Independence,
which only lost by the narrowest of margins. It will be followed by a question and answer
period moderated by University of Michigan sociologist Geneviève Zubrzycki, author of
Beheading the Saint: Nationalism, Religion, and Secularism in Quebec, and an expert on
Québécois society and culture.
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Saturday, November 4

8:00 – 10:00 am

Rue Saint-Paul

Race, Discrimination and Contemporary Criminal Justice
CRIME, JUSTICE, and the LAW
Chair: Ryan Calder, Johns Hopkins University (Sociology)
Latinos Framing Race in a Colorblind Era: Making Sense of Criminalization in the Inner City
Maria Rendon, University of California, Irvine (Planning, Policy and Design)
Adriana Aldana, California State University, Dominguez Hills (Social Work)
Laureen Hom, University of California, Irvine (Planning, Policy and Design)
The Structure of Legality and Exclusion: Discrimination and Legal Cynicism across theEuropean Roma Experience
Ioana Sendroiu, University of Toronto (Sociology)
Ron Levi, University of Toronto (Criminology and Socio-legal Studies)
Pattern and Practice: Racial Justice and the Politics of Police Reform in the 103rd Congress
Denzel Avant, Northwestern University (Political Science)
The Racial Gap and the Punitive Turn
Adaner Usmani, New York University (Sociology)
Discussant: David Desbaillets, UQAM (Legal Studies)
J2

Saturday, November 4

8:00 – 10:00 am

Rue Sainte-Catherine

Building a Comparative Politics of Knowledge and Morality
CULTURE; Politics
Chair: Kathleen Oberlin, Grinnell College (Sociology)
A Right to Pain Relief?: Comparing Moral Claims of Pain Policy in the U.S. and France
Jane Pryma, Northwestern University (Sociology)
The Social Magic of Science in Public: Curriculum Controversies at the Boundaries
between Fields
Christopher Robertson, Northwestern University (Sociology)
Morality and Worth in Early 20th Century U.S. Mobility Research
Hannah Waight, Princeton University (Sociology)
Laughing Towards Social Change: Varieties of Pleasure, Freedom, and Cognition
Ryan Mack, Northwestern University (Sociology)
Discussant: Damon Mayrl, Colby College (Sociology)

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Saturday, November 4

8:00 – 10:00 am

Rue Saint-Denis

Aboriginal Populations and the Long Arm of Colonialism
ECONOMICS; Race and Ethnicity; Family/Demography; Health/Medicine/Body
Chair: Susan Carter, University of California, Riverside (Economics)
Leaving the Reservation: The 1956 Indian Relocation Act and American Indian
Migration Patterns
Catherine Massey, University of Michigan (Population Studies)
Melinda Miller, University of Michigan (Economics)
The Destruction of the Bison, Treaty Making, and Reversal of Fortunes on the Great Plains
Maggie Jones, Queens University (Economics)
Impact of the Alaska Reindeer Service on Inupiat Communities
Ann Carlos, University of Colorado (Economic History)
Brian Marein, University of Colorado at Boulder (Economics)
Catherine Massey, University of Michigan (Population Studies Centre)
Anthropometric and Occupational Outcomes of the First Nations in Canada, 1850-900
Kris Inwood, University of Guelph (Economics and History)
Richard Steckel, Ohio State University (Economics)
Discussant: Susan Carter, University of California, Riverside (Economics)
J4

Saturday, November 4

8:00 – 10:00 am

Rue Mansfield

Understanding Innovation through Patents
ECONOMICS; Historical Geography and GIS
Chair: Noel Maurer, Harvard Business School (BGIE)The Quality of English Patents, 1700-1850: Some New Estimates Using Multiple Indicators
Alessandro Nuvolari, Eindhoven University of Technology (Centre for Innovation
Studies)
The Localization of Innovation in Early Industrializing Italy: Evidence from Patent
Records (1861-1913)
Alessandro Nuvolari, Eindhoven University of Technology (Innovation Studies)
Michelangelo Vasta, University of Siena (Economics and Statistics)
Dense Enough To Be Brilliant: Patents, Urbanization, and Transportation in NineteenthCentury America
Elisabeth Perlman, US Census Bureau (Center for Economic Studies)
Discussants: Elisabeth Perlman, US Census Bureau (Economic Studies)
Sergio Petralia, Utrecht University (Geosciences)
Alessandro Nuvolari, Eindhoven University of Technology (Innovation Studies)
Michelangelo Vasta, University of Siena (Economics and Statistics)

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Saturday, November 4

8:00 – 10:00 am

Av. Laurier

Effects of Proximity and Social Networks on Demographic Outcomes
FAMILY/DEMOGRAPHY; Presidential
Chair: Hilde Bras, Wageningen University and Research Center (Social Sciences)
Labor and marriage networks in a rural community: North Orkney, Scotland 1851-1911
Julia Jennings, University at Albany (Anthropology)
Kin Propinquity and Fertility Decline in the United States, 1850-1940
Evan Roberts, University of Minnesota (Minnesota Population Center, Sociology)
J. David Hacker, University of Minnesota (History & Minnesota Population Center)
Brother Bought Himself a Farm Nearby: The Decline of Kin Propinquity in the UnitedStates, 1850-1940
Matt Nelson, University of Minnesota (History)
When the Mother-In-Law is Just as Good - Differential Mortality of Reproductive
Females by Family Network Composition
Kai Pierre Willfuehr, Planck Institute for Demographic Research (Demography)
Johannes Johow, Independent Researcher (Research)
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Saturday, November 4

8:00 – 10:00 am

Centre-Ville

The Interpretation of Death: Coding and Understanding Causes of Death in a
Historical and Comparative Perspective
FAMILY/DEMOGRAPHY; Health/Medicine/Body
Chair: Danielle Gauvreau, Concordia University (Sociology and Anthropology)
Text Mining Causes of Death Over the Epidemiological Transition in Two New England
Towns
Douglas Anderton, University of South Carolina (Sociology)
Susan Hautaniemi Leonard, University of Michigan (ICPSR)
Christopher Robinson, University of South Carolina (Sociology)
Classifying and Coding Cause-of-Death Information from Swedish Historical Parish
Registers
Maria Hiltonen, Umeå University (Demographic and Ageing Research)
Soren Edvinsson, Umeå University (Population studies)
Understanding Historical Death Records: A Case Study from Ohio
Nancy Tatarek, Ohio University (Sociology and Anthropology)
Alison Harper, Ohio University (Sociology and Anthropology)
Abigail Guerra, Ohio University (Sociology and Anthropology)
Dorothy Dean, Summit County Medical Examiner's Office (Medical Examiner)
Challenges to Establishing Internationally Comparable Maternal Death Rates from
Cause of Death Registration
Anne Lãkke, University of Copenhagen (History)
Barbara Revuelta-Eugercios, Lund University (Economic Demography)
Medicine and Causes of Death in the Early 20th Century Russia: Ekaterinburg City Case
Elena Glavatskaya, Ural Federal University (History)
Julia Borovik, Ural Federal University, Ekaterinburg (History)
Dmitrii Bakharev, Ural Federal University, Ekaterinburg (History)
Elizaveta Zabolotnykh, Ural Federal University, Ekaterinburg (History)
Discussant: Virginie De Luca Barrusse, University of Paris Panthéon Sorbonne (IDUP)

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Av. Duluth

Developing Trends in 'Big' Historical GIS: Interdisciplinary Efforts andMethodological Advances.
HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY AND GIS; Crime, Justice, and the Law; Economics;
Family/Demography; Labor; Macro-Historical Dynamics; Presidential; Program
Committee; Race and Ethnicity; Rural, Agricultural, and Environmental; Urban
Chair: Andrew Beveridge, Queens College and Grad Ctr Cuny and Social Explorer(Sociology)
From Numbers to Text (and Back Again): New Directions for Historical GIS
Ian Gregory, Lancaster University (Art and Social Sciences)
Knitting Together Experience and Place: Lessons from the Holocaust Geographies
Project
Anne Knowles, University of Maine (History)
Federal Policy and Racial and Wealth Inequalities in Twentieth-Century Urban America
Edward Ayers, University of Richmond (History)
Robert Nelson, University of Richmond (Digital Scholarship)
Doing Spatial Analysis with Big Microdata for the United States
Steven Ruggles, University of Minnesota (Minnesota Population Center)
David Van Riper, University of Minnesota (Minnesota Population Center)
Jonathan Schroeder, University of Minnesota (Minnesota Population Center)
Discussant: Andrew Beveridge, Queens College and Grad Ctr CUNY and Social
Explorer (Sociology)
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Saturday, November 4

8:00 – 10:00 am

DieseInterrogating the Rustbelt
LABOR; Economics; Politics
Chair: Cedric de Leon, Providence College (Sociology)
Gone Home: Race and Roots through Appalachia
Karida Brown, Brown University (Sociology)
Working Class Politics and its Limits in the 1950s
Marc Dixon, Dartmouth College (Sociology)
Bootlegging Legal Consciousness: The Role of Social Science in Overcoming HistoricalAmnesia in the Rust Belt
Jamie Longazel, John Jay College of Criminal Justice (Political Science)
After Post-racialism: Tax Credit Housing and the Politics of Neighborhood Opportunity
in Chicagoland
John Robinson, Washington University in St. Louis (Sociology)
Imagined Futures of Working-Class Detroit, 1950-1970
Andrew Hnatow, Wayne State University (History)
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Saturday, November 4

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Rue Notre-Dame

Book Session: Elizabeth Faue, Rethinking the American Labor Movement
LABOR; Race and Ethnicity; Urban; Women, Gender, and Sexuality
Chair: Tobias Higbie, University of California, Los Angeles (History)
Rethinking the American Labor Movement
Elizabeth Faue, Wayne State University (History)
Discussants: Tobias Higbie, UCLA (History)
Caroline Merithew, University of Dayton (History)
Steven High, Concordia University (History)
Elizabeth Faue, Wayne State University (History)
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Saturday, November 4

8:00 – 10:00 am

Av. Van-Horne

Theorizing Trump Part I
MACRO-HISTORICAL DYNAMICS
Chair: Lai Sze Tso, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Global Health and Medical
Humanities Initiative)
Hate-Based Mobilization in the Extreme Right
Daniel Little, University of Michigan, Dearborn (Philosophy)
A Period of Wild and Fierce Fanaticism: Populism, Theo-Political Militarism, and the
Crisis of Us Hegemony
Julia Hell, University of Michigan (History)
George Steinmetz, University of Michigan (Sociology)
Can We Have Globalization Without the US?
Ho-fung Hung, Johns Hopkins University (Sociology)
Fascist in the White House? Steven Bannon's Rage against the Enlightenment
Jeffrey Alexander, Yale University (Sociology)
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8:00 – 10:00 am

Bar Oblique

New Italian Migrations to the United States from 1945 to Present
MIGRATION/IMMIGRATION; Culture; Urban; Women, Gender, and Sexuality
Chair: Franca Iacovetta, University Toronto (History)"Don't Forget You Have Relatives Here": Transnational Intimacy and Acoustic
Communities of WOV-AM's La Grande Famiglia
Joseph Sciorra, Queens College (Italian American Institute)‘Hot-Blooded Eye-talian': The Lascivious and Desperate Post-World War II Italian
Immigrant in U.S. Cinema
Laura E. Ruberto, Berkeley City College (Arts and Cultural Studies)
Immigrants and Ethnics: Post-World War II Italian Immigration and Boston's North End(1945 - 2016)
James S. Pasto, Boston University (Arts and Science Writing Program)
Discussant: Franca Iacovetta, University Toronto (History)
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Saturday, November 4

8:00 – 10:00 am

Exclamation

The Unwanted and Undocumented
MIGRATION/IMMIGRATION
Chair: Silvia Pedraza, University of Michigan (Sociology)
Am I Undesirable or a Strangers in Strange Land'? Narratives of Irregular Female
Migrants in South Africa
Samuel Umoh, University of Kwa Zulu Natal (International and Public Affairs)
From High Esteem to Condemnation: How 19th century German Immigrants Found a
Welcoming Culture to Settle in Britain, Just to be Driven off at the Outbreak Of WW I
Karl-Heinz Wuestner, Historical Society for Wuerttemberg-Franconia SchwaebischHall (Historical Research)
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8:00 – 10:00 am

Multiplication

Culture, Social Ties, and Disaster Politics in East Asia
POLITICS; Culture; States and Society
Chair: Ming-Cheng Lo, University of California, Davis (Sociology)
Political Theodicy of Disaster: Suffering, Meaning, and Politics in the Sichuan
Earthquake and Hurricane Katrina
Bin Xu, Northwestern University (Sociology)
John Bernau, Emory University (Sociology)
On Shifting Grounds: Political Geographies of Reconstruction in Post-3.11 Japan
Andrew Littlejohn, Harvard University (Anthropology)
Social Capital as a Double-edged Sword: Negotiating Conflicting Visions through(Unequal) Social Ties in Post-Morakot Reconstruction in Taiwan
Ming-Cheng Lo, University of California-Davis (Sociology)
Yun Fan, National Taiwan University (Sociology)
Discussant: Nicholas Wilson, Stony Brook University (Sociology)
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Saturday, November 4

8:00 – 10:00 am

Parenthese

Corporate Knowledge, Corporate Power: Intersections of Market and Society Over
the Long 20th Century
POLITICS; Economics
Chair: Monica Prasad, Northwestern University (Sociology)
Corporate Social Responsibility
Annette Burkeen, University of Chicago (Political Science)
Consumer Confidence as Means of Translation: Assessing Market Stability Changing
Social Environments
Yaniv Ron-El, University of Chicago (Sociology)
Politicizing the American Corporation: The Case of MonsantoJensen Sass, University of Canberra (IGPA)
Moral Orders of Capitalist Legitimacy in India and the United States
Jason Jackson, MIT (Urban Studies and Planning)
Discussant: Monica Prasad, Northwestern University (Sociology)

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Saturday, November 4

8:00 – 10:00 am

ArobasePopulist Politics
POLITICS; States and Society
Chair: Mathieu Desan, University of Colorado (Sociology)
Between Nation and Class: Inequalities, Identities, and Populist Values in the "post-wall"
era of European integration
Antti Kaihovaara, University of Helsinki (Political and Economic Studies)
The Charismatic Trump: Exploring the Different Modes of Distinction in CharismaticInteraction
Paul Joosse, University of Hong Kong (Sociology)
Public Opinion in the Age of Trump
Louis Kontos, John Jay College (Sociology)
Discussant: Mathieu Desan, University of Colorado (Sociology)
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Saturday, November 4

8:00 – 10:00 am

Av. Viger

Race, Nationalisms, and Narratives
RACE AND ETHNICITY; States and Society
Chair: Christopher Murray, London School of Economics and Political Science(Political Science)
Romanian Extermination of the Jews During World War II
Michael Gesin, Worcester State University (History and Political Science)Montesquieu's Theory of Spirit of Nation and Othering of Muslims
Hadi Khoshneviss, University of South Florida (Sociology)
Archaeological Institutions in Ethnic Nationalism: Western Archaeologists in AlbanianNation-Building before the Second World War
Matvey Lomonosov, McGill University (Sociology)
Italy's New World War Two Narrative: Reconfiguring Heroes, Anti-Heroes, and Italian
Identity
Louise Zamparutti, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (English)
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Saturday, November 4

8:00 – 10:00 am

Rue Sherbrooke

Revisiting Secularization and Secularism in Quebec
RELIGION; Culture; Macro-Historical Dynamics; States and Society
Chair: Ates Altinordu, Sabanci University (Sociology)
Exculturation or Culturalization of Religion? Catholicism, Secularization and the
Heritage Field in Quebec
Marian Burchardt, Max Planck Institute for the Study of Religious and Ethnic Diversity(Sociology)
History and Teleology: Re-interpreting Charles Taylor's Narative of Secularity
Jennifer Guyver, McGill University (Religious Studies)
Parish-building and Secularization in Urban Ecology: Montreal in Comparison
Samuel Nelson, McGill University (Religious Studies)
Is the Glass Half Full or Half Empty? Interpreting Secularization and Religious Vitality
in Quebec
Jean-François Laniel, Université du Québec à Montréal (Sociology)
Discussant: Monika Wohlrab-Sahr, University of Leipzig (Cultural Sociology)
J18

Saturday, November 4

8:00 – 10:00 am

Rue McGill

Cities of the Global South: Segregation, Exclusion, Eviction
URBAN
Chair: Liza Weinstein, Northeastern University (Sociology and Anthropology)
Armored Cities: Violence and Urban Seclusion in Latin America
Ana Villarreal, Boston University (Sociology)
Cities of the Global South: Understanding the Role of Social (Un)Sustainability
Zubeida Lowton, University of Westminster (Politics and International Relations)Risky Enterprises: State Mobilizations of Risk in Post-Disaster Slum Evictions in
Chennai, India
Pranathi Diwakar, University of Chicago (Sociology)
Continuity and Change in Forced Removals in Rio
Sukari Ivester, California State University, East Bay (Sociology)
Discussant: Liza Weinstein, Northeastern University (Sociology and Anthropology)

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Saturday, November 4

8:00 – 10:00 am

Agora

Perceptions of Gender in Science
WOMEN, GENDER, AND SEXUALITY; Childhood and Youth; Education;
Health/Medicine/Body; Politics; States and Society
Chair: Jaita Talukdar, Loyola University New Orleans (Sociology)'A Woman's Disease'?: Perceptions of Gender and the Diagnosis and Treatment ofDepressive Disorders in the United States, 1945-1990'
Simon Purdue, Northeastern University (History)
Child Sciences and the Origins of Proposals for Early Education Interventions in the
United States and Britain in the 1970s
Anna Danziger Halperin, Columbia University (History)
What Do We Talk About When We Talk About Women and Science? Framing Problems
and Solutions in the EU, US and UNMyra Marx Ferree, University of Wisconsin-Madison (Sociology)
What Do We Talk About When We Talk About Women and Science? Framing Problems
and Solutions in the EU, US and UN
Kathrin Zippel, Northeastern (Sociology and Anthropology)
Academia as Gendered Time and Space: Scholarships and Organizational Changes
Yun Cho, University of Wisconsin - Madison (Sociology)
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10:15 am – 12:15 pm

