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Universidad de Buenos Aires (UBA)
Facultad de Derecho - UBA
Facultad de Ingeniería - UBA
Sponsors - Patrocinios
SAGE Publications
Consejo Latinoamericano de Ciencias Sociales
Universidad de Buenos Aires
Ministerio de Turismo - Presidencia de la Nación - Argentina
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The filete porteño is an artistic drawing typically used in Buenos Aires,

Argentina. Following this style, 2 keywords were used to symbolize the
complex idea of the “Social Justice” and “Democratization”: “people“ and
“ballot boxes“. People were represented with an attitude towards life of
happiness and hope. Three shapes represent human bodies; one of them is
hugging a circular shape that contains the second keyword, a “Ballot Box”,
that symbolizes democratization, together with the voting paper.
2nd ISA Forum of Sociology - Social Justice and Democratization

2º Foro ISA de Sociología - Justicia Social y Democratización
1-4, August 2012, Buenos Aires, Argentina
© 2012 International Sociological Association

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Graphic design by: Santángelo Diseño

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Table of contents
Introduction
Venue site maps and floor plans ...................................... 6

Welcome by Michael Burawoy....................................... 13
Welcome by Margaret Abraham..................................... 16
Welcome by Alberto L. Bialakowsky
and Alicia I. Palermo .................................. 21
Forum Organization ...................................................... 25
General Information ...................................................... 30
Programme
Opening Ceremony ...................................................... 35

Programme Structure ..................................................... 36
Timetables .................................................................. 38
Programme - Session Details
Plenary Sessions .......................................................... 95

Open Forum ............................................................... 97
Sessions Details ........................................................... 98
Research Committees Sessions ........................................ 100
Working Groups Sessions .............................................. 323
Thematic Groups Sessions ............................................. 331
Joint Sessions ............................................................... 350
ALAS/AAS Sessions ..................................................... 393
Other Activities ............................................................ 412
Index
Author Index ................................................................ 415

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Welcome
Bienvenida
Bienvenue
Welcome address by the President

of the International Sociological Association
It is a great pleasure to welcome the delegates to the second
Forum of the International Sociological Association here in Buenos
Aires. We were last in Latin America in 1982, when the World
Congress was held in Mexico City. It proved to be a turning point
in the development of our association and I expect our visit to Bue-
nos Aires to represent a similar renaissance, breaking attendance
records and projecting new visions for sociology.
Although we are here first and foremost as a meeting
of our 55 Research Committees (and our Thematic Groups and
Working Groups), nevertheless the Forum is also committed to
projecting the public face of sociology. Thus, the organizers have
endowed our meeting with a most fitting theme – Social Justice
and Democratization. It is fitting because this last year has seen
movements for social justice and democratization sweep across
the planet from the Arab Spring to the Indignados to the Occupy
Movement to the International Student Movement. This wave of
Michael Burawoy social protest is still only in its infancy, but it has inspired sociolo-
President of the ISA gists to interrogate the very meaning both of social justice and of
democratization. The theme is fitting for a second reason: soci-
ologists, but Latin American sociologists in particular, have distin-
guished themselves in the relentless pursuit of both social justice
and democratization, often against brutal dictatorships and foreign
interventions. Finally, the theme is fitting because sociology has a
long and laudable tradition of studying not only the conditions of
their mutual expansion, but also the complex, and often contradic-
tory, relations between social justice and democratization.
The Forum has only been possible due to the sustained
and dedicated work of Margaret Abraham, ISA Vice-President and
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Forum President, the Local Organizing Committee to host this huge event. I thank them all and their
headed by its co-Presidents, Alberto Bialakowsky many assistants and aids, and I welcome you all
and Alicia Palermo, and the ISA Secretariat in to what will be a most memorable event.
Madrid. We would not be here were it not for the
generosity of the administration of the University of Michael Burawoy
Buenos Aires who have offered us their premises President of the ISA
Bienvenida del Presidente

de la Asociación Internacional de Sociología
Es un gran placer dar la bienvenida a los de- también es adecuado por una segunda razón:
legados del Segundo Fórum de la Asociación los sociólogos –y en particular los sociólogos
Internacional de Sociología aquí en Buenos latinoamericanos– se han distinguido por la bús-
Aires. Estuvimos por última vez en Latinoamérica queda permanente tanto de justicia social como
en 1982, cuando el Congreso Mundial se ce- de democratización, a menudo contra dictaduras
lebró en la Ciudad de México. Fue un punto brutales e intervenciones extranjeras. Por último,
de inflexión en el desarrollo de nuestra asocia- el tema es adecuado porque la sociología tie-
ción y espero que nuestra visita a Buenos Aires ne una larga y encomiable tradición de estudiar
provoque un auge similar, batiendo récords de no sólo las condiciones de su mutua expansión
asistencia y planteando nuevos rumbos para la sino también las relaciones complejas, y con fre-
sociología. cuencia contradictorias, entre la justicia social y
Aunque estamos aquí principalmente la democratización.
para reunir nuestros 55 Comités de Investigación, Agradezco a Margaret Abraham, Vice-
así como nuestros Grupos Temáticos y Grupos Presidenta de la AIS y Presidenta del Fórum, al
de Trabajo, el Fórum también tiene el objetivo Comité Organizador Local encabezado por
de difundir la imagen pública de la sociología. sus co-Presidentes, Alberto Bialakowsky y Alicia
Por ello, los organizadores asignaron a nuestra Palermo, y al Secretariado de la AIS en Madrid,
reunión el tema de “Justicia social y democrati- su arduo trabajo en la organización de este
zación”. Es especialmente adecuado dado que Fórum. No estaríamos aquí sin la generosidad
el año pasado se produjeron movimientos por de la Universidad de Buenos Aires, que nos ha
la justicia social y la democratización en todo el ofrecido sus instalaciones como sede para este
mundo como la Primavera Árabe, los Indignados, gran evento. Les doy las gracias a todos ellos y a
Ocupa Wall Street y el Movimiento Internacional sus muchos ayudantes y voluntarios, y les doy la
de Estudiantes. Esta ola de protesta social, toda- bienvenida a este evento, que será memorable.
vía en sus inicios, ha alentado a los sociólogos
a examinar el significado mismo de los concep- Michael Burawoy
tos de justicia social y democratización. El tema Presidente de la ISA
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Message de bienvenue du Président de l’Association
Internationale de Sociologie
C’est un grand plaisir d’accueillir les délégués au et de la démocratisation. Il y a une deuxième
deuxième Forum de l’Association Internationale raison pour laquelle ce thème est approprié : les
de Sociologie ici à Buenos Aires. Le dernier sociologues, et en particulier les sociologues latino-
évènement de ce type qui ait eu lieu en Amérique américains, se sont illustrés par leur inlassable
latine remonte à 1982, à l’occasion du Congrès quête à la fois de justice et de démocratisation,
mondial qui s’était tenu à Mexico. Ce Congrès souvent en opposition à la brutalité des dictatures
a marqué un tournant dans le développement et aux interventions étrangères. Enfin, le thème
de notre association et j’espère que notre est approprié dans la mesure où la sociologie
venue à Buenos Aires sera porteuse d’une s’intéresse depuis longtemps non seulement aux
semblable renaissance, en battant des records conditions de l’expansion mutuelle de la justice
de participation et en proposant de nouvelles sociale et de la démocratisation, mais aussi à leurs
perspectives pour la sociologie. relations complexes et souvent contradictoires.
Bien que nous soyons ici présents d’abord Ce Forum n’est devenu réalité que grâce
et avant tout pour réunir nos 55 Comités de au travail de longue haleine et au dévouement
Recherche (ainsi que de nos Groupes Thématiques de Margaret Abraham, Vice-Présidente de
et Groupes de Travail), ce Forum vise également l’ISA et Présidente du Forum, du Comité Local
à présenter l’aspect public de la sociologie. Par d’Organisation dirigé par ses co-Présidents,
conséquent, cette rencontre a été organisée sur Alberto Bialakowsky et Alicia Palermo, et du
un thème particulièrement approprié : Justice Secrétariat de l’ISA à Madrid. Et nous ne serions
sociale et Démocratisation. Le thème est approprié pas ici sans la générosité de l’administration
sachant que l’année passée a vu déferler dans de l’Université de Buenos Aires, qui a accepté
le monde entier des mouvements en faveur de la d’accueillir ce grand évènement dans ses locaux.
justice sociale et de la démocratisation, depuis Je les remercie tous, ainsi que tous ceux qui les ont
le printemps arabe jusqu’au mouvement des aidés dans leur tâche, et vous souhaite à tous la
indignados, en passant par le mouvement Occupy bienvenue pour ce qui va constituer un évènement
et le mouvement international des étudiants. Cette particulièrement mémorable.
vague de protestation sociale n’en est encore qu’à
ses débuts, mais elle a amené les sociologues à Michael Burawoy
s’interroger sur le vrai sens de la justice sociale Président de l’ISA
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Welcome from ISA Vice-President Research Council
and Forum President
Dear colleagues and friends,
On behalf of the International Sociological
Association it is my great honor to welcome
you all to the Second ISA Forum of Sociology
in Buenos Aires! Our Forum theme of “Social
Justice and Democratization” is particularly timely.
This past year, we have witnessed how people
across the globe have been challenging oppres-
sive social, political, and economic regimes with
indomitable courage, striving for social justice
and daring against all odds to take the difficult
roads to democratization. As sociologists, it is
critical for us to consider the multiple ways that
our sociological research, pedagogy, policy and
practice can substantively address the complex is-
Margaret Abraham sues and formidable dilemmas of our time. This Forum provides an
ISA Vice-President, excellent platform for us to proactively engage in the international
Research Council dissemination, exchange of information and global dialogue that
ISA Forum President can contribute to transformative change.
We have developed a strong program for this Second ISA
Forum of Sociology. Much of the success for the scientific wealth,
scale, and diversity of this program is the result of the immense ef-
forts of the 55 ISA Research Committees, Thematic and Working
Groups whose sessions are the foremost priority of this Forum held
in Buenos Aires. Through their various research specialties and col-
laborative endeavors, these groups, under the stewardship of their
respective program coordinators, have together organized over six
hundred and fifty sessions. These sessions cover a range of topics,
including many issues and regions that specifically focus on the
Forum theme. The Latin American Sociological Association and the
Argentinian Association of Sociology, our local organizational part-
ners for this Forum have also put together thirty additional sessions
that further expand our focus on Latin America. In addition, we have
organized four plenary sessions especially devoted to deepening
our understanding of social justice and democratization, gender
and human rights, social and economic inequalities, and public
sociology which we hope will stimulate further discussion and de-
bate. As we know Latin America has been an important site for
the study of social justice and democratization and Latin American
sociologists have been deeply committed to research and action in
the struggles for social justice and democratization. We are there-
fore fortunate to have the Local Organizing Committee setting up
two important Open Forum sessions that specifically spotlight so-
cial justice and the processes of democratization in Latin America.
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I am extremely pleased to share that, fit- Alicia I. Palermo, for their collaboration and also
ting with the theme of this Second ISA Forum and to convey a deep appreciation to our host, the
as part of my commitment as ISA Vice President for University of Buenos Aires for opening this won-
Research, we have also launched a new ISA initia- derful academic venue to all of us.
tive to create a virtual open access “Social Justice To each of you conference participants
and Democratization Space”. This initiative, in who have come from all over the world, I hope
conjunction with Robert Rojek, SAGE Publications, this Second ISA Forum provides an excellent op-
is designed to promote more open, equal, and portunity to share your research, learn from one
sustainable forms of knowledge production, dis- another, enjoy the new intellectual challenges that
semination, and exchange. Such open access emerge in international meetings and discussions,
virtual space has the potential to break down bor- learn about the traditions, history and culture of
ders and boundaries and offer us greater possibili- Argentina, form new friendships and strategize
ties to share our sociological research, pedagogy, about social change. Ultimately, I hope that this
policy and practices in the public sphere. Forum on the theme of social justice and democ-
A tremendous amount of work has been ratization will result in ongoing dialogue and ex-
undertaken at the backstage to ensure the success change of ideas and that it will strengthen the
of this Forum with more than 3600 participants links between sociologists and the public sphere,
from 88 countries. The ISA Secretariat in Madrid, at the same time as it will enlarge and make the
led by Izabela Barlinska, Executive Secretary, latter more inclusive.
has been crucial in all stages of preparing for Once again a very warm welcome and I
this big event. Michael Burawoy, ISA President, personally hope to meet many of you during the
the Research Coordinating Committee and the Forum!
Executive Committee have all been an integral part
of this journey. I want to also take this opportunity Margaret Abraham
to thank the Local Organizing Committee headed ISA Vice-President, Research Council
by its co-Presidents, Alberto L. Bialakowsky and ISA Forum President
Bienvenida de la Vice-Presidenta del Consejo de

Investigación y Presidenta del Fórum de la ISA
Estimados colegas y amigos: en que nuestra investigación, pedagogía, polí-
En nombre de la Asociación Internacional tica y práctica sociológica pueden examinar a
de Sociología es para mí un gran honor darles fondo las cuestiones complejas y los enormes
la bienvenida al Segundo Fórum de la ISA en dilemas de nuestra época. Este Fórum propor-
Buenos Aires. El tema del Fórum, “Justicia social ciona una excelente plataforma para que nos
y democratización”, es particularmente oportu- involucremos de forma proactiva en la difusión
no. El año pasado fuimos testigos de cómo por internacional, el intercambio de información y
todo el mundo la gente desafió regímenes opre- el diálogo global, que pueden contribuir a un
sivos en lo social, lo político y lo económico con cambio transformador.
valentía inquebrantable; aspirando a la justicia Hemos desarrollado un sólido programa
social y atreviéndose pese a todos los obstácu- para este Segundo Fórum de Sociología de la
los a emprender el difícil camino de la demo- ISA. Gran parte del éxito en términos de riqueza
cratización. Como sociólogos, es fundamental científica, amplitud y diversidad del programa se
que tengamos en cuenta las múltiples maneras debe a los inmensos esfuerzos de los 55 Comités
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de Investigación de la ISA, así como los Grupos del conocimiento. Este espacio virtual de acceso
Temáticos y de Trabajo, cuyas sesiones son la abierto tiene el potencial de romper las fronteras
máxima prioridad de este Fórum en Buenos y ofrecernos mayores posibilidades de compar-
Aires. A través de sus numerosas investigaciones tir nuestra investigación, pedagogía, política y
especializadas y proyectos de colaboración, prácticas sociológicas en la esfera pública.
estos grupos, bajo la gestión de los respectivos Se ha realizado un enorme esfuerzo entre
Coordinadores de Programa, han organizado bastidores para velar por el éxito de este Fórum
más de 650 sesiones. con más de 3600 participantes de 88 países.
Estas sesiones abarcan una amplia gama La Secretaría de la ISA en Madrid, dirigida por
de asuntos, muchos de los cuales se centran Izabela Barlinska, Secretaria Ejecutiva, ha sido
en cuestiones y regiones directamente relacio- indispensable en todas las etapas de la prepa-
nadas con el tema del Fórum. La Asociación ración de este gran evento. Michael Burawoy,
Latinoamericana de Sociología y la Asociación Presidente de la ISA, el Comité Coordinador
Argentina de Sociología, nuestros co-organiza- de Investigación y el Comité Ejecutivo han sido
dores locales para este Fórum, han organizado parte integrante de esta labor. También quiero
treinta sesiones adicionales que amplían nuestro aprovechar la ocasión de agradecer al Comité
alcance en Latinoamérica. Además, hemos orga- Organizador Local, encabezado por sus co-presi-
nizado cuatro sesiones plenarias especialmente dentes Alberto L. Bialakowsky y Alicia I. Palermo,
dedicadas a profundizar en nuestra comprensión por su colaboración y también deseo transmitir
de la justicia social y la democratización, el gé- un profundo agradecimiento a nuestro anfitrión,
nero y los derechos humanos, las desigualdades la Universidad de Buenos Aires, por acogernos a
sociales y económicas, y la sociología pública, todos en esta magnífica sede académica.
que esperamos fomenten todavía más el diálo- A los participantes de esta conferencia
go y el debate. Como sabemos, Latinoamérica que han venido de todo el mundo, espero que
ha sido una región importante para el estudio este Segundo Fórum de la ISA les proporcione
de la justicia social y la democratización y los una excelente oportunidad de compartir vuestra
sociólogos latinoamericanos han estado profun- investigación, aprender de los demás, disfrutar de
damente comprometidos con la investigación y la los desafíos intelectuales que surgen en las reunio-
acción en estas luchas. En esta línea, el Comité nes y diálogos internacionales, aprender de las
Organizador Local ha organizado dos importan- tradiciones, historia y cultura de la Argentina, for-
tes sesiones del Foro Abierto que hacen hincapié jar nuevas amistades y desarrollar estrategias para
específicamente en la justicia social y los proce- el cambio social. En definitiva, espero que este
sos de democratización en Latinoamérica. Fórum sobre “Justicia social y democratización” dé
Acorde con el tema de este Segundo lugar a un diálogo e intercambio de ideas conti-
Fórum de la ISA y como parte de mi compromi- nuo y que fortalezca los lazos entre los sociólogos
so como Vicepresidenta de Investigación de la y la esfera pública, al tiempo que convierta dicha
ISA, me complace sobremanera compartir con esfera pública en más grande e inclusiva.
ustedes que hemos puesto en marcha una nue- Una vez más, les doy una cálida bienve-
va iniciativa para crear un “espacio de justicia nida y espero conocer personalmente a muchos
social y democratización” virtual y de acceso de ustedes durante el Fórum.
abierto. Esta iniciativa se ha diseñado, conjun-
tamente con Robert Rojek de la editorial SAGE, Margaret Abraham
para fomentar formas más abiertas, igualitarias y Vice-Presidenta del Consejo de Investigación
sostenibles de producción, difusión e intercambio Presidenta del Fórum de la ISA
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Message de bienvenue du Vice-Présidente du Conseil
de la Recherche y Présidente du Forum de l’ISA
Chers collègues, chers amis, partenaires chargés de l’organisation de ce Forum
Au nom de l’Association Internationale au niveau local, ont également mis en place
de Sociologie, c’est pour moi un grand honneur 30 séances supplémentaires plus centrées sur
de vous accueillir à ce deuxième Forum de l’Amérique latine. En outre, quatre séances plénières
Sociologie de l’ISA à Buenos Aires ! Le thème de ont été spécialement conçues pour nous permettre
notre Forum, « Justice sociale et Démocratisation », d’approfondir notre compréhension concernant la
vient particulièrement à propos. Depuis l’année justice sociale et la démocratisation, les questions
dernière, nous avons pu voir comment, dans le de genre et les droits de l’homme, les inégalités
monde entier, des personnes se sont élevées sociales et économiques et la sociologie publique,
avec un courage sans bornes contre des régimes qui, nous l’espérons, susciteront de nouveaux
sociaux, politiques et économiques oppressifs, débats. On le sait, l’Amérique latine a constitué
luttant pour la justice sociale et osant malgré tous un terrain important pour l’étude de la justice
les obstacles s’engager sur les voies ardues de sociale et de la démocratisation, et les sociologues
la démocratisation. En tant que sociologues, il est latino-américains ont, à travers leurs recherches et
essentiel pour nous de prendre en considération leur action, été fortement engagés dans les luttes
les multiples manières dont nos recherches, notre pour la justice sociale et la démocratisation. Nous
pédagogie, nos orientations et notre pratique avons ainsi la chance d’avoir le Comité Local
dans le domaine de la sociologie peuvent nous d’Organisation qui organise deux importantes
permettre d’aborder de manière approfondie séances de Forum ouvert qui mettent spécifiquement
les problèmes complexes et les dilemmes l’accent sur la justice sociale et les processus de
considérables de notre temps. Ce Forum démocratisation en Amérique latine.
constitue pour nous une excellente occasion J’ai le grand plaisir de vous informer que,
de jouer un rôle en amont dans la diffusion, en accord avec le thème de ce deuxième Forum
l’échange d’informations et le dialogue à l’échelle de l’ISA et au titre de mon engagement en tant
internationale qui sont susceptibles de contribuer à que Vice-Présidente de l’ISA à la Recherche, nous
un changement en profondeur. avons par ailleurs lancé une nouvelle initiative de
Nous avons élaboré un solide programme l’ISA visant à créer un « Espace pour la Justice
pour ce deuxième Forum de Sociologie de sociale et la Démocratisation » en libre accès
l’ISA. Une part importante de la réussite de ce virtuel. Cette initiative, réalisée conjointement avec
programme, en termes de richesse, d’envergure Robert Rojek (SAGE Publications), est destinée à
et de diversité scientifiques, est le fruit des efforts favoriser des formes de production, de diffusion et
considérables déployés par les 55 Comités de d’échange des savoirs plus ouvertes, égalitaires et
Recherche et Groupes Thématiques et de Travail durables. Ce type d’espace virtuel en accès libre
de l’ISA, dont les séances constituent la toute est susceptible d’abolir les frontières et d’élargir
première priorité de ce Forum de Buenos Aires. nos possibilités de partager au sein de la sphère
Grâce à leurs différents domaines de spécialité et publique nos recherches, notre pédagogie, nos
à leurs efforts de collaboration, ces groupes ont, orientations et nos pratiques dans le domaine de
sous la houlette de leurs organisateurs respectifs, la sociologie.
organisé ensemble plus de 650 séances. Ces Dans les coulisses, un travail considérable
séances concernent un large éventail de sujets, a été réalisé pour assurer la réussite de ce Forum,
dont de nombreuses problématiques et régions avec plus de 3600 participants venus de 88
spécifiquement axées sur le thème du Forum. pays. Le Secrétariat de l’ISA à Madrid, dirigé par
L’Association Latino-Américaine de Sociologie Izabela Barlinska (Secrétaire Exécutive), a joué un
et l’Association Argentine de Sociologie, nos rôle déterminant à toutes les étapes des préparatifs
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en vue de ce grand évènement. Michael internationaux, d’en savoir plus sur les traditions,
Burawoy (Président de l’ISA), ainsi que le Comité l’histoire et la culture argentines, de nouer de
de Coordination de la Recherche et le Comité nouvelles amitiés et d’imaginer des stratégies
Exécutif, ont tous pleinement participé à cette pour le changement social. Enfin, j’espère que
entreprise. Je voudrais également profiter de cette ce Forum sur le thème de la justice sociale et
occasion pour remercier pour leur collaboration de la démocratisation va entraîner un dialogue
le Comité Local d’Organisation dirigé par ses et un échange d’idées qui vont se poursuivre,
co-Présidents, Alberto L. Bialakowsky et Alicia et renforcer les liens entre les sociologues et la
I. Palermo, mais aussi transmettre ma profonde sphère publique tout en élargissant et rendant
reconnaissance à notre hôte, l’Université de cette dernière plus participative.
Buenos Aires, pour nous avoir ouvert les portes Encore une fois, je vous souhaite
de cette formidable institution. chaleureusement la bienvenue et j’espère avoir
À chacun de vous, participants à ce l’occasion de rencontrer personnellement beaucoup
congrès qui êtes venus du monde entier, je d’entre vous pendant le Forum !
souhaite que cette deuxième édition du Forum
de l’ISA soit une excellente occasion de partager Margaret Abraham
vos recherches, d’apprendre les uns des autres, Vice-Présidente de l’ISA,
d’apprécier les nouveaux défis intellectuels Conseil de la Recherche
qui émergent lors de ces rencontres et débats Présidente du Forum de l’ISA
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Welcome from the Presidents of the Local
Organising Committee
Forum, spaces and bridges
The night is falling already at the door

… Its brush already makes the air wet
And out of it, spring is born.
(Tango: Afiches,
Author: Homero Expósito)
A quick historical note. A little more than a decade ago, during the
crisis experienced in Argentina in 2001, involving the economic col-
lapse, the brutal crisis of the national currency, and of its symbolic
value, all taking place in a context of social war, evictions, and
impoverishment during that fateful month of December, was one of
the greatest fractures ever suffered by our society since the bloody
dictatorship (1976-1983). This crisis occurred, much to our surprise,
in a time of full democracy, bringing about a restructuring of society,
a social bifurcation. Here, there and everywhere, there were warn-
ings accumulating collectively and subjectively.
Alberto L. Bialakowsky
All this to say, dear colleagues from the world over, that
President of the Local
in those days of social fragmentation and emergence of the
Organising Committee
masses, something remarkable happened: civil society came
together to create hundreds of “neighborhood forums”; people
gathered together to think about a way out towards “change for
a livable world”.
Within academia, we have often asked ourselves: how
can we think collectively in the midst of devastation? In these days
we have turned the question around: in the midst of social anomy,
is the act of thinking necessary? Yes, it is a necessity, maybe a
cultural compulsion. In these times, after the “springs of democra-
tization”, after the renewed mobilizations of the indignados, what
seems to be out of the question, is going back to where we were –
the leveling which the global systemic subjection imposes becomes
geometric, it unfolds of itself.
We are gathering in large numbers in Buenos Aires to reflect.
It is a consequence, the result of an action, a multiple associative
will which realizes itself. The Forum becomes a horizon among our
members that expands, recovers and renews itself. Perhaps we are
moving towards a reading of the invisible side of our sociological
planet, still insufficiently revealed by a sociology that makes itself pre-
Alicia I. Palermo sent. This expansion of horizons is breaking molds, once concentric,
President of the AAS once minimalist, once of the elites. The massive attendance opens up
Co-President of the Local a discourse – related to our scientific concerns as well as to the condi-
Organising Committee tion of our existence without which there wouldn’t be any science.
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The Second ISA Forum brings us together to make of it a praxis, a fraternal bridge, a burst
to consider Social Justice and Democratization in of ideas, a spring from which to drink and make
our multiplied networks and the specialties of the this Forum our Forum, an international brand of
research committees, in the struggle and in the creativity. Please let our Buenos Aires be yours.
inter-change of perspectives, and maybe also to
share the twists and turns of the collective intel- Alberto L. Bialakowsky
lect in which we take part as an audience and President of the Local Organising Committee
as a symposium.
You all know, or sense, that we have strug- Alicia I. Palermo
gled tirelessly for this meeting to take place. Our President of the AAS
passionate fervor allows us to welcome you to Co-President of the Local Organising Committee
the imagined intellectual agora of this ISA Forum
Bienvenida de los Presidentes del Comité

Organizador Local
Fórum, espacios y puentes
Ya cae la noche a la cancel sociedad civil se dio cita para crear cientos de
… Ya moja el aire su pincel “fórums barriales”; el pueblo se reunía para pen-
y hace con él la primavera. sar gregariamente una salida hacia “un cambio
para un mundo vivible”.
(Tango: Afiches,
Nos hemos interrogado muchas veces
Autor: Homero Expósito)
sociológicamente en la academia sobre este he-
cho: ¿cómo es posible pensar colectivamente en
Pequeña historia. Hace poco más que una dé- medio de la devastación?, y actualmente hemos
cada, en la crisis vivida en la Argentina duran- rotado la pregunta: ¿en medio de la anomia so-
te 2001, el estallido económico, la crisis brutal cial es preciso pensar? Sí, se trata de una nece-
de la moneda y su valor simbólico que dice sidad, quizás de una pulsión cultural. En estos
parlamentar temporariamente en medio de la días de hoy, luego de las “primaveras por la de-
guerra social, el desalojo y el empobrecimien- mocratización”, de las renovadas movilizaciones
to, resumían en ese fatídico mes de diciembre de los “indignados”, lo excluido parece, como no
una de las fracturas más grandes que acontecía puede ser de otro modo, retornar; lo aplanado
en nuestra sociedad desde la cruenta dictadura que impone la sujeción sistémica global cobra
(1976-1983); dicha crisis aconteció para nuestro geometría, se despliega.
asombro en plena democracia o en instancias Nos hemos dado cita multitudinariamente
democráticas. Este deshacimiento marcó una re- en Buenos Aires para reflexionar; se trata de un
fundación, una bifurcación social, de allí hasta efecto, del resultado de una acción, una voluntad
aquí la orilla se llenó de alertas que fueron acu- asociativa múltiple que se realiza, el Fórum se
muladas colectiva y subjetivamente. torna un horizonte al interior de nuestras mem-
Sea esta diminuta crónica, para decirles bresías y se expande, se recupera y se renueva.
queridas y queridos colegas del orbe, que en Quizás estamos transitando una lectura del lado
aquellos días de fragmentación social, estalli- no visible de nuestro planeta sociológico, aún
do de multitudes, ocurrió un hecho singular: la insuficientemente descubierto de una sociología
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presencial. Este oleaje va rompiendo moldes, nuestro fervor casi apasionado es darles la
otrora concéntricos, otrora minimalistas, otrora de ¡Bienvenida! a este ágora intelectual imaginada
élites. La presencia masiva inaugura un discurso, del Fórum ISA para hacerlo praxis, puente frater-
se trata por cierto de nuestros contenidos científi- nal, como estallido del pensamiento, como fuente
cos, se trata también de la condición de nuestra para abrevar-nos y hacer de este nuestro Fórum,
presencia sin la cual la ciencia no existe. una marca orbital de creatividad. Por favor, ha-
Los temas del II ISA Fórum que nos con- gan suya y propia nuestra Buenos Aires.
vocan sobre Justicia Social y Democratización
nos aguardan reticulares multiplicados en las Alberto L. Bialakowsky
especialidades de los comités de investigación, Presidente del Comité Organizador Local
en la lucha y en el inter-cambio de perspectivas,
quizás también para coincidir en las transversales Alicia I. Palermo
del intelecto colectivo que protagonizamos como Presidenta de la AAS
concurrencia y simposio. Copresidenta del Comité Organizador Local
Todas y todos saben, o intuyen, que he-
mos luchado denodadamente para encontrarnos,
Message de bienvenue des Présidents du Comité

Organisateur Local
Forum, espaces et ponts
Déjà la nuit tombe dehors Après ce très bref rappel, chers
… Déjà son pinceau mouille l’air collègues venus du monde entier, je voudrais
Et en fait le printemps. vous dire qu’en ces temps de fragmentation
sociale, d’explosion des masses, il est arrivé
(Tango: Afiches,
quelque chose de singulier : la société civile
Auteur: Homero Expósito)
s’est rassemblée pour créer des centaines de
«forums de quartier» ; le peuple s’est réuni pour
Un peu d’histoire. Il y a un peu plus de dix ans, tenter de trouver, ensemble, une issue vers «un
pendant la crise qu’a subie l’Argentine en 2001, changement pour un monde vivable».
l’effondrement économique, la crise brutale de Dans les milieux universitaires, nous
la devise nationale et sa valeur symbolique en nous sommes souvent interrogés là-dessus en
plein milieu d’une guerre sociale, les expulsions termes sociologiques : Comment est-il possible
et l’appauvrissement, résumaient, en ce mois de penser collectivement au milieu de la
fatidique de décembre, ce qui a constitué l’une dévastation ? Et nous avons aujourd’hui retourné
des fractures les plus importantes de notre société la question : dans un contexte d’anomie sociale,
depuis la sanglante dictature (1976-1983). À est-il nécessaire de penser ? Oui, il s’agit d’une
notre grand étonnement, cette crise est intervenue nécessité, peut-être d’une pulsion culturelle.
en pleine démocratie ou période démocratique. Ces temps-ci, suite aux « printemps pour la
Cet effondrement a été le point de départ d’une démocratisation », aux mobilisations renouvelées
refondation, d’un tournant social. Partout, on a des « indignés », ce qui semble exclu – et il ne
entendu des signaux d’alarme qui s’accumulaient pourrait pas en être autrement – c’est de revenir
collectivement et subjectivement. en arrière ; le nivellement que l’assujettissement
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systémique mondial impose devient géométrique, recherche, dans la lutte et l’échange de points
il se déploie. de vue, peut-être aussi pour se retrouver sur
Nous nous sommes donné rendez-vous les chemins de traverse de l’intellect collectif
en masse à Buenos Aires, pour réfléchir ; il s’agit dont nous sommes les protagonistes en tant
d’une conséquence, du résultat d’une action, qu’assistance et que symposium.
une volonté associative multiple qui se réalise. Nous savons tous, ou en avons l’intuition,
Le Forum devient un horizon pour nos membres, qu’il a fallu se battre inlassablement pour organiser
et il s’étend, se reconstitue et se renouvelle. Il se cette rencontre. Et c’est avec beaucoup de ferveur
peut que nous soyons en train de nous diriger que nous vous souhaitons la bienvenue à cette
vers une lecture du côté non visible de notre agora intellectuelle qu’est le Forum de l’ISA, pour
planète sociologique, encore insuffisamment en faire une praxis, un pont fraternel, telle une
exploré par une sociologie qui observe. Cette explosion de la pensée, telle une source où boire
vague est en train de briser des moules, jadis abondamment, et faire de ce Forum votre Forum,
concentriques, jadis minimalistes, jadis propres une marque de créativité qui rayonne à l’échelle
à des élites. La participation massive annonce internationale. Que notre ville de Buenos Aires
un discours où il sera d’ailleurs question de nos soit la vôtre.
contenus scientifiques, et aussi de la condition
de notre présence sans laquelle la science Alberto L. Bialakowsky
n’existe pas. Président du Comité Organisateur Local
Les thèmes du IIe Forum de l’ISA qui nous
réunissent ici pour parler de justice sociale et de Alicia I. Palermo
démocratisation figurent des réseaux multiples Présidente de l'AAS
dans les différentes spécialités des comités de Coprésidente du Comité Organisateur Local
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Forum Organization
Executive Committee of the

International Sociological Association
2010-2014
President Jan Marie FRITZ

Michael BURAWOY University of Cincinnati, USA
University of California, Berkeley, USA Sari HANAFI
American University of Beirut, Lebanon
Vice-President Research Council Jaime JIMÉNEZ
Margaret ABRAHAM Universidad Nacional Autónoma de
Hofstra University, USA México, Mexico
Habibul KHONDKER
Vice-President National Associations Zayed University, United Arab Emirates
Tina UYS Simon MAPADIMENG
University of Johannesburg, North-West University, South Africa
South Africa Ishwar MODI
International Institute of Social Sciences,
Vice-President Programme India
Raquel SOSA ELÍZAGA Nikita POKROVSKY
Universidad Nacional Autónoma Higher School of Economics, Moscow,
de México, Mexico Russia
Emma PORIO
Vice-President Publications Ateneo de Manila University, Philippines
Jennifer PLATT Yoshimichi SATO
University of Sussex, United Kingdom Tohoku University, Japan
Vineeta SINHA
Vice-President Finance and Membership National University, Singapore
Robert VAN KRIEKEN Benjamin TEJERINA
University of Sydney, Australia University of the Basque Country, Spain
Chin-Chun YI
Members of the Executive Committee Academia Sinica, Taiwan
Louis CHAUVEL Elena ZDRAVOMYSLOVA
Sciences-Po University Paris, France European University St. Petersburg, Russia
Dilek CINDOGLU
Bilkent University, Turkey Executive Secretary
Tom DWYER Izabela BARLINSKA
University of Campinas, Brazil Poland
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Second ISA Forum
Scientific Committee
President Jennifer PLATT

Margaret ABRAHAM University of Sussex, United Kingdom
Hofstra University, USA Nikita POKROVSKY
Higher School of Economics, Moscow,
Vice-Presidents Russia
Alberto L. BIALAKOWSKY Emma PORIO
Universidad de Buenos Aires, Ateneo de Manila University, Philippines
Argentina Yoshimichi SATO
Michael BURAWOY Tohoku University, Japan
University of California, Berkeley, USA Vineeta SINHA
Alicia I. PALERMO National University of Singapore
Universidad Nacional de Luján, Raquel SOSA ELÍZAGA
Argentina Universidad Nacional Autónoma de
México, Mexico
Executive Secretary Benjamin TEJERINA
Izabela BARLINSKA University of the Basque Country, Spain
International Sociological Association Tina UYS
University of Johannesburg, South Africa
Members Robert VAN KRIEKEN
University of Sydney, Australia
Representatives of the Chin-Chun YI
International Sociological Association Academia Sinica, Taiwan
Louis CHAUVEL Elena ZDRAVOMYSLOVA
Sciences-Po University Paris, France European University St. Petersburg, Russia
Dilek CINDOGLU
Bilkent University, Turkey Representatives of the
Tom DWYER Argentinean Sociological Association and of
University of Campinas, Brazil the Latin-American Sociological Association
Jan M. FRITZ Eduardo AQUEVEDO SOTO
University of Cincinnati, USA Universidad de Valparaíso, Chile
Sari HANAFI Dora BARRANCOS
American University of Beirut, Lebanon Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones
Jaime JIMENEZ Científicas y Técnicas, Argentina
Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Daniel CAMACHO MONGE
México, Mexico Universidad de Costa Rica
Habibul KHONDEKER Emilio de IPOLA
Zayed University, United Arab Emirates Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Mokong Simon MAPADIMENG Theotonio DOS SANTOS
the National Arts Council, South Africa Unesco, Brazil
Ishwar MODI Marco A. GANDASEGUI
International Institute of Social Sciences, Centro de Estudios Latinoamericanos
India Justo Arosemena, Panama
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Pablo GENTILI Aníbal QUIJANO
CLACSO, Argentina Universidad Ricardo Palma, Perú
Liliana GASTRON Emir SADER
Universidad Nacional de Luján, Argentina CLACSO, Brazil
Inés IZAGUIRRE Raquel SOSA ELÍZAGA
Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina Universidad Nacional Autónoma de
Paulo H. MARTINS México
Universidad Federal de Pernambuco, Brazil José Vicente TAVARES DOS SANTOS
Miguel MURMIS Universidad Federal de Rio Grande
Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Do Sul, Brazil
Científicas y Técnicas, Argentina
Jaime PRECIADO CORONADO
Universidad de Guadalajara, Mexico
Local Organizing Committee
Local Organizing Institutions Mónica PINTO

Facultad de Derecho, Universidad de
Asociación Latinoamericana Buenos Aires, Argentina
de Sociología
Honorary Vice-president
Asociación Argentina de Sociología Paulo Henrique MARTINS
ALAS, Universidad Federal de
Local Organizing Committee Pernambuco, Brazil
President Members
Alberto Leonardo BIALAKOWSKY
ALAS, Universidad de Buenos Aires, General Coordinators
Argentina Alcira DAROQUI
Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Co-President Silvia LAGO MARTÍNEZ
Alicia I. PALERMO Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
AAS, Universidad Nacional de Luján, Federico SCHUSTER
Argentina Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Vice-Presidents Venues Coordinators

Alberto Edgardo BARBIERI Beatriz WEHLE
Facultad de Ciencias Económicas, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina Ana J. ARIAS
Sergio CALETTI Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Facultad de Ciencias Sociales, Adriana CLEMENTE
Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Andrea GASTRÓN Juan PIOVANI
Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina Universidad Nacional de La Plata,
Argentina
Research Committees’ Hosts Coordinator Norberto ROCHA
Gloria LYNCH Universidad Nacional del Comahue,
Universidad Nacional de Luján, Argentina Argentina
Book Exhibition Coordinator Adriana ZAFFARONI
Marcelo LANGIERI Universidad Nacional de Salta, Argentina
Universidad de Buenos Aires, CLACSO
Scientific Committee Support
Cultural Events Néstor COHEN
Clara BRAVIN Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina Marcelo LANGIERI
Universidad de Buenos Aires, CLACSO
Coordination with Universities Carolina MERA
Graciela COUSINET Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Universidad Nacional de Cuyo, Julián REBÓN
Mendoza, Argentina Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Ana María PÉREZ Adrián SCRIBANO
Universidad Nacional del Nordeste, Universidad Nacional de Córdoba,
Argentina Argentina
Local hosts
RC02 Ariel WILKIS RC11 Adriana FASSIO

Universidad Nacional de San Martín, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Argentina RC12 Andrea GASTRÓN
RC03 Debora LACASA Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Universidad Nacional de Luján, Argentina RC13 Lía FERRERO
RC04 Eduardo LANGER Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Asociación Argentina de Sociologia and RC14 Ana MAROTÍAS
Universidad Nacional de San Martín, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Argentina RC15 Ana DURO
RC05 Anahí GONZÁLEZ Asociación Argentina de Sociología,
Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina Argentina
RC07 María Ana GONZÁLEZ RC17 Bernardo MARESCA
Universidad Nacional de Luján, Argentina Asociación Argentina de Sociología,
RC09 Mercedes KRAUSE Argentina
Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina RC18 Jaquelina ANAPO
RC10 Denise KASPARIAN Asociación Argentina de Sociología,
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RC19 Mónica CLOT RC43 Cecilia ZAPATA
Asociación Argentina de Sociología and Becaria CONICET, Argentina
Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina RC44 Cecilia María LUSNICH
RC20 Gabriel NARDACCHIONE Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
CONICET and Instituto de Investigaciones RC45 Carolina NAJMÍAS
Gino Germani, Universidad de Buenos Becaria CONICET, Argentina
Aires, Argentina RC46 Sebastián CARRANO
RC21 Soledad ARQUEROS CEIL CONICET, Argentina
CONICET, Argentina RC47 Candela HERNÁNDEZ
RC22 María Cecilia GALERA Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Argentina RC48 Melina VÁZQUEZ
RC23 Mariana VERSINO Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Universidad Nacional de La Plata, Argentina RC49 Eugenia BIANCHI
RC24 Melina TOBIAS Instituto de Investigaciones Gino Germani,
Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
RC25 Claudia FIDANZA RC51 Joaquín ZAJAC
Universidad Nacional de Luján, Argentina Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
RC26 Marilina WINIKS RC52 Gabriela PLOTNO
Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina CONICET, Argentina
RC29 Mariano Hernán GUTIÉRREZ RC53 Valeria LLOBET
Instituto de Investigaciones Gino Germani, Universidad Nacional de San Martín,
RC30 Javier HERMO RC54 Victoria D'HERS
Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina Universidad Nacional de Córdoba,
RC31 Bernardo MARESCA Argentina
Asociación Argentina de Sociología, RC55 Florencia CHAHBENDERIAN
RC32 Delia FRANCO WG01 Sebastián PEREYRA
Argentina CONICET and Universidad Nacional de
RC33 Gabriela ORLANDO San Martín, Argentina
Universidad Nacional de Luján, Argentina WG02 Verónica GIORDANO
RC34 Pablo VOMMARO Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
CLACSO, Argentina WG05 Dan ADASZKO
RC35 Ana GRONDONA Universidad Católica ODSA, Argentina
Argentina TG03 Silvia GUEMUREMAN
RC36 Guadalupe ROMERO and Pilar FIUZA Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina TG04 Héctor POGGIESE
RC37 Claudia FIDANZA FLACSO, Argentina
Universidad Nacional de Luján, Argentina TG05 Syd KROCHMALNY
RC38 Betina FREIDIN Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
CONICET, Universidad de Buenos Aires, TG06 Juan FERENAZ
RC41 Nicolás SACCO TG07 Gabriel GIANNONE
Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina CONICET, Argentina
RC42 Mónica CASTRO
Universidad Nacional de Luján, Argentina
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General information
Emergency numbers For more information, please contact:

in Buenos Aires Global Refund Argentina S.A.
Florida 15, 4th floor, Buenos Aires.
 Fire Brigade: 100 Phone: (54 11) 4342 7561/2413 or
(54 11) 4343 0932
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Currency and Foreign Exchange Tips
AR$ The Argentinian currency is the peso.  Service in restaurants is not included in
the bill and a 10% tip is suggested.
For update on exchange rates please
visit <www.oanda.com>.
Shopping
Major credit cards are accepted in most
hotels, stores and restaurants.
Shops are open from 10 am to 7 pm
$ Cash machines (ATM) are common and from Monday to Friday and from
accept major credit cards. 9 am to 1 pm on Saturdays.
Banks and exchange agencies provide Shopping centers are open daily from
currency exchange. Please do not 10 am to 10 pm, including Saturdays
accept street exchange proposals. and Sundays.
Traveler’s checks are almost exclusively
exchanged at hotels and banks.
Voltage
Banks open weekdays only from
10 am to 3 pm.  The electrical supply in Argentina is
220 volts, 50 Hz.
Tax Refund
Mobile phones
$ The prevailing rate of VAT in Argentina is
21% and is included in retail prices. Many mobile phone companies provide
international coverage but be aware
Foreign tourists who may have bought
that international fares may apply. If
items in the country for an amount
you have a tri-band cellphone, you will
exceeding AR$ 70 in stores participating
be able to buy in Buenos Aires a new
in the Tax Refund system (identified with
SIM card (around USD 10) and receive
a logo), must keep the payment slips
a new local cellphone number. If you
to submit them at the Customs Offices
choose to do this, local fares will apply.
before boarding. The amount of the
refund corresponds to the VAT charge
(21%) minus any administrative charge.
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Tourist information access of taxis to the city airports and
other major destinations. Taxi drivers are
Tourist Information Centers provide known for trying to take advantage of
all kinds of printed material (maps, tourists.
guidebooks, brochures) and useful
Limo services, known as remises, have
information to move around the city.
become popular in recent years. They
If, during your visit, you suffer some are run by private companies:
kind of abuse or discrimination, please
REMIS World Car:
contact the Tourist Ombudsman.
Phone: (54 11) 5480 1215
Phone: (54 11) 4302 7816 <www.worldcar-sa.com>
<reservas@worldcar-sa.com>
Ave. Pedro de Mendoza 1835 (close to
Benito Quinquela Martin Museum, in the REMIS Vip Cars Sales Points
neighborhood of La Boca). Phone: (54 11) 5480 4590
Monday - Friday, 10 am – 5 pm (54 11) 5480 4594
Email: turista@defensoria.org.ar
REMIS Manuel Tienda León Sales
Phone: (5411) 4314 3636
Tourist police station (5411) 4315 5115
<informes@tiendaleon.com.ar>
 Tourist police station headquarters
receive any formal complaints from
tourists in cases of offense, theft, petty
Public transportation system
crime, loss, etc. It also works on crime
prevention. You can also receive help in
Subway
case of extraordinary procedures with
The Buenos Aires subway (locally known
embassies and consulates.
as subte, from “subterráneo” meaning
Information is available in English, underground or subway), is a high-yield
Italian, French, Portuguese, Ukrainian system providing access to various parts
and Japanese. of the city.
Address: Avenida Corrientes 436 Fares are cheaper than that of city
buses. The Buenos Aires underground
Phone: 0800 999 5000
has six lines which also have links to the
(54 11) 4346 5748
commuter rail system.
Email: turista@policiafederal.gov.ar
Buses
Taxis and Remises
 There are over 150 city bus lines called
colectivos, each one managed by an
Black-and-yellow city taxis depend on
individual company. These compete with
Buenos Aires City Government.
each other, and attract exceptionally
Phone: (54 11) 4323 8001 high use with virtually no public financial
support. Their frequency makes them
License controls are not enforced
equal to the subway systems of other
rigorously. There have been numerous
cities, but buses cover a far wider area
reports of organized crime controlling the
than the subway.
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Colectivos do not have a fixed timetable, four blocks from commuters’ residences,
but run from four to six per hour, the colectivo is the most popular means
depending on the bus line and time of of transport to move around the city. The
the day. With inexpensive tickets and ticket is sold on the bus and only coins
extensive routes, usually no further than are accepted.
Registration Information
 The Registration Desk and Conference Certificates

Secretariat are located in the Faculty of
Economics of the University of Buenos Conference certificates will be available
Aires. Address: Avenida Córdoba 2122. at the Registration Desk.
Please note that if we have not received

your payment beforehand, you will have Book Exhibition
to pay by credit card in order to be able
to attend the conference.  The book exhibition is located in the
Patio Uriburu of the Faculty of Economics
and will be open for the duration of the
Registration Desk congress.
Opening Hours
On-site registration starts on Opening Ceremony
Tuesday, July 31 at 9 am. and Reception
Tuesday, July 31 9 am – 8 pm The Opening Ceremony will take place
Wednesday, August 1 8 am – 6 pm on Wednesday, August 1 from 4:15 pm
to 5:45 pm at the Assembly Hall of the
Thursday, August 2 8 am – 6 pm Faculty of Economics. The Reception will
Friday, August 3 8 am – 3 pm take place from 8:15 pm to 9:45 pm
in the Patio Uriburu of the Faculty of
Saturday, August 4 8 am – 3 pm Economics. Finger food and drinks will
be served.
Badges
Party, August 4
Each delegate will receive a name
badge upon registration. For security All delegates are invited to join for an
reasons, all delegates are requested to evening of entertainment. You will have
wear or bring their badge during all the the opportunity to mingle and party with
congress activities. colleagues from all over the world at
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Salones Buen Aire, address: Sarmiento Disclaimer
1272, Buenos Aires.
Price per person is USD 30 and  The Organizing Committee and the
International Sociological Association
includes:
accept no liability for any injuries/
Starters: sandwiches, empanadas (beef, losses incurred by participants and/
ham and cheese, and vegetable pies) or accompanying persons, nor for loss
of, or damage to, any luggage and/or
Main Course: pizzas (mozzarella,
personal belongings.
napolitana, eggplant, fugazzetta)
Delegates are advised to take out
Dessert: ice creams their own insurance to cover personal
belongings, travel and cancellation as
Drinks: soda and mineral water, 1 glass
the Congress does not cover individuals
of wine (paid bar service available)
against cancellation of bookings, theft or
damage to belongings.
Technical Information
� A projector and a laptop will be

available in all lecture halls for
PowerPoint presentations. Internet access
in lecture halls is not available.
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Opening Ceremony
International Sociological
Association
Michael BURAWOY, ISA President
Margaret ABRAHAM, ISA Vice President Research and Forum President: Opening Address:
Making a Difference: Sociology, Social Justice and Democratization in the 21st Century
Local Organizing Committee

Alberto L. BIALAKOWSKY, LOC President
Alicia I. PALERMO, LOC Co-President and President, Argentinian Sociological Association
Paulo Henrique MARTINS, President, Latin-American Sociological Association
University of Buenos Aires

Representatives
Alberto Edgardo BARBIERI, Dean, Faculty of Economics and Vice-Rector, University of
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Sergio CALETTI, Dean, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Buenos Aires, Argentina
Orchestra
Orquesta Infanto-Juvenil de Florencio Varela
Director: Osvaldo AGUILERA
Programa Socioeducativo del Minsterio de Educación de La Nación
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Programme
Structure
July 09:00-10:30 10:45-12:15 12:30-14:00
Tuesday 31 Registration
August
Wednesday 1 RC ~ WG ~ TG RC ~ WG ~ TG RC ~ WG ~ TG
Thursday 2 RC ~ WG ~ TG RC ~ WG ~ TG RC ~ WG ~ TG
Friday 3 RC ~ WG ~ TG RC ~ WG ~ TG RC ~ WG ~ TG
RC ~ WG ~ TG
Saturday 4 Research Council

RC ~ WG ~ TG RC ~ WG ~ TG
Business Meeting 2
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14:30-16:00 16:15-17:45 18:15-19:45 20:15-21:45
Research Council
Business Meeting 1
Registration Registration
Meet ISA Editors &
Journals
Opening Plenary
RC ~ WG ~ TG Opening Ceremony Welcome Reception
Session
RC ~ WG ~ TG RC ~ WG ~ TG Plenary Session Open Forum
Roundtable Junior/
RC ~ WG ~ TG Plenary Session Open Forum
Senior Scholars
Clossing Plenary
RC ~ WG ~ TG RC ~ WG ~ TG Party
Session
RC = Research Committees
WG = Working Groups
TG = Thematic Groups
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Timetables
July
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
29 30 31 1 2 3 4
16:15 - 17:45
Session ID Title Room
Other Activities 1 Meet ISA Editors & Journals APT 10 {OB}
Other Activities 2 Research Council Business Meeting - Part I 450 {NB}
AH = Assembly Hall - Salón de Actos
APT = Amphitheatre - Anfiteatro
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August
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
29 30 31 1 2 3 4
09:00 - 10:30
Session ID Title Room Chair
ALAS AAS 3 Additional Session 1 - Educación, gestión APT 212

Sessions y ética {OB}
RC36 4 Alienation Theory Revisited. Part I 452 Devorah

Alienation Theory and {NB} Kalekin-Fishman
Research
RC25 5 Analyzing Racist Discourses 32 Sergey Ryazantsev

Language and Society {OB}
RC54 6 Body in Culture and Society: Embodiment, 462 Claudia Malacrida

The Body in the Social Theory and Practice {NB}
Sciences
RC53 7 Children, Society and Exclusions. Part I-A 444

Sociology of Childhood in English {NB}
RC07 8 Citizenship and Experiences of APT 16 Edgardo Lander

Futures Research Participation / Ciudadanía y Experiencias {OB}
de Participación
RC35 9 Community: A Key Sociological Concept 443 Victoria Haidar

Conceptual and {NB}
Terminological Analysis
RC11 10 Connecting Generations: Societal Policies 440 Susan McDaniel

Sociology of Aging and Family Relations {NB}
RC20 11 Cultural Changes and Values in 458

Comparative Sociology Comparative Perspective {NB}
RC23 12 Democracy and Surveillance APT 120

Sociology of Science Technologies: Relationships between {OB}
and Technology Global South and Global North
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09:00 - 10:30
RC32 13 Democracy, Work and Gender Equality: 446

Women in Society A Comparative and Cross-Cultural {NB}
Perspective
RC31 14 Disasters and Social Justice for Migrants 307

Sociology of Migration {OB}
RC43 15 Housing Markets: Comparative, Latin 469

Housing and Built America {NB}
Environment
RC14 16 Imaginaires Démocratiques 450 Raul-Enrique Rojo

Sociology of Contemporains Co-Organized with {NB}
Communication, AISLF GT12 Socio-anthropologie Politique
Knowledge and Culture
RC49 17 Involuntary Psychiatric Treatment and the 432 Reinhold Kilian

Mental Health and Misuse of Psychiatric Institutions as {NB}
Illness Instruments of Political Oppression
RC13 18 Leisure and Tourism: Social and APT 110

Sociology of Leisure Environmental Concerns. Part I {OB}
RC03 19 Local Institutions/Global Frames: 412 María Jesús Rodríguez

Community Research Dynamics of Durability and Transformation {NB} García
RC55 20 Measuring and Monitoring Social 23 Heinz-Herbert Noll

Social Indicators Progress I {OB}
RC44 21 Migrant Workers, Labour Unions and 29

Labor Movements Collective Protests {OB}
RC34 22 New Alliances among the Young: Political 448 Ani Wierenga
Sociology of Youth Action, Citizenship, and Engagement {NB}
RC48 23 New Trends and Theoretical Approach in 38

Social Movements, the Field of Social Mobilizations and {OB}
Collective Actions and Social Change
Social Change
RC30 24 New Work Organization, New Work 17

Sociology of Work Division and New Skills. Part I: {OB}
Comparative Analysis of the Practices of
Work and Management of Employment
RC18 25 Politics of Community and Community 460

Political Sociology Development in the South: An {NB}
Epistemological Engagement
RC52 26 Professions and Democracy. Part I 434 Mike Saks

Sociology of {NB}
Professional Groups
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WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
1 2 3 4
09:00 - 10:30
RC10 27 RC10 RC04 Part I: Round Table 1 SUM

Round Table: Social Stakeholders in School and Work {OB}
justice and participation:
The role of higher
education. Part I

Round Table: Social Participation and Citizenship {OB}
justice and participation:
The role of higher
education. Part I

Sociology of Education Expansion of Opportunities {OB}
RC19 30 RC19 Business Meeting APT 210

Sociology of Poverty, {OB}
Social Welfare and
Social Policy
RC33 31 RC33 Round Table: 25&26

Logic and Methodology Empirical Methods in Aging Research. Part {OB}
in Sociology II

Logic and Methodology Epistemology and Research Design {OB}
in Sociology

Logic and Methodology Process-Oriented Methodology and {OB}
in Sociology Theories in Historical and Comparative
Round Table Session: Sociology. Part II
Logic and methodology
in sociology

Logic and Methodology Qualitative Methods in the Sociology of {OB}
in Sociology Religion. Part III
Round Table Session:
Logic and methodology
in sociology
RC22 35 Religion and the Challenges of the 414 Hugo Jose Suarez;
Sociology of Religion Contemporary World {NB} Felipe Gaytan Alcala
RC05 36 Researching Racism and Nationalism in 454 Peter Ratcliffe

Racism, Nationalism an Increasingly Challenging Academic {NB}
and Ethnic Relations Environment
RC09 37 Social Change, New Technology and 464 Habibul H. Khondker

Social Transformations Democratization in the Middle East and {NB}
and Sociology of North Africa Region
Development
RC24 38 Social Justice, Democratization and 303 Mikael Klintman

Environment and Society Environmental Sociology {OB}
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09:00 - 10:30
RC04 39 The Role of Professional Ethics in APT 10 Anita Hirsch Adler

Sociology of Education Promoting Social Compromise. Part I {OB}
RC19 40 Towards Better Healthcare for All: What 438

Sociology of Poverty, Matters in the Transformation of {NB}
Social Welfare and Healthcare Systems and Policy. Part I
Social Policy
RC21 41 Urban Studies and the Challenge of 301

Regional and Urban Travelling Concepts and Comparative {OB}
Development Methods
TG04 42 Risk and Health/Illness. Part I 309 Patrick Brown

Sociology of Risk and {OB}
Uncertainty
TG06 43 Social Justice and Institutional Ethnography 306 Suzanne Vaughan

Institutional Ethnography {OB}
WG05 44 Civic Space, Media Movements and 34

Famine and Society Politics of Social Justice {OB}
WG02 45 Modernizations and Modernities in 31

Historical and Global Contexts: South-South Dialogues {OB}
Comparative Sociology
10:45 - 12:15
ALAS AAS 46 Additional Session 2 - Derecho y la APT 212

Sessions política {OB}
RC41 47 Demographic challenges in societies 468 Maria Guadalupe

Sociology of Population {NB} Vega-Lopez
RC11 48 Age- and Gender- based Inequalities: 440 Julie McMullin

Sociology of Aging Recent Research and Challenges {NB}
RC36 49 Alienation Theory Revisited. Part II 452

Alienation Theory and {NB}
Research
RC37 50 Analyzing Art Works as a Way to Social 466 Arturo Rodriguez

Sociology of Arts Knowledge. Part I {NB} Morato
RC26 51 Borders, Cultural Citizenship and 442

Sociotechnics, Sustainability: Human Networks in Action {NB}
Sociological Practice
RC47 52 Bridging sociologies. Globalisation, 302 Henri lustiger Thaler

Social Classes and cosmopolitanism and the individual {OB}
Social Movements
 42 
1 2 3 4
10:45 - 12:15
RC53 53 Children, society and exclusions. Part I-B 444

Sociology of Childhood in English {NB}
RC43 54 Comparative Housing Policy 469

Housing and Built {NB}
Environment
RC12 55 Comparative Legal Culture 457 Marina Kurkchiyan

Sociology of Law {NB}
RC48 56 Creativity, emotion and risk 38 Helena Flam

Social Movements, {OB}
Collective Actions and
Social Change
RC20 57 Current research in comparative Sociology 458 Jean-Pascal Daloz

Comparative Sociology {NB}
RC14 58 Discours a propos de la democratie 450 Lise Demailly

Sociology of Session co-organized with AISLF GT21 {NB}
Communication, Socio-anthropologie Politique
RC25 59 Discourse & Identity 32 German Fernandez

Language and Society {OB} Vavrik
RC49 60 Distinguished Speaker Panel: Emerging 432 Bronwen Lichtenstein

Mental Health and Issues in the Sociology of Mental Health {NB}
Illness
RC35 61 Epistemological challenges presented by 443 Oliver Kozlarek

Conceptual and the experience of modernity in non- {NB}
Terminological Analysis Western contexts 1
RC46 62 Essentials of Community Intervention 413

Clinical Sociology {NB}
RC02 63 Global Stratification 410

Economy and Society {NB}
RC15 64 Health care choice: Discourses, 438

Sociology of Health perceptions and experiences {NB}
RC44 65 Innovative approaches to informal work 29

Labor Movements {OB}
RC13 66 Leisure in turbulent times (Presidential APT 10 Ishwar Modi

Sociology of Leisure Session of ISA RC13) {OB}
RC55 67 Measuring and Monitoring Social 23 Robert Bijl

Social Indicators Progress II {OB}
RC31 68 Migration of labour and human rights 307 Smita Verma

Sociology of Migration issues: Reflections on global context {OB}
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10:45 - 12:15
RC23 69 New work in the study of science, APT 120 Ralph Matthews
Sociology of Science Technology and knowledge {OB}
and Technology
RC24 70 Nuclear power, risk and climate change 303 Ritsuko Ozaki
Environment and Society {OB}
RC10 71 Participation and its relationship to social 456

Participation, justice and democracy. Part I {NB}
Organizational
Democracy and
Self-Management
RC18 72 Political Inequality Outside of the West. 460

Political Sociology Part I {NB}
RC19 73 Poverty and social policy in Latin America APT 210 Jennifer Pribble
Social Welfare and
Social Policy
RC52 74 Professional competence and careers 434 Christine Harrington

Sociology of {NB}
Professional Groups
RC34 75 RC34 Round Table: SUM

Sociology of Youth Desigualdades y precariedades en las {OB}
Round Table Session 1: trayectorias laborales / Inequalities and
Youth and work in a precariousness in employment trajectories
globalized world

Sociology of Youth Efectos de las características y cambios {OB}
de la economía sobre el empleo juvenil /
Effects of economy changes on youth
employment

Sociology of Youth Nuevos fenómenos laborales en un {OB}
Round Table Session 1: mundo globalizado / New labour
Youth and work in a phenomena in a globalized world
globalized world

Sociology of Youth Políticas de formación laboral y de {OB}
Round Table Session 1: empleo juvenil / Youth employment and
Youth and work in a training policies
globalized world

Sociology of Youth Subjetividades, representaciones sociales {OB}
y sentidos del trabajo / Subjectivities,
labour representations and meanings
RC22 80 Religion and the rights of social minorities 414

Sociology of Religion {NB}
 44 
1 2 3 4
10:45 - 12:15
RC45 81 Social capital: Current research on the 453

Rational Choice construction of social capital {NB}
RC42 82 Social Justice and Democratization 19

Social Psychology {OB}
RC29 83 Social justice and Democratization: 459

Deviance and Social Diffuse Violence and Social Control {NB}
Control
RC07 84 Social Justice, Equality and Participation APT 16 Celi Scalon

Futures Research {OB}
RC51 Sociocybernetics 85 Systemic perspective to think knowledge 304

and cultural management development. {OB}
Part III
RC54 86 The body in network society: Memory, 462

The Body in the Social communication and cultural practices on {NB}
Sciences the social web and abroad
RC21 87 Urban outskirts: Renewed conflicts in a 301

Regional and Urban comparative perspective {OB}
Development
RC17 88 What Makes an Organization 433

Sociology of {NB}
Organization
RC38 89 Where Are You From? Experiences of 454 Helma Lutz

Biography and Society Exclusion, Marginalization and Racism. {NB}
Part I
RC32 90 Women, violence and social justice. 446 Evangelia Tastsoglou

Women in Society Part I. {NB}
TG03 91 Human Rights and the Well-Being of Non- 305 Claudia Tazreiter
Human Rights and Citizens: New Boundaries of Citizenship {OB}
Global Justice and Belonging. Part I
TG04 92 Risk and Health/Illness. Part II 309 Martyn Chamberlain

Uncertainty
TG06 93 The Social Organization of Knowledge. 306 Liza McCoy

Institutional Ethnography Part I {OB}
TG05 94 Visual Sociology as/of Activism for Social 430 Regev Nathansohn
Visual Sociology Justice {NB}
WG05 95 Climate Change, Food Insecurity and 34

Famine and Society Malnutrition {OB}
RC33 96 Process-Oriented Methodology and 31 Fumiya Onaka

Logic and Methodology Theories in Historical and Comparative {OB}
in Sociology Sociology
 45 
12:30 - 14:00
ALAS AAS 97 Additional Session 3 - Derecho, cultura y APT 212

Sessions migración {OB}
RC54 98 Body, emotions and spatial cognition in 462 Bianca Maria Pirani
The Body in the Social the information society {NB}
Sciences
RC42 99 (In)justice and inequalities in a globalized 19

Social Psychology (democratic) world {OB}
RC45 100 Actors, choices, and rationality in the 453

Rational Choice Global South {NB}
RC36 101 Agency and empowerment in the life 452

Alienation Theory and world {NB}
Research
RC07 102 Alternatives to neoliberal globalization: APT 16 Markus S. Schulz;

Futures Research Comparing counter-hegemonic projects - {OB} William Carroll
Part I
RC47 103 Anti-nuclear movements after Fukushima 302 Seung Kuk Kim
Social Classes and disaster {OB}
Social Movements
RC37 104 Art, (il)legitimacy and consecration 466 Ling-Yun Tang

Sociology of Arts processes? I {NB}
RC23 105 Beyond risk: Governing unknowns APT 120

Sociology of Science {OB}
and Technology
RC38 106 Biography and Ethnography 436 Andreas Oskar Kempf

Biography and Society {NB}
RC11 107 Caring for older adults with dementia 440 Kate O’Loughlin
Sociology of Aging {NB}
RC26 108 Cellular globalization: Social theory as 442 Nikita Pokrovsky

Sociotechnics, projected on applied Sociology {NB}
RC53 109 Children’s rights and social justice 444

Sociology of Childhood {NB}
RC48 110 Collective action and the rebirth of social 38 Francisco Baez Urbina
Social Movements, movements for social and economic justice {OB}
Collective Actions and in Chile: causes, demands and result in a
Social Change global world
RC46 111 Community Development and Social 413

Clinical Sociology Justice {NB}
RC20 112 Comparative studies of historical and 458

Comparative Sociology contemporary civilising and decivilising {NB}
shifts in politics, culture and morality
 46 
1 2 3 4
12:30 - 14:00
RC41 113 Current issues in population and social 468

Sociology of Population justice {NB}
RC05 114 Diaspora and ethno-national conflict 454 Nira Yuval-Davis

Racism, Nationalism {NB}
and Ethnic Relations
RC25 115 Discourses of Exclusion and Resistance 32 Viviane Resende

RC33 116 Empirical Methods in Aging Research 1 24

Logic and Methodology {OB}
in Sociology
RC24 117 Environmental problems, natural disasters, 303 Matthias Gross

Environment and Society and socio-technical risks {OB}
RC52 118 Globalisation and its impacts on 433

Sociology of professions and organisations {NB}
Professional Groups
RC34 119 Itinerary of research on youth studies in 448 Pedro Nunez;

Sociology of Youth Argentina: Key analysis, perspectives and {NB} Carles Feixa
interdisciplinary views
RC30 120 La crisis del trabajo y políticas de vida 17

Sociology of Work digna: Diagnósticos, reclamos y {OB}
alternativas
RC12 121 Law and migration 457 Susana Novick

RC13 122 Leisure, urbanization, migration and ethnic APT 110

Sociology of Leisure relations {OB}
RC19 123 Models of social assistance in Latin APT 210

Sociology of Poverty, America {OB}
Social Welfare and
Social Policy
RC31 124 Out of Place Emotions: managing 307

Sociology of Migration emotions from a distance {OB}
RC18 125 Party Members and Activists in Latin 460

Political Sociology America {NB}
RC02 126 Political Economy, Knowledge, Ecology 410


Women in Society Challenging gendered spaces and {OB}
Round Table Session: categories
Women, social justice
and democratization,
Part I
 47 
12:30 - 14:00
RC32 128 RC32 Round Table: SUM Vappu Tyyska

Women in Society Violence: expressions and solutions {OB}

Women in Society Women in action: Images and realities {OB}

Women in Society Women’s work environments {OB}
Part I

Women in Society Women, welfare & economic (re) {OB}
Round Table Session: structuring
Part I
RC22 132 Religious pluralism and struggle for justice 414

Sociology of Religion in secular democracies {NB}
RC55 133 Social Indicator Databases 23

Social Indicators {OB}
RC10 134 Social participation and the economic 456

Participation, and social crisis {NB}
Organizational
Democracy and Self-
Management
RC09 135 Socio-political orders beside the state or 464 Dieter Neubert
Social Transformations the limits of the Leviathan {NB}
and Sociology of
Development
RC35 136 Subjectivity, symbolic power and social 443 Daniela Lopez
Conceptual and justice {NB}
RC51 Sociocybernetics 137 Systemic Perspective to think knowledge 304

and cultural management development. {OB}
Part II
RC29 138 The dilemmas of the public safety, social 459

Deviance and Social inequalities, social control and deviance {NB}
Control
RC04 139 The role of professional ethics in APT 10 Maria Ligia De Olivera
Sociology of Education promoting social compromise. Part II {OB} Barbosa
RC15 140 The transformation of lives: Making up 438

Sociology of Health people through biotechnologies {NB}
 48 
1 2 3 4
12:30 - 14:00
RC44 141 Unfree labour: States, capital and the 29 Jennifer Chun
Labor Movements struggles of migrant and immigrant workers {OB}
for social and economic justice
RC21 142 Urban planning and public policies for 301

Regional and Urban social and ethnic mix: ‘faith-based {OB}
Development displacement activities’ or effective
instruments against socio-spatial exclusion?
TG05 143 On Crime, Justice, Activism, Power and 430 Ruthie Ginsburg
Visual Sociology Resistance: Top-Down and Bottom-Up {NB}
Visual Practices
TG04 144 Risk, Biography and Everyday Life. Part I 309 Marian Burchardt
Uncertainty
TG07 145 Sensory Experiences: Constituents of 308

Senses and Society Social Justice and Democratization? {OB}
TG03 146 Transnational Feminism, Global Women’s 305 Sylvanna Falcon

Human Rights and Movements, and Social Justice. Part II {OB}
Global Justice
WG05 147 Food Insecurity, Poverty and Vulnerabilities 34

Famine and Society in Developing Nations {OB}
WG01 148 Local Responses to Globalization: Cases 35 Dmytro Chuchko

Sociology of Local- of Different Countries {OB}
Global Relations
WG02 149 Modernities in Theory: Perspectives 31

Historical and of/from the Colonized Others {OB}
Comparative Sociology Invitation Only
14:30 - 16:00
ALAS AAS 150 Additional Session 4 - Sociología de la APT 212

Sessions salud y las políticas sanitarias {OB}
RC37 151 Analyzing art works as a way to social 466 Paulo Menezes
Sociology of Arts knowledge II {NB}
RC22 152 Asian religions in the era of globalization 414

RC19 153 Basic universalism: Is Latin America getting APT 210

Sociology of Poverty, closer or further away? {OB}
Social Welfare and
Social Policy
 49 
14:30 - 16:00
RC53 154 Children’s lives, voices and well being. 444

Sociology of Childhood Poster session & RC 53 Reception. {NB}
RC47 155 Conflicts, social movements and 302 Fernando Calderon

Social Classes and democracy in the global era {OB}
Social Movements
RC41 156 Current issues in population research 468 Rosa Maria

Sociology of Population {NB} Camarena-Cordova
RC10 157 Diversity of civic participation patterns in a 456 Pawel Starosta

Participation, globalizing world {NB}
Organizational
Democracy and Self-
Management
RC36 158 From alienation to empowerment. Part I 452 Marvin Prosono

Research
RC46 159 Gender, Sexuality, Disability and Social 413 Anastasia- Valentine
Clinical Sociology Justice {NB} Rigas
RC07 160 Globalization, futures of management, 464 Ulrike Schuerkens

Futures Research and resistance movements. Part I {NB}
RC24 161 Governing global socio-ecological 303 J. David Tabara

Environment and Society systems {OB}
RC54 162 Human/machine social interaction: The 462 Adrian Scribano

The Body in the Social felt presence of absent bodies performing {NB}
Sciences the sonic and visual streams
RC11 163 Images, Meaning, and Discourses of 440 Kyriakos Markides

Sociology of Aging Ageing {NB}
RC34 164 Juvenile violence, policing and access to 448

Sociology of Youth justice {NB}
RC25 165 Language and Migrations/ Lengua y 32 Rodolfo Gutierrez;

Language and Society Migraciones {OB} Roland Terborg
RC02 166 Latin America and global social change 410

RC12 167 Law and politics 457 Agelica Cuellar

Sociology of Law {NB} Vazquez
RC13 168 Leisure and tourism: Social and APT 10

Sociology of Leisure environmental concerns. Part II {OB}
RC15 169 Medications and pharmaceuticalization: 438

Sociology of Health Continuity and change {NB}
RC38 170 Methodological Challenges in Biography 436 Feiwel Kupferberg

Biography and Society Research {NB}
 50 
1 2 3 4
14:30 - 16:00
RC55 171 Methodological issues in constructing 23

Social Indicators complex social indicators {OB}
RC14 172 New media, democracy and social justice 450 Isleide Fontenelle
Sociology of Part I {NB}
Communication,
RC51 Sociocybernetics 173 Observing, measuring and reconstructing 304

emergent meaning {OB}
RC04 174 Opportunities and barriers to educational APT 10 David Konstantinovsky

Sociology of Education access and equity in developed nations: {OB}
Issues of race, ethnicity and immigration
on schooling in a globalizing world
RC31 175 Out of Place Emotions: Ambiguity of being 307

RC30 176 Panel session. Democracy at work and 17

Sociology of Work social justice: an international perspective {OB}
RC44 177 RC44 Round Table 2: SUM

Labor Movements Strategies for organizing informal workers {OB}
RC44 178 RC44 Round Table 3: SUM Jacklyn Cock

Labor Movements The solidarity economy, the labor {OB}
Round Table Session: movement and the fight against precarious
Emerging alternatives for employment
the labor movement:
New visions, new
contexts, new strategies

Labor Movements New strategies for bringing union {OB}
democracy to unions with diverse
memberships

Labor Movements Organizing Strategies, Diversity and Union {OB}
Round Table Session: Democracy
Emerging alternatives for
the labor movement:
New visions, new
contexts, new strategies
RC32 181 Researching women’s lives in post-colonial 446 Akosua Adomako

Women in Society contexts: Challenges and transformations {NB} Ampofo
in decolonizing self and research
RC23 182 Science institutions and society: Mutual APT 120

Sociology of Science interactions and adaptations {OB}
and Technology
RC52 183 Science, innovation and professional 434 Lorenzo Speranza

Sociology of development {NB}
Professional Groups
 51 
14:30 - 16:00
RC21 184 The role of design and social justice in 301

Regional and Urban 21st century cities: Paradoxes and {OB}
Development challenges
RC29 185 The sociological explanations of 459

Deviance and Social deviance, crime and social control {NB}
Control
RC05 186 Violencia e interculturalidad / Violence 454 Nelson Arteaga

Racism, Nationalism and interculturality. Part I {NB} Botello
TG03 187 Localizing Global Justice: The Politics of 305 Kristy Kelly
Human Rights and Education, Training and Development. {OB}
Global Justice Part I
TG04 188 Risk, Biography and Everyday Life. Part II 309 Marian Burchardt
Uncertainty
TG07 189 Sensory Order(s), Sensory Transgressions 308

Senses and Society {OB}
TG06 190 The Social Organization of 306 Paul Luken

Institutional Ethnography Knowledge. Part II {OB}
TG05 191 Visual Activism: The (Street) Art of Making 430 Christian von Wissel
Visual Sociology Visible Alternative Ways of Seeing the {NB}
World
WG01 192 Panel Session: Global Cultural Centers 35

Sociology of Local- and Development of Local Cultures {OB}
Global Relations
RC05 193 Social Positioning in Comparative/ 31 Trica Keaton

Racism, Nationalism Historical Perspective {OB}
18:15 - 19:45
Plenary Sessions 194 Plenary Session I: AH Alberto L. Bialakowsky

Social Justice and Democratization
 52 
1 2 3 4
09:00 - 10:30
ALAS AAS 195 Additional Session 5 - Participación APT 212

Sessions política y programas sociales {OB}
RC30 196 Articulating work and family: Gender or 17

Sociology of Work professional group differences? / Conciliar {OB}
empleo y familia: ¿Unas diferencias de
género, de grupo profesional u otras?
RC55 197 Assessing quality of life and social 23 Agustin Salvia

Social Indicators development: Notions, approaches and {OB}
indicators
RC38 198 Bodies in motion 436 Susan Bell

RC23 199 Changing dynamic in research APT 120 Hebe Vessuri

Sociology of Science organizations {OB}
and Technology
RC14 200 Consumer culture and social issues 450 Indhu Rajagopal
Sociology of {NB}
Communication,
RC05 201 Contemporary Racisms, Problematic 454 Alice Feldman

Racism, Nationalism Positionalities and Marginalised Voices: {NB}
and Ethnic Relations The Methodological Challenge
RC20 202 Death and politics: Socio-historical and 458

Comparative Sociology comparative approaches. Part I {NB}
RC13 203 Democratization and the promise of leisure APT 110 Christianne Luce
Sociology of Leisure {OB} Gomes
RC48 204 Democratization movements and human 38

Social Movements, rights. Part I {OB}
Social Change
RC07 205 Democratizing futures and digital APT 16

Futures Research inclusion: Participatory opportunities and {OB}
pitfalls
RC02 206 Diversity in corporate networks 410

RC45 207 Embedded rational choice in institutional 453

Rational Choice change {NB}
RC25 208 Empowerment, Language and the Body 32 Celine-Marie Pascale

RC33 209 Ethnography 24

in Sociology
 53 
09:00 - 10:30
RC49 210 Gender, social justice, and mental health 432

Mental Health and {NB}
Illness
RC24 211 Global Commodity Chains And 303 Julia S. Guivant

Environment and Society Environmental Flows {OB}
RC43 212 Housing and the right to the city. Part I 301
Housing and Built {OB}
Environment
RC44 213 Labor movements and the State: What 29 Ruy Braga
Labor Movements happens when political allies take power? {OB}
RC11 214 Later life decision making: Consumption, 440 Neena Chappell
Sociology of Aging home care, and end of life {NB}
RC47 215 Latin American social movements and 302 Emilio Taddei
Social Classes and social justice in the Global South {OB}
Social Movements
RC34 216 Mass higher education, employment 448

Sociology of Youth opportunities, and youth {NB}
RC31 217 Migration In (Post-) Socialist Societies 464 Habibul H. Khondker

Sociology of Migration {NB}
RC32 218 Movimientos de mujeres por la justicia 446 Alicia Dambrauskas;

Women in Society social y la democratización en América {NB} Alicia Itati Palermo
Latina / Women`s movements for social
justice and democratization in Latin
America Part I
RC17 219 Organizational critique before (and after?) 433

Sociology of Critical Management Studies/ {NB}
Organization Mechanisms of innovation
RC52 220 Professions and democracy. Part II 434 Helena Serra

Sociology of {NB}
Professional Groups
RC36 221 Race, alienation and everyday life 452

Research
RC10 222 RC10 RC04 Part II: Round Table 1 SUM

Round Table Profesionales, universidades y {OB}
Social justice and conocimiento
participation: The role of
higher education. Part II

Round Table: Desafíos de inclusión {OB}
Social justice and
participation: The role of
higher education. Part II
 54 
1 2 3 4
09:00 - 10:30

Sociology of Education Desigualdad escolar {OB}
RC18 225 RC18 Round Table 1: 25&26

Political Sociology Democratization and elections in Latin {OB}
Roundtable Session: America
Democratization and
political behavior in the
Latin America
RC22 226 Regimes of religious regulation I: 414

Sociology of Religion Government and social regulation of {NB}
religion
RC31 227 Repeat migration and social inequalities 307

Sociology of Migration and equalities {OB}
RC21 228 Segregation(s) and urban inequalities in 304

Regional and Urban major cities around the world. Part I {OB}
Development
RC04 229 Social inequalities and secondary APT 10

Sociology of Education education: Theories, methods and {OB}
research findings
RC15 230 Sociology of complementary and 438

Sociology of Health alternative medicine. Part I {NB}
RC15 231 Towards better healthcare for all: What APT 210
Sociology of Health matters in the transformation of healthcare {OB}
systems and policy. Part II
TG04 232 Voluntary Risk Taking and Edgework 309 Steven Lyng
Uncertainty
WG05 233 Social Injustice, Marginalization and 34

Famine and Society Inequalities in Globalised Asia and Africa {OB}
in the Context of Access to Food, Health
Services and Education
10:45 - 12:15
ALAS AAS 234 Additional Session 6 - Sociología urbana APT 212

Sessions {OB}
RC37 235 Artistic and non-artistic markets: 466 Florent Gaudez

Sociology of Arts Entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation {NB}
RC36 236 Bodies, emotions, alienation and 452 Richard Miskolci

Alienation Theory and everyday life {NB}
Research
 55 
10:45 - 12:15
RC53 237 Childhood in democracy's infancy 444

RC44 238 China’s emerging working class and the 29

Labor Movements future of the labor movement {OB}
RC46 239 Corruption and Globalization: Open 413

Clinical Sociology discussion {NB}
RC20 240 Death and politics: Socio-historical and 458

Comparative Sociology comparative approaches. Part II {NB}
RC49 241 Disaster, society and mental health 432

Illness
RC42 242 Discursive and narrative approaches to 19

Social Psychology identity research {OB}
RC24 243 Environmental attitudes and behaviours 303 Riley Dunlap

RC32 244 Gender, science and technology: Post- 446 Josephine Beoku-Betts
Women in Society colonial and feminist perspectives {NB}
RC43 245 Housing policies: Latin America, popular 469

Housing and Built housing, comparative {NB}
Environment
RC55 246 Human Relations and its Importance for 23

Social Indicators Well-Being {OB}
RC29 247 Human rights violations 459

Deviance and Social {NB}
Control
RC48 248 Imagining futures: Social movements, APT 16 Benjamin Tejerina

Social Movements, publics and contentious politics - Part I {OB}
Social Change
RC23 249 International science and technology APT 120

Sociology of Science cooperation: The role of academic {OB}
and Technology mobility
RC18 250 Intra-party conflicts: Enhancing or 460

Political Sociology diminishing democracy at large? {NB}
RC31 251 Latin American migration, development 307 Jean-Michel Lafleur

Sociology of Migration and transnational citizenship: A South- {OB}
North academic dialogue
RC12 252 Legal professions. Part 1 457 Hilary Sommerland

RC13 253 Leisure across disciplines: Theories and APT 110 Thomas Henricks
Sociology of Leisure methods {OB}
 56 
1 2 3 4
10:45 - 12:15
RC25 254 Lenguas Indígenas / Indigenous 32 Amado Alarcon

Language and Society Languages {OB}
RC21 255 Local Welfare: Changing States, 301

Regional and Urban Stakeholders Mobilization and Policy {OB}
Development Rescaling
RC51 256 Modern sociological systems theory in 304

Sociocybernetics social practice. Part II {OB}
RC30 257 New career theory and new realities of 17

Sociology of Work work in the Knowledge Economy / {OB}
Nuevas teorías de la carerra y nuevas
realidades de trabajo en la Economía del
Conocimiento
RC14 258 New media, democracy and social 450 Oksana Lychkovska
Sociology of justice. Part II {NB}
Communication,
RC11 259 Participation and cultural sociology of the 456 Julia Rozanova
Sociology of Aging life course. Part I {NB}
RC38 260 Pictures, biographies and families 436 Kathy Davis

RC41 261 Population Challenges in Health Equity 468

Sociology of Population {NB}
RC35 262 Power and slavery 443 Craig Browne

Conceptual and {NB}
RC52 263 Professional governance and health 434 Ivy Bourgeault

Sociology of human resource management: The {NB}
Professional Groups challenges of equality, diversity and
inclusion. Part I

Sociology of Youth Class, place and identity {OB}

Sociology of Youth Identity construction processes between {OB}
individualization and collective
experiences. Part I

Sociology of Youth Identity construction processes between {OB}
Round Table Session 2: individualization and collective
Youth identity experiences. Part II
construction: Between
individualization and
collective experiences
of belongingness and
resistance
 57 
10:45 - 12:15

Sociology of Youth Identity, education and resistance {OB}
Round Table Session 2:
Youth identity
resistance

Sociology of Youth Youth activism and resistance in the {OB}
Round Table Session 2: process of identity construction
Youth identity
resistance
RC45 269 RC45 Business Meeting 453

Rational Choice {NB}
RC22 270 Regimes of religious regulation II: 414

Sociology of Religion Multiculturalism and the management of {NB}
religion
RC19 271 Social protection for older adults in Latin APT 210
Sociology of Poverty, America and beyond {OB}
Social Welfare and
Social Policy
RC54 272 The body and difference in society: 462 Jacqueline Low
The Body in the Social Embodiment, theory and social control {NB}
Sciences
RC09 273 The cultural politics of economic 464

Social Transformations development {NB}
and Sociology of
Development
RC04 274 The democratic schooling: Limits, APT 10

Sociology of Education possibilities, and consequences and {OB}
national agendas in a globalizing world
RC02 275 Theorizing gender, state and economy 410

RC05 276 Tracking Contemporary Racisms on Virtual 454 Bandana Purkayastha

Racism, Nationalism spaces and Print media {NB}
RC17 277 What makes consumer market 433

Sociology of organizations? {NB}
Organization
 58 
1 2 3 4
10:45 - 12:15
RC47 278 ¿Repolitización de las movilizaciones 302 Maria da Gloria Gohn

Social Classes and sociales en América Latina? {OB}
Social Movements
TG05 279 Civic Media and Creative Youth Activism 430 Jorgelina Flury
Visual Sociology in the Middle East {NB}
TG06 280 Puzzles and Challenges in Institutional 306 Barbara Comber;

Institutional Ethnography Ethnography Research {OB} Alison Griffith
TG03 281 Risk, Human Rights and Global Justice 305 Edward Sieh
Human Rights and {OB}
Global Justice
WG02 282 Case-Based Comparative-Historical 31

Historical and Investigations: Different Purposes, Different {OB}
Comparative Sociology Strategies, Different Outcomes
WG01 283 Local Development and Local Democracy: 35 Larisa Vdovichenko

Sociology of Local- Problems of Social Justice {OB}
Global Relations
WG05 284 Tackling Poverty and Vulnerability: Role of 34

Famine and Society the Informal Sector {OB}
12:30 - 14:00
ALAS AAS 285 Additional Session 7 - Ciencia, tecnología APT 212

Sessions y sociedad: Territorios de confluencia {OB}
RC22 286 Alternatives religiosities and beliefs in 414

Sociology of Religion contemporary world {NB}
RC02 287 Alternatives to neoliberal globalization: APT 16

Economy and Society Comparing counter-hegemonic projects. {OB}
Part II
RC53 288 Children’s bodies 444

RC26 289 Community empowerment and regional 442

Sociotechnics, cohesion policy in times of crisis {NB}
RC30 290 Conciliar empleo y familia: ¿Unas 17

Sociology of Work diferencias de género, de grupo {OB}
profesional u otras?
RC02 291 Economy, economists & public decision 410

Economy and Society making {NB}
 59 
12:30 - 14:00
RC54 292 Embodiment and creation: Metropolitan 462 Shinsuke Sakumichi

The Body in the Social bodies and the flows of tradition {NB}
Sciences
RC35 293 Epistemological challenges presented by 443 Sergio Tavolaro

Conceptual and the experience of modernity in non- {NB}
Terminological Analysis Western contexts 2
RC38 294 Food as a special symbol in the migration 436 Lena Inowlocki
Biography and Society process {NB}
RC47 295 Forms of social justice: Localism and 302 Daishiro Nomiya
Social Classes and globalism in Asian context {OB}
Social Movements
RC46 296 Health and Justice 413

RC04 297 Higher education policies to promote APT 10 Ana Garcia de Fanelli
Sociology of Education retention and graduation {OB}
RC49 298 HIV/AIDS, social change and social 432

Mental Health and justice {NB}
Illness
RC21 299 Housing and the right to the city. Part II 301
Regional and Urban {OB}
Development
RC52 300 In-between fragmentation and new 434 Christiane Schnell

Sociology of identities: Professional socialisation within {NB}
Professional Groups established and emerging fields of
professionalism. Part I
RC23 301 Interfaces between the technical world APT 120

Sociology of Science and the lived reality. {OB}
and Technology
RC12 302 Legal professions. Part 2 457 Hilary Sommerland

RC13 303 Leisure education: Social justice in life-long APT 110

Sociology of Leisure learning. Part I {OB}
RC31 304 Migrant ‘illegality’ and non-citizen 307 Ewa Morawska

Sociology of Migration precarious status in the Americas {OB}
RC25 305 Nationalism and Identity 32 Nadya Georgieva

RC15 306 Obesity: A 21st century plague? 438

Sociology of Health {NB}
RC17 307 Organizing climate change 433

Sociology of {NB}
Organization
 60 
1 2 3 4
12:30 - 14:00
RC19 308 Panel discussion: APT 210

Sociology of Poverty, The quality of social policy: Explaining {OB}
Social Welfare and cross-national and sub-national differences
Social Policy
RC11 309 Panel: 440

Sociology of Aging The life-course perspective in Latin America {NB}

Racism, Nationalism {NB}

Alienation Theory and Alienated labor in the production of {OB}
Research cultural and social capital
Alienation and culture
RC55 312 RC55 Business Meeting 23 Ruut Veenhoven

RC37 313 Social justice and democratization: Avant- 466 Jeffrey Halley
Sociology of Arts gardes (then and now), art and change I {NB}
RC42 314 Social resource theory: challenges, 19

Social Psychology insights and prospects. Panel session {OB}
RC44 315 The attack on public sector unionism and 29

Labor Movements labor’s response {OB}
RC51 316 The challenge of Sociocybernetics for 304

Sociocybernetics Cultural and Political Knowing {OB}
RC14 317 Videography and the Analysis of Visual 24

Sociology of Knowledge and Culture {OB}
Communication,
RC48 318 Visual Representation of Injustice and 38 Piotr Sztompka

Social Movements, Exclusion {OB}
Social Change
RC41 319 Who’s afraid of population decline? 468

Sociology of Population Challenges, responses and consequence {NB}
RC32 320 Women, violence and social justice. Part II 446 Antoinette Hetzler
Women in Society {NB}
RC34 321 Working with, for and through young 448 Trudi Cooper
Sociology of Youth people: Community, public care and custody {NB}
RC29 322 Youth and violence 459

Control
 61 
12:30 - 14:00
TG03 323 Localizing Global Justice: The Politics of 305 Kristy Kelly
Human Rights and Education, Training and Development. Part II {OB}
Global Justice
TG07 324 Sensory Scholarship: New Directions in 308

Senses and Society Theory and Methodology? {OB}
TG04 325 Theoretical Developments on Risk, 309 Natalia Besedovsky

Sociology of Risk and Uncertainty and Related Concepts. Part I {OB}
Uncertainty
WG02 326 The Sociogenesis of Environmental Injustice 31

Historical and and Inequality in Latin America: Historic- {OB}
Comparative Sociology Comparative Sociological Approaches
WG05 327 Towards Social and Financial Inclusion: 34

Famine and Society Exploring Right Path through Social Justice, {OB}
Social Security and Democratization
14:30 - 16:00
ALAS AAS 328 Additional Session 8 - Medioambiente, APT 212

Sessions recursos naturales y desarrollo {OB}
RC04 329 Academic capitalism: Transformation of APT 10 Svetlana Sharonova

Sociology of Education justice or democracy development? {OB}
RC22 330 Beliefs in the city: Religious transformations 414

Sociology of Religion in urban areas {NB}
RC34 331 Citizenship and in/exclusion 448

Sociology of Youth {NB}
RC18 332 Civil society and the state in Latin America 460
Political Sociology and beyond: New patterns of {NB}
relationship. Part I
RC29 333 Cultural dimensions of crime and violence 459

Control
RC14 334 Cultural industries, new media and art in 450 Paul Lopes
Sociology of the global world {NB}
Communication,
RC54 335 Embodied players: Re-thinking the role of 462

The Body in the Social the physical in leisure {NB}
Sciences
 62 
1 2 3 4
14:30 - 16:00
RC11 336 Extending working lives: Are workplace 440 Julie McMullin
Sociology of Aging practises convergent with recent policy {NB}
directions?
RC23 337 Forms of interaction between science, APT 120

Sociology of Science universities and society: Knowledge {OB}
and Technology mobilization, regulation and the societal
impacts of scientific knowledge
RC48 338 From alienation to empowerment. Part II. 452

Social Movements, {NB}
Social Change
RC26 339 Governance, civil society and new 442 Arianna Montanari
Sociotechnics, models of democracy {NB}
RC41 340 Health and migration: Current issues in 468

Sociology of Population population health {NB}
RC10 341 Ibero-American views on participation, 456 Martha Nelida Ruiz

Participation, social justice and democracy {NB} Uribe
Organizational
Democracy and
Self-Management
RC52 342 In-between fragmentation and new 434 Helena Serra

Sociology of identities: Professional socialisation within {NB}
Professional Groups established and emerging fields of
professionalism. Part II
RC05 343 Indigeneity, autochthony and the politics 454 Scott Poynting
Racism, Nationalism of belonging {NB}
RC13 344 Leisure, democracy and diversity of APT 10

Sociology of Leisure lifestyles: Children and the youth {OB}
RC31 345 Migrating out of the home and into the 307 Mary Romero
Sociology of Migration gendered and racialized globalized {OB}
market of household labor
RC55 346 Migration and Quality of Life. Part I 23 David Bartram

RC09 347 Migration and Social Change 464

Social Transformations {NB}
and Sociology of
Development
RC51 348 Modern sociological systems theory in 304

Sociocybernetics social practice (A): Applications to {OB}
societal problems
 63 
14:30 - 16:00
RC32 349 Movimientos de mujeres por la justicia 446 Marlise Matos

Women in Society social y la democratización en América {NB}
Latina / Women`s movements for social
justice and democratization in Latin
America Part II
RC30 350 New work organization, new work 17

Sociology of Work division and new skills. Part II. {OB}
Transnationalisation of work practices
RC02 351 Organizing markets 433

RC35 352 Postcolonialism and decoloniality: A 443 John Holmwood

Conceptual and dialogue {NB}
RC07 353 RC07 Roundtable 1A: SUM

Futures Research Round Politics of the Future {OB}
Table Session 1
RC07 354 RC07 Roundtable 1B: SUM Y. Michal Bodemann;

Futures Research Round Memory’s futures: Human rights and {OB} Carlos Demasi
Table Session 1 transitional justice / El futuro de la
memoria: derechos humanos y políticas
de transición: verdad, justicia y reparación
RC07 355 RC07 Roundtable 1C: SUM Arlene Torres

Futures Research Round Imagining futures: Social movements, {OB}
Table Session 1 publics and contentious politics
RC07 356 RC07 Roundtable 1D: SUM Laura Robinson

Futures Research Round Technology/media/futures {OB}
Table Session 1
RC07 357 RC07 Roundtable 1E: SUM Henry Veltmeyer

Futures Research Round Alternatives to neoliberal globalization: {OB}
Table Session 1 Comparing counterhegemonic projects


Environment


RC19 362 Social policy in Latin America - Part I APT 210 Carmen Midaglia
Social Welfare and
Social Policy
 64 
1 2 3 4
14:30 - 16:00
RC24 363 Sustainable consumption and 303 Magnus Boström

Environment and Society environmental behaviours {OB}
RC42 364 The social psychology of extreme political 19

Social Psychology actions {OB}
RC19 365 Towards better healthcare for all: What 438

Sociology of Poverty, matters in the transformation of healthcare {NB}
Social Welfare and systems and policy. Part III
Social Policy
RC38 366 Transnational family migrations 436 Irini Siouti

RC21 367 Urban conflicts, comparative studies and 301

Regional and Urban planning. Part I {OB}
Development
RC47 368 Urban movements in the new metropolitan 302 Pierre Hamel
Social Classes and context {OB}
Social Movements
RC12 369 Urban problems 457 Antonio Azuela

RC37 370 Uses and misuses of the arts in the public 466 Florent Gaudez
Sociology of Arts sphere I {NB}
TG05 371 Critiquing Participatory Video: Experiences 430 Gabry Vanderveen

Visual Sociology from Around the World {NB}
TG07 372 Meet the Authors – Phillip Vannini and 308

Senses and Society Dennis Waskul {OB}
TG03 373 TG03 Business Meeting 305

Human Rights and {OB}
Global Justice
TG04 374 Theoretical Developments on Risk, 309 Klaus Peter Japp

Sociology of Risk and Uncertainty and Related Concepts. Part II {OB}
Uncertainty
TG06 375 Transnational Ruling Relations 306 Lois Andre-Bechely

WG01 376 WG01 Business Meeting 35

Sociology of Local- {OB}
Global Relations

Famine and Society {OB}
 65 
16:15 - 17:45
ALAS AAS 378 Additional Session 9 - Migraciones y APT 212

Sessions relaciones interculturales {OB}
Other Activities 379 Current Sociology 453

{NB}
RC04 380 Academic choices and barriers on the APT 10 Iasonas Lamprianou
Sociology of Education transition to tertiary education: Issues of {OB}
social justice
RC18 381 Civil society and the state in Latin America 460
Political Sociology and beyond: New patterns of {NB}
relationship. Part II
RC19 382 Comparative social assistance models APT 210

Social Welfare and
Social Policy
RC48 383 Democratization movements and human 38 Sharon Barnartt

Social Movements, rights. Part II {OB}
Social Change
RC31 384 Food, family and migration 434 Ethel Kosminsky

RC07 385 Futures, values and sociological APT 16 Elisa Reis

Futures Research theory - Part I {OB}
RC32 386 Gender & Arab revolts: Where are the 446 Zakia Salime
Women in Society women? {NB}
RC34 387 Generations and intergenerational 448 Carmen Leccardi

