1. Childhood and Youth

3. Public Policy and the Remaking of the American Family, 1900-1940	Thu 8:00
20. Childhood and Nationalism	Thu 10:00
33. Book Panel: Youth Squad	Thu 12:00
48. Childhood and Biopolitics	Thu 2:00
64. Talking about My Generation: Youth Crisis and Conflict	Thu 4:00
128. Book Roundtable: The Moral Project of Childhood by Daniel Cook	Fri 8:00
129. Childhood in Times of Turbulence	Fri 3:45
159. Contestations over Child Rights and Welfare	Sat 8:00
177. Book Roundtable: Children and Youth as Subjects, Objects, Agents	Sat 10:00
187. Youth Activism	Sat 12:00
203. Ideologies of Childhood	Sat 2:00
208. Politics of Schooling	Sat 2:00
227. Childhood and the "Healthful" Environment: Disease, Morality, and Reformation	Sat 4:00
239. Childhood and Settler Colonialism	Sun 8:00
261. Save the Children?: Childhood, Charity, and Humanitarianism	Sun 10:15

2. Crime, Justice and the Law

170. Police and investigative techniques	Sat 8:00
186. Crime policy and mass incarceration	Sat 10:00
202. The Carceral State and Crises of Capitalism and Governance in 1970s America	Sat 12:00
218. Crime, Justice and Historical Criminology	Sat 2:00
234. Gender, Race and Immigration	Sat 4:00

3. Culture

4. Book Session: Entitled: Discriminating Tastes and the Expansion of the Arts	Thu 8:00
5. Reimagining Research Traditions: New Approaches to Method and Measurement	Thu 8:00
7. Author Meets Critic: Breaching the Civil Order: Radicalism and the Civil Sphere, Edited by Jeffrey Alexander, Trevor Stack and Farhad Khosrokhavar	Thu 4:00
18. Cultural Entrepreneurs	Thu 10:00
22. Author Meets Critics: City of the Good: Nature, Religion, and the Ancient Search for What Is Right by Michael M. Bell	Thu 10:00
37. Crisis and Social Transformation	Thu 12:00
52. Author Meets Critic: Ruling Culture: Art Police, Tomb Robbers, and the Rise of Cultural Power in Italy by Fiona Greenland	Thu 2:00
67. Author Meets Critics: "Model Cases. On Canonical Research Objects and Sites", by Monika Krause	Thu 4:00
145. Temporalities I: Global Politics and Temporality	Fri 5:45
195. Production of Social Problems	Sat 12:00
211. Theory and Methods in the Study of Culture	Sat 2:00
225. Author Meets Critics: How Green Became Good: Urbanized Nature and the Making of Cities and Citizens, by Hillary Angelo	Sat 4:00
228. Tastes and Consecration	Sat 4:00
244. Cultural Constitution of Politics	Sun 8:00
256. Author Meets Critics: Bound by Creativity by Hannah Wohl	Sun 10:15
258. Cultural Making of Groups	Sun 10:15
259. Drawing Boundaries	Sun 10:15

4. Economics

14. Topics in Marriage Market Outcomes	Thu 8:00
29. Technology and Development in Late Twentieth-Century China	Thu 10:00
44. The Neoliberal Moment in East Asia	Thu 12:00
59. The Consequences of Epidemics	Thu 2:00
73. Financial Markets	Thu 4:00
89. Land and Labor in the Age of Mass Migration	Fri 8:00
104. New Complete Count Canadian Census data	Fri 10:00
120. Health, Public Intervention and Insurance	Fri 1:45
135. Conceptualizing Economic Development	Fri 3:45
136. Pay, Productivity and Discrimination	Fri 3:45
151. Persistent Effects of Inequality and Deprivation	Fri 5:45
152. The Demographic Effects of Shocks, Stress and Economic Development	Fri 5:45
167. Historical Record Linkage: New Methods and Sources	Sat 8:00
168. Determinants of Female Labour Market Outcomes	Sat 8:00
183. Inequality, Wealth and Poverty	Sat 10:00
184. Innovation and Disruption: Beyond Creative Destruction	Sat 10:00
199. Women, Power and Institutions	Sat 12:00
200. Land, Climate, Conflict and Mobility	Sat 12:00
215. Economics	Sat 2:00
216. Industries, Regulations and Subsidies	Sat 2:00
232. Policing, Quotas and Slavery: Institutions and Discrimination	Sat 4:00
248. Technology and Institutions: New Histories	Sun 8:00
263. Trade, Finance, Power and Market Structures	Sun 10:15