ArobaseAspects of Crime and Justice in the 17th and 18th Centuries
CRIME, JUSTICE, and the LAW
Chair: Donald Fyson, Université Laval (Histoire)
The Korean State in the Choson Tribunal
Ha-kyoung Lee, Seoul National University (Political Science and International
Relations)
The Soldier as a Trader
Magnus Perlestam, History (HUM)
The Power Behind Spectral Evidence: The Victims of the Salem Witch Trials and Lynch
Mob Violence
Nicole Durkin, University of Illinois at Chicago (Sociology)
Discussant: Donald Fyson, Université Laval (Histoire)
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Saturday, November 4

10:15 am – 12:15 pm

Rue Sainte-Catherine

Middle Classes in Comparison
CULTURE; Labor; Politics; States and Society
Chair: Tad Skotnicki, University of California, San Diego (Sociology)
The Middle Class as Cultural Structure: Strategies and Implications for theComparative-Historical Analysis of Democracy
Celso Villegas, Kenyon College (Sociology)
Alienation of Elite Workers? The Grievances of the Global New Middle Class inContemporary Turkey
Mustafa Yavas, Yale University (Sociology)
Defending Democracy: The Post-Democratization Trajectory and Middle-Class Protests
in South Korea, 1997-2016
Myungji Yang, University of Hawai`i, Manoa (Political Science)
Life-style and Middle Class Transitions to WorkThomas Lyttelton, Yale University (Sociology)
Discussant: Tad Skotnicki, University of California, San Diego (Sociology)

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Saturday, November 4

10:15 am – 12:15 pm

Av. LaurierLong Distance Trade, Women's Economic Spheres, Made Beaver, and State
Intervention: Case Studies in Indigenous-European Economies in Canada, Ca.
1713-1960
ECONOMICS; Presidential; Race and Ethnicity; Women, Gender, and Sexuality; Rural,
Agricultural, and Environmental
Chair: Shalene Jobin, University of Alberta (Aboriginal Studies)
Building A Long Distance Trade: The Hudson's Bay Company and Governor James
KnightArthur J. Ray, University of British Columbia (History)
Wild West or Made Beaver? Fur trade pricing in the Hudson's Bay Company
Hilary Rose, University of Alberta (Aboriginal Studies)'vitally interfering with our means of livelihood': Manitoba's New Deal Project toRehabilitate the Fur Production of the Saskatchewan River Delta During the Great
Depression, ca. 1935-1960
Frank Tough, University of Alberta (Aboriginal Studies)'They made their Winter Money': Native Women and the 'doorstep economy' on the
Pacific Coast, 1880s-1940
Dianne Newell, University of British Columbia (Oceans and Fisheries)
Discussant: Shalene Jobin, University of Alberta (Aboriginal Studies)
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Saturday, November 4

10:15 am – 12:15 pm

Rue Saint-Paul

Public Finance in the United States 1870-1950
ECONOMICS; Politics; Public Finance; Race and Ethnicity
Chair: Steven Sprick Schuster, Colgate University (Economics)
Do Black Politicians Matter?
Trevon Logan, The Ohio State University (Economics)
A Nation of Installment Plan Buyers: New Deal Federal Intervention in Credit Markets
and the Postwar Growth of Homeownership in the US
Maude Pugliese, McGill University (Sociology)
Federalism, Public-Private Partnerships, and Public Health in the American Southduring the Progressive Era
Jonathan Fox, Freie Universitaet (John F. Kennedy Institute)
Theocharis Grigoriadis, Free University of Berlin (Economics)
Gregory Niemesh, Miami University (Economics)
Indebtedness and City Spending Cuts: A Study of Local Fiscal Policy During the Great
Depression
James Siodla, Colby College (Economics)
Discussant: Steven Sprick Schuster, Colgate University (Economics)

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Saturday, November 4

10:15 am – 12:15 pm

Bar Oblique

Political Dynamics and Institutions of Education
EDUCATION
Chair: Dan Steward, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (Sociology)
Field Agents and School Supervision: The Surveillance and Accountability of Teachingafter the Civil War
Daniel Huebner, University of North Carolina at Greensboro (Sociology)
Education and Equality in the Coleman Report Era
Leah Gordon, Stanford University (Education)
Credentialism and Regulation for the American Lawyer
Abby Stivers, University at Albany, SUNY (Sociology)
Discussant: Dan Steward, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (Sociology)
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Saturday, November 4

10:15 am – 12:15 pm

Rue Notre-Dame

Women's Early Life Conditions and Later-Life Outcomes
FAMILY/DEMOGRAPHY; Economics; Health/Medicine/Body
Chair: Ken Smith, University of Utah (Human Development and Family Studies)
The Effects of Early-Life Family Structure on Later-Life Health and Mortality in a
Cohort of American Women
Wendy Rahn, University of Minnesota (Political Science)
Evan Roberts, University of Minnesota (Minnesota Population Center, Sociology)
Marrying the Right Man: The Effects of Cash Transfers on the Behavior and Outcomesof Poor Mothers
Adriana Lleras-Muney, UCLA (Economics)
Anna Aizer, Brown University (Economics)
Shari Eli, University of Toronto (Economics)
Temperance and Marriage Rates in the Early Twenty Century United States
Elisabeth Perlman, US Census Bureau (Economic Studies)
Democracy and Women's Living Standards in Latin America, 1940s-1990s
Amilcar Challu, Bowling Green State University (History)
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Saturday, November 4

10:15 am – 12:15 pm

Parenthese

Historic Spatial and Social Mobility: New Perspectives and Methodologies
FAMILY/DEMOGRAPHY; Historical Geography and GIS; Labor
Chair: Alice Bee Kasakoff, University of South Carolina-Columbia (Geography)
Tiny Town Trends and Transitions: Predictors and Implications
Myron Gutmann, University of Colorado (History)
Lori Hunter, University of Colorado Boulder (Sociology and Institute of Behavioral
Science)
Miriam Counterman, University of Colorado Boulder (Sociology and Institute of
Behavioral Science)
Occupational Gender Desegregation and Worker Mobility, 1971-2009
Constance Hsiung, University of Michigan (Sociology)
Social and Spatial Mobility of Moscow Merchants in the First Half of the 19th Century
Alexandre Avdeev, Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne / Moscow State University(Population Studies)
Irina Troitskaia, Moscow State University (Population Studies)
Galina Ulianova, Institute of Russian History, Russian Academy of Science (Russian
History of the 19th Century)
Discussant: Alice Bee Kasakoff, University of South Carolina (Geography)
K8

Saturday, November 4

10:15 am – 12:15 pm

Centre-Ville

From Historical GIS to Historical Spatial Data Infrastructures - Lessons Learned
and Challenges Ahead.
HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY AND GIS
Chair: Andrew Milson, University of Texas at Arlington (History)
Exploring and Standardizing Data Structures for the Lehigh Valley Historical Spatial
Data Infrastructure (LV-HSDI)
John H Clark, Lafayette College (Skillman Library)
Big Data for Industrial Heritage and Archaeology: the Copper Country Historical
Spatial Data Infrastructure
Daniel Trepal, Michigan Technological University (Social Sciences)
Donald Lafreniere, Michigan Technological University (Social Sciences)
Sarah Fayen Scarlett, Michigan Technological University (Social Sciences)
John Arnold, Michigan Technological University (Social Sciences)
Between the Search for Information and Historical Source Editing
Marek Slon, The Tadeusz Manteuffel Institute of History, Polish Academy of Sciences(Historical Atlas)
Wms Standard in Collecting and Gathering Geographical Information from Historical
Sources
Grzegorz Myrda, Polish Academy of Sciences (History)
Discussant: Kurt Schlichting, Fairfield University (Sociology and Anthropology)
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Saturday, November 4

10:15 am – 12:15 pm

Av. Viger

Labor Movements and Labor Mobilization in Comparative Perspective
LABOR; Macro-Historical Dynamics
Chair: Tracey Adams, University of Western Ontario (Sociology)
Development and its Discontents
Adaner Usmani, New York University (Sociology)
In or Out: Political Incorporation of Labor and Democratization Pathways in Turkey andArgentina
Fulya Apaydin, Institut Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals
Labor in Transition: Labor Protest and Divergent Democratization Patterns in Egypt
and Tunisia
Christopher Barrie, University of Oxford (Sociology)
From Protest to Policy: Labor Movement Strength and Social Development in Trinidad
and Tobago and Gabon
Zophia Edwards, Providence College (Sociology)
Discussant: Barry Eidlin, McGill University (Sociology)
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Saturday, November 4

10:15 am – 12:15 pm

Av. Van-Horne

Theorizing Trump Part II
MACRO-HISTORICAL DYNAMICS
Chair: Ho-fung Hung, Johns Hopkins University (Sociology)
Interpreting Trump's Populism: Lessons from Latin America
Robert Jansen, University of Michigan (Sociology)
A Redux for Identity Politics
Alford Young Jr, University of Michigan (Sociology)
On the Construction Sites of History: The Etiology of Donald Trump
Mabel Berezin, Cornell University (Sociology)
Dreaming of Drained Swamps: Placing "the Nation" and "˜Community" Outside of
Political Society
Luis Flores, University of Michigan (Sociology)
Discussant: Ho-fung Hung, Johns Hopkins University (Sociology)

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Saturday, November 4

10:15 am – 12:15 pm

Agora

Trafficking & Slavery: History, Historical Legacies and Modern Day Challenges
MIGRATION/IMMIGRATION; Crime, Justice, and the Law; Labor; Race and Ethnicity
Chair: Irline François, Goucher College (Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies)
The Slave Next Door: Domestic Service, Trafficking Asylum Claims, and the Persistenceof Coercion in West Africa
Benjamin Lawrance, University of Arizona (History)
Rethinking the Problem of Contemporary Slavery: Insights from a Historian
Audra Diptee, Carleton University (History)
Human Trafficking: Modern Slavery or Modern "Coolie" System?
Kamala Kempadoo, York University (Social Science)
Visual Economies of Child Marriage Advocacy
Annie Bunting, York University (Social Science)
Discussant: Irline François, Goucher College (Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies)
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Saturday, November 4

10:15 am – 12:15 pm

Rue Saint-Denis

2017 SHARLIN MEMORIAL AWARD WINNERBook Session: Contested Embrace: Transborder Membership Politics in TwentiethCentury Korea
MIGRATION/IMMIGRATION; Macro-Historical Dynamics; Race and Ethnicity; Statesand Society
Chair: Hyun Ok Park, York University (Sociology)
Contested Embrace: Transborder Membership Politics in Twentieth-Century Korea
Jaeeun Kim, University of Michigan (Sociology)
Discussants: James Hollifield, Southern Methodist University (Political Science)John Torpey, City University of New York (International Studies)David Cook-Martin, Grinnell College (Sociology)
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Saturday, November 4

10:15 am – 12:15 pm

Rue Mansfield

Food and Festivals: Culture, Ethnicity and Mobility
MIGRATION/IMMIGRATION
Chair: Joseph Sciorra, Queens College (Italian American Institute)
Preserved Gender Roles and Recipes: Foodwork in Toronto's Late Post-War Italian
Immigrant Community
Shayan Lallani, The University of Toronto (History)
Migration as Mise-en-scene : The Mutual Instrumentalization of Franco-American
Ethnocultural Organizations and French-Canadian Popular Artists in New England(1930-1960)
Pierre Lavoie, Université de Montréal (History)
Glocal Lenses on Foodways, Feast Craze, and School Daze: Staples of Identity among
Chinese and Italian Immigrants in Boston
Violetta Ravagnoli, Emmanuel College (History)
John Sisinni, Emmanuel College (History)
Discussant: Joseph Sciorra, Queens College (Italian American Institute)
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Saturday, November 4

10:15 am – 12:15 pm

Rue Sherbrooke

The Politics of Measurement
POLITICS; Crime, Justice, and the Law; Economics; Education; Public Finance; Statesand Society; Women, Gender, and Sexuality; Health/Medicine/Body
Chair: Emily Barman, Boston University (Sociology)
Investing in Higher Education: Human Capital Arguments as Theory and as Technology
Elizabeth Popp Berman, University at Albany, SUNY (Sociology)
Mind the Gap: Politics, Policy, and the Stylized Facts of Gender Inequality
Daniel Hirschman, Brown University (Sociology)
Quality Measurement and the New Political Economy of Medicare
Philip Rocco, University of California, Berkeley (Political Science)
Discussant: Emily Barman, Boston University (Sociology)

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Saturday, November 4

10:15 am – 12:15 pm

Exclamation

Black Suburbs
RACE AND ETHNICITY
Chair: Emily Straus, SUNY Fredonia (History)
Garden Clubs, Tupperware Parties, & Politics: Organizing among & Political
Representation of Low-Income Blacks in a Bedroom Suburb
Alex Murphy, University of Michigan (Sociology)
Silicon Valley, East Palo Alto and the End of a Black Suburb
Kimberley Johnson, Barnard College, Columbia University (Political Science)
Discussant: Emily Straus, SUNY Fredonia (History)
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Saturday, November 4

10:15 am – 12:15 pm

Av. Duluth

Book Session: Beheading the Saint: Nationalism, Religion, and Secularism in Quebec
RELIGION; Culture; States and Society
Chair: Samuel Nelson, McGill University (Religious Studies)
Beheading the Saint: Nationalism, Religion, and Secularism in Quebec
Genevieve Zubrzycki, University of Michigan (Sociology)
Discussants: Philip Gorski, Yale University (Sociology)
Claudio Benzecry, Northwestern University (Communication Studies)
Marcel Fournier, Université de Montréal (Sociology)
K17

Saturday, November 4

10:15 am – 12:15 pm

Rue McGill

Book Session: The Many Hands of the State: Theorizing Political Authority andSocial Control
STATES AND SOCIETY; Macro-Historical Dynamics
Chair: Aliza Luft, University of California, Los Angeles (Sociology)
The Many Hands of the State: Theorizing Political Authority and Social Control
Kimberly Morgan, George Washington University (Political Science)
Ann Orloff, Northwestern University (Sociology)
Discussants: Cedric de Leon, Providence College (Sociology)
Debra Thompson, Northwestern University (African American Studies)
Matthew Mahler, Yale University (Sociology)

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10:15 am – 12:15 pm

DieseSpaces of Exclusion? Sustaining the Inclusive City
URBAN
Chair: Flood Dawn, University of Regina (History)
From City Streets to the Shelter of Homes: Urban Planning Debate about Children's
Needs in Helsinki 1946-1977
Veera Moll, Aalto University (Built Environment)
Home In Context: Perspectives from Youth and Seniors in Vancouver
Adam Vanzella-Yang, University of British Columbia (Sociology)
Planning Place-Based Neighborhood Strategies? Consider the History of Social Patterns
in Neighborhood Decision-Making.
Amber Trout, NeighborWorks (COO)
Exiles of Modernity: The Spaces of Absence
Edgardo Perez-Maldonado, Interamerican University (Design, History)
Discussant: Kristin Poling, University of Michigan - Dearborn (Social Sciences)
K19

Saturday, November 4

10:15 am – 12:15 pm

Multiplication

Lgbt and Refugee Migration
WOMEN, GENDER, AND SEXUALITY; Migration/Immigration
Chair: Martin J. Goessl, FH Joanneum (Equality and Diversity)"You Can Only Run So Much, Right?" Experiences of Migration and Settlement for Trans
Refugees in Vancouver, British Columbia.
Katherine Fobear, Indiana University Purdue Fort Wayne (Women's Studies)
Exporting Queer Marriage: Canada, Same-Sex Marriage and the International
Implications
Valerie Korinek, University of Saskatchewan (History)
Intertwining of Family Rights and Refugee Rights
Marlou Schrover, Leiden University (History)
Discussant: Martin J. Goessl, FH JOANNEUM (Equality and Diversity)115

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Saturday, November 4

1:00 – 3:00 pm

Rue Mansfield

The Emotional Lives of Children, 1600-1950
CHILDHOOD AND YOUTH; Culture; Education; Family/Demography; Race andEthnicity; Women, Gender, and Sexuality
Chair: Emily Bruce, University of Minnesota (History)
Children, Women and Death: The Place of the Very Young in the Emotional Life of Early
17th Century Swedish Aristocracy
Johanna Thorelli, University of Gothenburg (Historical Studies)
Good and Happy at the same Time: From Punishment to Reward in late 19th century US
parenting discourses
Daniel Cook, Rutgers University (Childhood Studies)Children at Emotional Frontiers in Britain and the Dominions, 1914-1920s
Stephanie Olsen, McGill University (History)
Crying for Flicka: Boys, Imagination and Emotions in the British Cinema During the
1930S and 1940S
Melanie Tebbutt, Manchester Metropolitan University (History, Politics, Philosophy)
Discussant: Swapna Banerjee, Brooklyn College at CUNY (History)
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Saturday, November 4

1:00 – 3:00 pm

Parenthese

The Economic Consequences of Geography and Climate
ECONOMICS; Health/Medicine/Body; Historical Geography and GIS; Rural,
Agricultural, and Environmental
Chair: Alexander Donges, University of Mannheim (Economics)
Water on Tap: London's Move from Intermittent to Constant Water Supply and
Improvements in Public HealthBrian Beach, University of Pittsburgh (Economics)
Werner Troesken, University of Pittsburgh (Economics)
Nicola Tynan, Dickinson College (Economics)
Yuanxiaoyue (Artemis) Yang, Dickinson College (Economics)
Soft Lands Breed Soft Men? The Climatic Origins of Risk Preferences and the Welfare State
Marijn Bolhuis, University of Toronto (Economics)
Discussants: Alexander Donges, University of Mannheim (Economics)
Joshua Lewis, University of Montreal (Economics)