Sociology of Youth relationships in the global age {NB}
RC21 388 Governing cities: A comparison of large 301

Regional and Urban cities {OB}
Development
RC55 389 Keynote speaker session: Ruut Veenhoven: 23 Mariano Rojas

Social Indicators Quality of life: Its past and its future {OB}
RC13 390 Leisure, work, time-budgets and the APT 110

Sociology of Leisure economic crisis {OB}
RC14 391 Media, cultural diversity and identity 450 Jochen Dreher
Sociology of transformations in a global world {NB}
Communication,
RC05 392 Memoria indígena: ¿Otra dimensión de 454 Natividad Gutierrez

Racism, Nationalism las luchas políticas actuales de los {NB} Chong
and Ethnic Relations pueblos originarios de Latinoamérica?
RC33 393 Methodology and its Role in Interrogating 24 Linda Hewitt

Logic and Methodology Social and Demographic Dynamics {OB}
in Sociology
 66 
1 2 3 4
16:15 - 17:45
RC31 394 New migration profiles in a globalised 307 Catherine de Wenden

Sociology of Migration world and changing paradigms of {OB}
migration
RC11 395 Participation and its relationship to social 456 Martine Revel
Sociology of Aging justice and democracy. Part II {NB}


Social Transformations {NB}
and Sociology of
Development




and Technology

Conceptual and {NB}

Research

Sociology of Arts {NB}
RC51 405 RC51 Business meeting 304

Sociocybernetics {OB}
RC46 406 Social Justice and Democratization 413

RC24 407 Social learning for sustainability: 303

Environment and Society Knowledge, democracy and justice {OB}
RC42 408 The social psychology of language. 19

RC44 409 Trade unions in the green economy 29

RC47 410 When, where and how do movements 302 Larry Isaac
Social Classes and matter? Consequences of social {OB}
Social Movements movements
 67 
16:15 - 17:45
TG05 411 Collaborative Visual Methodologies. Part I 430 Valentina Anzoise

Visual Sociology {NB}
TG03 412 Table 1: SUM

Human Rights and Human Rights as Politics {OB}
Global Justice Round
Table Session: Human
Rights, the search for
dignity and the
oppression of the
masses I

Human Rights and Social Justice {OB}
dignity and the
oppression of the
masses I
TG03 414 Table 3: SUM Tessa le Roux

Human Rights and Human Rights Abuses {OB}
dignity and the
oppression of the
masses I

Uncertainty

18:15 - 19:45
Plenary Sessions 417 Plenary Session II: AH Margaret Abraham

Gender and Human Rights
20:15 - 21:45
418 OPEN FORUM I: AH Silvia Lago Martinez;

Social Justice and Democratization in Federico Schuster
Argentina / Justicia Social y
Democratización en Argentina
 68 
1 2 3 4
09:00 - 10:30
ALAS AAS 419 Additional Session 10 - Mujeres y APT 212

Sessions juventud {OB}
RC18 420 Age of democracy, age of inequality 460

Political Sociology {NB}
RC04 421 As the world turns: Higher education for APT 10

Sociology of Education democratic participation or status quo {OB}
elitism?
RC38 422 Biography, biographical research and 436 Michaela Koettig

Biography and Society politics. Part I {NB}
RC53 423 Children, society and exclusions. Part II-A 444

Sociology of Childhood in Spanish {NB}
RC14 424 Ciudadanía digital, e-democracia y 450 Magdalena Felice

Sociology of e-competencia en las sociedades {NB}
Communication, contemporáneas
RC24 425 Conflicting economies, livelihoods and 303

Environment and Society social-environmental interactions {OB}
RC23 426 Contested science, risk and governance APT 120

and Technology
RC10 427 Cooperatives, social economy and 456 Maria

Participation, economic policies for justice and {NB} Fregidou-Malama
Organizational participation in the new millennium
Democracy and Self-
Management
RC19 428 Economic development and the role of APT 210

Sociology of Poverty, social policy: Latin America and East Asia {OB}
Social Welfare and
Social Policy
RC22 429 Ethnicity, beliefs and religiosities 414

RC15 430 Exploring boundaries of pathology and 438

Sociology of Health normality, bodies and minds following the {NB}
emergence of the new neurosciences:
Sociological challenges
RC32 431 Gender policies in Latin America: A route 446 Breno Cypriano
Women in Society to social justice? {NB}
RC35 432 Global modernity. Sociology facing the 443 Volker H. Schmidt
Conceptual and post-western age {NB}
 69 
09:00 - 10:30
RC09 433 Globalization, futures of management and 464

Social Transformations resistance movements. Part II {NB}
and Sociology of
Development
RC43 434 Housing policy and processes 469

Environment
RC34 435 Keywords in youth studies 448

RC13 436 Leisure and the arts: Identity and self- APT 110 Lynne Ciochetto
Sociology of Leisure expression {OB}
RC21 437 Migration, migrants and the development 307 Yuri Kazepov
Regional and Urban of inclusive urban cultures and identities. {OB}
Development Part I
RC49 438 New challenges in mental health policies 432

Illness
RC44 439 New roles for intellectuals in the labor 29

Labor Movements movement? {OB}
RC25 440 Old & New Media: Changing Public 32 Anahi Farji Neer
Language and Society Spheres {OB}
WG02 441 Policies on Inequality, Racialization and 454 Vilna Bashi Treitler
Historical and Migration {NB}
RC20 442 Public spaces put to the test. A Europe- 458 Emilio de Ipola
Comparative Sociology Latin America comparison {NB}
RC33 443 Qualitative Methods in the Sociology of 24

Logic and Methodology Religion. Part I {OB}
in Sociology
RC17 444 Responsibility, participation and 433

Sociology of communication in organisations / {NB}
Organization Experiencias de participación y
comunicación: responsabilidad social en
organizaciones de Latinoamérica
RC11 445 Retirement, older workers and pension 440 John Williamson
Sociology of Aging policy {NB}
RC21 446 Segregation(s) and urban inequalities in 301

Regional and Urban major cities around the world. Part II {OB}
Development
RC45 447 Social capital: Current research on bases 453

Rational Choice and outcomes {NB}
 70 
1 2 3 4
09:00 - 10:30
RC47 448 Social Movement 2.0 302 Antimo Luigi Farro

Social Classes and {OB}
Social Movements
RC12 449 Social systems and legal systems: 457 Vitorio Olgiati
Sociology of Law transnormative reflexivity in a {NB}
multidimensional society. Part 1 /
Reflexividad transnormativa en una
sociedad multidimensional. Parte 1
RC51 450 Society, ciberculture and sociocybernetics 304

Sociocybernetics and sociology on the move {OB}
RC26 451 Sustainable communities, social capital 442 Nataliya Velikaya

Sociotechnics, and the globalisation of work {NB}
RC31 452 Temporary labour migrations: The 468 Gustavo Verduzco

Sociology of Migration resurgence of guestworker programs {NB}
RC29 453 The debate on policing models 459

Control
RC46 454 The History and Current Status of Clinical 413 Viviana Arbelo
Clinical Sociology Sociology in Nations and Regions: Open {NB}
Discussion
RC37 455 The sociology of art and sociological 466 Eduardo De La Fuente
Sociology of Arts theory: Intersections and new dialogues {NB}
RC52 456 Theoretical challenges for professions and 434 Jens-Christian Smeby
Sociology of professionalism: Social justice, {NB}
Professional Groups democratisation and transformative change
RC30 457 Work and immigration 17

Sociology of Work {OB}
TG05 458 Collaborative Visual Methodologies. Part II 430 Dee Britton

Visual Sociology {NB}
TG04 459 Governing the Risk Society. Part I 309 Manuel Cavia
Uncertainty

Human Rights and Theory of Dignity {OB}
Global Justice

Human Rights and Brazil and Argentina {OB}
Global Justice
Human Rights, the
search for dignity and
the oppression of the
masses II
 71 
09:00 - 10:30

Human Rights and National Issue {OB}
Global Justice
TG07 463 The Senses in Selfhood and Identity 308

WG01 464 Panel Session: Protest Movement in 35 Arvydas Matulionis

Sociology of Local- Globalizing World {OB}
Global Relations
10:45 - 12:15
ALAS AAS 465 Additional Session 11 - Trabajo, orden APT 212

Sessions jurídico y las nuevas prácticas de inclusión {OB}
ALAS AAS 466 RT 1a Cultura económica y sociedad 25&26

Sessions {OB}
ALAS AAS 467 RT 1b Desigualdades educativas y 25&26

Sessions sociales {OB}
ALAS AAS 468 RT 1c Sociología, antropología y 27&28

Sessions aproximaciones filosóficas a las {OB}
emociones en el contexto escolar
ALAS AAS 469 RT 1d Movimientos sociales, participación 27&28

Sessions y democracia en América Latina {OB}
RC46 470 Accreditation of Clinical, Applied and 413

Clinical Sociology Engaged Public Sociology and {NB}
Interdisciplinary Programs in the US and
Other Countries: Open Discussion
RC18 471 Age of Democracy, Age of Inequality. Part II 460

RC37 472 Art as research tool and/or sociological 466 Eduardo De La Fuente
Sociology of Arts data: Visual, sound and sensory {NB}
methodologies
RC47 473 Authors meets actors: Dialogues between 302 Manuel Antonio
Social Classes and academia and Latin American social {OB} Garreton
Social Movements movements
RC38 474 Biography, biographical research and 436 Lena Perez

Biography and Society politics. Part II {NB}
RC36 475 Bodies, emotions, alienation and resistance: 452 Miriam Adelman
Alienation Theory and Studies in contemporary culture / Cuerpos, {NB}
Research emociones, alienación y resistencia: Estudios
sobre cultura contemporánea
 72 
1 2 3 4
10:45 - 12:15
RC53 476 Children, society and exclusions. Part II-B 444

Sociology of Childhood in Spanish {NB}
RC35 477 Democracy and democratisation 443 David Strecker

Conceptual and {NB}
RC14 478 Desarrollo social y cooperación 2.0 450 Leticia Porto Pedrosa
Sociology of Co-organized with AISO {NB}
Communication,
RC09 479 Economic globalization, culture and the 464

Social Transformations transformation of management practices {NB}
and Sociology of
Development
RC33 480 Experimental Sociology 24

in Sociology
RC07 481 Futures, values and sociological theory. APT 16

Futures Research Part II {OB}
RC41 482 Global issues in fertility and reproductive 468 Dudley Poston
Sociology of Population health {NB}
RC43 483 Housing and the Right to the City. Part III 469
Environment
RC32 484 Identity politics and skilled migration: 446

Women in Society Negotiating social justice issues {NB}
RC05 485 Inclusion and exclusion in ethnically 454 Peter Ratcliffe

Racism, Nationalism diverse non-settler societies {NB}
RC02 486 Informal economies and the ethnography 410

Economy and Society of economic life. {NB}
RC11 487 Intergenerational solidarity: Bringing the 440 Virpi Timonen

Sociology of Aging public and the private into dialogue {NB}
RC30 488 Labor solidarity in the era of neo-liberal 17

Sociology of Work globalization {OB}
RC23 489 Leisure and digital transformation: APT 110 Ryoichi Horiguchi
Sociology of Science Emerging patterns of communication and {OB}
and Technology electronic community / El ocio y las
transformaciones digitales / Les loisirs et
les transformations numeriques
RC49 490 Mental health and illness in modern 432

Mental Health and societies {NB}
Illness
 73 
10:45 - 12:15
RC48 491 Movimientos sociales actuales en América 38 Fernanda Valeria Torres

Social Movements, Latina II. Posturas frente a la arena {OB}
Collective Actions and político-institucional: Participación,
Social Change oposición, articulación.
RC24 492 Natural resource governance: Participation, 303 Jose Esteban Castro
Environment and Society citizenship and democratization {OB}
RC44 493 Organizing the production of alternative 29 Michelle Williams

Labor Movements visions to support social justice {OB}
RC10 494 Participation and Cultural Sociology of the 456 Andreas Hoff
Participation, life course. Part II {NB}
Organizational
Democracy and Self-
Management
RC22 495 Politics and Religion 414

RC04 496 RC04 Round Table 1: SUM M’hammed Sabour

Sociology of Education Democracy {OB}
Issues of democracy
and justice in education
RC04 497 RC04 Round Table 2: SUM Mariano

Sociology of Education Teachers and schooling {OB} Fernandez-Enguita
Issues of democracy

Sociology of Education Educational issues in Latin America {OB}
RC04 499 RC04 Round Table 4: SUM Jason Chien-chen

Sociology of Education Educational issues of globalization {OB} Chang
Issues of democracy
RC04 500 RC04 Round Table 5: SUM Esther Ibarra Rosales

Sociology of Education Issues of ethics in education {OB}

Sociology of {NB}
Organization

Sociotechnics, {NB}
RC29 503 RC29 Business Meeting 459 Robert Nash Parker;

Deviance and Social {NB} Juan Pegoraro;
Control Alex Teixeira
 74 
1 2 3 4
10:45 - 12:15
RC20 504 Social distinction and globalization 458 Jean-Pascal Daloz

RC12 505 Social systems and legal systems: 457 Germano Schwartz
Sociology of Law transnormative reflexivity in a {NB}
RC51 506 Sociocybernetic approach to 304

Sociocybernetics democratization processes {OB}
RC54 507 The cultural nature of time: How many 462 Roberto Cipriani
The Body in the Social kinds of time? {NB}
Sciences
RC45 508 The evolution of networks and social co- 453

Rational Choice operation {NB}
RC15 509 The health workforce governance 438

Sociology of Health continuum: Good professionals, safer {NB}
patients and the right to health care
RC32 510 The Role of Language in Shaping Gender 32 Melanie Heath

Women in Society Justice and Sexual Rights Movements {OB}
RC23 511 The social and environmental impacts of APT 120

Sociology of Science nanotechnologies and other emerging {OB}
and Technology technologies
RC19 512 Transnational actors and processes in APT 210 Ito Peng
Sociology of Poverty, social policy: Latin America and beyond {OB}
Social Welfare and
Social Policy
RC31 513 Undocumented immigrants and social 307 Peter Kivisto

Sociology of Migration justice {OB}
RC21 514 Urban conflicts, comparative studies and 301

Regional and Urban planning. Part II {OB}
Development
RC42 515 Work, identities and labor subjectivities in 19

Social Psychology the new capitalism: Psychosocial readings {OB}
RC55 516 World suffering 23 Ronald Anderson

RC34 517 Young people as actors of development in 448 Ilze Koroleva

Sociology of Youth transitional countries: Ethnic majority and {NB}
minority youth
TG04 518 Governing the Risk Society. Part II 309 Chiranjibi Rijal
Uncertainty
 75 
10:45 - 12:15
TG03 519 Human Rights: How Do We Tackle the 305 Maria de Lourdes Beldi
Human Rights and Problems of Indigenous Youth? {OB} de Alcantara
Global Justice
TG05 520 New Media, Videos and Cyber-Activism 430 Valentina Anzoise
Visual Sociology on Social and Environmental Issues {NB}
TG07 521 Urbanity, Space and Place 308

WG02 522 Latin America: Modernizations and 31

Historical and Modernities in Global Contexts – {OB}
Comparative Sociology Theoretical and Comparative Perspectives
WG01 523 Political Culture and Political Actors: 35

Sociology of Local- Socialization, Recruitment and Values of {OB}
Global Relations the Local Political Class
12:30 - 14:00
ALAS AAS 524 Additional Session 12 - Movimientos APT 212

Sessions sociales {OB}
ALAS AAS 525 RT 2a Derecho y profesiones 25&26

Sessions {OB}
ALAS AAS 526 RT 2b Problemas urbanos 25&26

Sessions {OB}
ALAS AAS 527 RT 2c Análisis científico y grupos sociales 27&28

Sessions en riesgo {OB}
RC25 528 Bilinguismo y Jerarquía Social / 32 Lourdes Neri

Language and Society Bilingualism and Social Hierarchy {OB}
RC13 529 Cultural and spiritual leisure values of the APT 110
Sociology of Leisure East and West {OB}
RC41 530 Developments in the study of mortality 468

RC24 531 Environmental movements, organizations 303 Catherine, Mei Ling

Environment and Society and civil societies {OB} Wong
RC15 532 Health Inequalities Across European 438

Sociology of Health Health Systems {NB}
RC07 533 Imagining futures: Social movements, APT 16 Benjamin Tejerina

Futures Research publics and contentious politics. Part II {OB}
RC11 534 Intergenerational Relations: Intimate Ties 440 Edmund Kenneth

Sociology of Aging and Solidarity {NB} Mugayehwenkyi
 76 
1 2 3 4
12:30 - 14:00
RC04 535 Justice in schools and civic education APT 10

Sociology of Education {OB}
RC23 536 Latin America in the global science system APT 120
and Technology
RC44 537 Making transnational networks more 29 Robert O’Brien

Labor Movements effective vehicles for North-South and {OB}
South-South labor solidarity
RC31 538 Migration and Development I 307 Eric Popkin

RC48 539 Movimientos sociales actuales en América 38 Antonia Muñoz

Social Movements, Latina. Part III {OB}
Social Change
RC02 540 Neoliberalism and recomposition of Latin 410

Economy and Society American elites. Part I {NB}
RC33 541 Organizations and Mixed Methods. 24

Logic and Methodology Possibilities and Requirements of a Meso- {OB}
in Sociology Level Sociology
RC20 542 Qualitative Interviews in Comparative 458 Fumiya Onaka

Comparative Sociology Sociology {NB}
RC47 543 Radical movements examine a political 302 Antimo Luigi Farro
Social Classes and and social order {OB}
Social Movements

Participation, {NB}
Organizational
Democracy and
Self-Management


Sociology of {NB}
Communication,

Political Sociology Responses to stigmatization and redress {OB}
Roundtable Session: rights - A comparative study of Brazil,
Socio-political identities, Israel and United States
stigmatization and
redress of rights
 77 
12:30 - 14:00
RC18 548 RC18 Round Table 2: SUM Fernando Lopez-Alves

Political Sociology Transcending the national borders: Social {OB}
Roundtable Session: forces and socio-political identities in
Socio-political identities, international politics
stigmatization and
redress of rights



RC42 552 RC42 Business Meeting 19 Guillermina Jasso


Clinical Sociology and Award Presentations {NB}
RC21 554 Social justice and voice: Urban suffering 301

Regional and Urban between transformations of the city and {OB}
Development participation
RC51 555 Sociocybernetic principles: Technology, 304

Sociocybernetics ecology and globalization {OB}
RC09 556 The Arab revolution of 2011 in 464

Social Transformations comparative perspective {NB}
and Sociology of
Development
RC54 557 The body and the habitat: Mapping the 462 Damayanthie
The Body in the Social environment {NB} Eluwawalage
Sciences
RC36 558 The Internet, alienation and overcoming 452

Alienation Theory and alienation {NB}
Research
RC29 559 The social construction of the police: 459

Deviance and Social Dilemmas of police learning {NB}
Control
RC19 560 The uneasy relationship between CCTs APT 210

Sociology of Poverty, and universalism in Latin America {OB}
Social Welfare and
Social Policy
RC35 561 Time and Society 443 Robert Hassan

Conceptual and {NB}
RC55 562 Translating research on subjective 23

Social Indicators well-being into public policies {OB}
 78 
1 2 3 4
12:30 - 14:00
RC37 563 Uses and misuses of the arts in the public 466 Jan Marontate
Sociology of Arts sphere II {NB}
RC05 564 Where are you from? Experiences of 436 Roswitha Breckner
Racism, Nationalism exclusion, marginalization and racism. Part II {NB}
RC34 565 Youth cultures and new social movements 448 Airi-Alina Allaste
Sociology of Youth in the context of the digital revolution {NB}
TG04 566 Risk Discourse and the Media. Part I 309

Uncertainty
TG03 567 Social or Community Conditions That 305 Brian Gran

Human Rights and Nurture and Sustain Human Rights {OB}
Global Justice
TG05 568 Teaching Visual Methods, Learning to 430 Syd Krochmalny

Visual Sociology Become a Visual Sociologist {NB}
WG02 569 The Politics of Development and Social 31

Historical and Struggle in Latin America: The {OB}
Comparative Sociology Sociogenesis and Psychogenesis of
Political Consciousness
14:30 - 16:00
ALAS AAS 570 Additional Session 13 - Calidad de vida, APT 212

Sessions estratificación social y políticas públicas {OB}
ALAS AAS 571 RT 3a Desigualdad y pobreza en el 25&26

Sessions espacio urbano 1: personas en situación {OB}
de calle y procesos de renovación en
áreas centrales
ALAS AAS 572 RT 3b Desigualdad y pobreza en el 25&26

Sessions espacio urbano 2: disputas por el {OB}
espacio público y acciones estatales
ALAS AAS 573 RT 3c Investigaciones actuales en 27&28

Sessions Sociología {OB}
RC51 574 Book Presentation: Sociocibernética, 304

Sociocybernetics cibercultur@ y Sociedad {OB}
RC44 575 Building Transnational Solidarity among 29 Edward Webster

Labor Movements National Labor Movements {OB}
RC21 576 Business Meeting 301

Development
 79 
14:30 - 16:00
RC47 577 Civil society against violence 302 Hyun-Chin Lim

Social Movements
RC14 578 Cuestiones en torno a la comunicación 450 Ana Rivoir

Sociology of contemporánea / Contemporary {NB}
Communication, communication issues
RC41 579 Demographic challenges associated with 468

Sociology of Population aging populations in the developing world {NB}
RC32 580 From subordination to representation: 446 Suaad Zayed

Women in Society Democratization, social justice and {NB} Al-Oraimi;
empowerment in the Middle East Nilay Cabuk Kaya
RC32 581 Gender empowerment and microfinance: 453

Women in Society Theoretical and empirical perspectives {NB}
RC43 582 Informal settlements: Land and housing 469

Housing and Built markets, policies and formalisation {NB}
Environment
RC42 583 International Encyclopedia of Social and 19

Social Psychology Behavioral Sciences. Panel session {OB}
RC19 584 Keynote lecture APT 210

Social Welfare and
Social Policy
RC02 585 Neoliberalism and recomposition of Latin 410

Economy and Society American elites. Part II {NB}
RC55 586 Objective living conditions, poverty and 23 Jan Delhey

Social Indicators social status {OB}
RC18 587 Participatory institutions, political clientelism 460

Political Sociology and democratization within the State {NB}
RC15 588 Professional governance and health 438

Sociology of Health human resource management: the {NB}
challenges of equality, diversity and
inclusion. Part II
RC04 589 RC04 Business Meeting APT 10 A. Gary Dworkin

Sociology of Education {OB}

Futures Research {OB}
 80 
1 2 3 4
14:30 - 16:00
RC24 591 RC24 Table 1 SUM Luigi Pellizzoni

Environment and Society Environmental governance: from local to {OB}
Round Table Session: global (English)
Current research in
environmental
Sociology 1
RC24 592 RC24 Table 2 SUM Fernanda Sant Anna

Environment and Society Natural resource governance in Latin {OB}
Round Table Session: America (Spanish/English)
Current research in
environmental
Sociology 1
RC24 593 RC24 Table 3 SUM Ana Vara

Environment and Society Environmental conflict in Latin America {OB}
Round Table Session: (Spanish/English)
Current research in
environmental
Sociology 1
RC24 594 RC24 Table 4 SUM Koichi Hasegawa

Environment and Society Energy, climate and risk (English) {OB}
Current research in
environmental
Sociology 1



Social Movements, {OB}
Social Change
RC23 598 Risk, disaster and sustainability: APT 120

Sociology of Science Remodelling on Fukushima {OB}
and Technology
RC05 599 Social inclusion (or its absence) in settler 454 Ann Denis
Racism, Nationalism societies {NB}
RC10 600 Social justice and democratization through 456 Vera Vratusa
Participation, participation and/or self-management? {NB}
Organizational
Democracy and Self-
Management
RC37 601 Social justice and democratization: Avant- 466 Ilaria Riccioni
Sociology of Arts gardes (then and now), art and change II {NB}
 81 
14:30 - 16:00
RC25 602 The Language of Collective Memory 32 Roberta Villalon

RC32 603 Women, leisure and family in the age of APT 110
Women in Society transformations {OB}
RC46 604 Work and Clinical Sociology 413

RC34 605 Youth cultures from a cosmopolitan 448

Sociology of Youth perspective {NB}
TG04 606 Risk Discourse and the Media. Part II 309 Leonardas Rinkevicius
Uncertainty
16:15 - 17:45
Other Activities 607 Simultaneous Roundtable Session for SUM

Junior/Senior Sociologists 25&26
27&28
{OB}
16:15 - 17:45

Historical and {OB}
18:15 - 19:45
Plenary Sessions 609 Plenary Session III: AH Alicia Itati Palermo

Social and Economic Inequality
20:15 - 21:45
610 OPEN FORUM II: AH Pablo Gentili

Processes of Democratization in Latin
America / Procesos de Democratización
en Latinoamérica
 82 
1 2 3 4
09:00 - 10:30
ALAS AAS 611 Additional Session 14 - El trabajo APT 212

Sessions etnográfico en la producción de {OB}
conocimiento
ALAS AAS 612 RT 4a La organización financiera y de los 25&26

Sessions mercados a nivel nacional e internacional {OB}
ALAS AAS 613 RT 4b Políticas Sociales, Seguridad Social 25&26

Sessions y Cultura Organizacional {OB}
ALAS AAS 614 RT 4c Recursos naturales, desarrollo y 27&28

Sessions Sociedad 2 {OB}
ALAS AAS 615 RT 4d Política, Mercado y Religión 27&28

Sessions {OB}
Other Activities 616 Research Council Business Meeting. Part II AH
RC32 617 Aging and the care crisis 446

RC44 618 Challenging the logic of neoliberalism: 29 Linda

Labor Movements Labor-feminist coalitions and work-family {OB} Christiansen-Ruffman
policy campaigns
RC41 619 Changing populations and its 468

Sociology of Population consequences {NB}
RC21 620 Community governance: Contesting 457

Regional and Urban power and socio-spatial inequality {NB}
Development
RC35 621 Decentering sociology: 443 Boris Holzer

Conceptual and Reconceptualizations for a global era {NB}
RC21 622 Do urban planning and practice contribute 301

Regional and Urban to social justice and democratization in {OB}
Development cities?
RC11 623 Generations: Connections across the life 440 Marc Szydlik
Sociology of Aging course {NB}
RC05 624 Hybridity, border crossings and 454

Racism, Nationalism indigenous knowledges {NB}
RC07 625 Imagining futures: Social movements, APT 16 Ligia Tavera Fenollosa
Futures Research publics and contentious politics. Part III {OB}
RC31 626 In and out of place: Participation of 307 Monica Ibanez-Angulo

Sociology of Migration transnational migrants in civil society {OB}
RC55 627 Inequality in Quality of Life, Well-Being 23 Christian Suter

Social Indicators and Happiness {OB}
 83 
09:00 - 10:30
RC54 628 Integration, interaction and 462 Thomas S. Smith

The Body in the Social synchronization {NB}
Sciences
RC14 629 Jóvenes y comunicación. Co-organized 450 Silvia Lago Martinez

Sociology of with ALAS {NB}
Communication,
RC53 630 La infancia en las sociedades de 444

Sociology of Childhood disciplinamiento y exclusión social {NB}
RC29 631 Late modernity and social control 459

Control
RC18 632 Leaders and Leadership: How the 460 Gianluca Passarelli
Political Sociology Presidentialization of Politics Affected the {NB}
Balance of Powers within Parties
RC15 633 Men’s health: Intersections between culture 438

Sociology of Health and science {NB}
RC31 634 Migration and development. Part II 464

RC48 635 Movimientos sociales actuales en América 38 Lidia Villar;

Social Movements, Latina I. Posturas frente a la arena politico- {OB} Antonia Muñoz
Collective Actions and institucional: Participación, oposición,
Social Change articulación.
RC24 636 Natural resource rights and other 303 Justin Page
Environment and Society environmental issues and solutions in {OB}
developing countries
RC30 637 Precarity and new forms of employment 17

RC22 638 Qualitative Methods in the Sociology of 24

Sociology of Religion Religion. Part II {OB}
RC47 639 RC47 Business Meeting 302 Antimo Luigi Farro

Social Movements
RC04 640 Social compromise in higher education for APT 10 Antonio Teodoro
Sociology of Education social cohesion {OB}
RC52 641 Teachers and teaching of social sciences 434 Amurabi Oliveira
Sociology of in Latin America {NB}
Professional Groups
RC02 642 The ethnography of economic life 410

 84 
1 2 3 4
09:00 - 10:30
RC26 643 The info-communication network industry 442 Shehina Fazal

Sociotechnics, and sociality {NB}
RC19 644 Towards better healthcare for all: What APT 210
Sociology of Poverty, matters in the transformation of healthcare {OB}
Social Welfare and systems and policy. Part IV
Social Policy
RC13 645 Transformation of leisure and ageing APT 110

Sociology of Leisure perspectives {OB}
RC38 646 Victims and perpetrators in socio-political 436 Hermilio Santos

Biography and Society (post) conflict settings {NB}
TG05 647 Culture and Visual Forms of Power: 430 Jerome Krase
Visual Sociology Experiencing Contemporary Spaces of {NB}
Resistance
TG03 648 Human Rights Practices in Argentina: How 305

Human Rights and Movements/NGOs and Other Collectives {OB}
Global Justice are Using Human Rights for Social Justice
in Argentina
TG07 649 Migrant Sensescapes and 308

Senses and Society Transnationalism {OB}
TG04 650 Social Policy, Work and Risk 309

Uncertainty
10:45 - 12:15
ALAS AAS 651 Additional Session 15 - Globalización y APT 212

Sessions desarrollo local: protestas, justicia y {OB}
Sociología del público
ALAS AAS 652 RT 5b Migrantes: experiencias de vida, 25&26

Sessions formas de organización, participación e {OB}
inserción social
ALAS AAS 653 RT 5c Brasil interrogado: perspectivas 25&26

Sessions teóricas y comparativas {OB}
ALAS AAS 654 RT 5d El Cine y la Construcción del 27&28

Sessions Imaginario Audiovisual del Mundo {OB}
Contemporáneo. Sujetos y Campos de
una Sociología del Mundo Audiovisual
 85 
10:45 - 12:15
RC48 655 Acciones colectivas y luchas 38 Graciela Di Marco

Social Movements, democratizadoras en Latinoamérica, {OB}
Collective Actions and Europa y Norte de África / Collective
Social Change action and democratization struggles in
Latin America, Europe and North Africa.
RC38 656 Biography and experiences with violence 436 Beate Littig
RC24 657 Climate justice, ‘buen vivir’ and voluntary 302 Maria da Gloria Gohn;
Environment and Society simplicity: New lifestyles and political {OB} Geoffrey Pleyers
commitments
RC35 658 Critical theories: A dialogue between 443 Rosa Hartmut

Conceptual and Europe and Latin America {NB}
RC05 659 Del Sistema de Consulta de 454 Paula Muraca

Racism, Nationalism Organizaciones Indígenas y Conflictos {NB}
and Ethnic Relations Étnicos en las Américas (SICETNO)
RC31 660 Diasporas, nation-states and regional 307 Theophilus Fadayomi

Sociology of Migration integration {OB}
RC02 661 Economic sociology: New approaches 410

Economy and Society from Latin America {NB}
RC52 662 Environmental issues 434 Charles Gadea

Sociology of {NB}
Professional Groups
RC53 663 Globalization and new contours of 444

Sociology of Childhood childhood {NB}
RC30 664 Health and safety at work: Occupational 17

Sociology of Work hazards and technological risks / Salud y {OB}
seguridad en el trabajo: Riesgos laborales
y tecnológicos
RC21 665 IJURR Lecture: Resourceful cities and 301

Regional and Urban citizens: chances and challenges of {OB}
Development comparative urban studies
RC18 666 Intra-party democratization 460

RC13 667 Leisure education: Social justice in life-long APT 110

Sociology of Leisure learning. Part II {OB}
RC15 668 Men and reproduction 438

RC33 669 Methods for the Sociological Analysis of 24 Gesche Schauenburg;

Logic and Methodology Affect and Emotion 1 {OB} Sonja Fucker
in Sociology
 86 
1 2 3 4
10:45 - 12:15
RC55 670 Migration and Quality of Life. Part II 23 Sergiu Baltatescu

RC09 671 Networks, Cities Governance and Global 464

Social Transformations Markets {NB}
and Sociology of
Development
RC11 672 Old age and society: Views from Latin 440
Sociology of Aging America {NB}
RC34 673 Priorities in youth studies in the BRICS 448

Sociology of Youth countries: Changes and challenges for the {NB}
future
RC07 674 RC07 Roundtable 2A: SUM

Futures Research Futures of water: Scenarios and struggles {OB}
Round Table Session 2 / Futuros del agua: escenarios y luchas
RC07 675 RC07 Roundtable 2B: SUM Valentina Salvi

Futures Research Memory’s futures: Human rights and {OB}
Round Table Session 2 transitional justice / El futuro de la
memoria: derechos humanos y políticas
de transición: verdad, justicia y reparación
RC07 676 RC07 Roundtable 2C: SUM

Futures Research Imagining futures: Social movements, {OB}
Round Table Session 2 publics and contentious politics
RC07 677 RC07 Roundtable 2D: SUM Marcelo Castaneda

Futures Research Tehcnology/Media/Futures {OB}
Round Table Session 2
RC07 678 RC07 Roundtable 2E: SUM

Futures Research New approaches {OB}
Round Table Session 2

RC49 680 RC49 Business meeting 432 Bronwen Lichtenstein

Illness
RC14 681 Redes y transformaciones sociales. 450 Cesar Bolano

Sociology of Co-organized with ALAIC {NB}
Communication,
RC22 682 Religion, rights, mobility, migration 414

RC04 683 Social distinctions and gender patterns in APT 10

Sociology of Education higher education and opportunities and {OB}
barriers on the labor market
 87 
10:45 - 12:15
RC19 684 Social policy in Latin America. Part II APT 210 Rosalia Cortes
Social Welfare and
Social Policy
RC41 685 Sociology of population: Dimensions of 468

Sociology of Population child and the overarching global {NB}
transformation
RC32 686 The ethics of intersectional politics and the 446 Sirma Bilge
Women in Society challenges to alliances and coalition {NB}
building in and outside academe
RC25 687 The Language of Resistance: Social 32 Roberta Villalon

Language and Society Change & Social Justice {OB}
RC23 688 The New Frontiers Of The Digital Divide: APT 120
Sociology of Science Technological Inequalities And Social {OB}
and Technology Justice
RC12 689 The quest for justice and the limits of law. 457 Vitorio Olgiati
Sociology of Law Panel session {NB}
RC29 690 The Social Selectivity of Criminal Justice 459

Control
RC42 691 Topics in social psychology 19 Pavan Mamidi

RC46 692 Using Clinical Sociology to Improve 413

Clinical Sociology Society {NB}
RC44 693 Worker’s taking over factories as a 29

Labor Movements response to capital taking away jobs: {OB}
Reflections on experiences in Argentina
and elsewhere
TG04 694 Risk, Crime and New Technologies 309

Uncertainty
TG05 695 TG05 Business Meeting & Rachel Tanur 430

Visual Sociology Memorial Prize Awarding Ceremony {NB}

WG01 697 Social Challenges in Developing 35 Aigul Zabirova

Sociology of Local- Countries as Consequences of {OB}
Global Relations Globalization
 88 
1 2 3 4
12:30 - 14:00
ALAS AAS 698 Additional Session 16 - Sociología APT 212

Sessions audiovisual y de las artes {OB}
ALAS AAS 699 RT 6a Contextos: trabajo y trabajadores 25&26

Sessions {OB}
ALAS AAS 700 RT 6b Precaridad y disciplina en 25&26

Sessions “neofordism” {OB}
ALAS AAS 701 RT 6c Informalidad de trabajo en 27&28

Sessions contextos locales {OB}
RC05 702 Democracies in transition: The political 454 Ulrike Vieten

Racism, Nationalism cultures of excluded groups (gender, race, {NB}
and Ethnic Relations ethnicity)
RC23 703 Democratising science and technology APT 120

Sociology of Science through protests and mobilizations for {OB}
and Technology social justice
RC13 704 Future of leisure in a troubled world APT 110 Scott North
Sociology of Leisure {OB}
RC07 705 Futures of education: Alternative APT 16 Hiroyuki Toyota

Futures Research experiences and new politics between {OB}
inequality and democratization / Futuros
de la educación: Experiencias alternativas
y nuevas políticas entre desigualdad y
democratización
RC19 706 Global social policy APT 210 Hildegard Theobald

Social Welfare and
Social Policy
RC11 707 Images of old age 440 Elizabeth Brooke

RC25 708 Language and Discourse in Online Social 32 Sheila Amado

Language and Society Media {OB}
RC33 709 Methods for the Sociological Analysis of 24 Stefan Hohne;

Logic and Methodology Affect and Emotion 2 {OB} Regine Herbrik
in Sociology
RC31 710 Migration, migrants and the development 307 Marco Martiniello
Sociology of Migration of inclusive urban cultures and identities II {OB}
RC24 711 New directions in environmental sociology 303

RC34 712 Open session on the Forum theme: 448 Howard Williamson
Sociology of Youth Social justice and democratization {NB}
 89 
12:30 - 14:00
RC09 713 Political inequality outside of the West. 464

Social Transformations Part II {NB}
and Sociology of
Development
RC21 714 Public spaces in global metropolises: 301

Regional and Urban Form, function and meaning. Part I {OB}
Development

Economy and Society Focus on Latin America {OB}
Round Table Session

Economy and Society Politics, Economy and Society {OB}
Round Table Session

Economy and Society States and Economies: case studies {OB}
Round Table Session


Sociology of {NB}
Professional Groups
RC48 720 Social movements as embodied collective 38 Tova Benski

Social Movements, acts {OB}
Social Change
RC38 721 The foundation of professional identities in 436 Rosa Maria Brandhorst
Biography and Society life experiences {NB}
RC29 722 The metamorphosis of prison 459

Control
RC04 723 The policies for tertiary education: Does APT 10 Maria Ligia De Olivera
Sociology of Education diversification mean democratization? {OB} Barbosa
RC15 724 The role of the ‘Third Sector’ in health care 438
Sociology of Health reforms {NB}
RC12 725 The sociology of human rights. Part 1 457 Dani Rudnicki
RC32 726 Women, Islamic piety and social 446 Nazanin Shahrokni
Women in Society justice:’The headscarf ban’ at the {NB}
intersections of intimate and public
democratization
TG04 727 Risk and the Sociology of Youth. Part I 309 Dan Woodman
Uncertainty
 90 
1 2 3 4
14:30 - 16:00
ALAS AAS 728 Additional Session 17 - Responsabilidad APT 212

Sessions social, jóvenes y comunicación {OB}
ALAS AAS 729 RT 7a Debates y perspectivas teórico- 25&26

Sessions conceptuales para el estudio de la {OB}
conflictividad y el cambio social
ALAS AAS 730 RT 7b Política y derechos humanos 25&26

Sessions {OB}
ALAS AAS 731 RT 7c Movimientos de estudiantes y 27&28

Sessions estudiantes en movimiento: experiencias {OB}
organizativas en América Latina
RC33 732 Analyzing Communities on the Internet 24

in Sociology
RC07 733 ICTs for Science and Technology APT 120

Futures Research Development in Latin America and the {OB}
Economic South: Present and Future
RC07 734 Memory s futures: Human rights and APT 16 Lynn Rapaport
Futures Research transitional justice. Part I / El futuro de la {OB}
Memoria: Derechos Humanos y Políticas
de Transición: Verdad, Justicia y
Reparación. Parte I
RC13 735 Multi-dimensionality of leisure in a APT 110

Sociology of Leisure multicultural world {OB}
RC17 736 Organizing global and domestic finances 410

Sociology of {NB}
Organization
RC11 737 Public policies to promote healthy and 440 Adriana Fassio
Sociology of Aging happy aging {NB}
RC21 738 Public spaces in global metropolises: 301

Regional and Urban Form, function and meaning. Part II {OB}
Development
RC24 739 RC24 Table 1 (English) SUM Brian Gareau

Environment and Society Environmental movements and civil society {OB}
Current research in
environmental
Sociology 2
RC24 740 RC24 Table 2 (English) SUM Raymond Murphy

Environment and Society Theoretical innovation in environmental {OB}
Round Table Session: Sociology
Current research in
environmental
Sociology 2
 91 
14:30 - 16:00
RC24 741 RC24 Table 3 (Spanish/English) SUM

Environment and Society Sustainable development in Latin America {OB}
RC24 742 RC24 Table 4 (Spanish/English) SUM

Environment and Society Global environmental governance {OB}
Current research in
environmental
Sociology 2
RC14 743 Responsabilidad social, participación y 450 Isabel de La Torre

Sociology of medios de comunicación Co-organized {NB} Prados
Communication, with AISO
RC31 744 Sexualities and migration 443 Bernadetta Siara

RC15 745 Sociology of health and health care 438

RC34 746 Special session on the Forum theme: Are 448 Howard Williamson
Sociology of Youth the available youth sociology discourses {NB}
adequate to capture the biggest questions
of our time? Where are we going, what
are we missing?
RC48 747 Strange bedfellows: Activist affinities 38 Deborah Gould

Social Movements, across difference {OB}
Social Change
RC19 748 The politics of welfare policy in Latin APT 210 Ingrid Wehr
Sociology of Poverty, America {OB}
Social Welfare and
Social Policy
RC12 749 The sociology of human rights. Part 2 457 Dani Rudnicki
RC04 750 Twenty years of educational APT 10 Jason Chien-chen

Sociology of Education democratization in Taiwan: Forms and {OB} Chang
consequences
RC32 751 Violence, liberty and constitutionalism: 446 Kalpana Kannabiran

Women in Society Feminist perspectives {NB}
RC05 752 Violencia e interculturalidad / Violence 454 Daniel Gutierrez

Racism, Nationalism and interculturality. Part II {NB} Martinez
RC32 753 Women, poverty and the struggle for 17

Women in Society survival {OB}
TG04 754 Risk and the Sociology of Youth. Part II 309 Timo Harrikari
Uncertainty
 92 
1 2 3 4
16:15 - 17:45
ALAS AAS 755 RT 8a Experiencias del cuerpo: abordajes 25&26

Sessions desde las ciencias sociales {OB}
ALAS AAS 756 RT 8b Cuerpo y sociedad: elementos 25&26

Sessions para su conceptualización {OB}
ALAS AAS 757 RT 8d Globalización: desfíos sociales, 27&28

Sessions actores y cultura política en los países en {OB}
desarrollo
RC21 758 Cities and climate change 301

Development
RC04 759 Education: A catalyst for human APT 10 Shaheeda Essack

Sociology of Education development, sustainable equity and {OB}
enduring redress. What does it mean for
developing and under-developed
countries in the global 21st century?
RC07 760 Futures of water: Scenarios and struggles / APT 16 Jose Esteban Castro
Futures Research Futuros del agua: Escenarios y luchas. Part I {OB}
RC19 761 Gender and family policy APT 210 Debora Lopreite
Social Welfare and
Social Policy
RC05 762 Inequality, Racialization/Ethnicization and 454 Scott Poynting

Racism, Nationalism Migration {NB}
RC02 763 Knowledge based economies and 410

Economy and Society networks of knowledge transfer {NB}
RC48 764 La voz en las calles iberoamericanas: Las 38 Michael Voegtli;

Social Movements, manifestaciones públicas como modo de {OB} Sergio Tamayo
Collective Actions and acción
Social Change
RC33 765 Methods for Sociology of Memory 24

Logic and Methodology (Spanish Language Session) {OB}
in Sociology

Sociology of Leisure {OB}


Women in Society The shifting ground of feminist action and {OB}
Round Table Session: analysis
Part II
 93 
16:15 - 17:45

Women in Society Women in social movements {OB}
Part II

Women in Society Women, mothers, families {OB}
Part II
RC34 771 RC34 Business Meeting 448 James Cote

RC54 772 RC54 Business Meeting and conclusions 462

The Body in the Social {NB}
Sciences
RC24 773 Social justice and the environment 303 Ivan Lopez
RC15 774 Sociology of complementary and 438

Sociology of Health alternative medicine. Part II {NB}
18:15 - 19:45
Plenary Sessions 775 Plenary Session IV: AH Raquel Sosa Elízaga

Public Sociology
 94 
Plenary Sessions
Wednesday 1 August Thursday 2 August
18:15 - 19:45 18:15 - 19:45

194 Plenary Session I: Social Justice and 417 Plenary Session II: Gender and
Democratization Human Rights
Location: Assembly Hall - Salón de Actos Location: Assembly Hall - Salón de Actos
Chair: Alberto L. BIALAKOWSKY, Instituto de Chair: Margaret ABRAHAM, Hofstra
Investigaciones Gino Germani, Facultad University, United States
de Ciencias Sociales, Universidad de
Authors and Papers
Buenos Aires
Dora BARRANCOS, Consejo Nacionald de
Authors and Papers
Investigaciones Cientificas y Técnicas, Buenos Aires,
Michael BURAWOY, University of California, Argentina
Berkeley, United States Estudios de género y renovación de las Ciencias
Social Movements Today Sociales
Mónica PINTO, University of Buenos Aires, Patricia McFADDEN, University of Lubombo,

Buenos Aires, Argentina Swaziland
Poverty and Human Rights Contesting Gender and Human Rights Entitlements in
Southern Africa: Contemporary Feminist Struggles
Mona ABAZA, The American University, Cairo, Egypt
Visual Art and the Revolution: Gender Struggles in Nira YUVAL-DAVIS, University of East London, United
Cairo's Murals and Graffiti Kingdom
“Human Rights”, “Human Security”, and
Edgardo LANDER, Universidad Central de Venezuela,
“Cosmopolitan Feminism”
Caracas, Venezuela
Post-Democracy in an Increasingly Unequal World.
(La post-democracia en un mundo cada vez más
desigual)
 95 
Friday 3 August Saturday 4 August
18:15 - 19:45 18:15 - 19:45

609 Plenary Session III: Social and 775 Plenary Session IV: Public Sociology
Economic Inequality
Location: Assembly Hall - Salón de Actos
Location: Assembly Hall - Salón de Actos Chair: Raquel SOSA ELÍZAGA, Facultad de
Chair: Alicia I. PALERMO, National University Ciencias Políticas y Sociales de la UNAM
of Lujan, Argentina
Authors and Papers
Authors and Papers
Cesar RODRIGUEZ-GARAVITO, University of Los
Paul SINGER, University of São Paulo, Brazil Andes, Colombia
Reflections on the Brazilian Experience with the Public Sociology 2.0: A New Sociological Map from
Solidarity Economy the Global South
Aníbal QUIJANO, Universidad Ricardo Palma, Lima, Emir SADER, CLACSO, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Peru Hegemonic Crisis and Latin American Critical Thought
The Crisis of the Coloniality of Power: A New Pattern
Marta SOLER, University of Barcelona, Spain
of Social Conflict
The Sociology That Overcomes Inequalities
Pun NGAI, HK PolyU Joint China Social Work
Karl VON HOLDT, University of Witwatersrand,
Research Center, Hong Kong Polytechnic University,
Johannesburg, South Africa
Hong Kong
From Public Sociology to Critical Sociology and Back:
Apple Dream, Foxconn Nightmare and the Struggle
The Cycles of Sociological Activism
of the Chinese Worker
 96 
Open Forum
Thursday 2 August Friday 3 August
20:15 - 21:45 20:15 - 21:45

418 OPEN FORUM I: 610 OPEN FORUM II:
Social Justice and Democratization Processes of Democratization in

in Argentina / Justicia Social y Latin America / Procesos de
Democratización en Argentina Democratización en Latinoamérica
Location: Assembly Hall - Salón de Actos Location: Assembly Hall - Salón de Actos
Chairs: Silvia Lago MARTÍNEZ, Univeridad Chair: Pablo GENTILI, CLACSO, Buenos
de Buenos Aires and Federico SCHUSTER, Aires, Argentina
Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina Panelists: Sergio CALETTI, Universidad de
Panelists: Adolfo PÉREZ ESQUIVEL, President Buenos Aires; Paulo Henrique MARTINS,
Servicio Paz y Justicia, Buenos Aires, President, Asociación Latinoamericana de
Argentina; Inés CORTIÑAS, Co-founder Sociología; Brazil; Ricardo SIDICARO,
Association Madres de Plaza de Mayo, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina and
Buenos Aires, Argentina and Inés IZAGUIRRE, Alba CAROSIO, Centro de Estudios de la
Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina Mujer
Discussants: Beatriz WEHLE, Univesidad Discussants: Marcelo LANGIERI, CLACSO,
Nacional de Quilmes, Argentina and Adriana Buenos Aires, Argentina and Julián REBON,
CLEMENTE, Facultad de Ciencias Sociales, Instituto de Investigaciones Gino Germani,
Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina Buenos Aires, Argentina
 97 
Session Details
APT = Amphitheatre - Anfiteatro
{*} = Distributed Paper
 98 
RC02 Economy and Society
RC03 Community Research
RC04 Sociology of Education
RC05 Racism, Nationalism and Ethnic Relations
RC07 Futures Research
RC09 Social Transformations and Sociology of Development
RC10 Participation, Organizational Democracy and Self-Management
RC11 Sociology of Aging
RC12 Sociology of Law
RC13 Sociology of Leisure
RC14 Sociology of Communication, Knowledge and Culture
RC15 Sociology of Health
RC17 Sociology of Organization
RC18 Political Sociology
RC19 Sociology of Poverty, Social Welfare and Social Policy
RC20 Comparative Sociology
RC21 Regional and Urban Development
RC22 Sociology of Religion
RC23 Sociology of Science and Technology
RC24 Environment and Society
RC25 Language and Society
RC26 Sociotechnics, Sociological Practice
RC29 Deviance and Social Control
RC30 Sociology of Work
RC31 Sociology of Migration
RC32 Women in Society
RC33 Logic and Methodology in Sociology
RC34 Sociology of Youth
RC35 Conceptual and Terminological Analysis
RC36 Alienation Theory and Research
RC37 Sociology of Arts
RC38 Biography and Society
RC41 Sociology of Population
RC42 Social Psychology
RC43 Housing and Built Environment
RC44 Labor Movements
RC45 Rational Choice
RC46 Clinical Sociology
RC47 Social Classes and Social Movements
RC48 Social Movements, Collective Actions and Social Change
RC49 Mental Health and Illness
RC51 Sociocybernetics
RC52 Sociology of Professional Groups
RC53 Sociology of Childhood
RC54 The Body in the Social Sciences
RC55 Social Indicators
WG01 Sociology of Local-Global Relations
WG02 Historical and Comparative Sociology
WG05 Famine and Society
TG03 Human Rights and Global Justice
TG04 Sociology of Risk and Uncertainty
TG05 Visual Sociology
TG06 Institutional Ethnography
TG07 Senses and Society
JS Joint Sessions
ALAS AAS Sessions
 99 
Research
Committees
RC02 12:30 - 14:00

126 Political Economy, Knowledge,
Economy and Society Ecology
Location: 410 {NB}

Programme Coordinator: William
Session Organizers: William CARROLL,
CARROLL, University of Victoria, Canada
University of Victoria, Canada, and Carla
LIPSIG-MUMME, York University, USA
Authors and Papers

Wednesday 1 August Felipe FILOMENO, Johns Hopkins University, USA
Seeds of change: The mobilization of farmers as
10:45 - 12:15 knowledge-users
63 Global Stratification Caleb GOODS, Curtin University, Australia

Greening the Australian automotive industry
Location: 410 {NB}
Session Organizer: Hiroko INOUE, University J.J. McMURTRY, York University, Canada
of California-Riverside, USA Social economy, the state, and alternative energy: The
privatization of energy work through environmentalism
Authors and Papers
Bryan STEPHENS, University of Texas, USA
Hiroshi TAROHMARU, Milos DEBNAR and Daisuke
Open-source education
YASUI, Kyoto University, Japan
Industry, occupation and income inequality in global
cities and rural area 12:30 - 14:00
Jenny CHESTERS, University of Canberra, Australia 102 Alternatives to neoliberal
Trends in global wealth inequality from a world globalization: Comparing
systems theory perspective counter-hegemonic projects - Part I
Hiroshi SETOOKA, Komazawa University, Japan Joint Session

On the so-called “new middle class citizens” as the RC07 Futures Research (host committee)
powers of the changing capitalist system RC02 Economy and Society
 100 
Location: APT 16 {OB} Meindert FENNEMA and Eelke HEEMSKERK,
For programme details see section Joint Sessions University of Amsterdam, Netherlands
Female directors as signalling device: Status, legitimacy
and gender diversity in corporate governance
14:30 - 16:00
Julian CARDENAS, University of Antioquia, Colombia
166 Latin America and global social
Transnational corporate elite networks in Latin America
change
Ray-May HSUNG, National Chengchi University,
Location: 410 {NB}
China; Yi-jr LIN and Ke-Wei LU.
Session Organizer: Christopher
Dynamic networks of interlocked directorates in Taiwan
CHASE-DUNN, University of California-
semiconductor industry: 1995, 2000, 2005, 2010
Riverside, USA
Authors and Papers 10:45 - 12:15

Christopher CHASE-DUNN and Hiroko INOUE, 275 Theorizing gender, state and
University of California-Riverside, USA economy
Latin America in the modern world-system: World
Location: 410 {NB}
revolutions and the evolution of global governance
Session Organizer: Heidi GOTTFRIED,
Alexis ALVAREZ and Rebecca ALVAREZ, University of Wayne State University, USA
California-Riverside, USA
Authors and Papers
Human rights in pink tide regimes
Sylvia WALBY, Lancaster University, United Kingdom
Daniele BENZ and Giuseppe LO BRUTTO, Benemérita
Feminism and the future of capitalism
Universidad Autónoma de Puebla, Mexico
New trends in South-South Latin American cooperation Gloria BONDER, FLACSO, Argentina.
Gender, state and economy: The need of a multiple
Kathleen SCHWARTZMAN, University of Arizona, USA
mainstreaming
What will be the fate of Mexico, a nation dependent
upon a declining hegemon? Nadya GUIMARAES, University of São Paulo, Brazil
and Helena HIRATA, CNRS, France
Embedded regulation and social inequalities: The
blurry frontier between domestic employment and
Thursday 2 August
professional care. Brazil in a comparative perspective
Sarah KERSTEN, Martin GASSER, Michael NOLLERT and

09:00 – 10:30
Sebastian SCHIEF, University of Fribourg, Switzerland
206 Diversity in corporate networks How do economic downturns affect gender inequality
within working arrangements? A comparison of Swiss
Location: 410 {NB}
regions {*}
Session Organizers: Meindert FENNEMA
and Eelke HEEMSKERK, University of
Amsterdam, Netherlands 12:30 - 14:00
Authors and Papers 291 Economy, economists & public
decision making
Roy BARNES, University of Michigan-Flint, USA; Val
BURRIS, University of Oregon, USA Location: 410 {NB}
Diversity of ties and political contributions Session Organizer: Mariana HEREDIA,
Universidad Nacional de San Martín,
Argentina
 101 
Authors and Papers Joint Session
RC07 Futures Research (host committee)
Yingyao WANG, Yale University, USA
How is “political technocracy” possible? Economic
expertise and politics in China and Latin America Location: APT 16 {OB}
For programme details see section Joint Sessions
Tod VAN GUNTEN, University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA
Conflict and consensus among elite economists in the
state: Network structures and competition for influence 14:30 - 16:00
in Mexico and Argentina
351 Organizing markets
Karin FISCHER, Institute of Sociology, Austria
Joint session
Networks of power: Central bankers in Latin America
RC17 Sociology of Organization (host
Antoine MAILLET, UC Chile, Chile committee)
Ambiguous agreement around the “regulatory state”: RC02 Economy and Society
How the resolution of an academic controversy
Location: 433 {NB}
impacted on state-building in Chile
Jean FINEZ, University of Lille 1, France
Do economists hold power? The role of economists in
16:15 - 17:45
the French railway market liberalization (1970-2011)
396 RC02 Business Meeting
Iagê MIOLA, Università degli studi di Milano, Italy
Clash of rationalities? Economic science and legal Location: 410 {NB}
reasoning in the production of competition policy in
Brazil
Friday 3 August
Konstantin FURSOV, National Research University
Higher School of Economics, Russia
Mathematical economics in the USSR as an intellectual 09:00 – 10:30
movement: Theory of optimal functioning socialist economy
425 Conflicting economies, livelihoods
Márcia CUNHA, University of São Paulo, Brazil and social-environmental
Economic knowledge on the Brazilian debate on interactions
poverty - Actors, institutions, and ideas
Joint Session
Hernán RAMÍREZ, Universidade do Vale do Rio dos RC24 Environment and Society (host
Sinos, Brazil committee)
La imbricación estado, grupos dominantes y think RC02 Economy and Society
tanks en los orígenes del neoliberalismo del cono Sur
Location: 303 {OB}
Jose Marcos NOVELLI, Universidade Federal de São For programme details see section Joint Sessions
Carlos, Brazil
The debate on the new developmentalism in Brazil: A
10:45 - 12:15
division within neoliberal ideas? {*}
486 Informal economies and the
ethnography of economic life
12:30 - 14:00
Location: 410 {NB}
287 Alternatives to neoliberal
Session Organizer: Daniel FRIDMAN,
globalization: Comparing
University of Victoria, Canada
counter-hegemonic projects - Part II
 102 
Authors and Papers Cristina PUGA and Matilde LUNA, Universidad
Nacional Autónoma de México, Mexico
Cecília Elisabeth BARBOSA SOARES, Universidade
Changes in the composition and organization of the
Federal do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Mexican business elite
The rootless copy: An approach to the counterfeit
consumption in Rio de Janeiro Alejandra SALAS-PORRAS, Universidad Nacional
Autónoma de México, Mexico
Maria Raquel LIMA, Universidade Federal do Rio de
De-nationalizing state elites in Mexico
Janeiro, Brazil
Economies of waste: Work with recyclable materials Paula CANELO, CONICET-UBA, Argentina; Mariana
and the natives logics of value (re)creation HEREDIA, Universidad Nacional de San Martín,
Argentina
Filiz BALOGLU and Burhan BALOGLU, Istanbul
Transformaciones recientes en las elites
University, Turkey
gubernamentales argentinas. Orígenes, formación,
An informal sphere: The “pirate taxi” drivers
trayectorias y experiencias de los miembros del poder
Olabisi YUSUFF, Lagos State University, Nigeria ejecutivo nacional durante el último cuarto del siglo XX
Ethnography study of informal economic activities of
Gastón BELTRAN, University of Buenos Aires,
rural women in South-West Nigeria
Argentina; Ana Gabriela CASTELLANI, IDAES/
Ariel WILKIS, CESE-IDAES/UNSAM y CONICET, Argentina UNSAM-CONICET, Argentina
El tiempo del dinero: Etnografías sobre la velocidad La recomposición de la elite económica Argentina
de circulaciones monetarias entre 1976-2001
Karina ASSIS, UFSCar, Brazil

10:45 - 12:15
Las elites económicas y políticas en el Brasil
493 Organizing the production of alternative contemporáneo {*}
visions to support social justice
Joint session 14:30 - 16:00

RC44 Labor Movements (host committee)
585 Neoliberalism and recomposition of
Latin American elites. Part II
Location: 29 {OB}
Location: 410 {NB}
Session Organizer: Alejandra
SALAS-PORRAS, Universidad Nacional
12:30 -14:00 Autónoma de México, Mexico
540 Neoliberalism and recomposition of Authors and Papers

Latin American elites. Part I
Karin FISCHER, Institute of Sociology, Chile
Location: 410 {NB} Big business in Chile: An assessment of macro-regional
Session Organizer: Alejandra SALAS- class formation
PORRAS, Universidad Nacional Autónoma
Alicia GIRÓN, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de
de México, Mexico
México, México
Authors and Papers Democracy, financial crisis and economic alternatives
Eli DINIZ, UFRJ, Brazil; Renato BOSCHI and Flavio Daniel BIN, University of Brasilia, Brazil
GAITÁN, IESP-UERJ, Brazil Crisis, public debt and financialization of the Brazilian
Elites estratégicas y cambio institucional: La construcción economy
del proyecto post-neoliberal en Argentina y Brasil
 103 
Andres WAINER, FLACSO, Argentina and Martín Michel VILLETTE, ENS/EHESS/CNRS, France
SCHORR, FLACSO, Argentina Multiple realities and contradictions within the
¿Más desarrollo y menos dependencia? El actual transnational corporation
proceso de transnacionalización de la burguesía
argentina
10:45 - 12:15
Lorena COBE, IDAES-UNSAM, Argentina
661 Economic sociology: New
Finanzas y poder en el capitalismo contemporáneo:
approaches from Latin America
La configuración de la elite bancaria en la Argentina
de la década de 1990 Location: 410 {NB}
Session Organizer: Gaston BELTRAN,
Erica Ambiel JULIAN, Universidade Federal de São
University of Buenos Aires, Argentina
Carlos, Brazil
A experiência internacional na formação de Authors and Papers
executivos de empresas transnacionais brasileiras {*}
Jaiane PEREIRA1, Maurício REINERT2, Alessandra
CENERINO3, Márcia Cristina DAVID de SOUZA4 and
Cristiani PASSOLONGO NOVELI2, (1) Faculdade de
Saturday 4 August Jandaia do Sul, Brazil, (2) Universidade Estadual de
Maringá, Brazil, (3) Unifamma, Brazil, (4) União
Dinâmica de Faculdades Cataratas, Brazil
09:00 - 10:30
Expandindo as possibilidades de compreensão da
642 The ethnography of economic life inovação: Alternativas da sociologia econômica
Location: 410 {NB} Elaine Silveira LEITE, Federal University of Pelotas, Brazil
Session Organizer: Daniel Fridman, University Towards an economic sociology of the investment and
of Victoria, Canada religious practices in Brazil
Authors and Papers Marina DE SOUZA SARTORE, Universidade Federal

de Goiás, Brazil
Martina LOEW and Florian STOLL, Technische
Economic sociological view of the SRI market in Brazil
Universität Darmstadt, Germany
Practices of time and space in hairdressers in Dora ORLANSKY, IIGG-UBA and Santiago CUNIAL,
Frankfurt, Birmingham, Dortmund and Glasgow UBA, Argentina
Alianzas público-privadas: La industria del software.
Frederick WHERRY, University of Michigan, USA
Experiencias en Argentina e India
The analytics of economic ethnographies
Francesco VIGLIAROLO, Universidad Nacional de
Leslie SALZINGER, University of California, USA
San Martin, Argentina
Beneath the Model: From “Developing Nation” to
The socio-economic phenomenology: A relational
“Emerging Market,” Deal by Deal
approaches
Mariana LUZZI, Universidad Nacional de General
Carmen CINCUNEGUI, Universitat Rovira i Virgili, Spain
Sarmiento, Argentina
Aglomeraciones industriales en regiones periféricas:
Entre la caja fuerte y la "timba": Tensiones en torno
El intercambio de recursos con el territorio {*}
de las instituciones financieras en las sociedades
contemporáneas Carina BORRASTERO, IDAES/UNSAM–CONICET,
Argentina
Nicolás VIOTTI, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Notas sobre el estado y la apropiación del excedente
La vida económica de la nueva religiosidad en los
en las teorías neoschumpeterianas de la innovación y
sectores medios urbanos: Un análisis etnográfico
el desarrollo {*}
sobre el movimiento the art of living en Argentina
 104 
Angela ESTER, Mallmann CENTENARO, Universidade Authors and Papers
do Estado de Mato Grosso, Brazil; Universidade do
Federico MANCHÓN, Universidad Autónoma
Vale do rio Dos Sinos, Brazil
Metropolitana Xochimilco, Mexico
Las posibles relaciones entre capital social,
Modificaciones en la gobernanza internacional del
asociaciones y desarrollo económico local {*}
sistema financiero internacional
Vanessa ROCHA, Universidade Federal da Paraíba,

12:30 - 14:00
Brazil
715 RC02 Round Table 1: Focus on Latin Las cooperativas: ¿Hacia la inclusión social y generación
America de ingresos de los recolectores en el siglo XXI?
Location: SUM {OB} Diana Carolina HERNANDEZ PATIÑO, Colombia

Ciudadanía y subjetividad en la crisis de la
Authors and Papers
modernidad: Multitudes en la red
Hernán FAIR, CONICET-UBA-UNGS, Argentina
Miguel Ángel VITE PEREZ, Ciencias Económicas, IPN,
La visión acerca de la política económica en los
Mexico
principales actores socioeconómicos de la Argentina
Una lectura sociológica de la macroeconomía de los
de comienzos de los años '90
servicios en las zonas metropolitanas de Michoacán
Luciene RODRIGUES and Maria Elizete GONÇALVES,
Mariana GENÉ, CONICET/ UBA, Argentina
Universidade Estadual de Montes Claros, Brazil
Desajustes y solapamientos entre elites de posición y
O papel das políticas públicas na redução das
decisión
desigualdades de renda no Brasil
Eduardo GÁLVEZ, FLACSO, Argentina
Rafael PALACIOS, Venezuela
Economical crisis and large employers’ economical
Nuevos desafíos de la política económica de américa
preferences in Argentina (1989-2003)
Latina mediante la producción de conocimiento:
Desafíos de la política de estado en Venezuela
717 RC02 Round Table 3: States and
Alejandro Gabriel MANZO, Universidad Nacional Economies: case studies
de Córdoba, Argentina
Location: SUM {OB}
Desentrañando las características de un emergente
estado post-neoliberal en Argentina: Authors and Papers
Representaciones del gobierno nacional de los
Eugenia MOREY, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
ajustes estructurales solicitados por el FMI en el canje
Domestic production and neoliberalism at the borders
de la deuda externa 2003-2005
Rafael G. FELIZARDO, University of São Paulo, Brazil
Nicolás DVOSKIN, CONICET- Universidad de
Seeking for new patterns of development in Brazil:
The case of a science park in São Paulo state
La nueva seguridad social latinoamericana: Nuevos
derechos, nueva economía, ¿nueva democracia? Sven BISLEV, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark
Reforming the welfare states in new growth
Micaela BALDONI, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
economies and mature welfare states
La "plaza del sí": Medios y reformas estructurales en
los años '90 en Argentina Helena SALES, Felipe PEREZ, Paulo Thiago MELO and
Rodrigo CORTEZ, Universidade Federal de Santa
716 RC02 Round Table 2: Politics, Catarina, Brazil
Economy and Society The quality of life concept in Jurerê internacional
territorial development
Location: SUM {OB}
 105 
14:30 - 16:00 Authors and Papers
736 Organizing global and domestic Soichiro SHIRAISHI, Nairobi Research Station, Kenya
finances Handling democratic systems: Daily functions of
police, courts and local councils in rural Uganda,
Joint Session
Eastern Africa
RC02 Economy and Society (host committee) Eswarappa KASI, National Institute of Rural
Development, India
Location: 410 {NB}
Socio-cultural dynamics of institutions among the
Sugalis of South India
Vladimir VITOVSKY, University of Coimbra, Portugal

16:15 - 17:45
Los desafíos de la justicia comunitaria en Brasil:
763 Knowledge based economies and Hacia un nuevo sentido común de justicia
networks of knowledge transfer
Joint Session
RC04
RC02 Economy and Society (host committee)
Location: 410 {NB} Sociology of Education

Programme Coordinators: A. Gary
DWORKIN, University of Houston, USA and
Marios VRYONIDES, European University
RC03 Cyprus, Cyprus
Community Research
Wednesday 1 August
Programme Coordinators: Clemente
NAVARRO, Universidad Pablo de Olavide, Spain
and Rachel HARVEY, Columbia University, USA 09:00 - 10:30
27 RC10RC04 Part I: Round Table 1
Stakeholders in School and Work
Wednesday 1 August Joint Session

RC10 Participation, Organizational Democracy
09:00 - 10:30
and Self-Management (host committee)
19 Local Institutions/Global Frames:
Location: SUM {OB}
Dynamics of Durability and
Transformation
Location: 412 {NB}
Participation and Citizenship
Chair: María Jesús RODRÍGUEZ GARCÍA,
Universidad Pablo de Olavide, Spain Joint Session
 106 
Location: SUM {OB} Araceli BARRAGAN, Universidad Nacional Autónoma
For programme details see section Joint Sessions de México, Mexico
Unethical actions of professors in the communication
discipline at the National Autonomous University of
Expansion of Opportunities
Mexico
Joint Session
Yayoi YUKAWA1, Chisato KITANAKA2 and Mieko
YOKOYAMA2, (1) Hitotsubashi University, Japan, (2)
Hiroshima University, Japan
Researcher’s ethics in multi-authorship papers in
Location: SUM {OB} natural sciences at Japanese universities: The
For programme details see section Joint Sessions intersection of harassment and scientific misconduct
09:00 - 10:30 12:30 - 14:00

39 The Role of Professional Ethics in 139 The role of professional ethics in
Promoting Social Compromise. Part I promoting social compromise. Part II
Location: APT 10 {OB} Location: APT 10 {OB}

Session Organizer: Anita HIRSCH ADLER, Session Organizer: Anita HIRSCH-ADLER,
UNAM, Mexico The National Autonomous University of
Chair: Anita HIRSCH ADLER, UNAM, Mexico Mexico, Mexico
Chair: Maria Ligia De OLIVERA BARBOSA,
Authors and Papers
Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Amador BAUTISTA, Universidad Nacional Autonoma
Authors and Papers
de Mexico, Mexico
Professional ethics in the social sciences in Mexico Patricia AMARO GONZALEZ and Pedro ESPINOZA
BACA, Universidad Autónoma de Tamaulipas, Mexico
Ana Marcela MUNGARAY LAGARDA and Alfonso
Respect, responsibility and honesty in an educational
GARCÍA CORTES, Universidad Autonoma de Baja
task from the point of view of teaching post graduate
California, Mexico
professors
Considerations from professional ethics and professional
skills. The case of the faculty of humanities at UABC Judith PÉREZ-CASTRO, Juarez Autonomous University of
Tabasco, Mexico
Rodrigo LÓPEZ ZAVALA and Martha Lorena SOLÍS
How to teach professional ethics in graduate
ARAGÓN, Universidad Autónoma de Sinaloa, Mexico
programs? Opinions of the professors-researchers
Social commitment of higher education. A
from the Juarez autonomous university of Tabasco
professional ethics analysis
Martha Elizabeth CAMPOS HUERTA, Universidad
Ana ESCALANTE and Marina IBARRA, Universidad
Nacional Autonoma de México, Mexico
Autonoma del Estado de Morelos, Mexico
What is social responsibility? The perspective of the
Dilemmas in professional ethics of the researcher
researchers from the National Autonomous University
Guadalupe CHAVEZ-GONZALEZ, Universidad of Mexico
Autónoma de Nuevo León, Mexico
Juan Martin LOPEZ-CALVA, Universidad
Professional ethics and social commitment of the university
Iberoamericana Puebla, Mexico
Ibarra ROSALES GUADALUPE, Universidad Nacional Ethical questions about professions: A strategy for the
Autónoma de México, Mexico ethical education of college students towards social
Ethics and professional commitment commitment
 107 
Adriana FASSIO and Juan Jose GILLI, University of Amy LUTZ, Syracuse University, USA
Buenos Aires, Argentina University completion by children of immigrants in
Social imaginaries of teaching ethics in two public western countries
administration schools in Argentina
Edna LUNA and Armandina SERNA, Universidad

Autónoma de Baja California, Mexico Thursday 2 August
University teachers: A comparative study between
Mexico and Spain about the components of
09:00 - 10:30
professional teaching ethics
229 Social inequalities and secondary
Eva ESCUTIA, UNAM, Mexico
education: Theories, methods and
Media and professional values in students of
research findings
communication and journalism at fes aragón UNAM
Location: APT 10 {OB}
Session Organizers: Analia MEO and Cora
14:30 - 16:00
STEINBERG, UBA, Argentina
174 Opportunities and barriers to Co-chairs: Analia MEO and Cora
educational access and equity in STEINBERG, UBA, Argentina
developed nations: Issues of race,
Authors and Papers
ethnicity and immigration on
schooling in a globalizing world Annette BRAUN, City University London, United
Kingdom, Meg MAGUIRE, King’s College London,
United Kingdom and Stephen BALL, University of
Session Organizer: A. Gary DWORKIN,
London, United Kingdom
University of Houston, USA
The role of support staff and social inequalities in UK
Chair: David KONSTANTINOVSKY, Russian
secondary schools – Putting ‘others’ back into policy
Academy of Sciences, Russia
Bernardo CAPRARA and Marilia RAMOS, Sociology,
Authors and Papers
Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul, Porto Alegre, Brazil
Joanna SIKORA and Lawrence J. SAHA, Australian The impact of cultural capital on secondary students
National University, Australia performance in Brazil
Optimistic students: Occupational expectations of
Flavia TERIGI, and Ana Gracia TOSCANO, Universidad
migrant youth in comparative perspective
Nacional de General Sarmiento, Argentina, Bárbara
Dionysios GOUVIAS, University of the Aegean, Greece BRISCIOLI, CONICET-UNGS, Argentina
Youth and labour market(s) in Europe: ‘Opportunities’ La escolarización de los adolescentes en los grandes
or just ‘risks’? – Findings from the European social centros urbanos: Aportes de tres investigaciones
survey sobre régimen académico y trayectorias escolares
Perrine DEVLEESHOUWER, Université Libre de Marie VERHOEVEN, IACCHOS/GIRSEF, Belgium

Bruxelles, Belgium, Céline TENEY, Multiple embedded inequalities and cultural diversity
Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin für Sozialforschung, in educational systems: A theoretical and empirical
Germany and Laurie HANQUINET, University of York, exploration
United Kingdom
Alejandro CARRASCO, Pontificia Universidad
Educational aspirations among ethnic minority youth
Católica, Chile and Alejandra FALABELLA,
in Brussels: Does the perception of ethnic
Universidad Alberto Hurtado, Chile
discrimination in the labour market matter? A mixed-
Jóvenes, familias y elección de escuelas secundarias:
method approach
¿Quién elige?
 108 
Ada FREYTES FREY, University Arturo Jauretche, Argentina Thursday 2 August
Violencia simbólica y construcción de los datos: El
potencial de las metodologías participativas en la
10:45 - 12:15
investigación con jóvenes en situación de pobreza
274 The democratic schooling: Limits,
Valeria DABENIGNO, Silvina LARRIPA, Rosario
possibilities, and consequences,
AUSTRAL and Silvana TISSERA, Ministerio de
and national agendas in a
Educación, Argentina
globalizing world
Inclusión educativa e involucramiento escolar.
Perspectivas y acciones en cuatro instituciones Location: APT 10 {OB}
estatales de la ciudad de Buenos Aires Session Organizers: Lawrence J. SAHA,
Australian National University, Australia and
Agustin SALVIA and Diego QUARTULLI, Universidad
Carol REID, University of Western Sydney,
de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Australia
Educational inequality and social mobility in
Co-chairs: Lawrence J. SAHA, Australian
Argentina
National University, Australia and Carol REID,
University of Western Sydney, Australia
09:00 - 10:30
Authors and Papers
222 C10RC04 Part II: Round Table 1
Yvonne LEEMAN, University of Humanistic Studies,
Profesionales, universidades y
Netherlands
conocimiento
Contested spaces for democratic citizenship education
Joint Session
A. Gary DWORKIN and Pamela TOBE, University of
Houston, USA
Limits to democratic schooling and trust in an era of
high-stakes accountability
Location: SUM {OB}
Nura RESH, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel
and Clara SABBAGH, University of Haifa, Israel
223 RC10RC04 Part II: Round Table 2 Sense of justice as a hidden curriculum: Indicator of
Desafíos de inclusión school democracy that affect democratic attitudes
Joint Session Manmohanjit HUNDAL, Indian Sociological Society, India

RC04 Sociology of Education Authoritarian school: A nurturing place for autocracy
Angelo SOUZA, Universidade Federal do Paraná, Brazil
Educational policies and democratic administration of
Location: SUM {OB} education in Brazil: Between managerialism and
For programme details see section Joint Sessions paternalism
224 C10RC04 Part II: Round Table 3 María Dolores BALLESTEROS PÁEZ, ITESM, Mexico
Desigualdad escolar La representación de la globalización y el
multiculturalismo en los libros de texto de historia
Joint Session
mexicanos
RC10 Participation, Organizational Democracy Joel WINDLE, Monash University, Australia and
and Self-Management (host committee) Rodrigo ROCO FOSSA, Universidad de Chile, Chile
Democratisation through school choice? Rhetoric and
Location: SUM {OB}
reality in the Australian ‘education revolution’
 109 
12:30 - 14:00 14:30 - 16:00
297 Higher education policies to 329 Academic capitalism:
promote retention and graduation Transformation of justice or
democracy development?
Session Organizer: Ana GARCÍA DE Location: APT 10 {OB}
FANELLI, National Council for Scientific and Session Organizer: Svetlana SHARONOVA,
Technical Research, Argentina St. Tikhon’s Orthodox University, Russia
Chair: Ana GARCÍA DE FANELLI, National Chair: Svetlana SHARONOVA, St. Tikhon’s
Council for Scientific and Technical Research, Orthodox University, Russia
Argentina
Authors and Papers
Authors and Papers
Walter BARTL, Martin-Luther-University Halle-Wittenberg,
Marie-Pierre MOREAU and Charlotte KERNER, Germany
University of Bedfordshire, United Kingdom Declining university participation in demographically
Socially just academia? An exploration of the shrinking regions?
experiences of student parents in English higher
Sonia Regina THIAGO BASTOS and Thiago BASTOS
education
DE SOUZA, Universidade do Estado do Rio de
Jorge M. GOROSTIAGA and María Fernanda ARIAS, Janeiro, Brazil
CONICET-Universidad Nacional de San Martín, Age-grade gap, a serious brazilian educacional problem
Argentina, Karina LASTRA, Pablo FRANK ITALIA and
Maria Luiza CANEDO and Alice XAVIER, PUC-Rio, Brazil
Ana CAMBOURS DE DONINI, Universidad Nacional
The challenge of dropout in public elementary
de San Martín, Argentina,
schools: A case study in the city of Rio de Janeiro
El acceso a la universidad en la Argentina y los
dilemas de las políticas institucionales Cláudia CAVALCANTE, Pontifícia Universidade
Católica de Goiás, Brazil
Manoel ALMEIDA NETO, Pontifícia Universidade
Quota system and the new protagonists in a
Católica de Minas Gerais, Brazil
contemporary public higher education in Brazil
Challenges related of retention and professionalization
of lower-income students in higher education in Brazil: Kathleen DOWNIE, Toronto District School Board,
The case of students at a private university Canada
Teaching as an act of caregiving: Transforming the
Gloria GONZALEZ and Kim C. D’ABREU, American
lived experience of people with alzheimer’s through
Dental Education Association, USA
access to educational programs
Institutional efforts to promote recruitment, retention,
and graduation of underrepresented students Ravi RAMPERSAD, College of Science, Technology
and Applied Arts, Trinidad and Tobago
‘Racialised facilitative capital’ and the paving of
12:30 - 14:00
differential paths to achievement of afro-trinidadian
303 Leisure education: Social justice in boys
life-long learning. Part I
Córa Hisae HAGINO, University of Coimbra, Portugal
Joint Session The Bologna process and the Portuguese universities
RC13 Sociology of Leisure (host committee)
Elena AVDEEVA, Scientific Research Institute of Social
Systems, Russia
Location: APT 110 {OB} Transformation of curricula under the influence of the
For programme details see section Joint Sessions academic capitalism
 110 
Daria TSUKANOVA, Sociology and communication, Friday 3 August
Russia
Professional competences – One of democracy
09:00 - 10:30
characteristics in academic capitalism
421 As the world turns: Higher
education for democratic
16:15 - 17:45
participation or status quo elitism?
380 Academic choices and barriers on
the transition to tertiary education:
Session Organizers: Walter ALLEN, University
Issues of social justice
of California, USA, and Andrey REZAEV, St.
Location: APT 10 {OB} Petersburg State University, Russia
Session Organizer: Iasonas LAMPRIANOU, Co-chairs: Walter ALLEN, University of
University of Cyprus, Cyprus California, USA, and Andrey REZAEV, St.
Chair: Iasonas LAMPRIANOU, University of Petersburg State University, Russia
Cyprus, Cyprus
Authors and Papers
Authors and Papers
Florence BONNER, Howard University, USA
David KONSTANTINOVSKIY, Russian Academy of Tertiary institutional transformation for minority
Sciences, Russia women in STEM education
Choices, transformations and barriers
Gabriela PLOTNO, Universidad de Buenos Aires,
Magnus X. PERSSON, Linnaeus University, Sweden Argentina
Should I stay or should I go? How choice to become Higher education and the role of family background:
an upper secondary schoolteacher are structured Reproduction of the social structure?
Osmo KIVINEN, Juha HEDMAN and Päivi Anita HIRSCH, National Autonomous University of
KAIPAINEN, University of Turku, Turku, Finland Mexico, Mexico
Educational expansion, equality of opportunities and Higher education and the social impact of the
labour market outcomes from baby boomers to recent postgraduate studies in a Mexican university
generations – The case of Finland
Gabriel TOLOSA CHACON, Universidad Nacional
Paul WAKELING, University of York, United Kingdom de Colombia, Colombia
Effectively maintained inequality or sponsored mobility? ¿Es la universidad una garantía de futuro? Los efectos
The case of postgraduate education in the UK de la educación superior en licenciados de sectores
populares
Ingrid BEJARANO, Centre Maurice Halbwachs, France
L’éducation comme stratégie de mobilité sociale dans Lin MEI-LING, National Open University, Taiwan,
les familles marginalisées à la ville de Bogotá Access to higher education: Fairness, innovation, and
the common good in local perspective
Bernard CONVERT, Centre National de la Recherche
Scientifique, France
Choix d’orientation et hiérarchie des disciplines 10:45 - 12:15
Evaggelia KALERANTE, University West Macedonia, 496 RC04 Round Table 1: Democracy
Greece
Location: SUM {OB}
University level educational policy in economic crisis:
Chair: M’hammed SABOUR, University of
Observations and interpretations by Albanian
Eastern Finland, Finland
immigrant university students {*}
 111 
Authors and Papers Authors and Papers
M’hammed SABOUR, University of Eastern Finland, Maira Yuritzi BECERRIL TINOCO, Facultad
Finland Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales, Mexico
Education, knowledge and democracy: Taking Freire Desigualdad, educación y desarrollo en América Latina
and Bourdieu to the Moroccan academic field
Dery Lorena SUÁREZ-CABRERA, Universidad de Chile,
Ingrid BAMBERG, Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Chile
Sciences Sociales, France Los niños y las niñas migrantes latinoamericanos en
Schooling practices in democratic South Africa: What la escuela chilena. Etnografía en el patio de recreo:
education policy and fieldwork say about social Jugando y tensionando identidades nacionales
justice and equity
Carolina NAJMIAS, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Ann-Kristin BOSTROM, Swedish National Agency for Elegir una escuela para un estudiante sordo o
Education, Sweden and Anna TOROPOVA, Stockholm hipoacúsico: La desigualdad de oportunidades
University, Sweden educativas desde la perspectiva de las familias
Democracy in school
499 RC04 Round Table 4: Educational
Óscar PRIETO-FLORES, University of Girona, Spain
issues of globalization
How to promote effective participatory schools in the
managerial era: The case of successful democratic Location: SUM {OB}
schools in Europe Chair: Jason Chien-chen CHANG, Chinese
Culture University, Taiwan
497 RC04 Round Table 2: Teachers and
Authors and Papers
schooling
Jack DEMAINE, Loughborough University, United
Location: SUM {OB}
Kingdom
Chair: Mariano FERNÁNDEZ-ENGUITA,
Democratic schooling in a global context
Universidad Complutense, Spain
Jason Chien-chen CHANG, Chinese Culture
Authors and Papers
University, Taiwan
Marina IBARRA, Universidad Autonoma del Estado de Globalization policies for educational development
Morelos, Mexico, and Cesar FONSECA, DGETI-CBTis and the attendant issues of social justice: The case of
76, Mexico Taiwan
Professional values in highschool teachers
Felicia PICANÇO, Rio de Janeiro Federal University,
Andréa GOUVEIA and Vinicius Wagner OLIVEIRA Brazil
SANTOS, Universidade Federal do Paraná, Brazil Who goes and who stays: Betting on higher
Teachers and the schooling democratization: Who is education in the context of expansion
this subject in the inequality Brazilian context?
Anne-Marie MORGAN, University of South Australia,
Mariano FERNÁNDEZ-ENGUITA, Universidad Australia
Complutense, Spain Global, national and state-based pressures for
Teachers and social network services: Uses for teachers in Australian schools: The toll on teacher
mobilization and legitimation purposes wellbeing, the capacity to innovate and opportunities
for democratic and socially just education
498 RC04 Round Table 3: Educational
Luciana SANTOS LENOIR, Universidade Estadual de
issues in Latin America
Montes Claros, Brazil
Location: SUM {OB} Globalization and the paradigm of democratic
education in Brazil
 112 
500 RC04 Round Table 5: Issues of Pedro NUNEZ, FLACSO-CONICET, Argentina
ethics in education Las percepciones de las personas jóvenes sobre la
"justicia": Distribución de bienes escasos y resolución
Location: SUM {OB}
de conflictos en el espacio escolar
Chair: Esther IBARRA ROSALES, UNED, España
Branislava BARANOVIC and Sasa PUZIC, The
Authors and Papers
Institute for Social Research, Croatia
Eustolia DURÁN PIZAÑA, Universidad Autónoma de School climate and conflicts among pupils
Sinaloa, Mexico and Valentín FÉLIX SALAZAR, Escuela
Gustavo FISCHMAN, Arizona State University, USA
Normal de Sinaloa, Mexico
and Eric HAAS, WestEd, USA
Ethics violence and an education professional
Beyond “idealized” models in citizenship education:
Manmohanjit HUNDAL, Indian Sociological Society, Embodied cognition, metaphors and democracy
India
Dithering school in inculcating morality: Plight of
14:30 - 16:00
Indian school system
Esther IBARRA ROSALES, UNED, España
The ethical dimension of education in Latin America: Location: APT 10 {OB}
An international perspective Session Organizer: A. Gary DWORKIN,
University of Houston, USA
Chair: A. Gary DWORKIN, University of
12:30 - 14:00
Houston, USA
535 Justice in schools and civic education

Saturday 4 August
Session Organizers: Nura RESH, Hebrew
University of Jerusalem, Israel, and Clara
SABBAGH, University of Haifa, Israel 09:00 - 10:30
Co-chairs: Nura RESH, Hebrew University of
640 Social compromise in higher
Jerusalem, Israel, and Clara SABBAGH,
education for social cohesion
University of Haifa, Israel
Authors and Papers
Session Organizer: Antonio TEODORO,
Juan Carlos CASTILLO, Cristián COX, Daniel Universidade Lusófona de Humanidades e
MIRANDA, Martín BASCOPE and Jorge ESCOBAR, Tecnologias, Portugal
Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, Chile Chair: Antonio TEODORO, Universidade
Civic knowledge and political participation in Lusófona de Humanidades e Tecnologias,
unequal contexts: Six Latin American countries in Portugal
comparative perspective
Authors and Papers
Lawrence J. SAHA, Australian National University, Australia
Rodrigo MARTÍNEZ NOVO, Universidad Politécnica
Student perceptions of the “just world” of the school:
de Valencia, Spain
Impact on future career and civic behaviors
Las desigualdades del conocimiento innovador: Una
Marios VRYONIDES, European University Cyprus, Cyprus aproximación espacio temporal en el marco de la
Challenging multiculturalism: Interethnic violence in educación superior
schools in Cyprus
 113 
Adriana MARRERO and Leandro PEREIRA DE LOS 10:45 - 12:15
SANTOS, Universidad de la República, Uruguay,
683 Social distinctions and gender
Graciela CAFFERATTA and Javier ACUÑA PÉREZ,
patterns in higher education and
ANEP, Uruguay
opportunities and barriers on the
Las paradojas de los mecanismos de inclusión social:
labor market
Un estudio de casos sobre nueve universidades del
MERCOSUR Location: APT 10 {OB}
Session Organizer: Ann-Katrin WITT,
Fernando ESTEBAN, University of Buenos Aires,
Halmstad University, Sweden
Argentina
Co-chair: M CUESTA, Halmstad University,
Higher education, economic development and
Sweden
international emigration of high skilled population in
Latin America and Caribbean Authors and Papers
Claudia CUNHA, Universidade Federal de Minas Cecilia TOMASSINI, Universidad de la República,

Gerais, Brazil Uruguay
Distance education, information and production Análisis comparado de trayectorias académicas de
teams: Connections necessary for the production of varones y mujeres. Un estudio de casos múltiples en
teaching materials la universidad pública de Uruguay
Maria Cecilia LOREA LEITE, Universidade Federal de Ann-Katrin WITT and Marta CUESTA, Halmstad
Pelotas, Brazil University, Sweden
Images of justice: Contributions to rethinking the Gender consciousness in the classroom generates
curriculum and legal pedagogy social justice and democracy outside it
Jhon PINZON, Lukas PASOS and Juan MARTINEZ, Laís PATROCINO, Universidade Federal de Minas
National Pedagogical University of Colombia, Gerais, Brazil
Colombia The hierarchy between teaching and bachelor
Pedagogia de las drogas. Un modelo alternativo de degrees in different areas of knowledge: An analysis
inclusión en la escuela of gender inequality
Marilia MOSCHKOVICH, State University of

10:45 - 12:15 Campinas, Brazil
Gender differences and inequalities in the Brazilian
667 Leisure education: Social justice in
academic careers
life-long learning. Part II
Ana Lía KORNBLIT and Sebastián Ezequiel SUSTAS,
Joint Session
Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina and Dan
ADASZKO, Universidad Católica Argentina, Argentina
Tabúes sobre sexualidad y género en docentes de
Location: APT 110 {OB} escuelas públicas argentinas
 114 
12:30 - 14:00 14:30 - 16:00
723 The policies for tertiary education: 750 Twenty years of educational
Does diversification mean democratization in Taiwan: Forms
democratization? and consequences

Session Organizer: Maria Ligia De OLIVERA Session Organizer: Jason Chien-chen
BARBOSA, Universidade Federal do Rio de CHANG, Chinese Culture University, Taiwan
Janeiro, Brazil Chair: Jason Chien-chen CHANG, Chinese
Chair: Maria Ligia De OLIVERA BARBOSA, Culture University, Taiwan
Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro,
Authors and Papers
Brazil
Discussant: Adriana MARRERO, Universidad Tien-Hui CHIANG, National University of Tainan, Taiwan
de la República, Uruguay Pursuing ideology or conforming reality: Why does
education shift its function from equity to
Authors and Papers
competitiveness in the era of globalization?
Antonio PRATES, Matheus FALEIRO and Túlio PAULA,
Chou-Sung YANG, National Chi Nan University, Taiwan
Federal University for Minas Gerais, Brazil
Tolerance, cultural diversity and multiculturalism
The differential access to labor market positions of
education in Taiwan
higher occupational prestige and the type of
organizational management of higher education Sheng Yao CHENG, National Chung Cheng
institutions University, Taiwan
A study on social justice and afterschool programs in
Laura Inés ROVELLI, UNLP-IDHICS-CONICET, Argentina
Taiwan
How far higher education expansion in Argentina is it
contributing to greater social equality? Feng-Jihu LEE, National Chung Cheng University, Taiwan
Rethinking the nature of ‘national basic education’
Rosana HERINGER, Federal University of Rio de
reform in Taiwan: The promotion of social justice?
Janeiro, Brazil
Expectations about higher education in City of God,
Brazil: Does diversification in access make a difference? 16:15 - 17:45
June Alisson CRUZ, Roberta DA ROCHA, Rosa 759 Education: A catalyst for human
MARTINS, Luci Michelon LOHMANN, Julio Adriano development, sustainable equity and
Ferreira REIS, Jorge GAIO and Tomas Sparano enduring redress. What does it mean
MARTINS, Pontifícia Universidade Católica do for developing and under-developed
Paraná, Brazil countries in the global 21st century?
Corporate and tax structures in Brazilian higher
education
Session Organizer: Shaheeda ESSACK,
Stefan KLEIN, Universidade de Brasilia, Brazil Department of Higher Education, South Africa
Two-faced democratization: The recent expansion of Chair: Shaheeda ESSACK, Department of
Brazil’s vocational education Higher Education, South Africa
Catherine HORN, University of Houston, USA Authors and Papers

Comprehensive access and outcomes: Modeling the
Ana Lorena BRUEL, Brazil
impacts on student-level outcomes of attention to
Educational opportunities distribution: Analysis
resourcing tertiary education opportunities for
elements over the access to public school of the Rio
underserved students
de Janeiro municipality
 115 
Sheng-Yih CHUANG, National Kaohsiung Normal Authors and Papers
University, Taiwan
Dina TANATOVA, Russian State Social University, Russia
Barriers and borders of social justice and education
Questionable theoretical statements on racism
reform: A view from global democracy
Jorgelina LOZA, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Lygia COSTA and Mariane KOSLINSKI, Universidade
La idea de nación en el presente latinoamericano: Un
recorrido por tres países de la región
Impacts of educational inequalities on class structure
in Brazil 2001-2009 Rogelio SÁENZ, University of Texas at San Antonio,
USA, Karen Manges DOUGLAS, Sam Houston State
Raquel SOSA ELÍZAGA, UNAM, Mexico
University, USA, and Maria Cristina MORALES,
Fighting exclusion in Latin American education
University of Texas at El Paso, USA
Adolphus NASWEM and Egri EJEMBI, University of The attack on Latina/o human rights in the United
Agriculture, Nigeria States: Theoretical and methodological challenges
Functional rural education: The path to social justice
Ann DENIS, Université d’Ottawa, Canada
and true democracy in Nigeria
Some challenges of contemporary research on ethnic
Nydia VALENZUELA, Tecnológico de Monterrey, Mexico and race relations in Canadian universities
Education in poverty contexts, the role of parents’
Karim MURJI, Open University, United Kingdom
participation in public primary schools
Critical public scholarship? Race and ethnic studies in
the public sphere
RC05 10:45 - 12:15
Racism, Nationalism and 89 Where Are You From? Experiences

of Exclusion, Marginalization and
Ethnic Relations Racism. Part I
Joint Session
Programme Coordinator: Ann DENIS,
Université d’Ottawa, Canada
RC05 Racism, Nationalism and Ethnic
Relations (host committee)
Location: 454 {NB}

Wednesday 1 August For programme details see section Joint Sessions
09:00 - 10:30 12:30 - 14:00

36 Researching racism and nationalism 114 Diaspora and ethno-national
in an increasingly challenging conflict
academic environment
Location: 454 {NB}
Location: 454 {NB} Session Organizers: Ipek DEMIR, University
Session Organizers: Karim MURJI, Open of Leicester, United Kingdom, and Nira
University, United Kingdom, and Peter YUVAL-DAVIS, University of East London,
RATCLIFFE, University of Warwick, United United Kingdom
Kingdom Chair: Nira YUVAL-DAVIS, University of East
Chair: Peter RATCLIFFE, University of London, United Kingdom
Warwick, United Kingdom
 116 
Ulrike VIETEN, Free University Amsterdam, Netherlands Riad NASSER, Fairleigh Dickinson University, USA
Multiplying diasporic identities and living intersected Ethos and logos in Israeli citizenship: Discourse
belonging analysis of civic studies textbooks
Y. Michal BODEMANN, University of Toronto, Germany Rixta WUNDRAK, Georg-August-University of

and Nadine BLUMER, University of Toronto, Canada Goettingen, Germany
The German-American hyphen: Leading culture, parallel Othering and territorial claims in the Palestinian-
society and multiculturalism in 19th century America Israeli context
Glenda BALLANTYNE, Swinburne University of Jasmin ZINE, Wilfrid Laurier University, Canada
Technology, Australia Nation, citizenship and belonging: Negotiating
Tradition and innovation in diasporic Turkish Alevi Muslim cultural politics in Canada
identity
Selma MUHIC DIZDAREVIC, Charles University,
Zeynep BAYKAL, Middle East Technical University, Turkey Czech Republic
The role of transnational bonds in self-positioning of Racism and discrimination in the Czech Republic 2009-2011
Armenians in Turkey
Ayse SERDAR, Istanbul Technical University, Turkey
José Lindomar COELHO ALBUQUERQUE, UNIFESP, Between assimilation and survival: Laz community in
Brazil Turkey
Diasporas, borders and ethnic and national conflict:
The case of Brazilians in Paraguay
14:30 - 16:00
193 Social Positioning in Comparative/
12:30 - 14:00
Historical Perspective
122 Leisure, urbanization, migration
Joint Session
and ethnic relations
WG02 Historical and Comparative
Joint Session Sociology (host committee)
RC13 Sociology of Leisure (host committee) RC05 Racism, Nationalism and Ethnic Relations
Location: 31 {OB}
Relations