5. Education, Knowledge and Science

11. Interrogating Innovation and Invention	Thu 8:00
23. Education at High-Tide: The 1970s Revisited	Thu 10:00
28. Author Meets Critic: Book On the Heels of Ignorance: Psychiatry and the Politics of Not Knowing by Author Owen Whooley.	Thu 10:00
35. STS Lessons for Policy Impact	Thu 12:00
38. Curriculum and Career, Discipline and Disruption	Thu 12:00
57. Roundtable Discussion: Teaching with Interdisciplinary Research Published in Social Science History	Thu 2:00
65. Author Meets Critics: Eric Lybeck, The University Revolution: Outline of a Processual Theory	Thu 4:00
103. Expertise: Bureaucracy, Field, State	Fri 10:00
106. Author Meets Critic: The Western Disease: Contesting Autism in the Somali Diaspora by Claire Laurier Decoteau	Fri 10:00
112. Author Meets Critic: -The University and the Global Knowledge Society- by David John Frank and John W. Meyer	Fri 1:45
127. Expertise at the Intersection of Biology and Social Science	Fri 3:45
144. Economic and Ideological Underpinnings of Higher Education	Fri 5:45
182. Expertise: Classification and Power within Organizations	Sat 10:00
193. Book Session: Mobilizing Mutations by Daniel Navon	Sat 12:00
254. Questioning Gifts, Challenging Talent	Sun 10:15
260. Constructing National Knowledges	Sun 10:15
265. Fields of Expertise: Structure and Transformation	Sun 10:15

6. Family Demography

70. New Perspectives on Migration and Mobility	Thu 4:00
79. Family, Fertility, and Mortality	Fri 8:00
95. Vocabularies. Exploring Shared Names for Default Variables across Databases	Fri 10:00
102. Book Session: Emily Merchant on "Building the Population Bomb"	Fri 10:00
110. Korean Families in Crisis Prior-20th Century	Sat 8:00
117. Intergenerational Mobility: Evidence from Linked U.S. Full Count Census Data	Fri 1:45
126. Men, Women and Inheritance	Fri 3:45
133. Impacts of Policies and Migration on Educational Outcomes: Evidence from U.S. Full Count Census Data	Fri 3:45
142. Jewish Social Mobility and Integration (1850-1940)	Fri 5:45
149. Vocabularies. Exploring Shared Names for Default Variables across Databases II	Fri 5:45
158. Inequality, Economic Stress, and Demographic Behavior: Sub-Session 1. Balancing Economic Stress in the Pre-Modern World.	Sat 8:00
165. Community Demographic and Economic Patterns: Evidence from U.S. Full Count Census Data	Sat 8:00
174. Worklife Balance for Females in Preindustrial Societies Facing Crisis	Sat 10:00
181. Urban Families	Sat 10:00
190. Historical and Contemporary Perspectives on the 2020 Census: How Were Other Censuses Used and Saved?	Sat 12:00
197. Dealing with Data	Sat 12:00
206. Inequality, Economic Stress, and Demographic Behavior: Sub-Session 2. Fertility and Mortality Responses to Economic Stress in the Modernizing World	Sat 2:00
213. Demographic Response to Economic Circumstances	Sat 2:00
222. Inequality, Economic Stress, and Demographic Behavior: Sub-Session 3. Integrated views	Sat 4:00
229. Various aspects of Fertility	Sat 4:00
238. The Thirtieth Anniversary of Preston and Haines’ Fatal Years – New Research and Appreciation (Session 1)	Sun 8:00
245. Marriage and Partner Selection	Sun 8:00
253. The Thirtieth Anniversary of Preston and Haines’ Fatal Years – New Research and Appreciation (Session 2)	Sun 10:15

7. Health, Medicine and Body

42. Governing Health under Uncertainty	Thu 12:00
43. Caring for the Healthy, Sick, and Elderly	Thu 12:00
58. From Changes in Health Practitioners to Medical Narratives	Thu 2:00
72. Fertility, Mortality, Plagues and Epidemics	Thu 4:00
86. Health, Medicine and Body	Fri 8:00