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Saturday, November 4

1:00 – 3:00 pm

Rue McGill

Cross-Cultural Understandings of Contracts and Appointments
ECONOMICS; Macro-Historical Dynamics; Race and Ethnicity
Chair: Cornelius Christian, Brock University (Economics)
The Economic Motives of Foot-binding
Lingwei Wu, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Social Science)
Xinyu Fan, UCLA (Economics)
Judicial System and State Capacity in Ottoman Europe
Metin Cosgel, University of Connecticut (Economics)
Sadullah Yildirim, Yalova University (Economics)
On Principals and Agency: Reconsidering Trust in the Indian Ocean Commerce
Johan Mathew, Rutgers University (History)
Discussants: Cornelius Christian, Brock University (Economics)
Lingwei Wu, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Social Science)
L4

Saturday, November 4

1:00 – 3:00 pm

Rue Sherbrooke

Women in Global Science: Advancing Careers through International Collaboration.
EDUCATION; Migration/Immigration; Women, Gender, and Sexuality
Chair: Anna Korteweg, University of Toronto (Sociology)
Women in Global Science: Advancing Careers through International Collaboration.
Kathrin Zippel, Northeastern (Sociology and Anthropology)
Discussants: Jane Jenson, University of Montreal (Political Science)
Hannah Brueckner, New York University-AbuDhabi (Sociology)
Benita Roth, Binghamton University (SUNY Binghamton) (Sociology, History, and
Women's Studies)
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Saturday, November 4

1:00 – 3:00 pm

Diese

Widows in European Economy and Society 1600-1920
FAMILY/DEMOGRAPHY; Economics; Labor; Rural, Agricultural, and Environmental;
Urban; Women, Gender, and Sexuality
Chair: Robert Sweeny, Memorial University of Newfoundland (History)
Widows in European Economy and Society 1600-1920
Beatrice Moring, University of Cambridge (Cambridge Group for the History of
Population)
Discussants: Lloyd Bonfield, New York Law School (History)
Mary Louise Nagata, Francis Marion University / EHESS (History / CRH)
Antoinette Fauve-Chamoux, EHESS-Paris (Recherches Historiques)11742st Annual Meeting of the Social Science History Association
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1:00 – 3:00 pm

Av. Van-Horne

The Influence of Health, Childhood Living Conditions and Spatial Disparities on
Mortality and Longevity
FAMILY/DEMOGRAPHY
Chair: Gregori Galofré-Vilà, University of Oxford (Sociology)
Intergenerational Transfers of Infant Mortality in Historical Contexts: A Comparative
Study of Five European Populations
Luciana Quaranta, University of Lund (Economic History)
Ingrid Van Dijk, Radboud University Nijmegen (History)
Göran Broström, Umeå University (Demographic and Ageing Research)
Robyn Donrovich, University of Leuven (Sociology)
Soren Edvinsson, Umeå University (Population Studies)
Elisabeth Engberg, Umeå University (CEDAR, Demographic and Ageing Research)
Kees Mandemakers, Int Institue of Social History (Historical Sample Netherlands)
Koen Matthijs, University of Leuven (Sociology)
Paul Puschmann, History (Radboud University Nijmegen)
Hilde Sommerseth, University of Tromso¸ (Norwegian Historical Data)
Spatial Disparities At Death: Disease-Specific Mortality in the Belgian Districts At theTurn of the Twentieth Century
Isabelle Devos, Ghent University (History)
Tina van Rossem, Vrije Unversiteit Brussels/Ghent (Sociology)
Patrick Deboosere, Vrije Unversiteit Brussels (Demography)
Where You Live, or Who You Are? The Role of Childhood for Adult Income and Health,Southern Sweden, 1900-2013
Luciana Quaranta, University of Lund (Economic History)
Health Responses and Social Returns to Sanitary Investments in Finnish Cities, 1880S1960S
Sakari Saaritsa, University of Helsinki (Economic and Political Studies, Section ofSocial Science History)
Jarmo Peltola, University of Tampere (Social Sciences and Humanities)
Discussant: Gregori Galofré-Vilà, University of Oxford (Sociology)

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Saturday, November 4

1:00 – 3:00 pm

Av. Laurier

Architectures of Hurry I
HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY AND GIS; Culture; Presidential; Urban
Chair: Deryck Holdsworth, Pennsylvania State University (Geography)
We're Going to Move ... I Can'T Rush Backwards and Forwards, I'll Go Mad - I am Sureof it. Representations of Speed and Haste in English Life Writing C1840-1950
Colin Pooley, Lancaster University (Lancaster Environment Centre)
Marilyn Pooley, Lancaster University (Lancaster Environment Centre)
An Architecture of Sluggishness: Wooden Infrastructure and Anti-Mobility in Late
Toronto, 1870-1910
Phillip Mackintosh, Brock University (Geography)
Accidents Will Happen: Analysing Public Transport Accidents as a Measure of 'Hurry'on the Streets of London, 1830-1920
Richard Dennis, University College London (Geography)
Architectures of Hurry: A Brief Introduction
Richard Dennis, University College London (Geography)
Discussant: Deryck Holdsworth, Pennsylvania State University (Geography)
L8

Saturday, November 4

1:00 – 3:00 pm

Rue Saint-Paul

New Perspectives on Critical Realism
MACRO-HISTORICAL DYNAMICS
Chair: Claire Decoteau, University of Illinois at Chicago (Sociology)
Critical Realism and Mental Frameworks
Daniel Little, University of Michigan, Dearborn (Philosophy)
Causation after Hume: Simultaneous causation and Historical Explanation
Timothy Rutzou, Yale University (Sociology)
In Defense of Macro-Historical Analysis: A Theory of Structural Emergence
Philip Gorski, Yale University (Sociology)
What Does It Mean to Be Critical in Social Science? Immanent Critique, Scientific
Autonomy, and Social Science
George Steinmetz, University of Michigan (Sociology)
Discussant: Claire Decoteau, University of Illinois at Chicago (Sociology)

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Saturday, November 4

1:00 – 3:00 pm

Rue Sainte-Catherine

Gender and Deportation in North America: Case Studies from the Past Century
MIGRATION/IMMIGRATION; Women, Gender, and Sexuality
Chair: Dennis Molinaro, Trent University (History)
Morality on Trial: Respectability, Hearsay, and Misconduct in a 1921 Bureau of
Immigration Complaint Case File
Lauren Catterson, University of Toronto (History)
Alternatives to Asylum in the US: Two Complicated Contemporary Cases
Yael Schacher, University of Connecticut (American Studies)'Save the Seven' Mothers: Deportation and Identity in Toronto, 1973-1982
Matthieu Caron, University of Toronto (History)
Discussant: Deirdre M Moloney, George Mason University/Woodrow Wilson Center(History and Women's Studies)
L10

Saturday, November 4

1:00 – 3:00 pm

Multiplication

Decoloniality and Postcolonialism in the Canadian Context
RACE AND ETHNICITY; Macro-Historical Dynamics
Chair: Frederic-Guillaume Dufour, Université du Québec à Montréal (Sociology)
Archipelagic Thinking and Transoceanic Canada.
Srilata Ravi, University of Alberta (French)
In the Province of Canada ?
Claude Couture, University of Alberta (Canadian Studies)
Keeoukaywin: The Visiting Way - Fostering an Indigenous Research Methodology.
Cindy Gaudet, University of Alberta Native Studies)
Discussant: Guillaume Durou, UQAM and University of Alberta (Sociology)120

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Saturday, November 4

1:00 – 3:00 pm

Centre-Ville

Immigration/Migration, Assimilation, and Policy
RACE AND ETHNICITY; Migration/Immigration; States and Society
Chair: Sukari Ivester, California State University, East Bay (Sociology)
Japanese Exceptionalism: The Paradox of Race and Assimilation in the West Coast
Project of the Dillingham Commission
Sunmin Kim, UC berkeley (Sociology)
Building the Border: Expanding and Enforcing Exclusion in Cuba
Kent Weber, University of Minnesota (History)
Dealing with Difference: Immigrant Integration Models in Montreal and Paris
Elizabeth Onasch, SUNY Plattsburgh (Sociology)
Racial Violence and the Great Migration
Andrea Razo, University of Illinois Chicago (Sociology)
Discussant: Yuching Cheng, University at Albany, SUNY (Sociology)
L12

Saturday, November 4

1:00 – 3:00 pm

Rue Saint-Denis

Book Session: Secular Conversions: Political Institutions and Religious Education in
the United States and Australia, 1800-2000
RELIGION; States and Society; Politics
Chair: Nicholas Wilson, Stony Brook University (Sociology)
Secular Conversions: Political Institutions and Religious Education in the United Statesand Australia, 1800 - 2000
Damon Mayrl, Colby College (Sociology)
Discussants: Ates Altinordu, Sabanci University (Sociology)
Ruth Braunstein, University of Connecticut (Sociology)
Jose Casanova, Georgetown University (Sociology)
Kimberly Morgan, George Washington University (Political Science)121

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Saturday, November 4

1:00 – 3:00 pm

Agora

Movements and Countermovements: Rights in the Era of Right-Wing Politics I
STATES AND SOCIETY; Crime, Justice, and the Law; Labor; Women, Gender, andSexuality
Chair: Ann Orloff, Northwestern University (Sociology)
Political Parties and Gendered-Violence in India
Poulami Roychowdhury, McGill University (Sociology)
The Passage of Domestic Violence Laws in Developing Countries: Norm Cascades,
Activism, and Women's Status
Katy Fallon, Stony Brook (Sociology)
Sam Shirazi, Stony Brook University (Sociology)
Kimberly Seida, McGill University (Sociology)
Candice Shaw, McGill University (Sociology)
Migrant Domestic Work - Negotiating Rights in the Absence of Regulation
Rhacel Parrenas, University of Southern California (Sociology and Gender Studies)
Oppositional Abortion Movements in Central America
Jocelyn S. Viterna, Harvard University (Sociology)
Discussant: Ann Orloff, Northwestern University (Sociology)
L14

Saturday, November 4

1:00 – 3:00 pm

Av. Viger

ABCD - American, British, and Canadian Political Development
STATES AND SOCIETY; Politics; Economics; Macro-Historical Dynamics
Chair: Desmond King, Oxford University (Politics and International Relations)
The ABCs of Political Development
Robert Lieberman, Johns Hopkins University (Political Science)
Lead Actors: Political Careers and Urban Political Development
Jack Lucas, University of Calgary (Political Science)
Market Privilege: Placing Neoliberalism in American and British Political Development
Timothy Weaver, University at Albany, SUNY (Political Science)
Race, the Canadian Census, and Interactive Political Development
Debra Thompson, Northwestern University (African American Studies)
Regionalism, Fiscal Federalism, and Political Development: The Case of Western
Australia in Historical Perspective
André Lecours, University of Ottawa (Political Studies)
Daniel Beland, University of Saskatchewan (Public Policy)
Discussant: Desmond King, Oxford University (Politics and International Relations)122

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Saturday, November 4

1:00 – 3:00 pm

Rue Notre-Dame

Mobilizing Place: Communities, Gentrification, and Public Space
URBAN
Chair: Jan Doering, McGill University (Sociology)
Changing Use of Public Space and Its Effects On Mobilization
Elisa Avila, University of Wisconsin (Sociology)
Late Capitalist Public Space: Neoliberalisation, Securitisation, Commodification
Jeremy Williams, Freie Universität Berlin (North American Studies)
Where the Mixes Match: Facing Gentrification in Two Boston Neighborhoods
Taylor Cain, Boston University (Sociology)
Public Libraries in an Age of Urban Shrinkage
Julia Rabig, Dartmouth College (History)
Discussant: Jan Doering, McGill University (Sociology)
L16

Saturday, November 4

1:00 – 3:00 pm

Av. Duluth

Intersections of Race, Gender, and Class
RACE AND ETHNICITY; Women, Gender, and Sexuality
Chair: Marisela Martinez-Cola, Emory University (Sociology)
Beyond Respectability Politics: Dean of Women Lucy Diggs Slowe's Advocacy of "TheNew Howard Woman" 1922-1937
Tamara Beauboeuf-Lafontant, DePauw University (Women's, Gender, and Sexuality
Studies)
Sanitizing Chop Suey: How Racism, Ruffians, and Righteous Reformers Transformed
Pennsylvania's Chinese American Food
Susan Carter, University of California, Riverside (Economics)
Middle Class Narratives of Racial Peril in Three Nineteenth Century Cities, 1883-1895
Joseph Jewell, Texas A&M University (Sociology)
Who Didn't Get that Job Because of a Black Woman? The Continuing Significance ofRace in Academia
Janis Prince, Saint Leo University (Social Sciences)
Mexican Jobs: Track Maintenance in the US Southwest, 1890-1930
Michael Calderon-Zaks, Santa Monica College (Sociology)
Discussant: Marisela Martinez-Cola, Emory University (Sociology)

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Saturday, November 4

3:15 – 5:15 pm

Exclamation

Documenting Histories of Childhood and Youth: Representations, Recollections,and Child-Authored Records
CHILDHOOD AND YOUTH; Education; Women, Gender, and Sexuality; Race andEthnicity
Chair: Elizabeth Dillenburg, University of Minnesota (History)
Discussanst: Emily Bruce, University of Minnesota (History)
Mary Jo Maynes, University of Minnesota (History)
Tammy Owens, Dickinson College (Africana Studies)
Daniel Cook, Rutgers University (Childhood Studies)
Elisabeth E. Lefebvre, University of Minnesota - Twin Cities (Organizational
Leadership, Policy, and Development)
M2

Saturday, November 4

3:15 – 5:15 pm

Av. Viger

Book Session: The Economic History of China from Antiquity to the NineteenthCentury, by Richard Von Glahn
ECONOMICS; Macro-Historical Dynamics; States and Society; Family/Demography;
Rural, Agricultural, and Environmental
Chair: Philip Hoffman, Caltech (Humanities and Social Sciences)
The Economic History of China From Antiquity to the Nineteenth Century
Richard Von Glahn, University of California at Los Angeles (History)
Discussants: James Lee, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Humanities
and Social Science)
Cameron Campbell, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Divisionof Social Science)
Jack Goldstone, George Mason University (Policy & Government)
Maxim Korolkov, Columbia University (East Asian Languages and Cultures)
Madeleine Zelin, Columbia University (East Asian Language and Culture/History)124

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Saturday, November 4

3:15 – 5:15 pm

Rue Notre-Dame

Credit Networks across Time and SpaceECONOMICS; Culture; Politics
Chair: Simone Wegge, City University of New York (Economics)
A Parisian Start-Up at the End of 18th Century: Compagnie de Seaux de Paris
Muriel Petit-Konczyk, University of Lille2 (Finance, Banking, Accounting)
Unexpected Interest: Credit Unions in Late 19th Century Mexico: The Cajas De Ahorro
Under Limatour's Finance Ministry
Graciela Marquez-Colin, Colegio de Mexico (History)
Juliette Levy, University of California, Riverside (History)
Household-to-Company Networks and Consumer Credit Within a Multiple-Networks
Ecology: Florence, 1427
Paul McLean, Rutgers University (Sociology)
Neha Gondal, Boston University (Sociology)
Discussants: Simone Wegge, City University of New York (Economics, Business)
M4

Saturday, November 4

3:15 – 5:15 pm

Centre-Ville

Bourdieu and Science Studies
EDUCATION; Culture; Health/Medicine/Body
Chair: Claudio Benzecry, Northwestern University (Communication Studies)
The Field of Autism
Claire Decoteau, University of Illinois at Chicago (Sociology)
Economizing the Social: The Institutionalization of Education and Health Economics inthe 1960s
Zachary Griffen, UCLA (Sociology)
Visions and Divisions Materialised: Model Cases and Differentiation within and acrossDisciplines in the Social Sciences
Monika Krause, Goldsmiths College (Sociology)
The 'Reproducibility Crisis' and the Constitution of a Trans-Scientific Field
Aaron Panofsky, UCLA (Public Policy)
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Saturday, November 4

3:15 – 5:15 pm

Av. Van-Horne

Demographic Transformations, Population Discourse and the Family, 1881-1970
FAMILY/DEMOGRAPHY
Chair: Elisabeth Engberg, Umeå University (Cedar, Demographic and Ageing Research)
Changes in fertility trends and reaction in France 1974-1979
Virginie De Luca Barrusse, University of Paris Panthéon Sorbonne (IDUP)
Fertility Decline, the Depression and the Baby Boom: Canadian Fertility Trends, 1921-1951Benoît Laplante, Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique (Centre UCS)
Danielle Gauvreau, Concordia University (Sociology and Anthropology)
Beyond the Breadwinner? New Faces of Fatherhood in Quebec, 1900-1960
Peter Gossage, Concordia University (History)
The Brook Advisory Centre: making teeange sexuality respectable
Caroline Rusterholz, University of Fribourg (Historical Science)
M6

Saturday, November 4

3:15 – 5:15 pm

Av. Laurier

Architectures of Hurry II
HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY AND GIS; Culture; Urban
Chair: Phillip Mackintosh, Brock University (Geography)
Architectures of Post-Rural Hurry: E.M. Forster and the Acceleration of Change in NonMetropolitan Southern England, 1897-1914
Jason Finch, Abo Akademi University, Finland (English Language and Literature)
Hospitality in Montreal: Local Responses to Global Demand, 1836-1913
Sherry Olson, McGill University (Geography)
Mary Anne Poutanen, McGill University (Quebec Studies Program)
What Shall We Eat, What Shall We Drink, and Wherewithal Shall We Be Lighted?
Orchestrating Commodity Flows Into and Through New York City
Deryck Holdsworth, Pennsylvania State University (Geography)
Why the Past of Montreal Might Be Your Future
Robert Sweeny, Memorial University of Newfoundland (History)
Discussant: Richard Dennis, University College London (Geography)