Thursday 2 August
14:30 - 16:00
09:00 - 10:30
186 Violencia e interculturalidad /
201 Contemporary racisms, problematic
Violence and interculturality. Part I
positionalities and marginalised
Location: 454 {NB} voices: The methodological
Session Organizers: Daniel GUTIERREZ challenge
MARTINEZ, El Colegio Mexiquerise, Mexico
Location: 454 {NB}
and Nelson ARTEAGA BOTELLO, Universidad
Session Organizer: Alice FELDMAN,
Autónoma del Estado de México, Mexico
University College, Ireland
Chair: Nelson ARTEAGA BOTELLO, Universidad
Chair: Alice FELDMAN, University College, Ireland
 117 
Authors and Papers Betty DOBRATZ, Iowa State University, USA and Lisa
WALDNER, University of St. Thomas, USA
Joanna SADGROVE and Gill VALENTINE, Leeds
White power activists’ use of virtual social space and
University, United Kingdom
its implications
Silent narratives: Exclusion in the biographical
research process Celeste CASTIGLIONE, University of Buenos Aires,
Argentina
Karolina LUKASIEWICZ and Patrycja ANTOSZ,
Social representations of Latin American migrants in
Jagiellonian University, Poland
Argentine newspapers (1999-2007)
Between participatory research and standardized
measurement process. methodological challenges in Sandra TORRES, Uppsala University, Sweden and
researching discrimination Jonas LINDBLOM, Uppsala University, Sweden
Media representations of migrant care workers in
Rudolf LEIPRECHT, Interdisciplinary Centre for
Swedish daily newspapers
Education and Communication in Migration Processes,
Germany Hatice ÇOBAN KENES, Turkey
A research-documentary project on experiences of racism Reception of racist-discriminative media discourse
Claudio CAVAS and Maria Inácia DAVILA NETO,

Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 12:30 - 14:00
Diaspora and Africa: Black identitary constructions in
Brazil
Location: 454 {NB}
Abdolghayoum NEMATINIYA, India
Session Organizer: Ann DENIS, Université
Baloch of Iran and Pakistan: Major problems of social
d’Ottawa, Canada
development of a southern Asian community
14:30 - 16:00
10:45 - 12:15
343 Indigeneity, autochthony and the
276 Tracking contemporary racisms on politics of belonging
virtual spaces and print media
Location: 454 {NB}
Location: 454 {NB} Session Organizer: Nira YUVAL-DAVIS,
Session Organizers: Bandana University of East London, United Kingdom
PURKAYASTHA, University of Connecticut, Chair: Scott POYNTING, University of
USA and Millsom HENRY-WARING, Leicester, United Kingdom
University of Melbourne, Australia
Authors and Papers
Chair: Bandana PURKAYASTHA, University of
Connecticut, USA Nira YUVAL-DAVIS, University of East London, United
Kingdom
Authors and Papers
Indigeneity and autochthony – In between claiming
Millsom HENRY-WARING, University of Melbourne, and defending rights
Australia
Eva GERHARZ, Ruhr-University Bochum, Germany
Limited emancipation online: Why constructions of
Re-inventing tradition for the sake of “belonging
‘race’ and racisms are still evident in new social
there” – Ruptures and dissonances
media
Özgür BAL, Middle East Technical University, Turkey
Farida FOZDAR, The University of Western Australia,
This geography belongs to us… what I am, is…who
Australia
calls for?: Belonging and national identity in
Diablogging about asylum seekers
Southeast Turkey
 118 
Peter GALE, University of South Australia, Australia Patricia VIERA BRAVO, Universidad Nacional
The framing of public debate on indigenous rights Autónoma de México, Mexico
and asylum seekers: The foreign, the feared, and the Küme mongen: La reivindicación de la lógica
politics of belonging ancestral del buen vivir mapuche para habitar
territorios recuperados
Carlos Javier COWAN ROS, Universidad de Buenos
Aires, Argentina Omar Javier CASTILLO GARZA, Ludwig-Maximilians-
La "comunidad" yaveña: (re)configuración de una Universitaet Munich, Germany
modalidad organizativa y de un principio de adscripción Modern traditions, traditional moderns?: Contrasts of
kolla, en el contexto de la (re)emergencia étnica en Yavi modernity in postcolonial Latin America
Daniel GUTIÉRREZ-MARTÍNEZ, El Colegio

Mexiquense, Mexico
Doxa conquest and inequalities state policy in Friday 3 August
indigenous communities
09:00 - 10:30
16:15 - 17:45
441 Policies on inequality, racialization
392 Memoria indígena: ¿Otra and migration
dimensión de las luchas políticas
Joint Session
actuales de los pueblos originarios
de Latinoamérica?
Location: 454 {NB} WG02 Historical and Comparative Sociology
Session Organizers: Natividad GUTIERREZ
Location: 454 {NB}
CHONG and Claudia VILLAGRAN
MUNOZ, Universidad Nacional Autonóma
de México, Mexico
Chair: Natividad GUTIERREZ CHONG, 10:45 - 12:15
Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Mexico,
485 Inclusion and exclusion in ethnically
Mexico
diverse non-settler societies
Authors and Papers
Location: 454 {NB}
Claudia VILLAGRAN, Universidad Nacional Session Organizers: Vilna BASHI TREITLER,
Autónoma de México, Mexico City University of New York, USA and Ann
¡Aquí siempre han existido indígenas! La lucha DENIS, Université d’Ottawa, Canada
memorial originaria en El Salvador y Uruguay para Chair: Peter RATCLIFFE, University of
demandar reconocimiento y derechos Warwick, United Kingdom
Francisca FERNANDEZ, Universidad de Santiago de Authors and Papers

Chile, Chile
Floya ANTHIAS, Roehampton University, United Kingdom
Memorias andinas de resistencia: El cuerpo como
Transnational migrants and theorising stratification:
territorio en disputa
Towards new paradigms of inequality
Maria Cristina LIMA, Brazil
Luis Eduardo THAYER, Universidad de Los Lagos, Chile
Kilombo: Historias de un pueblo sabio
Discriminación y reconocimiento de los inmgirantes
Adriana ZAFFARONI and Gerardo CHOQUE, en Santiago de Chile: Una tipología de la aceptación
Universidad Nacional de Salta, Argentina y el rechazo al extranjero
Diáspora y resistencia del pueblo Quilmes
 119 
Trica KEATON, Vanderbilt University, USA Authors and Papers
Everyday anti-blackness and anti-racism in
Sirma BILGE, University of Montreal, Canada
contemporary France
Mapping Quebecois sexual nationalism at times of
Gisele KLEIDERMACHER, Universidad de Buenos “crisis of multicultural accommodation”
Aires, Argentina and Mary Luz ESTUPIÑAN,
Elke WINTER, University of Ottawa, Canada
Universidad de Chile, Chile
A Canadian anomaly? The social construction of
Inmigración senegalesa en Argentina: Globalización
multicultural national identity
y procesos de exclusión socio urbanos
Adriana ZAFFARONI and Álvaro GUAYMÁS,
Sara BONFANTI, Umea University, Sweden
Universidad Nacional de Salta, Argentina
Analyzing migrant youth’s patterns of social exclusion
Hacia la construcción de políticas interculturales en la
in Sweden: What role for ethnicization processes?
Universidad Nacional de Salta
Thomas DE VROOME, Utrecht University, Netherlands
Jock COLLINS, University of Technology, Australia
National identification of immigrants and natives in
Social exclusion and inclusion of immigrant minorities
the Netherlands {*}
in Australia
Gulcin CON, Middle East Technical University, Turkey
Rachel BUSBRIDGE, Hebrew University of Jerusalem,
The unchanging other: The case of romani community
Israel
in Turkey
(Re)constructing past and future in the settler colony
Milos DEBNAR, Kyoto University, Japan
Elli KRIEL, University of Johannesburg, South Africa
Europeans in Japan - experiences of differentiation
Religious conversion, social inclusion and community
and exclusion
under pressure: The South African Jewish experience
12:30 - 14:00
Saturday 4 August
564 Where are you from? Experiences
of exclusion, marginalization and
racism. Part II 09:00 - 10:30
Joint Session 624 Hybridity, border crossings and
RC38 Biography and Society (host committee) indigenous knowledges
Location: 454 {NB}
Location: 436 {NB} Session Organizers: Vince MAROTTA and
For programme details see section Joint Sessions Paula MURACA, Deakin University, Australia
Co-chairs: Vince MAROTTA and Paula
MURACA, Deakin University, Australia
14:30 - 16:00
Authors and Papers
599 Social inclusion (or its absence) in
settler societies Lucila NEJAMKIS, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Construcciones raciales y étnicas de los inmigrantes
Location: 454 {NB}
latinoamericanos en Argentina a partir de las
Session Organizers: Ann DENIS, Université
políticas migratorias
d’Ottawa, Canada, and Vilna BASHI
TREITLER, City University of New York, USA Sofía FERNÁNDEZ, UNR, Argentina
Chair: Ann DENIS, Université d’Ottawa, Cultos pentecostales y procesos étnicos identitarios:
Canada La danza evangélica como aspecto diferencial
significativo del pentecostalismo qom (toba)
 120 
Patricia RICHARDS, University of Georgia, USA 12:30 - 14:00
Modernity/coloniality and conflicts over indigenous
702 Democracies in transition: The
rights in the Chilean south
political cultures of excluded groups
Rana CAVUSOGLU, Middle East Technical University, (gender, race, ethnicity)
Turkey
Location: 454 {NB}
The dilemma of remaining in between: Case of Arab
Session Organizers: Natividad GUTIERREZ
Alawitas in Turkey {*}
CHONG, Universidad Nacional Autónoma
Mustafa ISLEK, Hacettepe University Institution of de México, Mexico and Ulrike VIETEN, Free
Population Studies, Turkey University Amsterdam, Netherlands
Forced migration and adaptation after Lausanne Chair: Ulrike VIETEN, Free University
Convention: The case of Güzelyurt, Turkey Amsterdam, Netherlands
Authors and Papers

10:45 - 12:15
Gabriela CANEDO VASQUEZ, Centro Cuarto
659 Del Sistema de Consulta de Intermedio, Bolivia
Organizaciones Indígenas y Reconocimiento de la democracia comunitaria en el
Conflictos Étnicos en las Américas estado plurinacional boliviano
(SICETNO)
Eran GUNDUZ, University of Applied Sciences
Location: 454 {NB} Frankfurt, Germany
Session Organizer: Natividad GUTIERREZ Citizenship and nationhood in Turkey. Who is excluded?
CHONG, Universidad Nacional Autónoma
Daniela CHERUBINI, University of Milan, Italy
de México, Mexico
Migrant women’s political practices: Gender, race
Chair: Paula MURACA, Deakin University,
and ethnicity in action / Prácticas políticas de las
Australia
mujeres migrantes: Género, raza y etnicidad en
Discussant: Héctor CALLEROS RODRIGUEZ,
acción
El Colegio de Tlaxcala A.C., Mexico
Sergio COSTA, Freie Universität Berlin, Germany
Authors and Papers
Cultural rights and democratic legitimacy: Conceptual
Natividad GUTIERREZ CHONG, Universidad approaches and uses in Latin America
Rafael MANTOVANI, Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil
Sistema de consulta de organizaciones indígenas y
La moda por la civilización en Argentina y contra los
conflictos étnicos en las Américas (SICETNO)
argentinos
Tatiane RODRIGUES, Federal University of

10:45 - 12:15
Pernambuco, Brazil
686 The ethics of intersectional politics The rise of diversity in contemporary educational
and the challenges to alliances and policies
coalition building in and outside
Victor ARMONY, University of Quebec at Montreal,
academe
Canada
Joint Session A comparative perspective on the identification of
RC32 Women in Society (host committee) minorities by governments in the Americas
Elda GJERGJI, Aleksandër Xhuvani University, Albania
Location: 446 {NB} Roma minority situation during the long years of
For programme details see section Joint Sessions Albanian transition
 121 
14:30 - 16:00 16:15 - 17:45
752 Violencia e interculturalidad / 762 Inequality, Racialization/
Violence and interculturality. Part II Ethnicization, and Migration
Location: 454 {NB} Joint Session

Session Organizers: Nelson ARTEAGA WG02 Historical and Comparative
BOTELLO, Universidad Autónoma del Estado Sociology
de México, Mexico, and Daniel GUTIERREZ RC05 Racism, Nationalism and Ethnic
MARTINEZ, El Colegio Mexiquense, Mexico Relations (host committee)
Chair: Daniel GUTIERREZ MARTINEZ, El
Location: 454 {NB}
Colegio Mexiquense, Mexico
Authors and Papers
Priscila Elisabete da SILVA, Universide de São Paulo,

Brazil and Ariel FINGUERUT, Universidade Estadual
de Campinas, Brazil
Conquistas y resentimientos: La cuestión racial y su
impacto en las movilizaciones sociopolíticas en Brasil
RC07
y en los EE.UU. contemporáneos
Sergio Andrés KAMINKER, Centro Nacional Futures Research

Patagónico, Argentina
Racialización y migrantes limítrofes, hacia una lectura Programme Coordinators: Markus
del lugar del inmigrante en la ciudad de Puerto Madryn S. SCHULZ, University of Illinois at
Urbana–Champaign, USA; Radhamany
Anahi PATRICIA GONZALEZ and Gabriela PLOTNIK,
SOORYAMOORTHY, University of
Universidad de Buenos Aire, Argentina
Kwazulu-Natal, South Africa
Relaciones interculturales en las instituciones escolar
y judicial en Argentina: Modalidades de ejercicio de
la violencia simbólica hacia los migrantes externos
Pablo DI NAPOLI, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Wednesday 1 August

Argentina
Racismo, violencia y otredad. El caso de los
09:00 - 10:30
estudiantes tipificados como violentos
8 Citizenship and Experiences of
Girleide Tôrres LEMOS, Federal University of
Participation / Ciudanía y
Pernambuco, Brazil, and Janssen Felipe DA SILVA,
Experiencias de Participación
Universidade Federal de Pernambuco, Brazil
Intercultural education and current rural education in Location: APT 16 {OB}
Brazil: Political and pedagogical approaches Session Organizers: Raquel SOSA ELÍZAGA,
UNAM, Mexico and Edgardo LANDER,
Nelson ARTEAGA BOTELLO, Universidad Autónoma
Universidad Central de Venezuela, Venezuela
del Estado de México, Mexico
Chair: Edgardo LANDER, Universidad Central
Interculturalidad, violencia y creación social
de Venezuela, Venezuela
 122 
Federico ANAYA-GALLARDO, Taller Universitario de 102 Alternatives to neoliberal
Derechos Humanos, Mexico globalization: Comparing counter-
The institutionalization of civic participation of NGOs hegemonic projects - Part I
in Mexico: The paradoxes of inclusion of new elites in
Joint Session
the political system
Mila IVANOVIC, Université Paris 8/Labtop, France RC02 Economy and Society
Burocracia, clientelismo y liderazgo: Una inmersión
desde abajo en los retos y callejones sin salida de la
democracia venezolana del siglo XXI
Andranik TANGIAN, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology,

14:30 - 16:00
Germany
German parliamentary elections 2009, participation 160 Globalization, futures of
outcomes, and proposals for the future management, and resistance
movements. Part I
10:45 - 12:15 Joint Session

84 Social Justice, Equality and
RC09 Social Transformations and Sociology
Participation
of Development (host committee)
Location: 464 {NB}
Session Organizer: Celi Scalon, UFRJ
Chair: Celi Scalon, UFRJ
Authors and Papers
Emil Albert SOBOTTKA, Maria Eduarda OTA and Thursday 2 August

Joao Carlos BASSANI, Pontifical Catholic University at
Porto Alegre, Brazil,
09:00 - 10:30
Has the future remained in the past? Experiences of
disrespect and the utopia of autonomous life projects 205 Democratizing futures and digital
inclusion: Participatory
Makeliny NOGUEIRA, Pontifícia Universidade
opportunities and pitfalls
Católica de São Paulo, Brazil
Poverty, inequality and social exclusion and the Location: APT 16 {OB}
impact of education in Brazil Session Organizer: Laura ROBINSON,
Santa Clara University, USA
David KONSTANTINOVSKIY, Russian Academy of
Sciences, Russia Authors and Papers
Winners and losers – From empirical date to model
Sara SCHOONMAKER, University of Redlands, USA
Ingemar KAREHOLT, Stockholm University, Sweden Forking digital inclusion: The development of
Socieconomic position and political participation in LibreOffice and the document foundation
terms of voting among elderly 77+ in Sweden
Patricio FELDMAN and Celina FISCHNALLER,
Ingrid CYFER, Federal University of São Paulo, Brazil Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
A dialogue between Judith Butler’s and Axel Políticas públicas para la inclusión socio-digital y
Honneth’s theory of recognition apropiación social de las TIC: El caso de San Luis,
Argentina
 123 
Ronald ANDERSON, University of Minnesota, USA Confronting the uncertain: On crisis, time sociology
Social well-being and gender equality’s contribution and the narration of dangerous times
to the growth of the internet globally
Martina YOPO, Universidad Alberto Hurtado, Chile
Daniel Aldana COHEN, New York University, USA Políticas sociales para el futuro: Una reflexión
Occupy Wall street’s sources of creativity diacrónica sobre el sujeto desde el enfoque de las
capacidades
Anita CHAN, University of Illinois, USA
Hacking digital universalism: OLPC & information Emilia ARAUJO, Universidade do Minho, Portugal
networks in the Andes Politics, time and democracy
Yuriy VASSERMAN, Perm State Technical University, Russia

10:45 - 12:15 Russian politics modernization: A sociocultural approach
248 Imagining futures: Social

354 RC07 Roundtable 1B: Memory’s
movements, publics, and
futures: Human rights and
contentious politics - Part I
transitional justice / El futuro de la
Joint Session memoria: derechos humanos y
RC48 Social Movements, Collective Actions políticas de transición: verdad,
and Social Change justicia y reparación
Location: SUM {OB}
Location: APT 16 {OB} Session Organizer: Gabriela FRIED
For programme details see section Joint Sessions AMILIVIA, Agencia Nacional de Investigacion
e Innovacion, Uruguay
Chairs: Y. Michal BODEMANN, University of
12:30 - 14:00
Toronto, Canada, and Carlos DEMASI,
287 Alternatives to neoliberal Universidad de la República, Uruguay
globalization: Comparing counter-
Authors and Papers
hegemonic projects - Part II
Emilio CRENZEL, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Joint Session
Memoria y poder. Las luchas políticas por el sentido
del pasado de violencia y dictadura en la Argentina
Claudia FELD, IDES-CONICET, Argentina
La ESMA como sitio de memoria: Del testimonio al
centro de interpretación
Valentina SALVI, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina

14:30 - 16:00
Entre pasado y futuro. Las memorias de los/as
353 RC07 Roundtable 1A: Politics of the oficiales del ejército argentino
Future
Tomas CROWDER-TARABORRELLI, Soka University of
Location: SUM {OB} America, USA
Session Organizer: Emilia ARAUJO, Documentary film as memory and evidence: The use
Universidade do Minho, Portugal of visual media in trials for crimes against humanity
in Argentina
Authors and Papers
Kristi WILSON, Soka University of America, USA
Marcos GONZÁLEZ-HERNANDO, London School of
Memory complex: Rhetorics of remembrance then
Economics, United Kingdom
and now
 124 
355 RC07 Roundtable 1C: Imagining Authors and Papers
futures: Social movements, publics,
Michelle RIVERA, University of Illinois at Urbana-
and contentious politics
Champaign, USA
Location: SUM {OB} Exploring participatory online music fandom through
Session Organizers: Ligia TAVERA reggaetón
FENOLLOSA, FLACSO, Mexico; Markus S.
Mun Cho KIM, Korea University, South Korea
SCHULZ, University of Illinois at Urbana–
Toward a new media policy in the age of convergence
Champaign, USA and Benjamin TEJERINA
MONTAÑA, Universidad del País Vasco, Spain Giuseppina PELLEGRINO, University of Calabria, Italy
Chair: Arlene TORRES, The City University of How current infrastructures shape future democracy:
New York, USA Notes on orphans and belonging in politics of
information (technology)
Authors and Papers
Tomohisa HIRATA, Kyoto University, Japan
Manjeet CHATURVEDI, Banaras Hindu University, India
Digital inclusions in internet cafes and their problems:
Globalization and vision quest of what is viable future {*}
Comparative study on the internet access for overseas
Leonardo CANCINO PEREZ, Universidad Diego filipina domestic workers in Hong Kong, Singapore
Portales, Chile and Taipei
Avances de investigación: El imaginario social del
movimiento Arcoiris en Chile 357 RC07 Roundtable 1E: Alternatives to
neoliberal globalization: Comparing
Megan PEPPEL, University of California, USA
counterhegemonic projects
Re-imagining economic relations and the role of the
social welfare state: Perspectives from an argentine Location: SUM {OB}
shantytown {*} Session Organizers: William CARROLL,
University of Victoria, Canada, and Markus
Cecilia MINAVERRY, Universidad del País Vasco, Argentina
S. SCHULZ, University of Illinois at Urbana–
Movimientos alterglobalización: Un análisis crítico de
Champaign, USA
las propuestas de la Asociación para la Fijación de
Chair: Henry VELTMEYER, Saint Mary’s
Impuestos en las Transacciones Financieras para
University, Canada
Ayudar a los Ciudadanos (ATTAC)
Authors and Papers
Katherine McKIERNAN, Franklin and Marshall
College, USA Estela VALVERDE, Macquarie University, Australia
“La Cámpora” en la última campaña presidencial Defeated amnesty laws: Standing between impunity
para entender las relaciones entre movimientos and accountability, Uruguay opens up the wounds of
sociales y kirchnerismo the past
Michael HUMPHREY, University of Sydney, Australia

356 RC07 Roundtable 1D: Technology/
Citizen security as a new human right? Securitization
media/futures
and the new moral economy of rights in Latin America
Location: SUM {OB}
Jeanne W. SIMON and Claudio GONZÁLEZ PARRA,
Session Organizers: Laura ROBINSON,
Universidad de Concepción, Chile
Santa Clara University, USA, and Angharad
The governmentality of governance and governability
VALDIVIA, University of Illinois, USA
in indigenous communities in Chile
Chair: Laura ROBINSON, Santa Clara
University, USA Maisa BASCUAS, Ruth FELDER, Ana LOGIUDICE and Irene
PROVENZANO, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Argentina: A successfull case of post-neoliberalism?
 125 
Adebayo NINALOWO, University of Lagos, Nigeria Friday 3 August
Transnational hegemony, knowledge base and
contestation {*}
09:00 - 10:30
433 Globalization, futures of
16:15 - 17:45
management, and resistance
385 Futures, values, and sociological movements. Part II
theory - Part I
Joint Session
Location: APT 16 {OB} RC09 Social Transformations and Sociology
Session Organizers: Elisa REIS, Federal of Development (host committee)
University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and RC07 Futures Research
Markus S. SCHULZ, University of Illinois at
Location: 464 {NB}
Urbana–Champaign, USA
Chair: Elisa REIS, Federal University of Rio de
Janeiro, Brazil
10:45 - 12:15
Authors and Papers
481 Futures, values, and sociological
Cameron McCARTHY, University of Illinois, USA
theory - Part II
Race, re-spatialization and the struggle over the
iconography of the global city Location: APT 16 {OB}
Session Organizers: Markus S. SCHULZ,
Natàlia CANTÓ-MILÀ, Universitat Oberta de
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign,
Catalunya, Spain
USA, and Elisa REIS, Federal University of Rio
On ‘habitus’, ‘forms of sociation’ and the future
de Janeiro, Brazil
Jacqueline GIBBONS, York University, Canada
Authors and Papers
Roadmaps for social transformation: Arab spring
James DATOR, John SWEENEY and Aubrey YEE,
Pekka SULKUNEN, University of Helsinki, Finland
University of Hawaii at Manoa, USA
Is mass society a threat to representative democracy?
Communicating power: Technological innovation and
Revisiting David Riesman’s theory of the other-directed
social change in the past, present and futures
character
Timothy W. LUKE, Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State
Robert J. SCHMIDT, Technical University Berlin, Germany
University, USA
Protentions as structures of selection in social systems:
Disrupted modernities: The dissipation of the present
The role of anticipated futures in the case of a
as a utopian future of the industrial past
scientific innovation
Habibul H. KHONDKER, Zayed University, United
Arab Emirates
Institutionalizing democracy, strengthening state:
Bangladesh experience
Angharad VALDIVIA, University of Illinois, USA

Disney in Latin America: Visualizing the new
generation of global children’s television
 126 
12:30 - 14:00 Paula ISACOVICH, Universidad de Buenos Aires,
Argentina
Jóvenes haciendo el estado. Reflexiones etnográficas
sobre otros modos de "participación" juvenil
contentious politics - Part II
Juan MONTES CATÓ and Patricia VENTRICI,
Joint Session
CONICET, Argentina
Trabajo, prácticas sindicales, participación de los
RC48 Social Movements, Collective Actions
jóvenes
and Social Change
Adriana MARRERO, Universidad de la República,
Uruguay
From the trenches: Pluralism, structuration and identity
construction in Uruguayan highschool students
14:30 - 16:00
675 RC07 Roundtable 2B: Memory’s
futures: Human rights and
Location: APT 16 {OB} transitional justice / El futuro de la
memoria: derechos humanos y
políticas de transición: verdad,
Saturday 4 August justicia y reparación
Location: SUM {OB}

9:00 - 10:30 Session Organizer: Gabriela FRIED
AMILIVIA, California State University, USA
Chair: Valentina SALVI, Universidad de
contentious politics - Part III
Authors and Papers
Joint Session
RC07 Futures Research (host committee) Virginia VECCHIOLI, Universidad Nacional de San
RC48 Social Movements, Collective Actions Martín, Argentina
and Social Change Derechos humanos y violencia política en la
Argentina
For programme details see section Joint Sessions Raphael NEVES, University of São Paulo, Brazil
A truth commission in Brazil? Challenges and
perspectives to integrate human rights and democracy
10:45 - 12:15
Naiara GROSSI and Roberto Brocanelli CORONA,
674 RC07 Roundtable 2A: Futures of
Universidade Estadual Paulista “Julio de Mesquita
water: Scenarios and struggles /
Filho”, Brazil
Futuros del agua: escenarios y luchas
Public justice policy
Location: SUM {OB}
Renan HONÓRIO QUINALHA, International
Authors and Papers Relations, University of São Paulo, Brazil
Cortes supremas y justicia transicional: Estudio
Analia OTERO, FLACSO, Argentina
comparado entre Argentina, Brasil y Uruguay
Jóvenes y movimientos sociales: Formas de
participación político social
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Claudio TOGNONATO, Università degli Studi Roma Authors and Papers
Tre, Italy
Angela RANDOLPHO PAIVA, Pontifícia Universidade
Derechos humanos y relaciones internacionales entre
Católica do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Italia y Argentina durante la dictadura militar (1976-1983)
Democratizing the Brazilian public sphere: New
dynamics in the relationship between state and black
676 RC07 Roundtable 2C: Imagining
social movements
futures: Social movements, publics,
and contentious politics Christiana SOARES DE FREITAS, University of Brasilia,
Brazil
Location: SUM {OB}
Technological initiatives in the Brazilian public sphere
Session Organizers: Markus S. SCHULZ,
fostering mechanisms of social and digital inclusion {*}
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign,
USA, Benjamin TEJERINA MONTAÑA, Camilo Enrique RIOS ROZO, Universidad Nacional
Universidad del País Vasco, Spain and Ligia de Colombia, Colombia
TAVERA FENOLLOSA, FLACSO, Mexico Sociedades de control y subjetividades contemporáneas {*}
Authors and Papers Jorge GONZÁLEZ, Universidad Nacional Autónoma

de México, Mexico and Cicila PERUZZO,
Nancy DAVIS, DePauw University, USA and Robert
Universidade Metodista de São Paulo, Brazil
ROBINSON, Indiana University, USA
Cybercultur@: Emergent local knowledge communities
Institution building to prefigure sacred societies and
in Latin America
states: The Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt, Shas in
Israel, Comunione e Liberazione in Italy, and the
678 RC07 Roundtable 2E: New
Salvation Army in the USA
approaches
Renata Ewa HRYCIUK, University of Warsaw, Poland
Location: SUM {OB}
Mothers’ social rights and neoliberalism in Poland
Session Organizer: Emilia ARAUJO,
Rajesh MISRA, University of Lucknow, India Universidade do Minho, Portugal
Movement breeds movement: Interlinks of issues,
Authors and Papers
organizations and ideologies {*}
Natalie HABER, Loyola University of Chicago, USA
Karen Manges DOUGLAS, Sam Houston State
Hope, vision and social moblization {*}
University, USA and Gideon SJOBERG, University of
Texas at Austin, USA Lyusyena KIRAKOSYAN, Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Coping with the risks of a future drought: The case of and State University, USA
the Edwards Aquifer Authority in Texas {*} Is promoting disability rights conducive to a stronger
democracy in Brazil? {*}
Radhika BORDE, Wageningen University, Netherlands
Sacred land and the politics of voice {*} Shulamit S. GUBKIN, Kinneret Academic College, Israel
Stairways to peace in an Israeli academic college:
677 RC07 Roundtable 2D: Technology/ Contact, communication, compassion
Media/Futures
Sanne VAMMEN LARSEN and Anne MERRILD
Location: SUM {OB} HANSEN, Aalborg University, Denmark
Session Organizers: Laura ROBINSON, Imagining the future of Greenland {*}
Santa Clara University, USA and Angharad
VALDIVIA, University of Illinois, USA
Chair: Marcelo CASTANEDA, CPDA/UFRRJ,
Brazil
 128 
12:30 - 14:00 14:30 - 16:00
705 Futures of education: Alternative 733 ICTs for Science and Technology
experiences and new politics Development in Latin America and
between inequality and the Economic South: Present and
democratization / Futuros de la Future
educación: Experiencias alternativas
Joint Session
y nuevas políticas entre desigualdad
y democratización
Location: APT 16 {OB} (host committee)
Session Organizers: Raquel SOSA ELÍZAGA,
UNAM, Mexico; Hiroyuki TOYOTA, Kansai
Gaidai University, Japan and Sonsoles SAN
ROMÁN, UAM, Spain
Chair: Hiroyuki TOYOTA, Kansai Gaidai 14:30 - 16:00
University, Japan
734 Memory's futures: Human rights
Co-chair: Gustavo FISCHMAN, Arizona
and transitional justice - Part I / El
State University, USA
futuro de la Memoria: Derechos
Authors and Papers Humanos y Políticas de Transición:
Verdad, Justicia y Reparación -
Isis SÁNCHEZ ESTELLÉS and Rebeca PÉREZ LEÓN,
Parte I
University of Essex, United Kingdom
How can we create more democratic futures Location: APT 16 {OB}
Session Organizer: Gabriela FRIED
Rodrigo MARTÍNEZ NOVO, Universidad Politécnica
AMILIVIA, California State University, USA
de Valencia, Spain and Julia OSCA LLUCH, Instituto
Chair: Lynn RAPAPORT, Pomona College, USA
CSIC, Spain
Discussant: Lynn RAPAPORT, Pomona
Capturando tendencias: La herramienta bibliométrica
College, USA
para la detección de desigualdades en el espacio de
educación superior Authors and Papers
Rocío LÓPEZ VELASCO, Universidad Autónoma de Carlos DEMASI, Universidad de la República, Uruguay
Guerrero, Mexico Después de la caducidad: Tareas pendientes en Uruguay
Género, educación y emigración en el sureste
Gabriela FRIED AMILIVIA, California State University, USA
mexicano
The compass of memory: Uruguayan belated
Adriane FERRARINI, University of Vale do Rio dos transitional justice and the social struggle between the
Sinos, Brazil right of victims to ‘truth and justice’ vs policies of
Training for self-management and solidarity: oblivion (1985-2011)
Challenges and future prospects
Sachiko TAKITA-ISHII, Yokohama City University, Japan
Nicholas JURAVICH, Columbia University, USA Lost and found: How memory finds its place in the
“Opportunity of a lifetime”: Paraprofessionals in New human mind after a disaster
York city schools, 1967-1978
Sultan KHAN, University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

“The out of sight classroom” – Teaching and learning
sociology through field trips
 129 
16:15 - 17:45 RC09
760 Futures of water: Scenarios and
struggles / Futuros del agua: Social Transformations
Escenarios y luchas. Part I
and Sociology of
Session Organizer: José ESTEBAN CASTRO,
Development
Newcastle University, United Kingdom
Programme Coordinators: Ulrike M.M.
Chair: José ESTEBAN CASTRO, Newcastle
SCHUERKENS, Ecole des Hautes Etudes
en Sciences Sociales, France; Habibul H.
Authors and Papers KHONDKER, Zayed University, United Arab
Emirates
Damiano TAGLIAVINI and Sergio HANELA, Instituto
Nacional del Agua, Argentina
Perspectivas de la producción de conocimiento en
recursos hídricos y la relación entre los organismos Wednesday 1 August
científico-tecnológicos y sociedad civil
Denis Antônio de Mendonça BERNARDES, Cicera 09:00 - 10:30

GOMES, Eliane BESERRA, Fabrícia GOMES DE
37 Social Change, New Technology
LUCENA, Universidade Federal de Pernambuco,
and Democratization in the Middle
Brazil, Alexandre RAMOS, Secretaria de Recursos
East and North Africa Region
Hídricos de Pernambuco, Brazil and Hermelinda
ROCHA, ITEP Pernambuco, Brazil Location: 464 {NB}
Água e desenvolvimento em Pernambuco (Brasil): Chair: Habibul H. KHONDKER, Zayed
Uma equação socialmente desigual University, United Arab Emirates
Jacinta PALERM, El Colegio de Posgraduados de Authors and Papers

Chapingo, Mexico
Saim Can BERITAN, City University of New York, USA
Cambios en la legislación, derechos de aguas y
The transposition of the public sphere: From public
organizaciones de usuarios
space to cyberspace
Denisse ROCA SERVAT, Arizona State University, USA
Dmitry IVANOV, St.Petersburg State University, Russia
Movimientos sociales urbanos y minería
The next transformation: From glam-capitalism to
transnacional: En búsqueda de la justicia del agua
alter-capitalism
en Arequipa, Perú
10:45 - 12:15
72 Political Inequality Outside of the
West. Part I
Joint Session
RC18 Political Sociology (host committee)
of Development
Location: 460 {NB}

 130 
12:30 - 14:00 Thursday 2 August
135 Socio-political orders beside the
state or the limits of the Leviathan 09:00 - 10:30
Location: 464 {NB} 217 Migration In (Post-) Socialist
Session Organizers: Dieter NEUBERT and Societies
Artur BOGNER, University of Bayreuth,
Joint Session
Germany
Chair: Dieter NEUBERT, University of
Bayreuth, Germany
Authors and Papers
Location: 464 {NB}
Artur BOGNER, University of Bayreuth, Germany For programme details see section Joint Sessions
Visions of the use of freedom: Competing concepts of
socio-political order
10:45 - 12:15
Elke GRAWERT, Bonn International Center for
273 The cultural politics of economic
Conversion, Germany
development
Some thoughts on the working of competing orders
and links between them Location: 464 {NB}
Session Organizer:
Reinhart KÖSSLER, Arnold Bergstraesser Insttitut,
Frederick WHERRY, University of Michigan,
Germany
USA
Institutional pluralism – A normal state of affairs?
Authors and Papers
Nicole HAAS, Netherlands Institute for the Study of
Crime and Law Enforcement, Netherlands Defne OVER, Cornell University, USA
Public support for vigilantism and confidence in An ethnicist state sells its multicultural heritage:
criminal justice Marketization as a rupture in turkish nationalism
Carlos BOLONHA, Henrique RANGEL and Maíra Rafael COSTA, University of Coimbra, Portugal
ALMEIDA, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, The cultural politics of economic development:
Brazil Mapping the Xikrin-Mebengôkrê political participation
Three sociological aspects of a political court in environmental politics – The Belo Monte case
Daniel FRIDMAN, University of Victoria, Canada

14:30 - 16:00 American dreams in Argentina: Making financial
self-help global
management, and resistance Hebe OLIVEIRA, UERJ, Brazil
movements. Part I Who is the new middle class in Brazil?
Joint Session Marcos GONZALEZ-HERNANDO, London School of

RC07 Futures Research Economics, United Kingdom
RC09 Social Transformations and Sociology Development, nation and “official futures”: The case
of Development (host committee) of the rhetoric of progress in contemporary Chile
Location: 464 {NB} Sadhu AHLAWAT, Maharishi Dayanand University,

For programme details see section Joint Sessions India
Politics of inclusion and local governance in India {*}
 131 
14:30 - 16:00 Joint Session
347 Migration and Social Change
Location: 464 {NB} RC07 Futures Research
Session Organizer: Emma PORIO, Ateneo de
Location: 464 {NB}
Manila University, Philippines
Authors and Papers
Loredana Denisa LASTUN, University of Oradea, 10:45 - 12:15

Romania and Dan Aurel BANCIU, University “Aurel
479 Economic globalization, culture, and
Vlaicu” Arad, Romania
the transformation of management
Students mobilities from “Aurel Vlaicu” university,
practices
Arad and Oradea university. Intra-European higly-
skilled migration. A comparative case study Location: 464 {NB}
Session Organizer: Ulrike M.M.
Ana LOPEZ SALA, CSIC, Spain and Héctor CEBOLLA
SCHUERKENS, Ecole des Hautes Etudes en
BOADO, UNED, Spain
Sciences Sociales, France
Migrant associations and access to public resources:
The case of the municipality of Madrid Authors and Papers
Marina NEGROVA, Saint-Petersburg State University, Rafael OLIVEIRA, Universidade Federal do Ceará,
Russia Brazil
Resource potential of the Russian mentality: Adapting Culture and market: The virtual capitalism (a case
to global complexity {*} study of the site catharsis)
Jean Carlo FAUSTINO, Universidade Federal de São Joshua HENDRICK, Loyola University Maryland, USA
Carlos, Brazil Islam, ambiguity, and social change in Turkey: The
Inside migration: The countrymanxs integration organizational practices of the Fethullah Gulen
through the “caipira music” {*} movement
Andréa B. GILL, University of Victoria, Canada

16:15 - 17:45 Learning to succeed: Entrepreneurial subjects of
development
Tamara HERAN, École des Hautes Études en Sciences
Location: 464 {NB}
Sociales, Chile
Session Organizers: Ulrike M.M. SCHUERKENS,
Le monde (in)visible de l’agrobusiness au Chili. Étude
Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales,
de la vallée du limarí
France, and Habibul H. KHONDKER, Zayed
University, United Arab Emirates Constanza SYMMES, Ecole des Hautes études en
Édition indépendante, espace publique et transition
Friday 3 August politique au Chili
9:00 - 10:30
management, and resistance
movements. Part II
 132 
12:30 - 14:00 Saturday 4 August
538 Migration and Development I
09:00 - 10:30
Joint Session
RC31 Sociology of Migration (host 634 Migration and development Part II
committee)
Joint Session
of Development
Location: 307 {OB} of Development (host committee)
Location: 464 {NB}
12:30 - 14:00
556 The Arab revolution of 2011 in 10:45 - 12:15
671 Networks, cities governance, and
Location: 464 {NB} global markets
Session Organizer: Saïd ARJOMAND, Stony
Location: 464 {NB}
Brook University, USA
Session Organizer: Kuang-chi CHANG,
Authors and Papers University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, USA
Jack GOLDSTONE, George Mason University, USA Authors and Papers

Explaining success and failure in the Middle East
Michelle F. HSIEH, Academia Sinica, Taiwan
revolts of 2011
Explaining the resilience of a decentralized
Mohammed BAMYEH, University of Pittsburgh, USA production network: The case from Taiwan
Revolution and enlightenment
Arnaud SALES, Université de Montréal, Canada
Kevan HARRIS, The Johns Hopkins University, USA Networks and structuration processes
The positional puzzle of uprisings and revolutions in
Kuang-chi CHANG, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, USA
the Middle East: Regional inequalities in world-
The significance of trust in business relocation
historical perspective
Manoj Kumar TEOTIA, CRRID, India
Dmitry IVANOV, St.Petersburg State University, Russia
Institutional response to emerging challenges of
The 2017 problem: A next revolutionary situation
climate change in urban India: A case of planned
city in foothills of Himalaya {*}
14:30 - 16:00
603 Women, leisure and family in the 12:30 - 14:00
age of transformations
713 Political inequality outside of the
Joint Session West. Part II
Joint Session
of Development
Location: 464 {NB}
 133 
RC10 10:45 - 12:15
71 Participation and its relationship to
Participation, social justice and democracy. Part I
Organizational Democracy Location: 456 {NB}
and Self-Management Session Organizer: Isabel DA COSTA,

CNRS-IDHE, France
Co-Chair: Michal PALGI, Emek Yezreel
Programme Coordinators: Isabel
College, Israel
DA COSTA, CNRS-IDHE, France and
Julia ROZANOVA, University of British Authors and Papers
Columbia, Canada
Nora Inés RUBBINI, Universidad Nacional de La
Plata, Argentina
La gobernanza: Qué es y qué propone
Wednesday 1 August Christian MAHIEU, CNRS, France

Diversité, justice et parité de participation
09:00 - 10:30 Vera VRATUSA, University of Belgrade, Serbia

Can there be social justice and democracy without
participation in economic self-management and
Stakeholders in School and Work
political self-government?
Joint Session
Roberta CAVA, Universidade Federal de São Carlos,
Brazil; Aline Michelle Nascimento AUGUSTINHO,
Universidade Estadual, Brazil
Public sphere and environment {*}
Location: SUM {OB}
Julia ROZANOVA, University of British Columbia,
Canada
28 RC10RC04 Part I: Round Table 2 The master of disguise: Hidden faces of participation,
Participation and Citizenship ageism, and their cultural meanings
Joint Session
RC04 Sociology of Education 12:30 - 14:00
134 Social participation and the
economic and social crisis
Location: SUM {OB}
Location: 456 {NB}
Session Organizer: Francesco Garibaldo,
29 RC10RC04 Part I: Round Table 3 IRES ER
Authors and Papers
Joint Session
Jennifer DAY, University of Melbourne, Australia
The costs of complacency: A preview of life without
newspapers in America’s big cities and small towns
Location: SUM {OB}

 134 
Martha Nelida RUIZ URIBE, Instituto Universitario Thursday 2 August
Internacional de Toluca, Mexico
Latin American student protests in the contexts of the
09:00 - 10:30
international youth movements for democracy and
social justice 222 RC10RC04 Part II: Round Table 1
Luciana LEAO and Maria Carolina DYSMAN, Federal
conocimiento
University of Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
How do Brazilians perceive the role of the state, the Joint Session
market, and civil society in the execution of social policies? RC04 Sociology of Education
14:30 - 16:00
Location: SUM {OB}
157 Diversity of civic participation
patterns in a globalizing world
223 RC10RC04 Part II: Round Table 2
Location: 456 {NB}
Desafíos de inclusión
Session Organizer: Pawel STAROSTA,
University of Lodz, Poland Joint Session
Chair: Pawel STAROSTA, University of Lodz, RC04 Sociology of Education
Poland RC10 Participation, Organizational Democracy
Co-chair: Alicia VILLAFANE, Universidad and Self-Management (host committee)
Nacional del Centro de la Provincia de
Location: SUM {OB}
Authors and Papers
P.P. BALAN, Kerala Institute of Local Administration, India
Desigualdad escolar
Civic participation to make local governments child
friendly: A case study from kerala
Joint Session
Ana María PÉREZ RUBIO and Federico BUTTI,
Universidad Nacional del Nordeste, Argentina
La participación como práctica social: Actores y
construcción de subjetividades
Location: SUM {OB}
Camila PENNA, Universidade de Brasília, Brazil
Participation and land reform in Brazil
Gisele Heloise BARBOSA, Universidade Federal de

10:45 - 12:15
São Carlos, Brazil
Councils and equality principle between government 259 Participation and cultural sociology
and civil society in Brazil of the life course. Part I
Gisele Heloise BARBOSA, Universidade Federal de Joint Session

São Carlos, Brazil RC11 Sociology of Aging
Participation in the higher education chamber of the RC10 Participation, Organizational Democracy
national education council during Fernando Henrique and Self-Management (host committee)
Cardoso administration {*}
Location: 456 {NB}
 135 
14:30 - 16:00 Friday 3 August
341 Ibero-American views on
participation, social justice and 09:00 - 10:30
democracy
427 Cooperatives, social economy and
Location: 456 {NB} economic policies for justice and
Session Organizer: Jaime PRECIADO participation in the new millennium
CORONADO, Universidad de Guadalajara,
Location: 456 {NB}
Mexico
Session Organizer: Maria FREGIDOU-
Chair: Martha Nelida RUIZ URIBE, Instituto
MALAMA, University of Gävle, Sweden
Universitario Internacional de Toluca, Mexico
Chair: Maria FREGIDOU-MALAMA,
Authors and Papers University of Gävle, Sweden
Felipe ADDOR, Universidade Federal do Rio de Authors and Papers

Janeiro, Brazil
Carla Arantes de SOUZA, Universidad Estadual
The bases for experiences of participatory democracy
Paulista “Júlio de Mesquita Filho”, Brazil
in Latin America
Economía solidaria en Brasil: Un movimiento social,
Alexandra MARTÍNEZ, Venezuela político y cultural
Participación y emancipación en Venezuela
Marilia VERONESE and Adriane FERRARINI,
Scott ROULIER, Lyon College, USA University of Vale do Rio dos Sinos, Brazil
Building civic capacity in a Mexico city slum community Micro entrepreneurship and associations in
developing peripheral countries
16:15 - 17:45 Manuel MANZONI, Universidad Nacional de Mar

del Plata, Argentina and Rafael BÖCKER, Universitat
Rovira i Virgili, Spain
social justice and democracy. Part II
Participación y justicia social en la política
Joint Session agroalimentaria y agroindustrial de Argentina
RC10 Participation, Organizational
Democracy and Self-Management (host
10:45 - 12:15
committee)
RC11 Sociology of Aging 494 Participation and cultural sociology
of the life course. Part II
Location: 456 {NB}
For programme details see section Joint Sessions Joint Session
Location: 456 {NB}

12:30 - 14:00
Location: 456 {NB}
 136 
14:30 - 16:00 RC11
600 Social justice and democratization
through participation and/or self- Sociology of Aging
management?
Programme Coordinators: Susan
Location: 456 {NB}
FELDMAN, Monash University, Australia; Julie
Session Organizer: Vera VRATUSA, University
McMULLIN, University of Western Ontario,
of Belgrade, Serbia
Canada and Anne MARTIN-MATTHEWS,
Chair: Vera VRATUSA, University of Belgrade,
University of British Columbia, Canada
Serbia
Authors and Papers
Candela HERNÁNDEZ, IIGG-CIN, Argentina

Wednesday 1 August
Acción colectiva y autogestión
Vanessa Moreira SÍGOLO, Universidade de São

09:00 - 10:30
Paulo, Brazil
Democracia, participación popular y experiencias de 10 Connecting Generations: Societal
autogestión en Brasil actual Policies and Family Relations
Luiz Inácio GAIGER, Universidade do Vale do Rio dos Location: 440 {NB}
Sinos, Brazil Session Organizer: Anne MARTIN-MATTHEWS,
The uniqueness of solidarity entrepreneurship in the University of British Columbia, Canada
fight against social exclusion Chair: Susan McDANIEL, University of
Lethbridge, Canada
Robin KRABBE, University of Tasmania, Australia
Self-determination, deliberative democracy, networks Authors and Papers
and positive ecology via community initiatives in
Catherine CRAVEN and Anne MARTIN-MATTHEWS,
Tasmania, Australia
University of British Columbia, Canada, Carolyn
Maria FREGIDOU-MALAMA, University of Gävle, ROSENTHAL, McMaster University, Canada and Lynn
Sweden McDONALD, University of Toronto, Canada
What are the advantages of JAK Members Bank? An ethic of independence and diminished filial piety:
Chinese widows’ support systems in Canada
Gulcin CON and Sibel KALAYCIOGLU, Middle East

Technical University, Turkey
Intergenerational split? The Turkish elderly parents
and their adult children
Alda MOTTA, Universidade Federal da Bahia, Brazil

Women between caring for the elderly and for the
youngsters
Elias WAHAB, Lagos State University, Nigeria,

Intergenerational households and well-being of the
older persons’ in Nigeria {*}
 137 
48 Age- and Gender- based Inequalities: Lucie LECHEVALIER HURARD, Université Paris 13, France
Recent Research and Challenges La spécialisation des modes de prise en charge de la
maladie d’alzheimer en France : Entre levier d’évolution
Location: 440 {NB}
des carrières professionnelles, désinsertion sociale des
Session Organizers: Clary KREKULA,
patients et renforcement de la stigmatisation
University of Uppsala, Sweden, and Neal
King, Virginia Tech, USA Shu KINOSHITA, Kyoto University, Japan
Chair: Julie McMULLIN, University of Western Conceptual analysis of “dementia” among family
Ontario, Canada caregivers in Japanese SHGs
Authors and Papers Laurel STRAIN, University of Alberta, Canada and

Colleen MAXWELL, University of Waterloo, Canada
Laura HURD CLARKE and Erica BENNETT, University
Families caring for assisted living and nursing home
of Michigan, The University of British Columbia,
residents with dementia: Does setting matter?
Canada
Aging, frailty, and intimacy: The gendered experience Allison KIRKMAN, Victoria University of Wellington,
of close relationships among adults 75+ who have New Zealand
multiple chronic conditions Dementia stories: Representations of carers
Florencia BRAVO ALMONACID, CONICET, Argentina Neena CHAPPELL, University of Victoria, Canada and
Vejez, género y pobreza: Estrategias de reproducción Malcolm MACLURE, Government of British Columbia,
de los hogares en el barrio el Sur {*} Canada
The gendered nature of caregiver perceptions of the
Sally BOULD, University of Delaware, USA, and Sara
effectiveness of cholinesterase inhibitors (ChEI) for
CASACA, Technical University of Lisbon, Portugal
those with dementia
Older women’s employment: Pension crisis and crisis
of care Beverly SANBRN, Belmont Senior Living, USA
Mental fitness for dementia patients: Can it work? {*}
Talita CASTRO, Universidade Estadual de Campinas,
Brazil Michèle BAUMANN and Katia LURBE I PUERTO,
Age and gender in Brazilian self-help books University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg, Sophie
COUFFIGNAL, Centre for Health Studies, Luxembourg
Clary KREKULA, Karlstad University, Sweden
and Nearkasen CHAU, University Paris Descartes, France
Gender equality politics and age relations in workplaces
What is the value of keeping patients at home if
Laura MACHAT-FROM, Linköping University, Sweden informal caregivers become exhausted to the
Migrantship and old age: Intersecting social positions detriment of their own life satisfaction? {*}
12:30 - 14:00 12:30 - 14:00

107 Caring for older adults with 116 Empirical Methods in Aging
dementia Research 1

Session Organizer: Neena CHAPPELL, RC33 Logic and Methodology in Sociology
University of Victoria, Canada (host committee)
Chair: Kate O’LOUGHLIN, University of RC11 Sociology of Aging
Sydney, Australia
Location: 24 {OB}
 138 
14:30 - 16:00 Jeanne KATZ, Caroline HOLLAND and Sheila PEACE,
The Open University, United Kingdom
163 Images, Meaning, and Discourses of
Exploring the goals of older people with high support
Ageing
needs in the UK: Does their consumption match their
Location: 440 {NB} aspirations?
Session Organizer: Julie McMULLIN,
Saeko KIKUZAWA, Hosei University, Machida, Tokyo,
University of Western Ontario, Canada
Japan
Chair: Kyriakos MARKIDES, University of
Care service utilization among frail elderly in Japan
Texas Medical Branch, USA
Jeanne KATZ and Caroline HOLLAND, The Open
Authors and Papers
Peter ÖBERG, University of Gävle, Sweden Understanding informal carers’ decision-making in
Diversity and ageing – The meaning of new intimate choosing a care home for a person with dementia in
relationships in later life hospital
Gerardo ZAMORA, Erkuden ALDAZ, Izaskun Nicole SACHMERDA, University of Leipzig, Germany
CUARTANGO and Nerea GALDONA, Ingema, Spain “Because I do not want to be a burden – Also beyond
"This is a good time for ageing" – Images of old age my death” – Results of a qualitative interview study on
from social workers and private health care providers funeral decisions
Javiera SANHUEZA, Universidad de Granada, España

Imaginarios sobre la vejez de jóvenes universitarios: 10:45 - 12:15
Un estudio comparativo entre alumnos de medicina,
259 Participation and cultural sociology
psicología y trabajo social (Universidad de Granada,
of the life course. Part I
España)
Joint Session
Jill REYNOLDS, The Open University, United Kingdom
Discourses of child free later life: A gendered topic
Location: 456 {NB}

Thursday 2 August For programme details see section Joint Sessions
09:00 - 10:30
12:30 - 14:00
214 Later life decision making: Consumption,
309 Panel: The life-course perspective in
home care, and end of life
Latin America
Location: 440 {NB}
Location: 440 {NB}
Session Organizer: Lucie VIDOVICOVA,
Session Organizer: María Julieta ODDONE,
Masaryk University, Czech Republic
Chair: Neena CHAPPELl, University of
Discussant: Hugo José SUAREZ, Autonomous
Victoria, Canada
University of Mexico, Mexico
Authors and Papers
Authors and Papers
Lucie VIDOVICOVA, Masaryk University, Czech Republic
María Julieta ODDONE, University of Buenos Aires,
Consumption in older age: Risks and potentials
Argentina
Discussant: María Julieta ODDONE
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Stefano CAVALLI, University of Geneve, Switzerland 16:15 - 17:45
Changes and events across the life course: An
international comparison
social justice and democracy. Part II
Eduardo GUICHARD, University of Geneva, Switzerland
Joint Session
Crisis y memoria histórica: El golpe de estado de
1973 en Chile
Gloria LYNCH, Universidad Nacional de Luján, Argentina RC11 Sociology of Aging
Cambios y transiciones en el curso de la vida.
Location: 456 {NB}
Argentina en el estudio CEVI
14:30 - 16:00
16:15 - 17:45
336 Extending working lives: Are
workplace practises convergent
with recent policy directions? Location: 440 {NB}
Session Organizer: Anne MARTIN-MATTHEWS,
Location: 440 {NB}
Session Organizers: Elizabeth BROOKE,
Swinburne University, Australia, and Julie
McMULLIN, University of Western Ontario,
Friday 3 August
Canada
Chair: Julie McMULLIN, University of Western
Ontario, Canada 09:00 - 10:30
Authors and Papers 445 Retirement, older workers, and
pension policy
Elizabeth BROOKE, Swinburne University, Australia
Thriving or surviving? Extending working lives in Location: 440 {NB}
different occupational contexts Session Organizer: John WILLIAMSON,
Boston College, USA
Anita TISCH, Institute for Employment Research, Germany
Chair: John WILLIAMSON, Boston College, USA
Ageing and employability - the influence of personal
circumstances and individual factors Authors and Papers
Kate O’LOUGHLIN, Karla HEESE and Hal KENDIG, Esteban CALVO, Universidad Diego Portales, Chile,
University of Sydney, Australia Natalia SARKISIAN, Boston College, USA and
Age discrimination among older workers: The Christopher TAMBORINI, US Social Security
Australian experience Administration, USA
Causal effects of retirement timing on health and well-being
Maria Alejandra ARLEGUI, Argentina

Social security’s reform impact in Argentina (1996-2010)
Silvio Marques GARCIA, Juliana Presotto PEREIRA

NETTO and Julia LENZI SILVA, Universidade Estadual
Ageing in the countryside and the need of public
policies of social security as means to implement the
rights of elderly rural workers in Brazil
 140 
Roxana ELETA-DE FILIPPIS, Le Havre University, France 12:30 - 14:00
Gender and privatization: The experience of
534 Intergenerational Relations:
Argentina 1994-2008
Intimate Ties and Solidarity
Location: 440 {NB}

10:45 - 12:15
Session Organizer: Julie McMULLIN,
487 Intergenerational solidarity: University of Western Ontario, Canada
Bringing the public and the private Chair: Edmund Kenneth MUGAYEHWENKYI,
into dialogue TBC
Location: 440 {NB} Authors and Papers

Session Organizers: Virpi TIMONEN, Trinity
Môniele SANTOS, Universidade Federal da Bahia,
College, Ireland, and Thomas SCHARF,
Brazil
National University of Ireland, Ireland
Familia(s): Las distintas prácticas de la “solidaridad”
Chair: Virpi TIMONEN, Trinity College, Ireland
en el mundo contemporáneo
Authors and Papers
Gabriela FUENTES REYES, Universidad Autónoma del
Marc SZYDLIK, Bettina ISENGARD, Ronny KÖNIG Estado de México, Mexico
and Tina SCHMID, University of Zurich, Switzerland La generación de bienestar a partir de la experiencia
Money, time and space: Intergenerational functional de los beneficiarios del programa pensión alimenticia
solidarity in a comparative perspective para adultos mayores en el Estado de México
Maria-Jose TORREJON and Anne MARTIN-MATTHEWS, Torbjörn BILDTGARD, Stockholm University, Sweden
University of British Columbia, Canada The impact of new intimate relationships in later life
Intergenerational solidarity and care of older people: on social and filial relationships
Linking families and bureaucracy in context
Reiko YAMATO, Kansai University, Japan
Reiko YAMATO, Kansai University, Japan A comparison of determinants between married
Inconsistency between policy presumptions and children’s coresidence with their fathers and with their
actual relationships of the intergenerational mothers in Japan
relationships within the family in present-day Japan
Torbjörn BILDTGARD, Stockholm University, Sweden,
and Peter ÖBERG, University of Gävle, Sweden
10:45 - 12:15 Time as a structuring condition behind new intimate
relationships in later life {*}
of the life course. Part II
14:30 - 16:00
Joint Session
RC10 Participation, Organizational Democracy 579 Demographic challenges associated
and Self-Management (host committee) with aging populations in the
RC11 Sociology of Aging developing world

For programme details see section Joint Sessions RC41 Sociology of Population (host committee)
Location: 468 {NB}

 141 
Saturday 4 August 10:45 - 12:15
672 Old age and society: Views from
09:00 - 10:30 Latin America
623 Generations: Connections across Location: 440 {NB}

the life course Session Organizer: María Julieta ODDONE,
CONICET, Argentina
Location: 440 {NB}
Panelists: Liliana GASTRON, University of
Session Organizer: Marc SZYDLIK, University
Lujan, Argentina; Paulina OSORIO, University
of Zurich, Switzerland
of Santiago de Chile, Chile; Leonor NAVA,
Chair: Marc SZYDLIK, University of Zurich,
University Francisco de Miranda, Venezuela
Switzerland
and Veronica MONTES DE OCA,
Authors and Papers Autonomous University of Mexico, Mexico
Discussant: Blanca de Lima, University
Franz NEUBERGER and Klaus HABERKERN, Institute of
Francisco de Miranda, Venezuela
University of Zurich, Switzerland
Intergenerational support and quality of life in old Authors and Papers
age: Do welfare state regimes matter?
Verónica MONTES DE OCA, Universidad Nacional
Susan McDANIEL and Seonggee UM, University of Autónoma de México, Mexico
Lethbridge, Canada and Amber GAZSO, York Envejecimiento y grupos en alto riesgo en América
University, Canada Latina y el Caribe
Generationing relations in challenging times: Americans
Paulina OSORIO, University of Santiago de Chile, Chile
and Canadians in mid-life in the great recession
Vejez y viudez en Chile: Interpretaciones
Gunther SCHMAUS and Sally BOULD, CEPS/ socioculturales desde la experiencia
INSTEAD, Luxembourg
Leonor NAVA, University Francisco de Miranda, Venezuela
Intergenerational transfer of money and services in
Las representaciones sociales que poseen los
France, Germany, Denmark and Italy
docentes jubilados sobre la violencia ejercida por la
María Beatriz FERNANDEZ LORCA, Pontificia sociedad hacia los adultos mayores
Universidad Católica de Chile, Chile
Liliana GASTRON, University of Lujan, Argentina
Intercambio de apoyo entre hijos adultos y sus padres
Acerca de las personas de edad en las universidades
mayores en Chile: Retos y desafíos actuales {*}
argentinas, desde la perspectiva de género
09:00 - 10:30
12:30 - 14:00
645 Transformation of leisure and
ageing perspectives 707 Images of old age
Joint Session Location: 440 {NB}

RC13 Sociology of Leisure (host committee) Session Organizer: Kathrin KOMP, Umea
RC11 Sociology of Aging University, Sweden
Chair: Elizabeth BROOKE, Swinburne
University, Australia
Authors and Papers
Leonardo PACHECO, Universidade Federal de Alfenas, Brazil

Defeat, soccer and the media: Paradoxical images
and discourses of aging
 142 
Stephan LESSENICH, Friedrich-Schiller-Universitaet, Henglien Lisa CHEN, University of Sussex, United
Germany Kingdom
From retirement to active ageing: Changing images Successful ageing in long-term care: International
of “old age” in the late twentieth century comparison and lesson learning
Kathrin KOMP, Umea University, Sweden and Elena Javiera SANHUEZA, Universidad de Granada, España
WIEGAND, Otto-Friedrich-University Bamberg, Asistencialismo y salud en el marco de las políticas
Germany sociales dirigidas a personas mayores en Chile: El
A new image of old age: The case of third age societies caso del programa VÍNCULOS (Servicio Nacional del
Adulto Mayor, 2008) {*}
Sandra TORRES, Uppsala University, Sweden, Emilia
FORSSELL, Ersta Sköndal University College, Sweden Elena DEL BARRIO and Mayte SANCHO, Ingema,
and Anna OLAISON, Linkoping University, Sweden Spain, Miguel LETURIA, Matia-Innova, Spain and Alfonso
Understandings of ethnic ‘otherness’ in need GURPEGUI, Consejería de Asuntos Sociales, Spain
assessment practices Politicas sociales para mejorar el bienestar de las
personas que envejecen. la experiencia en el País
Jacqueline LOW, University New Brunswick, Canada
Vasco (España) {*}
From zoomers to geezerade: Representations of the
body in ageist and classist society Julia LENZI SILVA, Juliana Presotto PEREIRA NETTO
and Silvio Garcia MARQUES, Universidade Estadual
Carolina Alondra GUIDOTTI GONZALEZ,
Universidade Estadual de Campinas, Brazil
Retirement preparation plans and implementation of
El envejecimiento desde la óptica demográfica:
the rights of the elderly in Brazil: Dialogs on the
Podemos hablar de un cambio de paradigma? {*}
paradoxes of the non-working retiree {*}
14:30 - 16:00
737 Public policies to promote healthy
and happy aging
Location: 440 {NB}

Session Organizers: Esteban CALVO, RC12
Universidad Diego Portales, Chile and
Adriana FASSIO, University of Buenos Aires, Sociology of Law
Argentina
Chair: Adriana FASSIO, University of Buenos Programme Coordinator: Reza
Aires, Argentina BANAKAR, University of Westminster,
United Kingdom
Authors and Papers
Tine ROSTGAARD, Aalborg University, Denmark

Reform strategies in home care for elderly in Europe
Wednesday 1 August
Igone ETXEBERRIA, Nerea GALDONA, Erkuden
ALDAZ, Javier YANGUAS and Elena URDANETA,
Ingema, Spain 10:45 - 12:15
How can policies promote healthy and happy aging
55 Comparative Legal Culture
among the oldest old (85+) and centenarians?
Location: 457 {NB}
Chair: Marina KURKCHIYAN, Oxford
 143 
Reza BANAKAR, University of Westminster, United 167 Law and politics
Kingdom
Location: 457 {NB}
Law, culture and driving habits in Iran
Chair: Agelica CUELLAR VAZQUEZ,
Michael VUOLO, Purdue University, USA Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México,
Legal culture and youth drug use: A multilevel model Mexico
of the European Union
Authors and Papers
Carlos José PERETTE, Universidad del País Vasco, Argentina
Lawrence FRIEDMAN, Stanford University, USA
La constitución multicultural, el estado de derecho y la
The politics of judicial election and selection
flexibilización de las formas jurídicas
Daniela URZOLA, Universidad de Cartagena, Colombia
Chun Hung LIN, FCU, Taiwan
About the relationships between law, force and justice
A multi-legal system or conflicts of different legal
in Jacques Derrida
traditions: Case of Taiwanese legal reform in
communication law
Felipe ASENSI, Getulio Vargas Foundation School of

Thursday 2 August
Law, Brazil
Collective action and contentious politics: The right to
health in Brazil and Portugal 10:45 - 12:15
David NELKEN, Macerata University, Italy 252 Legal professions. Part 1
Doing justice in an unjust world: The case of human
Location: 457 {NB}
trafficking
Chair: Hilary SOMMERLAND, University of
Leicester, United Kingdom
12:30 - 14:00
Authors and Papers
121 Law and migration
Vinícius Reis BARBOSA, Universidade Estadual Paulista
Location: 457 {NB}
“Júlio de Mesquita Filho”, Brazil
Session Organizer: Susana NOVICK,
The professional law training in Brazil, human
fundamental rights and the persistence of liberal
Chair: Susana NOVICK, University of Buenos
bacharelism: A reading from the book “Os
Aires, Argentina
aprendizes do poder” (the apprentices of power) by
Authors and Papers Sérgio Adorno
Rashmi JAIN, University of Rajasthan, India Carlos LISTA, Universidad Nacional de Córdoba,
Globalization and migration of indigenous people Argentina, Fernando Martin BERTONE, Argentina,
Noelia AZCONA, Argentina, Emilse Romina SORIA
Verónica JARAMILLO, Instituto de Investigaciones Gino
GARCIA, Argentina and Ana Laura MERA
Germani, Argentina
SALGUERO, Argentina
Las trabajadoras del servicio doméstico inmigrantes en la
Criterios utilizados por los jueces al cuantificar el
Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires. La normativa actual
tiempo de condena. El delito de robo calificado por
que las protege contrastada con el nuevo Convenio 189
uso de armas
de la Organización Internacional del Trabajo
Swethaa BALLAKRISHNEN, Harvard Law School, USA
Gender and the advantage of new institutional
frameworks: The legal profession in India
 144 
Fernando DE CASTRO FONTAINHA, FGV Direito Rio, Eliana SPADONI, Universidad Nacional de San
Brazil Martin, Argentina
To be a candidate in Brazil: Towards a new legal Juridificación y conflictos ambientales
profession?
Emilia SCHIJMAN, Université Paris Diderot Paris 7, France
Carlos LISTA, Universidad Nacional de Córdoba, Ocupar, apropiar, poseer. Usos y jurisprudencia en la
Argentina vivienda social en Buenos Aires
Social and political lawyering: The quest for social
justice and democratisation
Sharyn ROACH ANLEU and Kathy MACK, Flinders Friday 3 August

Emotions and the courtroom
09:00 - 10:30
449 Social systems and legal systems:
12:30 - 14:00
transnormative reflexivity in a
302 Legal professions. Part 2 multidimensional society. Part 1 /
Location: 457 {NB}
Chair: Hilary SOMMERLAND, University of
Leicester, United Kingdom Location: 457 {NB}
Chair: Vitorio OLGIATI, University of
Authors and Papers
Macerata, Italy
Takayuki II, Hirosaki University, Japan and Kay-Wah
Authors and Papers
CHAN, Macquarie University, Australia
Diversification of judicial scriveners’ practice and José Antonio CALLEGARI, Universidade Federal
where shall it go: The fluctuating boundaries of law- Fluminense, Brazil
related occupations in Japan Ouvidoria: Apertura cognitiva y acceso a la
administración de la justicia
Ole HAMMERSLEV, University of Southern Denmark,
Denmark José Antonio CALLEGARI, Universidade Federal
How to get to Denmark: The legal profession’s Fluminense, Brazil
construction of the Nordic welfare states and beyond Crisis económica Europea y la ley de responsabilidad
fiscal de Brasil
Mavis MACLEAN, Oxford University, United Kingdom
Family judges in England and Wales: The adversarial María Lorena GIAQUINTA, Argentina
myth Juicios por jurados
14:30 - 16:00 10:45 - 12:15

369 Urban problems 505 Social systems and legal systems:
transnormative reflexivity in a
Location: 457 {NB}
Chair: Antonio AZUELA, Instituto de
Investigaciones Sociales, Mexico
Authors and Papers
Location: 457 {NB}
Lucas KONZEN, Università degli Studi di Milano, Italy Chair: Germano SCHWARTZ, Faculdade da
Activismo judicial y reforma urbana en Brasil – Límites Serra Gaúcha, Brazil
y posibilidades
 145 
Authors and Papers Fernando Emmanuel ARLETTAZ, University of
Zaragoza, Spain
Renata Almeida DA COSTA, School of Law, Brazil
Religious symbols and state secularization: A
The culture of fear and urban space: Thoughts on the
discussion in the context of public liberties
social sensation of insecurity
Maria Guiomar da CUNHA FROTA and Pedro Alves
BARBOSA NETO, Universidade Fedral de Minas
12:30 - 14:00
Gerais, Brazil
545 RC12 Business Meeting Parameters and procedures of the inter American
system on child rights violations processes
Location: 457 {NB}
Session Organizers: Germano SCHWARTZ,
Faculdade da Serra Gaúcha, Brazil and 14:30 - 16:00
Vitorio OLGIATI, University of Macerata, Italy
749 The sociology of human rights. Part 2
Location: 457 {NB}

Saturday 4 August Chair: Dani Rudnicki, Centro Universitário
Ritter dos Reis, Brazil
689 The quest for justice and the limits Sabina REGUEIRO, CONICET, Argentina
of law. Panel session Violaciones a los derechos humanos durante la
última dictadura militar Argentina: Disputas
Location: 457 {NB}
jurídico-políticas en torno a la restitución de niños
Session Organizer: Reza BANAKAR,
apropiados en la "transición democrática"
University of Westminster, United Kingdom
Chair: Vitorio OLGIATI, University of Juliana Livia ANTUNES DA ROCHA, Universidade
Macerata, Italy Federal Fluminense, Brazil
Panelists: Arvind Kumar AGRAWAL, Central The difficult dialogue between exclusion and inclusion
Univ of H.P, India; Reza BANAKAR, University of individuals with mental disorders
of Westminster, United Kingdom and
Germano SCHWARTZ, Faculdade da Serra
Gaúcha, Brazil
12:30 - 14:00
725 The sociology of human rights.
Part 1
Location: 457 {NB}

Chair: Dani RUDNICKI, Centro Universitário
Ritter dos Reis, Brazil
Authors and Papers
Valerie JENNESS and Kitty CALAVITA, University of

California, USA
Inside the pyramid of disputes: Naming problems and
filing grievances in California prisons
 146 
RC13 Francis LOBO, Edith Cowan University, Australia
Leisure happiness and development: A contemporary
Sociology of Leisure Australian perspective
Alan LAW, Trent University, Canada

Programme Coordinator: Ishwar Leisure, social justice and democratization
MODI, India International Institute of Social
Amin PIRZADA, University of Kashmir, India
Sciences, India
Socio-pysocological dynamics of pilgrimage in
turbulent times: A case study of Hazratbal shrine
12:30 - 14:00
Wednesday 1 August
9:00 - 10:30
Joint Session
18 Leisure and Tourism: Social and
Environmental Concerns. Part I
Joint Session RC05 Racism, Nationalism and Ethnic
RC24 Environment and Society Relations
Location: APT 110 {OB} For programme details see section Joint Sessions
14:30 - 16:00
10:45 - 12:15
168 Leisure and tourism: Social and
66 Leisure in turbulent times
environmental concerns. Part II
(Presidential Session of ISA RC 13)
Joint Session
Session Organizer: Ishwar MODI, India
International Institute of Social Sciences, India
Chair: Ishwar MODI, India International Location: APT 110 {OB}
Institute of Social Sciences, India For programme details see section Joint Sessions
Authors and Papers
Thomas HENRICKS, Elon University, USA

Thursday 2 August
Postmodern play: Evaluating Huizinga’s challenge
Christiana CONSTANTOPOULOU, Panteion

09:00 - 10:30
University, Greece
Leisure in turbulent times: “Second Life” realizations 203 Democratization and the promise of
leisure
Karl SPRACKLEN, Leeds Metropolitan University,
United Kingdom Location: APT 110 {OB}
Whiteness, social order and heritage leisure: Session Organizer: Ishwar MODI, India
Reconstructing England through the national trust International Institute of Social Sciences, India
Chair: Christianne Luce GOMES,
Claudia MARTINEZ MULLEN, South Africa
Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil
South African leisure in turbulent economic times
 147 
Rosario RADAKOVICH, Universidad de la República, 303 Leisure education: Social justice in
Uruguay life-long learning. Part I
Leisure and dreams. Traveling as a leisure imaginary
Joint Session
in South America
Cinthia LOPES DA SILVA, Universidade Metodista de RC04 Sociology of Education
Piracicaba, Brazil
El rol del profesional de educación física y las
políticas públicas del deporte y ocio en el contexto
brasileño
14:30 - 16:00
Misri Lal VERMA, CSJM University, India
Leisure, social and political accountability, democratic 344 Leisure, democracy and diversity of
citizenship among indians lifestyles: Children and the youth
Danieli HELENA RAMPELOTTI, universidade tuiuti do Joint Session

parana, Brazil RC53 Sociology of Childhood
Projeto politico pedagogico democratico e participativo RC13 Sociology of Leisure (host committee)

10:45 - 12:15 For programme details see section Joint Sessions
253 Leisure across disciplines: Theories

and methods 16:15 - 17:45
Location: APT 110 {OB} 390 Leisure, work, time-budgets and
Session Organizer: Kenneth ROBERTS, the economic crisis
University of Liverpool, United Kingdom
Joint Session
Chair: Thomas HENRICKS, Elon University, USA
Authors and Papers RC13 Sociology of Leisure (host committee)
Kenneth ROBERTS, School of Sociology, United Kingdom Location: APT 110 {OB}
Modernisation Theory and Leisure in Late-Developing For programme details see section Joint Sessions
Countries
Zerrin ARSLAN, Middle East Technical University, Turkey

Friday 3 August
Leisure as construction of distinction: A case of
Ankara, Turkey
09:00 - 10:30
Sergio PIGNUOLI OCAMPO, Universidad de Buenos
Aires, Argentina 436 Leisure and the arts: Identity and
La polémica con el humanismo como vector de self-expression
problematización e innovación teóricas en sociología
Sanjay TEWARI, CSJM University, INDIA Session Organizer: Ishwar MODI, India
Conceptual shift in leisure patterns of the youth as a International Institute of Social Sciences, India
result of economic furor Chair: Lynne CIOCHETTO, Massey
University, USA
 148 
Alba COLOMBO, Arts & Humanities, Spain 529 Cultural and spiritual leisure values
Traditional arts events as new perspectives of leisure of the East and West
in multicultural societies in Europe
Alexandra NENKO, National Research University Session Organizer: Ishwar MODI, India
Higher School of Economics, Russia International Institute of Social Sciences, India
Extracurricular art practices: Developing emotional Co-chairs: Veena SHARMA, Indian Institute of
competence in adolescence Advanced Study, India and Ma HUIDI,
Chinese Culture Institute
João Matias DE OLIVEIRA NETO, Universidade
Federal de Campina Grande, Brazil Authors and Papers
Cine y biografías políticas: la política de la imagen y
Zsuzsanna BENKÖ and Klára TARKÓ, University of
la construcción biográfica de los personajes políticos
Szeged, Hungary
en la filmografía de Silvio Tendler
Leisure in relation to religion as seen from the results
Virginia Quimey PFLÜCKE, Department of University of of a transnational empirical lifestyle research of the
Leipzig, Germany “visegrad countries” (HU, PL, CZ, SK)
The everyday image of a peronist nation? A discourse
Melise LUNGUINHO, Brazil
analysis of peronism and power in Buenos Aires street art
Processes of stigmatization of religions of African
Pekka RÄSÄNEN and Outi SARPILA, University of origin in the city of Campina grande
Turku, Finland
Ajeeta BHATIA, University of Mumbai, MUMBAI, India
Differences in leisure activities between older and
and Aneela GADRE, College of Arts and Commerce, India
younger Finns
Yoga – An universal spiritual leisure value
Denise FALCÃO, Universidade Federal de Minas
Silvina SCHAMMAH GESSER, Hebrew University of
Gerais, Brazil and Juliana CORREA, UEMG, Brazil
Jerusalem, Israel
The course of the party and party in progress:
Consuming history consuming culture in XXI century
Experiences of otherness through tourism and leisure
Spain: The case of Gernika /guernica
backpack
Vania NORONHA, Pontificia Universidade Católica
de Minas Gerais, Brazil
10:45 - 12:15
Las celebraciones de Nossa Senhora do Rosário en
489 Leisure and digital transformation: Belo Horizonte, Brasil
Emerging patterns of
Rodrigo Antonio ELIZALDE SOTO, Universidade
communication and electronic
Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil
community / El ocio y las
Ocio transformacional y diversidad cultural
transformaciones digitales / Les
loisirs et les transformations
numériques
Join Session
RC14 Sociology of Communication,

 149 
603 Women, leisure and family in the Tania Maria Freitas BARROS MACIEL, Universidade
age of transformations Federal do Brasil, Brazil
The future of leisure in a city in transformation: The
Joint Session
case of Rio de Janeiro
RC09 Social Transformations and Sociology Christianne GOMES, Universidade Federal de Minas
of Development Gerais, Brazil
RC13 Sociology of Leisure (host committee) Ocio y redes sociales
Location: APT 110 {OB} Melanie WENZEL, Technical University Berlin, Germany
For programme details see section Joint Sessions Integration of online-based brand communities into
value creating processes of firms
Cláudia RESENDE, Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal

Saturday 4 August Improvisations of leisure behind bars
09:00 - 10:30 14:30 - 16:00

645 Transformation of leisure and 735 Multi-dimensionality of leisure in a
ageing perspectives multicultural world
Joint session Location: APT 110 {OB}

RC13 Sociology of Leisure (host committee) Session Organizer: Ishwar MODI, India
RC11 Sociology of Aging International Institute of Social Sciences, India
Co-chairs: Claudia MARTINEZ MULLEN,
Rhodes University, USA and Shalini MODI,
India International Institute of Social Sciences,
India
10:45 - 12:15
Authors and Papers
Sigita SNIKERE and Ilze KOROLEVA, University of
Latvia, Latvia
Joint Session Drugs and leisure activities among Eastern European
RC13 Sociology of Leisure (host committee) young people
Rashmi JAIN, Department of University of Rajasthan, India
Location: APT 110 {OB} Youth and changing leisure patterns: A study of youth
For programme details see section Joint Sessions in urban India
Miyerlandy CABANZO VALENCIA and Carlos Felipe

12:30 - 14:00 MUÑOZ BARRENECHE, Universidad del Valle, Colombia
Consumo de sustancias psicoactivas en instituciones
704 Future of leisure in a troubled
educativas públicas y su relación con las políticas
world
públicas en Colombia
Session Organizer: Scott NORTH, Osaka
University, Japan
Chair: Scott NORTH, Osaka University, Japan
 150 
16:15 - 17:45 Lise DEMAILLY, Université de Lille 1, France
Les figures éclatées de la “démocratie sanitaire”
University, Greece
Session Organizer: Ishwar MODI, India
L’imaginaire démocratique européen
10:45 - 12:15
58 Discours à propos de la démocratie
Session co-organized with Aislf GT
12 Socio-anthropologie Politique
RC14 Location: 450 {NB}

Session Organizers: Christiana
Sociology of CONSTANTOPOULOU, Panteion University,

Greece and Olivier CHANTRAINE, Université
Communication, de Lille, France
Knowledge and Culture Chair: Lise DEMAILLY, CLERSE, France
Authors and Papers

Programme Coordinator: Christiana
Olivier CHANTRAINE, Université de Lille, France
CONSTANTOPOULOU, Panteion University,
Paradoxes du discours démocratique et de ses
Greece
supports
Emilio DE IPOLA, Université de Buenos Aires, Argentina

Démocratie et inégalité
Wednesday 1 August Raul-Enrique ROJO, Federal University of Rio Grande
do Sul, Brazil
09:00 - 10:30 Du candidat “Raul” au président “Alfonsin”.
Discours et histoires dans l’Argentine post-dictatoriale
16 Imaginaires Démocratiques
(1983-1989)
Contemporains Co-Organized with
Aislf GT 12 Socioanthropologie
Politique 14:30 - 16:00
Location: 450 {NB} 172 New media, democracy and social
Session Organizers: Christiana justice Part I
CONSTANTOPOULOU, Panteion University,
Location: 450 {NB}
Greece and Olivier CHANTRAINE, Université
Session Organizers: Isleide FONTENELLE,
de Lille, France
Fundação Getulio Vargas, Brazil and Jeffrey
Chair: Raul-Enrique ROJO, Federal University
HALLEY, The University of Texas San Antonio, USA
of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
Chair: Isleide FONTENELLE, Fundação
Authors and Papers Getulio Vargas, Brazil
Florent GAUDEZ, Université Pierre-Mendès, France Authors and Papers

Démocratie digitale et e-participation : A la croisée
Indhu RAJAGOPAL, York University, Canada,
d’une sociologie des usages et d’une anthropologie
Digital revolution and docile body
du symbolique
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Ilkka ARMINEN, University of Helsinki, Finland 10:45 - 12:15
Evolving online society and the transformation of
258 New media, democracy and social
political organization in Internet
justice Part II
Oksana LYCHKOVSKA, Odessa National Mechnikov
Location: 450 {NB}
University, Ukraine
Blogging as participatory media practices and new
Fundação Getulio Vargas, Brazil and Jeffrey
public sphere constructors in Ukrainian society
HALLEY, The University of Texas San Antonio,
Natalia WAECHTER, Institute for Advanced Studies, USA
Austria Chair: Oksana LYCHKOVSKA, Odessa
Chances and risks on social networking sites: The National Mechnikov University, Ukraine
impact of education on the use of SNS and on
Authors and Papers
awareness of data (in)security {*}
Myrian SANTOS, State University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
The AfroDigital museum: Citizenship, identity and
technology
Thursday 2 August
Stefano DE MARCO, Mirko ANTINO, Universidad
Complutense de Madrid, Spain and Cristóbal TORRES-
09:00 - 10:30
ALBERO, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid, Spain
200 Consumer culture and social issues Digital skills as a conditioning factor for digital
political participation
Location: 450 {NB}
Session Organizers: Jeffrey HALLEY, The Martin BERG, Halmstad University, Sweden
University of Texas San Antonio, USA; Oksana Facebook: Automated structures and reflexive social
LYCHKOVSKA, Odessa National Mechnikov practices
University, Ukraine and Isleide FONTENELLE,
Jackson FOOTE, University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA
Fundação Getulio Vargas, Brazil
Old songs, new media: Facebook, protest songs, and
Chair: Indhu RAJAGOPAL, York University,
social identity in Wisconsin’s capitol occupation
Canada
Vinicius Wagner OLIVEIRA SANTOS, State University
Authors and Papers
of Campinas, Brazil
Consumer culture and social issues {*} Information society, public policies and the social
management of the subjectivity
Isleide FONTENELLE, Fundação Getulio Vargas, Brazil
For a genealogy of responsibility in consumption
12:30 - 14:00
Ryoichi HORIGUCHI, Kinki University, Japan
Gender equality in the safety culture 317 Videography and the Analysis of
Visual Knowledge and Culture
Viviane RIEGEL, ESPM/SP, Brazil
Global consumption culture: Global brandsx Joint Session
influence in social practices RC33 Logic and Methodology in Sociology
(host committee)
Elias LE GRAND, Swedish School of Textiles, Sweden
Moral-aesthetic regulation and class formation: The
case of “chavs” in the UK
Location: 24 {OB}
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334 Cultural industries, new media and Eliska ALTMANN, UFRRJ, Brazil
art in the global world The Brazil imagined in Latin America
Location: 450 {NB} Kayko OKAMURA, Dokkyo University, Japan

Session Organizers: Isleide FONTENELLE, Old and new media in local societies in times of
Fundação Getulio Vargas, Brazil; Oksana catastrophe: The role of local papers during the great
LYCHKOVSKA, Odessa National Mechnikov east Japan earthqake
University, Ukraine and Jeffrey HALLEY, The
Carlos Eduardo FIALHO, Universidade Federal
University of Texas San Antonio, USA
Fluminense, Brazil and Tatiana MIRANDA, Brazil
Chair: Paul LOPES, Colgate University, USA
Front page: Identity and social exclusion in headlines
Authors and Papers of populars newspapers
Dafna HIRSCH, Sociology, Political Science and Patricia REINHEIMER, Universidade Federal Rural do
Communication, Open University of Israel, Ra’anana, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Israel Arts and crafts: Between creativity and techniques
Hummus in Israel: Between the industrial and the learning, art and work, identity and subjectivity
artisanal
Farrah BÉRUBÉ, Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières,
Ezequiel SAFERSTEIN, UBA-CONICET, Argentina and Canada
Daniela SZPILBARG, UBA-CONICET, Argentina Cultural diversity and journalism in Canada
Global publishers? New skills, practices and
representations of publishers as opposed to a global
publishing industry
Friday 3 August
Ines PEREIRA and Luciana SHINODA, FGV-EAESP,
Brazil
09:00 - 10:30
Design, culture and consume: A campana brothers
case study 424 Ciudadanía digital, e-democracia y
e-competencia en las sociedades
Marcello DA SILVA MALGARIN FILHO and Débora
contemporáneas
KRISCHKE LEITÃO, Universidade Federal de Santa
Maria, Brazil Location: 450 {NB}
Pixel bricolage: Machinima and production of digital art Session Organizer: Elias SAID-HUNG,
Universidad del Norte, Colombia
Chair: Magdalena FELICE, IIGG- CIN,
16:15 - 17:45
Argentina
391 Media, cultural diversity and
Authors and Papers
identity transformations in a global
world José A. RUIZ SAN ROMAN, Universidad
Complutense de Madrid, Spain
Location: 450 {NB}
El desarrollo de herramientas de comunicación
gobierno-ciudadano como riesgo para el desarrollo
Fundação Getulio Vargas, Brazil; Oksana
de las comunidades
LYCHKOVSKA, Odessa National Mechnikov
Chair: Jochen DREHER, University of
Konstanz, Germany
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Matías DODEL, Universidad Católica del Uruguay, 10:45 - 12:15
Uruguay
478 Desarrollo social y cooperación 2.0
TIC y bienestar: El impacto de las habilidades
Co-organized with AISO
digitales en las trayectorias académicas y laborales
de los jóvenes uruguayos evaluados por PISA 2003 Location: 450 {NB}
(en base a estudio de tipo Panel) Session Organizer: José A. RUIZ SAN
ROMAN, Universidad Complutense de
Silvia LAGO MARTINEZ and Mirta MAURO,
Madrid, Spain
Chair: Leticia PORTO PEDROSA, Universidad
Cibercultura, ciberciudadanías y acción política
Nicolás ROCHE, Universidad Católica del Uruguay,
Authors and Papers
Uruguay
E-government in Uruguay: A way to improve Carlos GADSDEN, Fundación Internacional para el
citizenship Desarrollo de Gobiernos Confiables, Mexico and Antonio
LUCAS, Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain
Mauricio Nihil OLIVERA, Universitat Oberta de
Más allá del IWA 4: Los intentos de racionalizar el
Catalunya, Spain
gobierno desde una perspectiva local
E-migración: Sociedad de la información,
inmigración y políticas públicas de integración Antonio COLOMER, Universidad Pontificia de
Valencia, Spain
Clotildes TEIXEIRA and Alcenir REIS, Universidade
Capacitación sobre economía solidaria y desarrollo
Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil
comunitario
La información y el patrimonio inmaterial: Una
propuesta de la ciudadanía digital Carlos SANTAMARIA, Universidad de Guadalajara,
Mexico, Ignasi BRUNET, Spain and Eduardo
Natalia Daniela CONTRERAS FERNANDEZ,
CALDERÓN, SEP, Mexico
Colombia
La vinculación de las instituciones de educación
El país de los corazones
superior en México
Florencia CLAES and José Miguel OSTESO,

10:45 - 12:15
Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain
489 Leisure and digital transformation: Metadatos en la biblioteca: Trabajo colaborativo en
Emerging patterns of la comunidad universitaria
12:30 - 14:00
loisirs et les transformations 546 RC14 Business Meeting
numériques
Location: 450 {NB}
Joint Session

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14:30 - 16:00 Sebastián BENÍTEZ LARGHI, UNLP-CONICET,
Argentina, Carolina AGUERRE, Universidad de San
578 Cuestiones en torno a la
Andrés-CONICET, Argentina, Ariel FONTECOBA,
comunicación contemporánea /
UNLP-CONICET, Argentina, Marina MOGUILLANSKY,
Contemporary communication issues
UNSAM-CONICET, Argentina and Jimena PONCE DE
Location: 450 {NB} LEÓN, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Session Organizers: Ryoichi HORIGUCHI, Tic, juventud y desarrollo. La apropiación de la
Kinki University, Japan; Isleide FONTENELLE, computadora e Internet por jóvenes de sectores
Fundação Getulio Vargas, Brazil; Oksana populares en Argentina
LYCHKOVSKA, Odessa National Mechnikov
Juan Ignacio JALIF, IDAES/UNSAM UBA, Argentina,
and Marina Alejandra OLLARI, IDAES/UNSAM-
IIGG-UBA, Argentina
Chair: Ana RIVOIR, Universidad de la
Distintas perspectivas sobre la vinculación política-
República, Uruguay
juventud en la última década: El discurso de los
Authors and Papers medios y de los actores en clave comparada
Greg NIELSEN, Concordia University, Canada Ana WORTMAN, Instituto Gino Germani, Argentina
A critical sociology of journalism: Regulating cultural Consumo de cine y música: Tiempo, espacio y aura
diversity in the Montreal and New York press
José A. RUIZ SAN ROMAN, Dolores CACERES
Bilyana MARTINOVSKI, Stockholm University and ZAPATERO, Universidad Complutense de Madrid,
University College of Boras, Sweden Spain and Gaspar BRÄNDLE SEÑAN, Universidad
The ethical turn: Communication as a manifestation of de Murcia, Spain
the ethical Conflicto y solución de conflictos entre jóvenes.
Diferencias y semejanzas de la relación cara a cara
Daniela Griselda LOPEZ, CONICET-Universidad de
y en Internet
The problem of equality in everyday life Julieta ARMELLA, UBA UNSAM, Argentina and Diego
PICOTTO, UBA UNLa, Argentina
Dispositivos pedagógicos, cultura mediática y subjetividad.
O de cuando las tecnologías invadieron las aulas
Saturday 4 August
Lucas BANG, Universidad Nacional de la Patagonia
Austral, Argentina
09:00 - 10:30
El uso escolar y no escolar de las tecnologías de la
629 Jóvenes y comunicación información y la comunicación en los jóvenes de la
Co-organized with ALAS provincia de Santa Cruz
Location: 450 {NB}

Session Organizer: Silvia Lago MARTÍNEZ, 10:45 - 12:15
Univeridad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
681 Redes y transformaciones sociales
Chair: Silvia Lago MARTÍNEZ, Univeridad de
Co-organized with ALAIC
Location: 450 {NB}
Authors and Papers
Session Organizer: Cesar BOLANO,
Elias SAID-HUNG, Social Communication and Universidade Federal de Sergipe, Brazil
Journalism, Universidad del Norte, Colombia Chair: Cesar BOLANO, Universidade
Participación ciudadana móvil en jóvenes en Federal de Sergipe, Brazil
condición vulnerable en Colombia
 155 
Elias SAID-HUNG and Carlos ARCILA-CALDERÓN, Laura L. ORTIZ-NEGRON, University of Puerto Rico,
Universidad del Norte, Colombia Puerto Rico
Participación y relaciones sociales desde los líderes La televisión como mediación sociopolítica: Entre la
de opinión online de Twitter en América Latina y responsabilidad social, la imagen y el espectáculo
Medio Oriente
Ignasi BRUNET and David MORAL, Universidad
Florencia CLAES and Luis DELTELL, Universidad Rovira i Virgili, Spain
Complutense de Madrid, Spain La huelga como la ficción institucionalizada de la
Twitter y la medición de audiencias participación de los trabajadores en los conflictos
colectivos
Tommaso GRAVANTE, Universidad de Sevilla, Spain
Prácticas de apropiación, nuevas tecnologías y Giuseppina PELLEGRINO, University of Calabria, Italy
cambio social. Un estudio de caso: La insurgencia La comunicación social (sobre la violencia) de
popular de Oaxaca género. Construir la responsabilidad social a través
de los medios de comunicación
Cauê DE CAMARGO MARTINS, Universidade
Federal de São Paulo, Brazil Alexia SANZ HERNÁNDEZ, Universidad de
La música grabada y su formato digital: Zaragoza, Spain, Reineris MONTERO LAURENCIO
Transformaciones en la industria discográfica brasileña and Víctor Hugo PÉREZ GALLO, Instituto Superior
Minero-Metalúrgico, Cuba
Cultura energética y comportamiento organizacional.
12:30 - 14:00
dos estudios de caso en instituciones universitarias
708 Language and Discourse in Online
Leticia PORTO PEDROSA, Universidad Complutense
Social Media
de Madrid, Spain
Joint Session La responsabilidad social y la transparencia
RC25 Language and Society (host committee) informativa en los medios de comunicación en España
Location: 32 {OB}
14:30 - 16:00
743 Responsabilidad social, participación
y medios de comunicación
Co-organized with AISO
Location: 450 {NB}

Session Organizer: Isabel de LA TORRE
PRADOS, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid,
Spain
Chair: Isabel de LA TORRE PRADOS,
Universidad Autonoma de Madrid, Spain
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RC15 Erica BORGSTROM, University of Cambridge, United
Kingdom
Sociology of Health Planning for an (un)certain future: Choice within

English end of life care
Programme Coordinator: Ivy Kirsten HARLEY, Fran COLLYER and Karen WILLIS, The
BOURGEAULT, University of Ottawa, Canada University of Sydney, Australia, Michael CALNAN,
University of Kent, United Kingdom and Jonathan
GABE, University of London, United Kingdom
Choosing health care: A view from the sociological
Wednesday 1 August literature
Myfanwy MORGAN, Charlotte KENTEN and Sarah

09:00 - 10:30 DEEDAT, King’s College London, United Kingdom
Shaping individual choice for public benefit:
40 Towards Better Healthcare for All:
Promoting deceased organ donation in a system of
What Matters in the Transformation
informed consent
of Healthcare Systems and Policy.
Part I Emma KIRBY and Alex BROOM, University of
Queensland, Australia
Joint Session
Navigating back pain care: A sociological study of
RC19 Sociology of Poverty, Social Welfare
women’s illness pathways within and between
and Social Policy
intersecting social worlds
RC15 Sociology of Health (host committee)
Betina FREIDIN, Matías BALLESTEROS, María Belén
Location: 438 {NB}
MOREJON and Mariano ECHECONEA, CONICET,
Choosing Ayurveda as a health care practice in
10:45 - 12:15 Argentina {*}
64 Health care choice: Discourses,

perceptions and experiences 12:30 - 14:00
Location: 438 {NB} 140 The transformation of lives: Making
Session Organizers: Kirsten HARLEY, The up people through biotechnologies
University of Sydney, Australia; Jonathan
Location: 438 {NB}
GABE, University of London, United Kingdom
Session Organizers: Johanne COLLIN and
and Michael CALNAN, University of Kent,
Annette LEIBING, University of Montreal,
United Kingdom
Canada
Authors and Papers
Authors and Papers
Sylvain BESLE and Emilien SCHULTZ, Université Paris
Johanne COLLIN and Julien SIMARD, University of
IV Sorbonne, France
Montreal, Canada; and Hugo C. DESROSIERS,
Signing up for an early clinical trial: How important is
McGill University, Montreal
the physician-patient relationship in the patient’s choice?
Enhancement and evolving polarities: The case of
Claudia MALACRIDA, University of Lethbridge, Canada "smart drugs"
Women imagining the ideal birth: Discourses of risk,
Antonio MATURO, Università di Bologna, Italy
femininity, and morality
Human enhancement and social justice: Is there a
right to not enhance?
 157 
Kerstin SANDELL, Lund University, Sweden Shai MULINARI, Lund University, Sweden
What do the SSRI pills do? Users experiences of Regulating drug information in Europe: A pyrrhic
antidepressants at the crossroads of bodies, minds victory for countervailing forces?
and medicine
Nihan BOZOK and Mehmet BOZOK, Middle East
Annette LEIBING, University of Montreal, Canada Technical University, Ankara, Turkey
How to fix a broken heart: Stem cells, aging and Pharmaceuticalization of society through the popular
cardiac disease healthy life discourse: The case of Turkey {*}
Yu-yueh TSAI, Institute of Sociology, Academia Sincia, Mara TOGNETTI BORDOGNA, University of Milan-
Taipei, Taiwan Bicocca, Italy and Simona OLIVADOTI, National
Gene as a metaphor: The geneticization of aboriginal Agency for Regional Health Service, Rome, Italy
identity in Taiwan {*} Pharmaceutical and italian health service among
consumption and social construction in Italy {*}
14:30 - 16:00
169 Medications and
Thursday 2 August
pharmaceuticalization: Continuity
and change
09:00 - 10:30
Location: 438 {NB}
Session Organizers: Noemia LOPES, Instituto 230 Sociology of complementary and
Superior de Ciências da Saúde Egas alternative medicine. Part I
MONIZ and Jonathan GABE, Royal
Location: 438 {NB}
Holloway, University of London
Session Organizers: Nelson FILICE DE
Authors and Papers BARROS, University of Campinas; Betina
FREIDIN, University of Buenos Aires and
Koichiro KURODA, Ryukoku University, Otsu, Japan
CONICET; Anahita GRISONI, EHESS; Joana
Legalization of functional food in late-modern Japan:
ALMEIDA, Royal Holloway University of
A sociological analysis of the state legitimatization of
London; Albert BANERJEE, York University and
“health food” and “health drug” and some
Pamela SIEGEL, State University of Campinas
considerations of its implications for the risk-society
thesis and the medicalization of life thesis Authors and Papers
Johanne COLLIN, University of Montreal, Canada and Betina FREIDIN, University of Buenos Aires and
Pierre-Marie DAVID, Université de Lyon, France CONICET, Argentina
Another look at pharmaceuticals Médicos que practican medicinas no convencionales:
Marginación histórica, nichos de integración
Marcia GRISOTTI, Federal University of Santa
institucional, y modalidades de práctica profesional
Catarina, Florianopolis, Brazil
Controversies and uncertainties on health claims for Joana ALMEIDA, Royal Holloway University of London,
functional foods in Brazil United Kingdom
Strategies of CAM to cam’isise health-care in
Sebastian SATTLER and Carsten SAUER, Bielefeld
Portugal: The case of acupuncture and homeopathy
University, Germany, Guido MEHLKOP, University of
Erfurt, Germany and Peter GRAEFF, Goethe University
Frankfurt, Germany
High-flying scholars: An empirical study on the
decision-making process of scientists using smart pills
to enhance performance
 158 
Pamela SIEGEL, Nelson FILICE DE BARROS and José Authors and Papers
Barreto CAMPELLO CARVALHEIRA, State University of
Manuela FERRARI, University of Toronto, Canada
Campinas, Brazil
Weight trouble: Between eating disorder and obesity
Health professionals’ perceptions on the use of
myths
integrative medicine for cancer patients at the clinics
hospital of the state university of campinas, Brazil Solenn CAROF, EHESS-IIAC, Paris, France
The stigma of being “overweight” in three European
Sanjay TEWARI, CSJM University, Kanpur City, India
countries
and LIC of India, Kanpur
Ayurvedic healthcare in India: An alternate to allopath? Carla RICE, University of Guelph, Canada
Re-visioning ethical responses to fat: From enforcing
body norms to exploring the possibilities unique to
09:00 - 10:30
different bodies
231 Towards better healthcare for all:
Marissa DICKINS and Samantha THOMAS, Monash
What matters in the transformation of
University, Australia and Bri KING, University of New
healthcare systems and policy. Part II
England, Australia
Joint Session The role of the fatosphere in obese adults’ sense of
RC19 Sociology of Poverty, Social Welfare inclusion and changing responses to obesity stigma
and Social Policy (host committee)
Malena MONTEVERDE and Enrique PELAEZ,
CONICET-UNC, Argentina
Location: APT 210 {OB} Obesidad y nivel socio económico de la población
For programme details see section Joint Sessions adulta de Argentina {*}
Chika SHINOHARA, Momoyama Gakuin University,