8. Historical Geography and GIS

8. The Philadelphia Social History Project: A Retrospective	Sat 4:00
36. Geographies of Politics, Conflict, and Segregation	Thu 12:00
66. Health and Hazards I : Pandemic Geographies	Thu 4:00
81. Health and Hazards II : Spatial & Historical Perspectives	Fri 8:00
118. Project Development	Fri 1:45
134. Urban Economics	Fri 3:45
154. Migrants and Immigration Experiences	Fri 5:45
230. Project Roundtable: Mapping Historical New York City	Thu 12:00
240. Settlement and Places	Sun 8:00
257. Urban Historical GIS	Sun 10:15

9. Labor

50. Author Meets Critic: The Education Trap: Schools and the Remaking of Inequality in Boston, by Cristina Groeger	Thu 2:00
51. Book Session	Sat 4:00
82. Health Care Work: Contradictions and Possibilities of the Largest US Labor Market	Fri 8:00
96. The Political Economy of Gender at Work	Fri 10:00
160. The Politics of Training and Hiring Practices	Sat 8:00
175. The International Labor Organization beyond Europe: Out of Reach or Out of Touch?	Sat 10:00
192. Disability and Risk in the Workplace	Sat 12:00
214. Questioning Racial Hierarchies at Work	Sat 2:00
241. Conservative Backlash and Restrictions on Labor	Sun 8:00
255. Changes in Social Mobility and Inequality: A Historical Perspective.	Sun 10:15

10. Macrohistorical Dynamics

1. Book Panel: Tea War-A History of Capitalism in China and India (Yale University Press)	Thu 8:00
9. Climate and Ecology in World History	Thu 8:00
16. Power and Normativity in Society and History: Power, Religion, and Subjectivity	Thu 10:00
24. Empire and Its Perils	Thu 10:00
31. Power and Normativity in Society and History: Capitalism and Socialism	Thu 12:00
39. U.S. Empire Reconsidered	Thu 12:00
46. Power and Normativity in Society and History: Emergency, Exception, and War	Thu 2:00
54. States, Elite, and Capital	Thu 2:00
61. Power and Normativity in Society and History: Sovereignty and Performance	Thu 4:00
68. Institutions and Elite in China	Thu 4:00
84. Concrete Circuits of Ideational Power, Print and Digital	Fri 10:00
92. "Reframing Empires, Decolonizing Disciplines: Rethinking Method in a Time of Crisis.”	Fri 10:00
100. Innovation, Law, and Value in Global Capitalism	Fri 10:00
107. Institutions and Social Change	Fri 1:45
115. Socialism, Capitalism, and the State	Fri 1:45
123. Doing Global Historical Sociology	Fri 3:45
131. Events and Crisis in Concept and Practice I	Fri 3:45
139. US-China Relation in Flux: Past, Present, Future	Fri 5:45
147. Science, Prediction, and Historiography	Fri 5:45
155. Capitalizing on the Crisis of Socialism: The Pathways of China's Reform Reconsidered	Sat 8:00

11. Migration/Immigration

78. Author Meets Critic: On Many Routes. Internal, European, and Transatlantic Migration in the Late Habsburg Empire by Annemarie Steidl	Fri 8:00
83. Migrant, Ethnic and National Identity Formation and Knowledge Production	Fri 8:00
94. Book Session: America for Americans by Erika Lee	Fri 10:00
99. Going the Distance: Comparative Settler Colonialisms across Time and Space	Fri 10:00
109. Rethinking the Jewish Exodus from Arab Countries: A Network Perspective	Fri 8:00
114. Negotiating Historical Narrative	Fri 1:45
125. Immigration Policy, Household Workers, and the Politics of Reproductive Labor	Fri 3:45
130. Nation-Making through Empire, Settlement, and Revolution	Fri 3:45
141. Author Meets Critic: Unwanted: Italian and Jewish Mobilization against Restrictive Immigration Laws, 1882–1965 by Maddalena Marinari	Fri 5:45
146. New Constructs, Old Data, and Incorporating Immigrants	Fri 5:45
157. Citizenship, Naturalization, and Democracy: Learning from the Late-19th and Early-20th Century United States	Sat 8:00
162. Logics of Rescue and the Illogics of Refugee Policies	Sat 8:00
173. Author Meets Critic Book Session: Emotional Landscapes: Love, Gender, and Migration, edited by Marcelo Borges, Sonia Cancian, Linda Reeder (University of Illinois Press)	Sat 10:00
178. Food Migration: Tourism, Consumption, Performance	Fri 1:45
189. Review Symposium: Richard A. Settersten Jr, Glen H. Elder, Jr, and Lisa D. Pearce, 2021. Living on the Edge: the American Generation’s Journey through the 20th Century. University of Chicago Press.	Sat 12:00
194. Fighting for the Rights of Citizens	Sat 12:00
205. Author meets Critic Book Session: With Your Words in My Hands: The Letters of Antonietta Petris and Loris Palma, edited and translated by Sonia Cancian (McGill-Queen's University Press)	Sat 2:00
210. Labor Migration and Technologies of Management	Sat 2:00
221. "Are Italians White"? Continuing to Debate Processes of Racialization across Time and Space	Sat 4:00
226. Migrant Voices, Agency, and Resilience	Sat 4:00
237. Migration, Regulation, Exclusion, and Control at and within Borders	Sun 8:00
242. Immigration Federalism and Anti-Immigrant Politics in the States	Sun 8:00
252. The Economy and Markets of Migration Flows	Sun 10:15