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Saturday, November 4

3:15 – 5:15 pm

Rue Sainte-CatherineBook Session: Andrew Abbott, Processual Sociology
MACRO-HISTORICAL DYNAMICS
Chair: Daniel Little, University of Michigan, Dearborn (Philosophy)
Processual Sociology
Andrew Abbott, University of Chicago (Sociology)
Discussants: Isaac Reed, University of Virginia (Sociology)
Mustafa Emirbayer, University of Wisconsin (Sociology)
Julia Adams, Yale University (Sociology)
Gabriel Abend, New York University (Sociology)
M8

Saturday, November 4

3:15 – 5:15 pm

Rue Saint-Paul

Making Migrants: Programs for Shaping Social Welfare and Social Control
MIGRATION/IMMIGRATION
Chair: Ella Fratantuono, Universityof North Carolina Charlotte (History)In Pursuit of "Model" Residents: The Intersection Between the Japanese Association ofAmerica's (JAA) Official Consular Activities and its Campaigns for Lifestyle Reforms,
1908-1924
Helen Kaibara, Michigan State University (History)
Worker's Welfare: Performing Social Work with Turks in West Germany, 1961-1989
Brian Van Wyck, Michigan State University (History)
Managing Migrants and Muscovites: The Changing Role of the Office for the Use ofLabor Resources in Moscow during Perestroika
Emily Elliott, Michigan State University (History)
Immigration Reform and Latino Political Mobilization
Silvia Pedraza, University of Michigan (Sociology)
Discussant: Ella Fratantuono, University of North Carolina Charlotte (History)127

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Saturday, November 4

3:15 – 5:15 pm

Rue Saint-Denis

Slavery: Past & Present
RACE AND ETHNICITY
Chair: Audra Diptee, Carleton University (History)
Discussants: Jill Strauss, Borough of Manhattan Community College, CUNY (Speech,
Communications, and Theater Arts)
Irline François, Goucher College (Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies)
Philip Gooding, School of Oriental and African Studies (History)
Stephanie Kennedy, University of New Brunswick (History)
Sarah Zimmerman, Western Washington University (History)
M10

Saturday, November 4

3:15 – 5:15 pm

Av. Duluth

Geographies of (In)Exclusion: The Role of Race and Space in America
RACE AND ETHNICITY; Historical Geography and GIS; Migration/Immigration;
Politics; Presidential
Chair: Marisela Martinez-Cola, Emory University (Sociology)
The Moral Geography of the 2016 Presidential Elections
Yalidy Matos, Rutgers University (Political Science)
Is Brownfield Redevelopment a Gentrifying Force? A Case Study of Chicago Brownfield
Redevelopment
Marisol Becerra, The Ohio State University (Environment and Natural Resources)
Plyler v. Doe (1982) and An Uneven Legal Terrain
Kevin Escudero, Brown University (American Studies)
Demographic Impacts of Annexation and Geographic Expansion of Large American
CitiesJoachim Bean, The Ohio State University (City and Regional Planning)
Discussant: Marisela Martinez-Cola, Emory University (Sociology)
M11

Saturday, November 4

3:15 – 5:15 pm

Rue Mansfield

Book Session: Charles Taylor's A Secular Age at Ten
RELIGION; Culture; Politics
Chair: Damon Mayrl, Colby College (Sociology)
A Secular AgeCharles Taylor, McGill University (Philosophy)
Discussants: Jose Casanova, Georgetown University (Sociology)
Philip Gorski, Yale University (Sociology)
Mirjam Künkler, University of Göttingen (Humanities and Social Sciences)Jeffrey Alexander, Yale University (Sociology)

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Saturday, November 4

3:15 – 5:15 pm

Agora

Movements and Countermovements: Rights in the Era of Right-Wing Politics II
STATES AND SOCIETY; Labor; Politics; Women, Gender, and Sexuality
Chair: Poulami Roychowdhury, McGill University (Sociology)
The Mobilization of Title IX across US Colleges and Universities, 1994-2014
Celene Reynolds, Yale University (Sociology)
Gender Equality and LGBTQ Rights in Refugee Politics: A Transatlantic Comparison
Anna Korteweg, University of Toronto (Sociology)
Will the US Finally "Catch Up" With the Rest of the Rich Democracies?: Parental Leave
Policies in the Eras of Obama and Trump
Ann Orloff, Northwestern University (Sociology)
Whose Movement, Whose Memory? Parents of Transgender Children and the New
Normativity
Tey Meadow, Princeton University (Society of Fellows)
Discussant: Poulami Roychowdhury, McGill University (Sociology)
M13

Saturday, November 4

3:15 – 5:15 pm

Rue McGill

Scales of Place: Jurisdiction, Space, and Communities
URBAN
Chair: Japonica Brown-Saracino, Boston University (Sociology)
No Place Like Home? The Making and Remaking of Hometowns
Mariana Oliver, Northwestern University (Sociology)
Reinventing Hinterland: Time-Space Expansion
Mahir Yilmaz, Middle East Technical University (Urban Policy Planning and Local
Governments)
It's Not Really Like That Here: Place Reputation and Scale
Jeffrey Parker, University of Chicago (Sociology)
Does Time/space still matter in spatial re-planning of regional territories? A criticalreview of E-commerce effects on the Italian regions
Heba Hussein, Sapienza Universiy of Rome (Architecture Engineering and City
Planning)
Discussant: Japonica Brown-Saracino, Boston University (Sociology)129

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Saturday, November 4

3:15 – 5:15 pm

Diese

What's in a Name? Gender and Language
WOMEN, GENDER, AND SEXUALITY; Culture; Education; Race and Ethnicity
Chair: Frederika Eilers, McGill University (Architecture)'Mother' in Turkish, Sephardic, and Italian Proverbs and Idioms and Contemporary
Online Blogs
Derya Agis, Ankara University (Italian Language and Literature)
Gender Discontinuities: Women and Architectural Metaphors during the Mexican
Revolution
Tania Gutierrez Monroy, McGill University (Architecture)
Naming Rape: Gender and the Fight Against Fascist Colonialism in the Italian
Ethiopian War, 1935-1944
Caroline Merithew, University of Dayton (History)
Gendering the Mainstream: How Gender is Conceived in Attempts to Mainstream
Gender in Sustainable Development Discourse
Elena Hight, University of Wisconsin-Madison (Sociology)
Discussant: Frederika Eilers, McGill University (Architecture)
M15

Saturday, November 4

3:15 – 5:15 pm

Parenthese

Gendered Dimensions of PowerWOMEN, GENDER, AND SEXUALITY; Culture; Health/Medicine/Body; Politics;
Race and Ethnicity; States and Society
Chair: Lee Thorpe Jr, West Virginia University (Sociology)
Impeding Equality? The Gender Dimension of Kalala Cases in Indonesia
Lena Hanifah Hasan Basuni, University of New South Wales (Law)
The Gräfenberg Ring in Interwar England: Power Relationships within the Medical Field
Caroline Rusterholz, Birkbeck University (History)"Skanks Need to Pay With Their Lives": Sexual Harassment in Online Communities
Morgan Clark, Northwestern University (Sociology)
Discussant: Lee Thorpe Jr, West Virginia University (Sociology)

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Annual Business Meeting
Saturday, 5:30-6:00pm

Place du Canada

Frederick Wherry, Yale University (Sociology) , and2017 Vice President, Social Science History Association
President’s Address
Saturday, 6:00-6:30pm

Place du Canada

The Space of Families: Past Present and Future
Alice Bee Kasakoff, University of South Carolina (Geography), and2017 President, Social Science History Association
We invite all registrants to attend this special plenary session late Saturday
afternoon for Awards, the Business Meeting and the Presidential Address ,followed by a gala reception in the Square Dorchester Royal A+B+C.
President’s Reception
Saturday, 6:30-8:00pm

Square Dorchester

We would like to thank the University of South Carolina, Office of the Vice President for
Research, for their generous support of the Presidential Reception.

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Sunday, November 5

8:00 – 10:00 am

Av. Laurier

20th Century Communications Technologies--Transforming Time, Space, andSubjects
CULTURE; Presidential
Chair: Sunmin Kim, University of California, Berkeley (Sociology)
Be Your Own Central: Technological Change and Telephone Subscribers in the 1920s
Jan Hadlaw, York University (Art, Media, Performance, & Design)
Shifting Time and Space through Early Canadian Radio, 1922-1956
Anne MacLennan, York University (Communication Studies)
Crossed Wires: Radio-Newspaper Pages and Newspaper-Radio Broadcasts in 1922
Paul Moore, Ryerson Univesity (Sociology)
A Decorative Asset to Any Room: Interior Design in Radio's Golden Age
Michael Windover, Carleton University (Art History)
Discussant: Sunmin Kim, UC berkeley (sociology)
N2

Sunday, November 5

8:00 – 10:00 am

Centre-Ville

Health and Socio-Economic Circumstance
ECONOMICS; Family/Demography; Health/Medicine/Body
Chair: Evan Roberts, University of Minnesota (Minnesota Population Center,
Sociology)
Rapid Economic Growth and Type 2 Diabetes
Richard Steckel, Ohio State University (Economics)
Association Between Type 2 Diabetes and Prenatal Exposure to the Ukraine Famine of1932-“33: A Retrospective Cohort Study
L.H. Lumey, Columbia University (Public Health)
Mykola Khalangot, National Academy of Medical Sciences of Ukraine (Endocrinology)
Alexander Vaiserman, National Academy of Medical Sciences of Ukraine (Epigenetics)
Exposure to the Chinese Famine of 1959-1961 in Early Life and Current Health
Conditions: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis
Chihua Li, Columbia University (Epidemiology)
L.H. Lumey, Columbia University, New York NY (Public Health)
Birth Weight and Later Diabetes Mortality
Heidi A. Hanson, University of Utah (Pedigree & Population Science)
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Sunday, November 5

8:00 – 10:00 am

Rue Sainte-Catherine

Trade and Industry
ECONOMICS; Historical Geography and GIS; Macro-Historical Dynamics; Public
Finance
Chair: Robert Sweeny, Memorial University of Newfoundland (History)
The Diffusion of Steam Power, 1774-1800: A Sectoral Approach
Harilaos Kitsikopoulos, Unbound Prometheus Summer Program (Academic Director)
Sugar and Spice and Everything Nice: The Grocery Trade in Early 19th Century Rural
CanadaBeatrice Craig, University of Ottawa (History)
Illicit Affairs: Philadelphia's Trade with Lisbon before Independence, 1700-1775
Rodrigo Dominguez, University of Porto (History)
Jeremy Land, Georgia State University (History)
Tariffs and the Expansion of the American Pig Iron Industry, 1870-1940
Kanda Naknoi, University of Connecticut (Economics)
Discussant: Robert Sweeny, Memorial University of Newfoundland (History)
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Sunday, November 5

8:00 – 10:00 am

Rue Saint-Paul

Race in the Formation of U.S. Education Policy
EDUCATION; Race and Ethnicity
Chair: Jennifer Nations, University of California, San Diego (Sociology)
Colleges and Legacies of Injustice: Commemoration Practices and Remediation
Outcomes
Christi M. Smith, Ohio State University (Sociology)
Ruby J. Anderson, Oberlin College (Sociology)
The Politics of Promoting College Access through Need-based Financial Aid in ThreeSouthwestern States
Jennifer Nations, UC-San Diego (Sociology)
Rationalizing School Desegregation: The Politics of Knowledge and Policy Discourse in
Civil Rights Era Chicago
Fithawee Tzeggai, University of California, Berkeley (Sociology)
Beyond Little Rock: School Desegregation in Arkansas in the 1950s and 1960s
John Kirk, University of Arkansas at Little Rock (History)
Discussant: Joseph Jewell, Texas A&M University (Sociology)

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Sunday, November 5

8:00 – 10:00 am

Square Dorchester

The Impact of Rapid Economic Growth in the Okanagan Nation Territory,
Northwest America, 1881-1921
HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY AND GIS; Rural, Agricultural, and Environmental;
Urban; Economics
Chair: Roger Sugden, University of British Columbia (Management)
Changing Occupations in the Okanagan Nation Territory, Northwest America, Late
Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries
Jordan Coble, Westbank First Nation (Sncəwips Heritage Museum)
The Rise of Urbanization in the Okanagan, British Columbia, 1881Keith Sugden, University of Cambridge, UK (Population and Social Structure)
Roger Sugden, University of British Columbia (Management)
Maintaining One's (Gendered) Position in the Dominant Culture: Gertie Pooley's
Okanagan Orcharding Diaries (1916-1929)
Ian Pooley, Okanagan Historian (Okanagan Historian)
The Role of the Post Office in US Development: The Northwest
Meng Zhao, McGill University (Economics)
Tom Velk, McGill University (Economics)
Discussants: Tom Velk, McGill University (Economics)
Andy Anderson, Amherst College (History and Black Studies)
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Sunday, November 5

8:00 – 10:00 am

Av. Duluth

Mapping Communication in Late Medieval Europe
HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY AND GIS; Economics
Chair: Jesse Torgerson, Wesleyan University (Arts and Letters)
Networks of Travel and Talk: Mapping the late medieval ConferenceDavid Gary Shaw, Wesleyan University (History)Social Fact and Social Fiction in Thirteenth-Century Germany: Problematic Data and
Network Analysis
Helen Birkett, University of Exeter (History)
Geographical Analysis of the Datini Company's Communication Network
Adam Franklin-Lyons, Marlboro College (History)
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Sunday, November 5

8:00 – 10:00 am

Agora

The In-Security of Immigration: National Security, Immigration, and Politics in theCold WarMIGRATION/IMMIGRATION; Politics; Race and Ethnicity
Chair: Franca Iacovetta, University Toronto (History)
We Would Arrive with Two Full Suitcases and Leave with Only One: The Circulation of
Objects in Diaspora Memories and Communities (1970-1990)
Eriks Bredovskis, University of Toronto (History)In the Interests of Security:Mass Surveillance, Subversives and the Law in the Cold War
Dennis Molinaro, Trent University (History)
American Communism, Anti-Communism and Espionage: The Case of Carl Marzani
Marcella Bencivenni, Hostos Community College of the City University of New York(History)
Discussant: Julia Rose Kraut, New-York Historical Society (History)
N8

Sunday, November 5

8:00 – 9:00 am

Rue Crescent

Program Committee,
Sunday, November 5

9:00 – 10:00 am

Executive Committee II
Chair: William Block, Cornell University (CISER)

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8:00 – 10:00 am

ArobaseRedistribution and Revenue
PUBLIC FINANCE
Chair: Molly Michelmore, Washington and Lee University (History)
Consumption Taxes and American Exceptionalism: An Anglo-World Comparative
Perspective
Carl-Henry Geschwind, Independent Scholar (History)
Redistribution in the 19th Century: A New Measurement and Initial Results
Per Andersson, Lunds Universitet (Political Science.)
The Comparative Political Economy of Consumption Taxation: A Long Run Perspective
Lucy Barnes, University College London (Political Science)
Discussant: Molly Michelmore, Washington and Lee University (History)
N10

Sunday, November 5

8:00 – 10:00 am

Rue Mansfield

Book Session: Prophets and Patriots: Faith in Democracy across the Political Divide
RELIGION; Politics; Culture
Chair: Jeffrey Guhin, University of California, Los Angeles (Sociology)
Prophets and Patriots Faith in Democracy across the Political Divide
Ruth Braunstein, University of Connecticut (Sociology)
Discussants: Tina Fetner, McMaster University (Sociology)
Philip Gorski, Yale University (Sociology)
Daniel Winchester, Purdue University (Sociology)
Gianpaolo Baiocchi, New York University (Individualized Studies and Sociology)136

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Sunday, November 5

8:00 – 10:00 am

Rue Sherbrooke

Authority in Modern Islam: History, Anthropology, Theory
RELIGION
Chair: Katherine Lemons, McGill Univerity (Anthropology)
Diasporic Authority: Sunni Jurisprudence in the U.S. and Canada
Katherine Lemons, McGill Univerity (Anthropology)
Islamic Juridical Authority in the Shadow of Family Courts
Jean-Michel Landry, McGill University (Anthropology)
Historicizing Authority in Modern Egypt
Junaid Quadri, University of Illinois at Chicago (History)In Pursuit of Coherence: Thinking Orthodoxy and Authority in the Islamic Tradition
Nada Moumtaz, University of Toronto (Religion)
Discussant: Setrag Manoukian, McGill University (Anthropology)
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Sunday, November 5

8:00 – 10:00 am

Multiplication

Care and PowerSTATES AND SOCIETY; Women, Gender, and Sexuality; Health/Medicine/Body
Chair: Rianne Mahon, Wilfred Laurier University (International Affairs)
The Biopolitical State and 'Care' of a Population's Health
Jeffrey Escoffier, Brooklyn Institute for Social Research (Historical Sociology)
Pastoral Power with Real Pastors: Fleecing the Flock in Quebec
Bruce Curtis, Carleton University (Sociology and Anthropology)
Generosity Without Equity: How Australian Social Welfare Increasingly Helps Everyone
But the PoorDavid Hayward, RMIT University (Global, Urban, and Social Studies)
Pavla Miller, RMIT University (Global, Urban and Social Studies)
Discussant: Rianne Mahon, Wilfred Laurier University (International Affairs)

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8:00 – 10:00 am

Exclamation

International Politics I
STATES AND SOCIETY; Politics
Chair: Sarah Bertrand, London School of Economics (International Relations)
Legacies of the Ottoman conceptions of order and sovereignty
Ayse Zarakol, Cambridge University (Politics)
The Concert System and the Global Transformation
George Lawson, London School of Economics (International Relations)
Rethinking State Crisis in Syria: or, Uneven Development in the Middle East
Daniel Neep, Georgetown University (Contemporary Arab Studies)
Discussant: David McCourt, University of California-Davis (Sociology)
N14