10:45 - 12:15 Osaka, Japan
Global impact and changing local reality:
263 Professional governance and health
Understanding of overweight and obesity in Japan {*}
human resource management: The
challenges of equality, diversity
and inclusion. Part I 14:30 - 16:00
Joint Session 365 Towards better healthcare for all:
RC52 Sociology of Professional Groups (host What matters in the transformation of
committee) healthcare systems and policy. Part III
Joint Session
Location: 434 {NB} RC19 Sociology of Poverty, Social Welfare
For programme details see section Joint Sessions and Social Policy (host committee)
12:30 - 14:00 Location: 438 {NB}

306 Obesity: A 21st century plague?
Location: 438 {NB}

Session Organizer: Karen GRANT, University
of Manitoba
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16:15 - 17:45 Fiona PACEY, Kirsten HARLEY, Craig VEITCH and
Stephanie SHORT, University of Sydney, Australia
A case study of health workforce governance change
Location: 438 {NB} in Australia
Eszter KOVACS and Gábor SZÓCSKA, Semmelweis

University, Budapest, Hungary
Friday 3 August Medical profession and medical error prevention in
Hungary
09:00 - 10:30
Stephanie SHORT and Kanchan MARCUS, University
430 Exploring boundaries of pathology of Sydney, Australia
and normality, bodies and minds Mobility of filipino nurses: Interviews in Australia and
following the emergence of the the Philippines
new neurosciences: Sociological
Hugo MERCER, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
challenges
Improving access to educational materials in sub
Location: 438 {NB} saharan health professions schools
Session Organizers: Kerstin SANDELL and
Shai MULINARI, Lund University
12:30 - 14:00
Authors and Papers
532 Health Inequalities across European
Antonio MATURO, Università di Bologna, Italy Health Systems
The logic of therapeutic action in the construction of
Location: 438 {NB}
artificial nature
Session Organizers: Mara TOGNETTI and
Caragh BROSNAN, Brunel University, London, United Annalisa ORNAGHI, University of
Kingdom; University of Newcastle, Australia Milano-Bicocca
Investigating the ‘neuro’ in neuroethics: The
Authors and Papers
implications for neuroethics of the multiplicity of
neuroscience and the brain Espen DAHL and Kjetil VAN DER WEL, Oslo and
Akershus University College of Applied Sciences,
Norway
10:45 - 12:15
Health inequalities across Europe: Do welfare
509 The health workforce governance arrangements make a difference?
continuum: Good professionals,
Valeria GLORIOSO, University of Milano-Bicocca,
safer patients and the right to
Italy and S.V. SUBRAMANIAN, Harvard University
health care
Inequities of access to health care in Italy: The role of
Location: 438 {NB} socioeconomic status
Session Organizer: Stephanie SHORT,
Eszter KOVACS, Edmond GIRASEK, Edit EKE and
University of Sydney
Miklós SZÓCSKA, Semmelweis University, Budapest,
Authors and Papers Hungary
Global challenges and local needs – How European
Samantha MEYER, Flinders University, Australia and
mobility of medical doctors affects on health
Patrick BROWN, University of Amsterdam, Netherlands
inequalities, findings of health PROMeTHEUS
Dependence, trust and agency? Exploring
contingency within the lay-professional interface
 160 
Louise BOUCHARD, University of Ottawa, Canada, Magda PETRJANOSOVA, Miroslav POPPER, Ivan
Marcelo ALBERTINI, Universidade de São Paulo, São LUKSIK and Gabriel BIANCHI, Slovak Academy of
Carlos, Brazil and Ricardo BATISTA, University of Sciences, Bratislava, Slovakia
Ottawa, Canada Are fathers accepted around here? Implicit and
Bibliometric analysis of research on health explicit messages about parenthood in Slovak media
inequalities {*} and legislation {*}
14:30 - 16:00 09:00 - 10:30

588 Professional governance and health 644 Towards better healthcare for all:
human resource management: the What matters in the transformation
challenges of equality, diversity of healthcare systems and policy.
and inclusion. Part II Part IV
Joint Session Joint Session

RC15 Sociology of Health (host committee) RC19 Sociology of Poverty, Social Welfare
RC52 Sociology of Professional Groups and Social Policy
Location: 438 {NB}
For programme details see section Joint Sessions Location: APT 210 {OB}

668 Men and reproduction
09:00 - 10:30
Location: 438 {NB}
633 Men’s health: Intersections between Session Organizers: Maria LOHAN, Queen’s
culture and science University Belfast; Lorraine CULLEY, De
Montfort University and William MARSIGLIO,
Location: 438 {NB}
University of Florida
Session Organizer: Elianne RISKA, Swedish
School of Social Science Authors and Papers
Authors and Papers Dean MURPHY, University of New South Wales,

Sydney, Australia
Rosana MACHIN, Universidade Federal de São
Gay men, surrogacy and parenthood
Paulo, Brazil and Márcia Thereza COUTO,
Universidades de São Paulo, Brazil Florencia HERRERA, Escuela de Universidad Diego
Concepts of gender and masculinity between primary Portales, Santiago, Chile
healthcare professionals in Brazil Uncertainty and reproductive responsibility: Men and
assisted reproduction in Chile
Alex BROOM and Emma KIRBY, University of
Queensland, Brisbane, Australia Tina MILLER, Oxford Brookes University, United Kingdom
Masculinity, moralities and being cared for: An Anticipating and ‘experiencing’ birth: Men,
exploration of experiences of living and dying in a essentialisms and reproductive discourses
hospice
Iva SMIDOVA, Masaryk University, Brno, Czech Republic

“Boys with the toys”. Hegemonies of men over reproduction:
Biomedical childbirth made in Czech Republic
 161 
Sandi DHEENSA and Bob WILLIAMS, University of 14:30 - 16:00
Birmingham, United Kingdom; Alison METCALFE,
745 Sociology of health and health care
King’s College London, United Kingdom
Men’s experiences of antenatal screening: A Location: 438 {NB}
grounded theory analysis {*} Session Organizer: Ivy BOURGEAULT,
University of Ottawa
Tracy MORISON, Human Sciences Research Council,
Pretoria, South Africa Authors and Papers
Heterosexual men and parenthood decision-making
Claudia CHAUFAN, Sophia CONSTANTINO and
in South Africa: Attending to the invisible norm {*}
Meagan DAVIS, University of California, San Francisco
Lorraine ANDREWS and Joan LALOR, Trinity College You must not confuse poverty with laziness: A case
Dublin, Ireland; Declan DEVANE, National University study on the power of discourse to reproduce
of Ireland Galway, Ireland diabetes inequalities
Facilitating transition to fatherhood the role antenatal
Ojo AGUNBIADE, Obafemi Awolowo University,
education classes {*}
Ile-Ife, Nigeria
Gabriel BIANCHI, Miroslav POPPER, Ivan LUKSIK and The exemplary adults and the challenge of seeking
Magda PETRJANOSOVA, Slovak Academy of care for sexually transmitted infections among older
Sciences, Bratislava, Slovakia adults in Nigeria
Stereotypes about fathers and family planning {*}
Jacqueline TUDBALL, Tessa MORGAN and Margaret
WILLIAMSON, NPS Better choices, Better health,
12:30 - 14:00 Australia; Kay STEWART, Monash University, Australia;
Joanne BARNES, University of Auckland, New
724 The role of the ‘Third Sector’ in
Zealand; Marie PIROTTA, University of Australia
health care reforms
The what, who, when, how and if of medicines
Location: 438 {NB} decision-making
Session Organizer: Guido GIARELLI,
University Magna Graecia
16:15 - 17:45
Authors and Papers
774 Sociology of complementary and
Ellen ANNANDALE, Carlo RUZZA and Ming LIM alternative medicine. Part II
University of Leicester, United Kingdom
Location: 438 {NB}
The third sector, patient communities and the
Session Organizer: Nelson FILICE DE
changing NHS in England
BARROS, University of Campinas, Brazil
Rita BIANCHERI and Silvia CERVIA, Pisa University, Italy Panelists: Camila GONÇALO, University of
The quality of social-health services and the role of Campinas, Brazil; Anatilde IDOYAGA
social activism in tuscany MOLINA, Consejo Nacional de
Investigaciones Cientificas y Tecnicas,
Miwako HOSODA, Seisa University, Yokohama,
Argentina; Sailesh BHATTARAI, Koirala
Kanagawa, Japan; Harvard School of Public Health, Boston
Institute of Health Sciences, Nepal; Marcio
Patients and community participation
Luiz MELLO, Fiocruz, Brazil and Cristiane
Lourdes Karoline ALMEIDA SILVA and Francisco SPADACIO, University of Campinas, Brazil
OLIVEIRA BARROS JUNIOR, Universidade Federal do
Piauí, Brazil
Tercer sector y el cáncer en Brasil
 162 
Pamela SIEGEL and Nelson FILICE DE BARROS, Signe VIKKELSO and Paul DU GAY, Copenhagen
University of Campinas, Brazil Business School, Frederiksberg, Denmark
Categorías profesionales y las prácticas integrativas y Where did ‘task’ go in organization theory?
complementarias {*}
Susanne EKMAN, Copenhagen Business School,
Camila GONÇALO and Nelson BARROS, University Frederiksberg, Denmark
of Campinas, Brazil The persona of organization theorists – What
New objects and social actors produced by positive happened to good old-fashioned relevance?
evidence of the use of complementary and integrative
Karen BOLL, Copenhagen Business School,
practices in the field of oral health
Frederiksberg, Denmark
Cristiane SPADACIO and Nelson BARROS, University Organizing with or without organization theory?
of Campinas, Brazil
The use of traditional medicine and complementary
12:30 - 14:00
and alternative medicine by type 2 diabetes patients
as a marker of social distinction in Brazil 118 Globalisation and its impacts on
professions and organisations
Joint Session
RC17 Sociology of Organization (host
committee)
RC17 Location: 433 {NB}

Sociology of Organization
Programme Coordinators: Paul DU GAY, Thursday 2 August
Copenhagen Business School, Denmark; Liz
McFALL, Open University, United Kingdom;
09:00 - 10:30
Kathia SERRANO-VELARDE, University
of Heidelberg, Germany and Robert van 219 Organizational critique before (and
KRIEKEN, University College Dublin, Ireland after?) Critical Management
Studies/ Mechanisms of innovation
Location: 433 {NB}

Session Organizers: Alan SCOTT, University
Wednesday 1 August of New England, Cristina BESIO and Uli
MEYER, Technical University, Berlin
10:45 - 12:15
Authors and Papers
88 What Makes an Organization
Frederik THUESEN, The Danish National Centre for
Location: 433 {NB} Social Research, Copenhagen, Denmark
Session Organizer: Paul DU GAY, Stakeholder theories and the dynamics of an inclusive
Copenhagen Business School labor market {*}
 163 
Nadja DAMIJ, Faculty of Information Studies Novo Authors and Papers
mesto, Slovenia
J.P. SAPINSKI, University of Victoria, Canada
Innovative organisation as a social field: Micro-
Corporate elite organizations and the legitimization
foundations of innovation
of carbon markets: An analysis of the environmental
Stan DE SPIEGELAERE and Guy VAN GYES, HIVA policy-planning network 1996-2010
Research Institute for Work and Society, Leuven, Belgium
Manuel TIRONI, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile
Is innovation routine? Diverse types of innovative
Nuclear economics: Evaluatory epistemologies and
behavior and routine work
the shaping of Chile’s energy market
Miguel RODRIGUEZ LOPEZ, Hamburg University,

10:45 - 12:15
Germany
277 What makes consumer market Did markets for emission trading reduce pollution?
organizations? empirical evidence from EU emission trading
system – Phase I (2005-2007)
Location: 433 {NB}
Session Organizer: Liz McFALL, Open Miguel RODRIGUEZ LOPEZ, Anita ENGELS and Lisa
University, United Kingdom KNOLL, Hamburg University, Germany
What did companies learn in the EU emissions
Authors and Papers
trading system phase I?
Antonio LUCAS, Universidad Complutense, Madrid,
Spain and Sergio LLANO, Colombia
14:30 - 16:00
Communication as a basic element of organizations:
Contributions and perspectives from digital social 351 Organizing markets
networks
Joint Session
Liz McFALL, Open University, United Kingdom RC17 Sociology of Organization (host committee)
Devising consumption: The question of “private fact” RC02 Economy and Society
Dr Tomas ARIZTIA, Universidad Diego Portales, Location: 433 {NB}

Santiago, Chile For programme details see section Joint Sessions
Marketing and advertisement evaluation practices:
The making of the chilean middle class consumer
Joe DEVILLE, University of London, United Kingdom Friday 3 August

Finding the ‘low hanging fruit’: Modelling and
experimentation in consumer debt collection
09:00 - 10:30
organisations
444 Responsibility, participation and
Miodrag PETROVIC, National University of Singapore
communication in organisations
Market making and organization of consumer goods
Experiencias de participación y
markets
comunicación: responsabilidad
social en organizaciones de
12:30 - 14:00 Latinoamérica
307 Organizing climate change Location: 433 {NB}

Session Organizers: Antonio LUCAS,
Location: 433 {NB}
Universidad Complutense, Madrid, España
Session Organizer: Stewart CLEGG,
and Kathia SERRANO-VELARDE, University of
University of Technology, Sydney, Australia
Heidelberg, Germany
 164 
Authors and Papers
Leonardo MARENGO and María Inés LANDA, María GÓMEZ Y PATIÑO, Universidad de Zaragoza,
CONICET, Córdoba, Argentina Spain and Aldo MENESES CARVAJAL, Universidad de
Neo-organicismo y dispositivos inmunitarios en las Chile
dinámicas empresariales contemporáneas Entre los "indignación" democrática y el "laissez-faire"
liberal: Dos formas de conflicto en la comunicación y
Isabel DE LA TORRE PRADOS, Universidad
la participación política {*}
Auntónoma, Madrid, Spain
La cultura de la responsabilidad social corporativa en
los consumidores y ciudadanos 10:45 - 12:15
Gastón CASA DIAMANTE, Universidad de la 501 RC17 Business Meeting
República, Montevideo, Uruguay
Location: 433 {NB}
¿Alineamiento o involucramiento?
Ingrid GONZÁLEZ MALDONADO, Universidad 12:30- 14:00

Central de Venezuela
541 Organizations and Mixed Methods.
Diseño metodológico de la actividad académica del
Possibilities and Requirements of a
docente-investigador y su entorno social. Caso de
Meso-Level Sociology
biografía académica
Joint Session
Nora Inés RUBBINI, Universidad Nacional de La
Plata, Argentina and Andrea SUAREZ MAESTRE,
(host committee)
Ministerio de Trabajo de la Provincia de Buenos Aires,
Argentina
Efectos del teletrabajo para el trabajador y la Location: 24 {OB}
organización {*} For programme details see section Joint Sessions
Alejandro PIZZI, Universidad Rovira i Virgili, Tarragona,

14:30- 16:00
Spain
El absentismo laboral en las organizaciones. Un 736 Organizing global and domestic
enfoque sociológico finances
Alexia SANZ HERNÁNDEZ and Manuel RAMOS Joint Session

MARTÍN, Universidad de Zaragoza, Spain RC17 Sociology of Organization
La recuperación del ciudadano en la política cultural RC02 Economy and Society (host committee)
local {*}
Location: 410 {NB}
Alejandro NOBOA, Universidad de la República Uruguay For programme details see section Joint Sessions
El análisis de datos cualitativos empleando software
no privativo (Trama y Freemind) para el estudio de
procesos organizacionales {*}
Ignasi BRUNET ICART and Joan RODRÍGUEZ SOLER,

Universidad Rovira i Virgili, Tarragona, Spain
Desarrollo local y crisis económica: ¿Nuevos
escenarios?
 165 
RC18 12:30 - 14:00
125 Party Members and Activists in
Political Sociology Latin America
Location: 460 {NB}

Programme Coordinator: Felix LOPEZ,
Session Organizer: Wolfgang RÜDIG,
Institute of Applied Economic Research,
University of Stratchlyde, United Kingdom
Brazil
Discussant: Luis RAMIRO, Universidad de
Murcia, Spain
Authors and Papers

Wednesday 1 August
Gabriel VOMMARO, Universidad Nacional de
General Sarmiento, Buenos Aires, Argentina
09:00 - 10:30
Cómo se construye un partido político “nuevo”: La
25 Politics of Community and emergencia del partido PRO en el distrito federal de
Community Development in the Argentina
South: An Epistemological
Gastón KNEETEMAN, Universidad de Buenos Aires,
Engagement
Argentina
Location: 460 {NB} Las cosas se cambian desde adentro: Recambio
Session Organizers: Arun KUMAR, generacional, pertenecía partidaria y diferencias
Ambedkar University and Eswarappa KASI, internas en el radicalismo de una ciudad entre ríos
National Institute of Rural Development (Argentina) entre 1996 y 1999
Authors and Papers Victoria ORTIZ DE ROZAS, CONICET, Buenos Aires,

Argentina
Sadhu AHLAWAT, Maharishi Dayanand University,
Las formas de reclutamiento de candidatos de los
Rohtak, India
partidos políticos oficialistas en las provincias
The policies of nationalization and privatization in
argentinas. El caso de Santiago del Estero (1999-2010)
India: Anti-poverty or anti-reservations
10:45 – 12:15
Thursday 2 August
72 Political Inequality Outside of the
West. Part I
09:00 - 10:30
Joint Session
225 RC18 Round Table 1:
RC18 Political Sociology (host committee)
Democratization and elections in
Latin America
of Development
Location: 25&26 {OB}
Location: 460 {NB}
Session Organizers: Rosario QUEIROLO and
María Fernanda BOIDI, Universidad de
Montevideo, Uruguay
Discussant: Manuel ALCANTARA SAEZ,
University of Salamanca
 166 
Authors and Papers Florence HAEGEL and Carole BACHELOT, Centre
d’études européennes, Paris, France
María Fernanda BOIDI and Rosario QUEIROLO,
Party factionalism in french dominant parties:
Universidad de Montevideo, Uruguay
Relational, structural and cyclical dynamics
¿Problemas en el paraíso? inseguridad y democracia
en Uruguay
14:30 - 16:00
Luis Eduardo GONZÁLEZ, CIFRA/González Raga &
Asociados, Montevideo, Uruguay 332 Civil society and the state in Latin
Insatisfacción ciudadana e inestabilidad política en America and beyond: New patterns
Argentina y Uruguay of relationship. Part I
Bruno PINHEIRO, Wanderley REIS, Marcelo Location: 460 {NB}

BARBOSA, Miranda BOREL, Fernando VIEIRA de Session Organizers: Elisa REIS and Graziella
FREITAS, Matheus de Sá MORÁVIA and Lara Marina MORAES SILVA, Federal University of Rio de
FERREIRA, Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Janeiro, Brazil
Brazil
Authors and Papers
Financiamiento de campanãs electorales y sistema
electoral: Reflexiones sobre la agenda de la reforma Soraya CORTES, Universidade Federal do Rio
política en Brasil, 2003-2011 Grande do Sul, Porto Alegre, Brazil
Changing the relationship between the state and non-
Janaína XAVIER DO NASCIMENTO, Universidade
for-profit organisations: The bureaucratisation of
Tecnologica Federal do Parana, Curitiba, Brazil
decision-making on organisations’ tax relieve in Brazil
Electoral behavior
Adrian GURZA LAVALLE and Maira RODRIGUES,
Rosario QUEIROLO and María Fernanda BOIDI,
University of São, Brazil; Thiago GREGHI, Brazilian
Universidad de Montevideo, Uruguay
Centre of Analysis and Planning, São Paulo, Brazil
Different adjustment to new institutions: The case of
An outside view: Councils in brazilian structure of
uruguayan primaries
partcipatory governance
Magdalena LOPEZ, Universidad de Buenos Aires,
Argentina
16:15 - 17:45
Democracia en Paraguay (1989-2008): Un análisis
sociológico y político sobre el triunfo electoral de 381 Civil society and the state in Latin
Fernando Lugo Méndez dentro de la transición a la America and beyond: New patterns
democracia of relationship. Part II
Location: 460 {NB}

10:45 - 12:15 Session Organizers: Elisa REIS and Graziella
MORAES SILVA, Federal University of Rio de
250 Intra-party conflicts: Enhancing or
Janeiro, Brazil
diminishing democracy at large?
Authors and Papers
Location: 460 {NB}
Session Organizer: Emilie van HAUTE, José Roberto GONZÁLEZ HERNÁNDEZ and
Université Libre de Bruxelles Guadalupe Margarita GONZÁLEZ HERNÁNDEZ,
Universidad Autónoma de Zacatecas, Mexico
Authors and Papers
Social organizations, leadership, and construction of
Caroline CLOSE, Free University of Brussel, Belgium full citizenship: Two experiences in north central
Macro and meso causes of party factionalism: A Mexico
comparative analysis
 167 
Rogerio MEDEIROS, Universidade Federal da Paraiba, Thomas DE VROOME, Utrecht University, Netherlands
João Pessoa, Brazil Generalized trust and political trust among immigrant
Revisiting autonomy: Historical turning points in and natives
NGOs-state relations in contemporary Brazil
Carlos WAISMAN, University of California, San
Ana NATALUCCI, CONICET, Argentina; María Florencia Diego, United States
PAGLIARONE, Universidad de Río Cuarto, Argentina Democracy, social dualism, and the emergence of the
Lo social y lo político en el cambio de época. Notas bi-facial state
a propósito de la experiencia Argentina (2003-2011)
Camila PENNA, Universidade de Brasília, Brazil 10:45 - 12:15

Social movements participation and land reform in
471 Age of Democracy, Age of
Brazil {*}
Inequality - part II
Location: 460 {NB}

Session Organizer: Joshua DUBROW, Polish
Friday 3 August Academy of Sciences, Poland
Authors and Papers

09:00 - 10:30
Rosana CAMPOS and Christiane S.S. CAMPOS,
420 Age of democracy, age of
Universidade Federal Santa Maria, Brazil
inequality
Democracy and inequality: Socioeconomic impacts in
Location: 460 {NB} the satisfaction with the regime
Godofredo VIDAL DE LA ROSA, Universidad
Academy of Sciences, Poland
Autónoma Metropolitana, Azcapotzalco, Mexico
Authors and Papers Inclusion/exclusion. The dynanics of Latin American
democracies in the XXI century
Santiago PÉREZ-NIEVAS, Universidad Autónoma de
Madrid, Spain and Daniela VINTILA, CSIC, Madrid,
Spain 12:30 - 14:00
Residential concentration, ethnicity and party
547 RC18 Round Table 2: Responses to
competition effects on the representation of
stigmatization and redress rights –
immigrant-origin minorities in the Madrid
A comparative study of Brazil,
metropolitan area
Israel and United States
Matias LOPEZ, Diogo LYRA and Marco NATALINO,
Location: SUM {OB}
Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; Amrita
Session Organizer: Graziella MORAES SILVA,
LAMBA, University of London, England
Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Ideologies of equality? Public representations of
Discussants: Hanna HERZOG, Tel Aviv
poverty in unequal democracies
University; Jessica WELBURN, University of
Irina TOMESCU-DUBROW, The Polish Academy of Michigan; Elisa REIS, Federal University of Rio
Sciences, Warsaw, Poland and Kazimierz de Janeiro and Vilna Bashi TREITLER, City
SLOMCZYNSKI, The Ohio State University, United University of New York
States
The political context of discrimination in Europe:
Assessing trends on the basis of the European social
survey (ESS)
 168 
548 RC18 Round Table 3: Transcending Soraya CORTES, Universidade Federal do Rio
the national borders: Social forces Grande do Sul, Porto Alegre, Brazil
and socio-political identities in Democratic governance in Brazil: Institutional
international politics framework and political context shaping the national
councils of social policies
Location: SUM {OB}
Session Organizer: Mikhail A. MOLCHANOV, Peng LU, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences,
St. Thomas University, Canada Beijing, China
Chair: Fernando LOPEZ-ALVES, Universidad The “wealthy-gentry politics” for capitalists in China {*}
de California, United States
Paula Graciela KRAUSE, CONICET, Buenos Aires,
Authors and Papers Argentina
Clientelist practices, political identities and social
Rafael MANDAGARAN GALLO and Ricardo MULLER,
movements: The configuration of the political scene in
Political Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina,
La Matanza (Buenos Aires) {*}
Florianopolis, Brazil
The United States and European union democracy
promotion: From euro-Mediterranean partnership to
uprisings in north of Africa and Middle East (2011) Saturday 4 August
14:30 - 16:00 09:00 - 10:30

587 Participatory institutions, political 632 Leaders and Leadership: How the
clientelism and democratization Presidentialization of Politics
within the State Affected the Balance of Powers
within Parties
Location: 460 {NB}
Session Organizer: Felix LOPEZ, Institute of Location: 460 {NB}
Applied Economic Research, Brazil Session Organizer: Gianluca PASSARELLI,
University of Bologna, Italy
Authors and Papers
Chair: Gianluca PASSARELLI, University of
Andrea RIGON, Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland Bologna, Italy
Institutionalising patronage politics? Overlapping local Discussant: Gianluca PASSARELLI, University
authorities in the implementation of a participatory of Bologna, Italy
urban development programme in Nairobi
Authors and Papers
Raquel ROLNIK, Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil;
Leandro ERYSZEWICZ, CONICET, Buenos Aires,
Danielle KLINTOWITZ, Fundação Getulio Vargas,
Argentina
São Paulo, Brazil; Rodrigo FARIA G. IACOVINI,
Leadership and presidentialization of politics in Argentina
Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil
Poder de decisión, participación y financiación del Mariano FRASCHINI, Universidad Nacional General
desarrollo urbano en Brasil San Martín, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Presidential leadership of Hugo Chavez: Resources
David GARIBAY, Université Lumière Lyon 2, France
and strategies in the exercise of power
Implementing participation to build new local political
relations: The case of Santa Tecla (El Salvador) Marcus André MELO, Federal University of
Pernambuco, Brazil and Carlos PEREIRA, Getulio
Vargas Foundation, Brazil
The parliamentarization of presidentialism
 169 
10:45 - 12:15 16:15 - 17:45
666 Intra-party democratization 767 RC18 Business Meeting
Location: 460 {NB} Location: 460 {NB}

Session Organizer: Wolfgang RÜDIG, Session Organizer: Piero IGNAZI, University
University of Stratchlyde, United Kingdom of Bologna, Italy
Authors and Papers
Wijbrandt VAN SCHUUR, University of Groningen,

Netherlands
Joining and leaving Dutch politial parties, results from
RC19
a panel study
Hilmar L. MJELDE, University of Bergen, Norway Sociology of Poverty,

Party response to membership decline: What member
functions do membership parties seek to preserve?
Social Welfare and
Luis RAMIRO, Universidad de Murcia, Spain
Social Policy
The effect of party primaries on electoral performance
Programme Coordinators: Camila
Emre CON, Karabuk University, Turkey ARZA, Latin American School of Social
2011 elections in Turkey and the radical break in the Sciences, Argentina and Daniel BELAND,
republican people’s party: Outcomes of the intra- University of Saskatchewan, Canada
party democratization
Gabriel LEVITA, CONICET, Buenos Aires, Argentina

¿Cómo se llega a ser senador de la nación
Wednesday 1 August
Argentina? (2001-2011): Pluralización de orígenes y
trayectorias {*}
09:00 - 10:30
Leandro ERYSZEWICZ and Paula Graciela KRAUSE,
CONICET, Buenos Aires, Argentina 30 RC19 Business Meeting
Mutation or crisis of the argentine political parties?
An analysis of the peronist party in the province of
Buenos Aires, Argentina {*}
09:00 - 10:30
12:30 - 14:00
713 Political inequality outside of the of Healthcare Systems and Policy.
West. Part II Part I

RC09 Social Transformations and Sociology RC19 Poverty, Social Welfare and Social
of Development (host committee) Policy
RC18 Political Sociology RC15 Sociology of Health (Host Committee)

For programme details see section Joint Sessions For programme details see section Joint Sessions
 170 
10:45 - 12:15 12:30 - 14:00
73 Poverty and social policy in Latin 123 Models of social assistance in Latin
America America

Session Organizers: Camila ARZA, Latin Session Organizers: Armando BARRIENTOS,
American School of Social Sciences, University of Manchester, United Kingdom
Argentina and Daniel BELAND, University of and Maxine MOLYNEUX, Institute for the
Saskatchewan, Canada Study of the Americas, University of London,
Chair: Jennifer PRIBBLE, University of United Kingdom
Richmond, USA
Authors and Papers
Authors and Papers
Thais MARIN, University of São Paulo, Brazil
Fernando BURGOS, Fundação Getulio Vargas de Implementation of cash transfer programs: The role of
São Paulo, Brazil street-level bureaucrats
The cash transfer programs in Brazil, Mexico,
Iliana YASCHINE, Universidad Nacional Autonoma
Honduras and Nicaragua: Similarities and
de Mexico, Mexico
differences in the fight against poverty
¿Oportunidades? Impacto del Programa
Ana Lucía GRONDONA, University of Buenos Aires, Oportunidades sobre la movilidad social en México
Argentina
Carla GOMES and Bila SORJ, Universidade Federal
Universal social protection or conditional cash
do Brazil, Brazil
transfers: The disputes over labeling. Just a word
The gender of the “new citizenship”: The mulheres da
game? / Protección social universal o transferencias
paz (Peace Women) program
monetarias condicionadas: Las disputas por el
nombre. ¿Sólo un juego de palabras? Debora LOPREITE and Laura MACDONALD, Carleton
University, Canada
Carla BRONZO, João Pinheiro Foundation, Brazil
Transformation of Latin American welfare regimes:
Possibilities and limitations of income transfer
Early childhood education and care (ECEC) policies
programs and social assistance services: Are we
and the new investment strategy in Argentina and
condemned to the punishment of sisyphus?
Mexico
Rogerio MEDEIROS, Universidade Federal da Paraiba,
Luis MALDONADO, Pontificia Universidad Catolica of
Brazil
Chile, Chile
Conditional cash transfer and the monitoring of
The impact of social assistance transfers on chronic
conditionalities: Aspects of implementation of Brazil’s
and transitory poverty in Chile: 2001-2006
bolsa familia program in varied municipal contexts
Maria Ines FERREIRA, Universidade Federal do

14:30 - 16:00
Recôncavo da Bahia, Brazil
Citizenship and bolsa familia {*] 153 Basic universalism: Is Latin America
getting closer or further away?

Session Organizer: Juliana MARTÍNEZ
FRANZONI, Universidad de Costa Rica,
Costa Rica
 171 
Jeremy SEEKINGS, University of Cape Town, South Katja HUJO and Sarah COOK, Research Institute for
Africa Social Development, Geneva, Switzerland
Pathways to universalism: Latin American experiences What drives social pension reform? Comparing Latin
with social insurance and social assistance in America, Asia and sub-saharan Africa
Milko MATIJASCIC, International Social Security
Camila ARZA, Latin American School of Social Association, Brazil and Stephen KAY, Federal Reserve
Sciences, Argentina Bank, USA
Towards universal protection for older adults? The Pension in Brazil: Outcomes and the pending agenda
expansion of old age pensions in Latin America
Manuel RIESCO and Francisco DURÁN, Cenda, Chile
Nico WEINMANN and Paul HECKER, University of How the Chilean pension system discriminates against
Kassel, Germany women
Universalism and anti-poverty-policy: A question of
Paulo TAFNER and Carolina BOTELHO, Instituto de
power and dominance?
Pesquisa Econômica Aplicada, Brazil
Carmen MIDAGLIA, Marcelo CASTILLO, Florencia Youth and social security coverage in Brazil
ANTÍA and Guillermo FUENTES, Universidad de
Montevideo, Uruguay
12:30 - 14:00
La integración social y el olvido de los sectores
sociales medios 308 Panel discussion: The quality of social
policy: Explaining cross-national and
sub-national differences
Thursday 2 August Location: APT 210 {OB}

Session Organizer: Evelyne HUBER,
University of North Carolina, USA
09:00 - 10:30
Discussant: Camila ARZA, Latin American
231 Towards better healthcare for all: School of Social Sciences, Argentina
What matters in the transformation
Authors and Papers
of healthcare systems and policy.
Part II Sara NIEDZWIECKI, University of North Carolina, USA
Universalism at the subnational level in Argentina
Joint Session
and Brazil
and Social Policy (host committee) Santiago ANRIA, University of North Carolina, USA
RC15 Sociology of Health Social movements and social policy: The bolivian case
Location: APT 210 {OB} Jennifer PRIBBLE, University of Richmond, USA

For programme details see section Joint Sessions Universalizing access in education, health, and social
assistance
10:45 - 12:15
271 Social protection for older adults in
Latin America and beyond

Session Organizer: Camila ARZA, Latin
American School of Social Sciences, Argentina
 172 
14:30 - 16:00 14:30 - 16:00
362 Social policy in Latin America. Part I 365 Towards better healthcare for all:
What matters in the transformation
Session Organizers: Camila ARZA, Latin
Part III
and Daniel BELAND, University of Saskatchewan, Joint Session
Canada RC19 Sociology of Poverty, Social Welfare
Chair: Carmen MIDAGLIA, Universidad de and Social Policy (host committee)
Montevideo, Uruguay RC15 Sociology of Health
Authors and Papers Location: 438 {NB}

Adriana CLEMENTE, Universidad de Buenos Aires,
Argentina
Familiarización del enfoque de bienestar, últimas 16:15 - 17:45
redes y reconfiguración de la pobreza y la indigencia
382 Comparative social assistance
en medios urbanos. Tensión entre compresión y
models
medición de la pobreza extrema
Orión Arturo FLORES CAMACHO, Instituto Superior de
Session Organizers: Armando BARRIENTOS,
Investigación y Docencia para el Magisterio, Mexico
University of Manchester, United Kingdom
Las políticas de bienestar y desarrollo para las
and Maxine MOLYNEUX, University of
personas con discapacidad en México: De la
exclusión al asistencialismo incompleto
Authors and Papers
Enrique VALENCIA LOMELÍ, Universidad de
Guadalajara, Mexico John WILLIAMSON, Boston College, USA
Regímenes de bienestar en Corea del Sur y México: Rural pension reform in China: Lessons from within
Actores e instituciones contrastantes and beyond Latin America
Miguel SERNA, Marcia BARBERO PORTELA and Einar OVERBYE, Akershus University College, Norway
Sebastián GOINHEIX, Universidad de la República, Latin American conditional cash transfers (CCTs) and
Uruguay Scandinavian activation schemes – Similar ideas,
Mecanismos intergeneracionales de inclusión y similar implementation problems?
exclusión. Un análisis desde la perspectiva de los
Nora NAGELS, IHEID, Switzerland
destinatarios de las políticas sociales
Des programmes de lutte contre la pauvreté au Pérou
Susana PEÑALVA, CONICET, Argentina et en Bolivie : Du référentiel néolibéral à inflexions
Social policies strategizing in Latin America: A sociales à un droit universel à l’assistance ?
cognitive return on the regional experience and on
Ezequiel Luis BISTOLETTI and Carl Friedrich BOSSERT,
the shift of their reference frames
Universität Kassel, Germany
Between clientelism and universalism: The political
dynamics behind social policy change in Argentina
and Venezuela
Ian PRATES, University of São Paulo, Brazil

The beneficiaries of bolsa familia program and labor
market: Empirical findings and the trajectory of the
welfare policies in Brazil
 173 
Friday 3 August Marina ANGELAKI, Panteion University, Greece and
Leandro CARRERA, London School of Economics,
United Kingdom
09:00 - 10:30
Transnational actors and pension policy: The cases of
428 Economic development and the role Argentina and Greece
of social policy: Latin America and
Shiri NOY, Indiana University, Bloomington, USA
East Asia
¿Más mercado, menos estado? Neoliberal pressures
Location: APT 210 {OB} and health sector reform in Argentina, Costa Rica
Session Organizer: Huck-ju KWON, Seoul and Peru
National University, Korea
Koen VOOREND, University of Costa Rica
Authors and Papers A blessing or a curse? Migration and social policy in
Central America
Sonia DRAIBE, University of Campinas, Brazil and
Manuel RIESCO, Cenda, Chile Susana PEÑALVA, CONICET, Argentina
Diverse histories, different outcomes. social policy and La fabrique des politiques sociales en Amérique
development in Latin America and East Asia Latine : Des acteurs et processus au basculement de
référentiels {*]
Ingrid WEHR and Kerstin PRIWITZER, University of
Freiburg, Germany
Welfare regime trajectories: Latin America in perspective 12:30 - 14:00
Huck-ju KWON and Jooha LEE, Seoul National 560 The uneasy relationship between
University, South Korea; Taekyoon KIM, Ewha University, CCTs and universalism in Latin
South Korea; Ilcheong YI, UNRISD, Switzerland America
Social policy and mixed governance: Lessons from
South Korea
Session Organizer: Juliana MARTÍNEZ
Hyojin JANG, Seoul National University, Seoul, South Franzoni, Universidad de Costa Rica
Korea
Authors and Papers
Neoliberal globalization and the pension reform in
Panama Matías IUCCI, CONICET, Argentina
Políticas sociales y clientelismo. Límites de la inclusión
social con igualdad de derechos en dos programas
10:45 - 12:15
sociales en Argentina
512 Transnational actors and processes
Carlos BARBA, Universidad de Guadalajara, México
in social policy: Latin America and
Regímenes de bienestar latinoamericanos y
beyond
transferencias monetarias condicionadas. Nuevamente
Location: APT 210 {OB} el dilema: ¿Universalismo o focalización?
Session Organizer: Daniel BELAND,
Rosalia CORTES, Consejo Nacional de
University of Saskatchewan, Canada
Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas, Argentina
Chair: Ito PENG, University of Toronto, Canada
Income transfer programs and labour policies in
Authors and Papers Argentina, conflicting strategies?
Hildegard THEOBALD, University of Vechta, Germany Maria Elisa BALEN, University of Bristol, United
Interaction of national and transnational factors in Kingdom
elder care policies: Constructing a conceptual Families under the sun: Implications of a conditional
framework cash transfer in Montes de María, Colombia
 174 
14:30 - 16:00 Bruno Miranda NEVES and José dos Santos SOUZA,
Universidade Federal Rural do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
584 Keynote lecture
Los desafios de la educación de jóvenes y adultos en
Location: APT 210 {OB} la red federal de educación profesional y tecnológica
brasileña
Authors and Papers
Vanesa CIOLLI, Instituto de Investigaciones Gino
Evelyne HUBER, University of North Carolina, USA
Germani, Argentina
Democracy and Social Policy in Latin America
Políticas públicas hacia la pobreza: La relación entre
el BID y el estado nacional (2003-2009)
Saturday 4 August
12:30 - 14:00
09:00 - 10:30 706 Global social policy
644 Towards better healthcare for all: Location: APT 210 {OB}
What matters in the transformation Session Organizers: Daniel BELAND,
of healthcare systems and policy. University of Saskatchewan, Canada and
Part IV Camila ARZA, Latin American School of
Social Sciences, Argentina
Joint Session
Chair: Hildegard THEOBALD, University of
Vechta, Germany
and Social Policy
RC15 Sociology of Health (host committee) Authors and Papers
Location: APT 210 {OB} Peter ABRAHAMSON, Department of University of

For programme details see section Joint Sessions Copenhagen, Denmark
Welfare societies in new democracies: Comparing
regional developments in East Asia, (Europe) and
10:45 - 12:15
Latin America
684 Social policy in Latin America - Part II
Kenneth NELSON, Tommy FERRARINI and Florencia
Location: APT 210 {OB} ROVIRA TORRES, Stockholm University, Sweden
Session Organizer: Camila ARZA, Latin Public transfers and poverty: A global perspective
Kjell NILSSON, Magnus RING and Johan
Chair: Rosalia CORTES, Consejo Nacional
SANDBERG, Lund University, Sweden and Hoai Anh
de Investigaciones Científicas y técnicas,
TRAN Malmo University, Sweden
Argentina
Emerging welfare states: Comparing East Asian and
Authors and Papers Scandinavian redistribution models in a global context
M. Claudia CABRERA, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Katrin WEIBLE, Bielefeld University, Germany
Argentina South Africa’s system of social cash transfers: Towards
Lo universal de la asignación universal por hijo en el collective social responsibility?
conurbano bonaerense
Youyenn TEO, Nanyang Technological University,
Katya RODRÍGUEZ, Universidad de Guanajuato, Mexico Singapore
Modelo de asistencia social en México y pobreza: Welfare reform and its limits in Singapore
Una reflexión al finalizar la primera década del
siglo XXI
 175 
748 The politics of welfare policy in Merike BLOFIELD, University of Miami, Brazil and Juliana
Latin America MARTÍNEZ FRANZONI, Universidad de Costa Rica
Can public policies catch up with the “silent revolution”?
Responses from Latin America’s “best case” scenarios
Session Organizers: Camila ARZA, Latin
American School of Social Sciences, Yumi GARCIA dos SANTOS, Centro de Estudos da
Argentina and Daniel BELAND, University of Metrópole-CEM, Brazil
Saskatchewan, Canada Are social rights knocking on the door or are there
Chair: Ingrid WEHR, University of Freiburg, new forms of regulation of poor women? The new
Germany welfare service in Brazil and its recipients
Authors and Papers Ximena SANCHEZ, Universidad de Playa Ancha

Valparaíso, Chile; Estela ARCOS and Luz Angelica
Jorge MANGONNET, Consejo Nacional de
MUÑOZ, Universidad Andres Bello, Chile
Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas, Argentina
Social policy on health in Chile, for poor women
Fiscal imbalances, electoral competition and popular
contention: The politics of subnational workfare Emanuele FERRAGINA and Martin SEELEIB-KAISER,
spending in Argentina, 2003-2009 University of Oxford, United Kingdom
Recalibrating welfare states in the OECD world? The
Guillermo FUENTES and Martín RODRÍGUEZ
(R)evolutionary expansion of family policy
ARAÚJO, Universidad de Montevideo, Uruguay
Más allá del contexto: Los factores que hicieron posible
el "descongelamiento" del sistema de salud durante el
primer gobierno de izquierda en el Uruguay
RC20
Anahely MEDRANO, Universidad Autónoma
Metropolitana, Mexico
Contesting neoliberalism from below. Models of
social policy at sub-national level
Programme Coordinator: Jean-Pascal
Barbara ZARATE, Oxford University, United Kingdom DALOZ, Maison Interuniversitaire des
Contentious collective action and social spending in Sciences de l’Homme, France
Latin America, 1970-2008
16:15 - 17:45
Wednesday 1 August
761 Gender and family policy
Location: APT 210 {OB} 09:00 - 10:30

Session Organizers: Daniel BELAND,
11 Cultural Changes and Values in
University of Saskatchewan, Canada and
Comparative Perspective
Camila ARZA, Latin American School of
Social Sciences, Argentina Location: 458 {NB}
Chair: Debora LOPREITE, Carleton University, Session Organizers: Marita CARBALLO,
Canada Kantar Latin America, Argentina and Frederick
TURNER, University of Connecticut, USA
Co-chairs: Frederick TURNER, University of
Connecticut, USA and Marita CARBALLO,
Kantar Latin America, Argentina
 176 
Edurne BARTOLOMÉ, Universidad de Deusto, Spain 112 Comparative studies of historical
The impact of interpersonal trust and economic and contemporary civilising and
performance on political support: Evidences from 38 decivilising shifts in politics, culture
European countries and morality
Ricardo HERMELO, TNS Argentina and Constanza Location: 458 {NB}

CILLEY, TNS Latin America, Argentina Session Organizers: Robert van KRIEKEN,
Governability and economic growth University of Sydney, Australia and Stephen
VERTIGANS, Robert Gordon University,
United Kingdom
10:45 - 12:15
Authors and Papers
57 Current research in comparative
sociology Artur BOGNER and Dieter NEUBERT, University of
Bayreuth, Germany
Location: 458 {NB}
Peace versus justice: The peace process in West Nile,
Session Organizer: Jean-Pascal DALOZ,
Uganda
Maison Interuniversitaire des Sciences de
l’Homme, France Bowen PAULLE, University of Amsterdam, Netherlands
Chair: Jean-Pascal DALOZ, Maison Mindfulness interventions, disadvantaged students,
Interuniversitaire des Sciences de l’Homme, France and the civilizing process
Co-Chair: Masamichi SASAKI, University of
Miguel FERNÁNDEZ, San Agustín School, Chile
Chuo, Japan
Policies of inversion. Students riots as civilizing
Authors and Papers processes in Chile
Ettore RECCHI, University of Chieti-Pescara, Italy

Europe as transnational social space: A comparative
assessment Thursday 2 August
Anne KROGSTAD, University of Oslo, Norway
Avatar politics 09:00 - 10:30
Ariel SEVILLA, Université de Reims, France 202 Death and politics: Socio-historical
L’ethnographie comme méthode de comparaison and comparative approaches. Part I
internationale « par le bas ». Le cas des ateliers de
Location: 458 {NB}
tôlerie chez Renault en Argentine, en France et au
Session Organizers: Gabriel KESSLER and
Brésil
Sandra GAYOL, CONICET, Argentina
Edurne BARTOLOMÉ, Universidad de Deusto, Spain Discussants: María Carolina ZAPIOLA,
Trust and interethnic contact in european UNGS and Carolina SCHILLAGI, Universidad
neighbourhoods: Evidences from six european cities Nacional de General Sarmiento
Authors and Papers
Larry ISAAC, Vanderbilt University, Brentwood, USA

and Paul LIPOLD, USA
Mortal politics of the US labor movement: When?
Where? Why? Success?
 177 
Clodomir MATOS JÚNIOR, University of São Paulo, Brazil María Carolina ZAPIOLA, Universidad Nacional de
The emergence of the figure of the victim and its General Sarmiento, Argentina
political impact Un ejemplar extraordinario de la fauna criminal. Los
crímenes del “petiso orejudo” y las discusiones sobre
Beatriz BRAGONI, CONICET, Argentina
el delito y el castigo infantil y juvenil en la Buenos
Rituales funerarios heroicos y memorial cívico
Aires de comienzos del siglo XX
Jose BURUCUA and Nicolas KWIATKOWSKI,
Universidad San Martín, Argentina
12:30 – 14:00
Martirio individual y colectivo como fórmula para la
representación de masacres históricas 326 The Sociogenesis of Environmental
Injustice and Inequality in Latin
Pablo Facundo ESCALANTE, CONICET, Argentina
America: Historic-Comparative
Los funerales del panteón de París como disputa
Sociological Approaches
simbólica entre el rey y la asamblea nacional
Joint Session
10:45 - 12:15
RCC24 Environment and Society,
240 Death and politics: Socio-historical WG02 Historical and Comparative
and comparative approaches. Part II Sociology (host committee)
Location: 458 {NB} Location: 31 {OB}

Session Organizers: Gabriel KESSLER and For programme details see section Joint Sessions
Sandra GAYOL, CONICET, Argentina

María Alejandra FERNANDEZ, Universidad Nacional 400 RC20 Business Meeting
de General Sarmiento, Argentina
Location: 458 {NB}
Muertes heroicas y ajusticiamientos en la Revolución
de Mayo. Buenos Aires, 1810-1812
Mariana LUZZI, Universidad Nacional de General Friday 3 August

Reparar lo irreparable. Los debates en torno de las
09:00 - 10:30
indemnizaciones a las víctimas del terrorismo de
estado en la Argentina 442 Public spaces put to the test. A
Europe-Latin America comparison
Juan Ignacio PIOVANI, Universidad Nacional de La
Plata, Argentina and Carla DEL CUETO, Universidad Location: 458 {NB}
Nacional de General Sarmiento, Argentina Session Organizer: Gabriel
El mercado de la muerte: Un estado de la cuestión NARDACCHIONE, CONICET, Argentina
sobre cementerios, memoriales y jardines de paz Chair: Emilio de IPOLA, Universidad de
Carolina SCHILLAGI, Universidad Nacional de
General Sarmiento, Argentina Authors and Papers
Casos de muertes en la Argentina de los años
Fabio REIS MOTA, Universidade Federal Fluminense,
noventa. Una aproximación al proceso de
Niterói, Brazil
configuración de su carácter público
Modes d’engagement et formes de reconnaissance :
Mobilisations collectives au Brésil et en France
 178 
José Manuel RESENDE, New University of Lisbon, 12:30 - 14:00
Portugal
542 Qualitative Interviews in
Everything under my skin: The tragic in the
vulnerabilities of HIV positive people in Portugal
Location: 458 {NB}
Juan Carlos GUERRERO BERNAL, Universidad del
Session Organizer: Fumiya ONAKA, Japan
Rosario, Colombia
Women’s University, Japan
Adaptarse y resistir al poder de los actores armados:
Chair: Fumiya ONAKA, Japan Women’s
Dos facetas de la acción colectiva en contextos de
University, Japan
violencia
Discussant: Cecile VERMOT, Universitat
Leandro Sebastian LOPEZ, Universidad Nacional de Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain
San Martín, Argentina
Authors and Papers
Inmigrantes, trabajadores, comerciantes y un conde:
Análisis de los relatos sobre los orígenes de un barrio Zhang LAN, Rikkyo University, Japan
de clase media de la ciudad de Buenos Aires a partir The “Japanese war orphans“ who remain in China in
de un abordaje pragmatista-pragmático del espacio comparison with those who returned to Japan
público
Shuko NAKADA, Japan Women’s University, Japan
German FERNANDEZ VAVRIK, CONICET, Argentina Narratives of Japanese Peruvian internment
Cambiando de ubicación y de marco. Interacciones y experiences during World War II
diversidad en un aula universitaria argentina
Alicia MARQUEZ MURRIETA, Instituto de

Investigaciones Dr. José María Luis Mora, Mexico
Health care personnel facing the new abortion law in
Mexico city RC21
10:45 - 12:15
Regional and Urban
504 Social distinction and globalization
Development
Location: 458 {NB} Programme Coordinators: Fernando DIAZ
Session Organizer: Jean-Pascal DALOZ, ORUETA, Universidad de La Rioja, Spain;
University of Strasbourg, Germany Yuri KAZEPOV, University of Urbino, Italy and
Chair: Jean-Pascal DALOZ, Maison Eduardo MARQUES, Center for Metropolitan
Interuniversitaire des Sciences de l’Homme, Studies and University of São Paulo, Brazil
France
Authors and Papers

Wednesday 1 August
Hugues DRAELANTS, Université catholique de
Louvain, Belgium and Brigitte DARCHY-KOECHLIN,
09:00 - 10:30
Observatoire Sociologique du Changement, France
The academic pedigree: A globalized means of 41 Urban Studies and the Challenge of
distinction? Travelling Concepts and
Comparative Methods
Svein S. ANDERSEN, Norwegian School of
Management, Norway Location: 301 {OB}
The paradoxical autonomy of nordic elite sport Session Organizer: Jeremy SEEKINGS,
system University of Cape Town, South Africa
 179 
Authors and Papers Maria CARMAN, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Apuntes sobre la interdependencia de las clases
Licia VALLADARES, University of Lille 1, France
sociales en un espacio paradigmático: Las
The reception of the first Chicago School of Sociology
urbanizaciones cerradas
in Brazil
Rafael SOARES GONÇALVES, Serviço social, PUC-
Diego ARANGO LÓPEZ, École des hautes études en
Rio, Brazil
sciences sociales, France
La notion de risque environnementale et les favelas
The travelling city, transfer and reception of modern
de Rio de Janeiro : La flexibilité du discours officiele
urbanism in Latin American cities
dans le cas de la favela Rocinha
Claire COLOMB, University College London, United Kingdom
Ana Paula GALDEANO, Centro de Estudos da
The challenge of investigating policy mobilities, social
Metrópole, Brazil
learning and policy change in (global) urban studies:
Three actors and engagements on the outskirts of São
Methodological reflections
Paulo
Thomas MALOUTAS, Harokopio University & National
Leilah LANDIM, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro,
Centre for Social Research, Greece
Brazil
The travelling adventures of urban theory. A view
Civil organizations and urban outskirts: Cartographies
from outside the core
Isabel GEORGES, University of São Paulo, São
Ryan CENTNER, Tufts University, USA
Carlos, Brazil
Remaking the edge of Europe from Buenos Aires to
Urban territories: A multi-scale analysis of public
Istanbul: Urban landscapes, spectral identities, and
policies (Brazil, São Paulo) {*}
the politics of location
Florian HUBER, University of Vienna, Austria

12:30 - 14:00
Shifting paradigms? Towards a qualitative
sociological approach for international comparative 122 Leisure, urbanization, migration
gentrification research {*} and ethnic relations
Justin KADI, University of Amsterdam, Netherlands Joint Session

Comparative urban housing market RC13 Sociology of Leisure (host committee)
neoliberalization – A methodological framework {*} RC21 Regional and Urban Development
Relations
10:45 - 12:15
87 Urban outskirts: Renewed conflicts
in a comparative perspective
Location: 301 {OB}

12:30 - 14:00
Session Organizers: Neiva Vieira Da
CUNHA, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, 142 Urban planning and public policies
Brazil and Gabriel De SANTIS FELTRAN, for social and ethnic mix: ‘faith-
Universidade Federal de São Carlos, Brazil based displacement activities’ or
effective instruments against socio-
Authors and Papers
spatial exclusion?
Ramiro SEGURA, Universidad Nacional de San
Location: 301 {OB}
Martín, Argentina
Session Organizers: Claire COLOMB and
Estigmas, temor e inseguridad en la periferia de la
Sonia ARBACI, University College London
ciudad de La Plata
 180 
Michael DARCY and Lauren KENWORTHY, Social 184 The role of design and social justice
Sciences and Psychology, University of Western in 21st century cities: Paradoxes
Sydney, Australia and challenges
‘We’re moving – like it or not’: Tenant driven research
Location: 301 {OB}
on forced relocation and social mix
Session Organizers: Verónica DEVALLE and
Sandra HUNING and Nina SCHUSTER, Faculty of Spatial Carla RODRÍGUEZ, Universidad de Buenos
Planning, Dortmund University of Technology, Germany Aires, Argentina
Social mix or gentrification: Contradictory perspectives
Authors and Papers
on urban regeneration in Berlin-neukoelln
Miriam GREENBERG, UC Santa Cruz, USA
Lana SALMAN, Department of Architecture and
New urban imaginaries in the branded city: Towards
Design, American University of Beirut, Lebanon
a critical and comparative approach
Ethnic integration, or spatial segregation?
Negotiating technical expertise in the making of the Kulwinder KAUR, Jamia Millia Islamia University, India
shemlan master plan in Lebanon Rupturing aesthetics from order: New challenges for
inclusive urban design
Massimo BRICOCOLI and Roberta CUCCA,
Dipartimento di Architettura e PIanificazione, Judit VERES, Central European University Budapest,
Politecnico di Milano, Italy Hungary
Local effects of a diffused and misleading rhetoric: Producing CET – Uneasy alliances in the making of a
Social mix and local housing policies new urban space
Julia NAST, Humboldt University Berlin, Germany Lidia K.C. MANZO, The City University of New York,
First the mixture and then what? Community USA
participation and neighbourhood integration in The gentrification of sensibilities: Politics and
mixed neighbourhoods in Rotterdam, the aesthetics in a NYC changing neighborhood
Netherlands, and New Haven, USA
Eva GARCIA PEREZ, AECID, Argentina
Jesús LEAL, Sociología II, Universidad Complutense de Ciudad marca y planes estratégicos en metrópolis de
Madrid, Spain la cultura: Una aproximación a Madrid y Buenos
Social interaction in urban public spaces: When Aires {*}
residential social mixing doesn't bring social cohesion {*}
William MICHELSON, University of Toronto, Canada
Elena MARTÍNEZ GOYTRE and Daniel SORANDO Design, housing and public space in the
ORTÍN, Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain intensification of downtown Toronto: Good intentions
La mezcla social en las áreas metropolitanas de and neo-liberal realities {*}
Madrid y Barcelona
Jorge Martín MOTTA, Ángela MENCHÓN, Carolina
Anne CLERVAL, UFR SHS, Université Paris-Est Marne-la- CUESTA, Natalia RAPISARDA, Juan Pablo NEGRO,
Vallée, France Mercedes PÉREZ WODTKE, Rodrigo FERNÁNDEZ
When promoting social mix leads to support BUFFA, Lucía SOLARI, Bárbara CRIVOS and Bárbara
gentrification: The case of Paris ROMANO, Poiesis, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Prácticas sociales, diseño arquitectónico-urbano y
Gill VALENTINE, Johan ANDERSSON and Aneta
espacio público. El caso de la exAU3 en la Ciudad
PIEKUT, Leeds University, United Kingdom
Autónoma de Buenos Aires desde una mirada
Neighborhood mix and social attitudes: The
proyectual {*}
intersections of class and ethnicity in a northern
english city {*}
 181 
Franco BARRIONUEVO ANZALDI, University of Edmond PRETECEILLE and Marco OBERTI, OSC, France
Hamburg, Germany Urban segregation and school inequalities: Structural
Creative tourism: Buenos Aires and the authenticity changes and the impact of the school distric policy
production of tango dance tourists {*} reform in parisian suburbs
Jorge SEQUERA, Universidad Complutense de Tim BUTLER and Chris HAMNETT, King’s College
Madrid, Spain London, United Kingdom
Contextualizing gentrification: A comparative study of Gentrification, education and exclusionary
Madrid and Buenos Aires {*} displacement in east London
Clarice MISOCZKY DE OLIVEIRA and João FARIAS Marco OBERTI, OSC, France
ROVATI, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, Promoting “social diversity”, urban segregation and
Brazil inequalities: The case of Sciences Po in Paris {*}
Large urban projects – The study-case of Porto Alegre,
André CAETANO and Luciana ANDRADE, Pontificia
Brazil {*}
Universidade Católica de Minas Gerais, Brazil
Three research traditions and their influences over the
two major residential segregation studies in Brazil
Thursday 2 August during the last two decades
Hilary SILVER and Orly CLERGE, Brown University, USA

09:00 - 10:30 Black flight: Racial shuffling in American metropolitan
areas
212 Housing and the right to the city.
Part I Miguel RUBIALES, Isabel PUJADAS and Jordi
BAYONA, Universidad de Barcelona, Spain
Joint Session
Élites y desigualdad urbana: Segregación residencial
de las clases altas en las grandes regiones
RC21 Regional and Urban Development (host
metropolitanas españolas 1991-2010 {*}
committee)
Lucie GALCANOVA, Masaryk University, Czech Republic
Location: 301 {OB}
We are the last ones here… The experience of growing
old in gentrifying post-socialist urban environment? {*}
Katja VILKAMA, University of Helsinki, Finland

09:00 - 10:30
Selective migration flows and the production and
228 Segregation(s) and urban reproduction of ethnic residential segregation {*}
inequalities in major cities around
Giuliana COSTA, Politecnico di Milano, Italy and
the world. Part I
Benjamin EWERT, Justus-Liebig Universität Giessen,
Location: 304 {OB} Germany
Session Organizers: Jesús LEAL, Universidad Immigration in European cities and the determinants
Complutense de Madrid, Spain and Thomas of social exclusion {*}
MALOUTAS, Harokopio University, Greece
Andromachi HADJIYANNI and Antoinetta CAPELLA,
Authors and Papers National Centre For Social Research, Greece; Stavros
SIRIGOS, University of Thessaly, Greece; Stavros-
John LOGAN, Brown University, USA
Nikiforos SPYRELLIS, Universite Paris 7, Greece; and
School segregation and school inequality in the US
Despoina VALASSI, University of Crete, Greece
Urban segregation and educational inequality in
Athens {*}
 182 
10:45 - 12:15 14:30 - 16:00
255 Local Welfare: Changing States, 367 Urban conflicts, comparative
Stakeholders Mobilization and studies and planning. Part I
Policy Rescaling
Location: 301 {OB}
Location: 301 {OB} Session Organizer: Carlos VAINER, Federal
Session Organizers: Enzo MINGIONE, University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
University of Milan-Bicocca, Italy; Susana
Authors and Papers
PEÑALVA, CONICET, Argentina and Gilles
VERPRAET, Université Paris Ouest, France Veronica GAGO, Universidad de Buenos Aires,
Argentina and Eva GARCIA PEREZ, AECID, Argentina
Authors and Papers
Hipótesis sobre hacer ciudad, una mirada a través
Guillermo V. ALONSO, CONICET, Argentina del indoamericano
Articulación interjurisdiccional de las políticas
Lucia CAPANEMA ALVARES, Univerdidade Federal
sociales
Fluminense, Brazil and Altamiro Sergio Mol BESSA,
Marc PRADEL, Universitat de Barcelona, Spain Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil
Governance and socioeconomic innovation: Two Social movements in belo horizonte, Brazil: Conflict
European territories compared and community association in the re-creation of a
public sphere in the housing milieu (2006-2010)
Constanza ULRIKSEN, Université de Toulouse II Le
Mirail, France Corinna HÖLZL, Humboldt University of Berlin,
The neighborhood revitalization policy in Chile: What Germany
influence from France and the United States in terms Strategies and outcome of citizen participation in
of the role of state and civil society? current planning conflicts in Santiago de Chile
Lope ANDREU LOPE, Universidad Bellaterra, Spain Toru TAKEOKA, The University of Tokyo, Japan
La importancia del territorio en materia de empleo: The problem of order of urban subcultural groups: A
De la estrategia Europea de empleo a las políticas case study of Japanese sex industry and a shopping
activas locales center organization in mid-tokyo’s amusement district,
Kabukichô
Walter BARTL, Martin-Luther-University Halle-Wittenberg,
Germany Caroline PATSIAS, Université du Québec à Montréal,
Demographic change and educational reform in Canada and Sylvie PATSIAS, Institut d’études
times of new public management politiques d’Aix-en-Provence, France
Social movements, urban reforms and participation:
A comparison between Marseilles (France) and
12:30 – 14:00
Montreal (Canada)
José Ricardo VARGAS DE FARIA, Universidade Federal
Part II
do Paraná, Brazil and Ramon José GUSSO, Ambiens
Joint Session Sociedade Cooperativa, Brazil
RC21 Regional and Urban Development (host Cycles of protest in Curitiba: Mobilization structures and
committee) collective action repertoire in two cases in Curitiba {*}
Location: 301 {OB}

 183 
368 Urban movements in the new
metropolitan context 09:00 - 10:30
Joint Session 437 Migration, migrants and the
RC47 Social Classes and Social Movements development of inclusive urban
(host committee) cultures and identities. Part I
Joint Session
Location: 302 {OB} RC31 Sociology of Migration (host
For programme details see section Joint Sessions committee)
16:15 - 17:45 Location: 307 {OB}

388 Governing cities: A comparison of
large cities
09:00 - 10:30
Location: 301 {OB}
Session Organizers: Patrick Le GALÈS, 446 Segregation(s) and urban
Sciences PO, France and Mike RACO, inequalities in major cities around
University College London, United Kingdom the world. Part II
Authors and Papers Location: 301 {OB}

Session Organizers: Jesús LEAL, Universidad
Eduardo MARQUES, Centre for Metropolitan Studies
Complutense de Madrid, Spain and Thomas
and University of São Paulo, Brazil
MALOUTAS, Harokopio University, Greece
Patterns of governance and government in São Paulo,
Brazil Authors and Papers
Patrick LE GALÈS and Tommaso VITALE, Sciences Po, Chikako MORI, Nanzan University, Japan
France Heterogeneity and instability : Another view on
What is governed? Comparing governance modes in Japanese suburbs
large metropolis
Asuman TURKUN, Yildiz Technical University, Turkey
Alan HARDING, University of Manchester, United Socio-spatial restructuring in Istanbul and the
Kingdom changing segregation and exclusion patterns
Massification, governance and inter-urban disparities
Keiko YAMAGUCHI, Hirosaki University, Japan
Miodrag PETROVIC, National University of Singapore, The restructuring of a Japanese style hotels’ workforce
Singapore at the periphery of the Tokyo metropolitan area {*}
Modernity and governance in four east Asian
Danilo VEIGA, Universidad de la República, Uruguay
metropolises
Urban inequalities and segregation in Montevideo
Takashi MACHIMURA, Hitotsubashi University, Tokyo,
Rodrigo SALCEDO and Alejandra RASSE, Universidad
Japan
Católica del Maule, Chile
Cities under stress: Cumulative and cascading effects
Auto-segregación de las elites en Santiago, Chile: De la
of disaster on urban governance in Tokyo, 2011
fragmentación identitaria a la fragmentación espacial
Federico PEREZ, Cambridge, USA
María Mercedes DI VIRGILIO and Mariano
An ethnography of failure: Actors and interactions of
PERELMAN, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
governance in contemporary Bogotá {*}
Repensando la segregación en Buenos Aires {*}
 184 
Guillermo WORMALD and Maria TREBILCOCK, Anne-Marie BROUDEHOUX, Université du Québec à
ISUC, SANTIAGO, Chile Montréal, Canada and James FREEMAN, Concordia
Cultura de cohesión e integración en las ciudades University, Canada
chilenas {*} Accumulation by multiple dispossessions: The case of
porto maravilha, Rio de Janeiro
Felipe LINK, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile,
Santiago de Chile Adriana ALLEN, Alex FREDIANI and Rita LAMBERT,
Economic restructuring and urban fragmentation by University College London, United Kingdom
functional specialization in Santiago de Chile {*} The heuristics of place-making: Mapping the spatiality
of urban (in)justice
Bianca MUSANTE and Dan ADASZKO, Universidad
Católica Argentina Nelma GUSMÃO DE OLIVEIRA, Universidade
Segregación residencial y acceso a bienes y servicios Estadual do Sudoeste da Bahia, Itapetinga, Brazil and
urbanos en la Argentina 2007-2010 {*} Gabriel SILVESTRE, University College London,
England
Alan MORRIS, University of New South Wales, Australia
The entitlement to the spectacular city: The case of
Advanced urban marginality in Australia: The case of
forced evictions in Rio de Janeiro
public housing
Tommaso VITALE, Sciences Po, Paris, France
Urban conflicts and institutional mediation. Public
10:45 - 12:15
administration, Roma settlements and normative
483 Housing and the Right to the City. polarization dynamics
Part III
Claire COLOMB, University College London, United
Joint Session Kingdom and Johannes NOVY, Technical University
RC43 Housing and Built Environment (host Berlin, Germany
committee) A city for whom? urban tourism, neighbourhood
RC21 Regional and Urban Development conflicts and planning policy in Berlin and Barcelona {*}
Location: 469 {NB} Jan DOHNKE, Freie Universität Berlin, Germany

For programme details see section Joint Sessions Participation and market-driven development {*}
Javier GHIBAUDI, SEN/UFF, Brazil

10:45 - 12:15 Trabalho, conflito e cidade: Luta de projetos na
periferia da Buenos Aires contemporânea {*}
514 Urban conflicts, comparative
studies and planning. Part II Sonia GIACOMINI, Ponrifical Catholic University of
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Location: 301 {OB}
New feelings of belonging, new territories and
Session Organizer: Carlos VAINER, Federal
religious conflicts: Mapping the afro-brazilian
University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
religious temples in Rio de Janeiro
Authors and Papers
Regina BIENENSTEIN, Universidade Federal
Emilio PRADILLA and Felipe de Jesús MORENO, Fluminense, Brazil; Fabricio LEAL DE OLIVEIRA and
Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana Unidad Giselle TANAKA, Universidade Federal do Brazil;
Xochimilco, Mexico Glauco BIENENSTEIN, Universidade Federal
Conflictos, movimientos sociales y política urbana en Fluminense, Brazil; Pedro NOVAIS LIMA JR.,
la zona metropolitana del valle de México 1980-2011 Universidade Federal do Brazil and Fernanda
SÁNCHEZ, Universidade Federal Fluminense, Brazil
Conflictual planning in vila Autodromo, Rio de Janeiro {*}
 185 
12:30 - 14:00 14:30 - 16:00
554 Social justice and voice: Urban 576 Business Meeting
suffering between transformations
Location: 301 {OB}
of the city and participation
Session Organizer: Yuri KAZEPOV, University
Location: 301 {OB} of Urbino, Italy
Session Organizers: Lavinia BIFULCO, University
of Milano Bicocca, Italy; Vando BORGHI,
University of Bologna, Italy and Hugo MERCER, Saturday 4 August

Robert CASTEL, École des Hautes Etudes en Sciences 620 Community governance: Contesting
Sociales Paris, France power and socio-spatial inequality
L’insécurité, problème social ou instrumentalisation
Location: 457 {NB}
politique ?
Session Organizers: Ismael BLANCO,
Magdalena CHIARA, Universidad Nacional de Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain;
General Sarmiento, Argentina Mike GEDDES, University of Warwick, United
Buscando conceptualizar la relación entre política de Kingdom and Joan SUBIRATS, Universitat
salud y territorio: Un enfoque para el análisis de la Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain
fragmentación del sistema sanitario argentino
Authors and Papers
Luciane ROCHA, The University of Texas at Austin, USA
Benjamin GOLDFRANK, Seton Hall University, South
Voicing to heal: Researching black women’s suffering
Orange, USA
in the context of urban violence in Rio de Janeiro
Participatory community governance: Reinforcing or
Greg NIELSEN, Concordia University, Canada redressing urban inequality?
Voicing exclusion to implied audiences: Urban
Jeremy SEEKINGS, University of Cape Town, South Africa
poverty in the North American press
Is the south ‘brazilian’? The public realm in urban
María Vanda IANOWSKI, Universidad Nacional del Brazil through a comparative lens
Comahue, Argentina
Stijn OOSTERLYNCK, University of Antwerp, Belgium
Exclusion process and mental health services
Invoking and disrupting community in urban
Esther HERNÁNDEZ-MEDINA, Brown University, development strategies: Exploring its (post-)political
Dominican Republic tendencies
Counter-hegemony and the sociology of place: A
Andrea RIGON, Trinity College, Ireland
preliminary study of new social movements at parque
Reproducing inequalities through community
duarte in santo domingo {*}
governance structures: Elite capture in a participatory
Ingrid BRECKNER, Hafen City University Hamburg, Germany slum-upgrading programme in Kenya
Linguistic diversity in urban spaces {*}
Denise PICHé, Université Laval, Canada
Ida CASTIGLIONI and Alberto GIASANTI, University Contesting local governance in a poor peri-urban
of Milano-Bicocca, Milan, Italy; Osvaldo ROMERO community: A case study in Senegal {*}
University of Sancti Spiritus, Cuba and Armando
Peter PARKER, Malmo University, Sweden; Tim
ULLOA, University of UNAN of Managua, Nicaragua
DELSHAMMAR, Swedish University of Agricultural
Good practices of cooperation between university
Sciences, Alnarp, Sweden and Magnus
and local community
JOHANSSON, Malmo University, Sweden
 186 
Planning for appropriation: Public space led Sílvia JORGE, University of Lisbon, Portugal
development to counteract territorial stigmatization {*} Planning instruments and practices in adjacent areas
to the city centre: Maputo’s case study {*}
Peer SMETS, VU University Amsterdam, Netherlands
Governance of liquid neighbourhood commmunities Natália LELIS, Belo Horizonte, Brazil
and their relation with stakeholders in Amsterdam {*} The regularization policy between the formalization
and the tenure security {*}
09:00 - 10:30 Amanda MURINO RAFACHO, Universidade Técnica

de Lisboa, Portugal
622 Do urban planning and practice
From planning to action: Actors envolvement in urban
contribute to social justice and
space planning – Vale da Amoreira at Moita (Portugal) {*}
democratization in cities?
Location: 301 {OB}

10:45 - 12:15
Session Organizers: Geraldo COSTA and
Heloisa Moura COSTA, Universidade Federal 665 IJURR Lecture: Resourceful cities
de Minas Gerais, Brazil and Daniel and citizens: chances and
SCHUGURENSKY, Arizona State University, USA challenges of comparative urban
studies
Authors and Papers
Location: 301 {OB}
Maria Lucia Refinetti MARTINS, Universidade de São
Session Organizer: Yuri KAZEPOV, University
Paulo, Brazil
of Urbino, Italy
Planning and the limits of urban policies
Authors and Papers
Isabel RAPOSO, Université Technique de Lisbonne,
Portugal Talja BLOKLAND, Humboldt University Berlin,
Planification participative d’un quartier sensible dans Germany
la périphérie de Lisbonne Resourceful cities and citizens: Chances and
challenges of comparative urban studies
Fabricio LEAL DE OLIVEIRA, Universidade Federal do
Brazil and Mauro REGO MONTEIRO SANTOS, Brazil
12:30 - 14:00
The normative field, and popular participation: Notes
on the process of preparation and implementation of 714 Public spaces in global
municipal master plans in Brazil metropolises: Form, function, and
meaning. Part I
Jupira MENDONCA, Universidade Federal de Minas
Gerais, Brazil Location: 301 {OB}
Participatory planning at a metropolitan level: Can it Session Organizers: Diane E. DAVIS and
work? Nora Ruth LIBERTUN de DUREN,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA
Ivana Cristina LOVO, Universidade Federal de Santa
Catarina, Brazil and Júlia S. GUIVANT, Universidade Authors and Papers
Federal de Santa Catarina, Brazil
Federico PEREZ, Cambridge, USA
Urban agriculture (UA) stimulating the participative
Public space in contemporary Bogotá: From policy
management in the construction of social politics {*}
artifacts to urban assemblages
Fatiha BELMESSOUS, Université de Lyon, France
Valeria DURÁN, CONICET, Argentina
Social cohesion and social mix: The seeking of a
Las memorias en el espacio público: Los casos de la
normative city? {*}
ex ESMA y el parque de la memoria en la Ciudad de
Buenos Aires
 187 
Kulwinder KAUR, Jamia Millia Islamia University, New Paula Cecilia ROSA and Ariel Oscar GARCÍA, Centro
Delhi, India de Estudios Urbanos y Regionales, Argentina
Public-private and beyond: Looking towards new Usos y apropiaciones del espacio público en contextos
meanings of public space de pobreza. Experiencias en Buenos Aires en el siglo XXI
Jacob LEDERMAN, City University of New York, USA Khalil ESTEBAN, Universidad Nacional General
“But this is a park!” The paradox of public space in a Sarmiento, Argentina
Buenos Aires “no man’s land” Espacio público y coproducción de la seguridad {*}
Pedro UCEDA NAVAS, Universidad Complutense de Laura BRASLOW, City University of New York, USA
Madrid, Spain Consuming neighborhoods: Aesthetics, reputation, socio-
Uses and appropriation of public spaces by the spatial change and belonging on local shopping streets {*}
foreign population. The case of Madrid
16:15 - 17:45
Natalia COSACOV and Mariano PERELMAN,
Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina 758 Cities and climate change
Las pugnas por el uso del espacio público:
Joint Session
Explorando moralidades y narrativas sobre la
desigualdad {*}
Daniela PALMA, Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil committee)
Concrete and imaginary: Meanings of Roosevelt
Location: 301 {OB}
Square, São Paulo {*}
14:30 - 16:00
738 Public spaces in global
metropolises: Form, function, and
meaning. Part II
RC22
Location: 301 {OB}
Session Organizers: Diane E. DAVIS and Sociology of Religion
Nora Ruth LIBERTUN de DUREN,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA Programme Coordinator: Eloísa
MARTIN, University of Brasilia, Brazil
Authors and Papers
Anna ZHELNINA, Higher School of Economics in St.

Petersburg, Russia
Wednesday 1 August
Public spaces as spaces of fear and alienation? Youth
in public spaces in St. Petersburg, Russia
09:00 - 10:30
Nikita KHARLAMOV, Clark University, United
Kingdom 35 Religion and the Challenges of the
Navigating ambivalence in public places: The Contemporary World
atmospheres of heterotopias
Location: 414 {NB}
Clément RIVIERE, Sciences Po, France Session Organizer: Eloísa MARTIN, Federal
“Erano altri tempi”. Parents’ diachronic look at University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
children’s experience of public spaces in two Chairs: Hugo José SUAREZ, Universidad
European metropolises Nacional Autónoma de México and Felipe
GAYTAN ALCALA, La Salle University, USA
 188 
Authors and Papers Esteban MAIOLI, FLACSO, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Social discrimination of religious minorities in
Deniz Ali GÜR, Mugla University, Turkey
Argentina. An exploratory study of religious
Capitalism without enlightenment: Islamic Calvinism in
discrimination applied on Jehovah’s witnesses
Turkey
Raquel SOUZA, University of Brasília, Brazil
Irina KUZNETSOVA, Federal University, Kazan, Russia
Christian religious life and lgbts identity
The embedding of ethnic and religious communities
in a polycultural region of Russia: Trust, social justice David BARTRAM, University of Leicester, United Kingdom
and identification Religious obligation, secular work, and citizenship:
The material poverty and spiritual riches of ultra-
Joaquín ALGRANTI, Universidad de Buenos Aires,
orthodox jews in Israel
Argentina
Los bienes religiosos y sus formas de producción. Martin JAIME, Centro de Investigación en Género y
Estudio del complejo editorial católico y evangélico Acción Social, Perú
en la Argentina The catholic church role within the human rights
movement in Peru since 2000
María Del Rosario RAMÍREZ MORALES, CIESAS
Occidente, México Cecilia DELGADO MOLINA, Universidad Nacional
Jóvenes y religiosidad. Las distintas caras de la Autónoma de México
individuación religiosa Mujeres católicas contra la despenalización del
aborto en la Argentina: Formas de creer y participar
Emma STONE, University of Auckland, Waitakere,
en transformación {*}
New Zealand
Umbanda in the city: Magic, mysticism and the mass Kerstin ROSENOW-WILLIAMS, Ruhr-University
appeal of a uniquely Brazilian religion {*} Bochum, Germany
Muslim organizations in Germany lobbying for rights
Luis Alberto CARDENAS, Consejo profesionales en
of social minorities: Contested issues of naturalization
sociología de Buenos Aires, Argentina
and religious recognition {*}
Globalizacion creencias sanaciones y milagros {*}
Stephen HUNT, University of the West of England,

12:30 - 14:00
Bristol, United Kingdom
Christian negotiation of non-heterosexual rights in the 132 Religious pluralism and struggle for
UK: Challenges and dilemmas {*} justice in secular democracies
Location: 414 {NB}

10:45 - 12:15 Session Organizer: Deepak Kumar VERMA,
Babasaheb Ambedkar National Institute of
80 Religion and the rights of social
Social Sciences, India
minorities
Authors and Papers
Location: 414 {NB}
Session Organizer: Tânia Mara ALMEIDA, Johan ANDERSSON and Joanna SADGROVE, Leeds
University of Brasilia, Brazil University, United Kingdom
Beyond the inter-faith agenda: Secular and religious
Authors and Papers
divisions in urban Britain
Janine TREVISAN, PUC RS, Porto Alegre, Brazil
Ana Lucía OLMOS ALVAREZ, Universidad Nacional
Religious movements and the debate on the law
de San Martín, Buenos Aires, Argentina
projects that intend to criminalize homophobia in
Problemas corrientes, respuestas alternativas. El Movimiento
Brazil
Carismático Católico y la búsqueda de bienestar
 189 
Orivaldo LOPES JR and Jéssica Cássia BARBOSA, Regina Yoshie MATSUE, Universidade de Fortaleza, Brazil
Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil Attempts to popularize pure land buddhism in Brazil
Dualistic vs. monistic perspective of christian faith in a
Rosemarie BERNARD, Waseda University, Tokyo, Japan
brazilian violent neighborhood
Shinto, environmentalism and informal diplomacy
Enzo Gustavo MORELLO, Boston College, Chestnut
Maria Mercedes SAIZAR, Argentine Center of
Hill, USA
American Ethnology, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Secularization after all. Varieties in argentine
The ideas of God, good and evil in the refigured
catholicism
yoga practices in metropolitan area of Buenos Aires
Javier CIFUENTES, Universidad Alberto Hurtado, Chile city (Argentina) {*}
and Reinaldo TAN BECERRA, Universidad Alberto
Hurtado, Santiago, Chile
El desafío de ser iglesia católica en un espacio de Thursday 2 August
pluralismo religioso. Revista mensaje: Testigo del
desafío. 2001-2010
09:00 - 10:30
Seyed Javad MIRI, Institute of humanities and cultural
226 Regimes of religious regulation I:
studies, Tehran, Iran
Government and social regulation
Eric Fromm and religion {*}
of religion
Carlos CERDA, Universidad Adventista del Plata,
Location: 414 {NB}
Argentina
Session Organizer: David LEHMANN,
La diversidad posmoderna frente al concepto
Cambridge University, United Kingdom
antropológico dualista de la filosofía tradicional {*}
Authors and Papers
Francesca SCAMARDELLA, University of Naples, Italy
The islamic veil in the western countries: Human right Marian BURCHARDT, University of Leipzig, Germany
or sign of separation? {*} State regulation or public religion? Exploring the
state-church nexus in post-apartheid South Africa
14:30 - 16:00 Kerstin ROSENOW-WILLIAMS, Ruhr-University

Bochum, Germany and Matthias KORTMANN,
152 Asian religions in the era of
University of Amsterdam, Netherlands
globalization
Muslims' struggle for recognition in Germany in the
Location: 414 {NB} 21st century
Session Organizer: Ronan PEREIRA, University
Emerson GIUMBELLI, Universidade Federal do Rio
of Brasilia, Brazil
Grande do Sul, Porto Alegre, Brazil
Authors and Papers La diversidad en contextos específicos: Los “espacios
inter-religiosos”
Andrea TOMITA, Faculdade Messianica, São Paulo,
Brazil
Recent trends in Sekai Kyusei Kyo: Nature farming 10:45 - 12:15
and environmental education as a salvation method
270 Regimes of religious regulation II:
Hugo CORDOVA QUERO, Graduate Theological Multiculturalism and the
Union, Berkeley, USA management of religion
In the City of God?: The roman catholic church and
Location: 414 {NB}
Japanese brazilian migrants in Japan
Session Organizer: Alejandro FRIGERIO,
FLACSO, Buenos Aires, Argentina
 190 
Authors and Papers María Cecilia GALERA, CONICET, Buenos Aires,
Argentina
Carlos GARMA, Universidad Autónoma metropolitana
Prácticas religiosas extrainstitucionales en la
iztapalapa, Mexico
cotidianeidad urbana
Repression of the Culto de la Santa Muerte in Mexico
Jualynne DODSON, Michigan State University, USA

14:30 - 16:00
Managing religions in Cuba: Closing the 20th century
330 Beliefs in the city: Religious
Julia MARTÍNEZ ARIÑO, Maria FORTEZA
transformations in urban areas
GONZÁLEZ, Maria del Mar GRIERA I LLONCH,
Anna CLOT GARRELL and Gloria GARCÍA-ROMERAL Location: 414 {NB}
MORENO, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Session Organizer: Hugo José SUAREZ,
Bellaterra, Spain Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México
Public institutions and the accommodation of religious
Authors and Papers
diversity: The case of hospitals and prisons in Spain
Karen JENNISON, University of Northern Colorado, USA
Ronan PEREIRA, University of Brasilia, Brazil
The effects of religious beliefs and practices among
Global or transnational expansion of japanese religions?
urbanites on attitudes toward gender roles in
An analysis centering on case studies from Brazil
marriage: Cross-national perspectives in 38 countries
Juan Martin LOPEZ FIDANZA, Universidad Católica
Verónica GIMENEZ BELIVEAU, Universidad de
Argentina, Buenos Aires, Argentina and María Cecilia
GALERA, CONICET, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Unaffiliated believers in argentinean cities
Regulaciones a una devoción estigmatizada: Culto a
San la Muerte en Buenos Aires Orivaldo LOPES JR and Jéssica Cássia BARBOSA,
Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil
Mariela MOSQUEIRA, CONICET, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Churches and violence in brazilian cities: The case of
Rock, demandas globales y movilidades religiosas {*}
Felipe Camarão neighborhood, natal-RN
Jeronimo Oliveira MUNIZ and Nina ROSAS,

12:30 - 14:00
Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil
286 Alternatives religiosities and beliefs Intergenerational religious mobility in Brazil
in contemporary world
Maria Natalia PASCUCHELLI, Instituto Universitario
Location: 414 {NB} Nacional del Arte, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Session Organizer: Felipe GAYTAN ALCALA, Creencia y transformaciones vitales, acercamiento a las
La Salle University, USA experiencias de los jóvenes de la iglesia Rey de Reyes
en el área metropolitana de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Authors and Papers
Meredith McGUIRE, Trinity University, San Antonio, USA

Everyday religion and embodied practice
Friday 3 August
Swen SEEBACH and Francesc NÚÑEZ MOSTEO,
Universitat Oberta de Catalunya, Barcelona, Spain
09:00 - 10:30
Lovely enchantments and romantic rituals – romantic
love and religion 429 Ethnicity, beliefs and religiosities
Daniel GUTIÉRREZ-MARTÍNEZ, El Colegio Location: 414 {NB}

Mexiquense, Mexico Session Organizer: Daniel GUTIERREZ
The chamulas-islamic religiosities MARTINEZ, El Colegio Mexiquense, México
 191 
Zeynep BAYKAL, Middle East Technical University, Mikolaj STANEK, Spanish National Research Council,
Ankara, Turkey Spain and Miguel REQUENA, Universidad Nacional
The place of ethno-religiosity for armenian identity in de Educación a Distancia, Spain
Turkey How the catholic church’s involvement in politics has
affected religiosity in Spain and Poland – Cohort and
Alejandra VEGA, Instituto Universitario Nacional del
period perspective
Arte, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Rebuilding the pre-hispanic religiosity in an urban Marcos CARBONELLI, CONICET, Argentina
area: The case of the urban Sikus’ bands in Buenos Public intervention and divine mission: Global
Aires dynamics in the construction of evangelical networks
in politics
Shoji ISHITSUKA, Tokyo University of Information
Sciences, Japan Lourdes BANDEIRA and Tânia Mara ALMEIDA,
A centenary appraisal: Sir James George Frazer University of Brasilia, Brazil
(1854-1941)’s golden bough (1890; 12 Vols 1911-1915) Religious beliefs and practices in the application of
Maria da Penha law
Flávio MUNHOZ SOFIATI, Universidade Federal de
Goiás, Goiânia, Brazil María Gabriela IRRAZABAL, CEIL CONICET,
Ethnography of catholic youth group: Dialogues and Argentina
experiences of faith The circulation of bioethics. The production of
contemporary catholic bioethics in Argentina
Siri HETTIGE, University of Colombo, Sri Lanka
Increasing religiosity and ethnic relations in Sri Lanka Rodrigo TONIOL and Carlos Alberto STEIL,
Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil,
Cesar CISNEROS, UAM Iztapalapa, Mexico; Isabel
Derechos humanos e iglesia católica en el contexto
PIPER and Roberto FERNÁNDEZ, Universidad de Chile
de las elecciones presidenciales de Brasil en 2010
Performative dimensions of collective memory:
Comparative analysis {*}
12:30 - 14:00
09:00 - 10:30 549 RC22 Business Meeting
443 Qualitative Methods in the Location: 414 {NB}

Sociology of Religion. Part I
Joint Session
Saturday 4 August
(host committee)
RC22 Sociology of Religion 09:00 - 10:30
Location: 24 {OB} 638 Qualitative Methods in the
For programme details see section Joint Sessions Sociology of Religion. Part II
Joint Session
10:45 - 12:15 RC33 Logic and Methodology in Sociology
(host committee)
495 Politics and Religion
Location: 414 {NB}
Location: 24 {OB}
Session Organizer: Jualynne DODSON,
Michigan State University, USA
 192 
10:45 - 12:15 RC23
682 Religion, rights, mobility, migration
Location: 414 {NB}

Sociology of Science and
Session Organizer: Verónica GIMENEZ Technology
BELIVEAU, Universidad de Buenos Aires,
Argentina Programme Coordinator: Ralph
MATTHEWS, The University of British
Authors and Papers
Columbia, Canada
Maïté MASKENS, Free University of Brussels, Belgium
Migratory “miracles” and mobility among pentecostal
pastors in Brussels
Wednesday 1 August
Veronica ROLDAN, Università Roma Tre, Italy
Inmigración, cultura y religión. Formas de racismo en
Roma 09:00 - 10:30
ANA MALLIMACI BARRAL, CONICET, Argentina 12 Democracy and Surveillance
Migraciones y religión. Entre lo transnacional y lo Technologies: Relationships
local between Global South and Global
North
Sabrina TESTA, Universidade Federal de Santa
Catarina, Brazil Location: APT 120 {OB}
Prácticas y discursos trasnacionales en el movimiento Session Organizer: David LYON, Queen’s
“comunión y liberación” University, Kingston, Canada
Adam POSSAMAI, University of Western Sydney, Authors and Papers

Australia; James RICHARDSON, University of
David LYON, Queen’s University, Kingston, Canada
Nevada, USA and Bryan TURNER, University of
Surveillance cultures and everyday life
Western Sydney, Australia
Legal pluralism, para legalism, and shari’a: A case of Hille KOSKELA, Academy Research Fellow, Helsinki,
multiple or ‘clashing’ modernities? Finland
Surveillance and responsibilization
Cecilia DELGADO MOLINA, Universidad Nacional
Autónoma de México David MURAKAMI WOOD, Queen’s University,
Entre lo público y lo privado: "Las católicas" en el Kingston, Canada
encuentro nacional de mujeres de Argentina y el Creating the information architecture of state
debate por los derechos de "las mujeres" surveillance: Comparative perspectives from Brazil
and Japan
Mariana REINISCH PICOLOTTO and Mauro
MEIRELLES, Núcleo de Estudos da Religião, Brazil Miguel Ángel VITE PEREZ, Instituto Politécnico
Heading towards to the old continent: Building Nacional, Mexico
transnational networks of interaction between The new Mexican state control in the criminalization
brazilian and sweddish pentecostal leaders {*} of social action
Emilce CUDA, Universidad Católica Argentina, Bruno CARDOSO, Universidade Federal do Rio de
Argentina Janeiro, Brazil
La categoría de éxodo como reinterpretación de los Video surveillance in Rio de Janeiro: Technological
procesos migratorios en contextos democráticos modernization in a sport’s mega events city
latinoamericanos {*}
 193 
Vanessa LARA, Universidad autónoma del Estado de 12:30 - 14:00
México, Mexico
105 Beyond risk: Governing unknowns
Cédula de Identificación para Menores en México
Nelson ARTEAGA BOTELLO, Universidad Autónoma
Session Organizer: Matthias GROSS, Helmholtz
del Estado de México, Mexico
Centre for Environmental Research, Germany
Surveillance and information: The North and South
connection Authors and Papers
Georg MUELLER, University of Fribourg, Switzerland

10:45 - 12:15 Governing the unknowns by action-space analyses
69 New work in the study of science, Christian BRÖER, Bert DE GRAAFF and Rik WESTER,
Technology and knowledge University of Amsterdam, Netherlands
De-politicizing uncertainty
Session Organizer: Ralph MATTHEWS, The Joanne GAUDET, University of Ottawa, Canada
University of British, Columbia, Canada Science in practice ignorance and knowledge
Chair: Ralph MATTHEWS, The University of mobilization dynamics: PrioNet epistemic ecosystem
British, Columbia, Canada laboratory case study (2005-2011)
Authors and Papers Uli MEYER, TU Berlin, Germany and Arnold

WINDELER, Institut für Soziologie, Germany
Cláudio COSTA PINHEIRO, Getulio Vargas
Constructing uncertainty. Technological innovation in
Foundation, Brazil
the semiconductor industry
Intellectual creativity in peripheral countries. The
impact of the BRIC-IBSA emergency to the political Cristina BESIO, Technical University Berlin, Germany
economy of knowledge production in the global south Transforming risks into moral issues in organizations
Gabriel VELEZ-CUARTAS, Universidad de Antioquia,

Colombia 14:30 - 16:00
Mapping regional science production to build
182 Science institutions and society:
research agendas
Mutual interactions and adaptations
Liliana RAMIREZ, Universidad de Antioquia, Colombia
Scientific collaboration networks in the department of
Session Organizers: Luis SANZ-MENENDEZ,
Antioquia, Colombia. An analysis from the scientific
Institute of Public Goods and Policies, Spain
field and power
and Juha TUUNAINEN, University of Helsinki,
María Guillermina D’ONOFRIO, Universidad de Finland
Buenos Aires, Argentina; Rodolfo BARRERE, Centro de
Authors and Papers
Estudios sobre Ciencia, Desarrollo y Educación
Superior, Argentina; Daniela DE FILIPPO, Universidad Renan GONÇALVES LEONEL DA SILVA and Maria
Carlos III de Madrid, Spain and Manuel FERNÁNDEZ CONCEIÇÃO DA COSTA, State University of
ESQUINAS, Agencia Estatal Consejo Superior de Campinas, Brazil
Investigaciones Científicas, Spain Recombinant DNA technology and the new dynamics
Orígenes y dinámica de la producción de of science: Constructing molecular approaches to
publicaciones en co-autoría: El rol de las relaciones cancer in Brazil
personales y la movilidad en la cooperación bilateral
entre investigadores argentinos y españoles {*}
 194 
Ailin REISING, CONICET, Argentina Pablo PELLEGRINI, Universidad Nacional de Quilmes,
Trayectorias institucionales, colectivos sociocognitivos Argentina
y agendas de investigación: A propósito de la Stages of agricultural research in Argentina / Etapas
investigación a escala nanométrica en Argentina de la investigación agropecuaria en la Argentina:
Cambios en la cantidad de personal del INTA entre
Nikita GOLOVKO, Novosibirsk State University, Russia
1956 y 2010
Political sociology of science: Universities and
organizational resources of science Nerina SARTHOU, Centro de Estudios en Problemáticas
Internacionales y Locales Tandil, Argentina
Mariana VERSINO, Universidad Nacional de La
La actividad científica en la universidad Argentina:
Plata, Argentina
Un marco para el análisis de los efectos de la política
Políticas universitarias y sectores productivos
científica sobre la actividad del investigador {*}
Nikita BASOV and Valeriya VASILKOVA, St.
Petersburg State University, Russia
10:45 - 12:15
University science in heterogeneous intellectual
landscape {*} 249 International science and
technology cooperation: The role of
academic mobility
Thursday 2 August Location: APT 120 {OB}
Session Organizer: Nadia ASHEULOVA,
09:00 - 10:30 Russian Academy of Science, Russia
199 Changing dynamic in research Authors and Papers

organizations
Ralph MATTHEWS and Darryn Anne DIFRANCESCO,
Location: APT 120 {OB} The University of British Columbia, Canada
Session Organizers: Laura CRUZ-CASTRO and Knowledge mobilization in multiple contexts – A
Luis SANZ-MENENDEZ, Institute of Public framework for sociological contribution
Goods and Policies, Spain; Hebe VESSURI,
Koen JONKERS, CSIC, Spain
IVIC and Pablo KREIMER, CONICET, Argentina
The influence of scientific mobility on the direction of
Chair: Hebe VESSURI, IVIC
research collaboration
Authors and Papers
Sari HANAFI and Justine BOER, American University
Laura CRUZ-CASTRO, Institute of Public Goods and of Beirut, Lebanon,
Policies, Spain; Pablo KREIMER, CONICET, Argentina Internationalization of the social research in Lebanon
and Luis SANZ-MENENDEZ, Institute of Public Goods
Mariana TOLEDO FERREIRA, Universidade São Paulo,
and Policies, Spain
Brazil
Innovation in public research organizations
The international circulation of researchers and their
Régis BARCELOS, Federal University of Rio Grande do influences on scientific practices in Brazil: A case
Sul, Brazil study by the human genome research center
The limits of academic entrepreneurship in emerging
María Paz LÓPEZ and Ana María TABORGA, CEIPIL,
economies: A case study in public universities in Brazil
Argentina
Kathia SERRANO-VELARDE, Max Weber Institute of La internacionalización de los grupos de investigación
Sociology, Heidelberg University, Germany en las universidades: Una propuesta de análisis
Changing academic grant writing practices (1955-2005)
 195 
Svetlana DUSHINA, Valentina LOMOVITSKAYA and comparison of 8 countries scoring high in science
Elena IVANOVA, Russian Academy of sciences, Russia and mathematics PISA
Mobility of scientist: The comparative analysis of
Rosa PEDRO and Ana SZAPIRO, Universidade Federal
Russia, China, India
do Brazil
Reproductive technologies and systems of kinship {*}
10:45 - 12:15
244 Gender, science and technology: 14:30 - 16:00
Post-colonial and feminist
337 Forms of interaction between
perspectives
science, universities and society:
Joint Session Knowledge mobilization, regulation
RC32 Women in Society (host committee) and the societal impacts of scientific
RC23 Sociology of Science and Technology knowledge
Location: 446 {NB} Location: APT 120 {OB}