12. Politics

21. Parties, leadership	Thu 10:00
34. Democratic Regression in Comparative-Historical Perspective	Thu 12:00
87. Colonial imperialism, exploitation	Fri 8:00
97. Author Meets Critic: Populism in the Civil Sphere by Jeffrey C. Alexander, Peter Kivisto, Giuseppe Sciortino	Fri 10:00
111. Contentious Politics	Fri 1:45
150. Democratization, democratic ideology	Fri 5:45
166. Comparative analysis of political institutions	Sat 8:00
176. Author Meets Critics: Daniel Carpenter's Democracy by Petition	Sat 10:00
198. The politics of markets	Sat 12:00
209. Author Meets Critic: The Making of the Populist Movement by Adam Slez	Sat 2:00
231. Roundtable Book Discussion of Justice Deferred: Race and the Supreme Court by Orville Vernon Burton and Armand Derfner	Sat 4:00
246. Uncertainty, Crises, and Critical Junctures in the Political History of China and beyond	Sun 8:00
262. Theorizing the political	Sun 10:15

13. Public Finance

30. Global Diffusion of Fiscal Invention: The Value-Added Tax in the European Community, France, and the United States	Thu 10:00
88. From the Top: Elites and Fiscal Policy Making	Fri 8:00
119. Taxation for Representation	Fri 1:45
179. Housing Policy in the Late 20th Century	Sat 10:00

14. Race and Ethnicity

63. Race-Making and the Socio-Legal Imaginary	Thu 4:00
171. Empire, Citizenship and Racial Subjectivity	Sat 10:00
191. Building the Ethnoracial Nation	Sat 12:00
219. Asians and the Construction of Ethnic Identities: Nationalism, Colonialism, and Power Relations	Sat 4:00
220. Race, Region, Place,	Sat 4:00
223. Of Proletariats and Professors: Race, Labor, and Mobility	Sat 4:00
235. Author Meets Critic: The Sociology of W. E. B. Du Bois: Racialized Modernity and the Global Color Line by Jose Itzigsohn and Karida Brown	Sun 8:00
236. Segregation and Sickness: Race and Health Inequalities	Sun 8:00
250. Author Meets Critics: The Spectre of Race: How Discrimination Haunts Western Democracy, by Michael Hanchard. (In-Person Preferred)	Sun 10:15
251. New Perspectives on the Long Civil Rights Movement	Sun 10:15

15. Religion

6. Author Meets Critic: “Agents of God: Boundaries and Authority in Muslim and Christian Schools” by Jeffrey Guhin	Thu 8:00
49. Rethinking Max Weber for a New Sociology of Religion	Thu 2:00
53. Author Meets Critics: Birth Control Battles: How Race and Class Divided American Religion, by Melissa J. Wilde	Thu 2:00
98. Book Panel: Islam, Authoritarianism, and Underdevelopment (by Ahmet Kuru)	Fri 10:00
113. Author Meets Critics - Above the Fray: The Red Cross and the Making of the Humanitarian NGO Sector	Fri 1:45
143. Organizing for Change: Ecumenism, Inclusion and Morality	Fri 5:45
207. Book Panel: Under the Banner of Islam: Turks, Kurds, and the Limits of Religious Unity (by Gulay Turkmen)	Sat 2:00
224. Liberalism and Tolerance in a Comparative and Historical Perspective	Sat 4:00