Sunday, November 5

8:00 – 10:00 am

Rue Notre-DameContentious Views: Representation, Framing, and the Media in State-Society
Relations
STATES AND SOCIETY
Chair: Myra Marx Ferree, University of Wisconsin-Madison (Sociology)
Framing Struggles: Mapping the Field of Opinion in Turkey through the Contested
Coverage of Gezi Park Resistance in Newspaper Op-Eds
Mustafa Yavas, Yale University (Sociology)
The Publicity of State/Society Relations
Matthew Mahler, Yale University (Sociology)
Impact of Redistributive vs. Repressive State on the Naxalite Movement in India
Nabila Islam, McGill University / University of California, Berkeley (Political Science /Sociology)
Wired Cosmpolitans: The Arab Spring's Ambassador Caste
Ryan Calder, Johns Hopkins University (Sociology)
Discussant: Myra Marx Ferree, University of Wisconsin-Madison (Sociology)138

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8:00 – 10:00 am

Diese

Institutions, Social Change, and Social Control
STATES AND SOCIETY; Crime, Justice, and the Law; Economics;
Migration/Immigration
Chair: Yao Li, Harvard University (Government)
Who Judges? Designing New Jury Systems in Japan, East Asia, and Spain
Rieko Kage, University of Tokyo (Advanced Social and International Studies)
In Context of Leave My Land, the Blame Game, Politics of Migration in the South
African Permit Application
Samuel Umoh, University of Kwa zulu Natal (International and Public Affairs)
The Cost of Property Rights: Establishing Institutions on the Philippine Frontier Under
American Rule, 1898-1918
Noel Maurer, George Washington University (International Business)
Leticia Arroyo Abad, Middlebury College (Economics)
Making Temporary Migrants Into Permanent Workers: the Case of Schneider in Le
Creusot, 1836-1886
Jérôme Bourdieu, PSE-INRA (Economics)
Lionel Kesztenbaum, INED (History)
Discussant: Yao Li, Harvard University (Government)
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Sunday, November 5

8:00 – 10:00 am

Parenthese

Arts, Architecture, and Cultural Assertions of Space
URBAN
Chair: Yamini Krishna Chintamani, The English and Foreign Languages University(Film Studies)
Pop-up Queer Parties: Cultural Identity Assertion & Resistance in Urban Spaces
Ryan Stillwagon, University of British Columbia (Sociology)
Modeling Tourism: The Bank of Mexico and the Planning of Cancun
Georgia Hartman, UC Irvine (Anthropology)
Discussant: Yamini Krishna Chintamani, The English and Foreign Languages
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Sunday, November 5

8:00 – 10:00 am

Rue Saint-Denis

International Law of Sex and Gender
WOMEN, GENDER, AND SEXUALITY; Crime, Justice, and the Law;
Migration/Immigration
Chair: Paulina Garcia-Del Moral, University of Wisconsin-Madison (Sociology)
The Violence of the Status Quo: Kip Tiernan and Women's Poverty
Ella Howard, Wentworth Institute of Technology (Humanities and Social Sciences)
Family Outlaws: Polygamy's Criminalization in the United States and France
Melanie Heath, McMaster University (Sociology)
Globalisation, Migration, Reproduction, and Sex: The Analysis of Prostitution as a Formof "Care Work"
Catherine Weiss, RMIT University (Global, Urban and Social Studies)
Discussant: Paulina Garcia-Del Moral, University of Wisconsin-Madison (Sociology)

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Sunday, November 5

10:15 am – 12:15 pm

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Children on the Margins: Child Rescue, Child LaborCHILDHOOD AND YOUTH; Health/Medicine/Body; Labor; Migration/Immigration;
Race and Ethnicity
Chair: Mateusz Swietlicki, University of Wroclaw (Slavic Studies)
Encountering Work: Varied Forms of Child Labor in Urban Ecuador
Megan Hinrichsen, Monmouth College (Sociology and Anthropology)
Under the Auspices of the Children's Aid Society of Pennsylvania: The Story of Charles
HarveyAndrew Zetts, Villanova University (History)
Nineteenth Century and Progressive Era Inroads to U.S.-Asia International Adoption
Kelly Condit-Shrestha, University of Minnesota (Immigration History Research Center)
Discussant: Birgitte Søland, Ohio State University (History)
O2

Sunday, November 5

10:15 am – 12:15 pm

Rue Sherbrooke

Justice, the State and Neoliberalism
CRIME, JUSTICE, and the LAW
Chair: Jeffery Dennis, Minnesota State University, Mankato (Sociology andCorrections)
Law and the Production of Difference
Matthew McManus, York University (Socio-Legal Studies)
Magna Carta in Canada at 800: Happy Birthday or Identity CrisisDavid Desbaillets, UQAM (Legal Studies)
Why Do Citizens File Against the State? Evidence from Japan
Rieko Kage, University of Tokyo (Advanced Social and International Studies)
The Street Gang in Neoliberal Society
Louis Kontos, John Jay College (Sociology)
Discussant: Jeffery Dennis, Minnesota State University, Mankato (Sociology andCorrections)141

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Sunday, November 5

10:15 am – 12:15 pm

Rue Mansfield

Infrastructure and Trade
ECONOMICS; Historical Geography and GIS; Public Finance; Urban
Chair: Rowena Gray, University of California, Merced (Economics)
The Road to the Urban Interstates: A Case Study from Detroit
Chelsea Carter, Boston University (Economics)
The Collapse of the Roman Empire and the Long-run Consequences for European Cities
Joshua Lewis, University of Montreal (Economics)
Domestic Barriers to Internal and International Trade: New Evidence for Brazil, 1920-1940
Michael Huberman, Universite de Montreal (Histoire)
Short-run and Long-run Effects of Rural Electrification: Evidence from the Rollout of the
U.S. Power Grid, 1930-1960
Edson Severnini, Carnegie Mellon University (Heinz College)
Discussants: Santiago Pérez, University of California at Davis (Economics)
Rowena Gray, UC Merced (Economics)
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Sunday, November 5

10:15 am – 12:15 pm

Parenthese

Libraries as Digital Repositories
EDUCATION
Chair: Daniel Huebner, University of North Carolina at Greensboro (Sociology)
Discussants: Ben Merriman, University of Kansas (Public Affairs & Administration)
Jane McCamant, University of Chicago (Sociology)
Nidia Banuelos, The University of Chciago (Sociology)
Sarah Severson, McGill University (Library)142

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Sunday, November 5

10:15 am – 12:15 pm

Av. Laurier

The Dispersion of Kin: New Approaches
FAMILY/DEMOGRAPHY; Historical Geography and GIS; Migration/Immigration;
Presidential
Chair: Julia Jennings, University at Albany (Anthropology)
The Ties That Bind: A Comparative Perspective to Marriage and Social Networks in the
Twentieth Century (1920-present)
Maria Sanchez Dominguez, Universidad Complutense de Madrid (Population andSociety Research Group (GEPS))
Hilde Bras, Wageningen University and Research Center (Social Sciences)
Spatial Dispersion of Kin, Its Causes and Implications - Applying the Genealogical
Method in Europe and Central Asia
Patrick Heady, Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology (kinship and social
security)
Visualizing Migration Trajectories using the Intermediate Data Structure
Thijs Hermsen, Radboud University (History)
Dolores Sesma Carlos, Radboud University (Demography)
Paul Puschmann, Radboud University (Economic, Social and Demographic History)
Jan Kok, Radboud University Nijmegen (History)
Discussant: Julia Jennings, University at Albany (Anthropology)
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Sunday, November 5

10:15 am – 12:15 pm

Diese

Socioeconomic Status and Mortality in the Twentieth Century
FAMILY/DEMOGRAPHY; Economics
Chair: Jonathan Fox, Freie Universitaet (John F. Kennedy Institute)
Socioeconomic Inequalities in Mortality from a Cohort Perspective in Sweden in the 20th
Century
Enrico Debiasi, Lund University (Economic History)
Socio-Demographic Profile and Self-Employment: The Case of Greek Entrepreneurs in
Metropolitan Northern Greece 1935 - 1937
Orly Meron, Bar Ilan University (Jewish History, Social Sciences)
Wealth in the Trenches. Social class and Survival during the Great War
Lionel Kesztenbaum, INED (History)
Who Lived and Who Died in the First World War: Canadian Evidence
Luiza Antonie, University of Guelph (Economics)
Harshavardhan Gadgil, University of Guelph (Computing Science)
Kris Inwood, University of Guelph (Economics and History)
Discussant: Jonathan Fox, Freie Universitaet (John F. Kennedy Institute)143

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Sunday, November 5

10:15 am – 12:15 pm

Ping

GIS and Colonial History
HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY AND GIS
Chair: Nomer Guiller Angeles, University of Santo Tomas - Manila (History)
Cheating Space in Colonial Cities: An Adapted GIS Approach to How Communities ofColor Appropriated Colonial Law in Oklahoma City and Johannesburg, c. 1885-1926
Douglas Catterall, Cameron University (History)
Zhu Zhengyuan and Coastal Surveying and Mapping: from Perspective of cartographic
history in Late Imperial China
Lingfei Wu, University of Michigan (China Data Center)
Risks in Representation: Mapping Precolonial Lagos
Ademide Adelusi-Adeluyi, University of California, Riverside/Rice University (History)
Discussant: Nomer Guiller Angeles, University of Santo Tomas - Manila (History)
O8

Sunday, November 5

10:15 am – 12:15 pm

Rue Saint-Denis

The Flow of Time in History
MACRO-HISTORICAL DYNAMICS
Chair: Eric Malczewski, Harvard University (Social Studies)
Sacred Time and the Ordering of Social Life: Ritual Calendar from Ancient Rome toContemporary China
Anna Sun, Kenyon College (Sociology)
Taming the Time: Toward A Dynamic Model of Historical Change
Yang Zhang, American University (International Service)
The Diffusion of Protestantism in Northern Europe: Historical Embeddedness andComplex Contagions in the Adoption of the Reformation
Bernd Wurpts, University of Washington (Sociology)
Katie Corcoran, West Virginia University (Sociology)
Steve Pfaff, University of Washington (Sociology)
The Difference It Makes: All Arguments are Counterfactuals
Mark Gould, Haverford College (Sociology)
Discussant: Shai Dromi, Harvard University (Sociology)

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Sunday, November 5

10:15 am – 12:15 pm

Rue Notre-Dame

Migration and Ethnicity in Contemporary Russia
MIGRATION/IMMIGRATION
Chair: David Cook-Martin, Grinnell College (Sociology)
Intersubjective Understanding of Violence: The Lifeworld of the Tajik Labor Migrants in
RussiaAbdusabur Abdusamadov, University of Missouri (Sociology)
The Road Home - The Role of Ethnicity in Soviet and Post-Soviet Migration
Youngook Jang, LSE (Economic History)
Migrants from CIS Countries and Assessment of Migration Policy in Border Regions of
RussiaNatalia Goncharova, Altai State University (Sociology)
Daria Omelchenko, Altai State University (Sociology)
Oksana Noyanzina, Altai State University (Sociology)
Maxim Maximov, Altai State University (Sociology)
The Image of Migrants from CIS Countries in the Public Consciousness of Populationfrom Border Regions of Russia: The Role of Eurasian Integration
Maxim Maximov, Altai State University (Sociology)
Svetlana Maximova, Altai State University (Sociology)
Discussant: David Cook-Martin, Grinnell College (Sociology)
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Sunday, November 5

10:15 am – 12:15 pm

Square Dorchester

Book Session: A Comparative History of Motor Fuels Taxation, 1909-2009: Why
Gasoline is Cheap and Petrol is Dear
PUBLIC FINANCE; States and Society
Chair: Isaac Martin, University of California, San Diego (Sociology)
A Comparative History of Motor Fuels Taxation, 1909-“2009: Why Gasoline Is Cheap
and Petrol Is Dear
Carl-Henry Geschwind, Independent Scholar (History)
Discussants: Molly Michelmore, Washington and Lee University (History)
Malcolm Fairbrother, University of Bristol (Geography)
Daniel Aldana Cohen, University of Pennsylvania (Sociology)
Ajay Mehrotra, American Bar Foundation & Northwestern University (Law)145

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Sunday, November 5

10:15 am – 12:15 pm

Rue Sainte-Catherine

Religion, Ethics, and Sexuality
RELIGION; Culture; Economics; Women, Gender, and Sexuality
Chair: Fareen Parvez, University of Massachusetts at Amherst (Sociology)
Letters and Poems: Two Vignettes of Brahman-selves in the Early Modern World
Shikhar Goel, Nalanda University (Historical Studies)
Can a Religious Law Ethic be Modern? Islamic Finance and Jewish Bioethics as
Scholastic Modernities
Ryan Calder, Johns Hopkins University (Sociology)
Family, Religion, and the Rise of the Non-religious Humanitarian Field
Gregory Wurm, Brigham Young University - Provo (Sociology)
Discussant: Jeffrey Guhin, University of California, Los Angeles (Sociology)
O12

Sunday, November 5

10:15 am – 12:15 pm

Rue Saint-Paul

Emergency, Law, and the State in Asia
STATES AND SOCIETY; Crime, Justice, and the Law
Chair: John B. Thompson, Columbia University (East Asian Languages and Cultures)
Law Beyond Law, Empire Within Empire: Zones of Law and Morality in the Late Qing
Eric T. Schluessel, University of Montana (History and Politics)
Security and Sovereignty in the 1925 Japanese Peace Preservation Law
Max Ward, Middlebury College (History)
The Dictatorship of Reason: Emergency Government as Political Technology inRepublican China, 1931-1939
John B. Thompson, Columbia University (East Asian Languages and Cultures)
Ignoring the State: Bureaucracy and Social Membership in the Xinjiang Uyghur
Autonomous Region, China
Sarah Tynen, University of Colorado (Geography)
Discussant: Rebecca Nedostup, Brown University (History)146

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Sunday, November 5

10:15 am – 12:15 pm

Exclamation

International Politics II
STATES AND SOCIETY; Politics
Chair: Ayse Zarakol, Cambridge University (Politics)
The End of the Cold War and the Study of International Relations in Germany
Sarah Bertrand, LSE (International Relations)
Military Attaches in World Politics: The Case of the Russo-Japanese War
Kiran Manerjee, Columbia University (Harriman Institute)
Joseph MacKay, Columbia University (Harriman Institute)
Between the Brains and the Politicians: Liberal Internationalism, the Democratic Party,
and the Origins of the Marshall Plan, 1945-47
Stephanie L Mudge, University of California-Davis (Sociology)
David McCourt, University of California-Davis (Sociology)
Amor Vacui? : Endless War, Stateless Governance, and the Post-Territorial Order in the
Middle East
Ariel Salzmann, Queen's University (History)
Discussant: Ayse Zarakol, Cambridge University (Politics)
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Sunday, November 5

10:15 am – 12:15 pm

ArobaseLabor-State Relations: Pensions, Benefits, and Income
STATES AND SOCIETY; Economics; Labor; Macro-Historical Dynamics; Public
Finance
Chair: Michael McCarthy, Marquette University (Social and Cultural Sciences)
The Effect of U.S. State Mothers' Pension Laws on Child Labor, 1910-1920
Elisabeth Anderson, New York University Abu Dhabi (Sociology)
The Effect of U.S. State Mothers' Pension Laws on Child Labor, 1910-1920
Eman Abdelhadi, New York University (Sociology)
The Other of Capitalisms in Crisis: the Wage-Earner Funds and Universal Basic Income
in Fordism and Neoliberalism
Shannon Ikebe, University of California-Berkeley (Sociology)
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Sunday, November 5

10:15 am – 12:15 pm

Av. Duluth

Ties that Bind: Identities, Morality, and Networks
STATES AND SOCIETY
Chair: Daniel Neep, Georgetown University (Contemporary Arab Studies)
The Moral Economy of Aid Appeals and the Selectiveness of Humanitarian Empathy
Georgina Brewis, University College London (Education)
Steffen Werther, Sodertorn University (Contemporary History)
Norbert Götz, Södertörn University (Institute of Contemporary History)
Making the Mediators: The Middle Clergy, Family Ties, and the State in Late 19th and
Early 20th century Transylvania
Marius Eppel, Babes-Bolyai University (Population Studies)
National Identities: Processes of Identification Among Poland's LGBT and Jewish
Minorities
Ian Bratcher, University of Michigan (Sociology)
Cultural Production amid Policy Constraints: Early Radio's Evangelical Programs in
Canada and the United States
Tina Fetner, McMaster University (Sociology)
Discussant: Daniel Neep, Georgetown University (Contemporary Arab Studies)
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Sunday, November 5

10:15 am – 12:15 pm

Agora

The Struggle for Housing in "Third World" Cities
URBAN; States and Society
Chair: To be announced
The Housing Divide in the "Third World City"
Marco Garrido, University of Chicago (Sociology)
Urbanization and the Paradox of Postwar Latin American Political Development: A
Comparative Analysis of Lima, Mexico City, and Caracas
Simeon J. Newman, University of Michigan (Sociology)
The Distinctive Politics of Anti-Eviction Activism in Urban India
Liza Weinstein, Northeastern University (Sociology and Anthropology)
Negotiating a Home: How Squatters Secure Land in Post-Apartheid Cities
Zachary Levenson, University of California, Berkeley (Sociology)
Reading the Caribbean Security-scape as Memory-scape.
Kimberley McKinson, University of California, Irvine (Anthropology)
Discussant: To be announced

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10:15 am – 12:15 pm

Centre-Ville

Gendered Bodies
WOMEN, GENDER, AND SEXUALITY; Culture; Politics; States and Society
Chair: Jeffrey Escoffier, Brooklyn Institute For Social Research (Historical Sociology)
Poisonous Slander or Murderous Adultery? Sexual Reputation and Family Breakdown in
Early 17th Century England
Johanna Luthman, University of North Georgia (History, Anthropology, andPhilosophy)
Then and Now: The Legacy of the Institutionalization of Needle/Syringe Exchange
Programs for Current Day Activism in the Wake of the Opioid Epidemic
Zoe Davis-Chanin, Binghamton University (Sociology)
Benita Roth, Binghamton University, SUNY (Sociology, History, and Women's Studies)
Telling bodies in the memories of dictatorship (South America, 1970s)
Cristina Scheibe Wolff, Federal University of Santa Catarina (History)
Uncovering Their Bodies: Women's Desires in Mozambican Literature
Meyre Silva, UFMT (English)
Discussant: Jeffrey Escoffier, Brooklyn Institute for Social Research (Historical
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Montréal Information
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City of Design? Places such as the Quartier international, a showcase of modern design,
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Montréal is the most bilingual metropolis in North America and the second largest
French-speaking city in the world after Paris. Located on an island 499 km2 in the middleof the St. Lawrence River, it was colonized by the French and later the British. Today the
population of Greater Montréal is approximately 3.6 million, with 53% of its inhabitantsbilingual (French and English) and 20% using a third language (in addition to French andEnglish). Montréal ranked first for university research in Canada – small wonder for acity with two French-language and two English-language universities!
With Montréal's impressive number of restaurants, chances are that you’re going to findjust the region or type of food you crave – and it’s going to be delicious!
Local Creativity
Local chefs really take the cake when it comes to imagination. Not only do they
showcase fresh, seasonal local produce, they liberally season their dishes with the same
creativity that is indelibly Montréal: innovation, style and originality.
A Culinary Scene a Cut above the Rest
Ingenuity is the main ingredient in a unique cuisine that deftly mixes invention withtradition. The result? An inspired blend of local influences, daring world flavours andEuropean heritage. What’s more, Montréal chefs work hand in hand with local purveyors
and can often be found exploring the public markets for the inspiration and base of theirnext great creation. And if you don’t catch them at the market, chances are you’ll findthem chatting up the patrons at their restaurant; Montréal’s culinary scene is also
appetizingly accessible!
In addition, the street food scene, with some 350 food trucks and takeout meal stands,
offers a diverse range of fresh, affordable, and high-quality products.