For programme details see section Joint Sessions Session Organizer: Juha TUUNAINEN,
University of Helsinki, Australia
301 Interfaces between the technical Neil McLAUGHLIN, McMaster University, Canada
world and the lived reality. and Vanina LESCHZINER, University of Toronto,
Canada
Knowledge transfer, academic capital and public
Session Organizer: Czarina SALOMA-
intellectuals: A comparative study of social sciences,
AKPEDONU, Manila University, USA
1950-1990
Authors and Papers
Jürgen HOWALDT, University Dortmund, Germany
Philippe TERRAL and Fabien MERLAUD, PRISSMH Shaping social innovation by social research – The
University of Toulouse, France new role of the social sciences
The framing of obesity in France: Between a sciences
Cristina Gabriela FLORES and Pablo PELLEGRINI,
war and coalitions
Universidad Nacional de Quilmes, Argentina
Shirley Hsiao-Li SUN, Nanyang Technological El uso medicinal de plantas nativas, encuentros y
University, Singapore desencuentros
Deconstructing and reifying “Asian” and ethnicities
Czarina SALOMA-AKPEDONU, Manila University,
in Asia: Exploring HUGO pan-Asian SNP
Philippines
consortium’s work
The world of our models: Making traffic simulation
Nadia ASHEULOVA and Svetlana DUSHINA, Center models work as problem-solving devices
for Sociology of Science and Science Studies, St.
Jorgelina SANNAZZARO, Universidad de
Petersburg, Russia
Salamanca, Spain
The new status of Russian science: The results of
Saberes expertos y participación ciudadana en
reforms for last 20 years in the scientific sphere
conflictos medioambientales en Latinoamérica {*}
Osmo KIVINEN, Juha HEDMAN and Päivi
Marisa GARCÍA, Universidad Nacional de Río
KAIPAINEN, University of Turku, Finland
Negro, Argentina
Productivity of research in natural sciences,
El sector nuclear argentino en la década de 1990 {*}
technology and clinical medicine of 48 east Asian
and north European top 300 ranked universities: A
 196 
16:15 - 17:45 10:45 - 12:15
401 RC23 Business Meeting 489 Leisure and digital transformation:
Emerging patterns of communication
and electronic community / El ocio y
Session Organizer: Ralph MATTHEWS, The
las transformaciones digitales / Les
numériques
Friday 3 August Joint Session

09:00 - 10:30
426 Contested science, risk and RC13 Sociology of Leisure (host committee)
governance
Location: APT 120 {OB} For programme details see section Joint Sessions
Session Organizers: Eugene ROSA,
Washington State, USA and Thomas DIETZ,
10:45 - 12:15
511 The social and environmental
Authors and Papers
impacts of nanotechnologies and
Gary BOWDEN, University of New Brunswick, other emerging technologies
Canada
Climate science as a cultural contest
Session Organizers: Alison ANDERSON,
Manuel TIRONI, Pontificia Universidad Catolica de University of Plymouth and Paulo Roberto
Chile; Maite SALAZAR, Universidad Santo Tomas, MARTINS, Brazil
Chile; Daniel VALENZUELA, Pontificia Universidad
Authors and Papers
Catolica de Chile and Juan Felipe ESPINOSA,
University of Leicester, Chile Konstantin FURSOV, National Research University
Resisting and accepting: Hybrid epistemologies in the Higher School of Economics, Moscow, Russia
GMO controversy in Chile On statistical framing of emerging technologies – A
case of nanotechnology in Russia
Florencia ARANCIBIA, State University of New York,
USA Tânia MAGNO and Diego CALAZANS,
Agrochemicals, science and policy making: Universidade Federal de Sergipe, Brazil
Contesting boundaries in Argentina Nanotechnology: Sociotechnical interactions and
social impacts
Geoffrey CARRERE, Capitole University Toulouse 1, France
The transformation of public action legitimacy in risk Wilson ENGELMANN and Augusto Zimmer
society. The case of French and Quebec Ministry of RODRIGUES, University of the Valley of Sinos River,
Transport Brazil
Law and technological innovation: The (new)
Raghava CHANDRI, University of Hyderabad, India
challenges of employment of nanotechnology
Contesting crop sciences: A critical examination of
alternative knowledge claims in rice production Leandro RAIZER, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande
do Sul, Brazil
Alternative energies: Social, economic and
environmental impacts
 197 
536 Latin America in the global science Didier TAVERNE, Mulhouse, France
system How to escape a technocratic culture of risk?
Location: APT 120 {OB} Ana Paula CAMELO and Marko S. A. MONTEIRO,
Session Organizer: Koen JONKERS, CSIC, State University of Campinas, Brazil
Spain Technological challenges and uncertainties among
social, scientific and politic governance: Brazil and
Authors and Papers
the discussion about nuclear energy
Jaime JIMENEZ, Miguel Ángel MORALES-ARROYO,
Young Hee LEE, The Catholic University of Korea,
Carlos RODRIGUEZ and Juan Carlos ESCALANTE,
South Korea
Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Mexico
Nuclear waste management and the politics of
Research projects coming from the bottom-up in the
expertise in South Korea
economic south countries, should they be
encouraged?
Fernanda BEIGEL, CONICET, Argentina

Saturday 4 August
“Caliban” scientists: Latin American social sciences
within the international academic-publishing system
10:45 - 12:15
Claudio RAMOS ZINCKE, Universidad Alberto
Hurtado, Chile 688 The New Frontiers Of The Digital
Social science structures of communication in Chile: Divide: Technological Inequalities
Local and global networks And Social Justice
Breno FONTES, Universidade Federal de Location: APT 120 {OB}

Pernambuco, Brazil, Marta VARANDA, Instituto de Session Organizer: Jose Manuel ROBLES,
Ciências sociais, Portugal; Raquel REGO, Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain
Universidade Técnica de Lisboa, Portugal and Klaus
Authors and Papers
EICHNER, Universität Hamburg, Germany
Social network analysis in the lusophone scientific Binay Kumar PATTNAIK, Indian Institute of Technology
community: Adoption and diffusion of an innovation Kanpur, India
in the periphery ICT revolution in India and socio-cultural changes:
Sociological explorations
Daniela ALEGRIA and María Guillermina
D’ONOFRIO, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina Cristóbal TORRES-ALBERO and Carlos FERNANDEZ-
El ingreso al mercado de trabajo científico y la RODRIGUEZ, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain
elección de los temas de investigación en Argentina: Technophobia and ambivalence to the information
Perspectivas de becarios doctorales de ciencias and communication technologies (ICT) and its impact
sociales y humanidades on the digital divide. Empirical evidence and
theoretical discussion
14:30 - 16:00 Gérard VALENDUC, University of Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium

Digital inequalities and vulnerability among Internet users
598 Risk, disaster, and sustainability:
Remodelling on Fukushima Sebastián BENÍTEZ LARGHI, Instituto de
Investigaciones en Humanidades y Ciencias Sociales,
Argentina
Session Organizer: Miwao MATSUMOTO,
Lo popular a partir de los procesos de apropiación
The University of Tokyo, Japan
desigual de las TIC
 198 
Lucila DUGHERA, CONICET, Argentina 16:15 - 17:45
(Re)configuración en la concepción de la brecha
763 Knowledge based economies and
digital. Una posible igualación entre la inclusión
social y digital
Joint Session
Kate TILLECZEK, University of Prince Edward Island,
Canada
Youth, digital media and social inequality {*}
Location: 410 {NB}
Olga SERGEYEVA, Volgograd State University, Russia
Elderly and computer: The Russian regional
perspective {*}
Ana RIVOIR, Universidad de la República, Uruguay

Iniciativas para la inclusión digital, el caso del plan
ceibal (Uruguay) {*}
RC24
12:30 - 14:00
Sociology of Leisure
703 Democratising science and
technology through protests and Programme Coordinator: Ishwar
mobilizations for social justice MODI, India International Institute of Social
Sciences, India
Joint Session
and Social Change
Wednesday 1 August
(host committee)

09:00 - 10:30
14:30 - 16:00
Joint Session
733 ICTs for Science and Technology
Development in Latin America and
the Economic South: Present and
Future Location: APT 110 {OB}
Joint Session
RC23 Sociology of Science and Technology 09:00 - 10:30
(host committee)
38 Social Justice, Democratization and
Location: APT 120 {OB} Environmental Sociology
Location: 303 {OB}
Session Organizer: Stewart LOCKIE, The
Australian National University
Chair: Mikael KLINTMAN, Lund University,
Sweeden
 199 
Authors and Papers aspects of the disaster, displacement, and reparation
of the community
Stewart LOCKIE, The Australian National University,
Australia Catherine, Mei Ling WONG, Australia National
Climate justice and the temporalities of social- University, Australia
ecological change Mitigating risk or creating new ones? The role of
technology, environment and institutions in framing
Luigi PELLIZZONI, University of Trieste, Italy
risk in India’s nuclear power sector
Doing the right thing: Ethics and justice in
environmental politics Midori AOYAGI and Tomohiro TASAKI, National
Institute for Environmental Studies, Japan
Veronica PERERA, Purchase College, USA
Do people support nuclear power generation for
Neither commodity nor human right: Water as a
reducing greenhouse gas? Risk tradeoffs among
political intervention from below
climate change and nuclear power generation
Rolf LIDSKOG, Centre for urban and regional studies,
Valentina WAISMAN, Torcuato Di Tella University,
Sweden and Göran SUNDQVIST, Olso University,
Argentina
Norway
Argentina and Brazil: Insights and current postures
Does science matter? The dynamics of science, policy
against the nuclear non-proliferation regime
and citizens in international environmental governance
Marja YLÖNEN and Tapio LITMANEN, University of
Ivan LOPEZ, Universidad Carlos III, Spain
Jyväskylä, Finland
Deliberative democracy and sustainability: Barriers
Post-Fukushima: Regulatory challenges to nuclear
and opportunity to their interaction
power industry
10:45 - 12:15
12:30 - 14:00
70 Nuclear power, risk and climate
117 Environmental problems, natural
change
disasters, and socio-technical risks
Location: 303 {OB}
Location: 303 {OB}
Session Organizers: Midori AOYAGI,
Session Organizer: Raymond MURPHY,
National Institute for Environmental Studies,
University of Ottawa, Canada
Japan and Nick PIDGEON, Cardiff
Chair: Matthias GROSS, Helmholtz Centre
for Environmental Research, Germany
Chair: Ritsuko OZAKI, Imperial College
London, United Kingdom Authors and Papers
Authors and Papers Raymond MURPHY, University of Ottawa, Canada

Renaturing or creating brownfields in the sky:
Leonardas RINKEVICIUS, Lithuanian University of
Confronting the unforeseeable and the inconveniently
Health Sciences, Lithuania
foreseeable
Lost amongst imperatives of energy security, risk and
climate change: Unlearn lessons of Chernobyl in the Koichi HASEGAWA, Tohoku University, Japan
post-soviet societies Anti-nuclear activities and public awareness in Japan
before and after the Fukushima nuclear disaster
Shun HARADA, The University of Tokyo, Japan; Kohei
YOSHIDA and Yusuke YAMASHITA, Tokyo Leila FERREIRA, Lucia da COSTA FERREIRA and Omar
Metropolitan University, Japan THOMAZ, Campinas State University, Brazil
The present and the future of the towns where Environmental concerns in Brazil, China, Africa and
Fukushima nuclear plants are located: on some social Australia
 200 
Michiel DE KROM, Joost DESSEIN and Nathalie Alejandro PELFINI, Universidad Alberto Hurtado, Chile
ERBOUT, Institute for Agricultural and Fisheries Social learning within institutions or expanding them?
Research, Belgium The limits of private governance in environmental
Ontological politics in practice: Understanding politics
antagonistic framings of GMOs, science, and the
Louis GUAY, University Laval, Canada
public in Flanders
Cities and global ecological change: The governance
Francisca DUSSAILLANT and Eugenio GUZMAN, of climate change and biodiversity in Canadian
Universidad del Desarrollo, Chile urban regions
Interpersonal trust and disasters: The case of Chile’s
2010 earthquake
14:30 - 16:00
168 Leisure and tourism: Social and
14:30 - 16:00
161 Governing global socio-ecological
Joint Session
systems
Location: 303 {OB} RC24 Environment and Society
Session Organizers: J. David TABARA,
Autonomous University of Barcelona and Ilan
CHABAY, University of Stuttgart, Germany
Chair: J. David TÀBARA, University of
Stuttgart, Germany
Thursday 2 August
Authors and Papers
Gary BOWDEN, University of New Brunswick,

09:00 - 10:30
Canada
Conceptualizing risk in conjoined socio-ecological 211 Global Commodity Chains And
systems: Causes, consequences and the potential for Environmental Flows
solution
Location: 303 {OB}
Pradip SWARNAKAR, Indian Institute of Information Session Organizers: Peter OOSTERVEER,
Technology and Management, India Wageningen University, Holland and Júlia S.
Locating climate controversies: Mapping climate GUIVANT, Universidade Federal de Santa
change policy network in India during 2007-2010 Catarina, Brazil
Chair: Júlia S. GUIVANT, Universidade
Marie DE BEYSSAC, Federal University of Brazil;
Federal de Santa Catarina, Brazil
Marta IRVING, National Institute of Science and
Technology, Brazil and Maria Inácia D’AVILA, Federal Authors and Papers
University of Brazil
Magnus BOSTRÖM, Anna Maria JÖNSSON,
Environmental services as a means of benefit sharing
Michael GILEK and Mikael KARLSSON, Södertörn
in national park management in Brazil
University, Sweden
Lucia da Costa FERREIRA, Campinas State University, The practice of responsible procurement and global
Brazil complex product chains
Social and ecological dimensions of climate change
Natasja BORJESON, Södertörn University, Sweden
on the coast of São Paulo, Brazil
Issues of traceability and corporate responsibility
 201 
Peter OOSTERVEER, Wageningen University, Protection and Research, Italy and Maria Paola
Netherlands FAGGIANO, Sapienza University of Rome, Italy
Promoting sustainable palmoil; Are consumers really The knowledge of young students about ionizing
involved or only virtually? radiation. A study-campaign and its assessment in the
high schools of the Lazio region
Jana SPILKOVA, Charles University in Prague, Czech
Republic Ana HORTA, Luísa SCHMIDT, Augusta CORREIA and
Alternative food networks and environmental Susana FONSECA, University of Lisbon, Portugal;
citizenship in Czechia Margarida REBELO and Marluci MENEZES, National
Laboratory of Civil Engineering, Portugal
Marcia MAZON, Universidade Federal de Santa
We couldn’t live without it – Youth representations,
Catarina, Brazil
beliefs and practices about energy consumption
Governance from the Alto da Serra: Transgenic and
technology on the highland plateau of Santa
Catarina/Brazil 12:30 - 14:00
326 The Sociogenesis of Environmental
10:45 - 12:15 Injustice and Inequality in Latin
243 Environmental attitudes and
behaviours
Joint Session
Location: 303 {OB}
Session Organizers: Riley DUNLAP,
Washington State University, USA and Ritsuko
OZAKI, Imperial College London, United
Sociology (host committee)
Kingdom
Chair: Riley DUNLAP, Washington State Location: 31 {OB}
University, USA For programme details see section Joint Sessions
Authors and Papers

14:30 - 16:00
Julia FLAGG and Diane BATES, The State University of
New Jersey, USA 363 Sustainable consumption and
Recycling as a predictor of a “cultural greening”? environmental behaviours
Olve KRANGE, Norwegian Institute for Nature Location: 303 {OB}

Research, Norway Session Organizer: Magnus BOSTRÖM,
Climate change concern versus scepticism: The Södertörn University, Sweden
Norwegian case Chair: Magnus BOSTRÖM, Södertörn
University, Sweden
Marta BIAGI, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Social representation of water and ecological Authors and Papers
paradigms in urban cultures of Argentina and Brazil
Marília DAVID, Universidade Federal de Santa
Jean-Paul BOZONNET, Institut d’Etudes Politiques, France Catarina, Brazil
Why the poor do not act against climate change: A Food, science and healthy labels
class victimization narrative
Ritsuko OZAKI and Isabel SHAW, Imperial College
Alessandra DECATALDO, University of Milan Bicocca, London, United Kingdom
Italy; Antonio FASANELLA, University of Rome, Italy; Domestic ‘sustainable’ technology use: Tensions
Manlio MAGGI, National Institute for Environmental between governing and performing practice
 202 
Ylva UGGLA, Örebro University, Sweden and Linda Teresa DA-SILVA-ROSA, Center of Urban and Socio-
SONERYD, University Göteborg, Sweden environmental Studies, Brazil and Maria José
Transboudary governance and individualized CARNEIRO, Rural University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
responsibility Interaction between science and politics: The case of
public measures on biodiversity conservation in Rio
Laurence GRANCHAMP FLORENTINO, Université de
de Janeiro state (Brazil)
Strasbourg, France
Possibilités et limites de la logique des “écogestes”
16:15 - 17:45
Mikael KLINTMAN, Lund University, Sweden
Developing apollonian and dionysian trust in 409 Trade unions in the green economy
environmental consumer schemes
Joint Session
Midori AOYAGI, National Institute for Environmental RC44 Labor Movements (host committee)
Studies, Japan RC24 Environment and Society
The impact of media on public attitudes towards the
Location: 29 {OB}
environment: Actors and institutions
16:15 - 17:45
407 Social learning for sustainability: Friday 3 August
Knowledge, democracy and justice
Location: 303 {OB} 09:00 - 10:30

Session Organizers: Edwin ZACCAI, Université
Libre de Bruxelles, Belgique and Alejandro
and social-environmental
PELFINI, Universidad Alberto Hurtado, Chile
interactions
Co-chairs: Alejandro PELFINI, Universidad
Alberto Hurtado, Chile and Edwin ZACCAI, Joint Session
Université Libre de Bruxelles, Belgique RC24 Environment and Society (host committee)
Authors and Papers
Location: 303 {OB}
J. David TABARA, Autonomous University of
Barcelona, Spain and Ilan CHABAY, University of
Stuttgart, Germany
Two worldviews about Human Information and 10:45 - 12:15
Knowledge Systems (HIKS). towards an open knowledge
492 Natural resource governance:
democracy for global sustainability governance
Participation, citizenship and
Adrián BELING, Universidad Alberto Hurtado, Chile democratization
Environmental policy and the limits of neo-institutionalism
Location: 303 {OB}
Julien VANHULST, Université Libre de Bruxelles, Session Organizers: José Esteban CASTRO,
Belgique Newcastle University, United Kingdom and
Discourses of sustainable development in Latin America: Pedro Roberto JACOBI, Universidade de São
Trajectory and diffraction of a global discourse Paulo, Brazil
Chair: José Esteban CASTRO, Newcastle
Ilknur ONER, Firat University, ELAZIG, Turkey
Responses to recent van earthquakes in the media:
The case study of national newspapers and TV
programmes following 6 weeks of the earthquake
 203 
Authors and Papers La gobernanza de la provisión de agua potable. Las
nuevas empresas públicas del Ecuador
Justin PAGE, University of British Columbia, Canada
Translational agency in resilient social-ecological Ana Lucia BRITTO, Federal University of Rio de
systems: First nations and the conservation economy Janeiro, Brazil
in Canada Public water supply and sanitation policy in Rio de
Janeiro: Discussing the emergence of new forms of
Rajendra PATIL, Shivaji University, India
inequality and injustice
Participatory watershed management: A review of
studies on Ralegan Siddhi village in India
12:30 - 14:00
Vanessa EMPINOTTI, Pedro Roberto JACOBI and Ana
Paula FRACALANZA, Universidade de São Paulo, 531 Environmental movements,
Brazil organizations and civil societies
Las tensiones entre el estado y la sociedad civil en el
Location: 303 {OB}
contexto del sistema de gestión integrada de recursos
Session Organizer: Brian GAREAU, Boston
hídricos del estado de São Paulo - Brasil
College, USA
Katherine WITT and Justine LACEY, The University of Chair: Catherine Mei Ling WONG, Australia
Queensland, Australia National University, Australia
Determining the ‘public interest’ in contested
Authors and Papers
landscapes: Who determines what it is and how it is
determined? Anders BLOK, Copenhagen University, Denmark
Building urban climate resilience in an unequal
Carolina MONTERA, CONICET, Argentina
world? Towards a comparative sociology of world
Agua potable y saneamiento en la metrópolis de
city eco-housing assemblages
Buenos Aires (1993-2011). ¿Hacia una superación de
las políticas neoliberales? Maxwell BOYKOFF, University of Colorado-Boulder,
USA
Fernanda SANT ANNA and Wagner RIBEIRO,
The emergence of climate contrarianism as a ‘wise
(use)’ social movement
El conflicto por el uso de los recursos hídricos en la
cuenca del río Napo (Ecuador y Perú) Ana VARA, Universidad Nacional de San Martin,
Argentina
Rolf LIDSKOG, Örebro University, Sweden; Ann-Sofie
A Latin Americanist, proto-environmentalist master
KALL, Oslo University, Norway; Per SANDIN,
frame in the current cycle of environmental protest in
Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Sweden;
Latin America
Göran SUNDQVIST, Olso university, Norway and
Stig LARSSON, Swedish University of Agricultural Mark STODDART, Memorial University of
Sciences, Sweden Newfoundland, Canada and Howard RAMOS,
Intensive forestry in Sweden. Risk governance in Dalhousie University, Canada
practice? Going local: Environmental governance and calls for
local democracy at jumbo pass and the tobeatic
Lorena BOTTARO and Marian SOLA ÁLVAREZ,
wilderness area
National University of General Sarmiento, Argentina
Participación ciudadana en las decisiones sobre el Teresa DA-SILVA-ROSA, Priscila GUIO, Gustavo SEDA
uso de los recursos naturales. La experiencia de los and João Paulo ALMEIDA, Center of Urban and
movimientos socioambientales en Argentina Socio-environmental Studies, Brazil
Climate change and environmental governance: The
Paul CISNEROS, Instituto de Altos Estudios
role of environmental non-governmental
Nacionales, Ecuador
organizations in Brazil
 204 
Brian GAREAU, Boston College, USA 592 RC24 Table 2. Natural resource
Neoliberal civil society? INGOs in the Montreal governance in Latin America
Protocol (Spanish/English)
Location: SUM {OB}

14:30 - 16:00 Chair: Fernanda SANT'ANNA, Universidade
de São Paulo, Brazil
591 RC24 Table 1. Environmental
governance: from local to global Authors and Papers
(English)
Deborah SANTOS, Universidade Federal de São
Location: SUM {OB} Paulo, Brazil
Chair: Luigi PELLIZZONI, University of Trieste, Limites e possibilidades da governança da Água – O
Italy caso da bacia hidrográfica da billings
Authors and Papers María Victória ESPIÑEIRA GONZALEZ, Universidade

Federal da Bahia, Brazil and Marta BIAGI,
So-Young LEE, South Korea
Finding a place for promoting sustainability under
Cultura política y formación de la opinión pública: La
Korea’s green growth agenda: An assessment of
dimensión de la democracia compartida por la
governmental strategies for consumer education in a
población de Bahía (Brasil) sobre la transposición del
growth oriented approach
río São Francisco
Daniela SANT’ANA, Brazil
Maria Lúcia Navarro Lins BRZEZINSKI, Universidade
Collective action on natural resources: The
do Estado do Brazil, Brazil
participation of rural communities in the management
A ideologia da água: Considerações sobre pré-
council for the environmental protection area of
noções em voga nas relações internacionais
Guaratuba
Christian Guy CAUBET, Universidade Federal de
Katherine WITT and Bob BEETON, The University of
Santa Catarina, Brazil
Queensland, Australia
Brasil, governança, recursos naturais e cidadania
Changing conceptions of individual and public
responsibility for natural resource management: A Ximena CELIS BARQUERA, Instituto Mora, Mexico
study of the views of Queensland landholders Gobernanza del agua y participación ciudadana en
1990-2007 México. El caso de la iniciativa de monitoreo
ciudadano de agua y saneamiento (IMCAS)
Juliana MARQUES, Universidade Federal do Brazil,
Brazil
593 RC24 Table 3. Environmental
Governance in the Amazon region of Brazil: State,
conflict in Latin America (Spanish/
market, civil society and international donors in the
English)
making of sustainable development projects
Location: SUM {OB}
Valeria LLANO-ARIAS, Mary Kelly Ad-Astra Scholar
Chair: Ana VARA, Universidad Nacional de
University College Dublin, Ireland
San Martin, Argentina
The impact of participatory and public
communication on citizen’s agency and democracy. Authors and Papers
A case study of the Colombian social movement in
Héctor CALLEROS RODRIGUEZ, El Colegio de
defence of water
Tlaxcala A.C., Mexico
Pueblos indígenas, recursos naturales y conflicto social
en México, Canadá y Estados Unidos 1945-2011
 205 
Alice POMA, EEHA-CSIC, Spain Saturday 4 August
Los conflictos ambientales como laboratorios
culturales y políticos
09:00 - 10:30
Melina TOBIAS, IIGG-UBA, Argentina
636 Natural resource rights and other
Los desafíos en la re-estatización del servicio de agua
environmental issues and solutions
potable y saneamiento en el área metropolitana de
in developing countries
Buenos Aires
Location: 303 {OB}
Jorge CALVIMONTES, NEPAM/UNICAMP, Brazil
Session Organizers: Lotsmart FONJONG,
Conflictos y organización social en el interior del
University of Buea, Cameroon and William
Parque Estadual da Serra do Mar, São Paulo, Brasil
MARKHAM, University of North Carolina at
Greensboro, USA
594 RC24 Table 4. Energy, climate and
Chair: Justin PAGE, University of British
risk (English)
Columbia, Canada
Location: SUM {OB}
Authors and Papers
Chair: Koichi HASEGAWA, Tohoku
University, Japan Edwin ZACCAI and Marie-Ange BAUDOIN, IGEAT,
Université Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium
Authors and Papers
“Adaptation from below” to climate change: Lessons
Chun Hung LIN, FCU, Taiwan from field surveys in Benin
Different impacts of global climate changes on
Feryal TURAN, Ankara University, Turkey
energy policies and industrial structures on
Damming the black sea region: Justice, local
developing nations? An Asian perspective
movements and other environmental issues and
Miriam GREENBERG, University of California, USA; solutions in developing countries
Hilda HERZER and Gabriela MERLINSKY, Universidad
Saloni GUPTA, India
What if fence eats the grass: The micropolitics of
Landscapes of risk and resilience: Comparing the
forest use and control in Jammu & Kashmir (India)
socio-spatial production of environmental crisis in
Argentina and the United States Magalie BOURBLANC, CIRAD/CEEPA, University of
Pretoria, South Africa
Keiichi SATOH, Hitotsubashi University, Japan; Kazuhiro
The South African new water act and its “ecological
IKEDA, Sophia University, Japan; Tomoyuki TATSUMI,
reserve”: A case of international influence over a
Hitotsubashi University, Japan; Fumiya FUJIHARA and
transitional regime?
Susumu KITAGAWA, University of Yamanashi, Japan
and Anna WATANABE, Hitotsubashi University, Japan William MARKHAM, University of North Carolina at
Japan’s climate change media coverage and politics Greensboro, USA, and Lotsmart FONJONG,
University of Buea, Cameroon
Hedda RANSAN-ELLIOTT, Australian National
Dilemmas of environmental NGOs in Cameroon
Migration trajectories and environmental risk: A case
study from Albay, Philippines
 206 
10:45 - 12:15 Diana STUART, Michigan State University, USA
Integrating ecological perspectives in environmental
657 Climate justice, ‘buen vivir’ and
sociology: Progress and future directions
voluntary simplicity: New lifestyles
and political commitments
14:30 - 16:00
Joint Session
RC47 Social Classes and Social Movements 739 RC24 Table 1. Environmental
(host committee) movements and civil society
RC24 Environment and Society (English)
Location: 302 {OB} Location: SUM {OB}

For programme details see section Joint Sessions Chair: Brian GAREAU, Boston College, USA
Authors and Papers

10:45 - 12:15
Mariano FERRO, University of Buenos Aires, Argentina
679 RC24 Business Meeting Pro-ecological politic actions. analysis of two towns in
Argentina
Location: 303 {OB}
Liudmila GURIEVA, Russia
12:30 - 14:00 Social movements and ecological activities in Siberia
711 New directions in environmental Joel MEISSONNIER, CETE Nord-Picardie, France

sociology Dynamic carpooling: A chance for a social equity in
urban renovation areas?
Location: 303 {OB}
Session Organizers: David SONNENFELD, Tuomas YLÄ-ANTTILA and Eeva LUHTAKALLIO,
SUNY Environmental Science and Forestry, University of Helsinki, Finland
USA and Dayong HONG, University of The global climate debate and civil society
China, China
740 RC24 Table 2. Theoretical
Authors and Papers
innovation in environmental
Krista BYWATER, Muhlenberg College, USA sociology (English)
(Re)conceptualizing environmentalism in the global
Location: SUM {OB}
South: Lessons from India
Chair: Raymond MURPHY, University of
Dana FISHER, University of Maryland, USA Ottawa, USA
Understanding MillionTreesNYC as an urban
Authors and Papers
environmental experiment
Dana FISHER, University of Maryland, USA, and Erika
Florence RUDOLF, INSA de Strasbourg, France,
SVENDSEN, USDA Forest Service, USA
What’s behind social and environmental risks?
Understanding the role of civic environmental
David SONNENFELD, SUNY Environmental Science stewards within a dynamic system of hybrid
and Forestry, USA governance
Environmental policymaking in a time of crisis
Laila SANDRONI, Universidade Federal Rural do Rio
Matthias GROSS, Helmholtz Centre for Environmental de Janeiro, Brazil
Research - UFZ, Germany The late entrance of Brazilian social sciences into the
Journey to the heat of the earth: Prelude to a biodiversity conservation debate
sociology of geothermal energy systems
 207 
Timo JARVIKOSKI, University of Oulu, Finland, and Aracélia AZEVEDO PINHEIRO, João Paulo de
Timo P. KARJALAINEN, University of Oulu, Finland OLIVEIRA and José Ranieri SANTOS FERREIRA SILVA,
The role of environmental sociology in Instituto Federal de Picuí, Brazil, and Ângela Maria
interdisciplinary environmental research CAVALCANTI RAMALHO, Universidade Estadual da
Paraíba, Brazil
Gabriel MADUREIRA, Federal University of São
Mulheres, cisternas e água: Reconfigurando cenários
Carlos, Brazil
no semiárido nordestino brasileiro
Beyond the Giddens’s paradox: The social
construction of nature and the environment
742 RC24 Table 4. Global environmental
governance (Spanish/English)
741 C24 Table 3. Sustainable
development in Latin America Location: SUM {OB}
(Spanish/English)
Authors and Papers
Location: SUM {OB}
Gabriela BLANCO, Universidade Federal do Rio
Authors and Papers Grande do Sul, Brazil
Mercados ambientales y desarrollo sostenible
Neilo VAZ, Universidade Federal de Pelotas, Brazil
La tradición campesina en proceso diante del so- Ignacio SABBATELLA, Instituto Gino Germani, Argentina
cioambientalismo y de la agroecología en el caso La ecología política del petróleo argentino: De
brasileño recurso estratégico a commodity (1989-2001)
Malena MONTEVERDE, CIECS, CONICET-UNC, Pablo GAVIRATI, IIGG-UBA/CONICET, Argentina

Argentina, Marcos CIPPONERI and Carlos De Fukushima a Atucha. Discursos sobre la crisis
ANGELACCIO, UIDDGA, UNLP, Argentina, and Leda nuclear japonesa en el debate ambiental de Argentina
GIANUZZI, CIDCA-UNLP, Argentina
Origin and water quality in the greater Buenos Aires
16:15 - 17:45
Aracélia AZEVEDO PINHEIRO, Universidade Estadual
758 Cities and climate change
da Paraíba, Brazil, Jaqueline GUIMARÃES SANTOS,
Universidade Federal de Pernambuco, Brazil and Joint Session
Sandra Sereide FERREIRA da SILVA, Universidade RC24 Environment and Society
Federal de Campina Grande, Brazil RC21 Regional and Urban Development (host
A produção agroecologica em agroecossistemas: committee)
Uma estratégia de sutentabilidade socioambiental
Location: 301 {OB}
Ângela Maria CAVALCANTI RAMALHO, For programme details see section Joint Sessions
Universidade Estadual da Paraíba, Brazil, Jaqueline
GUIMARÃES, Universidade Federal de Pernambuco,
16:15 - 17:45
Brazil and Sandra Sereide FERREIRA da SILVA,
Universidade Federal de Campina Grande, Brazil 773 Social justice and the environment
Potencialidades econômicas, matrizes culturais e
Location: 303 {OB}
economia solidária: Em via para o desenvolvimento
Session Organizer: Ivan LOPEZ, University
sustentável dos territórios
Carlos III of Madrid, Spain
Chair: Ivan LOPEZ, University Carlos III of
Madrid, Spain
 208 
Authors and Papers
RC25
Paulo Roberto MARTINS, RENANOSOMA, Brazil
Nanotechnology, social justice and the environment: Language and Society
The Brazilian case of the development of
nanotechnology 2001-2011 Programme Coordinators: Celine-
Marie PASCALE, American University,
Karl-Michael BRUNNER, Vienna University of
USA; Amado ALARCON, Rovira & Virgili
Economics and Business, Austria, Markus SPITZER and
University, Spain
Anja CHRISTANELL, Austrian Institute for Sustainable
Development, Austria
Energy consumption practices and social inequality:
The problem of fuel poverty
Wednesday 1 August
Eliana Mercedes BUSSI, Luciano Martín MANTIÑÁN,
UNSAM, Argentina and Silvia GRINBERG,
09:00 - 10:30
CONICET, Argentina
Hacer escuela en territorios de pobreza urbana y 5 Analyzing Racist Discourses
degradación ambiental: Un estudio en torno de los
Location: 32 {OB}
dispositivos pedagógicos en José León Suárez
Session Organizer: Sergey RYAZANTSEV,
Ignacio RUBIO, Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana, Institute of Socio-Political Researches of the
Mexico Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia
Agua, vulnerabilidad e injusticia ambiental en México Chair: Sergey RYAZANTSEV, Institute of
Socio-Political Researches of the Russian
Luciano FLORIT and Diego GRAVA, Universidade de
Academy of Sciences, Russia
Blumenau, Brazil
¿Es posible conciliar justicia ambiental y superación Authors and Papers
del especismo?
Elena MARUSHIAKOVA and Veselin POPOV,
Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, Bulgaria
Media discourses, policies and social resonance on
the example of the Roma issue in Eastern Europe
Celine-Marie PASCALE, American University, USA

Representing race: Reproducing whiteness in the
public imaginary
Nadya GEORGIEVA, Trakia University, Bulgaria

Dangerous liaisons: The role of traditional and social
media in instigating the ethnic riots in Bulgaria
Blanca DEUSDAD, Rovira i Virgili University, Spain,

Joaquim PRATS and Concha FUENTES, University of
Barcelona, Spain
Stereotypes built through image and gesture
 209 
10:45 - 12:15 Brazil and Vinicius ARAÚJO, Universidade Estadual
Paulista “Júlio de Mesquita Filho”-UNESP, Brazil
59 Discourse & Identity
Legal discourse critical analysis: Deconstruction of
Location: 32 {OB} normative myth as element of consolidation of the
Session Organizer: Federico FARINI, movements fighting for social change
University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, Italy
Sébastien ANTOINE, IACCHOS/LAAP, UCL, Belgium
Chair: German FERNANDEZ VAVRIK,
Conflictualité sociale et reproduction idéologique
INCIHUSA/CONICET, Argentina
dans les cours de sciences-humaines : Socio-
Authors and Papers ethnographie scolaire à Bruxelles et São Paulo et
contributions de la méthode sociologique en étude de
Corinne KIRCHNER, Columbia University, USA
la langue de Voloshinov
Making “human” exclusionary: Social forms and
ableist language in the computing professions German FERNANDEZ VAVRIK, INCIHUSA/
CONICET, Argentina
Alejandro LÓPEZ GALLEGOS, Universidad Autónoma
Voces y personas. Pistas para pensar de modo
dialógico la diversidad
La representación de la protesta en la prensa escrita
como construcción discursiva de exclusión política Artur STAMFORD DA SILVA, Carolina LEAL PIRES,
Jaciara GOMES, Maria Clara CATANHO and
Danko SIPKA, Arizona State University, USA
Morgana SOARES DA SILVA, Universidade Federal de
Nationalist interventions into Bosnian/Croatian/
Pernambuco, Brazil
Serbian in the 1990s and today
“Por una vida mejor": Los discursos de resistencia de
Uxoa ANDUAGA, UPV-EHU, Spain la inclusión de la variación lingüística en la
El humor hegemónico: Producción y estigmatización educación formal
de referentes identitarios vascos por medio de
discursos paródicos
14:30 - 16:00
Frida PETERSSON, University of Gothenburg, Sweden
165 Language and Migrations / Lengua
Still a drug addict? Methadone clients’ identity work
y Migraciones
Location: 32 {OB}
12:30 - 14:00
Session Organizers: Roland TERBORG,
115 Discourses of Exclusion and Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México,
Resistance Mexico and Rodolfo GUTIERREZ, Universidad
de Oviedo, Spain
Location: 32 {OB}
Chairs: Roland TERBORG, Universidad
Session Organizer: Viviane RESENDE,
Nacional Autónoma de México, Mexico,
University of Brasilia, Brazil
and Rodolfo GUTIERREZ, Universidad de
Chair: Viviane RESENDE, University of
Oviedo, Spain
Brasilia, Brazil
Authors and Papers
Authors and Papers
María MIYAR BUSTO, UNED, Spain and Fco. Javier
Neyla Graciela PARDO ABRIL, IECO-Universidad
MATO DÍAZ, Universidad de Ovideo, Spain
Nacional de Colombia, Colombia
Language proficiency and achievements of
Violencia simbólica, discursos mediáticos y
immigrants in Spain
reproducción de exclusiones sociales
Rebeca Makowski de OLIVEIRA PRADO, São Paulo

State University “Júlio de Mesquita Filho” -UNESP,
 210 
Amado ALARCON, Rovira & Virgili University, Spain and Authors and Papers
Sònia PARELLA, Autonomous University of Barcelona, Spain
Roland TERBORG, Universidad Nacional Autónoma
Linguistic integration of the descendants of migrants
de México, Mexico and Virna VELÁZQUEZ,
in Catalonia
Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México, Mexico
Dorotea Frank KERSCH, Universidade do Vale do Rio Discursos del pasado que aceleran la muerte de las
dos Sinos, Brazil lenguas indígenas de México
Es kommt net raus – El papel de las redes en la
Lourdes NERI and Alma Isela TRUJILLLO, Universidad
manutención lingüística y en la construcción de las
identidades
Entre la lucha por la vida y un futuro incierto: Estudio
Pavez ISKRA, Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona, Spain comparativo sobre el mantenimiento-desplazamiento
Movilidad social y lengua catalana: Análisis de la de la lengua mixe de Tamazulapam, Oaxaca y la
“segunda generación” de inmigrantes de Colombia lengua totonaca de Mecapalapa, Puebla
en Cataluña
Teofilo LAIME AJACOPA, Universidad Mayor de San
Cecilio LAPRESTA, Ángel HUGUET, Adelina IANOS, Simón, Bolivia
Judit JANES, José Luis NAVARRO, Carmen Normalización y estandarización de los idiomas
POALELUNGI, Clara SANS, Universidad de Lleida, indígenas en Bolivia
Spain, and Silvia CHIREAC, University ‘Alexandru I.
Maria MARTÍNEZ-IGLESIAS, Universitat Rovira i Virgili,
Cuza’ of Iasi, Romania
Spain and Anabel LORENZO-ROBLES, Universidad
Capital lingüístico, desigualdad e inmigración en
Autónoma, Mexico
Cataluña (España)
Migración, identidad y lengua zapoteca: Rechazo y
aceptación en los hijos de migrantes
Thursday 2 August 12:30 - 14:00

305 Nationalism and Identity
09:00 - 10:30
Location: 32 {OB}
208 Empowerment, Language and the
Session Organizer: Nadya GEORGIEVA,
Body
Trakia University, Bulgaria
Joint Session Chair: Nadya GEORGIEVA, Trakia
RC54 The Body in the Social Sciences University, Bulgaria
RC25 Language and Society (host committee)
Authors and Papers
Location: 32 {OB}
Fernando PÉREZ, IIGG-Universidad de Buenos Aires,
Argentina
Discourse of argentinity at the turn of the century
10:45 - 12:15
Abu BAH, Northern Illinois University, USA
254 Lenguas Indígenas / Indigenous The language of nationalism in postwar
Languages reconstruction: Sierra Leone, Liberia and Cote d’Ivoire
Location: 32 {OB} Trinidad VALLE, Fordham University, USA

Session Organizer: Amado ALARCON, Media narratives: Constructing the Mapuche subject
Rovira & Virgili University, Spain
Koldo DIAZ BIZKARGUENAGA, Spain
Chair: Amado ALARCON, Rovira & Virgili
La construcción de la identidad euskaldun a inicios
University, Spain
del siglo XXI: Facebook y la juventud vasca
 211 
Thomas HOREJES, Gallaudet University, USA, and 10:45 - 12:15
Joseph TOBIN, University of Georgia, USA
510 The Role of Language in Shaping
Negotiating nationalism and identity: Cross-
Gender Justice and Sexual Rights
comparative analysis of deaf early childhood
Movements
education in Japan, France, and United States
Joint Session
14:30 - 16:00
Location: 32 {OB}
Location: 32 {OB} For programme details see section Joint Sessions
12:30 - 14:00
Friday 3 August
528 Bilingüismo y Jerarquía Social /
Bilingualism and Social Hierarchy
09:00 - 10:30
Location: 32 {OB}
440 Old & New Media: Changing Public
Session Organizer: Lourdes NERI,
Spheres
Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México,
Location: 32 {OB} Mexico
Session Organizer: Lynne CIOCHETTO, Chair: Lourdes NERI, Universidad Nacional
Massey University, USA Autónoma de México, Mexico
Chair: Anahí FARJI NEER, CONICET/UBA,
Authors and Papers
Argentina
Olga KAZAKEVICH, Lomonosov Moscow State
Authors and Papers
University, Russia
Sheila AMADO, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina Autochthonous languages of Siberia as our national
Programa conectar igualdad: Impacto y recepción heritage, which might be lost
del modelo 1:1 en el conurbano bonaerense
Eyder Gabriel SIMA LOZANO, Universidad de
Fernando CASTAÑOS, Universidad Nacional Quintana Roo, Mexico
Autónoma de México, Mexico Actitudes hacia la lengua Maya y sus hablantes en la
On explaining discourse ciudad de Mérida
Vanesa CIVILA ORELLANA, UNJu/UBA/CONICET, Emmanuel Henrique SOUZA RODRIGUES, Faculdade

Argentina de Filosofia, Ciências e Letras de Caruaru, Brazil
El discurso argumentativo publicitario como Análisis de discurso crítica en las clases de español
mecanismo de persuasión en la construcción de la como lengua extranjera: Una lectura del prejuicio
creencia “cuidemos el patrimonio (porque todos
Musa YUSUPOV, Chechen State University, Russia
somos Patrimonio)”
and Seda YUSUPOVA, Moscow State University,
Mike RAISH, Georgetown University, USA Russia
Yaskot 7okm El3askar: Code choice and the battle for Idioms in the Chechen language (on the example of
identity in post-revolutionary Egypt the semantic field “work”)
Danghelly Giovanna ZÚÑIGA REYES and Alvaro

DUQUE, Universidad del Rosario, Colombia
DDHH en Colombia 2007-2011: Las violaciones
siguen pero las percepciones cambian
 212 
14:30 - 16:00 Veena SHARMA, Indian Institute of Advanced Study,
India
602 The Language of Collective Memory
Conflict resolution, language and proverbs: An
Location: 32 {OB} African perspective
Session Organizer: Roberta VILLALON, St.
Alon LISCHINSKY, Oxford Brookes University, United
John’s University
Kingdom
Chair: Roberta VILLALON, St. John’s University
Misinformed participation: The role of greenwash in
Authors and Papers excluding consumers from environmental decision-
making
Barbara SUTTON, University at Albany, USA, and
Kari Marie NORGAARD, University of Oregon, USA Madson DINIZ, Universidade Federal de Pernambuco,
The language of human rights: Construction of Brazil
memory and attitudes toward torture in contemporary Las voces de piedra en Saramago
Argentina
Tomás POMAR, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina 12:30 - 2:00

Memoria colectiva y regímenes de protección cultural
708 Language and Discourse in Online
en los discursos contemporáneos de justicia
Social Media
Lucía QUARETTI, IIGG-Universidad de Buenos Aires,
Joint Session
Argentina
Memory and documentary film
Gabriela PETERS, EFLCH-UNIFESP, Brazil Knowledge and Culture
Los caminos de la memoria en “Vlado: 30 anos depois”
Location: 32 {OB}
Saturday 4 August
10:45 - 12:15
687 The Language of Resistance: Social
Change & Social Justice
Location: 32 {OB}
Session Organizer: Melissa STEYN,
University of Cape Town; South Africa
Chair: Roberta VILLALON, St. John’s
University, USA
Authors and Papers
Marina ADAMINI, CONICET, Argentina

La fertilidad política de las representaciones. Hegemonía
y resistencia en la lucha por la "representación laboral"
de las pasantías universitarias en Argentina
Sharon BARNARTT, Gallaudet University, USA

Deafness and disability discourses: Implications for
activism, policies and programs
 213 
RC26 Cláudio CAVAS1, Juliana NAZARETH1 and Gabriel
DE SENA JARDIM2, (1) Federal University of Rio de
Sociotechnics, Janeiro, Brazil, (2) Federal University of Rio de Janeiro,

Brazil
Sociological Practice Crossing borders and overcoming exclusion: An
overview of female migration in Brazil
Programme Coordinator: George
TSOBANOGLOU, University of the Aegean,
12:30 - 14:00
Greece
108 Cellular globalization: Social theory
as projected on applied sociology
Location: 442 {NB}

Wednesday 1 August Chair: Nikita POKROVSKY, Higher School of
Economics, Russia
10:45 - 12:15
Authors and Papers
51 Borders, Cultural Citizenship and
Uliana NIKOLAEVA, Society of Professional
Sustainability: Human Networks in
Sociologists, Russia
Action
Local globalization, environment and archaic social
Location: 442 {NB} relations
Session Organizer: Marie Louise CONILH de
Sergey KRAVCHENKO, Institute of International
BEYSSAC, Brazil, RC 26 Sociotechnics /
Relations, Russia
The complexities of the global socium: The need for a
Authors and Papers non-linear humanistic sociological imagination
Annick DURAND-DELVIGNE1, Davy CASTEL1, Ekaterina LYTKINA, Higher School of Economics, Russia
Constantina BADEA2 and Sylvie DE CHACUS3, (1) Analyzing global social disorder: on relevance of
PSITEC, Université Lille Nord de France France, (2) classical theories of anomie and alienation
Université Paris-Ouest-Nanterre-La Defense, France, (3)
Geoffrey HOBBIS, Concordia University, Canada
Université Abomey Calavi, Benin
Social theory in Melanesia: Cellular globalization in
Migrant women’s acculturation modes and attitudes
the mountainous rainforests of the island of Malaita
toward women in home and host countries
Cibele MACEDO and Regina ANDRADE State

Thursday 2 August
Multicultural societies: The formation of sociability
territories in the city of Rio de Janeiro
12:30 - 14:00
Fred TAVARES, Communication, Universidade Federal
do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 289 Community empowerment and
Nature corporation. The role of social actors in the regional cohesion policy in times of
production of green consumption in Brazil, through crisis
the gaze of a rhizome
Location: 442 {NB}
Co-chairs: Luis LLAMBÍ, Venezuelan Institute
for Scientific Research, Venezuela and
Christina MARCHETTI, University of Roma La
Sapienza, Italy
 214 
Authors and Papers Friday 3 August
Marie Louise CONILH DE BEYSSAC and Maria
Inacia D’AVILA NETO, Federal University of Rio de 09:00 - 10:30
Janeiro, Brazil
451 Sustainable communities, social
Global governance, civil society awareness,
capital and the globalisation of
mobilization and the information communication
work
technology: The convention on biological diversity
through Brazilian community voices Location: 442 {NB}
Chair: Nataliya VELIKAYA, Russian State
Harry PERLSTADT, Michigan State University, USA
University for the Humanities, Russia
The plague of Athens and the cult of Asklepios as
collective behavior and a social movement Authors and Papers
Morio ONDA, Ryutsu Keizai University, Japan Ettore RECCHI, University of Chieti-Pescara, Italy and
Reconstruction of communities following the great Luca RAFFINI, University of Chieti-Pescara, Italy
east Japan disaster Citizens and/or strangers: EU free movers’
associations in southern European civil societies
George GANTZIAS, Athens, Greece
The global info-cash (GIC) as practical way for Dmitri DOMANSKI, TU Dortmund University,
Europe to emerge of the cultural and economic crises Dortmund, Germany
Democratization through social innovation – Pirate
party Germany and new methods of civic participation
14:30 - 16:00
George TSOBANOGLOU, University of the Aegean,
339 Governance, civil society and new
Greece
models of democracy
Assembling the social as governing capacity building,
Location: 442 {NB}
Chair: Arianna MONTANARI, University
10:45 - 12:15
Sapienza of Rome, Italy
Authors and Papers
Location: 442 {NB}
Flaminia SACCA, Università della Tuscia, Italy
Individuals vs parties: Changes in the political cultures
of Italian younger politicians
Saturday 4 August
George TSOBANOGLOU, University of the Aegean,
Greece
09:00 - 10:30
Greek higher education institutions (HEIs) and
European Union drivers: Some observations on 643 The info-communication network
organisational changes industry and sociality
Irina TYURINA, Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia Location: 442 {NB}

Post-reform Russia: Rethinking recent democratization Chair: Shehina FAZAL, Independent media
lessons and communications researcher
Mikhail GORSHKOV, Institute of Sociology of the Authors and Papers

Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia
George GANTZIAS, Greece
Twenty years of Russian reforms and establishment of
Cultural policy and creative industries: The info-
a civil society in post-reform Russia
communication network industry
 215 
Joaquim SCHMIDT, SoReGa EV, Board ISA-RC26, Germany Marcelo BATALHA, Universidade Estadual de
Theory and methodology of sociotechnics: A non- Campinas, Brazil
Aristotelian topics Connecting crime and society: An investigation of
specialized police department in cybercrime
Theophilos RIFIOTIS, Universidade Federal de Santa

Catarina, Brazil
Judiciarisation et violence de genre : Les expériences
au Brésil et au Québec
Graciela Cecilia SAMANES, Universidad de Buenos

Aires, Argentina
RC29 Democracia y leyes antiterroristas. El control social
sobre los díscolos de la democracia Argentina post-
Deviance and Social dictatorial (1984-2011)
Control Maria Alejandra OTAMENDI, Instituto de

Investigaciones Gino Germani, Universidad de
Programme Coordinator: José Vicente Buenos Aires, Argentina
TAVARES dos SANTOS, Federal University Cuestionando el “consenso punitivo”: Reacciones
of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil sociales hacia la inseguridad de los residentes del
AMBA (2000-2010)
Daniel PEREIRA ANDRADE, Fundação Getúlio, Brazil

Le pouvoir émotionnel managerial
Wednesday 1 August
Letícia de AZEVEDO, Universidade Federal da Bahia,
Salvador, Brazil
10:45 - 12:15
Lightning kidnapping: Violent interactions
83 Social justice and Democratization:
Andrea P. SOSA VARROTTI, Instituto de
Diffuse Violence and Social Control
Location: 459 {NB} Buenos Aires, Argentina
Session Organizers: Juan PEGORARO, Inseguridad y sociedad civil: El caso de las
University of Buenos Aires and Abdul-Mumin organizaciones de víctimas
SA’AD, University of Maiduguri, Nigeria

Brenda FOCAS, CONICET/UBA, Argentina 138 The dilemmas of the public safety,
Medios de comunicación y sensación de inseguridad {*} social inequalities, social control
and deviance
Antonella COMBA, Instituto de Investigaciones Gino
Germani, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina Location: 459 {NB}
With illegality and without delinquency. Analysis of Session Organizers: Mariano Hernan
tributary tax evasion in the province of Córdoba, GUTIÉRREZ, Universidad de Buenos Aires,
Argentina, from a cultural dimension Argentina and April BERNARD, The University
of the West Indies
Andreia SANTOS, Pontifícia Universidade de Minas
Gerais, Brazil
Dry law in Belo Horizonte: Evaluation of the profile of
the drunk driver
 216 
Alba ZALUAR, DPPA, IMS, Universidade do Estado do 185 The sociological explanations of
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil deviance, crime and social control
UPP, Social UPP and Local associations
Location: 459 {NB}
Ligia MADEIRA and Alexandre RODRIGUES, Federal Session Organizers: Robert Nash PARKER,
University of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil University of California, USA; Francesco
The local management of security and the SIDOTI, Università dell’Aquila, Italy and Salo
implementation of the national security and de CARVALHO, Federal University of Rio
citizenship program in Brazil: From the falls in crime Grande Do Sul, Brazil
indexes to gain of citizenship and accountability
Authors and Papers
Beatriz MOREM DA COSTA, Prefeitura de Porto
María Soledad SANCHEZ and Ana Belén BLANCO,
Alegre, Brazil
UBA, CONICET/UBA, Argentina
Territorios de la paz: Nuevo modelo x viejas prácticas
Prohibición y transgresión en la obra de Bataille. El
Rossana MATTOS, UVV, UFES, UNESC, Brazil problema del crimen y el criminal
Segregation, violence and urban expansion in Grande
Melissa PIMENTA, Universidade Federal do Rio
Terra Vermelha (Vila Velha, Espírito Santo, Brasil)
Grande do Sul, Brazil
Elaine BARCLAY and John SCOTT, University of New Power relations and social control in violent areas
England, Australia
Eduardo GEORJÃO FERNANDES, Universidade
Community policing in Australia’s aboriginal
Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
communities
Examen criminológico y control social
Svetlana YAMPOLSKAYA and Norma WINSTON,
Jorge ORDOÑEZ VALVERDE, Pontificia Universidad
University of Tampa, Florida, USA
Javeriana Cali, Colombia
Prevention of fatal child maltreatment
Honor y masculinidad en la vida pandillera
Beatriz WEHLE, Universidad de Buenos Aires,
Salo DE CARVALHO, Instituto de Criminologia e
Argentina and Mariana GESUALDI, Universidad
Alteridade, Brazil and Janaina DE SOUZA BUJES,
Nacional de Quilmes, Argentina
Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
Work in the judiciary courts in a socioeconomic
Crime Live! representations about crimes and
context of unemployment, exclusion and poverty
criminals in the newspapers in state of Rio Grande do
Rodrigo MONTEIRO, Universidade do Estado do Rio Sul, Brazil
de Janeiro, Brazil
Ronald SIMONS, University of Georgia, USA and
Challenges, uncertainties and violence prevention: The
Leslie Gordon SIMONS, University of Georgia, USA
case of Batan neighborhood in the city Rio de Janeiro
Psychological traits, routine activities, and activity
Pedro Ivo MATTOS, Universidade Federal Fluminense, fields as causes of crime
Brazil
State of exception and bare life: A brief analysis of
the processes of social inclusion and exclusion in
modernity
Lucía CAÑAVERAL, IIGG-CONICET, Argentina

Espacio público, dispositivos de seguridad y gestión
de la exclusión: El programa de recuperadores
urbanos
 217 
Thursday 2 August Maria Joao LEOTE DE CARVALHO, Universidade
Nova de Lisboa, Portugal
The Portuguese juvenile justice system: Current
10:45 - 12:15
dynamics, challenges and risks
247 Human rights violations
Janaina BUJES, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande
Location: 459 {NB} do Sul, Brazil
Session Organizers: Ines IZAGUIRRE, Prácticas y saberes en la gestión de “jóvenes
University of Buenos Aires, Argentina and violentos”: Ambigüedades en la aplicación de la ley
Jaime ZULUAGA, National University of en los procesos de adolescentes acusados de
Colombia infracciones
Authors and Papers Maria Vitória MOURAO, Fernando SERRA and

Catarina ABREU, Technical University of Lisbon,
Alba ZALUAR, Universidade do Estado do Rio de
Portugal
Janeiro, Brazil
Perceptions and strategies of safety in public places
The growth of “militias” in Rio de Janeiro
in Europe
Graciela Cecilia SAMANES, IIGG, PECOS-IIGG-
Susanne LILJEHOLM HANSSON, University of
UBA, Argentina
Gothenburg Sweden
Memoria y memoriales. Las baldosas en Argentina
Local understandings of juvenile delinquency
como expresión de las memorias resistentes
Elektra PASCHALI, Albert Ludwig Universität Freiburg,
Mariana OLIVEIRA DE ALMEIDA, UNESP, Brazil
Germany
The problem brought by the use of genetic database in
Seeing violence where it is unseen: Violence as a
criminal investigations and the protection of human rights
structure forming masculinities in political youth
Malena CORTE, Universidad de Buenos Aires, organizations
Argentina
Rafael ROCHA, Universidade Federal de Minas
Repensando la historia reciente de la Argentina: La
Gerais, Brazil
realización simbólica del genocidio
Youth gang membership and relations of rivalry
Mariana POSSAS, University of São Paulo, Brazil between gang members in Belo Horizonte
Democracy, human rights and the punitive discourse
César BARREIRA and Leonardo SÁ, Universidade
Federal do Ceará, Brazil
12:30 - 14:00 In search for respect: Youth’s values on social conflicts
and violence
322 Youth and violence
Robert Nash PARKER, University of California, USA
Location: 459 {NB}
Youth homicide, gender, and alcohol: Cross national
Session Organizers: Nilia VISCARDI,
comparisons
University of Republica, Uruguay and Alex
TEIXEIRA, Federal University of Rio Grande Liliane SANTOS, UERJ, Brazil
Do Sul, Brazil La violencia escolar
Authors and Papers
María Victoria PUYOL, Universidad Nacional del

Litoral, Santa Fe, Argentina
Una aproximación al sistema de justicia penal juvenil
en la ciudad de Santa Fe
 218 
14:30 - 16:00 André ZANETIC, USP, Brazil
The interface between private security and the police
333 Cultural dimensions of crime and
violence Diego Manuel FLEITAS ORTIZ DE ROZAS, APP,
Argentina, Santiago FERNANDEZ, Universidad
Location: 459 {NB}
Nacional de Lanús, Argentina and Maria Alejandra
Session Organizers: Alex TEIXEIRA, Federal
OTAMENDI, Instituto de Investigaciones Gino
University of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil and
Germani, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Yakov GILINSKIY, Juridical Institute of Academy
Desafíos en el monitoreo y evaluación de una policía
of General Prosecutor’s Office of Russia
local
Authors and Papers
Paul HATHAZY, University of California Berkeley, USA
Maximo SOZZO, University of Litoral, Argentina Fighting for a democratic police: National policing
Transición a la democracia y política penal fields and the differential incorporation of public
management and community policing in Argentina
Maria Stela GROSSI PORTO, Brasília University, Brazil
and Chile
Police: Professional identity and social representations
Alex NICHE TEIXEIRA, José-Vicente TAVARES DOS
Emilio AYOS, Instituto de Investigaciones Gino
SANTOS, Melissa PIMENTA and Rochele
FACHINETTO, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande
Prevención del delito y construcciones teóricas: Tres
do Sul, Brazil,
momentos para su problematización
Community policing in Brazil: Challenges and prospects
Richard ABORISADE, Tai Solarin University of
Education, Nigeria
10:45 - 12:15
The culture of crime control in Nigerian traditional
society: Exploring the oro cult of Ijebu communities of 503 RC29 Business Meeting
western Nigeria
Location: 459 {NB}
Jose Vicente TAVARES DOS SANTOS, Federal Chairs: Juan PEGORARO, University of
University of Rio Grande Do Sul, Brazil Buenos Aires, Argentina; Robert Nash
Violence and literature: The novel of cruelty in Latin America PARKER, University of California, USA and
Alex TEIXEIRA, Federal University of Rio
Grande do Sul, Brasil
Friday 3 August 12:30 - 14:00

559 The social construction of the police:
09:00 - 10:30
Dilemmas of police learning
453 The debate on policing models
Location: 459 {NB}
Location: 459 {NB} Session Organizers: Jaime ZULUAGA,
Session Organizers: Leticia SCHABBACH, National University of Colombia and Jose
Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul, Vicente TAVARES dos SANTOS, Federal
Brazil and Marcelo DURANTE, Universidade University of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
Federal de Viçosa, Brazil
Authors and Papers
Authors and Papers
Leonardo SÁ and César BARREIRA, Universidade
Daniel LOICK, Goethe University Frankfurt, Germany Federal do Ceará, Brazil
Critical sociology of the police: Towards an Disincorporation and belief crisis on officership: The
abolitionist perspective case of the military police academy of Ceará
 219 
Eduardo EDUARDO NUNES JACONDINO, Authors and Papers
Universidae Estadual do Oeste do Paraná, Brazil
Rialize FERREIRA, University of South Africa, South
Police education in late modernity: Dilemmas and
Africa
prospects
Sociological explanations of crime, deviance and
Mariana LORENZ, CONICET, Argentina social control in a democratic South Africa
Enseñar a matar. Aprender a morir
Yakov GILINSKIY, St. Petersburg Juridical Institute of
Gustavo GONZALEZ, Universidad Nacional del Academy of General Prosecutor’s Office of Russia,
Litoral, Argentina Russia
Policías por vocación y/o profesión. Articulaciones y Socio-economic inequality as main cause of deviance
tensiones entre motivos "por qué" y "para qué" "ser" and crime
policía y las definiciones de "trabajo policial"
Rochele FACHINETTO, Universidade Federal do Rio
Pål WINNAESS, The Norwegian Police University Grande do Sul, Brazil
College, Norway The legal discourse as a producer of gender subjects:
Norwegian police students’ perception of what police An analysis of trials by jury in Porto Alegre/RS/Brazil
work is and their comprehension of what
Andreas GOETTLICH, University of Konstanz, Germany
characterizes good police work
The normative construction of society
Luciana GHIBERTO, Universidad Nacional del Litoral,
Alla STREMOVSKAYA, Lomonosov Moscow State
Argentina
University, Russia
Cultura policial, saber hacer y estereotipos:
Ethnic tolerance and intolerance in Russia: Current
Exploración sociológica en la ciudad de Santa Fe
issues and trends
Lucia FASCIGLIONE, Universidad de Buenos Aires,
Gabriela SEGHEZZO, IIGG/UBA/CONICET, Argentina
Argentina
La genealogía de la (in)seguridad como objeto de
La legión extranjera. Un análisis de las técnicas de
conocimiento de las ciencias sociales en la Argentina
reclutamiento del personal proveniente de otras
contemporánea
fuerzas en la policía metropolitana de la Ciudad
Autónoma de Buenos Aires Andrés SCHARAGER, University of Buenos Aires,
Argentina and Javier GARAT, University of Buenos
Letícia ARAÚJO and Jania AQUINO, Universidade
Aires, Argentina
Federal do Ceará, Brazil
Expulsión de extranjeros, defensa social y
Colliding perspectives on police training and
universidad (Universidad de Buenos Aires de
practices: Analyzing Ronda do Quarteirão
principios del siglo XX)
10:45 - 12:15
Saturday 4 August
690 The social selectivity of criminal
justice
09:00 - 10:30
Location: 459 {NB}
631 Late modernity and social control
Session Organizers: Michel MISSE, Federal
Location: 459 {NB} University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil and Maria
Session Organizers: Maximo SOZZO, Stela GROSSI PORTO, Brasília University,
University of Litoral, Argentina and José Luiz Brazil
RATTON, Universidade Federal Pernambuco,
Brazil
 220 
Maximo SOZZO and Waldemar CLAUS, University of 722 The metamorphosis of prison
Litoral, Argentina, Argentina
Location: 459 {NB}
¿Más allá del modelo correccional?
Session Organizers: Maximo SOZZO,
Arthur TRINDADE, Universidade de Brasília, Brazil University of Litoral, Argentina and Ligia
Effectiveness and governance of Brazilian criminal MADEIRA, Federal University of Rio Grande
justice system do Sul, Brazil
Valeria VEGH WEIS, Law, COINCET-UBA, Argentina Authors and Papers

Marx and criminology
Adriana DIAS VIEIRA, Federal University of Paraiba,
Rodrigo SUASSUNA, Universidade de Brasília, Brazil Brazil
Displays of crime victimization in criminal justice Women and the criminal justice system: Drug mules,
organizational settings social selectivity and recent changes on the female
incarceration in Brazil
Sonia BALZA, and Evangelina VENTRICE, Universidad
de Buenos Aires, Argentina Jacqueline SINHORETTO, Giane SILVESTRE and
El lazo social de la ilegalidad en la industria Felipe Athayde Lins MELO, Federal University of São
farmacéutica Carlos, São Paulo, Brazil
Social dynamics about the mass incarceration in São
Shanta BALGOBIND SINGH, University of KwaZulu-
Paulo
Natal, South Africa
Gender perception of crime and its reduction Sérgio ADORNO, University of S. Paulo, Brazil and
amongst white South Africans in the province of Camila NUNES DIAS, Federal University of Paraná,
KwaZulu-Natal Brazil
The Primeiro Comando da Capital (PCC) and the
Daniel HIRATA, UFRJ-NECVU, Brazil
articulations between the world inside and outside of
The government of illegalisms in São Paulo and Rio
the prisons: A new paradigm of public safety?
de Janeiro: A comparison of the informal street
markets Christophe MINCKE, Facultés universitaires Saint-Louis
Belgium
Antonella COMBA, Instituto de Investigaciones Gino
Mobility, a new paradigm for prison?
Germani, Argentina
Illegal activities in the agricultural production in the Paul HATHAZY, University of California Berkeley, USA
province of Córdoba, Argentina. An approximation Las múltiples vidas de la rehabilitación: Campo
to the economic organized crime in the rural area penitenciario y usos estratégicos del discurso
correccionalista en los sistemas penitenciarios de
Mariana CHIES SANTOS, and Rodrigo AZEVEDO,
Argentina y Chile
Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio Grande do
Sul, Brazil Rafaelle Lopes SOUZA, UFMG, Brazil
Preventive custody and social exclusion Evaluación de los programas destinados a egresados
del sistema penitenciario: Un estudio del PrEsp
Ludmila GAUDAD, Rafael ALENCAR and Marcelo
BERDET, University of Brasília (UNB), Brazil Claudiana PERESON, Universidad Nacional del
The crime of being a woman: Selectivity in the Litoral, Argentina
Brazilian criminal justice system Una aproximación a las prácticas y representaciones
de la maternidad en la cárcel de mujeres
 221 
RC30 Shinichi OGAWA, Yokohama National University,
Japan
Sociology of Work How “innovative” work practices are abandoned: A

case of job involvement activities in Japan and France
Programme Coordinators: Delphine

MERCIER, Centro de Estudios Mexicanos 10:45 - 12:15
y Centroamericanos, Mexico and Emilie
65 Innovative approaches to informal
LANCIANO, University of Lyon, France
work
Joint Session
Wednesday 1 August RC30 Sociology of Work
Location: 29 {OB}
24 New Work Organization, New

Work Division and New Skills. Part 12:30 - 14:00
I: Comparative Analysis of the
120 La crisis del trabajo y políticas de
Practices of Work and Management
vida digna: Diagnósticos, reclamos
of Employment
y alternativas
Location: 17 {OB}
Location: 17 {OB}
Session Organizer: Emilie LANCIANO,
Session Organizer: Laura L. ORTIZ-NEGRON,
University of Lyon, France
Universidad de Puerto Rico
Authors and Papers
Authors and Papers
Javier P. HERMO, Universidad de Buenos Aires,
Tania GARCIA RAMOS, Universidad de Puerto Rico,
Argentina
Puerto Rico
Sociología del trabajo y nuevas articulaciones
Políticas de vida digna: Propuesta para atender la
laborales
crisis del trabajo
Emilie LANCIANO, University of Lyon, France
Cinara ROSENFIELD, UFRGS, Brazil
How firms manage the age? A comparison between
Pour surmonter la dichotomie entre travail décent et
France and Japan in the electric sector
travail digne : Reconnaissance et droits de l’homme
Jean FINEZ, University of Lille 1, France and Marnix
Eduardo DONZA, Universidad de Buenos Aires -
DRESSEN, University of Versailles Saint-Quentin-en-
Universidad Católica Argentina, Argentina
Yvelines, France
Estado de situación de los derechos relacionados con
Compositions et recompositions des secteurs
el trabajo y la seguridad social en el área urbana de
ferroviaires en France et dans le monde. Proposition
la Argentina, 2004-2011
d’une grille analytique dans le cadre d’une
comparaison internationale Raul Alejandro GUZMAN, Carlos David SANCHEZ
and Juan David VANEGAS, Universidad de Antioquia,
Damián PIERBATTISTI, CONICET, Argentina
Colombia
Neoliberalismo, reforma del estado y privatizaciones:
¿Qué se crea al fomentar el emprendimiento? Los
La globalización de un modelo de gestión de la
impactos políticos, sociales, culturales y de
fuerza de trabajo. El caso de France Télécom en
solidaridad del fomento del emprendimiento
Argentina y Francia
 222 
Celia PACHECO, Universidad Autónoma Anja ABENDROTH, Stephanie PAUSCH, Bielefeld
Metropolitana, México University, Germany and Sebastian BÖHM,
Trabajo informal en plazas comerciales Braunschweig Institute of Technology, Germany
Working conditions and the desire to reduce working
hours due to family responsibilities
14:30 - 16:00
Marie-Pierre MOREAU, University of Bedfordshire,
176 Panel session. Democracy at work
United Kingdom
and social justice: an international
Gender equality in the teaching profession: A cross-
perspective
national comparison
Location: 17 {OB}
Juliana NAZARETH and Maria Inacia D’AVILA NETO,
Session Organizer: Delphine MERCIER,
Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Centro de Estudios Mexicanos y
The challenge of work and family ‘conciliation’ and
Centroamericanos, Mexico
the bipolarity of the female labor market in
Panelists: Delphine MERCIER, Centro de
contemporary Brazil
Estudios Mexicanos y Centroamericanos,
Mexico; Marcos SUPERVIELLE, Universidad Bárbara CASTRO, Universidade Estadual de
de la República, Uruguay and Paul Campinas, Brazil
BOUFFARTIGUE, CNRS LEST, France Mothering and fathering in flexible working contexts
10:45 - 12:15
Thursday 2 August
257 New career theory and new realities
of work in the Knowledge Economy
09:00 - 10:30
/ Nuevas teories de la carerra y
196 Articulating work and family: nuevas realidades de trabajo en la
Gender or professional group Economia del Conocimiento
differences? / Conciliar empleo y
Location: 17 {OB}
familia: ¿Unas diferencias de
Session Organizers: Diane Gabrielle
género, de grupo profesional o
TREMBLAY, UQAM, Canada and Anne
otras?
GILLET, CNAM Paris
Location: 17 {OB}
Authors and Papers
Session Organizers: Diane Gabrielle
TREMBLAY, UQAM, Canada and Bernard Anne GILLET, CNAM Paris, France
Fusulier, UCL, Belgium Transformaciones y permanencias en las trayectorias
laborales en Monterrey, México. El caso de los
Authors and Papers
ingenieros del software y tele-operadores 2
Bernard FUSULIER, Université de Louvain, Belgium
Leticia MUÑIZ TERRA, La Plata, Argentina
Combining work and family in two occupational
Una nueva cultura del trabajo: Transformaciones en
contexts and cultures: Nurses versus police officers
la carrera laboral de una generación de trabajadores
Anne BUSCH, University of Bielefeld, Germany petroleros
Occupational gender composition and workplace
Anne BUSCH, University of Bielefeld, Germany and
support: The role of motherhood
Elke HOLST, German Institute for Economic Research
(DIW), Germany
Occupational sex segregation and management-level
wages in Germany: What role does firm size play?
 223 
Gérard VALENDUC, University of Louvain-la-Neuve, Belmira MAGALHÃES, Rafaela DA S. MENDONÇA
Belgium RÊGO and Geice QUEILA DE LIMA SILVA, Ciências
Diversification of careers of knowledge workers: A Sociais, Mestranda, Maceió, Brazil
European perspective from the works project La educación y las relaciones de género: Un análisis
de la calificación superior femenina
Cristina BESIO, Technical University Berlin, Germany
The research project and academic careers Laura GALVEZ GALVEZ, RC30, Colombia
Conciliación vida laboral y vida familiar en mujeres
Shaun RUGGUNAN, University of KwaZulu-Natal,
obreras de Cali, Colombia
South Africa
Career mobility of anatomical pathologists from the
public to private sector in KwaZulu-Natal, South 14:30 - 16:00
Africa
350 New work organization, new work
Vikinta ROSINAITE, American University of the Middle division and new skills. Part II.
East, Kuwait Transnationalisation of work
Organisational career is not dead practices
Location: 17 {OB}
12:30 - 14:00 Session Organizer: Emilie LANCIANO,
University of Lyon, France
290 Conciliar empleo y familia: ¿Unas
diferencias de género, de grupo Authors and Papers
profesional u otras?
Adeline GILSON, Laboratoire d’Economie et de
Location: 17 {OB} Sociologie du Travail, France
Session Organizers: Bernard FUSULIER, New work organisation in public services {*}
Université de Louvain, Belgium and Diane
Klaus SCHMIERL, Institute for Social Science Research
Gabrielle TREMBLAY, UQAM, Canada
(ISF), Germany
Authors and Papers Correspondence of new work requirements with
vocational training in cross-company alliances in the
Karina BATTHYANY and Cecilia TOMASSINI,
German metal industry
UdelaR, Uruguay
Aportes conceptuales y empíricos para analizar el Ricardo MULLER and Lawrence PEREIRA, Universidade
fenómeno del ausentismo laboral desde una Federal de Santa Catarina, Brazil
perspectiva de género: El caso de la industria láctea Changes in the world of work and the process of
en Uruguay flexibilization in Brazil: A case study
Jordao NUNES, Universidade Federal de Goiás, Mei-Ling LIN, National Open University, Taiwan
Brazil Talent Management of Knowledge Workers and
Trabajo musical y género: Identidad profesional y Global Migration in the New Economy:
arreglos domésticos Opportunities, Challenges, and Trends
Ania TIZZIANI, Universidad Nacional de General

Sarmiento, Argentina and Lorena POBLETE,
CONICET-IDES, Argentina
La regulación del servicio doméstico y del cuidado en
Argentina y Francia. La articulación del trabajo y la
familia en las clases medias profesionales
 224 
16:15 - 17:45 Leonardo CAVALCANTI, Universitat Autònoma de
Barcelona, Spain
390 Leisure, work, time-budgets and
Brazilian immigrants in Spain and their incorporation
the economic crisis
into the Spanish labour world
Joint Session
Beatriz Isola COUTINHO and Leila de MENEZES
STEIN, Universidade Estadual Paulista, Brazil
Immigrants workers in the New York city's and São
Location: APT 110 {OB} Paulo city's garment industry
Higuchi NAOTO, University of Tokushima, Japan and
Nanako INABA, Ibaraki University, Japan
The role of human and social capital to gain the
Friday 3 August upper hand in migrant’s labor market: The case of
Japanese-Argentina workers in Japan
09:00 - 10:30
10:45 - 12:15
457 Work and immigration
488 Labor solidarity in the era of neo-
Location: 17 {OB}
liberal globalization
Session Organizers: Delphine MERCIER,
Centro de Estudios Mexicanos y Location: 17 {OB}
Centroamericanos and Annalisa LENDARO, Session Organizers: Adeline GILSON,
LEST-CNRS, Aix-en-Provence (France) Laboratoire d’Economie et de Sociologie du
Travail, France
Authors and Papers
Authors and Papers
Boris HEIZMANN, University of Hamburg, Germany
and Elke HOLST, German Institute for Economic Anne BORY, Université Lille I, France; Bérénice
Research, Germany CRUNEL, IEP Toulouse, France; Alexandra OESER,
Immigrant occupational composition and the Université Paris-Ouest, France
earnings of immigrants and natives in Germany {*} La recomposition des solidarités ouvrières face à
une délocalisation : Le cas de l’usine molex de
Joyce ANSELMO, Universidade Estadual Paulista, Brazil
villemur-Sur-tarn
Trabajo, sindicato y circulación internacional de las
ideas {*} Shoji HASHIGUCHI, Ritsumeikan University, Japan
Youth labor movements in Japan: Their conditions
Minori MATSUTANI, Kyoto University, Japan
and characteristics
Contemporary reversely-oriented labor migration:
Japanese youth emigrants to China {*} Rosemeire SALATA and Mariana Tonussi MILANO,
Universidade Estadual Paulista, Brazil
Delphine MERCIER, Centro de Estudios Mexicanos y
Social-environmental responsibility: State, market and
Centroamericanos, Mexico; Laboratoire d’Economie et
work in the sucroalcooleiro sector of the Ribeirão
de Sociologie du Travail, Aix en Provence, France
Preto/SP region
Les défis de la question migratoire face à un travail
globalisé Patricia VENDRAMIN, Fondation Travail-Université,
Belgium
Bernhard WEICHT, Utrecht University, Netherlands
A triple view on trade-union activism: Cause,
The intersection of social and migration policies: The
individual and organisation
situation of migrant care workers
 225 
Guillermo WORMALD and Maria TREBILCOCK, Chile 10:45 - 12:15
La revalorización del trabajo como fundamento de
664 Health and safety at work:
cohesión social: Tensiones, paradojas y desafíos
Occupational hazards and
Tomoko FUJISAKI, Hitotsubashi University, Japan technological risks / Salud y
The hardships for the small independent business seguridad en el trabajo: Riesgos
brought by neo-liberal globalization: The case study laborales y tecnológicos
of barber shops and beauty salons in Japan
Location: 17 {OB}
Session Organizer: Jorge WALTER, CEIL,
12:30 - 14:00
Argentina
Authors and Papers
Location: 17 {OB}
Claire CHAY, CERTOP, France and Jens THOEMMES,
CERTOP, CNRS, France
Is work soluble in sustainable development ?
Saturday 4 August
Fabiana GRECCO, Universidade Estadual Paulista,
Brazil
09:00 - 10:30
La violencia en la trayectoria de vida de los
637 Precarity and new forms of colectores de materiales reciclables y el proceso de
employment fabricación de la industrialización de la mercadería
basura
Location: 17 {OB}
Session Organizer: Emilie LANCIANO, Veronika SIEGLIN, Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo
University of Lyon, France León, Mexico
Psychosomatic health, gender and working conditions
Authors and Papers
in science. A comparative study of male and female
Oxana ANIKOVICH, Institute of Economics and scientists in Mexican public universities
Industrial Engineering, Russia
Victoria HAIDAR, CONICET, Argentina
Irregular activities on the Russian labour market
The appearance and disappearance of “absenteeism”
Serafino NEGRELLI, University of Milano Bicocca, Italy as a problem of health and safety at work (Argentina,
Innovative workers’ “capabilities” but less employment 1930-2011)
status and working conditions under pressure
Antonio STECHER, Elisa ANSOLEAGA, Juan Pablo
Bárbara CASTRO, Universidade Estadual de TORO, Lorena GODOY, Universidad Diego Portales,
Campinas, Brazil Chile and Josep M. BLANCH, Universidad Autónoma
Non-standard employment contracts and the de Barcelona, Spain
organization of work: The case of the brazilian Riesgos psicosociales en profesionales de la salud
information technology sector pública en Chile
Anne Marie WAUTIER, Universidade Federal de Dilek HATTATOGLU, Mugla University, Turkey
Pelotas, Brazil Health and safety at home-based work
Le travail en perspective : Identité et subjectivité
Cleiton MACIEL, Izabel VALLE, Allison ANDRADE, Federal

University of Amazonas, Brazil and Jeanne Mariel BRITO,
Federal University of Campina Grande, Brazil
Productive restructuring and labor organization in the
pottery pole of Iranduba
 226 
RC31 10:45 - 12:15
68 Migration of labour and human
Sociology of Migration rights issues: Reflections on global
context
Programme Coordinator: David
Location: 307 {OB}
BARTRAM, University of Leicester, United
Session Organizers: Bishnu BARIK,
Kingdom
Sambalpur University, India and Smita
VERMA, Isabella Thoburn College
Chair: Smita VERMA, Isabella Thoburn
College, India
Wednesday 1 August
Authors and Papers

09:00 - 10:30
Brígida BAEZA, CONICET/UNPSJB, Argentina
14 Disasters and Social Justice for
Migrantes limítrofes en Comodoro Rivadavia. Etnia,
Migrants
clase y nación
Location: 307 {OB}
Bishnu BARIK, Sambalpur University, India
Session Organizers and Co-chairs: Mari
Textile industries of Surat and migrant laborers:
SHIBA, Nagoya University, Japan; Hideki
Narratives on deprivation of basic rights in a civil
TARUMOTO, Hokkaido University, Japan and
society
Kazuhisa NISHIHARA, Seijo University, Japan
Alexandra LOWRIE, University of North Carolina at
Authors and Papers
Chapel Hill, USA
Claudia ANJOS, Universidade de Brasilia, Brazil The (Argentine) state response to the problem of
Survivors and migrants: A dialogue between disaster assistance to victims of human trafficking
and migration in light of the case of Haitians in Brazil
Jose GUIRADO, Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil
Kihwan KWAK, Tohoku-Gakuin University, Japan The informal organization of Bolivian immigrants in
Whether to remain in Japan or not: Inner conflict of the city of São Paulo for better conditions of life
foreigners after the occurrence of the great east
Jacobo MUÑOZ COMET, Hector CEBOLLA BOADO
Japan earthquake
and María MIYAR BUSTO, UNED, Spain
Kazuhisa HONDA, Tokai University, Japan Migrant educational investment in Spain and its
Multicultural communities in a global age: What the return on the labour market. Reducing the
311 taught us and beyond employment and occupational gap?
Myungsoo KIM, Kwansei Gakuin University, Japan

The great eastern Japan earthquake and prejudice 12:30 - 14:00
toward foreigners
124 Out of Place Emotions: managing
Kumiko TSUCHIDA, and Sunhee LEE, Tohoku emotions from a distance
University, Japan
Location: 307 {OB}
Rebuilding the life after disaster: The case studies of
Session Organizers: Loretta BALDASSAR,
immigrant women in Tohoku
University of Western Australia, Australia and
Paolo BOCCAGNI, University of Trento, Italy
 227 
Authors and Papers Isabela CABRAL FELIX DE SOUSA, Universidade
Derek McGHEE, University of Southampton, United
Grief and empowerment in the migration process of
Kingdom
leaving Brazil to Italy
Competing obligations and the maintenance of physical
co-presence – The impact of migration and structural Roberta RAFFAETA, Trento University, Italy
constraints on post accession polish families in the UK Emplaced emotions: Hope explored
Claudia TAZREITER, University of New South Wales,

Australia
Identity, emotion, memory in the structuring the Thursday 2 August
moralities of migration
Cecile VERMOT, Université Paris Descartes, France; 09:00 - 10:30

Gender and timing of guilt within Argentinean
217 Migration In (Post-) Socialist
migration process
Societies
Chie SAKAI, Kansai University, Japan
Joint Session
Living between two societies: Japanese women’s
experience in China
Shinji HIRAI, CIESAS, Mexico of Development (host committee)
Political economy of nostalgia and transnational
Location:
migration between Mexico and United States
Szilvia SIMAI and Rosana BAENINGER, University of
Campinas, Brazil 227 Repeat migration and social
The concept of loss in transnational migration {*} inequalities and equalities
Location: 307 {OB}

14:30 - 16:00 Session Organizer: Caroline PLÜSS,
Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
175 Out of Place Emotions: Ambiguity
of being Authors and Papers
Location: 307 {OB} Osten WAHLBECK, SSKH, University of Helsinki,

Session Organizers: Loretta BALDASSAR, Finland
University of Western Australia, Australia and The Finnish and Swedish migration dynamics and
Paolo BOCCAGNI, University of Trento, Italy transnational social spaces
Authors and Papers Sara BONFANTI, Umeå University, Sweden

Back to the “origins”? a capability-based assessment
Peter KIVISTO and Vanja LA VECCHIA-MIKKOLA,
of the most recent migration policies in Sweden
University of Turku, Finland
Immigrant ambivalence toward the homeland: The Caroline PLUSS, Nanyang Technological Universtiy,
case of Iraqis in Helsinki and Rome Singapore
The transnational positions of male Chinese-
Ria SMIT and Pragna RUGUNANAN, University of
Singaporean migrants and their social integration in
transnational spaces
Transnational forced migration and negotiating the
confusing terrain of contrasting emotions: The case of Christopher FIORELLO, UC Berkeley, USA
female refugees in South Africa Invisible divides: Marriage & migration among high-
skilled Syrians
 228 
10:45 - 12:15 Leonardo CAVALCANTI, Universitat Autònoma de
Barcelona, Spain
251 Latin American migration,
An approach to the Brazilian immigrant
development and transnational
entrepreneurship in London and Barcelona
citizenship: A South-North
academic dialogue Natalia Denise SENMARTIN, Open University of
Catalonia, Spain
Location: 307 {OB}
The social media dimension of migrants transnational
Session Organizers: Jean-Michel LAFLEUR,
practices: Participating in the Argentine elections
Université de Liège, Belgium; Elisa BREY,
2011 from abroad {*}
and Isabel YÉPEZ, Université Catholique de
Louvain, Belgium 12:30 - 14:00
Chair: Jean-Michel LAFLEUR, Université de
304 Migrant ‘illegality’ and non-citizen
Liège, Belgium
precarious status in the Americas
Co-Chair: Elisa BREY, Universidad
Complutense de Madrid, Spain Location: 307 {OB}
Session Organizer: David BARTRAM,
Authors and Papers
University of Leicester, United Kingdom
Isabel YEPEZ, Centre d’études du Développement, Chair: Ewa MORAWSKA, University of
Belgium, Carmen LEDO, Centro de Planificación y Essex, United Kingdom
Gestión, Bolivia and Mirko MAZADRO, Università
Authors and Papers
IUAV di Venezia, Italy
Migración transnacional, paternidad transnacional y María Teresa HERRERA VIVAR, Goethe University
solidaridad familiar en la ciudad de Cochabamba Frankfurt, Germany
Between formal exclusion and new forms of
Janneth CLAVIJO, Universidad Nacional de Córdoba,
belonging: Latin American undocumented women in
Argentina
Germany
La dimensión política del fenómeno migratorio en el
contexto contemporáneo colombiano y las Abigail ANDREWS, UC Berkeley, USA
estrategias de vinculación con los colombianos en el Explaining Mexican communities’ contrasting
exterior relationships to the US illegality state
Sandra GIL ARAUJO, Instituto de Investigaciones Gino Gustavo VERDUZCO, El Colegio de México, Mexico
Germani-CONICET, Argentina, Claudia PEDONE, Forms of social inclusion in an adverse milieu:
Institut d’Infància i Món Urbà, Spain and María Undocumented Mexicans in New Haven, Connecticut
Margarita ECHEVERRI, Pontificia Universidad
Ariella SILVA ARAUJO, and Beatriz ISOLA
Javeriana, Colombia
COUTINHO, Universidade Estadual Paulista, Brazil
Migración y familia a través del Atlántico. Un
Citizenship status of immigrants: A comparative
acercamiento a la reconfiguración de los vínculos
analysis between Brazil and Argentina
familiares transnacionales de migrantes
latinoamericanos en España
Laura MORALES, University of Leicester, United

Kingdom and Amparo GONZALEZ-FERRER, IEGD-
CSIC, Spain
Bridging or bonding? The nature of the social capital
of Latin American immigrants in Spain and the US
 229 
14:30 - 16:00 14:30 - 16:00
345 Migrating out of the home and into 346 Migration and Quality of Life. Part I
the gendered and racialized
Joint Session
globalized market of household
RC55 Social Indicators (host committee)
labor
Location: 307 {OB}
Location: 23 {OB}
Session Organizers: Shobha Hamal
GURUNG, Utah State University, USA and
Mary ROMERO, Arizona State University, USA
Chair: Mary ROMERO, Arizona State 16:15 - 17:45
University, USA
384 Food, family and migration
Authors and Papers
Location: 434 {NB}
Caterina ROHDE, Bielefeld Graduate School in Session Organizer and Chair: Ethel
History and Sociology, Germany KOSMINSKY, São Paolo State University,
Young, foreign, female: The gendered and Brasil
nationalized nature of household labour in the au
Authors and Papers
pair institution
Paoyi HUANG, CUNY, USA
Laura NUSSBAUM-BARBERENA, University of Illinois
Dining table as a battlefield: Chinese immigrant
at Chicago, USA
brides’ food practice after migration
Recognizing dispossession: Mobilization among
Nicaraguan migrant domestic workers in Costa Rica Giralda SEYFERTH, Universidade Federal do Rio de
Janeiro, Brazil
Pilar GONALONS PONS, University of Wisconsin-
Colonization, alimentary habits and the symbolic
Madison, USA
construction of Teuto-Brazilian ethnicity
The resurgence of paid domestic workers at the
intersection of gender, class and racialized inequality Miriam SANTOS, Universidade Federal Rural do Rio
de Janeiro, Brazil and Maria Catarina ZANINI,
Laura STEFANELLI, University of Trento, Italy
Universidade Federal de Santa Maria, Brazil
The reproductive labour of care: A case study of
Food as an identity mark between Italian immigrants
migrant women working in Italy
and their descendants in the south of Brazil
Monica BOYD, University of Toronto, Canada
Destination Canada (?): Gender, race and changing
16:15 - 17:45
policies for recruiting migrant domestic workers
394 New migration profiles in a
Ayse AKALIN, Istanbul Technical University, Turkey
globalised world and changing
The exceptional migrants? The regularization of
paradigms of migration
migrant domestic workers in Turkey
Location: 307 {OB}
Shobha HAMAL GURUNG, Southern Utah University, USA
Session Organizer: Catherine de WENDEN,
From migration to citizenship: Transnational workers,
CERI, Sciences-Po, France
families, and children {*}
Chair: Catherine de WENDEN, CERI,
Annalisa ORNAGHI and Mara TOGNETTI Sciences-Po, France
BORDOGNA, University of Milan-Bicocca Italy
Carers’ transnational links: The ambivalence of
immigrant remittances {*}
 230 
Rebecca WILLIAMSON, Derya OZKUL, Chulhyo KIM, Rebeca RAIJMAN, University of Haifa, Israel and
Elsa KOLETH, Stephen CASTLES and Magdalena Adriana KEMP, Tel Aviv University, Israel
ARIAS CUBAS, University of Sydney, Australia Labor migration in Israel: The creation of an unfree
Operationalising the study of social transformation workforce
and international migration in the 21st century
Ludger PRIES, Ruhr-Universität Bochum, Germany
Hideki TARUMOTO, Hokkaido University, Japan (What) did we learn from history? Current debates on
State sovereignty and changing migrant profiles in Japan circular migration in Germany
Camila DANIEL, DCJS, Universidade Federal Rural do Ana LOPEZ SALA and Mikolaj STANEK, Institute of
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Economics, Geography and Demography, CSIC,
The ‘horizontal cooperation’ and the place of Brazil in Spain
Latin American scene: The case of Peruvian university Labour market needs or international political agenda?
students in Brazil Designing temporary migrant worker programmes in
Spanish migration policy (2000-2010)
Millsom HENRY-WARING and Martina BOESE,
University of Melbourne, Australia Leiza BRUMAT, CONICET-UADE, Argentina
New or old migration profiles? The experiences of Políticas migratorias y movimiento de trabajadores en
visible migrants and refugees in rural and regional el MERCOSUR: Desde fines del siglo XX a la
Australia actualidad
Sanna SAKSELA-BERGHOLM, Mika HELANDER, and

Rolle ALHO, University of Helsinki, Finland
Friday 3 August Temporary labour migrants’ experiences of working
conditions and social protection in Finland {*}
09:00 - 10:30
10:45 - 12:15
437 Migration, migrants and the
development of inclusive urban 513 Undocumented immigrants and
cultures and identities. Part I social justice
Joint Session Location: 307 {OB}

RC31 Sociology of Migration (host committee) Session Organizer: Peter KIVISTO, University
RC21 Regional and Urban Development of Turku, Finland
Chair: Peter KIVISTO, University of Turku,
Location: 307 {OB}
Finland
Authors and Papers
09:00 - 10:30 Magdalena BARROS NOCK, Center for Research

and Higher Education, Mexico
452 Temporary labour migrations: The
Mixed families and their everyday life in California,
resurgence of guest worker
USA
programs
Kyoko SHINOZAKI, Ruhr University Bochum, Germany
Location: 468 {NB}
Irregular migrant citizenship: Domestic workers
Session Organizer: Gustavo VERDUZCO, El
negotiating social citizenship rights
Colegio de México, Mexico
Chair: Gustavo VERDUZCO, El Colegio de Francesca DEGIULI, CUNY, USA
México, Mexico Undocumented migration and civil society
 231 
Natalia DEBANDI, Universidad de Argentina Laura MORALES, University of Leicester, United
El paso por un centro de expulsión de inmigrantes en Kingdom, Santiago PEREZ-NIEVAS, Universidad
Francia Autónoma de Madrid, Spain and Daniela VINTILA,
Instituto de Políticas y Bienes Públicos, CSIC, Spain
Sara PARK, Kyoto University, Japan
Residential concentration, ethnicity, political
Transformation of citizenship
opportunities and the representation of immigrant-
origin minorities in Spain
12:30 - 14:00
Nadia NUR, Roma Tre University, Italy
538 Migration and Development I Going south, going local. Social and spatial inclusion
of immigrants in the cities of south
Joint Session
RC31 Sociology of Migration (host Luis Eduardo THAYER, Universidad de Los Lagos, Chile
committee) Límites sociales e institucionales del reconocimiento:
RC09 Social Transformations and Sociology El acceso precario de los inmigrantes
of Development latinoamericanos a la sociedad chilena
Location: 307 {OB} Andrew ORTON, Durham University, United Kingdom

For programme details see section Joint Sessions Building migrants’ belonging through positive
interactions {*}
14:30 - 16:00 634 Migration and Development II
595 RC31 Business Meeting Joint Session

Location: 307 {OB}
Saturday 4 August Location: 464 {NB}

09:00 - 10:30
10:45 - 12:15
626 In and out of place: Participation of
transnational migrants in civil 660 Diasporas, nation-states and
society regional integration
Location: 307 {OB} Location: 307 {OB}