16. Rural, Agricultural and Environmental

12. Rural, Agricultural, and Environmental	Thu 8:00
26. Perceptions of Climate Change in the Nineteenth Century	Thu 10:00
41. Technology, Politics, and Rural Labor in the 19th and 20th Century South	Thu 12:00
56. Expert and Local Knowledge in Land Use	Thu 2:00
71. Rationalizing Land Use I (1600-1918)	Thu 4:00
122. Perspectives on Regional Development in the U.S. South	Fri 1:45
247. Land Prices in the Antebellum Mississippi and Missouri Valleys	Sun 8:00
264. Rationalizing Land Use II (20th Century)	Sun 10:15

17. States and Society

2. Quantifying anti-Semitic Persecutions, from the 1930s to the Holocaust	Thu 8:00
10. Citizensip: Histories of Exclusion and Processes of Change	Thu 8:00
17. Can Revolutions Be Permanent? New Approaches to Assessing Revolutionary Outcomes	Thu 10:00
25. Environmental Policy in Subnational Contexts	Thu 10:00
32. Policing and Empire	Thu 12:00
40. Author Meets Critics: Empires of Vice: The Rise of Opium Prohibition Across Southeast Asia by Diana Kim.	Thu 12:00
55. Author-meets-critics: Brewing Resistance: Indian Coffee House and the Emergency in Postcolonial India (Cambridge University Press 2020)	Thu 2:00
62. Decolonizing Sociology From South Asia	Thu 4:00
69. The New Deal Order and the Origins of Neoliberalism	Thu 4:00
77. Concepts in the Periphery: Repurposing Social Theory in Non-Western Contexts (in-person preferred)	Fri 8:00
85. Author Meets Critics: Figures of the Future: Latino Civil Rights and the Politics of Demographic Change, by Michael Rodríguez-Muñiz	Fri 8:00
93. Boundary Making and Resistance: Categorization and Classification Struggles in Africa, Asia, and the Americas	Fri 10:00
101. Author Meets Critics: Capable Women, Incapable States: Negotiating Violence and Rights in India by Poulami Roychowdhury	Fri 10:00
108. Author Meets Critics/Book Power in Modernity: Agency Relations and the Creative Destruction of the King's Two Bodies by Isaac Ariail Reed	Fri 1:45
116. Empire, Industry and State Finance in the Late 19th and Early 20th Centuries	Fri 1:45
124. Critical Junctures, Contingent Futures: Mapping a Future for American Political Development	Fri 3:45
132. State Politics: Social and Educational Policy	Fri 3:45
140. Elites Networks: Business, Politics, and Civil Society	Fri 5:45
148. Making States and Statistics	Fri 5:45
156. Who Governs?: Power and Policymaking in the States	Sat 8:00
164. Theory, History, and States	Sat 8:00
172. “Author Meets Critic: The Genesis of Rebellion by Michael Hechter and Steven Pfaff”	Sat 10:00
180. Assessing Revolutionary Situations and Outcomes	Sat 10:00
188. Pandemics and Society	Sat 12:00
196. Postcolonial Development: Legacies and Strategies	Sat 12:00
204. Classes and Politics: Contemporary Case Studies from the Global North to South	Sat 2:00
212. Global Money, Finance, and Neoliberalism	Sat 2:00

18. Urban

75. Social Struggles in the City	Thu 4:00
91. From LA to Detroit	Fri 8:00
138. Rights, Resistance, and Creative Destruction: Historical Narratives in Housing and Community Space	Fri 3:45
249. Urban	Sun 8:00

19. Women, Gender and Sexuality

45. Women's Movement	Thu 12:00
74. Women in American Individualist Politics	Thu 4:00
90. Gender and Queer Theory: Discourses	Fri 8:00
105. Cultural and Creative Industries. Gendered Histories, Structures and Interventions	Fri 10:00
121. Armed Self-Defense in Recent America: Intersectional Perspectives	Fri 1:45
137. Classifying States, Gender, and the Creation of the Deserving and Undeserving	Fri 3:45
169. From Rebel-Girls to Radical Girlhood: Re-Thinking Repertoires of Control and Resistance from the Late-18th to 21st Century	Sat 8:00
185. Sex, Gender and Power	Sat 10:00
201. Interpreations of Sex and Gender	Sat 12:00
217. Gender and Law	Sat 2:00

21. SSHA Sessions