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A City with a Real Downtown, and a Hundred Real Neighbourhoods
Montréal’s quartier’s all have their own personalities, as evidenced by their food,architecture and joie de vivre.
Downtown, for example, is a real downtown that’s a magnet for Montrealers and visitors
alike. Buzzing international business centre by day, urban hotspot by night, Montréal’s
downtown just switches tempo when the sun sets. Boutiques, bars, restaurants, views ofMount Royal, major world organization headquarters plus the Underground Pedestrian
Network that links it all together indoors.
Just south lies the new Quartier International, the nerve centre for Montréal’s businessand trade and home to avant-garde, head-turning buildings.
Past, present and future converge in Old Montréal, where old-world and modern
architecture lend the romantic feel and urban. Montrealers adore their old city, with its
fashion and furniture shops, art galleries and the Pointe-à-Callière archaeology museum.
Visitors especially love the boutique hotels. The Old Port is everyone’s playground, andthe ultra-modern Cité du multimedia is where software whizkids create übercool gaming
and animation software that Montréal’s so famous for.
Wallpaper magazine summed it up: “Plateau Mont-Royal is the coolest neighbourhood in
North America.” Maybe that’s because it has one of the highest concentration of artists.
It’s pretty, very old, with loads of winding, outdoor staircases, funky shops, cozy bistrosand cafés, theatres and galleries.
The Village is a broadcasting hub and restaurant paradise by day and a partygoer magnet
by night. Little Italy’s got zing and bling and Marché Jean-Talon, a year-round market
where Montrealers meet to get the best and freshest of the land.
The Hochelaga-Maisonneuve district is a “beehive” of activity for the whole family, with
the Insectarium, Botanical Garden, the Biodôme, and Olympic Park and Tower allgrouped together.
Montréal as a Real City, with Real People Really Enjoying Their City
Culture in a myriad of forms runs rampant across Montréal. It’s not surprising,considering that the city’s Entertainment District alone is a 1 km2 – hotbed of bustlingcultural and entertainment action where the best and the brightest come to play. La
Vitrine culturelle, a central box office for tickets, information and promotions on all thecity’s events, makes it easy to get in on the action. In short, art is everywhere in this citywhere exciting events happen all year long – you just need to get out there and experience
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Museums
Montréal’s museum culture is thriving, with hundreds of exhibitions each year. Theseworld-class institutions shape the city’s cultural identity while broadening public accessto over 4 million objects. What’s more, they handily utilize both new and traditional
media to promote dialogues between the present and the past.
For more information: museesmontreal.org/en/museums
Art Galleries & Centres
Often housed in former industrial buildings, the city’s many art galleries and centres
showcase the work of local and international artists, both emerging and established.
For more information: montreal-art.net/en/oldmontreal.html
Performing Arts
When it comes to welcoming international stars or catapulting local up-and-coming talent
onto the world stage, Montréal’s door is wide open! The city’s calendar overflows withincredible entertainment spanning all disciplines in both French and English all year long.
From dance to music to theatre to opera to film, not only are all forms represented, butthey all showcase the city’s signature creativity, energy and passion. What’s more,
performing arts festivals of all genres are held throughout the year, much to the delight oflocal patrons!
For more information: placedesarts.com/en/events
Circus Arts
An international circus festival, a world-renowned circus school and, of course, globallyacclaimed circus troupes the likes of Cirque du Soleil and Cirque Éloize continue toreinforce Montréal as a hotbed of circus talent.
For more information: mtl.org/en/what-to-do/museums-and-culture/la-tohu
Fun
Montréal takes its fun very seriously, and its seriousness lightly. It’s a city that loves toparty, especially with its visitors. And visitors love Montréal. They rave about the
beautiful women and gorgeous men, the crazy spontaneity and that there’s always
something new and unorthodox at every turn.
They love the beating of the tam-tams and the dancing around a statue of an angel every
summer Sunday at the foot of the “Mountain.” Or partying at a Picnik Électronic on an
island in the middle of the St. Lawrence River. Or dancing to the spins of the hottest DJs
till dawn and beyond. And they get a kick about how Montréalkicks back, like at funky
cafés and art galleries on trendy Saint-Laurent, in funky Plateau Mont-Royal and Mile
End, and in the voluptuous Village.
They love being constantly surprised by trends its denizens come up with, like mixing
and matching designer wear with quirky, second-hand items. They have a talent for flair
supported by investors not afraid of revealing the unheard of, because they know to begreat you have to take chances. Commerce Design Montréal, for example, is a contest run
by the city promoting design daring-do. The result? Art woven through every fibre of thiscity’s life.
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Aaronson, Daniel .............................. 35
Abad, Leticia Arroyo ................ 80, 139
Abbott, Andrew................... 74, 80, 127
Abdelhadi, Eman............................. 147
Abdusamadov, Abdusabur .............. 145
Abend, Gabriel ................................ 127
Accominotti, Fabien .......................... 70
Ackerman, Edwin.............................. 72
Acosta, Eduardo Erazo ................ 48, 93
Adams, Julia.................................... 127
Adams, Tracey .......................... 28, 111
Adelusi-Adeluyi, Ademide.............. 144
Agis, Derya ......................... 34, 43, 130
Aktuna, Bahar ................................... 43
Aldana, Adriana ................................ 96
Alemzadeh, Maryam ......................... 67
Alexander, Emma.............................. 69
Alexander, Jeffrey ................... 101, 128
Alexander, Kristine ..................... 20, 60
Alfaro-Velcamp, Theresa .................. 92
Allen, Ryan ....................................... 29
Alshaibi, Wisam ................................ 25
Alter, George ...................................... 7
Altinordu, Ates ............ 13, 34, 105, 121
Altnurme, Riho ................................. 49
Amasyali, Emre................................. 93
Amurao, Analiza Liezl ...................... 72
Amurao, George ................................ 26
Anbinder, Tyler ................................. 89
Andersen, Dimitra ............................. 74
Anderson, Andy .................. 54, 81, 134
Anderson, Elisabeth .................. 60, 147
Anderson, Katrina ............................. 76
Anderson, Margo ................................ 7
Anderson, Ruby J. ........................... 133
Anderson, Sarah ................................ 44
Andersson, Lars Fredrik .................... 21
Andersson, Martin............................. 62
Andersson, Per ............................ 8, 136
Anderton, Douglas ............................ 99
Angeles, Nomer Guiller ...... 75, 81, 144
Antonie, Luiza........................... 27, 143
Apaydin, Fulya ................................ 111
Archibong, Belinda ........................... 80
Arnold, Catherine .............................. 84
Arnold, Colin .................................... 47
Arnold, John........................ 63, 81, 110
Aronczyk, Melissa ............................ 50
Arredondo, Gabriela .......................... 33
Arrizabalaga, Marie-pierre ................ 53
Arteaga, Fernando ............................. 58
Ashkpour, Ashkan ............................. 70
Aslett, Kevin ..................................... 80

Atakan, Atacan ...................... 12, 20, 45
Attewell, Wesley ............................... 30
Aucott, Paula ..................................... 63
Avant, Denzel.................................... 96
Avdeev, Alexandre .......................... 110
Avila, Elisa ...................................... 123
Aviles, Natalie ................................... 22
Ayers, Edward ................................. 100
Azubuike, Chibuzor .................... 61, 93
B
Bae, Hyun Hye .................................. 35
Baeten, John ...................................... 56
Baics, Gergely ............................. 22, 54
Bailey, Amy Kate ................................ 5
Bailey, Andrew ................................. 60
Bailey, Martha J. ............................... 44
Baiocchi, Gianpaolo .................. 62, 136
Baker, Zeke ..................... 12, 28, 43, 89
Bakharev, Dmitrii .............................. 99
Balcom, Karen ............................ 59, 69
Banerjee, Swapna ............................ 116
Banuelos, Nidia ............................... 142
Barak, Yair ........................................ 65
Bargheer, Stefan ................................ 88
Barkawi, Tarak ............................ 30, 40
Barman, Emily ................................ 113
Barnes, Lucy ....................... 13, 73, 136
Barrie, Christopher .......................... 111
Bartram, Robin .................................. 13
Bates, Julia ........................................ 93
Battisti, Danielle .................... 65, 82, 92
Battles, Heather ................................. 36
Baumann, Roger .................... 40, 48, 84
Bayer, Arpad ..................................... 57
Beach, Brian .............................. 29, 116
Bean, Joachim ................................. 128
Beauboeuf-Lafontant, Tamara ......... 123
Beaujeu, Melodie .............................. 82
Becan, Elif......................................... 94
Becerra, Marisol .............................. 128
Becker, Sascha .................................. 28
Béfort-Doucet, Élisabeth ................... 63
Beland, Daniel ................................. 122
Bell, Colleen................................ 30, 40
Benanav, Aaron ................................. 30
Bencivenni, Marcella ...................... 135
Benzecry, Claudio ....... 21, 62, 114, 125Berezin, Mabel ............................ 6, 111
Berman, Elizabeth Popp ........ 4, 89, 113
Bernau, John.................................... 103
Berth, Christiane ............................... 60
Bertrand, Sarah........................ 138, 147
Beveridge, Andrew.......................... 100

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Bickford, Annette........................ 41, 48
Billeaux, Michael ........................ 37, 47
Birkett, Helen .................................. 134
Blaszczyk, Agata .............................. 92
Blevis, Laure ..................................... 94
Block, William C. .....3, 5, 6, 7, 56, 135
Blommers, Heleen ............................ 58
Bloothooft, Gerrit.............................. 79
Bohrt, Marcelo .................................. 67
Boldyrev, Ivan .................................. 44
Bolger, Daniel ................................... 75
Bolhuis, Marijn ............................... 116
Bolovan, Ioan .............................. 44, 71
Bonfield, Lloyd ............................... 117
Borenberg, Paul ................................ 62
Borges, Marcelo .......................... 38, 65
Borovik, Julia.................................... 99
Botein, Hilary ................................... 73
Bourdieu, Jérôme ...................... 55, 139
Bournival, Jean-Sebastien ................. 91
Boustan, Leah ..................................... 6
Bradley, Ben ..................................... 60
Braffman, Adam ............................... 32
Bras, Hilde ............................ 4, 98, 143
Bratcher, Ian ................................... 148
Braun, Robert .............................. 40, 49
Braunstein, Ruth ..................... 121, 136
Bredovskis, Eriks ............................ 135
Brewis, Georgina ............................ 148
Bro, Naim ......................................... 66
Brossard, Doris ................................. 83
Broström, Göran ............................. 118
Brown, Daniel ................................... 29
Brown, Karida..................... 25, 67, 100
Brown, Philip .................................... 64
Brown-Saracino, Japonica .............. 129
Broxmeyer, Jeffrey ........................... 72
Bruce, Emily ................12, 43, 116, 124
Brueckner, Hannah ......................... 117
Bunting, Annie................................ 112
Burchardt, Marian ............... 24, 81, 105
Burkeen, Annette ............................ 103
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Cadge, Wendy................................... 40
Cain, Taylor .................................... 123
Calder, Ryan ..................... 96, 138, 146
Calderon-Zaks, Michael ............ 39, 123
Campbell, Cameron ............ 55, 71, 124
Cancian, Sonia ............................ 38, 47
Carlos, Ann ....................................... 97
Carlos, Dolores Sesma .................... 143
Carnevale, Nancy .............................. 39
Caron, Matthieu .............................. 120

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Caron, Simone................. 12, 22, 53, 89
Carpenter, Daniel .................. 67, 72, 83
Carstairs, Catherine ..................... 45, 90
Carter, Chelsea ................................ 142
Carter, Susan ..................... 3, 7, 97, 123
Casanova, Jose ........................ 121, 128
Castenbrandt, Helene ........................ 90
Catterall, Douglas............................ 144
Catterson, Lauren ............................ 120
Celello, Kristin .................................. 95
Cellini, Amanda ................................ 92
Challu, Amilcar ............................... 109
Chapdelaine, Robin ........................... 20
Chen, Anthony .................................. 85
Chen, Bijia ........................................ 55
Chen, Shuang .................................... 64
Cheng, Yuching ........................ 65, 121
Childress, Clayton ............................. 78
Chintamani, Yamini Krishna..... 22, 139
Cho, Yun ......................................... 106
Christian, Cornelius ........................ 117
Clark, Anna ................................. 39, 48
Clark, John H .................................. 110
Clark, Morgan ................................. 130
Clarno, Andy..................................... 94
Clegg, John ................................. 23, 71
Clemens, Elisabeth .................. 7, 84, 91
Clifford, Jim ...................................... 37
Coble, Jordan .................................. 134
Cohen, Daniel Aldana ..................... 145
Cohen, Mark ............................... 38, 55
Condit-Shrestha, Kelly ........ 24, 69, 141
Connor, Dylan ................................... 29
Cook, Daniel ........................... 116, 124
Cook-Martin, David .......... 31, 112, 145
Corcoran, Katie ............................... 144
Cosgel, Metin .................................. 117
Côté, Jean-François ........................... 80
Counterman, Miriam ....................... 110
Couture, Claude ........................ 64, 120
Craig, Beatrice ................................ 133
Cross, Gary ....................................... 60
Cuff, Timothy ..................................... 6
Cunningham, Angela................... 29, 54
Cunningham, Niall ............................ 45
Curtis, Bruce ................................... 137
Czitrom, Daniel ................................. 20
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Dalziel, Raewyn ................................ 52
Daniel, Volker ......................... 8, 44, 89
Davies, James B. ............................... 88
Davis-Chanin, Zoe .......................... 149
Dawn, Flood.............................. 48, 115

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de Laat, Kim ..................................... 78
De Leon, Adrian................................ 33
de Leon, Cedric ....... 4, 67, 74, 100, 114
De Luca Barrusse, Virginie ....... 99, 126
Dean, Dorothy ................................... 99
Debiasi, Enrico...................... 8, 79, 143
Deboosere, Patrick .......................... 118
Decoteau, Claire .... 12, 52, 89, 119, 125
Deener, Andrew ................................ 62
Dennis, Jeffery .......................... 78, 141
Dennis, Richard....................... 119, 126
Derenoncourt, Ellora ......................... 29
Derksen, Anna................................... 67
Desan, Mathieu ......................... 86, 104
Desbaillets, David ..................... 96, 141
Dettinger, Kayla ................................ 86
Devos, Isabelle ................................ 118
DeWaard, Jack .................................. 56
Di Matteo, Livio................................ 88
Dillenburg, Elizabeth .... 12, 20, 43, 124
Dillon, Lisa ....................................... 12
Dimitruk, Kara .................................. 28
Dinger, Samuel ................................. 62
Diptee, Audra .......................... 112, 128
Diwakar, Pranathi............................ 105
Dixon, Marc .................................... 100
Dodds, Graham ................................. 32
Doering, Jan .............................. 58, 123
Dol, Catherine ................................... 53
Dominguez, Maria Sanchez ............ 143
Dominguez, Rodrigo ....................... 133
Donges, Alexander .................... 28, 116
Donrovich, Robyn ........................... 118
Doten-Snitker, Kerice ................. 22, 33
Drago, Alessandro............................. 63
Dribe, Martin .............................. 35, 90
Drixler, Fabian .................................... 5
Dromi, Shai ............................... 84, 144
Dufour, Frederic-Guillaume ...... 64, 120
Dumanescu, Luminita ....................... 44
Dunsworth, Edward .......................... 39
Düppe, Till ........................................ 44
Durkin, Nicole................................. 107
Durou, Guillaume...................... 64, 120
Dye, Alan .......................................... 80
Dykes, James .................................... 29
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Eaton, Charlie ................................... 64
Eddins, Crystal ............................ 39, 57
Edvinsson, Soren................. 90, 99, 118
Edwards, Zophia ..... 12, 30, 57, 94, 111
Eger, Maureen ................................... 84