Session Organizer and Chair: Mónica Session Organizer: Oluyemi FAYOMI,
IBÁÑEZ-ANGULO, University of Burgos, Covenant University, Nigeria
Spain Chair: Theophilus FADAYOMI, Covenant
University, Nigeria
Authors and Papers
Authors and Papers
Yasemin AKIS KALAYLIOGLU, Middle East Technical
University, Turkey Ignacio IRAZUZTA, Universidad del País Vasco, Spain
Fumbling in the dark: A study on the participation of Políticas del desarraigo: Un ejercicio de comparación
Iranian refugees in Ankara (Turkey) en torno a la emergencia de las "nuevas diásporas"
Vanessa GURIDY-CERRITOS and Laura NUSSBAUM- Mari SHIBA, Nagoya University, Japan
BARBERENA, University of Illinois at Chicago, USA Intercountry adopted children from Korea: Their status
Emerging Latino civil society in new destinations as modern diasporas and their new identity as the
facilitators in the globalized societies
 232 
Martin ROSENFELD, Université Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium 14:30 - 16:00
The complex dance of diaspora and transnationalism
744 Sexualities and migration
taking place in the euro-African second hand cars
exportation business Location: 443 {NB}
Session Organizers: Bernadetta SIARA and
Larisa FIALKOVA, University of Haifa, Israel
John SOLOMOS, City University London,
Russians in Germany: A new diaspora literature in the
United Kingdom
making
Chair: Bernadetta SIARA, City University
Oluyemi FAYOMI, Covenant University, Nigeria and London, United Kingdom
Lanre ADEOLA, Crawford University, Nigeria
Authors and Papers
The emerging role of diaspora in the restructuring of
the Nigerian state Francesca LAGOMARSINO and Chiara PAGNOTTA,
Università di Genova, Italy
Entre la chica buena y la mala: Discursos en torno a
10:45 - 12:15
la sexualidad de chicas ecuatorianas en Italia
670 Migration and Quality of Life. Part II
Adriana PISCITELLI, State University of Campinas, Brazil
Joint Session Global imbrications between sex and marriage
RC55 Social Indicators (host committee) markets: Brazilian women in southern Europe
Location: 23 {OB}
12:30 - 14:00
RC32
development of inclusive urban
cultures and identities II
Women in Society
Location: 307 {OB}
Session Organizers: Marco MARTINIELLO, Programme Coordinator: Evangelia
University of Liège, Belgium and Yuri TASTSOGLOU, Saint Mary's University, Canada
KAZEPOV, University of Urbino, Italy
Chair: Marco Martiniello, University of Liège,
Belgium
Wednesday 1 August
Authors and Papers
Pauline CLECH, Sciences-po/CNRS, France

09:00 - 10:30
‘Red suburb’ and otherness: How migrant arts
became legitimate in the communist and working 13 Democracy, Work and Gender
class Parisian suburb Equality: A Comparative and Cross-
Cultural Perspective
Elsa KOLETH, University of Sydney, Australia
The ‘real’ alternative: Multiculturalism and community Location: 446 {NB}
arts in Sydney Session Organizers and Co-chairs: Solange
SIMOES, Eastern Michigan University, USA
Christiane SCHLOTE, University of Zurich, Switzerland
and Bila SORG, Federal University of Rio de
Staging south Asian Diasporas
Janeiro, Brazil
 233 
Authors and Papers Melanie HEATH, McMaster University, Canada
The sticky wicket of regulating violence against
Aline Tereza BORGHI LEITE, Federal University of São
women in polygamy: Feminist perspective on the
Carlos, Brazil
constitutional challenge in Canada
Gender inequalities among journalists in São Paulo –
The Brazilian context of the increasing feminization of Katherine MEYER, The Ohio State University, USA, Helen
the profession of journalism and journalism education RIZZO, American University in Cairo, Egypt and Anne
PRICE, University of South Florida Polytechnic, USA
Martin GASSER, Sarah KERSTEN, Michael NOLLERT
Campaign against sexual harassment in Egypt
and Sebastian SCHIEF, University of Fribourg,
Switzerland Neerja AHLAWAT, University Rohtak Haryana India,
Gender inequality in the division of paid and unpaid Marriage norms, social sanctions and honour killings
work: A comparison of Swiss regions in Haryana
Tricia McTAGUE, Eastern Michigan State, USA Juliana JAYME, Alessandra CHACHAM and Mariana
Young women democratizing the workplace: MORAIS, PUC Minas, Brazil
Gendered union organizing in the feminized US Sex work, identity and space occupation in the
service sector downtown of Belo Horizonte, Brazil {*}
Sylvie FOGIEL - BIJAOUI, The Academic College of

Management, Rishon LeZion, Israel 12:30 - 14:00
The future is still waiting for us: Arab–Israeli women
127 RC32 Round Table: Challenging
in the Israeli labor market
gendered spaces and categories
Location: SUM {OB}

10:45 - 12:15
Session Organizer: Vappu TYYSKA, Ryerson
90 Women, violence and social justice. University, Canada
Part I.
Authors and Papers
Location: 446 {NB}
Loreley GARCIA, Federal University of Paraiba, Brazil
Session Organizers: Evangelia TASTSOGLOU,
The pitfalls of desire
Saint Mary's University, Canada and Antoinette
HETZLER, University of Lund, Sweden Mariana PULHEZ, Universidade Estadual de Campinas,
Chair: Evangelia TASTSOGLOU, Saint Mary's Brazil
University, Canada Être mère Sur la blogosphère : La maternité active
dans les cybercarnets
Authors and Papers
Annalee LEPP, Jo-Anne LEE and Veronica PACINI-
Cynthia DEITCH, George Washington University, USA
KETCHABAW, University of Victoria, Canada
and Ariane HEGEWISCH, Institute for Women’s Policy
Exploring intimate economies: An alternative
Research, USA
framework for activists?
Sexual assault and harassment of immigrant workers
in the United States: Overcoming obstacles to legal Kristy KELLY, Columbia University, USA
and social justice Reframing gender class and retirement rights in Vietnam
M. Laura CORRADI, Università della Calabria, Italy

128 RC32 Round Table: Violence:
Sex and violence in commercials: Freedom of
expressions and solutions
expression or symbolic aggression?
Location: SUM {OB}
Antoinette HETZLER, Lunds University, Sweden
Session Organizer and Chair: Vappu
It wasn’t my fault
TYYSKA, Ryerson University, Canada
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129 RC32 Round Table: Women in 131 RC32 Round Table: Women, welfare
action: Images and realities & economic (re)structuring
Location: SUM {OB} Location: SUM {OB}

Session Organizer: Vappu TYYSKA, Ryerson Session Organizer: Vappu TYYSKA, Ryerson
University, Canada University, Canada
Orly TSARFATY, Communication, Academic College Olabisi YUSUFF, Lagos State University, Nigeria
of Emeq Yezreel, Israel and Dalia LIRAN-ALPER, The challenges and constraints of rural women
College of management academic studies, Israel informal economic activities in Ogun State, Nigeria
The people demand social justice
Sara HELMAN, Ben Gurion University of the Negev,
Marlene TEIXEIRA RODRIGUES and Kamila FIGUEIRA Israel and Ofira BEN SHLOMO, Hebrew University of
DA SILVA, Universidad de Brasília, Brazil Jerusalem, Israel
La lucha contra la violencia contra la mujer y la Surviving poverty and workfare: Lone mothers’
atención primaria de salud – Reflexiones desde el families survival strategies under conditions of
programa de agentes comunitarios de salud en extreme social insecurity
Brasilia (DF-BR)
Yumi Garcia dos SANTOS, Instituto Nacional de
Ciência e Tecnologia, Brazil
130 RC32 Round Table: Women’s work
Women autonomy and social policy: Community,
environments
religion and new welfare programs at São Paulo, Brazil
Location: SUM {OB}
Bahira Sherif TRASK and Megan BAROLET-FOGARTY,
Session Organizer: Vappu TYYSKA, Ryerson
University of Delaware, USA
University, Canada
Addressing the impact of globalization, poverty and
Authors and Papers women’s labor force participation: Three case studies
Maria Lucero JIMENEZ, UNAM, Mexico

Changes in gender relations. Economic and labor 14:30 - 16:00
changes and its effects
181 Researching women’s lives in post-
Angammal SANTHI S., NIFT Chennai, India colonial contexts: Challenges and
Gender mainstreaming in police and apparel transformations in decolonizing self
companies in Tamil Nadu for human resource and research
development and improving organizational
Location: 446 {NB}
effectiveness
Session Organizer: Akosua Adomako
Alicia GIRÓN, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de AMPOFO, University of Ghana
México, Mexico and Mirosalba CANCINO LARA Chair: Akosua Adomako AMPOFO,
Instituto de Investigaciones Económicas, Mexico University of Ghana
Mexican business women in the United States Co-Chair: Dilek CINDOGLU, Bilkent
University, Turkey
Manuel Ángel RODRIGUEZ and Rocío LOPEZ
VELASCO, Universidad Autónoma de Guerrero, Authors and Papers
Mexico
Sylvanna FALCON, University of California, Santa
Género, educación y (e) migración en el sureste
Cruz, USA
mexicano
Conducting feminist research in the country of one’s
familial past
 235 
Nadia SANGER, Human Sciences Research Council, Culture, Uruguay and Marlise MATOS,
South Africa UFMG, Brazil
In the middle of the story: Reflecting on feminist Chairs: Alicia DAMBRAUSKAS, Ministry of
theory, epistemology, and practice in engaging Education and Culture, Uruguay and Alicia
gender non-conforming persons on the cape flats Itati PALERMO, National University of Lujan,
communities of South Africa Argentina
Christina SCHRAMM, Programa de Doctorado en Authors and Papers

Estudios de la Sociedad y la Cultura, Costa Rica
María Isabel DOMÍNGUEZ GARCÍA, Centro de
Researching afro-descendent and indigenous
Investigaciones Psicológicas y Sociológicas, Cuba
women’s lives in the tropics. Knowledge productions
Justicia social y equidad de género. La mujer joven
at a crossroads
cubana
Manisha DESAI, University of Connecticut, USA
Manuel Ángel RODRIGUEZ, Universidad Autónoma
The possibilities and perils for scholar-activists and
de Guerrero, Mexico
activist-scholars: Reflections on the “feminist
Representación política y violación a la
dialogues”
representación de cuota de género en México
Juliana NAZARETH, Federal University of Rio de
Breno CYPRIANO, Universidade Federal de Minas
Janeiro, Brazil
Gerais, Brazil and Celso Rúbio SANT’ANA
The challenge of building a logical methodology for
CARDOSO, Pontíficia Universidade Católica de
participatory, feminists and post-colonial researches
Minas Gerais, Brazil
with migrant women
Gender and feminism in Latin American comparative
Karina BIDASECA, Universidad General San Martin, politics: The relationship of the state, international
Argentina organizations, social movements and experts in the
Postcolonial feminism: An essay about third feminism struggle for gender global justice
Glenda BONIFACIO, University of Lethbridge, Eva Alterman BLAY, University of São Paulo, Brazil
Canada Feminismo, los derechos humanos y justicia social
Pinay postcolonial subjects in the global economy:
Maria DEL Pilar EGO-AGUIRRE, Women in Society,
Feminist research discursive practices and ethics
Peru
Asháninka empoderada: Una reflexión antropológica
sobre los procesos de empoderamiento de las
Thursday 2 August mujeres dirigentas de la FREMANK, un estudio de
caso en la selva central peruana
09:00 - 10:30
10:45 - 12:15
218 Movimientos de mujeres por la
justicia social y la democratización 244 Gender, science and technology:
en América Latina / Women`s Post-colonial and feminist
movements for social justice and perspectives
democratization in Latin America
Joint Session
Part I
RC32 Women in Society (host committee)
Location: 446 {NB} RC23 Sociology of Science and Technology
Session Organizers: Alicia Itati PALERMO,
Location: 446 {NB}
National University of Lujan, Argentina; Alicia
DAMBRAUSKAS, Ministry of Education and
 236 
12:30 - 14:00 Location: 446 {NB}
Session Organizers: Alicia Itati PALERMO,
320 Women, violence and social justice.
National University of Lujan, Argentina; Alicia
Part II
DAMBRAUSKAS, Ministry of Education and
Location: 446 {NB} Culture, Uruguay and Marlise MATOS,
Session Organizers: Antoinette HETZLER, Lunds UFMG, Brazil
University, Sweden and Evangelia Chair: Marlise MATOS, UFMG, Brazil
TASTSOGLOU, Saint Mary's University, Canada
Authors and Papers
Chair: Antoinette HETZLER, Lunds University,
Sweden Anna-Britt COE, Umeå University, Sweden
Cómo perciben los/as tomadores de decisiones
Authors and Papers
gubernamentales la incidencia política feminista a
Vappu TYYSKÄ, Ryerson University, Canada favor de los derechos reproductivos: Dos casos
Girls, adult and older women, and family violence in regionales en el Perú
immigrant communities: A multigenerational approach
Claudia ANZORENA, INCIHUSA, CONICET,
Roberta VILLALON, St. John’s University, USA Argentina and Ruth ZURBBRIGEN, Colectiva Feminista
The nuances of agency: Latina survivors of gender La Revuelta, Argentina
violence and gatekeepers of citizenship in the US A luchar, a luchar, por el aborto legal!: Acciones y
procesos de instalación del derecho al aborto legal
Evangelia TASTSOGLOU, Saint Mary's University, Canada
en Argentina en el siglo XXI
Understanding violence and anti-violence work in the
context of immigration and diversity Deborah DAICH, CONICET/UBA, Argentina and
Mónica TARDUCCI, UBA/UNSAM, Argentina
Arvinder ANSARI, University, New Delhi, India
“Aborto legal, una deuda de la democracia”. Aportes
Gendered violence in Kashmir: A case study of half
para una historia de la lucha por la despenalización
widows in Kashmir
y legalización del aborto en la Argentina
Chrysanthi ZACHOU, American College of Greece,
Adriana CAUSA, UBA-UNSAM, Argentina
Athens, Greece
Los movimientos sociales y su incidencia en la
Prioritizing violence against women: The new
agenda de género en Argentina
agenda-setting of women’s organizations‘ in Greece
Érika OLIVEIRA AMORIM, Neide Maria ALMEIDA
Luz María C. JAIMES LEGORRETA, Universidad
PINTO and Aline GUIZARDI DELESPOSTE,
Universidade Federal de Viçosa, Brazil
La violación a los derechos de las mujeres en México:
¿La participación de mujeres en sindicatos de
Un problema sociocultural
trabajadores rurales modifica las relaciones de poder
Anelise ESTIVALET, PMPA, Brazil en el medio rural? Un análisis en el sindicato de los
Política y género en el cotidiano: el proyecto trabajadores de Espera Feliz, Minas Gerais, Brasil
“Mulheres da Paz” en Porto Alegre, Brazil {*}
16:15 - 17:45
14:30 - 16:00 386 Gender & Arab revolts: Where are
the women?
349 Movimientos de mujeres por la
justicia social y la democratización Location: 446 {NB}
en América Latina / Women`s Session Organizers: Ashraf MAHMOUD,
movements for social justice and American University of Cairo, Egipt and Zakia
democratization in Latin America SALIME, Rutgers University, USA
Part II Chair: Zakia SALIME, Rutgers University, USA
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Authors and Papers Gloria LYNCH, Universidad Nacional de Luján,
Argentina
Alejandra MARINES, Universidad de Monterrey,
Las políticas de igualdad de género en la reforma de
Mexico
la policía de la Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Defying the Saudi State: Women’s tactics
Nélida ARCHENTI, Universidad de Buenos Aires,
Jane TCHAICHA, Bentley College, USA and Khedija
Argentina and Inés TULA. Conicet, Argentina
ARFAOUI, American Studies, La Marsa, Tunisia
De las cuotas a la paridad política, un largo
Governance, women, and the new Tunisia
recorrido hacia la equidad de género
Suaad Zayed AL-ORAIMI, UAE University, United
Gessika Cecilia CARVALHO DA SILVA and Eliana
Arab Emirates
MONTEIRO MOREIRA, Universidade Federal da
Women’s role in the current social movement in
Paraíba, Brazil
Yemen
Reducción de las desigualdades de género en el
trabajo: Un análisis del ‘programa nacional trabalho
e empreendedorismo da mulher’
Friday 3 August Katherine MAICH, University of California, Berkeley, USA
Gendered exclusion from an unstable state:
09:00 - 10:30 Guatemala’s domestic worker movement
431 Gender policies in Latin America: A

route to social justice? 10:45 - 12:15
Location: 446 {NB} 484 Identity politics and skilled
Session Organizers: Maria Salet FERREIRA migration: Negotiating social justice
NOVELLINO, Brazilian Institute of Geography issues
and Statistics, Brazil; Gloria Jovita
Location: 446 {NB}
GUADARRAMA, EL Colegio Mexiquense,
Session Organizers: Glenda BONIFACIO,
Mexico and Jussara PRA, Federal University
University of Lethbridge, Canada and Cynthia
of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
JOSEPH, Monash University, Australia
Chair: Breno CYPRIANO, Universidade
Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil Authors and Papers
Authors and Papers Bernhard WEICHT, Utrecht University, Netherlands

Loving carer or skilled worker: The social, political
Maria Salet NOVELLINO, Institute of Geography and
and economics construction of migrant care workers
Statistics, Brazil
Local gender policies in Brazil Bernadetta SIARA, City University London, United
Kingdom
Cibele CHERON, Universidade Federal do Rio
Polish women in the British labour market:
Experiences of de-skilling and re-skilling
Contribuições da metodologia feminista e de gênero
ao monitoramento e avaliação de políticas públicas Floya ANTHIAS, Roehampton University, United
no Brasil Kingdom
Resources, forms of capital and gender: Transnational
Claudia ANZORENA, INCIHUSA, CONICET,
mobility and mobilisation
Argentina
"Las mujeres deciden, el estado garantiza y la sociedad Cynthia JOSEPH, Monash University, Australia
respeta" algo mas que una utopía? Tensiones entre Malaysian immigrant women in Australia: Culture,
derechos reconocidos y políticas de redistribución education and work
 238 
Chrysanthi ZACHOU, American College of Greece, Nana Akua ANYIDOHO, University of Ghana, Ghana
Greece and Evaggelia KALERANTE, University West Gender empowerment and microfinance: Theoretical
Macedonia, Greece and empirical perspectives
The impact of economic recession on Albanian
Veena POONACHA, Research Center for Women’s
female immigrants in Greece
Studies, India
Margarida FONTES, LNEG/DINAMIA, Portugal and Initiating social change through self-help groups:
Emilia ARAUJO, U. Minho, Portugal Case studies from Maharashtra
Women and foreigners: Understanding the
Roohi GUPTA, Indian Institute of Management
importance of mobility in science careers
Calcutta, India
Empowering women through profitable microfinance:
10:45 - 12:15 A case study of Bandhan
510 The Role of Language in Shaping

Gender Justice and Sexual Rights 14:30 - 16:00
Movements
580 From subordination to
Joint Session representation: Democratization,
RC32 Women in Society social justice and empowerment in
RC25 Language and Society (host committee) the Middle East
Location: 32 {OB} Location: 446 {NB}

For programme details see section Joint Sessions Session Organizers: Suaad Zayed
AL-ORAIMI, UAE University and Nazanin
SHAHROKNI, UC Berkeley, USA
12:30 - 14:00
Chairs: Suaad Zayed AL-ORAIMI, UAE
551 RC32 Business Meeting University and Nilay Cabuk KAYA, Ankara
University, Turkey
Location: 446 {NB}
Session Organizer: Evangelia TASTSOGLOU, Authors and Papers
Saint Mary's University, Canada
Katherine MEYER, The Ohio State University, USA and
Anne PRICE, University of South Florida Polytechnic, USA
14:30 - 16:00 Women's political action in the Middle East:
Engagement and norms
581 Gender empowerment and
microfinance: Theoretical and Rabab ABDULHADI, San Francisco State University, USA
empirical perspectives Producing knowledge for justice? Gender/sexuality
studies and the consumption of Arabs and Muslims
Location: 453 {NB}
Session Organizer: Bahira Sherif TRASK, Nazanin SHAHROKNI, UC Berkeley, USA
University of Delaware, USA Ideologies in motion: Gender-segregated buses in
Tehran, Iran
Authors and Papers
Stephne HERSELMAN, University of South Africa,

South Africa
Group-based activities, mutual support and poverty
relief: Women in microfinance in South Africa
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14:30 - 16:00 09:00 - 10:30
603 Women, leisure and family in the 618 Challenging the logic of
age of transformations neoliberalism: Labor-feminist
coalitions and work-family policy
Joint Session
campaigns
RC09 Social Transformations and Sociology Joint Session
of Development RC32 Women in Society
RC13 Sociology of Leisure (host committee) RC44 Labor Movements (host committee)
Location: APT 110 {OB} Location: 29 {OB}

10:45 - 12:15
Saturday 4 August 686 The ethics of intersectional politics
and the challenges to alliances and
09:00 - 10:30 coalition building in and outside
academe
617 Aging and the care crisis
Joint Session
Location: 446 {NB}
Session Organizer: Francesca DEGIULI,
CUNY, USA
Location: 446 {NB}
Authors and Papers
Debra KING, Flinders University, Australia
Whither the migrant workforce in community (in-home)
12:30 - 14:00
aged care in Australia?
726 Women, Islamic piety and social
Susanne GOETZ, Institute for Employment Researchm,
justice: ‘The headscarf ban’ at the
Germany
intersections of intimate and public
Reconciling paid work and care in Germany: Only a
democratization
women`s matter?
Location: 446 {NB}
Lourdes BENERIA, Cornell University, USA and Maria
Session Organizer: Dilek CINDOGLU, Bilkent
MARTINEZ-IGLESIAS, Universitat Rovira i Virgili, Spain
University, Turkey
Economic crisis and elder care system in Spain
Chair: Nazanin SHAHROKNI, UC Berkeley, USA
Helma LUTZ, University of Frankfurt am Main, Germany Panelists: Gul OZYEGIN, The College of
The European divide: Care politics in Europe William and Mary, USA; Ayse SAKTANBER,
Middle East Technical University, Turkey;
Karina BATTHYANY, Udelar, Uruguay
Gökce YURDAKUL, Humboldt University
Envejecimiento, cuidados y género
Berlin, Germany and Asli Cirakman DEVECI,
Middle Eastern Technical University of
Ankara, Turkey
 240 
Gul OZYEGIN, The College of William and Mary, 753 Women, poverty and the struggle
USA for survival
Educated gender, unattached desires: Muslim pious
Location: 17 {OB}
women’s narratives
Session Organizers: Anita DASH, Ravenshaw
Ayse SAKTANBER, Middle East Technical University, University, India and Sattish SHARMA, HP
Turkey University, India
A paradoxical reconciliation: The headscarf issue as
Authors and Papers
a search for social justice and democratization
Sarah SILVA TELLES, Pontifícia Universidade Católica
Dilek CINDOGLU, Bilkent University, Turkey
do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
The contested boundaries of the patriarchal political
Women in poverty: Intergenerational experiences
culture in Turkey: Women’s reputation, honor and the
headscarf Jef HENDRICKX and Stef ADRIAENSSENS, University
College Brussels, Belgium
Leila BENHADJOUDJA, Université du Québec à
Why culture makes a difference: Explaining women’s
Montréal, Canada
prostitution by social closure and the traditionalist
Le féminisme islamique : Un contre-public subalterne ?
gender norm
Patience ELABOR-IDEMUDIA, University of

14:30 - 16:00
Saskatchewan, Canada
751 Violence, liberty and African immigrant women’s entrepreneurships in
constitutionalism: Feminist Canada as pathway for alleviating poverty:
perspectives Challenges, conflicts and successes
Location: 446 {NB} Molly CHATTOPADHYAY, Giridih, India

Session Organizer and Chair: Kalpana Women miners of India: Gender wage gap
KANNABIRAN, Council for Social
Birendra SUNA, Chanderprabhu Jain College of
Development, India
Higher Studies, India
Authors and Papers Poverty eradication and women’s empowerment: A
sociological setting of social capital & self-help groups
Lotsmart FONJONG and Irene SAMA-LANG,
University of Buea, Cameroon
Rethinking existing strategies for promoting women’s 16:15 - 17:45
land rights in Cameroon: Building gender capacity
768 RC32 Round Table: The shifitng
for male actors
ground of feminist action and analysis
Linda CHRISTIANSEN-RUFFMAN, Saint Mary's
Location: SUM {OB}
University, Canada
Session Organizers: Vappu TYYSKA, Ryerson
Violence, liberty and constitutionalism: A historical
University, Canada and Linda
and contemporary reflection from Atlantic Canada
CHRISTIANSEN-RUFFMAN, Saint Mary's
Veena POONACHA, Research Center for Women’s University, Canada
Studies, India
Gender violence in conflict zones: A story from
Gadchiroli, Maharashtra
 241 
Authors and Papers Les femmes em mouviment : La participation politique
contre les barrages et par les droits sociaux à la zona
Andreia de LIMA SILVA, Universidade Federal de
da mata de Minas Gerais – BR
Pernambuco, Brazil
Territorialidad e idiomas: Diálogos, memorias de la Danyelle Nilin GONÇALVES, Universidade Federal
mujer de los movimientos sociales en la política de do Ceará, Brazil
formación en el contexto de la productividad de la Cuidar de la comunidad: La actuación de las
economía de reproducción promotoras de paz
Rosimeire SILVA, University of Coimbra, Portugal

770 RC32 Round Table: Women,
Women in the streets and affections: Revisiting the
mothers, families
debate on the “affective turn” in feminist theory
Location: SUM {OB}
Solange SIMOES, Eastern Michigan University, USA
Survey methodology and gender political inequality:
University, Canada and Linda
Are imported questions undermeasuring women’s
CHRISTIANSEN-RUFFMAN, Saint Mary's
activism in the global south?
University, Canada
Ligaya LINDIO-McGOVERN, Indiana University, USA
Authors and Papers
Conducting international fieldwork: Methodological
and ethical issues and their significance in Esther HERNÁNDEZ-MEDINA, Instituto Tecnológico
conceptualizing feminist research de Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
“Take your rosaries out of our ovaries”: Counter-
Per WISSELGREN, Umeå University, Sweden
hegemony, and the multiplier effects of the Dominican
‘Not too many ladies, but too few men’: On the gendered
feminist movement
co-construction of social science and its publics
Erika VAN ROMPAEY, Universidad de la República
769 RC32 Round Table: Women in social del Uruguay, Uruguay
movements El cuidado social y las políticas públicas. Su
incidencia en el empleo, la formación y cualificación
Location: SUM {OB}
de las trabajadoras en el cuidado en domicilio de
dependientes: El caso barcelonés y montevideano
University Canada and Linda
CHRISTIANSEN-RUFFMAN, Saint Mary's Pilar GONALONS PONS, University of Wisconsin-
University, Canada Madison, USA
Migrants at the service of gender equality, framing
Authors and Papers
the resurgence of paid domestic workers in the EU
Elisabeth TUIDER and Miriam TRZECIAK, University of
Elzbieta Anna CZAPKA and Izabela LUCJAN, Marie
Kassel, Germany
Curie-Sklodowska University, Poland
El movimiento de mujeres zapatistas – Una
Socio-economic consequences of professional activity
perspectiva poscolonial hacia las políticas de
of women. A case of Poland
inclusión y el concepto de la democratización
Ana Josefina CUEVAS HERNANDEZ, Universidad de
Sonia JAMES-WILSON, Catalyst Research and
Colima, Mexico
Development, USA and Laura JAMES, Laura James
Empobrecimiento de la familia tras la ruptura o
Fine Art, USA
muerte de la pareja
The nanny series: A postcolonial reading
Aline Guizardi DELESPOSTE, Ana Louise CARVALHO

FIUZA and Érika AMORIM, Universidade Federal de
Viçosa, Brazil
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RC33 José Mauricio ARGUELLES PEREZ, Instituto Tecnológico
y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, Mexico
Logic and Methodology Meaning of work and elderly
in Sociology Glaucia DESTRO DE OLIVEIRA, Universidade Estadual

de Campinas, Brazil
When the old person is the other
Programme Coordinator: Nina BAUR,
University of Berlin, Germany
32 RC33 Round Table: Epistemology
and Research Design

Wednesday 1 August Session Organizer: Godfrey St. BERNARD,
The University of the West Indies, Trinidad
and Tobago
09:00 - 10:30
Authors and Papers
31 RC33 Round Table: Empirical
Methods in Aging Research. Part II A-chin HSIAU, Institute of Sociology, Taiwan
Sociology as social memory: Narrative identity and
knowledge construction in the study of “Chinese
Session Organizer: Godfrey St. BERNARD,
modernization” in post-war Taiwan
and Tobago Victor VAKHSHTAYN, Russian Presidential Academy of
National Economy and Public Administration, Russia
Authors and Papers
Sociologism and sociology: Cognitive styles of
Verónica MONTES DE OCA, Universidad Nacional sociological explanation
Autónoma de México, México, and Rogelio SAENZ,
University of Texas at San Antonio, USA 33 RC33 Round Table: Process-
Salud, envejecimiento y migración Mexico-Estados Oriented Methodology and Theories
Unidos: Una aproximación desde el curso de vida {*} in Historical and Comparative
Sociology. Part II
Sanjukta DAS, Kendrapara Autonomous College, India
Successful aging: A socio psychological prospective Location: 27&28 {OB}
Patrick KUTSCHAR, Barbara MITTERLEHNER, Cornelia
KRÜGER, Jürgen OSTERBRINK and Marco
and Tobago
HUFNAGEL, Paracelsus Medical University, Austria
Screening of the cognitive state as an important Authors and Papers
precondition of empirical research among older
Cora ESCOLAR and Silvina FABRI, Universidad de
populations
Elisabet CEDERSUND, Linköping University, Sweden Memoria y espacio social. La territorialización de la
Discursive positioning in everyday encounters in elder memoria
care
Tamara GRIGOROWITSCHS, Universidade de São
Elena DEL BARRIO, Unai DIAZ-ORUETA, Mayte Paulo, Brazil
SANCHO, Javier YANGUAS and Elena URDANETA, El método comparativo de Max Weber: El papel de
Ingema-San Sebastián, Spain las tipologías del capitalismo en la comprensión de la
Un acercamiento al fenómeno housing a través de economía moderna
metodología cualitativa y cuantitativa {*}
 243 
José Antônio SILVA JUNIOR, Brazil 12:30 - 14:00
La problemática en los estudios sociológicos de la
96 Process-Oriented Methodology and
democracia. Estudio comparativo sobre la
Theories in Historical and
democracia en Brasil y México
Gonzalo SEID, Universidad de Buenos Aires - Instituto
Joint Session
de Investigaciones Gino Germani, Argentina
Reflexiones metodológicas sobre imágenes de clases
sociales {*}
Adriana GARCIA ANDRADE, Universidad Autónoma
Location: 31 {OB}
Una mirada más compleja del amor: Niveles
analíticos y métodos específicos / Love as a scientific 116 Empirical Methods in Aging
object: Analytical levels and specific methods {*} Research 1
Márcia FRAGA SAMPAIO and Edna Joint Session

CHERNICHARO, Universidade do Estado do Rio de RC33 Logic and Methodology in Sociology
Janeiro, Brazil (host committee)
Memoria cultural: Guardiães da história e de RC11 Sociology of Aging
tradições comunidade da mangueira-RJ
Location: 24 {OB}
34 RC33 Round Table: Qualitative
Methods in the Sociology of
Religion. Part III
Thursday 2 August
09:00 - 10:30
The University of the West Indies
209 Ethnography
Authors and Papers
Location: 24 {OB}
Celia ARRIBAS, Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil
Session Organizers: Grit PETSCHICK and
Creencias biografiadas: Reflexiones metodológicas
Robert J. SCHMIDT, Technical University
sobre la pluralización confesional en Brasil
Berlin, Germany
Miguel ALGRANTI, CAEA-CONICET, Argentina
Authors and Papers
Memoria e identidad religiosa
Cecile VERMOT, Université Paris Descartes, France
Azucena REYES SUAREZ, and Leandro Ezequiel
Fieldwork’s praxis, production of data and
POTASCHNER, UNCuyo, Argentina
interpretation: A case study of anger and nostalgia
Tensiones y negociaciones entre religión y política: El
caso de la educación sexual en las escuelas en la Liliia ZEMNUKHOVA, Russian Presidential Academy
provincia de Mendoza of National Economy and Public Service, Russia
Human-computer interaction: Between sociological
theory and ethnographic data
Rachel GONG, Stanford University, USA

TWOP forums: Taking the pulse of an online community
René TUMA, Technical University Berlin, Germany

Ethnography of interpretation
 244 
Pavel STEPANTSOV, The Russian Presidential Academy 10:45 - 12:15
of National Economy and Public Administration, Russia
480 Experimental Sociology
Methodological issues with interpretative
comprehension of social actions: Analyzing Location: 24 {OB}
interaction with contemporary art objects Session Organizer: Klarita GËRXHANI,
University of Amsterdam, Netherlands
317 Videography and the Analysis of Arthur SCHRAM, University of Amsterdam,

Visual Knowledge and Culture Netherlands and Gary CHARNESS, University of
California at Santa Barbara, USA
Joint Session
Social and moral norms in the laboratory
(host committee) Klarita GERXHANI, University of Amsterdam,
RC14 Sociology of Communication, Netherlands, Jordi BRANDTS, Universitat de Autònoma
Knowledge and Culture de Barcelona, Spain and Arthur SCHRAM, University
of Amsterdam, Netherlands
Location: 24 {OB}
The emergence of social structure: Employer
information networks in an experimental labor market
Mariano SANA, Vanderbilt University, USA,

16:15 - 17:45
Alexander WEINREB, University of Texas at Austin,
393 Methodology and its Role in USA and Guy STECKLOV, Hebrew University, Israel
Interrogating Social and Testing social theory with a survey experiment:
Demographic Dynamics Simmel’s stranger and social distance
Joint Session Karmo KROOS, Tallinn University, Estonia

RC33 Logic and Methodology in Sociology Crucial case study of case studies
(host committee)
Stefan DEISSLER, University of Göttingen, Germany
Explaining the survival of guerrilla organizations: The
Location: 24 {OB} pros and cons of virtual experiments {*}
12:30 - 14:00
541 Organizations and Mixed Methods.
Friday 3 August Possibilities and Requirements of a
Meso-Level Sociology
09:00 - 10:30
Joint Session
443 Qualitative Methods in the RC33 Logic and Methodology in Sociology
Sociology of Religion. Part I (host committee)
Joint Session
RC33 Logic and Methodology in Sociology Location: 24 {OB}
(host committee) For programme details see section Joint Sessions
Location: 24 {OB}
 245 
Saturday 4 August Natàlia CANTO-MILA and Francesc NUÑEZ,
Universitat Oberta de Catalunya/UOC, Spain
The communication of the invisible – The grounded
09:00 - 10:30
theory and autobiographic interviews as a way for
638 Qualitative Methods in the exploring the field of emotions
Sociology of Religion. Part II
Joint Session 12:30 - 14:00

709 Methods for the Sociological
(host committee)
Analysis of Affect and Emotion 2
Location: 24 {OB}
Location: 24 {OB}
Session Organizers and Chairs: Regine
HERBRIK, Technical University Berlin,
Germany and Stefan HÖHNE, Humboldt
10:45 - 12:15 Universität Berlin, Germany
669 Methods for the Sociological Authors and Papers

Analysis of Affect and Emotion 1
Alice POMA, EEHA-CSIC, Sevilla, Spain and
Location: 24 {OB} Tommaso GRAVANTE, Universidad de Sevilla, Sevilla,
Session Organizers: Regine HERBRIK, Spain
Technical University Berlin, Germany and The role of emotions in protest. A proposal of analysis
Christian von SCHEVE, Free University Berlin,
Wijbrandt VAN SCHUUR, University of Groningen,
Germany
Netherlands
Chairs: Gesche SCHAUENBURG, Free
An ordinal IRT model for the circular analysis of affect
University Berlin, Germany and Sonja
and emotions
FÜCKER, Free University Berlin, Germany
Jens AMBRASAT and Gesche SCHAUENBURG, Free
Authors and Papers
University Berlin, Germany
Mary HOLMES, Flinders University, Adelaide, Australia Large scale data for analyzing sentiments of sub-
Feeling your way: Exploring emotional reflexivity in cultures
joint interviews with couples in distance relationships
Gabrielle LE BIHAN, Loïc DESCHAMPS, Charles 14:30 - 16:00

LENAY and Dominique AUBERT, TSH, Université de
732 Analyzing Communities on the
Technologie de Compiègne, France
Internet
Remote communication of emotions through a tactile
device Location: 24 {OB}
Session Organizers and Chairs: Melanie
Stefan HOEHNE, Humboldt University Berlin, Germany
WENZEL, Technical University Berlin,
The outraged passenger – Complaint letters as
Germany and Andreas PETROVAJIA,
sources for sociology of emotions
University of Ljubljana, Slovenia
Deborah GOULD, University of California Santa Cruz,
Authors and Papers
USAG
When your data make you cry: Feelings in research Vivien SOMMER, Chemnitz University of Technology,
Germany
Personal and collective memory making in the World
Wide Web – History from below?
 246 
Elson MENEGAZZO, State University of Campinas,
RC34
Brazil
Dissolving interviews into conversations: Participating
in the everyday life of international migrants
Sociology of Youth
Mirko ANTINO, Stefano DE MARCO and José Manuel Programme Coordinators: James COTE,
ROBLES, Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain University of Western Ontario, Canada;
Assesing a measurement model for digital political Ani WIERENGA, University of Melbourne,
participation {*} Australia and Howard WILLIAMSON,
University of Glamorgan, United Kingdom
16:15 - 17:45
765 Methods for Sociology of Memory
(Spanish Language Session) Wednesday 1 August
Location: 24 {OB}
Session Organizers: Alejandro BAER and 09:00 - 10:30
Bernt SCHNETTLER, Bayreuth University,
22 New Alliances among the Young:
Germany
Political Action, Citizenship, and
Authors and Papers Engagement
Natalia CROCCO, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Location: 448 {NB}

Argentina Session Organizer: Howard WILLIAMSON,
El análisis crítico del discurso como herramienta de University of Glamorgan
investigación en los estudios de memoria Chair: Ani WIERENGA, University of Melbourne
Luciana MESSINA, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Authors and Papers

Argentina
Anna-Britt COE, Isabel GOICOLEA and Ann
La práctica testimonial sobre la experiencia
ÖHMAN, Umeå University, Sweden
concentracionaria en Argentina
How do gender hierarchies matter for young people’s
Cora ESCOLAR and Silvina FABRI, Universidad de political action? Youth activism on sexual health in
Buenos Aires, Argentina Ecuador and Peru
Memoria y espacio social. La territorialización de la
Darcie VANDEGRIFT, Drake University, USA
memoria
Captain America and Simón Bolivar: Symbolic
Dolores SAN JULIAN, Universidad de Buenos Aires, boundaries and political subjectivity in Venezuelan
Argentina young adult interviews
Formas de interpelación sobre el pasado reciente: El
Marina CAMPUSANO, UNNE, Argentina
"día nacional de la memoria" en el ex centro
Comunicación comunitaria y juventud:
clandestino de detención mansión Seré-Atila
¿Reconfiguraciones del ser joven?
Antar MARTÍNEZ GUZMAN, Universidad de Colima,
Celeste GOMEZ ROMERO, Observatorio de
Mexico
Juventud, Paraguay and Anibal CABRERA
La perspectiva narrativa en la investigación social
ECHEVERRIA, Paraguay Educa, Paraguay
sobre identidad {*}
Political culture of rural young people in Misiones,
Paraguay
 247 
Miriam KRIGER, CONICET-UBA-FLACSO, Argentina 76 RC34 Round Table: Efectos de las
Modelos de ciudadanía y su rol en la construcción características y cambios de la
política de la nación, como proyecto común: Un economia sobre el empleo juvenil /
análisis de las representaciones de jóvenes Effects of economy changes on
egresantes del sistema escolar (Ciudad de Buenos youth employment
Aires y Conurbano Bonarense, 2010-11)
Location: SUM {OB}
Mariela EDELSTEIN, Universidad nacional de Session Organizer: Rosa María
Córdoba, Argentina CAMARENA-CÓRDOVA, Universidad
Lelikelen, una experiencia de identidad colectiva y Nacional Autónoma de México
nuevas oportunidades {*}
Authors and Papers
Alexia MASSHOLDER, CONICET-UBA, Argentina
Verónica ARDENGHI, Universidad Autonoma de
El surgimiento de la revista pasado y presente. Una
Barcelona, Spain
mirada desde lo generacional {*}
Jóvenes y trabajo en la España de la crisis: Entre el
desempleo y la precariedad laboral
10:45 - 12:15
María Isabel DOMÍNGUEZ GARCÍA, Centro de
75 RC34 Round Table: Desigualdades y Investigaciones Psicológicas y Sociológicas (CIPS), Cuba
precariedades en las trayectorias Juventud-trabajo en el caso cubano. Impactos del
laborales / Inequalities and reordenamiento económico actual
precariousness in employment
Juan Ignacio BONFIGLIO, Instituto de Investigaciones
trajectories
Gino Germani, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Location: SUM {OB} Efectos del cambio estructural sobre las trayectorias
Session Organizer: Claudia JACINTO, ocupacionales de jóvenes de sectores populares en la
CONICET/IDES, Argentina Argentina de fines de siglo XX
Authors and Papers

77 RC34 Round Table: Nuevos
Dan WOODMAN, University of Melbourne, Australia fenomenos laborales en un mundo
The young precariat: How the rise of precarious globalizado / New labour
employment is reshaping youth inequality phenomena in a globalized world
Pablo Ernesto PEREZ and Mariana BUSSO, CEIL- Location: SUM {OB}
PIETTE/CONICET, Argentina Session Organizer: Ada FREYTES FREY,
Los jóvenes argentinos y la "imprevisibilidad" de sus University of Avellaneda, Argentina
trayectorias laborales
Authors and Papers
Maria Carla CORROCHANO, Universidade Federal
Minori MATSUTANI, Kyoto University, Japan
de São Carlos, Brazil
Career building in the process of migration:
Searching for a “true work”: The paths and projects
Contemporary Japanese youth emigrants to China
of the poor youth at São Paulo
Anjali BHATIA, University of Delhi, India
Patricia VENDRAMIN, Fondation Travail-Université,
Constitution of youth in fast food culture: An inquiry
Belgium
into global-local dynamics in contemporary India
Generations at work and social cohesion
Maritza URTEAGA, Escuela Nacional de
Alicia KOSSOY, Ministerio de Trabajo, Argentina
Antropologia e Historia,Mexico
Formas identitarias de la precariedad: El trabajo de
Creatividad y emprendimiento juvenil en la ciudad de
los jóvenes de clases populares
México
 248 
Satoshi IDO, Aichi Prefectural University, Japan 79 RC34 Round Table: Subjetividades,
Social function as intermediate group of leisure representaciones sociales y sentidos
service industry in local community in a Japanese del trabajo / Subjectivities, labour
mountain village representations and meanings
Location: SUM {OB}

78 RC34 Round Table: Políticas de
Session Organizer: María Eugenia LONGO,
formación laboral y de empleo
LEST-CNRS, France
juvenil / Youth employment and
training policies Authors and Papers
Location: SUM {OB} Fabiana ESPÍNDOLA, El Colegio de México, Mexico

Session Organizer: Ana MIRANDA, Jóvenes y trabajo: ¿De la aleatoriedad al
FLACSO, Argentina distanciamiento?
Authors and Papers María Eugenia LONGO, LEST-CNRS, France

Singularización, heterogeneización y desigualdad: El
Steven Sek-yum NGAI, Ngan-pun NGAI, Chinese
peso de las disposiciones laborales en la
University of Hong Kong and Chau-kiu CHEUNG,
diferenciación de las trayectorias de jóvenes
City University of Hong Kong
Pathways from school to work: Can service Charles dos SANTOS, Universidade Federal de São
participation and social capital improve Carlos, Brazil
developmental outcomes of economically Juventud y trabajo en la agroindustria cañaviera de
disadvantaged youth? Alagoas (Brasil)
Chin-Chun YI, Ming-Yi CHANG, Academia Sinica, Sampson BLAIR, the State University of New York, USA
Taiwan and Gang-Hua FAN, Shih-Hsin University, Taiwan Adolescents’ occupational aspirations: The changing
The effect of educational and occupation status on nature of family and individual influence
adolescent depressive trajectories in Taiwan
Camila DELEO, Marina ADAMINI and Julieta
Mikito TERACHI, University of Tokyo, Japan LONGO, CONICET, Argentina
Self-development and plurality of self for Japanese Trayectorias laborales y sentidos del trabajo:
youths: An analysis of undergraduate students from a Repercusiones de la precariedad laboral en la
perspective of interpersonal skill gap valoración del trabajo de los jóvenes
Dr. Franziska SCHREYER, Institute for Employment

Research, Germany 12:30 - 14:00
Activation without work? The sanctioning of jobless
119 Itinerary of research on youth
youth by employment services in Germany
studies in Argentina: Key analysis,
Verónica MILLENAAR, UNGS-IDES, Buenos Aires, perspectives and interdisciplinary
Argentina views
¿Profesionalización, orientación o acercamiento al
Location: 448 {NB}
trabajo? Incidencias de la formación profesional en
Chairs: Pedro NUNEZ, FLACSO-CONICET,
las trayectorias laborales de mujeres jóvenes de bajos
Argentina and Carles FEIXA, University of
recursos
Lleida, Spain
Discussant: Melina VAZQUEZ, Instituto de
Investigaciones Gino Germani FSOC-UBA,
Argentina
 249 
Authors and Papers Eduardo GEORJÃO FERNANDES, Mariana CHIES
SANTOS, Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio
Pablo VOMMARO, IIGG-UBA/CONICET/CLACSO,
Grande do Sul, Brazil, Mariana GARCIA,
Argentina
Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Brazil, Arthur
Balance crítico y perspectivas acerca de los estudios
AMARAL REIS, Fabiane SIMIONI, Eduardo
sobre juventudes y participación política en la
GUTIERREZ CORNELIUS and Cássio ROCHA DE
Argentina (1960-2010)
MACEDO, Univerisdade Federal do Rio Grande do
Mariana CHAVES, CONICET-UNLP-UNTREF, Sul, Brazil
Argentina Juvenile justice in Brazil
A 6 años del informe "investigaciones sobre
Maria Guadalupe VEGA-LOPEZ and Guillermo Julian
juventudes en Argentina: Estado del arte en ciencias
GONZALEZ-PEREZ, University of Guadalajara,
sociales" (2006): Trayectorias de investigación y
Mexico
emergencia de un campo de estudios
Bullying at secondary school: analyzing the profile of
Silvia ELIZALDE, CONICET/IIEGE-FILO-UBA, Argentina the aggressor
Articulaciones entre género, sexualidad y edad en los
Luciene JIMENEZ, Universidades Anhanguera/
estudios de juventud: Presupuestos ideológicos y
UNIBAN, Brazil
operaciones de la crítica
El género de la “delincuencia” {*}
Silvia GUEMUREMAN and Mariela MACRI, GEIA-
IIGG-UBA, Argentina
La configuración del campo de estudios sobre
Thursday 2 August
juventud, adolescencia e infancia en Argentina a
partir de la recuperación de la democracia
09:00 - 10:30
14:30 - 16:00 216 Mass higher education,
employment opportunities, and
164 Juvenile violence, policing and
youth
access to justice
Location: 448 {NB}
Location: 448 {NB}
Session Organizer: Vinod CHANDRA,
Session Organizer: Arturo ALVARADO, El
University of Lucknow, India
Colegio de México, México
Authors and Papers
Authors and Papers
Sandra FACHELLI and Jordi PLANAS, Autonomous
Julia PASIN, Universidad de Buenos Aires, IIGG -
University of Barcelona, Spain,
CONICET, Argentina
How does the crisis affect employability insertion of
Prevención social del delito orientada a jóvenes en la
university graduates in a context of high youth
ciudad de Buenos Aires
unemployment?
Noemi EHRENFELD LENKIEWICZ, Universidad
Hans DIETRICH, Institue for employment research,
Autónoma Metropolitana, Mexico
Germany
Youth studying at a public university: Perceptions and
Effects of tuition fees and socioeconomic background
experiences of violence
on the educational decision for higher education
Suzana Santos LIBARDI and Lucia Rabello de
Smita VERMA, Isabella Thoburn College, Lucknow,
CASTRO, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
India
“Subtle” violence: Young people’s interactions in peer
Women in higher education in globalized India: The
groups at school
travails of inclusiveness and social equality
 250 
Sarah PICKARD, Université Sorbonne Nouvelle, Sven MOERCH, Helle ANDERSEN and Torben
France BECHMANN JENSEN, Copenhagen University, Denmark
The democratisation of higher education in England Youth and culture in late modern Europe
and France: Greater and wider participation?
Elias LE GRAND, Swedish School of Textiles, Borås,
Siri HETTIGE, University of Colombo, Sri Lanka Sweden
Higher education, youth unemployment and social The symbolic power of class: Individualisation and
justice in Sri Lanka young working-class identities
Arvind Narayan MISHRA, Government of Uttar Nadia HAKIM, Open University of Catalonia, Spain
Pradesh, India Social geographies: Identity construction among young
Mass higher education, employment opportunities people in peripheral neighbourhoods of Barcelona
and youth {*}
265 RC34 Round Table: Identity
Wivian WELLER, University of Brasilia, Brazil
construction processes between
Academic experiences and plans for the future of
individualization and collective
young black women of low income families at the
experiences. Part I
University of Brasilia, Brazil {*}
Location: SUM {OB}
Ieva KARKLINA, Aleksandrs ALEKSANDROVS and Ilze
Session Organizer: Mariana CHAVES,
KOROLEVA, University of Latvia, Latvia
CONICET-UNLP-UNTREF
Occupational choice for personal vs. public benefit:
Comparison of soviet and post-soviet youth cohorts {*} Authors and Papers
René BENDIT, Ana MIRANDA and Agustina CORICA, Pablo Francisco DI LEO, Ana Clara CAMAROTTI,
FLACSO, Argentina, Pablo Daniel BORDA, Victoria FARINA, Mariana
Youth transitions to adulthood in a globalized world: GONZALEZ, Natalia Laura GONZALEZ, Martín
High-school graduates itineraries in Argentina 10 GÜELMAN, Romina RAMÍREZ, Sebastián Ezequiel
years later {*} SUSTAS, María Cecilia TOURIS, María Soledad
VÁZQUEZ and Alejandro Marcelo VILLA, Instituto de
Maria Carla CORROCHANO, Universidade Federal
de São Carlos, Brazil
Education, work and youth: Research and public
Identidades, soportes y experiencias biográficas:
policies in Brazil {*}
Heterogeneidades y regularidades en los procesos de
individuación de jóvenes en barrios marginalizados
10:45 - 12:15 del área metropolitana de Buenos Aires
264 RC34 Round Table: Class, place and Pedro BRAVO REINOSO, Colectivo Internacional de
identity Pensamiento y Prácticas de Infancia y Juventudes, Paraguay
El cuerpo como manifestación política de las culturas
Location: SUM {OB}
juveniles
Session Organizer: Natalia WAECHTER,
Institute for Advanced Studies, Austria Sara Victoria ALVARADO SALGADO, Héctor Fabio
OSPINA SERNA, María Camila OSPINA ALVARADO
Authors and Papers
and Jhoana PATIÑO LOPEZ, Centro de estudios
Johanna WYN and Hernan CUERVO, The University avanzados en niñez y juventud- CINDE-U, Colombia
of Melbourne, Australia Ampliación de sentidos sobre las prácticas políticas
Young people, place and identity: Young Australians de los jóvenes vinculados a siete movimientos sociales
in relation to rural settings en Colombia: Jóvenes performando lo político,
construcción social de identidad y subjetividad
 251 
Rita Alves OLIVEIRA, Pontifícia Universidade Católica Authors and Papers
Jens Lunnan HJORT, University of Oslo, Norway
Usos de las tecnologías digitales y construcción de
Young people’s assessments of factors for doing well
identidades colectivas por grupos de jóvenes de São
in life: A comparative examination of Norwegian and
Paulo
British youth survey data
Alicia KOSSOY, Ministerio de Trabajo, Argentina
Sylvain MARTET, Université du Québec à Montréal,
Identidad social de jovenes suburbanos de clases
Canada
populares en Argentina
“Subgenrification” as a cultural strategy
266 RC34 Round Table: Identity Tomohiko ASANO, Tokyo Gakugei University, Japan
construction processes between Multiple selves and identity capital among Japanese
individualization and collective university students
experiences. Part II
268 RC34 Round Table: Youth activism
Location: SUM {OB}
and resistance in the process of
Session Organizer: Julieta INFANTINO,
identity construction
Location: SUM {OB}
Authors and Papers
Session Organizer: Ada FREYTES FREY,
Paulo CARRANO, Universidade Federal Fluminense, University of Avellaneda, Argentina
Brazil, Juarez DAYRELL, Universidade Federal de
Authors and Papers
Minas Gerais, Brazil and Elmir ALMEIDA,
Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil Nicole GALLANT, Institut national de la recherche
Sociability, leisure and development of lifestyles of scientifique, Canada
young people in contemporary Brazilian reality Scales of community and solidarity in the global age:
Le role of collective activism in shaping identities
Mariela MOSQUEIRA, CONICET y Universidad de
among (national minority) youth
Procesos de construcción de subjetividades juveniles Aletta DIEFENBACH, Freie Universität Berlin, Germany
en comunidades evangélico-pentecostales en el Área Young, Muslim and German: Precarious identity
metropolitana de Buenos Aires constructions and the need for communal belonging
Otavio RAPOSO CIES-ISCTE/IUL, Portugal Jamile GUIMARAES, Universidade Federal da Bahia,

"Nosotros somos una familia". La construcción de la Brazil
identidad b-boy Youth participation as an individuation and
socialization experience: Rebuilding identity
Irapuan Peixoto LIMA FILHO, Universidade Estadual
do Ceará, Brazil Ranmalie JAYASINHA, University of New South
Lifestyle and social networks in the Brazil’s rock and Wales, Australia and Joanne TRAVAGLIA, University of
roll fans New South Wales, Australia
Multiple sources of belonging, difference and
267 RC34 Round Table: Identity,
resistance: Conceptualising second generation youth
education and resistance
identity(s) and experience(s)
Location: SUM {OB}
Ana Karina BRENNER, Universidade do Estado do
Session Organizer: Pedro NUNEZ, FLACSO-
CONICET, Argentina
Youth activism in political parties: A case study with
university students
 252 
321 Working with, for, and through Paola CARRIEL and Rodrigo Reis NAVARRO,
young people: Community, public Universidade Federal do Paraná, Brazil
care and custody Majority age and exclusion of poor youth in Brazil
Location: 448 {NB} Marcela Alejandra PAIS ANDRADE, UBA/

Chair: Trudi COOPER, Edith Cowan CONICET/UADER, Argentina
University, Australia Jóvenes ciudadanxs y derechos culturales
Authors and Papers Fabiana ESPÍNDOLA, El Colegio de México, Mexico

Desigualdad social: Un reto para el desarrollo
Ilze TRAPENCIERE, University of Latvia, Latvia
ciudadano de los jóvenes montevideanos
Social and vocational integration of youth leaving
residential care Miriam KRIGER, CONICET-UBA-FLACSO, Argentina
and Hernán FERNANDEZ-CID, FLACSO, Argentina
Hugo César MORENO HERNANDEZ, Universidad
Los jóvenes y la construcción de identidad
Iberoamericana, Mexico
ciudadana. De la identificación del "ciudadano
Pandillas, estado penal y desciudadanización
ideal" a la propuesta de acción. Una aproximación a
Sinead GORMALLY, University of Strathclyde, las acciones y relatos de ciudadanía de jóvenes
Scotland escolarizados de CABA y conurbano
Defending your people: The role of street gangs in
maintaining the integrity of economically deprived
16:15 - 17:45
communities
387 Generations and intergenerational
Maurice DEVLIN, National University of Ireland, Ireland
relationships in the global age
Trends and tensions in the professionalization of
youth work Location: 448 {NB}
Session Organizers: Dan WOODMAN,
Michael HEATHFIELD, Harold Washington College,
University of Melbourne, Australia and Carles
USA
FEIXA, University of Lleida, Spain
Chicago voices: Youth workers struggling with
Chair: Carmen LECCARDI, University of
schooling and welfare
Milan-Biococca, Italy
Maximiliano CARNEIRO-DA-CUNHA, Circe
Authors and Papers
MONTEIRO and Antonio ROAZZI, Universidade
Federal de Pernambuco-UFPE, Brasil Pam NILAN, University of Newcastle, Australia
Criminal experiences of youth: Investigating reasons Intergenerational family relations and career choice
and sentiments of young offenders {*} of young people in Indonesia
Maria ALEU, CONICET-FLACSO, Argentina Sanna AALTONEN, Finnish Youth Research Society,
Los vínculos emocionales de respeto desde la perspectiva Finland and Sakari KARVONEN, National Institute for
de los estudiantes de escuelas secundarias {*} Health and Welfare, Finland
Young people’s aspirations in the context of
intergenerational relations
14:30 - 16:00
Gilberto GERIBOLA MORENO, Universidade de São
331 Citizenship and in/exclusion
Paulo, Brazil
Location: 448 {NB} Generations relationships in the periphery of São Paulo
Session Organizer: Darcie VANDERGRIFT,
Drake University, USA
 253 
Peter KELLY, Deakin University, Australia 10:45 - 12:15
Growing up after the GFC: Untimely re-imaginings of
517 Young people as actors of
identity, democracy and enterprise
development in transitional
Sandra WOLANSKI, Universidad de Buenos Aires, countries: Ethnic majority and
Argentina minority youth
Entre jóvenes transformadores y militantes históricos:
Location: 448 {NB}
Generaciones y práctica gremial entre los
Chair: Ilze KOROLEVA, University of Latvia
trabajadores/as telefónicos de la Ciudad de Buenos
Aires Authors and Papers
Sebastian FUENTES, CONICET/FLACSO/Untref, Natalia WAECHTER, Institute for Advanced Studies,

Argentina Austria
“Cambios": Un análisis de las relaciones Ethnic identity, European identity and european
intergeneracionales en torno al rugby y la escuela participation of youth in the eastern EU border region
privada {*}
Inta MIERINA, University of Warsaw, Poland and
Marilena NAKANO, Maria Elena VILLAR E VILLAR Ritma RUNGULE, Rîga Stradin‚š University, Latvia
and Vanderlei MARIANO, Centro Universitário Youth and political alienation in post-communist
Fundação Santo André, Brazil countries
Jeunes travailleurs universitaires : D’une génération à
Grey MAGAIZA, South Africa
l’autre, changements et continuités {*}
Social entrepreneurship as an inclusive youth
development strategy in South Africa
Doris BUEHLER-NIEDERBERGER and Jessica

Friday 3 August SCHWITTEK, University of Wuppertal, Germany
Youth in Kyrgyzstan – Structures, orientations,
09:00 - 10:30 tensions {*}
435 Keywords in youth studies Rene UNDA, UPS-CLACSO, Ecuador

Acción colectiva juvenil y transición democrática en
Location: 448 {NB}
el Ecuador: Formas asociativas juveniles en el
Session Organizer: Nancy LESKO, Columbia
gobierno de la “revolución ciudadana” {*}
University
Veronica FILARDO, Universidad de la República, Uruguay
Authors and Papers
Transiciones a la vida adulta en Uruguay: Fractura
Susan TALBURT, Georgia State University, USA múltiple expuesta {*}
Introduction to keywords in youth studies
Carles FEIXA, University of Lleida, Spain 12:30 - 14:00

Leisure
565 Youth cultures and new social
Martha MARIN, Colombia movements in the context of the
Subcultures digital revolution
Nancy LESKO, Columbia University, USA Location: 448 {NB}

Enchantment in youth studies Session Organizer: Dan WOODMAN,
University of Melbourne
Chair: Airi-Alina ALLASTE, Tallinn University
 254 
Authors and Papers José Antonio TREJO SANCHEZ, Universidad
Sandra RODRIGUEZ, University of Montreal,
Rebeldes del Maguey: Rituales de interacción en el
Montreal, Canada
punk toluqueño
Catching youth’s drift: Understanding collective action
among a Web 2.0 driven generation Vinícius TEIXEIRA PINTO, UFSM, Brazil
Rap en Santa Maria (Brasil): Hacia una comprensión
Kate TILLECZEK and Ron SRIGLEY, University of Prince
contextual del habitus del hip-hop {*}
Edward Island, Canada
Technology’s paradox: Theorizing digital media and Airi-Alina ALLASTE, Tallinn University, Estonia
young lives Deviant or distinctive subcultures? Translocal
subcultural trends in eastern european context {*}
Luke GOODE, University of Auckland, New Zealand
Pirate politics and digital ethics Ken ROBERTS, University of Liverpool, United Kingdom
Youth cultures and social change {*}
Joaquín LINNE and Diego BASILE, UBA-IIGG, Argentina
Usos de las netbooks estatales en jóvenes Silvia Victoria VALENCIA, Generations and
adolescentes de sectores populares intergenerational relationships in the global age,
Colombia
Natalia GARRIDO, UBA-CONICET, Argentina
Música e indumentaria, formas de relación juvenil {*}
Youth socio-political participation in Buenos Aires
and São Paulo. Public space and use of ICT Ichiyo HABUCHI, Hirosaki University, Japan
Anxiety for marriage among Japanese youth {*}
Natalya KOMAROVA, Russia
The influence of the mass media on youth
socialization in modern society: The case of Russia {*}
Saturday 4 August
14:30 - 16:00
10:45 - 12:15
605 Youth cultures from a cosmopolitan
perspective 673 Priorities in youth studies in the
BRICS countries: Changes and
Location: 448 {NB}
challenges for the future
Session Organizer: Vincenzo CICCHELLI,
Gemass, France Location: 448 {NB}
Session Organizer: Tom DWYER, University
Authors and Papers
of Campinas, Brazil
Charlotte FABIANSSON, Victoria University, Australia Discussant: Peilin LI, Chinese Academy of
Ethnic young people’s experiences of feeling valued Social Sciences, China
and safe in a multicultural cosmopolitan society
Authors and Papers
Nicole GALLANT Institut national de la recherche
Ishwar MODI, Indian Sociological Society, India
scientifique, Canada and Michele ALTOMONTE,
Youth in India: Aspirations and Challenges
Università di Torino, Italy
Transnational youth subcultures as pathways to Jay GOVENDER, Nelson Mandela Metropolitan
cosmopolitan openness University, South Africa
Towards social justice and democracy: Unraveling
Steve THREADGOLD, University of Newcastle, Australia
South African youth in the education and labour
Cosmopolitan class? Cruise ship training and
market systems
employment in south East Asia the transnational
relationally of class inequality
 255 
Mikhail GORSHKOV, Institute of Sociology of the 14:30 - 16:00
Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia
746 Special session on the Forum
A review of major themes and questions in youth
theme: Are the available youth
studies in post-reform Russia
sociology discourses adequate to
Chunling LI, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, China capture the biggest questions of our
Expansion of high education and equalization of time? Where are we going, what
educational attainment in China are we missing?
Tom DWYER, University of Campinas, Brazil Location: 448 {NB}

Contemporary perspectives of Brazilian youth Session Organizer: Ani WIERENGA,
sociology University of Melbourne, Australia
Chair: Howard WILLIAMSON, University of
Glamorgan, United Kingdom
12:30 - 14:00
Authors and Papers
712 Open session on the Forum theme:
Social justice and democratization James COTE, University of Western Ontario, Canada
“It’s the Political Economy, ------!”
Location: 448 {NB}
Session Organizer: Ani WIERENGA, Breitner TAVARES, University of Alagoas, Brazil
University of Melbourne, Austrlia Sociology of youth: From deviant youth to the youth’s
Chair: Howard WILLIAMSON, University of contemporary protagonism
Glamorgan, United Kingdom

Amana MATTOS, Universidade do Estado do Rio de 771 RC34 Business Meeting
Janeiro, Brazil
Location: 448 {NB}
Meanings of freedom for young people: Tensions
Chair: James COTE, University of Western
between individual and collective life
Ontario, Canada
Jamile GUIMARAES, Universidade Federal da Bahia,
Brazil
Sexuality as a citizenship right: Social participation in
young homossexuals’ mentality change
Hernan CUERVO, University of Melbourne, Australia

From egalitarianism to meritocracy: The spatial
metamorphosis of social justice in youth transition to
adulthood
Ani WIERENGA, University of Melbourne, Australia

The future, democratic practice, and learning for
global citizenship
 256 
RC35 Mariano SASIN, Universidad de Buenos Aires,
Argentina
Conceptual and The community of society: Some notes on the ubiquity

of the notion of community in the theory of society of
Terminological Analysis Niklas Luhmann {*}
Programme Coordinator: David

10:45 - 12:15
STRECKER, University of Jena, Germany
61 Epistemological challenges presented
by the experience of modernity in
non-Western contexts 1
Wednesday 1 August Location: 443 {NB}
Session Organizer: Sergio TAVOLARO,
09:00 - 10:30 University of Brasília, Brazil
Chair: Oliver KOZLAREK, Universidad
9 Community: A Key Sociological
Michoacana de San Nicolás de Hidalgo,
Concept
Mexico
Location: 443 {NB}
Authors and Papers
Session Organizers: Pablo DE MARINIS,
Instituto de Investigaciones Gino Germani, Josué SILVA, UNICAMP, Brazil
Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina and Critical note on citizenship in Brazil
Alejandro BIALAKOWSKY, Instituto de
Emil Albert SOBOTTKA1,2, Maria Eduarda OTA3 and
Investigaciones Gino Germani-Universidad de
João Carlos BASSANI3, (1)Pontifical Catholic
Universyty at Porto Alegre, Brazil, (2)National Counsel
Chair: Victoria HAIDAR, CONICET, Argentina
of Technological and Scientific Development, Brazil,
Co-Chair: Ana Lucía GRONDONA,
(3)Pontifical Catholic University at Porto Alegre, Brazil
From the individual feelings of injustice to the
Authors and Papers collective struggles: Challenges to the theory of
recognition
Daniel ALVARO, UBA/CONICET/Paris 8, Buenos
Aires, Argentina Dimas FLORIANI, Universidade Federal do Paraná, Brazil
El concepto moderno de comunidad Actores, racionalidades y redes de significación en
un cuadro de modernidades y culturas múltiples
Paulina Perla ARONSON, Instituto de Investigaciones
Gino Germani, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Daniela SANT’ANA, José Edmilson SOUZA-LIMA and
Argentina Dimas FLORIANI, Universidade Federal do Paraná,
La complementariedad entre comunidad y sociedad Brazil
según Weber Limits of the new social movements theory to
comprehend the environmentalism of the poor: A
Pablo DE MARINIS and Alejandro BIALAKOWSKY,
brief tematic overlook
Instituto de Investigaciones Gino Germani, Universidad
Notes for a sociological theory of community
(Analyzing the dimensions of an endless discussion)
Gabriel LICEAGA, Argentina

La "comunidad" como categoría de interpretación de las
luchas por el territorio en la Argentina contemporánea
 257 
12:30 - 14:00 David STRECKER, University of Jena, Germany
“Power and violence are opposites”: Reflections on a
136 Subjectivity, symbolic power and
self-delusion of political thought in light of slavery
social justice
André DRUMOND, Universidade Federal de Minas
Location: 443 {NB}
Gerais, Brazil
Session Organizers: Jochen DREHER,
Monarchy and slavery in the political thought of
University of Konstanz, Germany; Hermilio
Castro Alves
SANTOS, Pontificia Universidade Catolica de
Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil and Daniela LOPEZ,
Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina 12:30 - 14:00
Chair: Daniela LOPEZ, Universidad de
293 Epistemological challenges presented
by the experience of modernity in
Authors and Papers non-Western contexts 2
Thomas S. EBERLE, University of St. Gallen, Location: 443 {NB}

Switzerland, Switzerland Session Organizer: Sergio TAVOLARO,
Social justice and the implications of actors’ subjective University of Brasília
perspectives Chair: Sergio TAVOLARO, University of Brasília
Hisashi NASU, Waseda University, Japan Authors and Papers

An alternative way to inquire into social justice
Volker H. SCHMIDT, National University of Singapore,
Nikita KHARLAMOV, National Research University- Singapore
Higher School of Economics, Russia Challenges of global modernity
Hybrid subjectivity and understanding of social
Raewyn CONNELL and Nour DADOS, University of
action: On the phenomenology of ambivalence
Sydney, Australia
Jochen DREHER, University of Konstanz, Germany Theories of market society on a world scale
Subjectivity, relevance and the constitution of social justice
Sergio COSTA, Freie Universität Berlin, Germany
Which sociology? Exploring “non-western” interferences
Thursday 2 August Cláudio COSTA PINHEIRO, Getulio Vargas

Foundation, Brazil
Unimagined modernities. Rabindranath Tagore
10:45 - 12:15
posthumous writings and other forms of Brazilian
262 Power and slavery post-colonial imagination regarding India
Location: 443 {NB}

Session Organizers: David STRECKER, 14:30 - 16:00
University of Jena, Germany and Resarch
352 Postcolonialism and decoloniality:
Committee on Political Power Ipsa RC 36
A dialogue
Chair: Craig BROWNE, University of Sydney,
Australia Location: 443 {NB}
Session Organizer: Gurminder BHAMBRA,
Authors and Papers
University of Warwick, United Kingdom
Claudia MARTINEZ MULLEN, Rhodes University, Chair: John HOLMWOOD, University of
South Africa Nottingham, United Kingdom
Neo-liberal structural powers within the workplace:
Workers or slaves?
 258 
Authors and Papers Rosa REICHER, University of Heidelberg, Germany
The role of globalization in cultural industries: The
Gurminder BHAMBRA, University of Warwick, United
case of commemoration
Kingdom
Postcolonialism and decoloniality: A dialogue María Aurora ROMERO and Juan Pablo GONNET,
CIECS-CONICET-UNC, Argentina
Sujata PATEL, University of Hyderabad, India
Foucault y la sociología clásica: Un diálogo en
Beyond coloniality: Towards diverse epistemic positions
tensión a partir del suicidio durkheimiano
Saurabh DUBE El Colegio de México, Mexico
Makeovers of modernity
10:45 - 12:15
Manuela BOATCA, Freie Universität Berlin, Germany
477 Democracy and democratisation
What’s in a name? Postcolonialism and decoloniality
as difference within sameness Location: 443 {NB}
Session Organizer: Craig BROWNE,
Ishita BANERJEE, El Colegio de México, Mexico
University of Sydney, Australia
Through subaltern frames: Postcolonial and
Chair: David STRECKER, University of Jena,
decolonial knowledges
Germany
Authors and Papers

16:15 - 17:45
Gilles VERPRAET, SOPHIAPOL, CNRS, France
Three levels of democracy: Polis, nation, transnational
Location: 443 {NB} solidarities
Lara FERREIRA and Maria Fernanda SALCEDO

REPOLÊS, Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais,
Friday 3 August Brazil
Representation and equality in contemporary theories
of democracy
09:00 - 10:30
Craig BROWNE, University of Sydney, Australia
432 Global modernity. Sociology facing
Democratic revolution: Politicising the social or
the post-western age
socialising the political
Location: 443 {NB}
Session Organizer: Volker H. SCHMIDT,
12:30 - 14:00
National University of Singapore
Chair: Volker H. SCHMIDT, National 561 Time and Society
University of Singapore
Location: 443 {NB}
Authors and Papers Session Organizers: Hartmut ROSA,
University of Jena, Germany
Boris HOLZER, Bielefeld University, Germany
Chair: Robert HASSAN, University of
Productive misunderstandings: Global modernity and
Melbourne, Australia
non-western rationalities
Authors and Papers
Sergio TAVOLARO and Lília TAVOLARO, University of
Brasília, Brazil Carmen LECCARDI, University of Milan-Biococca, Italy
Citizenship in contemporary Brazil: A “deviant Changing time experience, changing memory: An
modernity”? inter-generational perspective
 259 
Georg MUELLER University of Fribourg, Switzerland Emiliano GAMBAROTTA, Universidad Nacional de La
The Arab spring: A re-synchronization of Plata/CONICET, Argentina
socio-political clocks? Bourdieu y lo simbólico: Mecanismos de (re)
producción de la dominación y la posibilidad de su
Andreas GOETTLICH, University of Konstanz,
subversión {*}
Germany
The "idealization of the interchangeability of phases
of life" 10:45 - 12:15
Hartmut ROSA, University of Jena, Germany 658 Critical theories: A dialogue
Social time and the problem of desynchronization between Europe and Latin America
Location: 443 {NB}

Session Organizer: Oliver KOZLAREK,
Saturday 4 August Universidad Michoacana de San Nicolás de
Hidalgo, Mexico
Chair: Hartmut ROSA, University of Jena,
09:00 - 10:30
Germany
621 Decentering sociology:
Authors and Papers
Reconceptualizations for a global
era Oliver KOZLAREK, Universidad Michoacana de San
Nicolás de Hidalgo, Mexico
Location: 443 {NB}
Critical theories in Latin America
Session Organizer: Boris HOLZER, Bielefeld
University, Germany Héctor Raúl SOLÍS GADEA, Centro Universitario de
Chair: Boris HOLZER, Bielefeld University, Ciencias Sociales y Humanidades, Universidad de
Germany Guadalajara, Guadalajara, Mexico
José María Pérez Gay: A bridge between german
Authors and Papers
critical thinking and Mexico
Simone BRITO, Universidade Federal da Paraíba,
José Manuel ROMERO CUEVAS, Universidad de
Brazil
Alcalá, Spain
Against a new transcendental monster: Poor Elias in
Ignacio Ellacuría: A critical theory from Latin America
Brazil and the dilemmas of figurational sociology
Emiliano GAMBAROTTA, Universidad Nacional de La
Fernando SANTANA, Universidade Federal de São
Plata/CONICET, Argentina
Paulo, Brazil
Para una teoría crítica reflexiva. Una práctica de
Traditional sociability as modernity: Critical reflections
lectura de la dialéctica negativa de Th. W. Adorno a
on some conceptions of “traditional” sociability in
partir de la sociología reflexiva de P. Bourdieu
Brazil
Vinicius FORTE, Universidade Federal de Pernambuco,

Brazil and Marina MESQUITA, Universidade Federal
de Pernambuco, Brazil
Caio Prado Júnior, Marxism and coloniality of
knowlodge
 260 
RC36 Authors and Papers
Lauren LANGMAN, Loyola Univeristy of Chicago,

Alienation Theory and USA and Devorah KALEKIN-FISHMAN, University of
Research Haifa, Israel

Alienation in the 21st century
Programme Coordinator: Vessela Nara Roberta SILVA, Universidade Estadual de

MISHEVA, Uppsala University, Sweden Campinas, Brazil
Alienation theory and ideology in dialogue
Alan SPECTOR, Purdue University Calumet, USA

Marx, class, and alienation: Dialectical enhancement
Wednesday 1 August without evisceration
09:00 - 10:30
12:30 - 14:00
4 Alienation Theory Revisited. Part I
101 Agency and empowerment in the
Location: 452 {NB} life world
Chair: Devorah KALEKIN-FISHMAN,
Location: 452 {NB}
University Haifa
Session Organizer: Lauren LANGMAN,
Authors and Papers Loyola Univeristy of Chicago, USA
Stefan GANDLER, Universidad Autónoma de Authors and Papers

Querétaro, Mexico
Vessela MISHEVA, University of Skövde, Skövde, Sweden
Critical Marxism in Mexico
Social entrepreneurship and alienation
Shoji ISHITSUKA, Tokyo University of Information
David BARTRAM, University of Leicester, England
Sciences, Japan
Alienation and the ambivalences of “freedom from
Hiroshima, Nagasaki and Fukushima as civilizational
work”: An investigation of haredi Jewish men in Israel
alienation from a perspective of reification and
alienation in the Lukacsian ontology of social being
and beyond 14:30 - 16:00
Ester VAISMAN, Universidade Federal de Minas 158 From alienation to empowerment
Gerais, Brazil Part I
El problema de la individualidad en el pensamiento
Joint Session
del último Lukács
RC36 Alienation Theory and Research (host
Nicolás DEL VALLE, Centro de Análisis e Investigación committee)
Política CAIP, Chile RC48 Social Movements, Collective Actions
Naturaleza y alienación en la teoría crítica and Social Change
Location: 452 {NB}

49 Alienation Theory Revisited. Part II
Location: 452 {NB}

Session Organizer: Vessela MISHEVA,
University of Skövde, Sweden
 261 
311 RC36 Round Table 1: Alienated
09:00 - 10:30 labor in the production of cultural
and social capital
221 Race, alienation and everyday life
Location: SUM {OB}
Location: 452 {NB}
Session Organizers: Gabriele DE ANGELIS,
Session Organizer: Lauren LANGMAN,
Universidade Nova, Portugal and Tilman
Loyola Univeristy of Chicago, USA
REITZ, University of Jena, Germany
Authors and Papers
Authors and Papers
Rose BREWER, University of Minnesota-Twin Cities,
Nicolás DIANA MENENDEZ, CEIL- CONICET,
Minneapolis
CABA, Argentina
Systemic change, racism, and economic crisis: Blacks
El consentimiento en la administración. Un estudio
in the US, Africa, and the African diaspora
sobre las motivaciones y los sentidos del trabajo en
Jacqueline JOHNSON, Adelphi University, USA trabajadores de la administración pública
Mass incarceration as a contemporary mechanism of
Ekaterina LYTKINA, Higher School of Economics, Russia
racialization in the United States, United Kingdom,
Anomie and alienation: Necessity of discrimination
and Brazil
between the concepts
David EMBRICK, Loyola University-Chicago, USA
Henrique BUONANI PASTI, Campinas University
Multiculturalism, diversity & inclusiveness: Diversity
(IFCH/UNICAMP), Brazil
ideology, alienation and social exclusion in the post-
Alienation, alienated labor and symbolic capital: A
civil rights era
possible dialogue?
Vanina PAPALINI and María Inés LANDA, CONICET-

10:45 - 12:15
UNC, Argentina
236 Bodies, emotions, alienation and La sonrisa del éxito: Perfomances de una subjetividad
everyday life exigida
Location: 452 {NB}

Session Organizers: Miriam ADELMAN, 14:30 - 16:00
Federal University of Parana, Brazil and
338 From alienation to empowerment.
Richard MISKOLCI, Federal University of São
Part II
Carlos, Brazil
Chair: Richard MISKOLCI, Federal University Joint Session
of São Carlos, Brazil RC36 Alienation Theory and Research (host
committee)
Authors and Papers
Luis BERRUECOS, Universidad Autónoma and Social Change
Location: 452 {NB}
The nature of everyday life in a Nahuatl community
in Mexico
Mara FERREIRA, Universidade Federal do Paraná, Brazil

16:15 - 17:45
El sentimiento amoroso en las vidas de lo(a)s
soltero(a)s en la contemporaneidad 403 RC36 Business Meeting
Location: 452 {NB}
 262 
Friday 3 August Authors and Papers
Dietmar WETZEL, University of Berne, Switzerland

10:45 - 12:15 Practices and emotions in online-dating – Alienated
relationships?
475 Bodies, emotions, alienation and
resistance: Studies in contemporary Juliana DO PRADO, Federal University of São Carlos,
culture / Cuerpos, emociones, Brazil
alienación y resistencia: Estudios Digital office sentimental: The search of the internet as
sobre cultura contemporánea an aid to love relationships
Location: 452 {NB} Richard MISKOLCI, Federal University of São Carlos,

Session Organizers: Miriam ADELMAN, Brazil
Federal University of Parana, Brazil and Beyond the closet? Male homoerotic relations created
Richard MISKOLCI, Federal University of São online and the new regime of visibility in
Carlos, Brazil contemporary Brazilian society
Chair: Miriam ADELMAN, Federal University
of Parana, Brazil
Authors and Papers
Natalie HABER, Loyola University of Chicago, USA

The bunny hops on: An examination of the creation RC37
of playboy clubs and their re-found fame
Fernando BALIEIRO, Universidade Ferderal de São

Sociology of Arts
Carlos, Brazil
Programme Coordinator: Marta HERRERO,
Carmen Miranda between the desires of two nations
University of Plymouth, United Kingdom
Larissa PELUCIO, Mariana CERVI and Mariana
KOGA, Universidade Estadual Julio de Mesquita Filho,
Brazil
Infidelity.com – The market for affection and Wednesday 1 August
reiterations of familism in betrayal websites
Marvin PROSONO, Missouri State University, USA 10:45 - 12:15

Forms of alienation in conflict: Protestor bodies as a
50 Analyzing Art Works as a Way to
medium of police performance art
Social Knowledge. Part I
Guilherme FLOETER, Universidade Federal de São
Location: 466 {NB}
Carlos, Brazil
Session Organizer: Paulo MENEZES,
Masculinities in mutation: A study about gender
University of São Paulo, Brazil
relations among university students
Chair: Arturo RODRIGUEZ MORATO,
University of Barcelona, Spain
12:30 - 14:00
Authors and Papers
558 The Internet, alienation and
Nikita BASOV, Anisya KHOKHLOVA, St. Petersburg State
overcoming alienation
University, Russia and Alexandra NENKO, National
Location: 452 {NB} Research University Higher School of Economics, Russia
Session Organizer: Matthew DAVID, Brunel Art works and communicative process of knowledge
University, United Kingdom co-creation
 263 
Paulo MENEZES, University of São Paulo, Brazil 14:30 - 16:00
Cinema and society: The construction of a “fictional
151 Analyzing art works as a way to
reality”
social knowledge II
Pinar YILDIZ and Ece OZDEMIR, Ankara University,
Location: 466 {NB}
Turkey
Session Organizer and Chair: Paulo
Sociology of the political movies in new Turkish
MENEZES, University of São Paulo, Brazil
cinema after 2000
Authors and Papers
Mauro ROVAI, Federal University of São Paulo, Brazil
Belle toujours: Table conversations and civilization in Mariana CERVIÑO, Universidad de Buenos Aires-
Manoel de Oliveira’s work Instituto Gino Germani-Conicet, Argentina
Trayectorias sociales y tipos de artistas en la post
Ana Amelia da SILVA, Catholic University of São
dictadura Argentina, 1984-1993
Paulo, Brazil
Cinema and social sciences: Between the dead times Ilaria RICCIONI, Free University of Bozen, Italy
and the critical thought images Sociology of the artistic action
Victoria PAVLOU, Frederick University, Cyprus

12:30 - 14:00 Sociological underpinnings in pre-service elementary
teachers’ attitudes towards artworks
104 Art, (il)legitimacy and consecration
processes? I Målfrid Irene HAGEN, Buskerud University College,
Norway
Location: 466 {NB}
Critical art and the lack of art criticism
Session Organizer: Alain QUEMIN,
Université Paris-8, France Alba COLOMBO, Arts & Humanities, Spain
Chair: Ling-Yun TANG, The University of Perception of traditional arts as a methodological
Hong Kong proposal to measure arts effects on the immediate
society
Authors and Papers
Denis HANZI, Social Science Research Center Berlin,

Germany
Thursday 2 August
Hallowed be the director’s name: The structuring
power of sanctification in the field of theatre
10:45 - 12:15
Julio SOUTO SALOM, Universidade Federal do Rio
Grande do Sul, Brazil 235 Artistic and non-artistic markets:
Hibridación y “malandragem” en la construcción Entrepreneurship, creativity and
mediática del autor innovation
Paul LOPES, Colgate University, USA Location: 466 {NB}

The autonomization of American art Session Organizer: Marta HERRERO,
University of Plymouth, USA
Verónica TOBEÑA, FLACSO Argentina
Chair: Florent GAUDEZ, Université Pierre-
La cuestión del canon en la literatura Argentina. Un
Mendès-France, France
campo cultural abierto en dos
Syd KROCHMALNY, Argentina

Art and legitimacy: Rojas cultural center gallery
 264 
Authors and Papers Mariana CERVIÑO, Universidad de Buenos Aires-
Instituto Gino Germani-Conicet, Argentina
Jeanne HALLEY, USA
The political aspects of the emergence of the Rojas in
Court institutions as enablers of women’s entry into
the artistic sphere of Buenos Aires, in the
french baroque music
post-dictatorship era
Marta HERRERO, University of Plymouth, United
Kingdom 14:30 - 16:00
Towards a politicized arts philanthropy? Corporate
370 Uses and misuses of the arts in the
social responsibility and the arts in the UK
public sphere I
Ana Letícia FIALHO, Faculdade Santa Marcelina,
Location: 466 {NB}
Brazil
Session Organizer: Jan MARONTATE, Simon
The Brazilian contemporary art market: Challenges
Fraser University, Canada
and limits of internationalization in a fast growing
Chair: Florent GAUDEZ, Université Pierre-
sector
Mendès-France, France
Arturo RODRIGUEZ MORATO and Martias
Authors and Papers
ZARLENGA, University of Barcelona, Spain
Culture-led urban transformations and the sociology Cecilia DINARDI, London School of Economics and
of artistic and cultural creation Political Science, United Kingdom
When culture is turned against heritage: Monumental
architecture, urban landscapes and an imagined
12:30 - 14:00
multi-arts cultural centre in Buenos Aires
313 Social justice and democratization:
Marta KLEKOTKO, Jagiellonian University, Poland
Avant-gardes (then and now), art,
Arts matter: Exploring an impact of arts on urban
and change I
scenes in Poland
Location: 466 {NB}
Vicky KARAISKOU, Cyprus Open University, Cyprus
Session Organizer and Chair: Jeffrey HALLEY,
Public sculptures and ceremonial behaviors in the
The University of Texas San Antonio, USA
public sphere: Cyprus as a case study
Authors and Papers
Ilaria RICCIONI, Free University of Bozen, Italy 16:15 - 17:45

The social action of avant-garde art
Jacqueline GIBBONS, York University, Canada
Location: 466 {NB}
The avant garde, Arab spring & contemporary Egypt
Sabrina PARRACHO SANT’ANNA, Universidade

Federal Rural do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Friday 3 August
Avant-garde discourses and the musealization
process: The museum of modern art in Rio de Janeiro
09:00 - 10:30
in the 1960s
455 The sociology of art and
Lígia DABUL, Universidade Federal Fluminense, Brazil
sociological theory: Intersections
Democratisation and creative process: Poem’s body
and new dialogues
on the Web
Location: 466 {NB}
Session Organizer and Chair: Eduardo DE
LA FUENTE, Flinders University, Australia
 265 
Jeremy TANNER, University College London, United María Belén HIROSE, Instituto de Desarrollo Económico
Kingdom - Instituto de Altos Estudios Sociales, Argentina
Sociology of art and comparative civilisation Argentine folkloric dances: State policies and actor
perspectives
Ana Lucia TEIXEIRA, Federal University of São Paulo, Brazil
Fernando Pessoa: The literary construction of a Abaher ELSAKKA, Birzeit University, Palestine
Portuguese modernity Arts in Palestinian public space
Ling-Yun TANG, The University of Hong Kong Målfrid Irene HAGEN, Buskerud University College,
Art worlds in transitional societies: An actor-network Norway
theory (ANT) perspective on art and social change in Art as political symbol, fetish and commodity
China
14:30 - 16:00
10:45 - 12:15
601 Social justice and democratization:
472 Art as research tool and/or Avant-gardes (then and now), art,
sociological data: Visual, sound and change II
and sensory methodologies
Location: 466 {NB}
Location: 466 {NB} Session Organizer: Jeffrey HALLEY, The
Session Organizer and Chair: Eduardo DE University of Texas San Antonio, USA
LA FUENTE, Flinders University, Australia Chair: Ilaria RICCIONI, Free University of
Bozen, Italy
Authors and Papers
Authors and Papers
Jan MARONTATE, Simon Fraser University, Canada
From noise to soundscape composition: Artistic and Jeffrey HALLEY, The University of Texas San Antonio,
social scientific dimensions of acoustic ecology USA
Avant-garde art, politics, and theory: Dada and
Nathalie ZACCAI-REYNERS, Université Libre de
beyond
Bruxelles, Belgium
The life of image as mediation. A sociological Myrian SANTOS, State University of Rio de Janeiro,
reading of Marion Milner / La vie de l’image comme Brazil
médiation. Une lecture sociologique de Marion The AfroDigital museum: Art works, citizenship, and
Milner technology
Marcia GOBBI, Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil Henry PINHEIRO, Brazil

Maneras de ver: niñas y niños en los aspectos de Guaramirangaxs Theater Festival: contributions to the
fotografía diaria en asentamiento Dom Tomaz, São development in theatre Ceará
Paulo - Brasil
Ana Liza BUGNONE, Universidad Nacional de La
Plata - CONICET, Argentina
12:30 - 14:00
Pensar su tiempo, deshilvanar el orden social
563 Uses and misuses of the arts in the
public sphere II
Location: 466 {NB}

Session Organizer and Chair: Jan
MARONTATE, Simon Fraser University, USA
 266 
RC38 Barbara MOROVICH, Ecole Nationale Supérieure
d’Architecture de Strasbourg, France
Biography and Society Représentation graphique des parcours de vie :

Ethnographie et engagement transdisciplinaire
Programme Coordinators: Roswitha Sebastián LOPEZ, Argentina

BRECNER, University of Vienna, Austria and La estigmatización de los vecinos de Villa Corina:
Michaela KOETTIG, University of Applied ¿Cambios o continuidades en la representación
Sciences, Germany social de los habitantes de barrios pobres?
Nevin ŞAHİN, Middle East Technical University, Turkey

“Göçmen konutları”: The wealthy ghettos of the
metropolis
Wednesday 1 August
14:30 - 16:00
10:45 - 12:15
170 Methodological Challenges in
89 Where Are You From? Experiences
Biography Research
Racism. Part I Location: 436 {NB}
Session Organizer and Chair: Feiwel
Joint Session
KUPFERBERG, Malmoe University, Sweden
RC05 Racism, Nationalism and Ethnic Authors and Papers
Irini SIOUTI, University of Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Location: 454 {NB} Doing biographical analysis in a transnational
For programme details see section Joint Sessions context. Reflections on biographical research,
transmigration and ethnography
12:30 - 14:00 Andreas Oskar KEMPF, GESIS - Leibniz Institute for the
Social Sciences, Germany
106 Biography and Ethnography
Doing “biographical fieldwork”. Combining
Location: 436 {NB} ethnographic field research with biographical
Session Organizer: Catherine DELCROIX, analysis
Université des Strasbourg, France
Elena ROZHDESTVENSKAYA, National University
Chair: Andreas Oskar KEMPF, GESIS-Leibniz
Higher School of Economic, Russia
Institute for the Social Sciences, Germany
Visualisation of identity in context of e-interview
Authors and Papers
Minna RUOKONEN-ENGLER, Goethe University
Laura ODASSO, Université de Strasbourg, France Frankfurt, Germany
Giving a three dimensional form to biography “Bodies that matter”: Analyzing biographies as
embodiments of the discursive
Priscila AZEVEDO, Universidade Estadual de
Campinas, Brazil
La biographie sociologique : Le cas des “Filhos de
Criação”
Ricardo Costa de OLIVEIRA, Universidade Federal do

Paraná, Brazil
Sociology, family history and genealogy
 267 
Thursday 2 August Vanesa GÓMEZ and Mariela GIACOPONELLO,
Fotos y relatos en la reconstrucción de procesos de
09:00 - 10:30
movilidad social ascendente a través de biografías
198 Bodies in motion familiares
Location: 436 {NB} Meltem ULU, Department of Anthropology-Istambul,

Session Organizer: Kathy DAVIS, Senior Turkey
Researcher Cultural memory and photographs
Chair: Susan BELL, Bowdoin College
Gülsüm DEPELI and Emel UZUN, Hacettepe University,
Authors and Papers Turkey
Soldier photographs: Recollections of manhood, icons
Julia ERICKSEN, Temple university, USA and Jonathan
of nationalism
MARION, UC San Diego, USA
Ballroom bodies: Creating the movement, creating the
look 12:30 - 14:00
Vicki HARMAN, University of London, United Kingdom 294 Food as a special symbol in the
Gender, ‘ideals’ and body image in ballroom and migration process
Latin American dancing
Location: 436 {NB}
Kathy DAVIS, Institute History and Culture, Netherlands Session Organizer: Julia BERNSTEIN,
Dance and biography: Or why should a biographical University of Cologne, Germany
researcher be interested in tango? Chair: Lena INOWLOCKI, University of
Applied Sciences Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Beate LITTIG, Institute for Advanced Studies, Austria
Materiality and biography Authors and Papers
Ritma RUNGULE, University of Latvia, Latvia, Maruta Sabina BELLOFATTO, University of Zurich, Switzerland
PRANKA, Tana LACE, Stefan DZERVITE and Stefan The acceptance and diffusion of Italian cuisine in the
MIKLASEVICS, Riga Stradins University, Latvia face of the xenophobic violence against Italian
Biographical experience of women with cancer {*} immigrants in post-war Switzerland
Dafna HIRSCH, Open University of Israel, Israel

10:45 - 12:15
Food and the construction of the ethnic self among
260 Pictures, biographies and families mizrahi immigrants to Israel
Location: 436 {NB} Liora GVION, Kibbutzim College of Education, Israel

Session Organizers: Susan BELL, Bowdoin Two food narratives, two identities and one national
College, USA and Roswitha BRECKNER, cuisine: The story of Jewish food in Israel
University of Vienna, Austria
Nimrod LUZ, Western Galilee College, Israel
Chair: Kathy DAVIS, Netherlands
Immigrants in their homeland
Authors and Papers
Daisuke YASUI, Kyoto University, Japan
Roswitha BRECKNER, University of Vienna, Austria Ethnicities from food: Food culture of immigrants in a
Visual dimensions of biographical processes – A multiethnic area in Japan
conceptual approach
Susan BELL, Bowdoin College, USA and Mary Ellen

BELL, Wiscasset High School, USA
Picturing families, making family memories
 268 
366 Transnational family migrations
09:00 - 10:30
Location: 436 {NB}
Session Organizers: Ursula APITZSCH, 422 Biography, biographical research
University of Frankfurt am Main, Germany and politics. Part I
and Irini SIOUTI, University of Frankfurt am
Location: 436 {NB}
Main, Germany
Session Organizers: Michaela KOETTIG,
Chair: Irini SIOUTI, University of Frankfurt am
University of Applied Sciences, Germany and
Main, Germany
Lena PEREZ, Humboldt University Berlin, Germany
Authors and Papers Chair: Michaela KOETTIG, University of
Applied Sciences, Germany
Darja KLINGENBERG, Goethe University, Germany
I come from a very interesting family! Translating Authors and Papers
cultural capital
Johannes BECKER, University of Göttingen, Germany
Caterina ROHDE, Bielefeld Graduate School in Palestinian dwellers as activists in the old city of
History and Sociology, Germany Jerusalem: Politics as escape
Transnational daughters – The inter-generational
Carina LISTERBORN, Malmö university, Sweden,
migration project of Russian au pair workers and their
Diana MULINARI, Lund University, Sweden and Irene
families
MOLINA, Uppsala University, Sweden
Uku LEMBER, Central European University, Hungary Racialized Swedish cities. Flags, tags and veils
‘Private transnationality’ within the realm of mixed
Diana MULINARI, Lund University, Sweden and
marriages in soviet and independent Estonia
Anders NEERGAARD, Linköping University, Sweden
Eran GUNDUZ, University of Applied Sciences Women in cultural racist parties
Frankfurt, Germany and Ursula APITZSCH, University
Johanna SIGL, University of Goettingen, Germany
of Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Politics are biographical and gendered. Life stories of
Ethnicity and belonging as lived dimensions in mixed
dropouts from the far right
marriages
Mikhail ANIPKIN, Volgograd State University, Russia
Zeila DEMARTINI, Universidade Metodista de São
The last soviet generation: Biographies of the lost
Paulo, Brazil
Familiar experiences among continents Marcelo ROSA, University of Brasilia, Brazil
(Portugal – Africa – Brazil) Biographical knowledge and its implication to
activism studies: A case study about the landless
Rosa María BRANDHORST, University of Goettingen,
peoples movement in South Africa
Germany
Transnational family ties between Cuba and
Germany: Isolation, restrictions and agency 10:45 - 12:15
474 Biography, biographical research
and politics. Part II
Location: 436 {NB}