Egholm, Liv ...................................... 74
Eidlin, Barry ...................... 5, 6, 86, 111
Eilers, Frederika ........................ 43, 130
El Kadiri Boutchich, Brhim............... 32
Eli, Shari ................................... 27, 109
Elliott, Emily ................................... 127
Elliott, James ..................................... 75
Elliott, Mark ...................................... 64
Elrick, Jennifer .................................. 50
Emigh, Rebecca....................... 4, 64, 71
Emirbayer, Mustafa ......................... 127
Engberg, Elisabeth ............ 90, 118, 126
Eppel, Marius .................................. 148
Erikson, Emily .............................. 5, 21
Eriksson, Björn............................ 35, 79
Eriksson, Katherine ........................... 27
Eriksson, Liselotte ............................. 21
Ermakoff, Ivan .................................. 52
Esch, Michael .................................... 94
Escoffier, Jeffrey ............... 75, 137, 149
Escudero, Kevin ........................ 93, 128
Espinoza, Maria I. ............................. 61
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Fairbanks, Robert B........................... 42
Fairbrother, Malcolm ...................... 145
Fallon, Katy..................................... 122
Fan, Xinyu....................................... 117
Fan, Yun.......................................... 103
Faue, Elizabeth .................... 12, 64, 101
Fauve-Chamoux, Antoinette .. 36, 53, 117
Feinig, Jakob ..................................... 25
Fenchel, François .............................. 78
Ferree, Myra Marx .................. 106, 138
Fetner, Tina ............................. 136, 148
Feygin, Yakov ................................... 44
Finch, Jason..................................... 126
Fitch, Catherine ........................... 35, 44
Flores, Luis ............................... 41, 111
Fobear, Katherine ............................ 115
Folland, Johanna ............................... 22
Forbes, Tara ...................................... 46
Fournier, Marcel .............................. 114
Fox, Cybelle ........................................ 6
Fox, Jonathan .................... 37, 108, 143
François, Irline ........................ 112, 128
Franklin-Lyons, Adam .................... 134
Fratantuono, Ella ............................. 127
Freeman, Lance ................................. 35
Frenette, Yves ................................... 91
Frey, Heather Fitzsimmons ............... 20
Fröhlich, Christian............................. 81
Frost, Ginger Suzanne ....................... 68
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Fussell, Elizabeth .............................. 56
Fyson, Donald ..................... 12, 34, 107G
Gadgil, Harshavardhan.................... 143
Gaffield, Chad................................... 90
Gaggl, Paul ....................................... 27
Gallopin, Jean-Baptiste ..................... 32
Galofré-Vilà, Gregori ................ 73, 118
Gantner, Eszter ................................. 26
Garcia-Del Moral, Paulina ........ 78, 140
Garrido, Marco ............................... 148
Garstenauer, Rita .............................. 56
Gaudet, Cindy ........................... 64, 120
Gauvreau, Danielle ............. 91, 99, 126
Geiger, Martin............................. 82, 92
Geloso, Vincent ................................ 88
Gerber, Alison................................... 78
Gerstle, Gary ..................................... 33
Geschwind, Carl-Henry .... 66, 136, 145
Gesin, Michael ................................ 104
Geva, Dorit ................................. 40, 52
Glavatskaya, Elena............................ 99
Go, Julian .....................5, 21, 30, 57, 91
Göçek, Fatma Müge ...................... 4, 32
Goddard, Joe ..................................... 42
Goeken, Ron ..................................... 70
Goel, Shikhar .................................. 146
Goessl, Martin J. ................. 13, 75, 115
Goettlich, Kerry ................................ 49
Goksel, Nisa...................................... 95
Golden, Janet ...................................... 5
Goldstone, Jack ............................... 124
Goncharova, Natalia ....................... 145
Gondal, Neha .................................. 125
Gooding, Philip ............................... 128
Goossen, Rachel................................ 86
Gorbachev, Oleg ......................... 36, 66
Gordon, Leah .................................. 109
Gorski, Philip ........... 13, 57, 88, 114, 119,........................................................ 128, 136
Gossage, Peter ................................. 126
Gottschalk, Marie.............................. 94
Götz, Norbert .................................. 148
Gould, Mark .................................... 144
Graizbord, Diana ............................... 62
Grasten, Maj ..................................... 74
Graves, Kori ...................................... 69
Gray, Rowena ..................... 27, 35, 142
Green, Nancy L. ................................ 94
Greer, Savonna ................................. 24
Gregory, Ian .............................. 45, 100
Griffen, Zachary.............................. 125
Grigoriadis, Theocharis................... 108

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Grigoryeva, Angelina ........................ 35
Grijalva, Mario.................................. 36
Grisard, Dominique............... 13, 76, 87
Groeger, Cristina ............................... 64
Grondona, Ana .................................. 93
Guadagnolo, Daniel .......................... 61
Guay, Emanuel.................................. 63
Guerra, Abigail ................................. 99
Guhin, Jeffrey ............. 12, 70, 136, 146
Gutierrez, Paul .............................. 8, 49
Gutmann, Myron ............... 3, 7, 29, 110
Guyver, Jennifer .............................. 105
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Hacker, J. David ............................ 6, 98
Hadlaw, Jan ..................................... 132
Haines, Michael .................................. 7
Hall, John R. ..................................... 43
Halperin, Anna Danziger........... 51, 106
Halpern, Monda ................................ 56
Hammer, Ricarda ........................ 49, 57
Hammerton, A. James ................. 38, 68
Handy, Jim ........................................ 56
Hansen, Jan ....................................... 68
Hanson, Heidi A.............................. 132
Harper, Alison ................................... 99
Harris, Kevan ........................ 74, 86, 91
Hartley, Daniel .................................. 35
Hartman, Georgia ............................ 139
Harton, Marie-Eve ............................ 91
Harvey, Janice ................................... 34
Hasan Basuni, Lena Hanifah ........... 130
Hayhoe, Jeremy................................. 54
Hayhoe, Ruth .................................... 46
Hayward, David .............................. 137
He, Wenkai ................................. 23, 73
Heady, Patrick ................................. 143
Heath, Melanie ................................ 140
Hein-Kircher, Heidi .......................... 26
Hele, Karl .......................................... 39
Hermsen, Thijs ................................ 143
Herrala, Elise..................................... 79
Hester, Torrie .................................... 65
Heyer, Anne ...................................... 72
Higbie, Tobias ........................... 72, 101
High, Steven.............................. 72, 101
Hight, Elena .............................. 22, 130
Hilmar, Till ....................................... 79
Hiltonen, Maria ................................. 99
Hinger, Thierry ................................. 65
Hinrichsen, Megan .......................... 141
Hirschman, Daniel .......................... 113
Hnatow, Andrew ....................... 46, 100
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Hoekstra, Rinke................................. 79
Hoffman, Philip................... 12, 28, 124
Hoffmann, Margaret Nettesheim ... 8, 37
Höhne, Stefan.................................... 81
Holdsworth, Deryck ................ 119, 126
Hollifield, James ............................. 112
Holmes, Rose .................................... 21
Hom, Laureen ................................... 96
Howard, Clayton ............................... 50
Howard, Ella ................................... 140
Hoyer, Daniel .................................... 38
Hsiung, Constance .......................... 110
Huard, Mallory.................................. 76
Huberman, Michael ................... 28, 142
Huebner, Daniel ................ 12, 109, 142
Hung, Ho-fung .................. 21, 101, 111
Hunter, Lori .................................... 110
Hurl, Chris ........................................ 41
Hurlbert, James ................................. 41
Hussein, Heba ................................. 129
Hutchison, Camden ........................... 61
Hyman, Mikell .................................. 73
Hymans, Jacques ............................... 25
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Iacovetta, Franca ............... 56, 102, 135
Ibrahim, Ahmed Fekry ...................... 84
Ijimakinwa, Feyisitan ........................ 24
Ikebe, Shannon.......................... 37, 147
Ingebritsen, Christine ........................ 84
Inwood, Kris ....... 4, 12, 27, 63, 97, 143
Iordachi, Constantin .......................... 23
Ironside, Kristy ................................. 44
Islam, Nabila ................................... 138
Ivester, Sukari ......................... 105, 121
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Jackson, Jason ................................. 103
Jaiswal, Ritesh Kumar....................... 39
Jang, Youngook .............................. 145
Jansen, Robert ................................. 111
Jaremski, Matthew ...................... 12, 89
Jaroszynska-Kirchmann, Anna .......... 72
Javed, Umair ..................................... 93
Jeffrey, Phyllis ............................ 67, 72
Jennings, Julia ........................... 98, 143
Jenson, Jane .................................... 117
Jessen, Mathias Hein ......................... 57
Jewell, Joseph ................... 13, 123, 133
Jobin, Shalene ................................. 108
Johnson, Kimberley .................. 85, 114
Johow, Johannes ............................... 98
Jones, Maggie ................................... 97
Jønsson, Heidi Vad ........................... 84

Joosse, Paul ..................................... 104
Jordan, Gwen .................................... 59
Joseph, Jarod ..................................... 20
Jung, Chungse ................................... 47
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Kabir, Natasha ................................... 95
Kaell, Hillary ..................................... 84
Kage, Rieko............................. 139, 141
Kaibara, Helen ................................ 127
Kaihovaara, Antti ............................ 104
Kakegai, Yuta.................................... 73
Kaler, Amy ........................................ 60
Karibo, Holly .................................... 54
Karstein, Uta ............................... 24, 81
Kasakoff, Alice Bee2, 3, 7, 15, 110, 131
Kaspersen, Lars Bo ..................... 57, 74
Kazal, Russell.............................. 33, 56
Kelly, Mary ....................................... 45
Kempadoo, Kamala ......................... 112
Kennedy, S. Wright ....................... 8, 22
Kennedy, Stephanie ......................... 128
Kestnbaum, Meyer ............................ 40
Kesztenbaum, Lionel ......... 55, 139, 143
Khalangot, Mykola .......................... 132
Khan, Nikolay ................................... 38
Khoshneviss, Hadi........................... 104
Kim, Jaeeun............................... 15, 112
Kim, Sunmin ........................... 121, 132
Kindel, Alex ........................................ 7
Kindle, Alex ........................................ 2
King, Desmond ......................... 85, 122
Kiranoglu, Gulbin ............................. 32
Kirk, John ........................................ 133
Kitsikopoulos, Harilaos ................... 133
Kleberg Hansen, Anne Katrine .... 45, 90
Klein, Joanne............................... 30, 69
Kleine, Christoph .............................. 24
Knapp, Shoshana Milgram ................ 51
Knapton, Samantha ........................... 92
Knepper, Paul .................................... 69
Knowles, Ann...................................... 5
Knowles, Anne ................................ 100
Kok, Jan .................................... 90, 143
Kontos, Louis .......................... 104, 141
Koonar, Catherine ............................. 60
Koppman, Sharon .............................. 78
Korinek, Valerie .............................. 115
Korolkov, Maxim ............................ 124
Korteweg, Anna ...................... 117, 129
Korver-Glenn, Elizabeth ................... 75
Kowalsky, Sharon ............................. 69
Krause, Monika ......................... 21, 125
Kraut, Julia Rose ............................. 135

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Krinitsky, Nora ................................. 50
Krishnan, Anand ............................... 30
Kruger, Christi .................................... 8
Kuhonta, Erik .................................... 31
Künkler, Mirjam ............................. 128
Kurasawa, Fuyuki ............................. 62
Kurashige, Lon ........................... 23, 33
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Lacroix, Patrick ................................. 49
Ladd-Taylor, Molly........................... 56
Laffoon, Dennis .................................. 1
Lafreniere, Donald . 5, 6, 56, 63, 81, 110
Laiz, Álvaro Morcillo ................. 70, 80Lãkke, Anne ...................................... 99
Lallani, Shayan ............................... 113
Land, Jeremy................................... 133
Landry, Jean-Michel ....................... 137
Langston, Nancy ............................... 56
Laniel, Jean-François ...................... 105
Laperi, Eleni ..................................... 51
Laplante, Benoît .............................. 126
Lara-Millan, Armando ...................... 33
Larsen, Laura ................................ 8, 85
Lauster, Nathanael ...................... 58, 83
Lavoie, Pierre .................................. 113
Lawrance, Benjamin ....................... 112
Lawson, George ............ 40, 57, 91, 138
Laxer, Emily ..................................... 50
Leao, Luciana ................................... 41
Lecours, André ............................... 122
Lee, Ha-kyoung .......................... 8, 107
Lee, James ... 12, 23, 46, 55, 64, 71, 124
Lee, Jessica Harriet ........................... 65
Lee, Rennie ....................................... 71
Lee, , Monica .................................... 78
Lefebvre, Elisabeth E. ..................... 124
Lefkovitz, Alison .............................. 95
Lemons, Katherine .................... 87, 137
Lenon, Suzanne................................. 95
Leonard, Susan Hautaniemi . 13, 29, 36,
85, 99Lequieu, Amanda McMillan ............. 85
Levenson, Zachary .......................... 148
Levi, Ron .......................................... 96
Levy, Carolyn ................................... 95
Levy, Juliette............................. 63, 125
Lewis, Carolyn .................................. 95
Lewis, Joshua.......................... 116, 142
Li, Chihua ....................................... 132
Li, Ji .................................................. 40
Li, Lantian ........................................ 45
Li, Xiangning .............................. 23, 71
Li, Yao ............................................ 139

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Liang, Chen....................................... 46
Lichterman, Paul ............................... 21
Lieberman, Robert .................... 85, 122
Lindert, Peter .................................... 88
Liskova, Katerina .............................. 76
Little, Daniel ....... 12, 46, 101, 119, 127
Little, Jani ......................................... 29
Littlejohn, Andrew .......................... 103
Liu, Lisong ........................................ 65
Lleras-Muney, Adriana ................... 109
Lo, Ming-Cheng.............................. 103
Logan, John................................. 22, 35
Logan, Trevon ..................... 27, 88, 108Lomonosov, Matvey ................. 34, 104
Longazel, Jamie .............................. 100
Lorenzkowski, Barbara ..................... 69
Louckx, Kaat ..................................... 41
Loughran, Kevin ............................... 75
Lowton, Zubeida ......................... 8, 105
Lucas, Jack ................................ 86, 122
Lucassen, Leo ............................. 55, 84
Ludwig, Gundula .............................. 87
Luft, Aliza ..........13, 25, 49, 84, 94, 114
Lumey, L.H. .................................... 132
Lurtz, Casey ...................................... 85
Luthman, Johanna ........................... 149
Ly, Carolyn ....................................... 45
Lynch, Katherine............................. 3, 7
Lyttelton, Thomas ........................... 107
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Maccari-Clayton, Marina .................. 13
MacColman, Leslie ........................... 58
MacCormac, Katherine ....................... 8
Mack, Ryan ....................................... 96
MacKay, Joseph .............................. 147
Mackintosh, Phillip ................. 119, 126
MacLennan, Anne ........................... 132
Maggard, Alicia ................................ 58
Magnuson, Diana .............................. 70
Mahler, Matthew ..................... 114, 138
Mahon, Rianne .......................... 92, 137
Malczewski, Eric....................... 70, 144
Mandemakers, Kees 44, 55, 79, 90, 118
Manerjee, Kiran .............................. 147
Manoukian, Setrag .......................... 137
Manovich, Ellen ................................ 13
Marein, Brian .................................... 97
Marinescu, Ioana ............................... 27
Marquez-Colin, Graciela ................. 125
Martin, Isaac ............................. 83, 145
Martin, Jean ................................ 37, 91
Martinez-Cola, Marisela.... 13, 123, 128
Martone, Lisalou ............................... 81

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Masood, Syeda .................................. 43
Massey, Catherine ................. 44, 79, 97
Mathew, Johan ................................ 117
Matos, Yalidy.......................... 104, 128
Matthews, Morgan ............................ 59
Matthijs, Koen................................. 118
Mattingly, Doreen ............................. 51
Maurer, Noel ....................... 80, 97, 139
Maximov, Maxim............................ 145
Maximova, Svetlana........................ 145
Maxwell-Stewart, Hamish ................. 79
May, Vanessa .................................... 95
Maynes, Mary Jo ................. 27, 60, 124
Mayrl, Damon ..13, 73, 88, 96, 121, 128
Mazumder, Bhashkar ........................ 35
Mazur, Lyudmila............................... 36
McCabe, Joshua ................................ 83
McCamant, Jane .............................. 142
McCants, Anne ........................... 4, 134
McCarthy, Michael ....... 13, 74, 94, 147
McCourt, David ................ 48, 138, 147
McCray, Lucinda M. ......................... 53
McDonnell, Erin ............................... 41
McElderry, Christina ......................... 83
McKinson, Kimberley ..................... 148
Mclean, Paul ..................................... 38
McLean, Paul ............................ 38, 125
McManus, Matthew ........................ 141
Meadow, Tey .................................. 129
Mears, Ashley ................................... 78
Mehrotra, Ajay ................................ 145
Meier, Jean-Marie ............................. 28
Meisterlin, Leah .......................... 22, 54
Merand, Frédéric ......................... 48, 91
Mercier, Frédéric ............................... 34
Merithew, Caroline ........... 64, 101, 130
Meron, Orly .................................... 143
Meroño-Peñuela, Albert .................... 70
Merriman, Ben ................................ 142
Meskill, David................................... 70
Méthot, Mélanie ................................ 52
Meunier, Etienne ............................... 75
Meyer, Evan ...................................... 45
Michelmore, Molly ..... 13, 66, 136, 145
Michlic, Joanna ................................. 27
Mikecz, Jeremy ................................. 29
Miller, Melinda ................................. 97
Miller, Pavla.............................. 60, 137
Milloy, Jeremy ............................ 46, 54
Milson, Andrew .............................. 110
Mincyte, Diana.................................. 23
Mineau, Geraldine............................. 90
Minnite, Lorraine ................................ 6
Minns, Chris...................................... 27