Session Organizers: Michaela KOETTIG,
University of Applied Sciences, Germany and
Lena PEREZ, Free University Berlin, Germany
Chair: Lena PEREZ, Free University Berlin, Germany
 269 
Authors and Papers Saturday 4 August
Virginia MELLADO, INCIHUSA- CONICET- UNCuyo,
Argentina 09:00 - 10:30
Trayectorias en movimiento. Itinerario de dos
646 Victims and perpetrators in socio-
dirigentes políticos entre dictadura y democracia.
political (post) conflict settings
Argentina 1966-1989
Location: 436 {NB}
Noga GILAD, University of Haifa, Israel
Session Organizer: Gabriele ROSENTHAL,
Examining political biographies from the opposite
University of Goettingen, Germany
direction: The case of Israeli settlers of the West Bank
Chair: Hermilio SANTOS, Pontificia
and Gaza
Universidade Catolica de Rio Grande do Sul,
Andrés ARGUELLO, Universidad Santo Tomás, Colombia Brazil
Jose Sedano: Pedagogy of answer and social participation
Authors and Papers
Angela PILCH ORTEGA, University of Graz, Austria
Niklas RADENBACH, University of Goettingen,
Biographies of activists in social movement in
Germany
Chiapas, Mexico
Doing biographical research in a (post-)conflict
Larissa ARRUDA, Universidade Federal de São Carlos, setting: A case study of ethnic Germans in southern
Brazil Ukraine
The faces of Joaquim Murtinho: Minister, senator and
Elifcan KARACAN, Siegen University, Germany
coronel of Mato Grosso, Brazil
Same past, different narrations
Guilherme ARDUINI, Brazil
Sara PARK, Kyoto University, Japan
Alceu Amoroso Lima (1893-1983) : Contrainte et liberté
The transformers. Dealing with citizenship as
undocumented migrants
12:30 - 14:00
Rixta WUNDRAK and Nicole WITTE, Georg-August-
564 Where Are You From? Experiences University of Goettingen, Germany
of Exclusion, Marginalization and Intractable violence in everyday life and the ‘big
Racism. Part II conflict’ in the Middle-East
Joint Session
RC38 Biography and Society (host committee) 10:45 - 12:15
656 Biography and experiences with
Location: 436 {NB} violence
Location: 436 {NB}
Session Organizer: Hermilio SANTOS,
14:30 - 16:00 Pontificia Universidade Catolica de Rio
Chair: Beate LITTIG, Institute for Advanced
Location: 436 {NB} Studies, Austria
Session Organizers: Roswitha BRECKNER,
Authors and Papers
University of Vienna, Austria; Michaela
KOETTIG, University of Applied Sciences, Marcela CORNEJO, Maria Jose REYES, Pontificia
Germany and Irini SIOUTI, University of Universidad Católica de Chile, Chile and Maria
Frankfurt am Main, Germany Angelica CRUZ, Universidad de Valparaíso, Chile
 270 
“Cuéntame tu historia de la dictadura": Voces e Authors and Papers
imágenes en dialogía intergeneracional en Chile
Joseph HERMANOWICZ, University of Georgia, USA
Claudia BACCI, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Performance, perception, and legitimation in
Argentina academic science
Subjetividad y experiencia en las narrativas
Henning SALLING OLESEN, University of Roskilde,
personales sobre la violencia política en la Argentina
Denmark and Maria Helena M. Barreto ABRAHAO,
reciente
Pontificia Universidade Catolica de Rio Grande do
Pablo Francisco DI LEO, Instituto de Investigaciones Sul, Brazil
Gino Germani, CONICET, FUniversidad de Buenos The foundation of professional identities in life
Aires, Argentina and Ana Clara CAMAROTTI, Instituto experiences
de Investigaciones Gino Germani, Universidad de
Rosa ROMO BELTRAN, Universidad De Guadalajara,
Mexico
Violencias, consumos de drogas y soportes: Sus
Sujetos instituyentes e identidades profesionales
vinculaciones en experiencias biográficas de jóvenes
en barrios marginalizados del área metropolitana de Maria do Perpétuo Soccoro DE LIMA COSTA
Buenos Aires Universidade Federal dos Vales do Jequitinhonha e
Mucuri, Brazil
Michaela KOETTIG, University of Applied Sciences,
Los trabajadores docentes: Experiencias, tensiones,
Germany
dificultades ne hizo en la construcción de la profesión
Constructions of gender stereotypes by the media in
docente en las universidades públicas de Minas
dealing with the‚ right-wing terror cell’ in Germany
Gerais, Brasil
Hermilio SANTOS, Pontificia Universidade Catolica
Henning SALLING OLESEN, University of Roskilde,
de Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
Denmark
Young female engagement in delinquency in south
Professional identity and gender
Brazil: Biographic and visual narratives
Cecilia LITICHEVER, FLACSO-Argentina, Argentina
Letícia de AZEVEDO, Universidade Federal da Bahia,
La construcción social de la exclusión: Un análisis
Brazil
desde la perspectiva de las trayectorias de jóvenes de
Surviving a movable prison
sectores populares
12:30 - 14:00
721 The foundation of professional
identities in life experiences
Location: 436 {NB}

Session Organizers: Henning Salling
OLESEN, University of Roskilde, Denmark and
Maria Helena Menna BARRETO ABRAHÃO,
Pontificia Universidade Catolica de Rio
Chair: Rosa María BRANDHORST, University
of Goettingen, Netherlands
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RC41 12:30 - 14:00
113 Current issues in population and
Sociology of Population social justice
Location: 468 {NB}

Programme Coordinators: Elena
Session Organizer: Elena BASTIDA-GONZALEZ,
BASTIDA-GONZALEZ, Florida International
Florida International University, USA
University, USA and Claudia A. SERNA,
Florida International University, USA Authors and Papers
Guillermo Julian GONZALEZ-PEREZ, University of

Guadalajara, Mexico
Firearm homicide in Mexico 1990-2009: Trends,
Wednesday 1 August spatial variations and associated factors
Priscila AZEVEDO, Universidade Estadual de

10:45 - 12:15
Campinas, Brazil
47 Demographic challenges in societies Settings for “cultural justice” on sheltering cases: The
fostered children role in Brazilian rural areas
Location: 468 {NB}
Chair: Maria Guadalupe VEGA-LOPEZ, Arun ACHARYA, Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo
University of Guadalajara, Mexico León, Mexico
Co-Chair: Armando DOMINGUEZ, Florida Migrant trafficking and sexual violence against
International University, USA women in Mexico: a qualitative analysis on
consequences
Authors and Papers
Tiffanie STEWART, Florida International University, USA
Gisella SANDOVAL VARGAS, Ana C AMAYA ARIAS,
Panhandling and information acquisition in Miami
Diego VELASQUEZ GRANADOS and Javier H.
ESLAVA-SCHMALBACH, Universidad Nacional de
Colombia, Colombia 14:30 - 16:00
Inequidades en mortalidad materna por
156 Current issues in population
departamentos en Colombia para lo años 2000,
research
2005 y 2008
Location: 468 {NB}
Cíntia ENGEL and Paula RINCON AFONSO
Session Organizer: Encarnación ARACIL,
COSTA, Universidade de Brasilia, Brazil
Consideraciones sobre el envejecimiento en Brasil
Chair: Rosa Maria CAMARENA-CORDOVA,
Nicolás SACCO, Universidad de Buenos Aires, UNAM, Mexico
Argentina
Authors and Papers
Demographic dynamics of Buenos Aires city middle
class (1970-2010) Klaus HABERKERN, Franz NEUBERGER and Tina
SCHMID, University of Zurich, Switzerland
Carlos BARRETO BECK, Texas A & M University USA
The role of the elderly in their families – Future
and Tibebe ASSEFA, University of Texas Pan
challenges
American, USA
Covariates of weight loss among a Mexican Dudley POSTON and Yuting CHANG, Texas A&M
American population in the US Southwest University
How many heterosexuals, homosexuals and bisexuals
are there in the US?
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Elena BASTIDA-GONZALEZ, University of Texas Pan H. Virginia McCOY, Florida International University,
American, USA, Carlos BARRETO BECK, Texas A & M USA, Mark L. WILLIAMS, Florida International
University, USA and Gokce SOYDEMIR, Cal State University, USA and John S. ATKINSON, University of
Stanislaus, USA Texas, USA
Exploring the expectation of financial well being Disparities among migrant farmworkers in access to
upon retirement primary care
Rajendra PATIL, Shivaji University, India

Indigenous communities: Demographic and socio- 12:30 - 14:00
economic conditions of scheduled tribes in India
319 Who’s afraid of population decline?
Challenges, responses and
consequence
Thursday 2 August Location: 468 {NB}
Session Organizers: Reinhold SACKMANN,
10:45 - 12:15 Martin-Luther-University Halle-Wittenberg,
Germany and Walter BARTL, Martin-Luther-
261 Population Challenges in Health
University Halle-Wittenberg, Germany
Equity
Authors and Papers
Location: 468 {NB}
Session Organizer: Guillermo Julian Joachim SINGELMANN, The University of Texas at
GONZALEZ-PEREZ, Universidad de Austin, USA and Rosemarie SIEBERT, Institute for
Guadalajara, Mexico Socioeconomics, Germany
Differential population response to poverty in rural
Authors and Papers
areas and its consequences: Regional comparisons in
Zachary ZIMMER, University of California, USA and the United States and Germany
Vipan PRACHUABMOH, Chulalongkorn University,
Akiyoshi YONEZAWA, Nagoya University, Nagoya,
Thailand
Japan
Comparing the socioeconomic status – Health
The challenge of internationalizing Japanese higher
gradient among adults 50 and older across rural and
education amidst population decline
urban Thailand in 1994 and 2007
Natalie JACKSON, University of Waikato, New
Balamurugan J and Gopalsamy RAMATHIRTHAM,
Zealand
Pondicherry University, India
When does population ‘growth’ end? The case of
Status of elderly in modern family structure
New Zealand
Gerardo ZAMORA, Universidad Publica de Navarra,
Kosuke HIMENO, University of Tokyo, Japan
Spain, Elena URDANETA, Mari Feli GONZALEZ,
Functions of social capital for residents of
Ingema-San Sebastian, Spain Rosanna DE LA ROSA
depopulated area in Japan
and Francisco GUILLEN-GRIMA, Universidad Publica
de Navarra, Spain David COLEMAN, University, United Kingdom and
Childless older people and LGB elders: Health, life Robert ROWTHORN, University of Cambridge,
course transitions and care United Kingdom
Three paths to population decline: Russia, Germany
Maria Guadalupe VEGA-LOPEZ, University of
and Japan
Guadalajara, Mexico
Demographic changes, social inequalities and child
health in Latin America
 273 
340 Health and migration: Current
issues in population health 10:45 - 12:15
Location: 468 {NB} 482 Global issues in fertility and
Session Organizer: Elena BASTIDA-GONZALEZ, reproductive health
Florida International University, USA
Location: 468 {NB}
Authors and Papers Chair: Dudley POSTON, Texas A&M
University, USA
Patria ROJAS, Mario DE LA ROSA and Frank DILLON,
Florida International University, USA Authors and Papers
Determinants of HIV/STD risk behaviors among recent
Maria Carolina TOMAS, University of California, USA
Latino immigrants in south Florida, USA
and Dimitri FAZITO, Demography, Federal University
Joachim SINGELMANN, University of Texas at Austin, of Minas Gerais, Brazil
USA and Marlene LEE, Population Reference Bureau, Interracial unions and fertility in Brazil: Are there
USA differences when couples are racially mixed?
Differential effects of aging in place on disability
Chyong-fang KO, Academia Sinica, Taiwan
among black and white elderly
Gender-role expectations and fertility rates in EU
Mario DE LA ROSA, Patria ROJAS and Mariana member states
SANCHEZ, Florida International University, USA
Shirley Hsiao-Li SUN, Nanyang Technological
Alcohol use among recent Latino immigrants before
University, Singapore
and after immigration to the United States
Pronatalist policies in the context of a liberal familial
Claudia A SERNA, Florida International University, welfare system in Asia
USA and Jesus SANCHEZ, Nova Southeastern
Favour NTOIMO, University of Ibadan, Nigeria
University, USA
Perception of singleness by highly educated and
Oral health and immigrant status among agricultural
professional single women in Lagos, Nigeria
workers in south Florida: A qualitative study
12:30 - 14:00
16:15 - 17:45
530 Developments in the study of
393 Methodology and its Role in
mortality
Interrogating Social and
Demographic Dynamics Location: 468 {NB}
Session Organizer: Yonathan ANSON,
Joint Session
University of the Negev, Israel
Co-Chair: Claudia A. SERNA, Florida
(host committee)
International University, USA
Authors and Papers
Location: 24 {OB}
For programme details see section Joint Sessions Gopalsamy RAMATHIRTHAM, Pondicherry University,
India
Socio-demographic determinants on children’s
morbidity and mortality – A study of slums in
puducherry
 274 
T. Augustus Julian Lazmey LAZMEY, American College Authors and Papers
India and S. Gurusamy SELLAMUTHU, Deemed
S.Gurusamy SELLAMUTHU, Deemed University, India
University, India
Plight of the aged population in rural India: care and
Social deprivation and victimization of elderly
support implications
people: A study
Rosa María CAMARENA-CORDOVA, Universidad
Jeronimo Oliveira MUNIZ, Universidade Federal de
Comparing Mexican young’s household
Intercensal life tables consistent with population
characteristics under various ethnicity criteria
projections
David MUÑOZ, Andrea HERNANDEZ, Carles SIMÓ
Marcis TRAPENCIERIS1,2 and Toms PULMANIS2, (1)
and Víctor SOLER, University of Valencia, Spain
University of Latvia, Latvia, (2)The National Health
Divorce, family changes and public policies
Service, Latvia
Excess mortality among clients in alcohol treatment in Armando DOMINGUEZ, Florida International
Latvia: A record-linkage study University, USA
Challenges in delivering a health behavior
Diego VELÁSQUEZ GRANADOS, Ana C. AMAYA
intervention to immigrant and native populations on
ARIAS, Gisella SANDOVAL VARGAS and Javier H.
the US-Mexico border
ESLAVA-SCHMALBACH, Universidad Nacional de
Colombia, Colombia
Mortalidad neonatal en Colombia (2000-2009): 10:45 - 12:15
Causas, tendencias e inequidades
685 Sociology of population:
Dimensions of child and the
14:30 - 16:00 overarching global transformation
579 Demographic challenges associated Location: 468 {NB}

with aging populations in the Session Organizer: Rajendra PATIL, Shivaji
developing world University, India
Joint Session Authors and Papers

RC41 Sociology of Population (host committee)
Hanno SCHOLTZ, University of Konstanz, Germany
Children‘ expected income consequences and fertility
Location: 468 {NB} behavior in cross-national comparison
Smita AWACHAR, India
Socio-demographic factors and son preference in
India: An overview
Saturday 4 August
Shashi MISHRA, Ramniranjan Jhunjhunwala College,
India
09:00 - 10:30
Effects of socio-demographic factors on health of
619 Changing populations and its girl-child in India
consequences
Smriti BHOSLE, L.J.N.J. Mahila Mahavidyalaya, India
Location: 468 {NB} Child labour in India: Role of state and NGOs in
Session Organizers: Gopalsamy protection of rights of children
RAMATHIRTHAM, Pondicherry University,
India and Rajendra PATIL, Shivaji University,
India
 275 
718 RC41 Business Meeting Stef ADRIAENSSENS, Hogeschool-Universiteit Brussel,

Belgium
Location: 468 {NB}
How trust begets deviance: Social and institutional
trust as explanations for engagement in informal
economic activities
Simone M. SCHNEIDER, Universität Bielefeld, Germany
RC42 How detrimental are income inequalities to the

human mind? Analyzing the protective functions of
Social Psychology social justice perceptions in Germany and Chile
Programme Coordinator: Guillermina

JASSO, New York University, USA Thursday 2 August
10:45 - 12:15
Wednesday 1 August 242 Discursive and narrative
approaches to identity research
10:45 - 12:15 Location: 19 {OB}

Session Organizer: Antonio STECHER,
82 Social Justice and Democratization
Universidad Diego Portales, Chile
Location: 19 {OB}
Authors and Papers
Session Organizer: Deepak Kumar VERMA,
Babasaheb Ambedkar National Institute of Livia Maria TERRA and Alan Eric FONSECA,
Social Sciences, India Universidade Estadual Paulista, Brazil
The race and the nation: Discourses and narratives
Authors and Papers
for a national identity in Nina Rodrigues e Gilberto
Jens AMBRASAT and Christian VON SCHEVE, Free Freyre
Antar MARTINEZ, University of Colima, Mexico
Sentiments and social stratification
Una aproximación narrativa al estudio de las
Kazimierz M. SLOMCZYNSKI, Ohio State University, identidades transgénero: Construyendo nuevos relatos
USA and Wlodzimierz WESOLOWSKI, Polish
Edson VASCONCELOS and Adriano de LEON,
Universidade Federal da Paraíba, Brazil
Social justice in the European Union context:
Eyes wide shut: Sexual practices, subjectivities and
Opinions on the tax-revenue allocation among
conjugalities couples practicing swing
national elites
12:30 - 14:00
12:30 - 14:00
314 Social resource theory: challenges,
99 (In)justice and inequalities in a
insights, and prospects. Panel session
globalized (democratic) world
Location: 19 {OB}
Location: 19 {OB}
Session Organizer: Ali KAZEMI, University of
Session Organizer: Clara SABBAGH,
Skovde, Sweden
University of Haifa, Israel
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364 The social psychology of extreme
political actions 10:45 - 12:15
Location: 19 {OB} 515 Work, identities, and labor
Session Organizer: Guillermina JASSO, New subjectivities in the new capitalism:
York University, USA Psychosocial readings

Session Organizer: Antar MARTINEZ,
Rex DOUGLASS, Princeton University, USA
University of Colima, Mexico
Insurgencies and the Vietnam War
Authors and Papers
Pavan MAMIDI, Harvard University, USA
On Recruitment into the Maoists in India and Credible Deidi MACA, Universidad del Valle, Cali, Colombia
Signaling Una aproximación psicosocial al estudio de las
trayectorias laborales y la dimensión subjetiva del
Eva MEYERSSON MILGROM, Stanford University,
trabajo
USA
A Labor Market Analysis of Extreme Political Tactics Antonio STECHER, Universidad Diego Portales, Chile
Procesos identitarios de trabajadores de la industria
Martha CRENSHAW, Stanford University, USA
del retail en Chile
The Mapping Project: The Networks of Organization
with Extreme Tactics Roberto O. DIAZ-JUARBE, Universidad de Puerto Rico,
Recinto de Río Piedras
Las configuraciones subjetivas del trabajo precario en
16:15 - 17:45
Puerto Rico
408 The social psychology of language
Alvaro SOTO ROY, Universidad Alberto Hurtado,
Location: 19 {OB} Santiago, Chile
Session Organizer: Eva MEYERSSON La individualización en el trabajo: Reflexiones desde
MILGROM, Stanford University, USA las narrativas identitarias de trabajadores chilenos
Authors and Papers Géssica TREVISAN PERA, Universidade Estadual

Paulista, Araraquara, Brazil
Corinne KIRCHNER, Columbia University, USA
Worker’s centers: A case study about immigration,
Expertise in defining word “senses” as contested
work and representation in United States
professional turf
Guillermina JASSO, New York University, USA

12:30 - 14:00
Tu-vous and gendered language: Is there English-
language hegemony in problem selection in 552 RC42 Business Meeting
sociology?
Location: 19 {OB}
Yoshimichi SATO, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan Chair: Guillermina JASSO, New York
Are Asian sociologies possible: Universalism versus University, USA
particularism
 277 
14:30 - 16:00 RC43
583 International Encyclopedia of Social
and Behavioral Sciences. Panel Housing and Built
session
Environment
Location: 19 {OB}
Session Organizer: James D. WRIGHT, Programme Coordinators: Flávio
University of Central Florida, USA de SOUZA, Universidade Federal de
Penambuco, Brazil; Suzana PASTERNAK,
Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil and
Saturday 4 August Kenneth GIBB, University of Glasgow,
United Kingdom
10:45 - 12:15
691 Topics in social psychology
Wednesday 1 August
Location: 19 {OB}
Session Organizer: Robert SHELLY, Ohio
University, USA 09:00 - 10:30
Chair: Pavan MAMIDI, Harvard University,
15 Housing Markets: Comparative,
USA
Latin America
Authors and Papers
Location: 469 {NB}
Antar MARTINEZ GUZMAN, Nancy MOLINA and
Authors and Papers
Oscar GUZMAN, Universidad de Colima, Mexico
Transiting genders: Psychosocial contributions and Bryan ROBERTS, University of Texas at Austin, USA
questions about transgender identity Violence, the consolidation of the city and low-income
settlements in Guatemala City
Cecilia RIDGEWAY, Stanford University, USA
What binds low status members to the group? Flávio DE SOUZA, Circe Maria MONTEIRO, Caroline
Gonçalves dos SANTOS and Vinícius FULGENCIO,
Irina TOMESCU-DUBROW, Polish Academy of
Universidade Federal de Pernambuco, Recife, Brazil
Sciences, Warsaw, Poland
La rehabilitación de asentamientos irregulares
Future orientations and economic success: Empirical
consolidados en ciudades de latinoamérica
analyses informed by the theory of planned behavior
María Mercedes DI VIRGILIO, María Soledad
ARQUEROS MEJICA and Tomás GUEVARA,
Universida de Buens Aires, CONICET, Argentina
Regularization of informal settlements in Latin
America. Reflections on access and tenure of housing
and urban land - Findings from the LAHN project
Rodrigo MILLAN, Universidad Diego Portales,

Santiago, Chile
Geografía de oportunidades, movilidad residencial y
regeneración urbana. Evidencias del proyecto LAHN-
Santiago de Chile
 278 
Francisco SABATINI and Gonzalo CACERES, Thursday 2 August
Universidad Católica de Chile, Chile
Viejos pero buenos barrios populares: Cuando la
09:00 - 10:30
antigüedad no es decadencia
Part I
10:45 - 12:15
Joint Session
54 Comparative Housing Policy
Location: 469 {NB} RC21 Regional and Urban Development (host
Session Organizer: Kenneth GIBB, University committee)
of Glasgow, United Kingdom
Location: 301 {OB}
Authors and Papers For programme details see section Joint Sessions
Sarah CHARLTON, University of the Witwatersrand,

10:45 - 12:15
Public housing and beneficiary responses to it 245 Housing policies: Latin America,
popular housing, comparative
Tristan LOLOUM, EHESS, France and Christophe
CLIVAZ, Institut Universitaire Kurt Bösch, Switzerland Location: 469 {NB}
Governing second housing: Three case studies in
Authors and Papers
Brazil, Spain and Switzerland
Regina Fátima C.F. FERREIRA, Universidade Federal
Márcio Moraes VALENÇA, Universidade Federal do
Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil
Movimientos de vivienda, autogestión y política
Gated ‘downtown’: Class collision and gentrification
habitacional en Brasil: Del acceso a la vivienda al
in the post-renovation city
derecho a la ciudad
Juan José MICHELINI, Spanish National Research
Camila D’OTTAVIANO, University of São Paulo, Brazil
Council, Spain; Mariana RELLI, Research Institute in
Popular housing in Brazil: From housing market to
Humanities and Social Sciences, Argentina
minha casa minha vida program
Housing struggles and social innovation. The
community workers movement experience in Luján María Florencia GIROLA and Ana Gretel THOMASZ,
(Buenos Aires Metropolitan Region) CONICET, Argentina
Políticas públicas, acceso a la vivienda y derecho a la
Letícia Moreira SIGOLO, Universidad de São Paulo,
ciudad. Apuntes de investigación sobre complejos
Brazil
habitacionales de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires
El actual crecimiento del mercado residencial en
Brasil y sus impactos en el precio de la vivienda Danielle KLINTOWITZ, Fundação Getulio Vargas,
São Paulo, Brazil and Joyce REIS, Universidade de
Carolina CASTRO, University Federal of São Carlos,
São Paulo, Brazil
Brazil; Lucia SHIMBO, University of São Paulo, Brazil;
La regulación urbanística tiene influencia en la
Mahtab FARSHCHI, London South Bank University,
producción de viviendas sociales?
England
The locus of the affordable housing in São Paulo over Tiago CUNHA, Universidade Estadual de Campinas,
the growth cycles of the 1990’s and the 2000’s Brazil
Ladrillo por ladrillo
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12:30 - 14:00 10:45 - 12:15
299 Housing and the right to the city. 483 Housing and the Right to the City.
Part II Part III

RC43 Housing and Built Environment RC43 Housing and Built Environment (host
RC21 Regional and Urban Development (host committee)
committee) RC21 Regional and Urban Development
Location: 301 {OB} Location: 469 {NB}

14:30 - 16:00 14:30 - 16:00

359 RC43 Business Meeting 582 Informal settlements: Land and
housing markets, policies and
Location: 469 {NB}
formalisation
Location: 469 {NB}

Friday 3 August Authors and Papers
Camila SARAIVA and Giselle TANAKA, Universidade

09:00 - 10:30
434 Housing policy and processes Ruptures and continuities in practices of the
consolidating of old peripheries
Location: 469 {NB}
Caroline GONÇALVES DOS SANTOS, Universidade
Authors and Papers
Federal de Pernambuco, Brazil
Kenneth GIBB, University of Glasgow, United 30 years later – From access to housing to
Kingdom consolidation of housing settlements: Revisiting the
Reforming low income housing subsidies: Barriers, case of Recife, Brazil
risks and opportuntiies in an era of fiscal austerity
Mariana RELLI, CONICET, Argentina
Douglas ROBERTSON, University of Stirling, Scotland Situaciones de irregularidad dominial del hábitat
What will be the repercussions of the current financial popular urbano y acciones del estado, provincia de
crisis for future housing system? Buenos Aires, Argentina, 1990-2004
Edith JIMENEZ HUERTA and Heriberto CRUZ SOLIS, Rodrigo MILLAN, Universidad Diego Portales, Chile
Universidad de Guadalajara, Mexico Operación sitio a cuatro décadas de su constitución.
Land and housing markets in consolidated irregular Programas y políticas de mejoramiento urbano en
settlements – Findings from the LAHN project áreas pericentrales del Gran Santiago
Daniel SANFELICI, Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil Flávio DE SOUZA, Ana C.R. CAVALCANTI and Luis
Steps towards an understanding of financialization’s DE LA MORA, Universidade Federal de Pernambuco,
impact on Brazilian cities Brazil
Addressing policies and programs for the improvement
of poor neighborhoods in Brazil: Opportunities and
challenges in the case of ZEIS in Recife
 280 
RC44 10:45 - 12:15
Labor Movements work
Joint Session
Programme Coordinator: Peter EVANS,
University of California, USA
Location: 29 {OB}
Wednesday 1 August
12:30 - 14:00
09:00 - 10:30
141 Unfree labour: States, capital and
21 Migrant Workers, Labour Unions the struggles of migrant and
and Collective Protests immigrant workers for social and
economic justice
Location: 29 {OB}
Session Organizer: Jennifer CHUN, Location: 29 {OB}
University of Toronto, Canada Session Organizers: Aziz CHOUDRY, McGill
University, Canada and Mark THOMAS,
Authors and Papers
York University, Canada
Eli FRIEDMAN, Cornell University, USA Chair: Jennifer CHUN, University of Toronto,
Part of the working class? The cost of depoliticization Canada
for union legitimacy among migrant workers in China
Authors and Papers
Nobuyuki YAMADA, Komazawa University, Japan
Adrian SMITH, Carleton University, Canada
Foreign workers in the atomic disaster: A type of
Unfree labour, law and imperialism
exclusion in Japan
Camila BARALDI amd Táli Pires ALMEIDA,
Rolle ALHO, University of Helsinki, Finland
Labour mobility from Estonia to Finland in the
Migraciones, informalidad y industria de la
construction sector: Different stakeholder perspectives
confección: Reflexiones acerca de Brasil
and strategies
Adriana PAZ RAMIREZ, University of British Columbia,
Kim VOSS, University of California, USA
Canada
Fighting for inclusion: The origins and consequences
Resisting permanent impermanence: Performances of
of the 2006 immigration protests in the United States
subordination and resistance, and the possibility of a
Alexandru DICEANU, McMaster University, Canada migrant workers-led movement in Canada
Immigrant workers’ paths of resistance: Institutionalized
Mark THOMAS, York University, Canada
industrial relations or open class conflict?
Migrant worker organizing and labour law in Canada
Evelyn ENCALADA GREZ, York University, Canada
Aziz CHOUDRY, McGill University, Canada and
Migrant farm workers fight back: Reconceptualizing
Mostafa HENAWAY, Immigrant Workers Centre-
resistance at the margins
Montreal, Canada
Geraldina POLANCO, University of British Columbia, The workers vs temporary labour recruitment
Canada agencies: Contextualizing im/migrant workers’
Displacing immigrant workers through Canada’s struggles against temp agencies in Canada
guest worker program
 281 
14:30 - 16:00 Raquel DUAIBS, Universidade Estadual de Campinas,
Brazil
177 RC44 Round Table 2: Strategies for
The ABC metalworkers’ union and his support for
organizing informal workers
cooperatives: A brazilian experience
Location: SUM {OB}
179 RC44 Round Table 4: New
Session Organizer: Chris TILLY, University of
strategies for bringing union
California Los Angeles, USA
democracy to unions with diverse
Authors and Papers memberships
Dilek HATTATOGLU, Mugla University, Turkey Location: SUM {OB}

Unionisation of homebased workers in Turkey Session Organizers: Sophie BÉROUD,
Université Lyon 2, France and Karel YON,
Sithembiso BHENGU, University of Kwa-Zulu Natal,
Lille Center for Politics and Administration,
South Africa
France
Workers, wages and livelihoods: Linking workplace and
community struggles in post-apartheid South Africa Authors and Papers
Diego COLETTO, University of Milano-Bicocca, Italy Ruy BRAGA, and Fábio PIMENTEL, Universidade de
Grassroots organizations in the informal economy: A São Paulo, Brazil
way to go beyond the survival in free markets? Information work and the proletarian condition today:
The perception of Brazilian call centers operators
Andranik MELIK-TANGYAN, Hans-Boeckler-Foundation
and Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany Cinara ROSENFIELD, UFRGS, Brazil
Reform proposals to tackle labour market segmentation Paradoxos do capitalismo e trabalho em call centers
Paulo F. KELLER, Federal University of Maranhão, Brazil Lucila D’URSO, Instituto de Investigaciones Gino
Artisanal work and production in the contemporary Germani, Buenos Aires, Argentina
society: Realities, changes and challenges Trabajadores tercerizados y conflictividad laboral en
el sector automotriz. Límites y desafíos en términos de
178 RC44 Round Table 3: The solidarity
representación
economy, the labor movement and
the fight against precarious Denisse ROCA-SERVAT, Arizona State University, USA
employment The struggle for rights in labor-community coalitions:
The Los Angeles clean carwash campaign
Location: SUM {OB}
Session Organizer: Ana Margarida ESTEVES, 180 RC44 Round Table 5: Organizing
Tulane University, USA Strategies, Diversity and Union
Chair: Jacklyn COCK, Witwatersrand Democracy
University, South Africa
Location: SUM {OB}
Authors and Papers Session Organizer: Cécile GUILLAUME,
Université de Lille, France
Vishwas SATGAR, University of Witwatersrand, South
Africa Authors and Papers
Trade unions and the worker cooperative alternative
Emilien JULLIARD, Ecoles des Hautes Etudes en
in South Africa:
Michelle WILLIAMS, University of the Witwatersrand, Creating activists. How do US unions try to build
South Africa membership-based campaigns for collective
Neoliberal diffusion of the social economy: The case bargaining?
for the solidarity economy
 282 
Karel YON, Lille Center for Politics and Administration Andreia GALVAO, DCP, Universidade Estadual de
(CERAPS), France and Sophie BéROUD, Université Campinas, Brazil
Lyon 2, France The Brazilian tradeunionism during Lula administration
Industrial democracy versus union democracy?
Jean-François LIBOTTE, Institut des Sciences du Travail,
Organizational responses to the reform of the trade
Belgium and Sébastien ANTOINE, Laboratory for a
union recognition process in France
prospective Anthropology, Belgium
Guillaume GOURGUES, IEP Grenoble, UMR PACTE, Syndicats, partis, États en Europe : Entre action de
Grenoble, France and Jessica SAINTY, IEP Grenoble, classe et conciliation sociale
UMR PACTE, France
Marcel PARET, University of California-Berkeley, USA
Supporting “public debate” as a new unions’
Labor politics in the United States and South Africa
strategy? The case of CGIL-FIOM facing managerial
referendum in three fiat factories (Italy)
Anne BORY, Université Lille I, France, Pierre BARRON, Caitlin FOX-HODESS, University of California, USA
Université Paris VIII, France, Sébastien CHAUVIN, Contesting la concertacion: Working-class
Université d’Amsterdam, Netherlands, Nicolas demobilization and the production of oppositional
JOUNIN, Université Paris VIII, CSU-CRESPPA, France political subjectivities in Chile’s ‘democracia del libre
and Lucie TOURETTE, France mercado’
Le mouvement des travailleurs sans papiers : Quelle
Claire CERUTI, University of Johannesburg, South Africa
démocratisation pour les pratiques syndicales
Unfolding contradictions in the zuma movement,
françaises ?
South Africa, through the eyes of public sector strikers
Martín ARMELINO, Universidad Nacional de General
Paula LENGUITA, CEIL, Conicet, Argentina, Marco
Sarmiento/UBA, Argentina
Aurélio SANTANA, UFRJ, Brazil and Juan MONTES
Vicisitudes de la democracia sindical en Argentina. El
CONICET, Argentina
caso de la CTA en los 2000s
Reconfiguración de la clase obrera y respuesta
sindical en Argentina y Brasil frente a los actuales
procesos de renovación política (2003-2011)
Thursday 2 August Santiago DUHALDE, CEIL-CONICET / UBA,
Argentina
09:00 - 10:30 Límites y posibilidades del sindicalismo en el contexto
de una alianza política {*}
213 Labor movements and the State:
What happens when political allies
10:45 - 12:15
take power?
238 China’s emerging working class
Location: 29 {OB}
and the future of the labor
Session Organizer, Chair and Discussant:
movement
Ruy BRAGA, University of São Paulo
Location: 29 {OB}
Authors and Papers
Session Organizer: Pun NGAI, Hong Kong
Belén FERNANDEZ MILMANDA, CONICET/UTDT, Polytechnic University, China
Argentina and Enzo BENES, CONICET/UBA,
Authors and Papers
Argentina
When your friend asks you for moderation. New Shaopeng SONG, Renmin University of China, China
challenges for the argentine unions: The case of the To struggle for workers’ identity: The resistance of
teamsters’ federation Jiashu workers
 283 
Ngai PUN and Lulu FAN, Hong Kong Polytechnic El sindicalismo de movimiento social después del
University, China neoliberalismo. Una exploración sobre los empleados
Global capital, the state and Chinese workers: the públicos argentinos afiliados a ATE y la CTA
foxconn experience
Cécile GUILLAUME, Université de Lille 1, France and
Ya LIU, Guangdong University of Foreign Studies, Sophie POCHIC, Centre Maurice Halbwach CNRS,
Guangzhou, China and Changjiang LI, Peking France
University, China Equal pay rights and public sector unionism: The story
Women and labour division in China’s rural society of a long lasting mobilization in the UK (1960-2010)
Anita KOO and Yunxue DENG, Hong Kong Rachel BRICKNER, Acadia University, Canada
Polytechnic University, Hong Kong Becoming political: Teachers’ activism in the face of
Vocational education and the new generation of Michigan’s public education crisis
working class in China
Martha ECKER, Ramapo College of New Jersey, USA
Siufu TANG, University of Hong Kong, China Attacks on collective bargaining: Lessons from the
The concept of the working class and China’s social Metropolitan Union of Postal Clerks 1937-1962
stratification
Eli FRIEDMAN, Cornell University, USA 14:30 - 16:00

Part of the working class? The cost of depoliticization for
union legitimacy among migrant workers in China {*}
Location: 29 {OB}
Chun-Yi LEE, University of Nottingham, United Kingdom
Session Organizer: Jennifer CHUN,
World factory without workers? The new facet of
University of Toronto, Canada
Chinese workers’ strikes {*}
16:15 - 17:45
12:30 - 14:00
409 Trade unions in the green economy
315 The attack on public sector
unionism and labor’s response Joint Session
Location: 29 {OB}
Session Organizer: Kim VOSS, University of
California, USA Location: 29 {OB}
Authors and Papers
Nicolás DIANA MENENDEZ, CEIL-CONICET, CABA,

Argentina
Friday 3 August
Estado local y conflictividad laboral durante el
gobierno de Mauricio Macri {*}
09:00 - 10:30
Marnix DRESSEN, Université de Versailles Saint
Quentin en Yvelines / Printemps CNRS, France and 439 New roles for intellectuals in the
Dominique ANDOLFATTO, Université de Nancy II / labor movement?
Irénée, France
Location: 29 {OB}
Restructurations and railways workers strikes in
Session Organizer: Marcos ANCELOVICI,
France
McGill University, Canada
Martín ARMELINO, Universidad Nacional de General
Sarmiento/UBA, Argentina
 284 
Sakhela BUHLUNGU, University of Pretoria, South Cesar RODRIGUEZ, Universidade de los Andes, Colombia
Africa Unpacking transnational activist networks: An
The labour movement and intellectuals in analysis of anti-sweatshop campaigns in the
post-apartheid South Africa: A troubled relationship US-caribbean basin apparel industry (1990-2008)
Marisa FASSI, Universita degli studi di milano, Marcos ANCELOVICI, McGill University, Montreal,
Argentina and Victor CALERO, Universidad de Canada and Alex MOCHNACKI, McGill University,
Córdoba, Argentina Canada
Legal activists and intellectuals interactions with workers Knowledge production and counter-expertise in
who are on the margins of law in Córdoba, Argentina transnational antisweatshop networks
Ercüment CELIK, University of Freiburg, Germany Jamie McCALLUM, Sociology/Anthropology,

The role of intellectuals in the circulation of knowledge Middlebury College, Middlebury, VT
in south African labour movement, 1970s-1980s Global unions, local power: Labor transnationalism
from North America to the global south
Maïlys GANTOIS, University of Paris I, France
Negotiations: A case where intellectuals invested with Manuel ROSALDO, University of California at
and by labor activists Berkeley, Berkeley, CA
Transnational networks and organizing in the
Adrien THOMAS, CEPS/INSTEAD, Luxembourg
informal sector: Waste pickers respond to challenges
The literature on trade union revitalization: An
and opportunities of globalization
example of an alliance between researchers and
labour movement Pamela ROBINSON and Helen RAINBIRD,
Department of Management, University of
Birmingham, Birmingham, United Kingdom
10:45 - 12:15
Transnational solidarity in global supply chains:
493 Organizing the production of Where are the ‘pinch points’ and what are the levers
alternative visions to support social for global networks to improve labour conditions?
justice
14:30 - 16:00
Joint Session
RC44 Labor Movements (host committee) 575 Building Transnational Solidarity
RC02 Economy and Society among National Labor Movements

For programme details see section Joint Sessions Session Organizer: Robert O’BRIEN,
McMaster University
Chair: Edward WEBSTER, University of the
12:30 - 14:00
Witwatersrand
537 Making transnational networks
Authors and Papers
more effective vehicles for
North-South and South-South labor Luis AGUIAR, UBC Okanagan, Kelowna, BC, Canada
solidarity Jumping scale, crossing space: The JfJ and organizing
cleaners for global strength
Location: 29 {OB}
Session Organizer: Cesar RODRIGUEZ, Bridget KENNY, University of the Witwatersrand,
Universidade de los Andes, Colombia Johannesburg, South Africa
Chair: Robert O’BRIEN, McMaster University, Wal-Mart and transnational union solidarity in the
Canada south African competition tribunal process
 285 
Carolina BANK MUNOZ, Brooklyn College and The José ITZIGSOHN, Brown University, RI
Graduate Center-City University of New York, Recuperated enterprises: Changing work?
Brooklyn, NY
Maria Ines FERNANDEZ ALVAREZ, Instituto de
Transnational solidarity in organizing against Wal-Mart
Ciencias Antropologicas, Facultad de Filosofia y Letras
Melanie DUFOUR-POIRIER, University of Montreal, UBA, Argentina
Canada and Marc-Antonin HENNEBERT, Human Ocupar, resistir, producir, sostener. El problema de la
Resources Department, HEC Montreal, Montreal, sustentabilidad en las experiencias de gestión
Canada colectiva del trabajo
Collective action within cross-border union alliances:
Carina BALLADARES, UBA-Facultad de Ciencias
Evidence from two contrasting case studies {*}
Sociales, Ciudad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Melanie DUFOUR-POIRIER, University of Montreal, Canada El trabajo "a façon" y los ritmos de la vida asociativa en
Transnational trade union coalition: Evidence from una empresa recuperada del conurbano bonaerense
Chile and Peru
Rodrigo SALGADO, Sociología, Instituto de
Investigaciones Gino Germani, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Las tensiones de la igualdad en las empresas recuperadas
Saturday 4 August
09:00 - 10:30
618 Challenging the logic of neoliberalism:
Labor-feminist coalitions and work-
family policy campaigns
Joint Session
RC45
Location: 29 {OB}
Rational Choice
10:45 - 12:15
Programme Coordinator: Hanno
693 Worker’s taking over factories as a SCHOLTZ, University of Berne, Switzerland
response to capital taking away
jobs: Reflections on experiences in
Argentina and elsewhere
Wednesday 1 August
Location: 29 {OB}
Session Organizers: José ITZIGSOHN,
Brown University and Julian REBON, Instituto 10:45 - 12:15
de Investigaciones Gino Germani
81 Social capital: Current research on
Authors and Papers the construction of social capital
Anabel REIRO, Facultad de Ciencias Sociales- Location: 453 {NB}

Universidad de la República, Montevideo, Uruguay Session Organizer: Hanno SCHOLTZ,
La recuperación del trabajo y los procesos de University of Konstanz, Germany
democratización en Uruguay
 286 
Authors and Papers Thursday 2 August
Guido MEHLKOP , Peter GRAEFF , Sebastian
1 2
SATTLER3 and Carsten SAUER3, (1) University of Erfurt, 09:00 - 10:30

Germany, (2) Goethe University Frankfurt, Germany,
207 Embedded rational choice in
(3) Bielefeld University, Germany
institutional change
Normative and rational forces driving corrupt
decisions among students within social networks: A Location: 453 {NB}
vignette study Session Organizer: Hanno SCHOLTZ,
University of Konstanz, Germany
Hirohisa TAKENOSHITA, Shizuoka University, Japan
Institutional arrangements and social capital: Authors and Papers
Brazilian immigrants in Japan and their chances for
Antonio M. JAIME-CASTILLO, University of Málaga,
upward mobility
Spain and Gloria MARTINEZ-COUSINOU, Centro de
Gonzalo SEID, Universidad de Buenos Aires - Instituto Estudios Andaluces, Spain
de Investigaciones Gino Germani, Argentina Distributive effects and moral justification of corruption
Clase, género y capital social
Francisco José LEON-MEDINA, Jose A. NOGUERA
and Jordi TENA-SANCHEZ, Universitat Autònoma de
12:30 - 14:00 Barcelona, Spain
Rationality, frames, and social influence. An on-line
100 Actors, choices, and rationality in
experimental test of the informative effects of law
the Global South
Francisco LEON, Universitat de Girona, Spain and Jordi
Location: 453 {NB}
TENA, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain
Session Organizer: Hanno SCHOLTZ,
Self-interest, reciprocity and public support for the
University of Konstanz
redistributive role of the state
Authors and Papers
Mario MOLINA, Pontificia Universidad Católica, Chile
Hanno SCHOLTZ, University of Konstanz, Germany Power resources theory: A reconstruction mico-macro
Three equilibria and two waves of change: A short
model of modernity, 1750-2030
10:45 - 12:15
Marcelo Raimundo DA SILVA, Universidad Torcuato di
Tella, Argentina
Applying rational choice and historical institutionalism Location: 453 {NB}
in the study of national security policies in Brazil Session Organizer: Hanno SCHOLTZ,
(1995-2010) University of Konstanz, Germany
Francisco BAEZ URBINA, Universidad Arte y Ciencias

Sociales, Chile
Friday 3 August
La reactivación de la acción colectiva en Chile: Una
mirada desde la sociología analítica
09:00 - 10:30
447 Social capital: Current research on
bases and outcomes
Location: 453 {NB}

 287 
Authors and Papers
RC46
Benjamin SCHULZ, University of Mannheim, Germany
Ethnic capital, social capital and immigrants’ labour Clinical Sociology
market integration in Germany
Programme Coordinator: Jan Marie
Sören PETERMANN, Max Planck Institute for the Study
FRITZ, University of Cincinnati, USA
of Religious and Ethnic Diversity, Germany
Explaining access to individual social capital
Jun KOBAYASHI, Seikei University, Japan

Effects of social capital on romance and marriage Wednesday 1 August
Masayuki KANAI, Senshu University, Japan
Interaction between public policy and social capital: 10:45 - 12:15
Child-care policy and birth rate
62 Essentials of Community
Intervention
10:45 - 12:15
Location: 413 {NB}
508 The evolution of networks and Session Organizer: Jan Marie FRITZ,
social co-operation University of Cincinnati, USA
Location: 453 {NB} Authors and Papers

Harry PERLSTADT, Michigan State University, USA
The global diffusion of the healthy cities/communities
Authors and Papers movement
Ray-May HSUNG, National Chengchi University, Emma PORIO, Ateneo de Manila University, Philippines
Taiwan and Yi-jr LIN, Taiwan Climate change adaptation and structures of power
Embeddedness of innovations in community interventions
Yoshimichi SATO, Tohoku University, Japan Jenifer CARTLAND, Children’s Memorial Hospital-
Coverage of social capital and utility function of Chicago, USA
actors involved: Toward a clearer understanding of What researchers bring to communities, and what may
functions of social capital or may not be left behind when their work is done
Norma TAKEUTI and Marlos Alves BEZERRA,

Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil
Challenging their destiny: Interventions with
marginalized youth in Brazil
12:30 - 14:00
111 Community Development and Social
Justice
Location: 413 {NB}

Session Organizer: Emma PORIO, Ateneo de
Manila University, Philippines
 288 
Denyse CÔTÉ, Université du Québec en Outaouais,
Cape Verde 10:45 - 12:15
Développement local et droits des femmes
239 Corruption and Globalization: Open
W.O. TAYLOR-COLE, Mount Royal University, Canada discussion
Social justice initiatives: Community development
Location: 413 {NB}
projects
Session Organizer: Tina UYS, University of
Anastasia- Valentine RIGAS, and Emmanouela PAPA, Johannesburg, South Africa
University of Crete, Greece
Authors and Papers
Social representations and social identity of the ex-
prisoners in Greece: A social clinical psychological Olga GUZHVA and Dmytro CHUCHKO, V.N.
approach Karazin Kharkiv National University, Ukraine
Socio-cultural context of corruption
Hans Petter SAND, University of Agder, Norway
Investigating power and democracy U.S. PANDEY, Agra University, India
The role of Indian judiciary with special reference to
global IP regime
14:30 - 16:00
159 Gender, Sexuality, Disability and 12:30 - 14:00
Social Justice
296 Health and Justice
Location: 413 {NB}
Location: 413 {NB}
Chair: Anastasia Valentine RIGAS, University
Session Organizer: Norma TAKEUTI,
of Crete, Greece
Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do
Co-Chair: Marlos Alves BEZERRA,
Norte, Brazil
Universidade Federal do RN, Brazil
Authors and Papers
Authors and Papers
Weizhen DONG, University of Waterloo, Canada
U.S. PANDEY, Agra University, India
Tackling Healthcare Cost Issue with a Population
A case study of disability, economic globalization in
Health Perspective: Challenges and Strategies
India
Daniel PEREIRA ANDRADE, Fundação Getúlio Vargas,
Saeid YARMOHAMMADI, Islamic Azad University,
Brazil
Iran
La resposabilité individuelle et l’automanagement
Gender and social justice in Iran
émotionnel
Abdul-Mumin SA’AD, University of Maiduguri, Nigeria
Helena GARBIN, Cristina GUILAM and André
Gender, sexuality, society/culture and HIV/AIDS in
PEREIRA NETO, Escola Nacional de Saúde Pública
sub-Saharan Africa: The case of Nigeria
- ENSP/FIOCRUZ, Brazil
Jan Marie FRITZ, University of Cincinnati, USA Internet as a tool for health promotion projects
Gender and inclusive peacebuilding
 289 
14:30 - 16:00 10:45 - 12:15
361 RC46 Business Meeting 470 Accreditation of Clinical, Applied and
Engaged Public Sociology and
Location: 413 {NB}
Interdisciplinary Programs in the US
Session Organizer: Jan Marie FRITZ,
and Other Countries: Open Discussion
University of Cincinnati, USA
Location: 413 {NB}
Session Organizer: Harry PERLSTADT,
16:15 - 17:45
406 Social Justice and Democratization
Authors and Papers
Location: 413 {NB}
Melodye LEHNERER, College of Southern Nevada, USA
Session Organizer: Olga GUZHVA, Ukraine
Program accreditation: A professional exchange
Authors and Papers
Norma WINSTON, University of Tampa, USA
Abdul-Mumin SA’AD, University of Maiduguri, Nigeria Accreditation: What does It take?
Universal declaration of human rights and cultural
diversity in Nigeria
12:30 - 14:00
Isabelle RUELLAND, Université de Montréal, Canada
553 RC46 Business Meeting and Award
Pratiques de cogestion à visée critique et
Presentations
démocratisation des organisations publiques de santé
brésiliennes : Analyse critique de cas Location: 413 {NB}
Session Organizer: Jan Marie FRITZ,
Tina UYS, University of Johannesburg, South Africa
University of Cincinnati, USA
Whistleblowing and ubuntu: The influence of national
cultures on whistleblowing intentions
14:30 - 16:00
604 Work and Clinical Sociology
Friday 3 August Location: 413 {NB}
Session Organizer: Jenifer CARTLAND,
09:00 - 10:30 Children’s Memorial Hospital-Chicago, USA
454 The History and Current Status of Authors and Papers

Clinical Sociology in Nations and
Alejandro SALDAÑA, Universidad Veracruzana, Mexico
Regions: Open Discussion
Metáforas del sufrimiento laboral
Location: 413 {NB}
Danieli SIQUEIRA, Universidade Federal da Paraíba,
Chair: Viviana ARBELO, Universidad Buenos
Brazil
Aires, Argentina
Secular state x spiritualized knowledge: Reflections
Authors and Papers on the practices of traditional midwives in Brazil and
its rightful place
Anamaria ARAUJO FELICE, Universidad Montevideo,
Uruguay Viviana ARBELO, Universidad Buenos Aires, Argentina
The history and development of clinical sociology in Public administration teams: Leadership and
Uruguay motivation
Jan Marie FRITZ, University of Cincinnati, USA

Clinical sociology and human rights
 290 
Saturday 4 August Joint Session
and Social Change (host committee)
10:45 - 12:15
692 Using Clinical Sociology to Improve
Location: 38 {OB}
Society
Location: 413 {NB}
Session Organizer: Abdul-Mumin SA’AD, 10:45 - 12:15
University of Maiduguri, Nigeria
52 Bridging sociologies. Globalisation,
Authors and Papers cosmopolitanism and the individual
Melodye LEHNERER, College of Southern Nevada, USA Location: 302 {OB}

Training the next generation of social change agents Chair: Henri lustiger THALER, Ramapo
College, USA
Anton SENEKAL, University of Johannesburg, South Africa
Mediation in South Africa: Practice and Training Authors and Papers
Norma TAKEUTI, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande Marie-Christine DORAN, University of Ottawa, Canada
do Norte, Brazil The expression of memory as politics: An insight from
Action collective des jeunes d’une communauté et recent mobilizations in Chile (2005-2011)
modes de subjectivation
Tiago CUNHA, and Silvana QUEIROZ, State
Olivier CHANTRAINE, Université de Lille 3, France University of Campinas, Brazil
Recherche, publication et “grands secrets” Getting a job (but not anywhere). Job opportunities as
one of the major determinants of the intrametropolitan
migration flows in metropolitan area of Campinas
Marcus SPILLER, SGS Economics & Planning Pty Ltd,

Australia
RC47 Social justice and the centralisation of governance in
the Australian metropolis: A case study of Melbourne
Social Classes and Social Eva YOUKHANA, University of Bonn, Germany
Movements New concepts of belonging in a globalized world
Gerson OLIVEIRA, Universidade Federal do Rio

Programme Coordinators: Antimo Luigi
FARRO, Sapienza University of Rome, Italy
Dispositivos, sentidos y mecanismos causales de la
and Maria da Glória GOHN, Universidad
acción colectiva contestatária
Estatal de Campinas, Brazil
12:30 - 14:00
103 Anti-nuclear movements after
Wednesday 1 August Fukushima disaster
Location: 302 {OB}

9:00 - 10:30
Session Organizer: Shujiro YAZAWA, Seijo
23 New Trends and Theoretical University, Japan
Approach in the Field of Social Chair: Seung Kuk KIM, Pusan National
Mobilizations and Social Change University, South Korea
 291 
Shujiro YAZAWA, Seijo University, Japan
Thoughts and actions of social movements concerning 09:00 - 10:30
the nuclear in Japan
215 Latin American social movements
Daishiro NOMIYA, Sophia University, Japan and social justice in the Global South
Transformation of the antinuclear drive in post-war Japan
Location: 302 {OB}
Yuko HIRABAYASHI, Tsuru University, Japan Chair: Emilio TADDEI, Universidad de Buenos
Anti-nucear avtivism in Tokyo after 3.11 Aires, UBA.
Panelists: Flávia LESSA DE BARROS,
Eiji HAMANISHI, Notre Dame Seishin Univertisy, Japan
University of Brasília, Brazil and Céli
Actors/movements around nuclear energy and
REGINA, UFRGS, Brazil
radioactive contamination after 3.11 Fukushima in
Japan: From the sociology of action Authors and Papers
Paulo Henrique Martins MARTINS DE ALBUQUERQUE,

14:30 - 16:00
Federal University of Pernambuco, Brasil, Guilherme
155 Conflicts, social movements and Martins e Maria Idelvita Martins, Brazil
democracy in the global era Sociology, colonialism and social practices in Latin
America
Location: 302 {OB}
Session Organizer: Yvon LE BOT, Ecole des
Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales, Francia
Maria da Glória GOHN, Universidad Estatal de
Chair: Fernando CALDERON, Fundación
Campinas, Brazil
UNIR, Bolivia
Sociology of Latin-American movements: Practices
Co-Chair: Marie-Christine DORAN, University
and theories
of Ottawa, Canada
Angela PAIVA, Pontificia Universidade Catolica do Rio
Authors and Papers
de Janeiro, Brazil
Susana MANGANA, Universidad Católica del Democratizing the Brazilian public shpere: New
Uruguay, Uruguay dynamics in the relationship between the state and
Social mobilization in the Arab world and black social movements
democratization
Amy GRAGLIA, SUNY Stony Brook, USA
Fernanda PAGE POMA, SUNY Stony Brook, USA Pink public transit in Mexico city: Evaluating women-
State repression and collective action only transportation as a feminist movement {*}
Chungse JUNG, Binghamton University, USA Céli Regina JARDIM PINTO, UFRGS, Brazil
World-historical structure and dynamics of protest Responsabilidad como justicia: Espacios de los
waves on the global south, 1894–2010 movimientos sociales en democracias emergentes
Isabel MARTINS, Universidade Federal de Pelotas, Brazil Flávia LESSA DE BARROS, University of Brasília, Brazil
Urban development and modernity unfinished: A Contra-hegemonic social movements and the
reading of the phenomenon of lynching in Brazilian international cooperation for development in Latin
society, based on the work of Jose de Souza Martins America
Antonio Cesar Machado SILVA, Universidade Federal

de Sergipe, Brazil
A experênciada tradução cultural nas redes
transnacionais de movimentos sociais
 292 
278 ¿Repolitización de las Seung Kuk KIM and Jung Rae CHO, Pusan National
movilizaciones sociales en América University, South Korea
Latina? Why are the citizens of Pusan so silent?
Location: 302 {OB} Tasuku SASAKI, Facultad de Letras, Universidad de

Chair: Maria da Glória GOHN, Universidad Kioto, Kyoto, Japan
Estatal de Campinas, Brazil El movimiento de solidaridad al pueblo
Panelist: Manuel Antonio GARRETON, latinoamericano en Japón
University of Chile, Chile
Suk-Ki KONG and Hyun-Chin LIM, Seoul National
Authors and Papers University, South Korea
Frame convergence into social justice: The Korean
Luiz CASTRO-SANTOS, Universidade do Estado do
engagement into transnational food sovereignty
movements
Los sentidos de la exclusión en América Latina
Ryoko KOSUGI, Tohoku University, Japan
Fernando CALDERON, Fundación UNIR, Bolivia
Japanese student movements in the global 1960s:
La confluctualitad in América Latina
Encounter of the local context and the transnational
Maria Antônia de SOUZA, Universidade Tuiuti do context
Paraná, Brazil
Kyoko TOMINAGA, University of Tokyo, Japan
Rural education movement, tensions in the struggle
Effects in local areas of global justice movement:
for a social right and the signs of public policies
Anti-G8 protests in Japan, Okinawa in 2000 and
Lev GRINBERG, Ben Gurion university, Israel Hokkaido in 2008
Traveling resistance: From Egypt to Chile through
Israel and Spain
14:30 - 16:00
Nilda Ines TORCIGLIANI, Universidad Nacional de
Córdoba, Argentina
metropolitan context
Participacion de las organizaciones de la sociedad
civil en el proceso de democratizacion en Córdoba, Joint Session
Argentina periodo 1983/2010 RC47 Social Classes and Social Movements
(host committee)
Loza JESUS, Universiad de Guadalajara, Mexico
Globalismo, indiviualización y clase media
Location: 302 {OB}
María MANEIRO, CONICET-UBA/CEL-UNSAM,
Argentina
Polifonías urbanas. Complejización de las formas
ejercicio de la política territorial en el marco de la 16:15 - 17:45
instalación de los movimientos de trabajadores
410 When, where, and how do
desocupados (GBA-Argentina)
movements matter? Consequences
of social movements
12:30 - 14:00
Location: 302 {OB}
295 Forms of social justice: Localism and
Session Organizer: Larry ISAAC, Vanderbilt
globalism in Asian context
University, USA
Location: 302 {OB} Chair: Larry ISAAC, Vanderbilt University,
Chair: Daishiro Nomiya, Sophia University USA
 293 
Barbara ZARATE, Oxford University, United Kingdom 473 Authors meets actors: Dialogues
Does protest work? Contentious collective action and between academia and Latin
social spending in Latin America, 1970-2008 American social movements
Cassandra ENGEMAN, University of California-Santa Location: 302 {OB}

Barbara, USA Chair: Manuel Antonio GARRETON,
Outcomes of US union mobilization for workplace University of Chile, Chile
leave in California and Pennsylvania
Authors and Papers
Shun HARADA, University of Tokyo, Japan
Flavia BRAGA VIEIRA, Universidad Federal Rural de
The conditions and the consequences of the
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil and Breno BRINGEL,
movement demanding the civil society institutions: The
Universidad Estatal de Río de Janeiro, Brazil
case of NPO law in Japan
Educación, formación política e internacionalismo en
Sandro OLIVEIRA, Universidade Federal de São los movimientos sociales rurales latinoamericanos
Paulo, Brazil contemporáneos
La tríada de la política urbana de conciliación de
Maria do Carmo ALBUQUERQUE, Universidade
clases en Brasil
Bandeirante, Brazil
Nuevos actores en el movimiento por los derechos de
los adolescentes en São Paulo: La cooptación, el
Friday 3 August corporativismo, la institucionalización – Una
confrontación entre las evaluaciones académicas y
de los propios activistas
09:00 - 10:30
Andrea PHILLIPS, University of London, United
448 Social Movement 2.0
Kingdom and Fulya ERDEMCI, SKOR Foundation for
Location: 302 {OB} Art and Public Domain, Netherlands
Chair: Antimo Luigi FARRO, Università di Urban composition – Artists, publics and
Roma La Sapienza, Italy social-spatial transformation
Authors and Papers Hector Eloy RIVAS SANCHEZ, Canada

Neoliberal policies, HIV-related vulnerability and
Geoffrey PLEYERS, FNRS/UC Louvain & CADIS/
AIDS activism in Mexico
EHESS, Belgium
Indignados and occupiers: A reactive, creative and Renata VARELLA, IESP-UERJ, Brazil
democratic movement La experiencia de acción colectiva en la vila acaba
mundo: Una reflexión sobre la construcción de
Mariana GIORGETTI VALENTE, USP, Brazil
conocimento
Contribution to the theory of social movements on the
Internet
12:30 - 14:00
Henri LUSTIGER THALER, Ramapo College, USA
543 Radical movements examine a
Re-visiting Mannheim: Memory, global collective
political and social order
action and inter-subjectivity
Location: 302 {OB}
Sandra RODRIGUEZ, University of Montreal, Canada
Chair: Antimo Luigi FARRO, Università Roma
Spreading the word: Collective action and networking
Sapienza, Italy
in a Web 2.0 driven generation
Co-Chair: Silvana QUEIROZ, Universidade
Estadual de Campinas, Brazil
 294 
Efe Can GURCAN, Simon Fraser University, Canada
Building popular-democratic alternatives in Latin 09:00 - 10:30
America: A comparative analysis of post-neoliberal
movements in Venezuela and Argentina
Location: 302 {OB}
Raffaele SCIORTINO, State University Milan, Italy and
Session Organizer and Chair: Antimo Luigi
Emiliana ARMANO, State University Milan, Italy
FARRO, Università Roma Sapienza, Italy
Forms of the European spring: The no tav movement
Aline Michelle Nascimento AUGUSTINHO,

10:45 - 12:15
Universidade Estadual Paulista “Júlio de Mesquita
Filho”, Brazil and Roberta CAVA, UFSCAR, Brazil 657 Climate justice, ‘buen vivir’ and
1968 and the modernity’s crisis: The Brazilian voluntary simplicity: New lifestyles
student's movement as a new “social actor” and political commitments
Cristiano RODRIGUES, IESP - UERJ, Brazil Joint Session

Black Social Movements. Colombia and Brazil RC47 Social Classes and Social Movements
(host committee)
14:30 - 16:00
Location: 302 {OB}
577 Civil society against violence
Location: 302 {OB}
Chair: Hyun-Chin LIM, Seoul National
University, South Korea
Co-Chair: Suk-Ki KONG, Seoul National
University, South Korea
RC48
Authors and Papers
Sophie BODY-GENDROT, University Paris-Sorbonne,

Social Movements,
France Collective Actions and
Comparing (In)security in public spaces
Social Change
Verónica SILVA REINOSO UNAM, Mexico and
Cristina PINEDA ECHEVERRI, Universidad de los Programme Coordinators: Benjamín
Andes, Colombia TEJERINA, University of the Basque Country,
Enclaves del poder sub-nacional y procesos de Spain and Debal SINGHAROY, Indira Gandhi
democratización en Medellín, Santa Cruz y Guayaquil National Open University, India
Daniela SLIPAK, Universidad Nacional de San Martín,
Argentina
La razón de la violencia. Un análisis de la revista
Wednesday 1 August
cristianismo y revolución en la Argentina de los años
sesenta y setenta
09:00 - 10:30
Louis ESPARZA, California State University-Los
Angeles, USA 23 New Trends and Theoretical
Post cold war civil society mobilization in Colombia Approach in the Field of Social
Mobilizations and Social Change
 295 
110 Collective action and the rebirth of
social movements for social and
economic justice in Chile: causes,
Location: 38 {OB} demands and result in a global
For programme details see section Joint Sessions world
Location: 38 {OB}
10:45 - 12:15
Session Organizer and Chair: Francisco
56 Creativity, emotion and risk Baez URBINA, University of Arts and Social
Sciences, Chile
Location: 38 {OB}
Session Organizer: Helena FLAM, University Authors and Papers
of Leipzig, Germany
Gabriel CHOUHY, University of Pittsburgh, USA
Chair: Helena FLAM, University of Leipzig,
A specter haunts the neoliberal globe: Reworking the
Germany
communist hypothesis through the chilean student
Authors and Papers movement
Eva SCHMITZ, University of Halmstad, Sweden Caitlin FOX-HODESS, University of California, USA
‘Boss of your own belly’ – The creativity of the social La eleccion de Sebastian Piñera y la paradoja de una
protest for womenxs social justice in Sweden during oposicion creciente en contra del neoliberalismo de
the 1970s parte de la clase trabajadora urbana en Chile
Nina PETER, Freie Universität Berlin, Germany Victor Daniel MUÑOZ TAMAYO, Universidad de
Artistic protest strategies: The critical art ensemble Chile, Chile
El contexto sistémico y el factor generacional en los
Ignacia PERUGORRIA, Rutgers University, Argentina
agravios y la política del movimiento universitario
“Jaia eta borroka”: Political ethnographies of cultural
chileno
activism amidst a context of illegalization in the
basque country Leonardo CANCINO PEREZ, Universidad Diego
Portales, Chile
Lia ROCHA, Universidade do Estado do Rio de
Chile 2011, desde el largo letargo a la acción colectiva
Janeiro, Brazil
A small revolution: Young favela dwellers and Mauricio GARCIA, Universidad de La Frontera, Chile
audiovisual production Enfoques teóricos y metodológicos para el estudio de
la acción colectiva en el resurgimiento de los
Rosimeire SILVA, University of Coimbra, Portugal
movimientos sociales en Chile: El aporte de la
Affects and the struggle for recognition: The nacional
sociología analítica {*}
street population movement in Brazil {*}
Jaime GARRIDO CASTILLO JAIME, Universidad de La
Frontera, Chile
Movimientos sociales en escena, el fin de los partidos
el renacimiento de la política {*}
 296 
14:30 - 16:00 10:45 - 12:15
158 From alienation to empowerment. 248 Imagining futures: Social
Part I movements, publics, and
contentious politics. Part I
Joint Session
RC36 Alienation Theory and Research (host Joint Session
committee) RC48 Social Movements, Collective Actions
RC48 Social Movements, Collective Actions and Social Change
and Social Change RC07 Futures Research (host committee)
Location: 452 {NB} Location: APT 16 {OB}

12:30 - 14:00
Thursday 2 August 318 Visual Representation of Injustice
and Exclusion
09:00 - 10:30
Joint Session
204 Democratization movements and RC48 Social Movements, Collective Actions
human rights. Part I and Social Change (host committee)
Location: 38 {OB}
Session Organizer: Sharon BARNARTT, Location: 38 {OB}
Gallaudet University, USA For programme details see section Joint Sessions
Authors and Papers

14:30 - 16:00
Stephanie LIMONCELLI, Loyola Marymount University,
USA 338 From alienation to empowerment.
Mapping worldwide efforts to combat human Part II.
trafficking
Joint Session
Sharon BARNARTT, Gallaudet University, USA RC36 Alienation Theory and Research (host
2001 as the year of disability protests: Diffusion of committee)
the “arab spring,” political opportunity, or the UN RC48 Social Movements, Collective Actions
convention? and Social Change
Miriam ARENAS CONEJO, Universitat de Barcelona, Location: 452 {NB}

Spain, Soledad ARNAU RIPOLLES, Universidad For programme details see section Joint Sessions
Nacional de Educación a Distancia, Spain, Eduardo
DIAZ VELAZQUEZ, Miguel A. FERREIRA, Universidad
16:15 - 17:45
Complutense de Madrid, Spain and Asun PIE
BALAGUER, Universitat Oberta de Catalunya, Spain 383 Democratization movements and
Disability rights movement in Spain: From the UN human rights. Part II
convention to the “indignation” in the streets
Location: 38 {OB}
Session Organizer and Chair: Sharon
BARNARTT, Gallaudet University, USA
 297 
Authors and Papers María Dolores ROCCA RIVAROLA, Instituto de
Investigaciones Gino Germani-UBA, Argentina
Helena FLAM, University of Leipzig, Germany
Las organizaciones sociales en los conjuntos
Transnational social movement as a governance
oficialistas: Identidades parciales y definiciones de
Babushka
pertenencia en el MST y en organizaciones sociales
Sebastian PEREYRA, Universidad Nacional de San kirchneristas (primer gobierno de Luiz Inácio Lula da
Martin, Argentina Silva y gobierno de Néstor Kirchner)
El impacto de la movilización de familiares de
Brenda PEREYRA, Universidad Nacional de Lanús,
víctimas de la violencia policial en Argentina
Argentina
Maria do Carmo ALBUQUERQUE, Universidade Marcos interpretativos en torno a los comedores
Bandeirante, Brazil populares en Lanús y la influencia en la toma de
El movimiento social por los derechos de los niños y decisiones sobre este espacio
adolescentes en São Paulo: Su momento y su sitio en
Alejandro ROLDAN, UBA, Argentina and Ismael
la construcción de la política pública de derechos {*}
GUALDI, UBA, Argentina
Movimientos sociales y estado en el kirchnerismo
(2003-2009). La FTV y la gestión de políticas
Friday 3 August sociales {*}
German PEREZ, Instituto de Investigaciones Gino

10:45 - 12:15 Germani, Argentina
Exceso y defecto: Movilización política e
491 Movimientos sociales actuales en
institucionalidad democrática. Un aporte
América Latina II. Posturas frente a
germaniano {*}
la arena político-institucional:
Participación, oposición, articulación
12:30 - 14:00
Location: 38 {OB}
Session Organizers: Antonia MUÑOZ, 533 Imagining futures: Social
Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana, movements, publics, and
Mexico; Fernanda Valeria TORRES, contentious politics - Part II
IDIHCS-UNLP CONICET, Argentina and Lidia
Joint Session
VILLAR, Instituto de Investigaciones Gino
Germani, Argentina
Chair: Fernanda Valeria TORRES,
and Social Change
IDIHCS-UNLP CONICET, Argentina
Authors and Papers
Pablo LAPEGNA, University of Georgia, USA
Popular movements and patronage politics:
12:30 - 14:00
Understanding demobilization processes in
contemporary Argentina 539 Movimientos sociales actuales en
América Latina. Part III
Enrique ANDRIOTTI ROMANIN, Universidad
Nacional de Mar del Plata - CONICET, Argentina Location: 38 {OB}
De la confrontación a la cooperación. Los cambios Session Organizer and Chair: Antonia
en las estrategias y marcos interpretativos del MUÑOZ, Universidad Autónoma
movimiento de derechos humanos de Argentina Metropolitana, Mexico
frente al “kirchnerismo” (2003-2011)
 298 
Maria Carolina DYSMAN and Emmanuel RAPIZO,
Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 09:00 - 10:30
Relations between NGOs, social movements and
state: Symbolic boundaries, institutionalization and
legitimacy
contentious politics. Part III
Natalina RIBEIRO, Pontifícia Universidade Católica de
Joint Session
São Paulo, Brazil
Autonomia: Visiones de los autores y atores sociales
Danilo DE SOUZA MORAIS and Paulo César and Social Change
RAMOS, UFSCar, Brazil
Movimiento de la juventud negra y nuevos espacios
políticos e institucionales: La lucha contra el
“genocidio del joven negro” en los consejos y
conferencias sectoriales en Brasil 09:00 - 10:30
Fernando SIMOES NOGUEIRA, Universidade Federal 635 Movimientos sociales actuales en
do Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil América Latina I. Posturas frente a
Presupuesto participativo y sus efectos sobre la la arena político-institucional:
sociedad civil en el caso de Porto Alegre Participación, oposición,
articulación
Antonio ALEJO, Universidad de Santiago de
Compostela, Mexico Location: 38 {OB}
Globalizaciones y nuevas diplomacias en las Session Organizers: Antonia MUÑOZ,
américas. La implementación de políticas públicas Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana,
para la inclusión de sociedades civiles en las Mexico; Fernanda Valeria TORRES, IDIHCS-
agendas de política exterior, política internacional y UNLP CONICET, Argentina and Lidia VILLAR,
agendas globales en Argentina y México Instituto de Investigaciones Gino Germani,
Argentina
Pilar ALZINA, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Chairs: Antonia MUÑOZ, Universidad
Resistencia e integración: La institucionalización de
Autónoma Metropolitana, Mexico and Lidia
los movimientos sociales. Un estudio de caso de la
VILLAR, Instituto de Investigaciones Gino
organización barrial tupac amaru (OBTA) {*}
Germani, Argentina
Myriam BARONE, Celia DRAGANCHUK, Mariela
Authors and Papers
DACHARY and Devora PETRUF, Universidad Nacional
de Misiones, Argentina Federico SCHUSTER1, German PEREZ2, Ana
Problemáticas y desafíos regionales en contextos de NATALUCCI3 and María Soledad GATTONI3, (1)
desigualdad y dominación: Movimientos sociales Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina, (2) Instituto
ambientalistas en oposición y articulación con otros de Investigaciones Gino Germani, Argentina, (3)
actores políticos {*} CONICET. IIGG/UBA, CABA, Argentina
Territorios disputados. Movilización política y
procesos de institucionalizacion en niveles locales de
14:30 - 16:00
gobierno (Argentina, 1997-2011)
Location: 38 {OB}
 299 
Juan WAHREN, Instituto de Investigaciones Gino Authors and Papers
Germani - Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Hank JOHNSTON, San Diego State University, USA
Tensiones entre movimientos sociales y gobiernos
Movimientos democráticos en régimenes autoritarios
progresistas. Las disputas por el territorio y los
de alta capacidad: Comparaciones desde el Medio
recursos naturales del pueblo Guaraní en Tarija,
Oriente, la Rusia, y la China
Bolivia
Sergio TAMAYO, Universidad Autónoma
Charmain LEVY, Université du Québec en Outaouais,
Metropolitana, México
Canada
Participación ciudadana, revueltas árabes e
Political society, social movements and the workers’
indignados, en el cambio social
party in Brazil
Noelia MONGE, Universidad Complutense de
Maria Virginia QUIROGA, CONICET-UNRC,
Madrid, Spain
Argentina and Sebastián BARROS, CONICET-UNPA-
Los “indignados” toman las plazas. Del 19 y 20 de
UNPSJB, Argentina
diciembre en los barrios porteños al 15-M español:
De las prácticas articulatorias entre movilización
Similitudes y diferencias entre movimientos
social y gobiernos: Notas sobre las experiencias de
Argentina y Bolivia en el siglo XXI David PULIDO, Relaciones Internacionales y Ciencia
Política, Mexico
Nuria YABKOWSKI, UBA - CONICET, Argentina
El movimiento ambiental en monterrey: Acciones
Lo “otro” de los movimientos sociales: Hipótesis para
colectivas e identidad
pensar el estado hoy {*}
Gabriela DELAMATA, UN de San Martín-CONICET,
juan Ignacio LOZANO, Universidad nacional de La
Argentina
Plata, Argentina
Movimientos sociales y derecho {*}
De la movilización a la institucionalización. La
experiencia de organizaciones sociales de matriz Eneida ASSIS, Universidade Federal do Pará/UFPA,
nacional popular en el gobierno de la provincia de Brazil
Buenos Aires durante el periodo 2002 - 2010 {*} The indigenous movement in Brazil and the processes
of collective action {*}
Ricardo GUTIERREZ1, Marisa VON BULOW2 and
Rebecca ABERS2, (1) Universidad de San Martín,
Argentina, (2) University of Brasilia, Brazil 12:30 - 14:00
Environmental networks in state and society: A
comparative view of the southern cone {*}
technology through protests and
mobilizations for social justice
10:45 - 12:15
Joint Session
655 Acciones colectivas y luchas RC48 Social Movements, Collective Actions
democratizadoras en and Social Change
Latinoamérica, Europa, y Norte de RC23 Sociology of Science and Technology
Africa / Collective action and (host committee)
democratization struggles in Latin
America, Europe, and North Africa
Location: 38 {OB}
Chair: Graciela DI MARCO, Universidad
Nacional de San Martín, Argentina
 300 
12:30 - 14:00 Darcy LEACH, Bradley University, USA and Sebastian
HAUNSS, University of Konstanz, Germany
720 Social movements as embodied
Solidarity and tactical coordination in the german
collective acts
anti-nuclear movement: An event history analysis
Location: 38 {OB}
Priska DAPHI, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Germany
Session Organizer and Chair: Tova BENSKI,
Transnational activism and national affinities: Building
Colman, Israel
cross-sectoral solidarity in global justice movements {*}
Authors and Papers
Lois Ruskai MELINA, Union Institute & University, USA 16:15 - 17:45
Being the change: Performative acts in social
764 La voz en las calles
movements
iberoamericanas: Las
Bob KURIK, Charles University, Czech Republic and manifestaciones públicas como
Malte STIEBER, University of Bremen, Germany modo de acción
‘Fuck middle class... burning and looting tonight!’:
Location: 38 {OB}
Forging the activist’s body in contemporary Germany
Session Organizers: Sergio TAMAYO,
Begonya ENGUIX, Universitat Oberta de Catalunya, Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana,
Spain México and Michael VOEGTLI, Universidad
Talking bodies in public: Embodied activism and de Lausanne, Switzerland
strategies for protest Chairs: Sergio TAMAYO, Universidad
Autónoma Metropolitana and Michael
Nathaniel PYLE, University of California at Santa
VOEGTLI, Universidad de Lausanne,
Barbara, USA
Switzerland
Fat. Hairy. Sexy. Contesting standards of beauty and
sexuality in the gay community Authors and Papers
Marcelo D’AMICO, UNER, Argentina, Pedro LISDERO

14:30 - 16:00 and Lucas AIMAR, CIECS-CONICET-UNC, Argentina
Acción colectiva y estructura social neo-colonial: De
747 Strange bedfellows: Activist
identidades emergentes y clases sociales
affinities across difference
Evangelina CARAVACA, FLACSO/CONICET,
Location: 38 {OB}
Argentina
Session Organizer and Chair: Deborah GOULD,
Fuegos cruzados. Sentidos en disputa en torno a un
University of California Santa Cruz, USA
estallido social en la provincia de Buenos Aires
Authors and Papers
Tatiana COLLLEBEDEFF, Universidad Pedagógica
Marije BOEKKOOI, VU University Amsterdam, Nacional, Mexico
Netherlands El peor crimen es el silencio
Building and crumbling of solidarity: An examination
Myriam BARONE, Mariela DACHARY, Celia
of the Dutch campaign in the run up to the G8
DRAGANCHUK and Devora PETRUF, Universidad
protests in heiligendamm
Nacional de Misiones, Argentina
Rafael DE SOUZA, Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil Desafíos y retos en la gestión de recursos naturales:
The Brazilian homosexual movement and its impact Movimientos ambientalistas en la provincia de
on construction of anti-discriminatory policy agendas Misiones en el marco de la construcción de obras
in the national constituent assembly of 1987-1988 hidroeléctricas {*}
 301 
Fernanda Valeria TORRES, IDIHCS- UNLP CONICET, Hans Joachim SALIZE and Harald DRESSING, Central
Argentina Institute of Mental Health-Mannheim, Germany
Movimientos sociales: Revisitando la categoría Interacting mechanisms between general psychiatry,
identidad desde un enfoque espacial {*} forensic psychiatry and the prison systems and their
influence on admission rates
10:45 - 12:15
60 Distinguished Speaker Panel:
Emerging Issues in the Sociology of
Mental Health
Location: 432 {NB}

Session Organizer and Chair: Bronwen
RC49 LICHTENSTEIN, University of Alabama, USA
Mental Health and Illness Authors and Papers
William COCKERHAM and Carrie BETCHER,

Programme Coordinator: Bronwen University of Alabama at Birmingham, USA
LICHTENSTEIN, University of Alabama, USA Gender roles and changing patterns of mental health
Stanley BRODSKY, University of Alabama, USA

Societal coercion of individuals into mental health
treatment: Therapeutic innovations and ethical
Wednesday 1 August implications
Breno FONTES, Universidade Federal de

09:00 - 10:30
Pernambuco, Brazil
17 Involuntary Psychiatric Treatment New developments in social support practices and
and the Misuse of Psychiatric private-public collaborations
Institutions as Instruments of
Matt MUTCHLER, California State University
Political Oppression
Dominguez Hills, USA, Sheba GEORGE, Charles
Location: 432 {NB} Drew University of Medicine and Science, USA, Bryce
Session Organizer: Reinhold KILIAN, McDAVITT, AIDS Project Los Angeles, USA, Robert
University of Ulm, Germany PHILLIPS, University of Manitoba, Canada and Wallis
Chair: Reinhold KILIAN, University of Ulm, ADAMS, Northeastern University, USA
Germany Sleeping and texting with my phone: Implications for
mental health and sexual health promotion among
Authors and Papers
black and latino young men who have sex with men
Reinhold KILIAN1, Tilman STEINERT1, Daniela
CROISSANT2, Gerhard LÄNGLE2, Ulrike LEMKE3,
Sabine HERPERTZ4, Peter BRIEGER1, Paulo KLING-
LOURENCO1 and Thomas BECKER1, (1) University of
Ulm, Germany, (2) Zentrum für Psychiatrie
Südwürttemberg, Germany, (3) Universität Rostock,
Germany, (4) Universtiy of Heidelberg, Germany
Explaining differences in involuntary admission
practice between German federal states
 302 
Thursday 2 August Atsuro TSUTSUMI, University of Tokyo, Japan
Women’s experiences of traumatic bereavement
following the death of a child in the sichuan
09:00 - 10:30
earthquake 2008
210 Gender, social justice, and mental
Bronwen LICHTENSTEIN, University of Alabama, USA
health
Trauma responses to disaster: A tale of two cities
Location: 432 {NB}
Session Organizer: Silvia KRUMM, University
12:30 - 14:00
of Ulm, Germany
298 HIV/AIDS, social change, and social
Authors and Papers
justice
Kénora CHAU1, Bernard KABUTH1, Michèle
Location: 432 {NB}
BAUMANN2 and Nearkasen CHAU3, (1) Université
Session Organizer: J. Gary LINN, Optimal
Henri Poincaré, France, (2) University of Luxembourg,
Solutions in Healthcare and International
Luxembourg, (3) University Paris Descartes, France
Development, USA
Gender disparities of depressive mood and roles of
Co-Chair: Bronwen LICHTENSTEIN,
family factors, school difficulty, violence, and
University of Alabama, USA
unhealthy behaviours among adolescents
Authors and Papers
W.O. TAYLOR-COLE, Mount Royal University, Canada
Transgenderism and health policy in Canada James LINN, Optional Solutions in Healthcare and
International Development, USA
Ariane PROHASKA, University of Alabama, USA
Treatment as prevention: a strategy for eliminating the
Shame, guilt, and debt: The experience of bankruptcy
HIV/AIDS epidemic or a potential misallocation of
filers in the United States
scarce resources?
Bronwen LICHTENSTEIN, University of Alabama, USA

10:45 - 12:15
Internet advice on disclosure of HIV status to sexual
241 Disaster, society, and mental health partners in an era of criminalization
Location: 432 {NB} Thabo FAKO, University of Botswana, Botswana

Session Organizer: Takashi ASAKURA, Tokyo HIV/AIDS care, coping strategies and work
Gakugei University, Japan environmental stress among nurses in Botswana
Authors and Papers
Takashi ASAKURA, Tokyo Gakugei University, Japan

Friday 3 August
and Kazuko SASAHARA, Tokyo Gakugei University,
Japan
Experience of the 3.11 disasters and mental health 09:00 - 10:30
among adolescents in Fukushima, Japan
438 New challenges in mental health
Yuko OHARA-HIRANO, Nagasaki University, Japan policies
The mental health status of Indonesian candidates
Location: 432 {NB}
leaving for Japan after the great east Japan
Session Organizer: Breno FONTES,
earthquake
Yao XU, University of Melbourne, Australia, Jane
FISHER, Monash University, Australia, Helen
HERRMAN, University of Melbourne, Australia and
 303 
Authors and Papers Agostina GIECO, UBA-CONICET, Argentina
La insoportable pesadez del ser… profesional de la
Kjeld HOEGSBRO, Aalborg University, Denmark
salud. Alienación y enajenación en los trabajadores
Psychosocial strain and conflict management at
de la salud pública
residential homes for adults and young persons with
developmental disorders Reinhold KILIAN, Christine HERTLE, Thomas BECKER,
University of Ulm, Germany and Herbert
Rocio Elena SANCHEZ CASTILLO and Nilva Carla
MATSCHINGER, Universität Leipzig, Germany
VIDAL, Residencia Salud Mental Comunitaria Provincia
The meaning and the assessment of empowerment in
de Chubut, Argentina
patients with psychotic and affective disorders
Diagnóstico comunitario participativo “Barrio Pujol”
una mirada de las prácticas discriminatorias en la Maia FANSTEN, Université Paris Descartes, France
adolescencia Modern social renouncers: A new idiom of distress? {*}
Fátima ALVES, Open University, Portugal and Mira

MARCINOW, Jagiellonian University, Poland
Saturday 4 August
New challenges in the policies of mental health
care – Comparing the situation of Portugal and Poland
10:45 - 12:15
Linda SODERBERG, University of Gothenburg,
Sweden 680 RC49 Business meeting
The Swedish policies of mental health care as shown
Location: 432 {NB}
in collaboration
Chair: Bronwen Lichtenstein, University of Alabama
Larissa SALES, Universidade Federal do Ceará, Brazil
Narratives about illness by military police officers in
Ceara
10:45 - 12:15
RC51
490 Mental health and illness in modern
societies
Sociocybernetics
Location: 432 {NB}
Session Organizer: Dirk Richter, Bern Programme Coordinator: Héctor
University of Applied Sciences, Switzerland ZAMORANO, Universidad Nacional de
Rosario, Argentina
Authors and Papers
Erliane MIRANDA, Universidade Federal de

Pernambuco, Brazil
Wednesday 1 August
Psychotropic drugs: An encapsulated solution?
Juliana Livia ANTUNES DA ROCHA, Universidade

10:45 - 12:15
Federal, Brazil
The place of the other: The difficult dialogue between 85 Systemic perspective to think
exclusion and inclusion of individuals with mental knowledge and cultural
disorders management development. Part III
Location: 304 {OB}

Session Organizer: Margarita MAASS,
UNAM, Mexico
 304 
Margarita MAASS, Universidad Nacional Autónoma 173 Observing, measuring and
de México, Mexico reconstructing emergent meaning
Culture study as a symbolic dimension of society and
Location: 304 {OB}
a social complex system
Session Organizer: Liliana RAMIREZ RUIZ,
Kenichi KAWASAKI, Komazawa University, Japan Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana, Colombia
Cultural engagement and global creative cities:
Authors and Papers
Singapore, Shanghai and Tokyo cases
Liliana RAMIREZ, Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana,
Carlos LIVACIC, Universidad Central, Chile
Colombia
Action systems and organizational operation from
Las formas de sentido del conocimiento en las
local reality
universidades indígenas en México y Colombia
Juan Pablo GONNET, CIECS-CONICET, Argentina

12:30 - 14:00
La cultura como observación de segundo orden en
137 Systemic Perspective to think sistemas organizacionales
knowledge and cultural
Gabriel VELEZ-CUARTAS, Universidad de Antioquia,
management development. Part II
Colombia
Location: 304 {OB} Meaning understood as juxtaposed networks of
Session Organizer: Margarita MAASS, communications
UNAM, Mexico
Isabel KUSCHE, Universität Osnabrück, Germany
Authors and Papers Expectations and meaning: Politics between policy
orientation and clientelism
Blanca EVA GONZALEZ, Instituto Tecnológico de
Querétaro, Mexico
An educational model, analyzed from the
interdisciplinary research Thursday 2 August
Santiago CHIO, Univerisdad Autónoma de Coahuila,
Mexico 10:45 - 12:15
De lo análogo a lo digital: Una migración cultural
256 Modern sociological systems theory
Ana Lucia RECAMAN, Universidad Autónoma de in social practice. Part II
Coahuila, Mexico
Location: 304 {OB}
El turismo cultural, una estrategia compleja para el
Session Organizers: Karl-Heinz SIMON,
desarrollo social: Estado de Morelos, México
University of Kassel, Germany and Michael
Abril GAMBOA ESTEVES, Benemérita Universidad PAETAU, Center for Sociocybernetics,
Autónoma de Puebla, Mexico Germany
Artistas y gestores culturales. Conocimiento para el
Authors and Papers
desarrollo social
Satoshi IGUCHI, Kyoto University, Japan
Significance of Luhmann’s theory of symbolically
generalized media in understanding problem of
political power and rule of law
 305 
María Alejandra NICOLAS1, Rachel BRAGATTO1 and Argentina, (2)Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones
Rafael Cardoso SAMPAIO2, (1) Universidade Federal Científicas y Técnicas, Argentina, (3) Universidad de
do Paraná, Brazil, (2) Universidade Federal da Bahia, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Brazil The emergence of a digital communicative media
Internet y política: Un balance de la producción
Youichi ITO, Akita International University, Japan
académica brasileña entre 2001 y 2011
The Japanese Kuuki theory: As applied to reality
Steffen ROTH, University of Geneva, Switzerland; construction, problem resolution, and social change
Yerevan State University, Armenia
Saburo AKAHORI, Tokyo Woman’s Christian
Spot on neglected function systems. Challenging the
University, Japan
reignited trench warfare of politics and the economy
How society is producing its own crisis: A systems
by systemic constellations
theoretical case study of Japan
Alisson SOARES, Fafich, Universidade Federal de

12:30 - 14:00
316 The challenge of Sociocybernetics A sistemic aproach to crime and deviance
for Cultural and Political Knowing
Location: 304 {OB} 16:15 - 17:45

Session Organizers: Juan Carlos BARRON
405 RC51 Business meeting
PASTOR, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de
México and Michael PAETAU, Center for Location: 304 {OB}
Sociocybernetics, Germany Session Organizer: Eva BUCHINGER, Austria
Authors and Papers
Héctor ZAMORANO, Universidad Nacional de Friday 3 August

Rosario, Argentina
Rosario City, Argentina, internal migrations: Social
09:00 - 10:30
injustice
450 Society, ciberculture and
Dr. Alejandro GUZMAN OCEGUEDA, CETYS
sociocybernetics, and sociology on
University & ASIDE Group, Mexico
the move
Project’s results based elections and public
management interactive democratic evaluation model Location: 304 {OB}
Session Organizer: Margarita MAASS, Mexico
348 Modern sociological systems theory Jaime Miguel GONZALEZ CHAVEZ, Efraín DELGADO
in social practice (A): Applications RIVERA and Joel ORTEGA CONTRERAS, Universidad
to societal problems de Coahuila, Mexico
Cultural offers and audience transformations
Location: 304 {OB}
Session Organizer: Karl-Heinz SIMON, Jorge GONZALEZ, Universidad Nacional Autónoma
University of Kassel, Germany de México, Mexico
Complex systems and cybercultur@
Authors and Papers
Daniel CESAR, Universidade de Brasilia, Brazil
Miguel Ángel FORTE1, Sergio PIGNUOLI
Under the pirate flag: Study on identification based
OCAMPO1,2, Santiago CALISE3, Matías PALACIOS1
on filesharing
and Matías ZITELLO1, (1)Universidad de Buenos Aires,
 306 
10:45 - 12:15 14:30 - 16:00
506 Sociocybernetic approach to 574 Book Presentation:
democratization processes Sociocibernética, cibercultur@ y
Sociedad
Location: 304 {OB}
Session Organizer: José AMOZURRUTIA, Location: 304 {OB}
Mexico Panelists: José AMOZURRUTIA, Session
Organizer; Juan Carlos BARRON PASTOR,
Authors and Papers
Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México
Norma Angelica MARTINEZ, UNAM, Mexico and Héctor ZAMORANO, Universidad
La configuración de un nuevo docente desde las Nacional de Rosario, Argentina
prácticas culturales tecnológicamente mediadas.
Caso de estudio: Modalidad semiescolarizada de la
Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla.
Juan Carlos PEREZ DURAN, Universidad del Altiplano,

Mexico
Adaptive model as interpreter of multiple realities of
complex social systems RC52
Emma GARCIA FIGUEROA, Mexico
Democratization process in culturals regionals
Sociology of Professional
legalitations: A systemic approach Groups
Programme Coordinator: Mike SAKS,
12:30 - 14:00
University Campus Suffolk, United Kingdom
555 Sociocybernetic principles:
Technology, ecology and
globalization
Wednesday 1 August
Location: 304 {OB}
Session Organizer: Eva BUCHINGER, Austria
09:00 - 10:30
Authors and Papers
26 Professions and Democracy. Part I
Karl-Heinz SIMON, University of Kassel, Germany
Location: 434 {NB}
Sociocybernetics and hierarchical systems
Session Organizer and Chair: Mike SAKS,
theory – Philosophical foundation and methodology
University Campus Suffolk, United Kingdom
Erwin RAFAEL, University of the Philippines, Philippines
Authors and Papers
Technology as a social system
Emilia E. MARTINEZ-BRAWLEY and Paz M-B ZORITA,
Arizona State University, USA
Professionalizing across borders: The dilemma of
social work as a democratic occupation
Christine HARRINGTON, University Campus Suffolk,

United Kingdom
A pedagogy of democracy – Teaching, learning and
performance
 307 
Sudeh CHERAGHI-SOHI, University of Manchester, 12:30 - 14:00
United Kingdom and Michael CALNAN, University of
118 Globalisation and its impacts on
Kent, United Kingdom
Professional discretion and organisational change:
The case of general practitioners working in the Joint Session
English NHS RC52 Sociology of Professional Groups
RC17 Sociology of Organization (host committee)
10:45 - 12:15
Location: 433 {NB}
74 Professional competence and For programme details see section Joint Sessions
careers
Location: 434 {NB} 14:30 - 16:00

Session Organizer: Jens-Christian SMEBY,
183 Science, innovation and
Oslo and Akershus University College of
professional development
Applied Sciences, Norway
Chair: Christine HARRINGTON, University Location: 434 {NB}
Campus Suffolk, United Kingdom Session Organizers: Helena SERRA, Technical
University of Lisbon, Portugal and Lorenzo
Authors and Papers
SPERANZA, University of Brescia, Italy
Federico LORENC VALCARCE, Instituto de Chair: Lorenzo SPERANZA, University of
Investigaciones Gino Germani, CONICET-University Brescia, Italy
of Buenos Aires, Argentina
Authors and Papers
There and back again. Careers, professional
knowledge and “reintegration in civil life” among the Helena SERRA, ISEG/SOCIUS, Portugal
argentine military officers The discourse on knowledge and innovation.
Rethinking professionalism
Jens-Christian SMEBY and Ida K.R. HATLEVIK, Oslo
and Akershus University College of Applied Sciences, Lee THOMPSON, University of Otago, New Zealand
Norway Leaving the stethoscope behind: Public health
Clashing epistemological beliefs? physicians and the spectre of the ‘real’ doctor
Håvard HELLAND, Oslo and Akershus University Ana Luiza OLIVEIRA E OLIVEIRA and Everardo
College of Applied Sciences, Norway DUARTE NUNES, University of Campinas, Brazil
The effects of grades on labour market outcomes for From the “physiotherapist practice” to physiotherapy
welfare state professionals as a profession: The Brazilian case
Ana MAROTIAS, Instituto de Investigaciones Gino Janette YOUNG, University of South Australia,
Germani, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina Australia
La relación entre el campo profesional y las prácticas Requiring health professionalization in a neo-liberal
de estudio en propuestas de educación virtual de country (Australia)!?
posgrado. Un análisis de caso {*}
Anita HIRSCH, National Autonomous University of
Thais MARTINS, Universidade Federal de São Carlos, Mexico, Mexico
Brazil Scientific research and professions: The principle
Financial elites make room for the emergence of new values of ethical research in the National
elites in Brazil {*} Autonomous University of Mexico {*}
 308 
300 In-between fragmentation and new
09:00 - 10:30 identities: Professional socialisation
within established and emerging
220 Professions and democracy. Part II
fields of professionalism. Part I
Location: 434 {NB}
Location: 434 {NB}
Session Organizer: Mike SAKS, University
Session Organizer: Christiane SCHNELL,
Campus Suffolk, United Kingdom
University of Frankfurt
Chair: Helena SERRA, Technical University of
Chair: Christiane SCHNELL, University of Frankfurt
Lisbon, Portugal
Authors and Papers
Authors and Papers
Ruth McDONALD, University of Nottingham, United
Diego Ezequiel PEREYRA, IIGG UBA-CONICET,
Kingdom
Argentina
Avoiding the tensions of professional fragmentation:
Sociology, democratic planning and middle classes.
The co-existence of competition, collaboration and
A study on social modernization and state building in
multiple collective identities in English hospitals
Argentina (1946-1963)
Joana ALMEIDA, Royal Holloway University of
Javiera ARAYA, Universidad de Montreal, Canada
and Carla AZOCAR, Universidad de Chile, Chile
Fragmentation of the medical profession and CAM: A
La constitución estamental de los grupos
consequence of CAM ‘s closure strategies in Portugal
profesionales en Chile: ¿Qué posibilidades para la
democracia? Maria da Gloria BONELLI, São Carlos Federal
University, Brazil
Arturo BALLESTEROS LEINER, Universidad Pedagógica
Brazilian judges in-between professionalism, gender
Nacional, Mexico
and difference
Profesiones y estado de bienestar: Lecciones para
América Latina Beatriz WEHLE and Mariana GESUALDI, Univesidad
Nacional de Quilmes, Argentina
Professional specialization and traditional and new
10:45 - 12:15
competences in judiciary courts of Buenos Aires
263 Professional governance and health conurbation
Luiz CASTRO-SANTOS, Universidade do Estado do
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil and Lina FARIA, Universidade
and inclusion. Part I
Gama Filho, Brazil
Joint Session The health professions: A critical analysis of the
RC52 Sociology of Professional Groups (host culture of caring {*}
committee)
Location: 434 {NB}