Miskinzod, Dilofarid ......................... 90
Mitch, David ....................................... 5
Mitrani, Sam...................................... 20
Mitter, Adrian.................................... 26
Molinaro, Dennis..................... 120, 135
Moll, Veera ..................................... 115
Moloney, Deirdre M ........................ 120
Monroy, Tania Gutierrez ................. 130
Moore, Paul ..................................... 132
Morais, Chantell ................................ 78
Morgan, Kimberly ................... 114, 121
Moring, Beatrice ....................... 36, 117
Mossin, Christiane............................. 57
Moumtaz, Nada ............................... 137
Mouton, Michelle ........................ 20, 27
Mowry, Robert ............................ 43, 61
Mozaffari, Nahid ............................... 24
Mudge, Stephanie L 13, 47, 67, 74, 147
Mullally, Sasha.................................. 22
Müller, Bea........................................ 87
Mullins, Daniel.................................. 38
Mulvad, Andreas ............................... 57
Murphy, Alex .................................. 114
Murray, Christopher .................. 83, 104
Murray, Josh...................................... 37
Myers, Tamara ............................ 52, 60
Myrda, Grzegorz ............................. 110
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Nadasen, Premilla ............................. 94
Naftali, Orna...................................... 27
Nagata, Mary Louise .......... 5, 6, 12, 36,........................................... 53, 62, 117
Naknoi, Kanda ................................ 133
Nardin, Sabrina ................................. 32
Nations, Jennifer ............................. 133
Navarro, Sandra................................. 27
Navon, Daniel ................................... 28
Nay, Yv ............................................. 87
Nedostup, Rebecca .......................... 146
Neep, Daniel............................ 138, 148
Neitz, Sarah ....................................... 34
Nelson, Marie Clark .......................... 90
Nelson, Matt .......................... 12, 53, 98
Nelson, Robert ................................ 100
Nelson, Samuel ................. 13, 105, 114
Nessim, Tim ...................................... 46
Neumann, Tracy .......................... 50, 54
Newell, Dianne................................ 108
Newman, Simeon J.......................... 148
Newman-Grigg, Erin ......................... 92
Niemesh, Gregory ........................... 108
Nilsson, Anton .................................. 35
Nilsson, Ulrika Lagerlöf .................... 90

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Noellert, Matthew ................. 23, 55, 71
Norton, Matthew ................... 25, 43, 70
Noy, Shiri.......................................... 13
Noyanzina, Oksana ......................... 145
Nunez-Mietz, Fernando .................... 48
Nuvolari, Alessandro ........................ 97
Nyberg, Ferdinand ........................ 8, 79OÓ Gráda, Cormac .............................. 89
Oberlin, Kathleen (Casey) ........... 12, 96
Obert, Jonathan ................................. 20
O'Brien, John .................................... 24
Ogasawara, Kota ............................... 21
Oliver, Mariana ............................... 129
Olmstead, Alan L. ............................... 5
Olsen, Stephanie ............................. 116
Olson, Sherry ............................ 90, 126
Omelchenko, Daria ......................... 145
Onasch, Elizabeth ............... 13, 84, 121
Orloff, Ann ................51, 114, 122, 129
Osten, Sarah ...................................... 32
Ottosson, Anders ............................... 53
Owens, Tammy ............................... 124
Owolabi, Olukunle ................ 33, 41, 83
Oxley, Les ......................................... 63
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Pacewicz, Josh .......................... 88, 100
Panezi, Argyri ................................... 25
Panofsky, Aaron.................. 28, 89, 125
Park, Hyun Ok ................................ 112
Park, Tina M. .................................... 67
Parker, Jeffrey ................................. 129
Parrenas, Rhacel.............................. 122
Parrinello, Giacomo .......................... 37
Parvez, Fareen........................... 73, 146
Paskoff, Taylor ................................. 36
Pasto, James S. ................................ 102
Pedraza, Silvia ........................ 102, 127
Peltola, Jarmo ........................... 21, 118
Pemberton, Hugh .............................. 47
Perdue, Peter ..................................... 12
Pérez, Santiago ......................... 27, 142
Perez-Maldonado, Edgardo ............. 115
Perlestam, Magnus .......................... 107
Perlman, Elisabeth .............. 89, 97, 109
Pernell, Kim ................................ 25, 41
Petersen, Klaus ................................. 25
Petit-Konczyk, Muriel..................... 125
Petralia, Sergio .................................. 97
Petzke, Martin ................................... 24
Pfaff, Steve ..................................... 144
Pieper-Mooney, Jadwiga ................... 13

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Pierson, Lee ...................................... 51
Pilcher, Jeffrey .................................. 39
Pino, FranciscoJ. ............................... 28
Plys, Kristin ................................ 57, 91
Poling, Kristin ........................... 75, 115
Pooley, Colin ...................... 54, 82, 119
Pooley, Ian ...................................... 134
Pooley, Marilyn............................... 119
Popa-Andrei, Mirela.......................... 61
Pouliot, Vincent ................................ 48
Poutanen, Mary Anne................ 34, 126
Prasad, Monica.......................... 83, 103
Prince, Janis .................................... 123
Probert, Rebecca ............................... 52
Pryma, Jane ....................................... 96
Pugliese, Maude .............................. 108
Purdue, Simon ................................. 106
Puschmann, Paul ..................... 118, 143
Putnam, Lara ......................... 31, 39, 48
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Quadri, Junaid ................................. 137
Quaranta, Luciana ..................... 79, 118
R
Rabig, Julia ..................................... 123
Rahn, Wendy .................................. 109
Ramanathan, Kumar.......................... 51
Ramand, Peter ................................... 47
Ramiro-Fariñas, Diego ........................ 6
Ramm, Alejandra .............................. 95
Rankins, Noah ................................... 61
Rasit, Huseyin ............................... 8, 93
Ravagnoli, Violetta ......................... 113
Ravi, Srilata .............................. 64, 120
Ray, Arthur J. .................................. 108
Razo, Andrea .................................. 121
Reed, Isaac .......................... 52, 89, 127
Reeder, Linda .................. 13, 31, 38, 72
Remes, Jacob .................................... 54
Ren, Yunzhu ..................................... 46
Rendon, Maria................................... 96
Revuelta-Eugercios, Barbara ............. 99
Reyes, Victoria.................................. 50
Reynolds, Celene ............................ 129
Rhode, Paul ....................................... 29
Rhue, Steven ..................................... 36
Ricard, Nathalie ................................ 34
Ricatti, Francesco .............................. 39
Ricucci, Roberta ................................ 38
Riedke, Eva ....................................... 81
Ritterbusch, Reed .............................. 45
Roberto, Elizabeth............................. 71
Roberts, Evan .....7, 27, 63, 98, 109, 132

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Roberts, Phillip ................................. 36
Robertson, Christopher ..................... 96
Robinson, Christopher....................... 99
Robinson, John................................ 100
Rocco, Philip ................................... 113
Rodríguez-Muñiz, Michael ............... 67
Roehrkasse, Alexander ................ 71, 95
Roll, Michael .................................... 41
Ron-El, Yaniv ................................. 103
Rose, Hilary .................................... 108
Rosen, Charlotte ................................ 51
Rosenfeld, Rachel ............................. 56
Roth, Benita ............................ 117, 149
Roth, Randolph ................................. 69
Rouleau, Laura .................................. 43
Rousseau, Yvan................................. 86
Roychowdhury, Poulami ......... 122, 129
Ruberto, Laura E. ............................ 102
Ruef, Martin ...................................... 35
Rufrancos, Hector ............................. 21
Ruggles, Steven........... 4, 7, 29, 70, 100
Rumboldt, Jessica........................ 69, 78
Rusterholz, Caroline................ 126, 130
Rutzou, Timothy ............................. 119
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Saaritsa, Sakari.......................... 21, 118
Saeed, Sadia ................................ 49, 73
Salvatore, Armando .................... 24, 73
Salzmann, Ariel............................... 147
Sani, Hanisah Binte A ....................... 33
Sanli, Ayse ........................................ 82
Sass, Jensen............................... 79, 103
Sattenspiel, Lisa ................................ 36
Savage, Gail L. .................................. 68
Scarlett, Sarah Fayen ........... 63, 81, 110
Schacher, Yael ................................ 120
Schall, Carly...................................... 84
Schlichting, Kurt ................. 45, 63, 110
Schluessel, Eric T............................ 146
Schmidt, Allison ............................... 92
Schmidt, Dana ................................... 36
Schmidtman, Daniel .......................... 45
Schoots, Jonathan .............................. 83
Schrader, Stuart ................................. 30
Schroeder, Jonathan ........................ 100
Schrover, Marlou .......... 56, 82, 92, 115
Schuster, Steven Sprick ....... 12, 89, 108
Schwartz, Michael....................... 37, 74
Schwartz, Robert ......................... 12, 37
Schwartzman, Luisa Farah ................ 93
Sciorra, Joseph ........................ 102, 113
Scrivener, Lee ................................... 68
Segal, Ethan ...................................... 38

Seida, Kimberly............................... 122
Sen, Neslihan .................................... 22
Sendroiu, Ioana ................................. 96
Sevelsted, Anders .............................. 74
Severnini, Edson ............................. 142
Severson, Sarah ............................... 142
Sewpaul, Vishanthie .......................... 47
Shaw, Candice ................................. 122
Shaw, David Gary ........................... 134
Shen, Yibing...................................... 55
Shiff, Talia ........................................ 82
Shirazi, Sam .................................... 122
Sieber, Renee .................................... 71
Silva, Meyre .................................... 149
Silva, Rui........................................... 28
Silver, Daniel .................................... 78
Sima, Ana Victoria ............................ 70
Sinke, Suzanne ............................ 31, 38
Siodla, James ................................... 108
Sisinni, John .................................... 113
Sjöberg, Maria ........................... 90, 106
Skarpelis, Anna ..................... 25, 58, 93
Skotnicki, Tad ........................... 12, 107
Sloan, Julia .................................. 26, 32
Slon, Marek ..................................... 110
Slonosky, Victoria ............................. 71
Smiley, Kevin.................................... 68
Smith, Chris ...................................... 20
Smith, Christi M. ....................... 74, 133
Smith, Ken ........................ 90, 109, 132
Smith, Samuel ............................. 23, 81
Søland, Birgitte ......................... 27, 141
Sommerseth, Hilde .......................... 118
Son, Jaesok ........................................ 55
Song, Eunkyung ................................ 34
Sopanen, Matleena ........................ 8, 40
Sotelo, Luis Serratos ......................... 35
Southall, Humphrey .................... 63, 71
Spielman, Seth .................................. 29
Spillman, Lyn .............................. 50, 52
Stachura, Joshua ................................ 89
Stanley, Amy ..................................... 31
Steckel, Richard ........................ 97, 132
Steinmetz, George ................... 101, 119
Steward, Dan ............................. 80, 109
Steward, Daniel ................................... 7
St-Hilaire, Marc................................. 91
Stillwagon, Ryan ............................. 139
Stivers, Abby............................. 79, 109
Straus, Emily ................................... 114
Strauss, Jill ...................................... 128
Streeter, Carrie ........................ 8, 36, 53
Stulberg, Lisa .................................... 85
Sugden, Keith .................................. 134161

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Sugden, Roger................................. 134
Sugrue, Thomas .............................. 3, 7
Sukdeo, Vanisha ............................... 30
Summerfield, Fraser .................... 27, 35
Sun, Anna ....................................... 144
Sutch, Richard................................... 88
Svedin, Glenn ............................. 12, 69
Svensson, Patrick .......13, 56, 64, 85, 90
Sweeny, Robert 7, 29, 44, 117, 126, 133
Sweet, Paige...................................... 34
Swietlicki, Mateusz ................... 27, 141
Sy, Nicholas ...................................... 71
Sylvester, Kenneth .................. 4, 29, 91
Szymanski, Mallory .......................... 53
T
Tabakoglu, Bahar .............................. 93
Tai, Jeremy ....................................... 87
Takai, Yukari .................................... 39
Talukdar, Jaita........................... 53, 106
Tamáska, Máté .................................. 26
Taparata, Evan .................................. 65
Taschereau, Sylvie ............................ 86
Tatarek, Nancy .................. 5, 12, 36, 99
Taylor, Charles ....................... 105, 128
Tebbutt, Melanie ............................. 116
Telfer, Thomas .................................. 61
Thelle, Mikkel................................... 54
Thompson, Debra.............. 85, 114, 122
Thompson, John B. ......................... 146
Thorelli, Johanna ............................ 116
Thorpe, Jr, Lee ......................... 75, 130
Thorvaldsen, Gunnar................... 70, 79
Thurber, Tim ..................................... 13
Thurston, Chloe ................................ 85
Tolley, Kim ....................................... 12
Tomory, Leslie .................................. 37
Tong, Guangyu ................................. 88
Torgerson, Jesse .............................. 134
Torpey, John ................................... 112
Torrie, Virginia ........................... 23, 61
Touchelay, Beatrice .......................... 66
Tough, Frank................................... 108
Travis, Charles .................................. 22
Trepal, Dan ....................................... 12
Trepal, Daniel ..................... 63, 81, 110
Trevizo, Dolores ............................... 72
Troesken, Werner ............................ 116
Troitskaia, Irina............................... 110
Trout, Amber .................................. 115
Tso, Lai Sze .............................. 56, 101
Tubi, Omri ........................................ 41
Tynan, Nicola ........................... 68, 116
Tynen, Sarah ................................... 146

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Tzeggai, Fithawee ........................... 133
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Ueda, Reed ........................................ 33
Ugbudian, Lucky Igohosa ................... 8
Ugur, Dolunay................................... 82
Ulianova, Galina ............................. 110
Umlauf, Rene .................................... 81
Umoh, Samuel................... 43, 102, 139
Usmani, Adaner ........................ 96, 111
Utama, Rahardhika............................ 30
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Vaiserman, Alexander ..................... 132
Valen, Dustin .................................... 75
Välimäki, Matti ................................. 24
Van Dijk, Ingrid .............................. 118
van Dongen, Elien ............................. 35
van Galen, Cornelius ......................... 71
van Rahden, Till ................................ 26
Van Riper, David ...................... 29, 100
van Rossem, Tina ............................ 118
van 't Hul, Leonard ............................ 49
Van Wyck, Brian............................. 127
VanderMeer, Philip ............................. 7
Vanzella-Yang, Adam ..................... 115
Vasta, Michelangelo.......................... 97
Velk, Tom ....................................... 134
Venditto, Elizabeth.......... 13, 47, 65, 82
Vezina, Helene .................................. 90
Vickers, Chris ................................... 35
Vidal-Robert, Jordi............................ 28
Vijayakumar, Gowri .......................... 86
Villarreal, Ana................................. 105
Villegas, Celso ................................ 107
Viterna, Jocelyn S. .......................... 122
Von Glahn, Richard ........................ 124
VonBokel, Aimee.............................. 73
Vosters, Teuntje ...................... 8, 82, 92
Vu, Tuong ......................................... 31
Vukadinovic, Vojin Sasa ................... 51
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Wachsmuth, David ............................ 75
Waight, Hannah ................................ 96
Walker, Pamela ................................. 68
Walters, Kevin .................................. 61
Wang, Juan.................................. 31, 66
Wang, Liping .............................. 55, 80
Wang, Yuqian ................................... 46
Ward, Max ...................................... 146
Warner, Judy ....................................... 6
Weaver, Michael ................... 23, 71, 81
Weaver, Timothy ............................ 122

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Weber, Kent .................................... 121
Wegge, Simone ..................... 4, 89, 125
Weiman, David ................................. 89
Weinstein, Liza ....................... 105, 148
Weiss, Catherine ............................. 140
Werther, Steffen .............................. 148
Wherry, Frederick ............. 3, 7, 15, 131
White, Alexandre ........................ 49, 57
White, Lynn T. .................................. 31
Wilkinson, Steven ............................. 40
Willfuehr, Kai Pierre ......................... 98
Williams, Jeremy ............................ 123
Williams, Michael ............................. 40
Williams, Nora Webb........................ 80
Williamson, Vanessa ......................... 83
Wilmot, Zachary ......................... 26, 67
Wilson, Nicholas ......... 40, 88, 103, 121
Wimmer, Andreas ............................. 73
Winchester, Daniel .............. 40, 52, 136Windeler, Malou ............................... 68
Windover, Michael.......................... 132
Winkvist, Hanna Markusson ............. 59
Winling, LaDale ................................ 50
Wohlrab-Sahr, Monika .............. 24, 105
Wolff, Cristina Scheibe ................... 149
Wong, Joseph .................................... 31
Woodside, Christine .......................... 51
Wu, Lingfei ..................................... 144
Wu, Lingwei ................................... 117
Wuestner, Karl-Heinz ..................... 102
Wunsch, James .................................. 42
Wurm, Gregory ............................... 146
Wurpts, Bernd ............................. 8, 144
Wyrtzen, Jonathan................... 6, 49, 73
Wyzga, Mateusz ................................ 62

Zalc, Claire .................................. 33, 94
Zamparutti, Louise .......................... 104
Zarakol, Ayse .............. 48, 91, 138, 147
Zelin, Madeleine ............................. 124
Zeng, Nanxi....................................... 58
Zetts, Andrew .............................. 8, 141
Zhang, Lawrence ............................... 55
Zhang, Tony Huiquan ....................... 66
Zhang, Yang .................................... 144
Zhang, Yueran ................................... 25
Zhao, Meng ..................................... 134
Zheng, Yunyan ............................ 26, 28
Zhou, Luyang .................................... 55
Zick, Cathleen ................................... 36
Zijdeman, Richard ............................. 79
Zimmerman, Sarah .......................... 128
Zippel, Kathrin ........................ 106, 117
Zubrzycki, Geneviève ............... 95, 114
Zurabishvili, Tinatin .......................... 71

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Xing, Long .................................. 23, 71
Xu, Bin............................................ 103
Xu, Xiaohong .............................. 55, 88
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Yakovlyeva, Vita .............................. 43
Yang, Myungji ................................ 107
Yang, Yuanxiaoyue (Artemis) ........ 116
Yavas, Mustafa ....................... 107, 138
Yayloyan, Diana ............................... 67
Yildirim, Sadullah ........................... 117
Yilmaz, Mahir ................................. 129
Young, Jr, Alford ............................ 111
Yuh, Ji-Yeon ................................... 112
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Zabolotnykh, Elizaveta ..................... 99163

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