 309 
342 In-between fragmentation and new Aline Tereza BORGHI LEITE, Federal University of São
identities: Professional socialisation Carlos, Brazil
within established and emerging Between the university and the practice in journalism
fields of professionalism. Part II education: The contributions of the sociology of
professions about the construction of the journalists’
Location: 434 {NB}
professional identity
Session Organizer: Christiane SCHNELL,
University of Frankfurt, Germany Mónica SANTOS, Universidade do Porto, Portugal
Chair: Helena SERRA, Technical University of The progressive democratization of higher education
Lisbon, Portugal and the challenges to social closure of legal
professions
Authors and Papers
Mike SAKS, University Campus Suffolk, United Kingdom
Lorenzo SPERANZA, University of Brescia, Italy
Professions, democracy and marginality: Orthodox
Identity and socialization within an established field:
medicine and complementary and alternative
The case of physicians in Italy
medicine
Rana CAVUSOGLU, Middle East Technical University,
Valeriy MANSUROV and Olesya YURCHENKO,
Turkey
Institute of Sociology of RAS, Russia
Changing understanding and practices of nursing in
Altruism as a professional ideology of Russian
Turkey: An analysis of two generations
medical practitioners
Adeline GILSON, Laboratoire d’Economie et de
Sociologie du Travail, France
14:30 - 16:00
Uncertain identity orientations: New workers
generation and professional socialisation 588 Professional governance and health
human resource management: the
Christiane SCHNELL, University of Frankfurt, Germany
Cuttings one’s own path and becoming a part of
and inclusion. Part II
something. On professional identities and fragmented
working biographies Joint Session
Friday 3 August Location: 438 {NB}

09:00 - 10:30
456 Theoretical challenges for
Saturday 4 August
professions and professionalism:
Social justice, democratisation and
transformative change 09:00 - 10:30
Location: 434 {NB} 641 Teachers and teaching of social
Session Organizer: Mike SAKS, University sciences in Latin America
Location: 434 {NB}
Chair: Jens-Christian SMEBY, Oslo and
Session Organizer and Chair: Amurabi
Akershus University College of Applied
OLIVEIRA, Federal University of Alagoas,
Sciences, Norway
Brazil
 310 
Simone MEUCCI, DECISO, Universidade Federal do 719 RC52 Business Meeting
Paraná, Brazil
Location: 434 {NB}
En la escuela: Libros dedicados a la enseñanza de la
Session Organizer: Mike SAKS, University
sociología en Brasil (1930-2010)
Luiza Helena PEREIRA, Universidade Federal do Rio
Las condiciones de enseñanza y de trabajo de los
profesores de sociología en la educación secundaria
en Río Grande del Sul, Brasil
Diego Ezequiel PEREYRA, IIGG UBA-CONICET,

RC53
Argentina and Claudia PONTREMOLI, UBA,
Argentina
Sociology is not cool any longer. A discussion about
Sociology of Childhood
teaching of sociology in secondary schools in
Programme Coordinator: Loretta BASS,
Argentina exploring teachers, students and curricula
University of Oklahoma, USA
Lígia WILHELMS ERAS, Márcio OLIVEIRA
Universidade Federal do Paraná, Brazil, and Adélia
MIGLIEVICH RIBEIRO, Universidade Federal do
Espírito Santo, Brazil Wednesday 1 August
Maestros y el oeste de la frontera del Paraná-Brasil:
El año de la profesión y la producción de
09:00 - 10:30
conocimiento en la enseñanza de sociología
7 Children, Society and Exclusions.
Part I-A in English
10:45 - 12:15
Location: 444 {NB}
662 Environmental issues
Session Organizer: Ethel KOSMINSKY, São
Location: 434 {NB} Paulo State University-Marilia, Brazil
Session Organizer and Chair: Charles
Authors and Papers
GADEA, Centre de recherche VIP, France
Sudip CHAKRABORTY, North Bengal University, India
Authors and Papers
Trafficking in teenage girls: A field study in an
Joanne GAUDET, University of Ottawa, Canada extremely vulnerable zone in north east India
Shades of green: Exploring the engineering
Eugenia María RUIZ BRY, Argentina
profession-environment relationship in three
Children, society and exclusions
Canadian provinces
Tatiana LANDINI, Universidade Federal de São
Marta PANAIA, UBA, Argentina
Paulo, Brazil
Les marchés de l’emploi flexible et la profession
Homosexuality, discrimination and sexual exploitation
d’ingénieur
Sabina REGUEIRO, ICA-FFyL-UBA/CONICET,
Argentina
“Abandono”, “peligro” y “riesgo”: Disputas jurídico-
políticas en torno a la restitución de niños apropiados
durante la última dictadura militar Argentina
 311 
Phillip MIZEN, University of Warwick, United Kingdom Maksim HUEBENTHAL, Martin-Luther University Halle,
No longer able or willing to be dependent: The Germany and Michael BAYER, Otto-Friedrich-
marginalization and exclusion of street children in University Bamberg, Germany
Accra, Ghana Child poverty: The link between poor adults and
children’s rights
10:45 - 12:15 Gabriela TREVISAN, Minho University, Portugal

Children’s participation in school: An analysis on
53 Children, society and exclusions.
decision making competences and children’s citizenship
Part I-B in English
Pamela QUIROZ and Kisha MILAM-BROOKS,
Location: 444 {NB}
University of Illinois-Chicago, USA
Session Organizer: Ethel KOSMINSKY, São
School as solution to the problem of place: Student
Paulo State University-Marilia, Brazil
migration, perceptions of safety & children’s concept
Authors and Papers of community
Olivier BRITO, Burapha University, Thailand Sherry SAGGERS1, Kate FRANCES1, Juan LARRANAGA2
Tourism and child beggary: The ambivalence of a and Anthea WHAN2, (1) Curtin University, Australia, (2)
vital and strategic relationship. a comparison of Save the Children Australia, Australia
Bangkok and Mumbai Social investment, children’s rights and neo-liberal
policy: Balancing competing notions of the child in
Ilze TRAPENCIERE, University of Latvia, Latvia and
early intervention activities in the East Kimberley,
Anna TRAPENCIERE, Liepaja University, Latvia
Western Australia
Euroorphans or nobody’s children – The door open to
exclusion Ethel KOSMINSKY, São Paolo State University,
Marilia, Brazil
Maria Joao LEOTE DE CARVALHO, Universidade
Children of prisoners: A case-study of social
Nova de Lisboa, Portugal
vulnerable children in São Paulo, Brazil
Children’s perspectives on disorder and violence in
public housing neighbourhoods in Portugal
14:30 - 16:00
Fernanda MÜLLER, University of Brasília, Brazil
The views of children living in care concerning their 154 Children’s lives, voices and well
biological families in Brazil being. Poster session & RC 53
Reception
Loretta BASS, University of Oklahoma, USA
Dimensions of integration: Second-generation African Location: 444 {NB}
youth in France Session Organizer: Margaret SIMS,
University of New England, Australia
109 Children’s rights and social justice Steffen EISENTRAUT, and Lars ALBERTH, University of
Wuppertal, Germany
Location: 444 {NB}
Interventions ‘in the best interest of the child’?
Session Organizer: Loretta BASS, University
Professions and their orientations towards the child in
of Oklahoma, USA
youth welfare
Authors and Papers
Joselma SALAZAR DE CASTRO, Universidade Federal
Margaret SIMS, University of New England, Australia de Santa Catarina, Brazil
Planning for children and families using a rights La constitución de la lengua en los actos sociales
framework entre los bebes
 312 
Rubia Eneida HOLZ JACQUES, Universidade Federal Authors and Papers
de Santa Catarina, Brazil
Jessica SCHWITTEK, University of Wuppertal, Germany
Babies social learning in kindergarten entrance
Childhood in Kyrgyzstan – Social practices in private
Margaret SIMS, Charles KIVUNJA, University of New and public spheres and their relation with democratic
England, Australia, David NDUNGUTSE, Teddy values
NAGADDYA, Florence NAKAGWA and Evelyn
Jordanna CASTELO BRANCO, Federal University of
AYOT, Internal Health Sciences University, Uganda
Social injustices of exclusion: The meanings of
The dissonance between secularism and religous
childhood in Namuwongo Slum, Kampala
speech in a public school kindergarten in the
Michelle NOVELLE, Boston University, USA municipality of Duque de Caxias
Social orphans in Colombian state care: The process
Sabine CARDENAS, Universidad de Chile, Chile
of identity formation in the absence of permanency
Construcción social de la infancia ciudadana
Carmem MARIANO, Universidade Federal do Mato
Renata LOPES COSTA PRADO, Universidade de São
Grosso, Brazil
Paulo, Brazil
Childhood and public politics: The rights of the child
Child labour on the Brazilian academic production of
in the Brazilian media
psychology: Stigma and ideology
Ieva KARKLINA and Aleksandrs ALEKSANDROVS,
Maria Leticia NASCIMENTO, Education and
University of Latvia, Latvia
Comparative Studies, Brazil and Sylvie Bonifacio
Excellent educational achievements – An exit path out
KLEIN, Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil
of the ‘vicious circle’ of poverty for economically
Sociology of childhood and early childhood education
deprived children
studies: Some data about this interface in Brazil
Maria Guiomar da Cunha FROTA and Lucas de Brito
HILL, Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil
12:30 - 14:00
The convention on the rights of the child in Israel
288 Children’s bodies
Bruna BREDA, Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil
The distribution of sociology of childhood’s research Location: 444 {NB}
groups in Brazil Session Organizer: Lars ALBERTH, University
of Wuppertal, Germany
Vinod CHANDRA, JNPG College, India
Child labour in India and its global context: A case Authors and Papers
study of child domestic workers in Lucknow City
Jennifer MARTIN, Ryerson University, Canada
Getting the picture: Understanding the harms done to
children made subjects of sexual abuse images on the
Thursday 2 August Internet
Debora SILVEIRA1, Maria Walburga SANTOS2, Lucelio

10:45 - 12:15 Ferreira SIMIAO1 and Ana Cristina Juvenal CRUZ2, (1)
Universidade Estadual de Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil,
237 Childhood in democracy’s infancy
(2) Universidade Federal de São Carlos, Brazil
Location: 444 {NB} The Brazilian child and childhood in images and
Session Organizer: Doris representations between years 1880 and 1940
BUEHLER-NIEDERBERGER, University of
Jenifer CARTLAND, Children’s Memorial Hospital, USA
Wuppertal, Germany
Children’s perceptions about being hospitalized and
the hospital environment
 313 
Joana LOUÇA and Manuel SARMENTO, University of Maria Eugenia RAUSKY, Universidad Nacional de La
Minho, Portugal Plata, Argentina
The body at school Sobrevivir en la ciudad: Las representaciones de los
niños y niñas cartoneros sobre su espacio de trabajo {*}
14:30 - 16:00 Claudia UHART and Maria Raquel MACRI,

344 Leisure, democracy and diversity of
Trabajo infantil, familia y escuela: Tensiones entre la
lifestyles: Children and the youth
naturalizacióon y la protección integral {*}
Joint Session
Daniela FINCO and Marcia GOBBI, Universidade
RC53 Sociology of Childhood
Federal de São Paulo, Brazil
Aspectos de la vida cotidiana en el asentamiento del
Location: APT 110 {OB} MST: Las fotografías de los niños y niñas {*}
Cecilia LITICHEVER, FLACSO-Argentina, Argentina
Las definiciones sobre los sujetos y sus necesidades
en el espacio de las políticas sociales destinadas a la
Friday 3 August infancia y la adolescencia {*}
Angela AISENSTEIN, Maria Eugenia CAIRO and

09:00 - 10:30 Martina BREA, Universidad de San Andres, Argentina
“Las niñas y la cocina” y “los inspectores en los
423 Children, society and exclusions.
mataderos”. Alcances de la educación alimentaria en
Part II-A in Spanish
el discurso pedagógico {*}
Location: 444 {NB}

10:45 - 12:15
Session Organizers: Valeria LLOBET,
CONICET/Universidad Nacional de San 476 Children, society and exclusions.
Martín, Argentina; Carla VILLALTA, University Part II-B in Spanish
of Buenos Aires, Argentina and Isabella
Location: 444 {NB}
COSSE, Universidad de San Andres,
Session Organizers: Valeria LLOBET,
Argentina
CONICET/Universidad Nacional de San
Authors and Papers Martín, Argentina; Carla VILLALTA, University
of Buenos Aires, Argentina and Isabella
Maria Florencia GENTILE, UNGS/CONICET/UBA,
COSSE, Universidad de San Andres,
Argentina
Argentina
La construcción social de las categorías niñez,
juventud e inclusión social: Terrenos y disputas Authors and Papers
Virginia SAEZ, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Ianina TUÑON and María Sol GONZALEZ,
Argentina Programa Observatorio de la Deuda Social Argentina
Niñez, violencia y exclusión en los medios gráficos (UCA), Argentina
Efectos de las políticas de transferencias
Diana RESTREPO RUIZ, Universidad Autónoma
condicionadas de ingresos sobre los procesos de
Latinoamericana, Colombia
escolarización en las principales áreas urbanas de la
Del temor de dios al cuidado de sí. Una propuesta
Argentina (2007-2011) {*}
ética para la construcción de subjetividades desde la
infancia
 314 
Pavez ISKRA, Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona, Abraham OSORIO, UAEMex, Mexico
Spain Exclusion of young people in care institutions in
Sujetos de (ciertos) derechos: La participación de las Mexico
niñas y los niños migrantes en Chile {*}
Marina MEDAN, UNLP-CONICET-UNSAM, 10:45 - 12:15

Argentina
663 Globalization and new contours of
¿A cambio de qué? Transferencias condicionadas de
childhood
ingresos en programas de inclusión social para
adolescentes y jóvenes en Argentina {*} Location: 444 {NB}
Session Organizer: Vinod CHANDRA,
Nicolás DVOSKIN1,2, Alberto ROSENTHAL3 and Ariel
University of Lucknow, India
SLIPAK2,4, (1) Centro de Estudios e Investigaciones
Laborales - CONICET, Argentina, (2) Universidad de Authors and Papers
Buenos Aires, Argentina, (3)Instituto Argentino para el
Anjali BHATIA, University of Delhi, India
Desarrollo Económico (IADE), Argentina, (4)
Eating out and the lifecourse: Childhood in
Universidad Nacional de General Sarmiento,
globalizing India
Argentina
Infancia, bienestar y desarrollo económico: Hacia un Maria Renata PRADO, Doctum, Brazil
sistema de indicadores que reconozca las L’enfant à l’école maternelle : Entre résistance et
particularidades de los niños como grupo social {*} soumission au projet éducatif et social
Carolina CIORDIA, CONICET, Argentina Anete ABRAMOWICZ1, Tatiane RODRIGUES2,

Reflexiones en torno a las transferencias de la Gabriela TEBET1 and Andrea MORUZZI1, (1) Federal
responsabilidad sobre los niños: Prácticas, actores, University of São Carlos, Brazil, (2) Federal University
lógicas y circuitos de intercambio {*} of Pernambuco, Brazil
The genealogy of childhood in Brazil: The contours of
childhood
Saturday 4 August Smita VERMA, Isabella Thoburn College, India and

Vinod CHANDRA, JNPG College, India
Childhood in globalized India: A discursive discourse
09:00 - 10:30
630 La infancia en las sociedades de
disciplinamiento y exclusión social
Location: 444 {NB}

Session Organizer: Elinor BISIG, CONICET-
CUS-UNC, Argentina
Authors and Papers
Ana Lucia Goulart de FARIA, UNICAMP, Brazil and

Daniela FINCO, UNIFESP, Brazil
Diversidad en la infancia brasileña: Perspectivas y
desafíos de las investigaciones con niños y niñas
pequeños(as) en el campo de la sociología de la
infancia
 315 
RC54 10:45 -12:15
86 The body in network society:
The Body in the Social Memory, communication and
Sciences cultural practices on the social web

and abroad
Programme Coordinator: Bianca Maria Location: 462 {NB}

PIRANI, Sapienza University of Rome, Italy Session Organizer: María Eugenia BOITO,
Universidad Nacional de Córdoba,
Argentina
Co-chairs: María Eugenia BOITO,
Wednesday, August 1 Universidad Nacional de Córdoba,
Argentina and Belen ESPOZ, Universidad de
Cordoba, Argentina
9:00 -10:30
Authors and Papers
6 Body in Culture and Society:
Embodiment, Theory and Practice Swen SEEBACH, UOC, Spain
Virtually in love – Online rituals of couples
Location: 462 {NB}
Session Organizer: Jacqueline LOW, Victoria D’HERS, CIES, Argentina; Angélica DE SENA,
University New Brunswick, Canada IIGG, FSOC, UBA, Argentina
Chair: Claudia MALACRIDA, University of Body, memory and cyberspace in Latin America
Lethbridge, Canada
Begonya ENGUIX, Universitat Oberta de Catalunya
Authors and Papers (UOC), Spain
Dreams come true: Mediated socialities and memories
Asima JENA, Central University of Gujarat, India
Body as a site of contestation and reconciliation:
Learning from an “STI management program” in India 12:30 - 14:00
Maya AGUILUZ-IBARGUEN, Mexico 98 Body, emotions and spatial
Articulating ghostly bodies and corpses with social cognition in the information society
remembrance. How senses of bodies and embodiment
Location: 462 {NB}
embrace a new homegrown politics of love
Session Organizer and Chair: Bianca Maria
Christine MALLOZZI, University of Kentucky, USA PIRANI, Sapienza, University of Rome, Italy
Cultural models of bodily images of women teachers
Authors and Papers
Dulce FILGUEIRA DE ALMEIDA, Alessandra Matos
Lavínia PESSANHA, Brazilian Institute of Geography
TERRA, Mario Machel AMBROSIO, Brasilia University,
and Statistics, Brazil
Brazil
Families and companion animals in a contemporary
The ideal body to the body that speaks: An
world: A case-study of bodies, minds and emotions in
appropriation of Goffman and Becker for the
Brazilian cyberspace
formation of sociology of the body
Robert J. SCHMIDT, Technical University Berlin,
Germany
Spatiality, materiality and the process of innovation in
a regional cluster: The case of an irritating experiment
in a structuration-theory-perspective
 316 
María Eugenia BOITO and María Belén ESPOZ, Thursday, August 2
CONICET/Universidad Nacional de Córdoba,
Argentina
9:00 -10:30
“Time is in your hands”: Body, sensitivity and
technique in Córdoba city 208 Empowerment, Language and the
Body
Thomas SMITH, University of Rcohester, USA
Synchronization and social interaction: innate Joint Session
mechanisms in attachment and emergent structure in RC54 The Body in the Social Sciences
social life RC25 Language and Society (host committee)
Location: 32 {OB}
162 Human/machine social interaction:

The felt presence of absent bodies 10:45 - 12:15
performing the sonic and visual
272 The body and difference in society:
streams
Embodiment, theory and social control
Location: 462 {NB}
Location: 462 {NB}
Session Organizer and Chair: Adrián
Session Organizer: Claudia MALACRIDA,
SCRIBANO, CIECS, Argentina
University of Lethbridge, Canada
Authors and Papers Chair: Jacqueline LOW, University New
Brunswick, Canada
Graciela MAGALLANES, UNVM, Argentina
Expresiones creativas colectivas, estructuración social Authors and Papers
y disfrute
Anthony SYNNOTT, Canada
María Macarena SAENZ VALENZUELA, Universidad Being, having and doing: Theorizing and living bodies
Elizabeth DEPOY, University of Maine, USA; Stephen
Coreografía política y candombe. Un análisis desde
GILSON, University of Maine, USA
videos en Internet sobre la comparsa de Candombe
Disability as microcosm: The boundaries of the
Iyakereré
human body
Eduardo GALAK, UNLP-CONICET, Argentina
Thomas HOREJES, Gallaudet University, USA;
Forjar un oficio: ¿Cómo se formó la
Christopher Jon HEUER, Gallaudet University, USA
profesionalización en educación física en la
Negotiating deaf bodies and corporeal experiences
Argentina?
Rafael SANCHEZ AGUIRRE, Universidad de Buenos

12:30 -14:00
Aires, Argentina
Regulación emocional y música: perspectivas acerca 292 Embodiment and creation:
de las relaciones sociales Metropolitan bodies and the flows
of tradition
Location: 462 {NB}

Session Organizer and Chair: Shinsuke
SAKUMICHI, Hirosaki University, Japan
 317 
Authors and Papers “Ya vendrán tiempos mejores...” tiempo social,
cuerpos y la lógica de la espera en la configuración
Tadahiko IMADA, Hirosaki University, Japan
de sensibilidades urbanas
“It”: Of mimesis
Marian PREDA, University of Bucharest, Romania
Dulce FILGUEIRA DE ALMEIDA, Brasilia University,
Time capital and social gravity: Two new concepts for
Brazil; Rosirene SANTOS, Brasilia University, Brazil;
sociology of time
Ingrid WIGGERS, Brasilia University, Brazil
Culture and body practices in traditional communities
of the center west of Brazil 12:30 - 14:00
Bianca Maria PIRANI, Sapienza, University of Rome, Italy 557 The body and the habitat: Mapping
The inscribed sensory body: The asynchronous maps the environment
of the embodied spaces in mobile Media Age
Location: 462 {NB}
Itsuhiro HAZAMA, Nagasaki University, Japan Chair: Damayanthie ELUWAWALAGE, State
Resonance of creative visions in poetic language University of New York, USA
among the Karimojong herders in a Savanna
Authors and Papers
landscape
María Eugenia BOITO and María Belén ESPOZ,
CONICET-Universidad Nacional de Córdoba,
14:30 - 16:00
Argentina
335 Embodied players: Re-thinking the Bodies, emotions and city(ies) in Latin American (1st
role of the physical in leisure decade of the XXI century)
Location: 462 {NB} Ileana D. IBAÑEZ and Juliana HUERGO, CONICET-

Session Organizer: Arvinder ANSARI, India Universidad Nacional de Córdoba, Argentina
Chair: Amin PIRZADA, University of Kashmir, La comensalidad de niños y niñas en comedores:
India Hábitats, gramáticas culinarias, cuerpos y emociones
Authors and Papers
Tais MARTINEZ, Universidad de Valparaíso, Chile Saturday, August 4

Cáncer en la mujer más allá de una enfermedad
9:00 -10:30
628 Integration, interaction and
Friday, August 3 synchronization
Location: 462 {NB}

10:45 - 12:15
Session Organizer and Chair: Thomas S.
507 The cultural nature of time: How SMITH, University of Rcohester, USA
many kinds of time?
Authors and Papers
Location: 462 {NB}
Zaira JAGUDINA, University of Skovde, Sweden
Session Organizer and Chair: Roberto
Synchronization of forms of vitality dynamics in the
CIPRIANI, University Roma Tre, Italy
music therapy
Authors and Papers
Shinsuke SAKUMICHI, Hirosaki University, Japan
Ana Lucía CERVIO, CIES-IIGG, Argentina; Victoria The enactment of anger in the sandal divination
D’HERS, CIES, Argentina among the turkana, pastoralist of northwestern Kenya
 318 
Ronald ANDERSON, University of Minnesota, USA
16:15 - 17:45
Incorporating human suffering in measures of human
772 RC54 Business Meeting and progress
conclusions
10:45 - 12:15
Location: 462 {NB}
Session Organizer: Bianca Maria PIRANI, 67 Measuring and Monitoring Social
Sapienza University of Rome Progress II
Location: 23 {OB}
Session Organizer and Chair: Robert BIJL,
Netherlands Institute for Social Research,
Netherlands
Authors and Papers

RC55
Jacqueline VAN BEUNINGEN1, Saskia TE RIELE1 and
Social Indicators Hans SCHMEETS1,2, (1)Statistics Netherlands,

Netherlands, (2)Maastricht University, Netherlands
The development of a social capital index for the
Programme Coordinator: Mariano
Netherlands
ROJAS, FLACSO-México, Mexico
Jacqueline SCOTT, University of Cambridge, United
Kingdom
Scepticism, selectivity and subjective wellbeing:
Wednesday 1 August Political interests and survey measures in the UK
Carolina LAGES, Government Minas Gerais, Brazil

09:00 - 10:30
Can happiness be measured? Empirical findings from
20 Measuring and Monitoring Social Latin American countries
Progress I
Ali MEHDI, University of Freiburg, Germany
Location: 23 {OB} The elusive pursuit of social justice for dalits in Uttar
Session Organizer and Chair: Heinz-Herbert Pradesh, India
NOLL, GESIS-Leibniz Institute for the Social
Sciences, Germany
12:30 - 14:00
Authors and Papers
133 Social Indicator Databases
Robert BIJL, Netherlands Institute for Social Research,
Location: 23 {OB}
Netherlands
Session Organizer: Ruut VEENHOVEN,
Social aspects of sustainable progress
Erasmus University Rotterdam, Netherlands
Ronaldo BALTAR, Universidade Estadual de Londrina,
Authors and Papers
Brazil and Cláudia BALTAR, NEPO/UNICAMP, Brazil
Decent work as a measure of social progress: Mervi TAKALA and Nina KAHMA, Finnish Centre for
Discussion about indicators model for performance Pensions, Finland
analysis of government policies Would you trust the pension system?
Agustin SALVIA, IIGG-Universidad de Buenos Aires/ Anne BALZ and Kristina KRELL, Gesis: Center for
ODSA-Universidad Católica Argentina, Argentina Social Indicator research, Germany
La medición del desarrollo social a partir de un The social indicators monitor: SIMon
enfoque de derechos
 319 
Ming-Chang TSAI, National Taipei University, Taiwan Thursday 2 August
Overtime’s impact on well-being in four East Asia
societies
09:00 - 10:30
Andranik MELIK-TANGYAN, Hans-Boeckler-Foundation
197 Assessing quality of life and social
and Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany and
development: Notions, approaches
Hartmut SEIFERT, Hans-Boeckler Foundation, Germany
and indicators
Flexicurity indicators for monitoring European
employment strategy Location: 23 {OB}
Session Organizers: Graciela TONON,
Universidad Nacional de Lomas de Zamora,
14:30 - 16:00
Argentina and Agustin SALVIA, IIGG-
171 Methodological issues in constructing Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
complex social indicators Chair: Agustin SALVIA, IIGG-Universidad de
Location: 23 {OB}
Session Organizer: Filomena MAGGINO, Authors and Papers
Università degli Studi di Firenze, Italy
Araceli ORTEGA, EGAP Tec de Monterrey, Mexico
Authors and Papers A muldimesional index of labor vulnerability in
Mexico (Decent Work)
Armando BARRIENTOS, University of Manchester,
United Kingdom and Casilda LASSO DE LA VEGA, Minor MORA-SALAS, El Colegio de México, Mexico
University of the Basque Country, Spain La medición de la precariedad laboral: Problemas
Assessing wellbeing and deprivation in later life: A metodológicos y alternativas de solución
multidimensional counting approach
Rui BRITES, CIES/IUL, Portugal and João FERREIRA DE
Marco FATTORE1, Filomena MAGGINO2, Elena ALMEIDA, CIES-IUL, Portugal
RUVIGLIONI2, Sante ORSINI3 and Silvia From the “stiglitz’ report” to a proposal how to
MONTECOLLE3, (1) Università degli Studi di Milano- measure subjective well-being and calculate gross
Bicocca, Italy, (2) Università degli Studi di Firenze, national happiness
Italy, (3) Italian National Institute of Statistics, Italy
Solange RODRIGUEZ-ESPINOLA, Universidad
Individual well-being in Italy: Combining subjective
Catolica Argentina, Argentina
and objective data through partial orders
Componentes psicosociales DEL bienestar subjetivo y
Sandra FACHELLI and Pedro LOPEZ-ROLDAN, EL desarrollo humano
Autonomous University of Barcelona, Spain
Two models of social stratification: From a
10:45 - 12:15
classification scheme to a typology
246 Human Relations and its
Andranik TANGIAN, Hans-Boeckler-Foundation and
Importance for Well-Being
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany
Indexing german parties and their coalitions from Location: 23 {OB}
public opinion polls on policy issues Session Organizer: Emilio MOYANO,
Universidad de Talca, Chile
Authors and Papers
Heng-hao CHANG, National Taipei University, Taiwan

Living arrangement, care relations and quality of life
in Taiwanese family
 320 
Pablo BEYTIA, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Friday 3 August
Chile, Chile
The uniqueness in the patterns of Latin American happiness
10:45 - 12:15
Hans SCHMEETS1,2 and Saskia TE RIELE1, (1) Statistics
516 World suffering
Netherlands, Netherlands, (2) Maastricht University,
Netherlands Location: 23 {OB}
Increasing social capital in the Netherlands Session Organizer and Chair: Ronald
ANDERSON, University of Minnesota, USA
Mariano ROJAS, FLACSO, Mexico
Human relations and well-being in Mexico Authors and Papers
Francisca DUSSAILLANT, Universidad del Desarrollo,

12:30 - 14:00 Chile
Victimization and happiness, the case of Chile
Mahar MANGAHAS and Linda Luz B. GUERRERO,
Location: 23 {OB}
Social Weather Stations-Metro Manila, Philippines
Chair: Ruut VEENHOVEN, Erasmus University
The relation of unhappiness and life-dissatisfaction to
Rotterdam, Netherlands
poverty and hunger in the Philippines over time
Piotr MICHON, Poznan University of Economics,

14:30 - 16:00
Poland
346 Migration and Quality of Life. Part I Myth of the stigmatized and unhappy overweight?
Overweight and life satisfaction of polish adults
Joint Session
RC55 Social Indicators (host committee) Laura ROBINSON, Santa Clara University, USA
RC31 Sociology of Migration The suffering of others: Moral boundaries & political
violence
Location: 23 {OB}
For programme details see section Joint Sessions Noriko IWAI, Osaka University of Commerce, Japan
and Misa TAKEGAMI, National Cerebral and
Cardiovascular Center, Japan
16:15 - 17:45
A feeling of hopelessness, health status and lifestyle
389 Keynote speaker session: Ruut in East Asia
Veenhoven: Quality of life: Its past
CAROLINA MORENO, Universidad Católica
and its future
Argentina, Argentina
Location: 23 {OB} Double face of insecurity problem: Crime and
Session Organizer: Mariano ROJAS, victimization. Analyzing its impact on individuals
FLACSO-México quality of life {*}
Chair: Mariano ROJAS, FLACSO-México

Ruut VEENHOVEN, Erasmus University Rotterdam, 562 Translating research on subjective
Netherlands well-being into public policies
Quality of life: Its past and its future
Location: 23 {OB}
Session Organizer: Esteban CALVO,
Universidad Diego Portales, Argentina
 321 
Authors and Papers Stefan WEICK and Heinz-Herbert NOLL, GESIS -
Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences, Germany
Yoshiaki TAKAHASHI, Japan International Cooperation
Material standard of living and relative poverty of the
Agency, Japan, Motoki WATABE, Waseda Institute for
elderly in Germany in comparison
Addvanced Study, Japan, Yukiko UCHIDA, Kyoto
University, Japan and Kentaro KAWAHARA, Economic Rodolfo GUTIERREZ and Aroa TEJERO, Universidad de
and Social Research Institute, Japan Oviedo, Spain,
Is life satisfaction same as happiness as the indicator Mobility and persistence of in-work poverty
of policy-making?
Ariel AZAR and Esteban CALVO, Universidad Diego

Saturday 4 August
Portales, Chile
The risk of neglecting uncertainty when using
happiness rankings for public policy 09:00 - 10:30
Christian KROLL, Bremen University, Germany 627 Inequality in Quality of Life, Well-
Measuring well-being – Consequences for political Being and Happiness
stakeholders and parties
Location: 23 {OB}
Guilherme FREITAS, University of São Paulo, Brazil Session Organizer and Chair: Christian
and Eduardo NUNES, Fundação Getúlio Vargas, SUTER, University of Neuchâtel, Switzerland
Brazil
Authors and Papers
Subjective well-being and OECD
Simone M. SCHNEIDER, Universität Bielefeld, Germany
Daniela THUMALA1, Marcelo ARNOLD2 and Anahí
Do income inequalities impair an individual’s life
URQUIZA2, (1) Fundación Soles, Chile, (2)
satisfaction? – Dismantling an empirical artefact
Universidad de Chile, Chile
Opiniones, expectativas y evaluaciones de la João FERREIRA DE ALMEIDA, CIES-IUL, Portugal, Rui
población chilena sobre la inclusión y exclusión BRITES, CIES/IUL, Portugal and Anália TORRES, Portugal
social de los adultos mayores. Insumos para una Well-being in a changing Europe: A class and
política pública gender perspective
Jan DELHEY, Jacobs University, Germany

14:30 - 16:00 Well-being inequality across the globe: Where lives
are most unequal, and why
586 Objective living conditions, poverty,
and social status Sergiu BALTATESCU, University of Oradea, Romania
A subjective measure of inequality in quality of life.
Location: 23 {OB}
Longitudinal relationships with income and happiness
Session Organizer and Chair: Jan DELHEY,
inequality in post-communist Romania
Jacobs University, Germany
Authors and Papers

10:45 - 12:15
Juana LAMOTE DE GRIGNON PEREZ and Fabrizio
670 Migration and Quality of Life. Part II
BERNARDI, European University Institute, Italy
Social class and happiness: A cross-country Joint Session
comparison RC55 Social Indicators (host committee)
Emily NICKLETT, University of Michigan, USA
Social position and social comparisons: Community Location: 23 {OB}
versus society comparisons of subjective social status For programme details see section Joint Sessions
 322 
Working Groups
WG01 Jordi MARTIN, Human Geography, University of

Barcelona, Spain
Sociology of Local-Global Urban transformations in post-socialist Sarajevo
Relations Glos HO, Chinese University of Hong Kong

Olympic culture shock: When equestrianism gallops
to Hong Kong
Programme Coordinators: Nataliya
VELIKAYA, Russian State University
for the Humanities, Russia and Krzysztof 14:30 - 16:00
OSTROWSKI, Pultusk Academy of
192 Panel Session: Global Cultural
Humanities, Poland
Centers and Development of Local
Cultures
Location: 35 {OB}
Wednesday 1 August Session Organizer: Nataliya VELIKAYA,
Russian State University for the Humanities,
Russia
12:30 - 14:00
Authors and Papers
148 Local Responses to Globalization:
Cases of Different Countries Flaminia SACCA, DEIM, Universita della Tuscia, Italy
The glocality of political cultures
Location: 35 {OB}
Chair: Dmytro CHUCHKO, Kharkov National Mariano Martin ZAMORANO, University of
University, Ukraine Barcelona, Spain
Marco analítico sociológico de las organizaciones
Authors and Papers
transnacionales en la diplomacia cultural pública
Miqueli MICHETTI, Universidade Estadual de
Gemma SCALISE, Sociology and political sciences,
Campina, Brazil
University of Florence, Italy,
On the economic-cultural exchanges between “global
Global meanings and narratives shared in the local
north” and “global south” in the world market of
context
fashion: The globalization of the “Brazilian fashion”
 323 
Fiorella FENOGLIO and Enah FONSECA, INAH, 14:30 - 16:00
Mexico
376 WG01 Business Meeting
Globalización y patrimonio cultural
Location: 35 {OB}
Ceres BRUM, Universidade Federal de Santa Maria,
Session Organizer: Krzysztof OSTROWSKI,
Brazil
Pultusk Academy of Humanities, Poland
Maison du Brésil: Territory, nation and
Discussant: Aigul ZABIROVA, Eurasian
internationalism in Paris
National University, Kyrgyzstan
Livia DE SOUZA LIMA, FESPSP, Brazil
Global cities and the habitat question - The case of
social movements for habitation in São Paulo Friday 3 August
downtown
09:00 - 10:30
464 Panel Session: Protest Movement in
Thursday 2 August Globalizing World
Location: 35 {OB}
10:45 - 12:15
Chair: Arvydas MATULIONIS, Lithuanian
283 Local Development and Local Social Research Centre, Lithuania
Democracy: Problems of Social Discussant: B. Naga TRINADH, B.B.M
Justice College of Management Studies, India
Location: 35 {OB} Authors and Papers

Chair: Larisa VDOVICHENKO, Russian State
Jose Antonio SPINELLI and Maria Aparecida RAMOS
University for Humanities, Russia
DA SILVA, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do
Co-Chair: Kusein ISAEV, Eurasian University,
Norte, Brazil
Kyrgyzstan
Movimentos sociais e redes sociais: Protesto por
Authors and Papers mudanas politicas em Natal/RN, Brasil
Alejandro RASCOVAN, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Miroslava TSAPKO, Russian State University for the
Argentina Humanities, Russia
Integración regional e infraestructura ferroviaria New forms of patriotism in the context of
globalization
Zulfan TADJOEDDIN, University of Western Sydney,
Australia Nadia NUR, Roma Tres University, Italy
Electoral conflict and the maturity of local democracy Revolutionary agorà: Space of protest in the Arab
in Indonesia: Testing the modernisation hypothesis revolutions
Joana D`Arc Fernandes FERRAZ and Wagner de

Freitas CORDEIRO, Fluminense Federal University, 10:45 - 12:15
Brazil
523 Political Culture and Political Actors:
The redefinition of the judiciary role after World Bank
Socialization, Recruitment, and
technical document Nº 319: The experience of Rio de
Values of the Local Political Class
Janeiro state court of law
Location: 35 {OB}
Session Organizer: Flaminia SACCA,
Universita della Tuscia, Italy
 324 
Authors and Papers Maria PIOTROWSKA, Wroclaw University of
Economics, Poland
Larisa VDOVICHENKO, Russian State University for
Globalization and the shifts in earnings inequality in
Humanities, Russia
Poland
Political values of the local political class in Russia
Daniela Aparecida BARBOSA RODRIGUES, São
Federico SAETTONE, CONICET, Argentina
Paulo State University, Brazil and Iara COSTA NETO,
Clase politica en Argentina
Libertas Colleges Iincorporated, Brazil
Cintia RODRIGO and Pamela SOSA, CONICET, Aspects of the relaxation of labor laws and Brazilian
Argentina competitiveness in international markets
Perfiles regionales y clases dirigentes provinciales.
Una exploración sobre los atributos de los
gobernadores en Argentina 1976-2001
Arianna MONTANARI, University Sapienza of Rome,

WG02
Italy
Federalism and new political models
Historical and
Juan Manuel CASTELLANOS, Universidad de Caldas,
Colombia
Políticas del desinterés: La movilización hacia los
Programme Coordinator: Manuela
cuerpos políticos locales
BOATCA, Freie Universität Berlin, Germany
Saturday 4 August
Wednesday 1 August
10:45 - 12:15
697 Social Challenges in Developing 09:00 - 10:30
Countries as Consequences of
45 Modernizations and Modernities in
Globalization
Global Contexts: South-South
Location: 35 {OB} Dialogues
Chair: Aigul ZABIROVA, Eurasian National
Location: 31 {OB}
University, Kyrgyzstan
Session Organizers: Manuela BOATCA, Freie
Authors and Papers Universität Berlin and Willfried SPOHN,
University of Gottingen/University of Wroclaw
Laura GHERLONE, Sapienza University of Roma, Italy
From binarism to ternarity: Yuri Lotman’s theoretical Authors and Papers
vision of the post-sovietism
Thais DE OLIVEIRA QUEIROZ, Universidade de
Nataliya VELIKAYA, Russian State University for the Brasilia, Brazil
Humanities, Russia Transition without intervention? - Multiple arenas and
Social-Democratic parties on the post Soviet space: the impact of the domestic and external variables in
Trends and prospects the contemporary processes of democratization
Lou ANTOLIHAO, Kyoto University, Japan Joao Marcelo EHLERT MAIA, Fundación Getúlio
Development at the margins and the margins of Vargas, Brazil
development: Tourism and local livelihood system in State-building, coloniality and territory in the
southern Philippines periphery: The case of central Brazil
 325 
Cristina REIGADAS, Instituto de Investigación Gino Manuela BOATCA, Freie Universita Berlin, Germany
Germani, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina European modernities or the coloniality of Europe?
Modernidad latinoamericana: Autorepresentaciones,
problemas y dimensiones de análisis
14:30 - 16:00
Lorena SOLER, Veronica GIORDANO, Julieta
ROSTICA and Inés NERCESIAN, IEALC, Argentina
Los orígenes sociales de la violencia. La estructura
agraria en Chile, Colombia, Guatemala y Paraguay Joint session
en la coyuntura de los años cincuenta WG02 Historical and Comparative
10:45 - 12:15
Relations
Location: 31 {OB}
Joint session
Thursday 2 August
10:45 - 12:15
Location: 31 {OB}
For programme details see section Joint Sessions 282 Case-Based Comparative-Historical
Investigations: Different Purposes,
Different Strategies, Different
12:30 - 14:00
Outcomes
149 Modernities in Theory: Perspectives
Location: 31 {OB}
of/from the Colonized Others -
Session Organizer: Ewa MORAWSKA,
Invitation Only
University of Essex, United Kingdom
Location: 31 {OB}
Authors and Papers
Session Organizers: Sujata PATEL, University
of Hyderabad, India and Manuela BOATCA, Gabriele ROSENTHAL and Niklas RADENBACH,
Freie Universitat Berlin, Germany University of Goettingen, Germany
Comparative biographical case studies in a
Authors and Papers
processual perspective
Gustavo LINS RIBEIRO, Universidade de Brasilia,
Ran GREENSTEIN, University of the Witwatersrand,
Brazil
Why (post)colonialism and (de)coloniality are not
The Israeli regime, Palestinian Arabs and the
enough. A postimperialist perspective
apartheid analogy
Gurminder BHAMBRA, University of Warwick, United
Chungse JUNG, Binghamton University, USA
Kingdom
Rethinking state capacity: A comparative study on the
Rethinking modernity: A postcolonial critique
colonial state and the neoliberal state in Korea
Sujata PATEL, University of Hyderabad, India
Multiple modernities, civilisational analysis and
colonial modernity: The debate
 326 
12:30 - 14:00 Assessing three visions of democracy in Latin
America: Civil society and political institutions in
historical perspective
America: Historic-Comparative Florencia LEDERMAN, Universidad de Buenos Aires,
Sociological Approaches Argentina
Un acercamiento crítico a los significados de los
Joint session
conceptos de nación y desarrollo en los años '60
RCC24 Environment and Society Jose Mauricio DOMINGUES, Brazil
WG02 Historical and Comparative Modernity, freedom and this-worldly activism: Max
Sociology (host committee) Weber in Latin America, India and China
Location: 31 {OB} Matias LOPEZ, Diogo LYRA, Marco NATALINO,

For programme details see section Joint Sessions Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and Amrita
LAMBA, University of London, United Kingdom
Consistent modernization yet persistent inequality:
Friday 3 August Elite’s reactions to poverty in Brazil, Uruguay and
India
09:00 - 10:30
12:30 - 14:00
441 Policies on Inequality, Racialization
and Migration 569 The Politics of Development and
Social Struggle in Latin America:
Joint session
The Sociogenesis and Psychogenesis
of Political Consciousness
WG02 Historical and Comparative Location: 31 {OB}
Sociology Session Organizers: Jose Esteban CASTRO,
Newcastle University and Juan Carlos
Location: 454 {NB}
MARON, National University of Buenos Aires
Authors and Papers
10:45 - 12:15 Edna MULERAS, CONICET, Argentina

Sociocultural conditions and popular knowledge
522 Latin America: Modernizations and
about the process of “disappearing” people during
Modernities in Global Contexts –
the last dictatorship (1976-1983) in Argentina
Theoretical and Comparative
Perspectives Alicia BARREIRO, CONICET, Argentina
The psychogenesis of obedience to social order
Location: 31 {OB}
through punishment justification: Psychological
obstacles for the development of political
Universität Berlin and Willfried SPOHN,
consciousness in social groups
University of Gottingen/University of Wroclaw
Reinaldo SANTOS and Magda SARAT, Universidade
Authors and Papers
Federal da Grande Dourados, Brazil
Maria Esperanza CASULLO, Universidad de Buenos Civilizing process and political struggle: Violence,
Aires, Argentina and Patricio KORZENIEWICZ, emotional control and political participation in the
Escuela de Política y Gobierno, Buenos Aires, information society
Argentina
 327 
Beatriz NUSSBAUMER, CONICET, Argentina
WG05
Los derechos territoriales indígenas en conflicto. Un
análisis de la situación en la Argentina y en la
provincia de Salta
Famine and Society
Gislania SILVA, Universidade Federal do Ceará, Programme Coordinators: Harjit
Fortaleza, Brazil S. ANAND, Haryana Institute of Public
José Martí y las raíces del pensamiento Administration, India and Manoj Kumar
latinoamericano TEOTIA, CRRID, India
Gloria MORA, Universidad de Santiago de Chile,
Chile
El campesinado en la revolución mexicana y la
Wednesday 1 August
formación del sujeto, 1910-1920
Carina Viviana KAPLAN, Universidad de Buenos,

09:00 - 10:30
Argentina
School and political conscience. Representations of 44 Civic Space, Media Movements and
the young people on the inequality and the exclusion Politics of Social Justice
Pablo MARIN OLAN and Rossana ARANDA ROCHE, Location: 34 {OB}

Unversidad Juárez Autónoma de Tabasco, Mexico
Authors and Papers
Modernismo hidráulico y conciencia práctica en las
tierras bajas tabasqueñas Misri Lal VERMA and Vijai pal YADAVA, CSJM
University, Kanpur, India
Women’s participation, empowerment and gender
16:15 - 17:45
equality: A micro analysis
608 WG02 Business Meeting
Ana LOGIUDICE, Universidad de Buenos Aires,
Location: 31 {OB} Argentina
Cooperativismo, asistencia y democracia

95 Climate Change, Food Insecurity
16:15 - 17:45
and Malnutrition
762 Inequality, Racialization/
Location: 34 {OB}
Ethnicization, and Migration
Co-chairs: Mohinder Kumar SLARIYA, GPGC
Joint session and Paul CHAMNIERN, Thai Environment
WG02 Historical and Comparative Institute
Sociology
Authors and Papers
Relations (host committee) Olanrewaju Emmanuel AJIBOYE, Lagos State
University, Nigeria
Location: 454 {NB}
Effects of climate change on agricultural practice and
quality of life of rural older farmers in Nigeria
 328 
Melina MERKIER, Tomas PALMISANO and Rosario Authors and Papers
VIVES, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Wilmar Dubian LINCE BOHÛRQUEZ, Organización
La soberanía alimentaria en disputa: El rol de
Internacional Para Las Migraciones, Bolivia
Argentina en el contexto crítico contemporáneo
La Amazonia boliviana: Migración humana y
producción de alimentos
12:30 - 14:00
Francis BARASA, Moi University, Eldoret, Kenya
147 Food Insecurity, Poverty and The Tugen community’s fragile food security situation:
Vulnerabilities in Developing Experiences of a marginalised community of eastern
Nations Baringo, Kenya
Location: 34 {OB}
10:45 - 12:15
Co-chairs: Biswajit CHATTERJEE, Jadavpur
University and Asmita BHATTACHARYA, 284 Tackling Poverty and Vulnerability:
Indian Statistical Institute, India Role of the Informal Sector

Co-chairs: Harjit S. ANAND, Haryana
Eileen TRZCINSKI and Royce HUTSON, Wayne State
Institute of Public Administration, India and
University, Detroit, USA, Athena KOLBE, Leah JAMES,
Amrita RANGASAMI, Center for the Study of
University of Michigan, USA, Harry SHANNON,
Administration of Relief, India
McMaster University, Canada
Features of child food insecurity after the 2010 Haiti Authors and Papers
earthquake: Results from a longitudinal random
Gabriele GROSSI, Universidade Federal do
survey of households
Recíncavo da Bahia, Brazil
Soledad PÉREZ, CONICET, San Carlos de Bariloche, Scavengers: Famine and stigma
Argentina
Bianca MUSANTE and María Victoria VENTURA,
El procedimentalismo epistémico como vía para la
definición de la pobreza y el diseño de políticas
Estrategias de reproducción de hogares en un
públicas
contexto de recuperación económica: 2003-2008
Vilma PEREIRA, Universidad Federal Fluminense,
Martín IERULLO, Universidad de Buenos Aires,
Nitrería, Brazil
Argentina
Segurança alimentar e naturalização da fome, frente
Organizaciones territoriales y prácticas comunitarias
aos organismos e econômicos
de cuidado infantil en el campo asistencial.
Surgimiento y consolidación de los comedores
comunitarios en el Área metropolitana de Buenos
Thursday 2 August
Aires, Argentina
09:00 - 10:30 12:30 - 14:00

233 Social Injustice, Marginalization and 327 Towards Social and Financial
Inequalities in Globalised Asia and Inclusion: Exploring Right Path
Africa in the Context of Access to through Social Justice, Social
Food, Health Services and Education Security and Democratization

Co-chairs: Manmohanjit HUNDAL and Rajiv Co-Chair: Rajesh CHANDRA, National
SHARMA, India Institute of Urban Affairs, India
 329 
Authors and Papers Antonia Celene MIGUEL, Universidade Federal de
São Carlos, Brazil
Jose Raimundo SOUSA RIBEIRO JUNIOR,
Le microcrédito au Brasil : L’inclusion sociale par le
marché de la microfinance
Hunger, social classes and the city
Francisco Horacio da Silva FROTA and Maria Andrea

14:30 - 16:00
Luz da SILVA, Universidade Estadual do Ceará, Brazil
Jóvenes e inclusión social: Una evaluación de 377 WG05 Business Meeting
resultados e impactos de un proyecto financiado por
Location: 34 {OB}
el fondo para combatir la pobreza, Ceará, Brasil
 330 
Thematic Groups
Alina BAEZ Universidad Nacional de Misiones,

TG03 Argentina and Carolina DIEZ, CONICET, Argentina
Vida cotidiana y riesgo en sectores populares.
Human Rights and Misiones, Argentina
Global Justice Elaine PASSOS and Pamela CAULA, Polícia Militar do

Estado do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Programme Coordinator: Edward SIEH, Breve comentario sobre seguridad pública y los
Lasell College, USA derechos humanos en Brasil
Irene Verónica BEYREUTHER, Universidad de Buenos

Aires, Argentina
La desaparición de investigadores en la CNEA
Wednesday 1 August durante la última dictadura cívico-militar
Angela BAUER, Institute for Employment Research,

10:45 - 12:15
Germany
91 Human Rights and the Well-Being Inclusion and belonging of young residents with a
of Non-Citizens: New Boundaries of precarious status on the move? Evidence on their
Citizenship and Belonging. Part I unequal vocational participation opportunities in
Germany
Location: 305 {OB}
Session Organizer: Claudia TAZREITER,
University of New South Wales, Australia 12:30 - 14:00
Chair: Claudia TAZREITER, University of New
146 Transnational Feminism, Global
South Wales, Australia
Women's Movements, and Social
Authors and Papers Justice. Part II
Herminia FOOKONG DEJO, Universidad Autónoma Location: 305 {OB}

de Guerrero, Mexico Session Organizer: Sylvanna FALCON,
"Riesgo", "seguridad" y "enemigo interno" en la University of California, USA
nueva doctrina para la seguridad hemisférica: Chair: Sylvanna FALCON, University of
América Latina, la CMDA y el CS-UNASUR California, USA
 331 
Anna BARBOSA, Universidade Federal do Rio Danielle VALLIM, Edna Aparecida DE CARVALHO
Grande do Norte, Brazil VALLIM, Maurício Roberto VALLIM, Universidade do
El papel del activismo político de la agenda feminista Estado do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
y la formulación de políticas públicas en Brasil As políticas públicas municipais voltadas ao
enfrentamento de crack para crianças e adolescentes
Cecilia VARELA, CONICET, Argentina
no Rio de Janeiro: Uma regressão dos direitos
La cuestión de la prostitución en el debate sobre la
humanos {*}
ley de trata de personas en la Argentina (2008-2011)
Pamela NEUMANN, University of Texas, USA
Natália PACHECO JUNIOR, Institute of Social and
The rural woman's burden: Volunteer mothering and
Political Studies, Brazil
the contradictions of empowerment
Participatory and deliberative democracy from local
to global: The example of women's conferences as João Miguel Diógenes de Araújo LIMA, Universidade
new spaces for mobilization and propose public Federal do Ceará, Brazil
policies on gender in Brazil Art in a 'violent neighborhood': Pedagogical
practices in a human rights policy
Jaime SANTOS JUNIOR, University of São Paulo,
Brazil Amanda Cristina N. CANGUSSU, Universidade
The right of autonomy: Gender and social justice in Estadual de Montes Claros, Brazil
democratic societies Evaluation of poupança jovem program in Minas
Gerais state: Education and income distribution
Maria Helena de Paula FROTA and Hayeska COSTA
BARROSO, Universidade Estadual do Ceará, Brazil
Violencia contra las mujeres - Una manifestación del
poder y de la desigualdad entre los sexos (la Thursday 2 August
experiencia del OBSERVEM en Ceará/Brasil)
Melanie HUGHES, University of Pittsburgh, Pamela 10:45 - 12:15

PAXTON, University of Texas-Austin and Sharon
281 Risk, Human Rights and Global
QUINSAAT, University of Pittsburgh, USA
Justice
Does the global north still dominate the international
women's movement? A network analysis of women's Joint session
international organizations, 1978-2008 TG03 Human Rights and Global Justice (host
committee)
14:30 - 16:00
Location: 305 {OB}
187 Localizing Global Justice: The
Politics of Education, Training and
Development. Part I
12:30 - 14:00
Location: 305 {OB}
Session Organizer: Kristy KELLY, Columbia 323 Localizing Global Justice: The
University, USA Politics of Education, Training and
Chair: Kristy KELLY, Columbia University, USA Development. Part II
Location: 305 {OB}

Session Organizer: Kristy KELLY, Columbia
University, USA
Chair: Kristy KELLY, Columbia University, USA
 332 
Authors and Papers Rudolf EGGER, University of Graz, Austria
Biographical learning of ethnic and cultural diversity
Celina SU, City University of New York, USA
as political processes in the post-war society of
From toxic tours to growing the grassroots: Critical
Kosovo
pedagogy and youth empowerment in community
development Roseniura SANTOS, Universidade Catolica do
Salvador, Brazil
Lara Abreu CRUZ and Maria Glaucíria MOTA BRASIL,
Public policies of social assistance: Fundamental
Universidade Estadual do Ceará, Brazil
human right – Seeking alternatives to the effectiveness
Resistencias y dificultades de la educación en
and responsibility of states
derechos humanos en la policía militar: Un estudio
sobre las alianzas entre universidades y academias Helena FLAM, Sociology, University of Leipzig,
de policía Germany
Exporting justice, importing security, and the rise of
Taylisi LEITE and Paulo César BORGES, Unesp-Franca,
the EU as a normative power
Brazil
Education as protection: An experience of human
rights education in the corners of Brazil 16:15 - 17:45
Cintia INDARRAMENDI, Université Vincennes Saint 413 Table 2: Social Justice
Denis, France
Location: SUM {OB}
Education priority policies: Issues regarding the
treatment of poorness as social diversity Authors and Papers
Michele GUERREIRO F. FREIRE and Janssen Felipe DA Catalina ESGUERRA University of Michigan, Ann
SILVA, Universidade Federal de Pernambuco, Brazil Arbor, USA
Education and ethnic-racial relations in the post- Spaces, memory and trauma: Commemorating
Durban context in Brazil: An intercultural sight over clandestine centers in Buenos Aires
the national curricular policies {*}
Geélison F. SILVA and Maria Angela Figueiredo
Mônica PARANHOS, Universidade Federal do Rio de BRAGA, Universidade Estadual de Montes Claros,
Janeiro, Brazil Brazil
La construction de l'ouvrier polyvalent par le SENAI- The determinants of discrimination: Analyzing social
RJ au Brésil {*} capital and socioeconomic status in Minas Gerais
state
14:30 - 16:00 Raja Mohan RAO, Bharathidasan University, India

Social exclusion and affirmative action from a human
373 TG03 Business Meeting
rights' perspective: The Indian context
Location: 305 {OB}
Denis DE CASTRO HALIS, University of Macau, China
Social justice in the courts of the Macau SAR, China
16:15 - 17:45
412 Table 1: Human Rights as Politics 16:15 - 17:45
Location: SUM {OB} 414 Table 3: Human Rights Abuses
Authors and Papers Location: SUM {OB}

Chair: Tessa LE ROUX, Lasell College, USA
Bedriye POYRAZ, Ankara University, Turkey
The possibility of coping with the past in Turkey: The
Dersim 38 Tertele (massacre)
 333 
Authors and Papers Queise RAMOS, Otacilio Maia RAMOS e Maria
José DA LUZ RAMOS, Brazil
Candi CANN, Baylor University, USA
Sangue e vida: Interpretações nos campos real e
Holy wars & dirty wars: Martyrdom as a form of
simbólico testemunhas de jeová
social protest
Lisa MARTINO-TAYLOR, St. Louis Community College,

09:00 - 10:30
USA
The Manhattan-Rochester coalition and tests on 461 Table 2: Brazil and Argentina
vulnerable populations without consent
Location: SUM {OB}
Megan PEPPEL, University of California, USA
Authors and Papers
Rearticulating economic rights and producing dignity
in an Argentine shantytown Mani MARINS, Lyon, France
La production des frontières symboliques entre les
Aline SOUTO and Danielle SOARES, Universidade
« pauvres » à partir d'un programme de transfert de
Federal de Pernambuco, Brazil
revenu au Brésil
Challenges of ensuring human rights and human
dignity and placement of print media in Pernambuco Enrique ANDRIOTTI ROMANIN, Universidad
Nacional de Mar del Plata, Argentina
Brian GRAN and Rachel BRYANT, Case Western
Los juicios por la verdad y la justicia post-transición
Reserve University, USA
en la Argentina
Private responsibilities for human rights: “Too big” to
be accountable? Rodrigo STUMPF GONZALEZ and Rodrigo LENTZ,
Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
Transição, direitos humanos e comissão nacional da
Friday 3 August verdade
09:00 - 10:30 09:00 - 10:30

460 Table 1: Theory of Dignity 462 Table 3: National Issue
Location: SUM {OB} Location: SUM {OB}
Rafael de Oliveira ALVES, Universidade Federal de Vinicius ARAÚJO, Universidade Estadual Paulista, Brazil
Ouro Preto, Brazil The dynamics between state and civil society:
The city and the World Cup: Exceptions of the state Limitations to human rights' effectiveness brought by
and the right the conditions of sociability reproduction
Matheus Massaro MABTUM, Veridiana Tonzar Ristori Vanessa ZANELLA, Marlene GOMES DA COSTA
OZAKI, Patrícia Borba MARCHETTO and João Bosco ZANELLA and Gersi ZANELLA, Brazil
PENNA, Universidade Estadual Paulista, Brazil An analysis concerning the effectiveness of creating
Voluntades anticipadas (testamento vital): Dignidad spaces of transnational dialogue, between feminists/
para vivir y morir Latin-American movements in human rights actions
Adriana VALINOTTI, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Nancy CARDIA and Sérgio ADORNO, University of
Argentina São Paulo, Brazil
Trabajo y dignidad humana: Aportes para una New democracies and respect for human rights: Does
sociedad igualitaria a culture of respect for human rights naturally evolve
with the return to democracy?
 334 
Naiara GROSSI, Universidade Estadual Paulista, Brazil Rosario POZO GORDALIZA, Spain
Gender and human rights: In search of female otherness Trajectories of life of female offenders in the Spanish
juvenile justice
Francisco ROCHA AMORIM, Federal University of Rio
Grande do Sul, Porto Alegre, Brazil Maria ALEU, CONICET, Argentina
Organized crime in Latin America - The influence of Los vínculos de respeto en la experiencia de los
drug trafficking in metropolitan areas estudiantes del nivel secundario
André HOVNANIAN, Universidade de São Paulo,

10:45 - 12:15 Brazil and Marco HOVNANIAN, Universidade
Presbiteriana Mackenzie, Brazil
519 Human Rights: How Do We Tackle
Homelessness: Incarceration, escape or freedom?
the Problems of Indigenous Youth?
Location: 305 {OB}

12:30 - 14:00
Session Organizer: Maria de Lourdes BELDI
de ALCANTARA, Univesity of São Paulo, Brazil 567 Social or Community Conditions
Chair: Maria de Lourdes BELDI de That Nurture and Sustain Human
ALCANTARA, Univesity of São Paulo, Brazil Rights

Session Organizer: Brian GRAN, Case
Roxana QUIROZ-CARRANZA, Universidad Autónoma
Western Reserve University, USA
de Yucatán, Mexico
Chair: Brian GRAN, Case Western Reserve
Aprendiendo a ser joven con derechos propios en
University, USA
condiciones de pobreza y exclusión social. Un
estudio de caso en Mérida, Yucatán, México Authors and Papers
Raissa OLIVEIRA, Universidade de Brasília, Brazil Louis ESPARZA, California State University, USA
Adolescent drug trafficking and the absence/ Fields of fire: Emancipation and resistance in Colombia
presence of the state
Alessandra MARCHIONI, Universidade Federal de
Marcia BARBERO PORTELA, Universidad de la Alagoas, Brazil
República, Uruguay El uso social del derecho y la garantía de protección
El pozo y el péndulo. Políticas de protección y control a los pueblos indígenas en Brasil
social dirigidas a la adolescencia en infracción a la
Gabriela FRIED AMILIVIA, Agencia Nacional de
ley penal en el Uruguay actual
Investigacion e Innovacion del Uruguay, Uruguay
Môniele SANTOS, Universidade Federal da Bahia, The right to justice vs. policies of oblivion: Uruguay's
Brazil transitional justice domestic developments and the
La institucionalización de niños en Brasil: Trayectoria inter-American court of human rights' Gelman case
histórica, prácticas y políticas (des) protección social sentence (2010-2011)
Brian GRAN, Case Western Reserve University, USA Alexander GONZALEZ CHAVARRIA, El Colegio de
Do rights matter? A comparative analysis of children's México, Mexico
rights Gobernanza política y coordinación intersectorial:
Cambios en el modelo de regulación de la
Rebeca Makowski de Oliveira PRADO and Carla
problemática de derechos humanos en Colombia
Arantes de SOUZA, Universidad Estadual Paulista, Brazil
2003-2006
The hydroelectric power station of Belo Monte and
indigenous issues: Aspects silenced for an
indolent reason
 335 
Paula RINCON AFONSO COSTA, Universidade de
TG04
Brasilia, Brazil
La protección en Brasil
Sociology of Risk and
Fabrina FURTADO and Raquel PINTO, Universidade
Uncertainty
Brazil: New developmentalism and environmental
Programme Coordinator: Jens O. ZINN,
conflicts in Latin American
Guillermo BARON, CLACSO, Argentina
El papel del movimiento de derechos humanos en la
reconstitución del consenso hegemónico en la
Argentina post 2001 Wednesday 1 August
09:00 - 10:30
Saturday 4 August 42 Risk and Health/Illness. Part I
Location: 309 {OB}

9:00 - 10:30
Session Organizers: Patrick BROWN,
648 Human Rights Practices in University of Amsterdam, Netherlands and
Argentina: How Movements/NGOs Martyn CHAMBERLAIN, Loughborough
and Other Collectives are Using University, United Kingdom
Human Rights for Social Justice in Chair: Patrick BROWN, University of
Argentina Amsterdam, Netherlands

Session Organizer: Manisha DESAI,
Jeremy DIXON, University of the West of England,
University of Connecticut, USA
United Kingdom
Panelists: Marcelo BRODSKY, Parque de
Mentally disordered offenders subject to conditional
Memoria, Argentina and Barbara SUTTON,
discharge: Their views of risk assessment and
University at Albany, SUNY, USA
management procedures
Bert DE GRAAFF and Christian BROER, University of

Amsterdam, Netherlands
We are the canary in a coal mine - Establishing a
disease category and a new health risk
Helena GARBIN, Cristina GUILAM and André

PEREIRA NETO, Escola Nacional de Saúde Pública,
Health, risk and internet
Jo MORIARTY and Jill MANTHORPE, King's College

Risk and dementia
 336 
10:45 - 12:15 Ana CARDENAS TOMAZIC, Universidad Diego
Portales, Chile
92 Risk and Health/Illness. Part II
Professional women, integration work and risk
Location: 309 {OB} management in contemporary Chile
Session Organizers: Martyn CHAMBERLAIN,
Lorena POBLETE, CONICET, Argentina
Loughborough University, United Kingdom
When social risk became individual. Biographies
and Patrick BROWN, University of
made during December 2001 in Argentina
Chair: Martyn CHAMBERLAIN,
Loughborough University, United Kingdom 14:30 - 16:00
Authors and Papers 188 Risk, Biography and Everyday Life.
Part II
Maria Vitória MOURAO and Jorge Lopes da COSTA,
Technical University of Lisbon, Portugal Location: 309 {OB}
Risk and uncertainty in Portuguese long-term care: An Session Organizer: Marian BURCHARDT,
exploratory study University of Leipzig, Germany
Chair: Marian BURCHARDT, University of
Adam BURGESS, University of Kent, United Kingdom
Leipzig, Germany
Risk, ritual and health responsibilisation: Japan's
'safety blanket' of surgical face mask wearing Authors and Papers
Stella PEREZ, Universidad Nacional del Sur, Argentina Andreas HIRSELAND, Institut für Arbeitsmarkt,
Situación alimentaria en niños pobres: La Germany
problemática de la inequidad alimentaria desde la Constructing the self-responsible welfare recipient by
perspectiva del riesgo law – Biographies and everyday life after the
German welfare reform
Hagit PERES, Ben Gurion University, Israel
Risk as knowledge or knowledge as risk? Parental Jesica PLA, CONICET, Argentina
perceptions and coping with newborns medically Percepciones sobre la movilidad social y la
defined “at high risk” planificación de trayectorias: Un enfoque biográfico
sobre las incertidumbres al interior del hogar.
Argentina. 2011
12:30 - 14:00
Marisa IACOBELLIS and Sara LIFSZYC, Universidad
144 Risk, Biography and Everyday
Life. Part I
Subjetividad y transformaciones sociales:
Location: 309 {OB} Universitarios en épocas de cambio
Session Organizer: Marian BURCHARDT,
Steve KROLL-SMITH1, Vern BAXTER2 and Pamela
University of Leipzig, Germany
JENKINS2, (1) University of North Carolina,
Chair: Marian BURCHARDT, University of
Greensboro, USA, (2)University of New Orleans, USA
Leipzig, Germany
The telling of disaster, from monologue to dialogue {*}
Authors and Papers
Lisa WILLIAMS, University of Manchester, United

Kingdom
When drug journeys and life journeys collide:
Biographies of risk and pleasure
 337 
325 Theoretical Developments on Risk,
09:00 - 10:30 Uncertainty and Related Concepts.
Part I
232 Voluntary Risk Taking and
Edgework Location: 309 {OB}
Session Organizer: Jens O. ZINN, University
Location: 309 {OB}
of Melbourne, Australia
Session Organizer: Steven LYNG, Carthage
Chair: Natalia BESEDOVSKY, Humboldt
College
Chair: Steven LYNG, Carthage College
Authors and Papers
Authors and Papers
Klaus Peter JAPP, University of Bielefeld, Germany
Jens O. ZINN, University of Melbourne, Australia
The risky comparisons of international organizations
Towards an interdisciplinary understanding of
voluntary risk taking Peter ROGERS, Macquarie University, Sydney,
Australia
Leila JEOLAS, Universidade Estadual de Londrina, Brazil
Risk and resilience: Optimism and social (dis)order
and Hagen KORDES, Munster University, Germany
Corps-machines dans le jeu du vertige-contrôle : Les Marko AHTEENSUU, University of Turku, Finland
jeunes et les courses de voitures et des motos Intra- and interpersonal risk trade-offs
Thays MOSSI, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande Willy SOTO, Universidad Nacional, Costa Rica
do Sul, Brazil Entre la sociedad industrial y la sociedad del riesgo:
The IT managers' voluntary risk taking and the new El reto teórico de la sociología latinoamericana {*}
capitalism's justificatory system
Roni FACTOR, University of Haifa, Israel 14:30 - 16:00

Minorities, high-risk behavior, and social resistance
374 Theoretical Developments on Risk,
Uncertainty and Related Concepts.
10:45 - 12:15 Part II
281 Risk, Human Rights and Global Location: 309 {OB}

Justice Session Organizer: Jens O. ZINN, University
Joint session
Chair: Klaus Peter JAPP, University of Bielefeld,
TG03 Human Rights and Global Justice (host
Germany
committee)
TG04 Sociology of Risk and Uncertainty Authors and Papers
Location: 305 {OB} Nicolas MARQUIS, Université Saint-Louis, Belgium

For programme details see section Joint Sessions Self-help reading: A social ritual of coping with risk in
everyday life
Nicholas B. DE WEYDENTHAL and Dean PIERIDES,

Material-semiotics and the sociology of risk: A tale of
two cities or an entanglement of sorts?
 338 
Natalia BESEDOVSKY, Humboldt University Berlin, 10:45 - 12:15
Germany
518 Governing the Risk Society. Part II
The distinction between risk and uncertainty among
credit rating analysts Location: 309 {OB}
Session Organizers: Marian BURCHARDT,
University of Leipzig, Germany and Jens O.
16:15 - 17:45
ZINN, University of Melbourne, Australia
415 TG04 Business Meeting Chair: Chiranjibi RIJAL, Nepal
Manuel CAVIA, Universidad Nacional del Litoral,

Argentina and Noemí Adriana GIGENA, Universidad
Friday 3 August Nacional de Entre Ríos, Argentina
Lineamientos empresariales en la sociedad del riesgo
09:00 - 10:30
Nidia Irene BURSTEIN, Universidad Nacional del Sur,
459 Governing the Risk Society. Part I Argentina
Sociedad del riesgo y representación política:
Location: 309 {OB}
Nuevos sujetos, nuevos problemas {*}
Session Organizers: Marian BURCHARDT,
University of Leipzig, Germany and Jens O. Alejandra TOSCANA and Liliana LOPEZ-LEVI,
ZINN, University of Melbourne, Australia Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana, Mexico
Chair: Manuel CAVIA, Universidad Nacional Riesgos, desastres y procesos electorales en México
del Litoral, Argentina
María HENRIQUEZ, Graciela NOZICA and Elena
Authors and Papers TABER, Universidad Nacional de San Juan, Argentina
Gran minería y riesgo en la provincia de San Juan,
Elvira SANTIAGO, University of Coruña, Spain
Argentina
Sea risk and refuge areas. Analysis of the governance
process and public participation in the decision of the
refuge areas in Spain 12:30 - 14:00
Gabriela DI GIULIO, University of Campinas, Brazil 566 Risk Discourse and the Media. Part I
Risk governance: A need to cope with risks of
Location: 309 {OB}
environmental and climate change in Brazil
Session Organizer: Jens O. ZINN, University
Chiranjibi RIJAL, Nepal, and Hom Nath GARTAULA, of Melbourne, Australia
Wageningen University, Netherlands
Authors and Papers
Changes in livelihood capital assets in female-headed
households: A post-conflict situation in Nepal Renata MOTTA, Freie Universitat Berlin, Germany
Framing risk: Contention or legitimation?
Raquel PINTO, Universidade Federal do Rio de
Janeiro, Brazil Leonardas RINKEVICIUS, Lithuanian University of
The power of critic: Social risks and corporate social Health Sciences, Lithuania
responsibility Sustaining the bee gees in Lithuania: Exploring social
controversies and media impact on public discourses
concerning organic foods and GMOs in rural
communities
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Ana Paula CAMELO and Marko S. A. MONTEIRO, Is retirement income at risk? A study of economic
State University of Campinas, Brazil conditions amongst ethnic groups in the UK
Public communication of science and the nuclear
Fiorella MANCINI, Universidad Nacional Autónoma
debate in Brazil: The risk communication links
de México, Mexico
between public and government
Different styles in managing risks in the world of
work: A comparative study of occupational careers in
14:30 - 16:00 Latin America
606 Risk Discourse and the Media. Åsa LUNDQVIST, University of Lund, Sweden
Part II The dismantling of family policy Keynesianism
Location: 309 {OB} Jens O. ZINN, University of Melbourne, Australia

Session Organizer: Jens O. ZINN, University After the financial crisis – Towards a 'Melbournian
of Melbourne, Australia approach' to social policy
Chair: Leonardas RINKEVICIUS, Lithuanian
University of Health Sciences, Lithuania
10:45 - 12:15
Authors and Papers
694 Risk, Crime and New Technologies
Gabriela DI GIULIO and José Eduardo VIGLIO,
Location: 309 {OB}
University of Campinas, Brazil
Session Organizer: Gabe MYTHEN,
Risk communication strategies, perceptions and
University of Liverpool, United Kingdom
attitudes to risks: A Brazilian case study
Authors and Papers
Adam BURGESS, University of Kent, United Kingdom
Media, risk and absence of blame for 'acts of god': Gabe MYTHEN, University of Liverpool, United Kingdom
Attenuation of the European volcanic ash cloud of 2010 Contesting counter-terrorism regulation: Identity,
resilience and resistance amongst young British
Jed HORNER, University of New South Wales, Australia
Pakistanis
'Affective political articulation': A new approach to
examining the role of the media in the construction of Jasmin ZINE, Wilfrid Laurier University, Canada
infectious disease risk(s) Constructing the “enemies within”: Muslim youth and
the racial politics of Canada's 'home grown' war on
terror
Saturday 4 August Murray LEE and Thomas CROFTS, University of

Sydney, Australia
'Sexting' and young people: Risk, anxiety and law
09:00 - 10:30
Heather ROLLWAGEN, Ryerson University, Canada
650 Social Policy, Work and Risk
and Erin GIBBS VAN BRUNSCHOT, University of
Location: 309 {OB} Calgary, Canada
Session Organizers: Åsa LUNDQVIST, Tracking risk: GPS electronic monitoring and the
University of Lund, Sweden and Peter production of risk knowledge in different cultural
TAYLOR-GOOBY, University of Kent, United contexts
Kingdom
Robert RALPHS, Manchester Metropolitan University,
Authors and Papers United Kingdom
Youth in Britain: 99 problems but the gang ain't one
Roberta ADAMI and Orla GOUGH, Westminster
Business School, United Kingdom
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12:30 - 14:00 Elaine PASSOS, Polícia Militar do Estado do Rio de
Janeiro, Brazil
727 Risk and the Sociology of
La juventud y el tercer sector: El reto de entrar en el
Youth. Part I
mercado de trabajo
Location: 309 {OB}
Margaret PEREIRA, Queensland University of
Session Organizer: Dan WOODMAN,
Technology, Australia
Governing drug use among young people: Crime,
Chair: Dan WOODMAN, University of
harm and contemporary drug practices
Andreia CIDADE MARINHO, Maria de Lourdes
Authors and Papers
CIDADE MARINHO, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Hugo LEWIN, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina Perceptions of violence and youth
Jóvenes, consumo de realities y aprendizajes éticos:
La recepción de big brother en adolescentes mujeres
y varones de distintos sectores sociales
Timo HARRIKARI, University of Helsinki, Finland

Growing up in the world risk society
Daniel BRIGGS, School of Law and Social Sciences,

TG05
United Kingdom
Deconstructing deviance and risk abroad:
Ethnographic encounters with British holidaymakers
Visual Sociology
Steve THREADGOLD, University of Newcastle, Australia Programme Coordinator: Regev
Ambivalence and distinction in young people's NATHANSOHN, University of Michigan, USA
perceptions of risk
Ranmalie JAYASINHA and Joanne TRAVAGLIA,

University of New South Wales, Australia
Wednesday 1 August
Risky or resilient? Moving towards an understanding
of multiplicity and difference in youth experience(s)
through a conceptual framework of 'resistance' 10:45 - 12:15
94 Visual Sociology as/of Activism for
14:30 - 16:00 Social Justice
754 Risk and the Sociology of Location: 430 {NB}

Youth. Part II Session Organizers: Regev NATHANSOHN,
University of Michigan, USA and E-J MILNE,
Location: 309 {OB}
University of Stirling, United Kingdom
Session Organizer: Dan WOODMAN,
Chair: Regev NATHANSOHN, University of
Michigan, USA
Chair: Timo HARRIKARI, University of Helsinki,
Discussant: Elizabeth MILLER, Concordia
Finland
University, Canada
Authors and Papers
Authors and Papers
Bradley POWELL, Case Western Reserve University, USA
Beatriz VELIZ ARGUETA, University of London, United
The risk of inaction: Correlating bullying with youth
Kingdom
suicide across nations
Encounters with violence: A living archive
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Jorgelina FLURY, David BURIN, Ana Inés HERAS Tobias ANDREASSON, University of Western Sydney,
MONNER SANS, María Cecilia ACOSTA, Instituto para Australia
la Inclusión Social y el Desarrollo Humano, Argentina Photovoice as activism
Images, activism, education and research: The uses of
Yael GUILAT, Oranim Academic College, Israel and
audiovisual by self-managed, autonomous groups in
Shoshi WAKSMAN, Lewinsky Academic College, Israel
Argentina today
A “silence” field of struggle: A visual interpretation of
E-J MILNE and Sarah WILSON, University of Stirling, the current memorial landscape of military cemeteries
United Kingdom in Israel
Social justice, visual activism: Young people creating
Pavithra TANTRIGODA, University of Colombo, Sri Lanka
'home' across public and domestic spaces
Power, resistance and mobilizing affect through art:
Barbara MOROVICH, Ecole Nationale Supérieure Barrelism of Chandraguptha Thenuwara
d'Architecture de Strasbourg, France and Grégoire
ZABE, Ecole Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs de
14:30 - 16:00
Strasbourg, France
Experimenting images: Disclosing a social housing 191 Visual Activism: The (Street) Art of
area through 3D virtual model Making Visible Alternative Ways of
Seeing the World
Geraldine BLOUSTIEN and Denise WOOD, University
of South Australia, Adelaide, Australia Location: 430 {NB}
Exploring the nature, problematics and ethics of Session Organizer: Christian von WISSEL,
social activism for the disabled in virtual 3D worlds Goldsmiths University of London, United
Kingdom
Gülsüm DEPELI, Hacettepe University, Turkey
Chair: Christian von WISSEL, Goldsmiths
Transcending representation: Being an activist camera {*}
University of London, United Kingdom
Discussant: Liz C. THROOP, Georgia State
12:30 - 14:00 University, USA
143 On Crime, Justice, Activism, Power Authors and Papers

and Resistance: Top-Down and
Joseph Jay SOSA, University of Chicago, USA
Bottom-Up Visual Practices
Visibility versus the visible: How desires for social
Location: 430 {NB} recognition shape protest aesthesis
Session Organizer: Gabry VANDERVEEN,
Arthur LAURENT, Sciences-Po Paris, France and
Leiden University, Netherlands
Marion SLITINE, EHESS, Israel
Chair: Ruthie GINSBURG, Minerva Center for
Banksy on the Israel-Palestine wall seen by the
Human Rights, Israel
people: New worlds or world news?
Discussant: Nathalie ZACCAI-REYNERS,
Université Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium Daniela LUCENA, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Teatralidad y espacio urbano: Las “escenas
Authors and Papers
comando” de la organización negra en los años de
Gabry VANDERVEEN, Leiden University, Netherlands la posdictadura Argentina
Visual techniques in the Dutch criminal justice system
Raphael SOIFER, Universidade Federal Fluminense, Brazil
Johnny SPECTOR, University of Haifa, Israel Xapolhim's concrete steps: An artist-flâneur
Interpretive reading of the Palestinian security challenges the “shock of order”
prisoners' representation
Ximena GRISCTI, York University, Canada
The space of graffiti in Uruguay's democratic transition
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371 Critiquing Participatory Video:
10:45 - 12:15 Experiences from Around the World
279 Civic Media and Creative Youth Location: 430 {NB}

Activism in the Middle East Session Organizers: Gabry VANDERVEEN,
Leiden University, Netherlands and E-J MILNE,
Location: 430 {NB}
University of Stirling, United Kingdom
Session Organizer: Nitin SAWHNEY, The
Chair: Gabry VANDERVEEN, Leiden
New School for Public Engagement, USA
University, Netherlands
Chair: Jorgelina FLURY, Instituto para la Inclusión
Discussant: E-J MILNE, University of Stirling,
Social y el Desarrollo Humano, Argentina
United Kingdom
Discussant: Nitin SAWHNEY, The New
School for Public Engagement, USA Authors and Papers
Authors and Papers Arianna MENCARONI, Universidad Autónoma de

Barcelona, Spain
Marion SLITINE, EHESS, Israel
Representing the “voice”: A critical perspective on
Performing art in the Palestinian artistic scene:
participatory video practice
Contemporary creation or form of mobilization?
Elisa BIGNANTE, University of Torino, Italy, Jay MISTRY,
Regev NATHANSOHN, University of Michigan, USA
Royal Holloway University of London, United Kingdom
The experience of production and production of
and Andrea BERARDI, Open University, United Kingdom
experience: Filmmaking in a mixed neighborhood
Why are we doing it? Negotiating expectations in the
Gary BRATCHFORD, Manchester Metropolitan PV process
Matthew ROGERS, University of New Brunswick, Canada
Visual activism in Israel and the occupied Palestinian
Problematizing participatory video with youth in
territories: New media technologies enable witnesses
Canada: A critical disruptive praxis?
and visual citizenship
Shannon WALSH, University of Johannesburg, South
Maria-Carolina CAMBRE, University of Western
Africa
Ontario, Canada
Participatory video, knowledge production and
Image and consciousness: Che Guevara's face in the
power in a South African shack settlement
Arab revolutions
Namita SINGH, Open University, United Kingdom
Babak RAHIMI, Tehran, Iran
Understandings from the process: How can PV affect
Civic media, embodied practices and creative youth
the agency of women?
activism in post-election Iran
16:15 - 17:45
12:30 - 14:00
411 Collaborative Visual
318 Visual Representation of Injustice
Methodologies. Part I
and Exclusion
Location: 430 {NB}
Joint session
Session Organizer: E-J MILNE, University of
Stirling, United Kingdom
Chair: Valentina ANZOISE, University of
Milano-Bicocca, Italy
Location: 38 {OB} Discussant: Nitin SAWHNEY, The New
For programme details see section Joint Sessions School for Public Engagement, USA
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Authors and Papers Daniel GARRETT, City University of Hong Kong, and
Angie NG, University of Passau, Germany
Theresa WHITE and Moshoula CAPOUS-DESYLLAS,
Visualizing SlutWalk: Participants, the public and the
California State University, USA
media
Muslim women and girls: Searching for democracy
and self-expression Maria Eduarda Mota ROCHA, Wellthon Rafael
Aguiar LEAL and Yvana Carla Fechine BRITO,
Geraldine BLOUSTIEN, University of South Australia,
Australia
Las políticas de “inclusión digital” en Brasil: Análisis
Playing for life: Reflecting on participatory video to
de un experimento en el activismo de midia libre en
research youth music and media practices
una comunidad pobre de Recife
Ruthie GINSBURG, Hebrew University of Jerusalem,
Elizabeth MACWILLIE, Harvard University, USA
Israel
Participatory art practices in urban space
The trembling hand: Visual documentation of the
Israeli human rights organization B'Tselem Sarah FRANZEN, Emory University, USA
Visualizing culture and power: The aesthetics of farming
Tessa LEWIN and Joanna WHEELER, University of
among African-Americans in the rural U.S. South
Sussex, United Kingdom
Unruly politics and methodological mashups: How
can participatory visual methods contribute to citizen 10:45 - 12:15
engagement?
520 New Media, Videos and
Elizabeth MILLER, Concordia University, Canada and Cyber-Activism on Social and
Michele LUCHS, Ministry of Education, Canada Environmental Issues
Sharing stories to activate dialogue with refugee
Location: 430 {NB}
youth in Montreal
Session Organizer: Valentina ANZOISE,
University of Milano-Bicocca, Italy
Chair: Valentina ANZOISE, University of
Friday 3 August Milano-Bicocca, Italy
Discussants: Michele ZAPPIA, University of
Cà Foscari, Italy and Anton TORNBERG,
09:00 - 10:30
Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden
458 Collaborative Visual
Authors and Papers
Methodologies. Part II
María Soledad FERNANDEZ BOUZO, Universidad
Location: 430 {NB}
Session Organizers: E-J MILNE, University of
"Luz, cámara y justicia ambiental". Análisis y
Stirling, United Kingdom and Valérie
reflexiones sociológicas sobre el activismo
AMIRAUX, University of Montreal, Canada
ambientalista en las narrativas audiovisuales
Chair: Dee BRITTON, State University of
New York, USA Lorenzo NATALI, University of Milano-Bicocca, Italy
Discussant: Tessa LEWIN, Institute of Environmental activism and eco-global criminology:
Development Studies, UK A visual approach
Authors and Papers Germán Mauricio MEJIA RAMIREZ, University of

Caldas, Colombia; and Bernadette LONGO,
Syd KROCHMALNY, Argentina
University of Minnesota, USA
Technologies of friendship in the context of conflict in
Web-based visual communication for social criticism:
social activism
Powerful design
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Katherine FOO, Clark University, USA Session Organizers: Lidia K.C. MANZO and
Digital media and community planning in US cities Jerome KRASE, City University of New York,
USA
Tarcisio TORRES SILVA, University of Campinas, Brazil
Chair: Jerome KRASE, City University of New
The use of the body image as a strategy for
York, USA
engagement in social media
Discussant: Lidia K.C. MANZO, University of
Trento, Italy
12:30 - 14:00
Authors and Papers
568 Teaching Visual Methods, Learning
Karen CRINALL, Monash University, Australia
to Become a Visual Sociologist
Beyond Foucault's subject of power: The effect of
Location: 430 {NB} visual emergence in grass-roots social activism
Session Organizer: Dennis ZUEV, ISCTE,
Beatriz NUSSBAUMER, Universidad de Buenos Aires,
Portugal
Argentina
Chair: Syd KROCHMALNY, Argentina
El uso de la fotografía en el proceso de (re)
Discussant: Dee BRITTON, State University of
articulación étnica en comunidades rurales Argentina
New York, USA
Verónica DEVALLE, Universidad de Buenos Aires,
Authors and Papers
Argentina
Piotr SZTOMPKA, Jagiellonian University, Poland Diseño y artesanía. Imágenes en tensión entre lo
Visual imagination: An important competence of a dominante y lo residual
sociologist
Fabiene GAMA, Universidad Federal do Rio de
Sophia ROSOCHACKI, and Elmarie COSTANDIUS, Janeiro, Brazil
University of Stellenbosch, South Africa Perspectives from the South: Documenting home to
Visual interventions and community engagement break and to build stereotypes
through a university curriculum in South Africa
Emiliana ARMANO, State University of Milan, Italy,
René TUMA, Technical University Berlin, Germany and Tamara BELLONE, Politecnico di Torino, Italy
Reflexive videography Subjectivity and video-based studies: The intercourse
between ROM culture and forms of expressions and
Allison KIRKMAN, Victoria University of Wellington,
resistance by dancing
New Zealand
Leaving a trace: The politics of cemeteries
10:45 - 12:15
Maria Cristina STELLO LEITE and Jonas RODRIGUES
PIMENTEL, Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil 695 TG05 Business Meeting & Rachel
Pinhole: Uma experiência com crianças pequenas Tanur Memorial Prize Awarding
Ceremony
Location: 430 {NB}

Saturday 4 August Session Organizer: Regev NATHANSOHN,
University of Michigan, USA
09:00 - 10:30
647 Culture and Visual Forms of Power:
Experiencing Contemporary Spaces
of Resistance
Location: 430 {NB}
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TG06 Authors and Papers
Cheryl ZURAWSKI, University of Regina, Canada

Institutional Ethnography A good employee is a learning employee: The textual
construction of 'employees of choice'
Programme Coordinator: Paul LUKEN,
Phillip CORMACK, University of South Australia,
University of West Georgia, USA
Australia and Barbara COMBER, Queensland
University of Technology, Australia
Mandated assessment policy and teachers' work:
Wednesday 1 August Representing and enacting teaching and learning in
an age of market reforms
09:00 - 10:30 Pernille Stornaess SKOTTE, Oslo and Akershus

University College of Applied Sciences, Norway
43 Social Justice and Institutional
Social practices of establishing certainty in child
Ethnography
welfare case work: A single-case study
Location: 306 {OB}
Lindsay PRIOR, Queen's University, United Kingdom
Session Organizer: Suzanne VAUGHAN,
The role of inscription in organizational life
Arizona State University, USA
Chair: Suzanne VAUGHAN, Arizona State
University, USA 14:30 - 16:00
Authors and Papers 190 The Social Organization of
Knowledge. Part II
Lois ANDRE-BECHELY, California State University, USA
Questioning our own textual practices in the service Location: 306 {OB}
of social justice Session Organizer: Paul LUKEN, University of
West Georgia, USA
Alison FISHER, Education, York University, Canada
Chair: Paul LUKEN, University of West
Unwelcome, unwanted, and persistent: Institutional
Georgia, USA
responses to bullying and gendered violence in
Ontario schools Authors and Papers
Elizabeth GILL, Randolph-Macon College, Canada Mariano BARGERO, Universidad Nacional Arturo
Intentionality within organizations: Reflectivity and the Jauretche, Argentina
human rights agenda Características del saber compartido que hay que
observar en una oficina universitaria
Paul LUKEN, University of West Georgia, USA
Achievements, challenges and prospects in the Kjeld HOEGSBRO, Aalborg University, Denmark
application of institutional ethnography research Institutional ethnography and people with
schizophrenia
10:45 - 12:15
Julia DAHLVIK, University of Vienna, Austria
93 The Social Organization of Organizing knowledge in an asylum office
Knowledge. Part I
Liza McCOY, University of Calgary, Canada
Location: 306 {OB} Moral discourse and institutional work processes in
Session Organizer: Paul LUKEN, University of the settlement sector in Canada
West Georgia, USA
Chair: Liza McCOY, University of Calgary,
Canada
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Thursday 2 August Mandy FRAKE-MISTAK, York University, Canada
Uudle-izing higher education: Constructing a global
accountability relation
10:45 - 12:15
Laura FERREÑO and Ana Lucía OLMOS ALVAREZ,
280 Puzzles and Challenges in
Universidad Nacional de Avellaneda, Argentina
Institutional Ethnography Research
Dime cómo defines cultura y te diré qué relevas
Location: 306 {OB}
Session Organizer: Barbara COMBER, 16:15 - 17:45
Queensland University of Technology, Australia
416 TG06 Business Meeting
Chairs: Alison GRIFFITH, York University,
Canada and Barbara Comber, Queensland Location: 306 {OB}
University of Technology, Australia
Authors and Papers
Laurence OSSIPOW WUEST, Haute Ecole de Travail

Social, Switzerland
Thinking juvenile citizenship: Two ethnographical
examples from Switzerland
Sabrina Soledad YAÑEZ, Universidad de Buenos

Aires, Argentina
Mothering experiences and public health institutions. TG07
An attempt of application of institutional ethnography
in Mendoza, Argentina Senses and Society
Suzanne VAUGHAN, Arizona State University, USA
Programme Coordinators: Devorah
Making the work of people visible in housing
KALEKIN-FISHMAN, University of Haifa,
Israel and Kelvin LOW, National University
14:30 - 16:00 Singapore, Singapore
375 Transnational Ruling Relations
Location: 306 {OB}

Session Organizer: Paul LUKEN, University of Wednesday 1 August
West Georgia, USA
Chair: Lois ANDRE-BECHELY, California State
12:30 - 14:00
University, USA
145 Sensory Experiences: Constituents
Authors and Papers
of Social Justice and
Roxana CRUDI, Delia FRANCO, Pilar FIUZA and Juan Democratization?
FERENAZ, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Location: 308 {OB}
Coproducing life histories: The ethnographic
challenges of producing knowledge with the Authors and Papers
segregated urban communities
Adriana THOMAZOTTI CLARO, Fundação Getúlio
Alison GRIFFITH, York University, Canada Vargas, Brazil
New forms of governance: Parental involvement in Culture, freedom and economic development: An
schools analysis based on the concept of social capital
 347 
Florencia DANSILIO, Universidad de la República Alexandre MARCHANT, Université Paris X, France
Oriental del Uruguay, Uruguay The heroin scenes in Paris and Amsterdam in the
El desplazamiento de lo político en el teatro post- 1980s: Instinctive emotions and sensory geography of
dictadura: Reconfiguraciones en la experiencia the city
común de lo sensible
Florence FIGOLS, Concordia University, Canada 12:30 - 14:00

Moving bodies: Proprioception and socio-political
324 Sensory Scholarship: New
inscriptions
Directions in Theory and
Beatriz CARDOSO MONTANHANA, Universidade Methodology?
Location: 308 {OB}
La participación de los inspectores del trabajo en
Brasil para la promoción del concepto de salud: El Authors and Papers
desafío del acoso moral
Kelvin LOW, National University of Singapore,
Colin CREMIN, University of Auckland, New Zealand Singapore
Trapped by consumption: Towards the liberation of Towards a sensory history of Asia: A sociocultural
the senses in an age of austerity perspective
Sarah WILSON, University of Stirling, United Kingdom

14:30 - 16:00 Exploring family norms and the construction of young
people's identities through multi-sensory research
189 Sensory Order(s), Sensory
Transgressions Devorah KALEKIN-FISHMAN, University of Haifa,
Israel
Location: 308 {OB}
Beyond the distinction between 'music' and 'noise':
Authors and Papers Representing sounds
Sonja FUCKER and Christian VON SCHEVE, Free William GIBSON1, Helena WEBB2 and Dirk VOM
University Berlin, Germany LEHN2, (1) University of London, United Kingdom, (2)
The plural morality of forgiveness: Insights from a King's College London, United Kingdom
qualitative interview study of cultural codifications Objectifying sight through eye-tests: Using video to
study the senses in social interaction
Milton CRUZ, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do
Sul, Brazil Nicole WITTE and Johannes BECKER, University of
Urban social interactions, representations of the city Göttingen, Germany
and society, and citizen consciousness Materialities of (urban) space: Emergence and
sensory perception in social processes
Noorman ABDULLAH, National University of
Singapore, Singapore
Sensory entitlements, infringements and religious 14:30 - 16:00
'harmony' in everyday life
372 Meet the Authors – Phillip Vannini
Andiara LOPES, Universidade Federal de Pernambuco, and Dennis Waskul
Brazil
Location: 308 {OB}
Sociability patterns in closed residential
condominiums: The emergence of a lenient culture Authors and Papers
toward crime in Brazil
Phillip VANNINI, Royal Roads University, Canada and
Dennis WASKUL, Minnesota State University, USA
The present and future of a sensuous sociology
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Friday 3 August Laura BRASLOW, City University of New York, USA
Imaginaries, nostalgia, affect and sociospatial
change: An embodied theory of belonging and
09:00 - 10:30
displacement
463 The Senses in Selfhood and Identity
Juliana LUIZ, Universidade de Coimbra, Portugal
Location: 308 {OB} Rethinking "non planned" urban areas: The role of
urban agriculture in migrant communities
Authors and Papers
Patricia REINHEIMER, Universidade Federal Rural do
Maria Daniela OCHOA AGUDELO, Isabel
BARRENECHE GIRALDO and Henry Obed PEREA
Back and forth of the silk: Regional production and
ALZATE, Universidad de Antioquia, Colombia
reproduction of memories and identities
Identity on the border
Siegfried SAERBERG, Blinde und Kunst, Germany
Pedro Pablo CCOPA, Colegio de Sociólogos del
The blind flaneur
Perú, Peru
Cuerpos, sentidos y función de la transgresión en la
cultura urbano popular
Saturday 4 August
Washington Luiz SIELEMANN, Universidade Federal
do Espírito Santo, Brazil and Luciana ZAMPROGNE,
09:00 - 10:30
Universidade Federal do Espírito Santo, Brazil
Fue una vez: Un análisis comparativo de las 649 Migrant Sensescapes and
representaciones de la infancia brasileña en las Transnationalism
obras de Monteiro Lobato y Mauricio de Souza
Location: 308 {OB}
Alejandra VILLANUEVA, Universidad de Chile, Chile
Authors and Papers
Construction of young male identities: A research on
engineering students Willy SOTO ACOSTA, Universidad Nacional, Costa
Rica
Melania STEHLI, Universidad Nacional del Litoral,
Calentamiento global, gestión ambiental y
Argentina
migraciones ecológicas
Identidad, oficio y cuerpo: El caso de los tatuadores y
perforadores profesionales de la ciudad de Santa Fe Cecilia Inés JIMENEZ ZUNINO, Universidad
Estrategias simbólicas y contextos migratorios
10:45 - 12:15
Celso BRITO, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do
521 Urbanity, Space and Place
Sul, Brazil
Location: 308 {OB} La capoeira Angola lyonese “glocalizada”
Authors and Papers Silvia FACAL, Universidad Católica del Uruguay, Uruguay
Los procesos de integración de los inmigrantes en
Emma FELTON, Queensland University of Technology,
Uruguay: Desde el "melting pot" hacia el
Australia
"multiculturalismo atenuado"
Urban a/effect: Experiencing urban change
Christian VON WISSEL, Goldsmiths University of

10:45 - 12:15
Emplaced en route: Multi-sensory perspectives on the 696 TG07 Business Meeting
city on the move
Location: 308 {OB}
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Joint Sessions
RC02 Economy and Society Anna Karoline SINDLER, California State University, USA
The Bolivarian Alliance for the Americas as an
RC07 Futures Research alternative to neoliberalism: Then and now
Henry VELTMEYER, Saint Mary’s University, Canada

Wednesday 1 August Postneoliberalism: An emerging radical consensus in
Latin America
12:30 - 14:00 Joana S. MARQUES, University of São Paulo, Brazil

Solidarity economy and counter-hegemony in the
world-system: Insights from Brazil and Portugal
hegemonic projects. Part I
Joint session Thursday 2 August

12:30 - 14:00
Session Organizers: William CARROLL and
Markus S. SCHULZ, University of Illinois at
hegemonic projects. Part II
Urbana–Champaign, USA
Chairs: William CARROLL and Markus S. Joint session
SCHULZ, University of Illinois at Urbana– RC07 Futures Research (host committee)
Champaign, USA RC02 Economy and Society
Authors and Papers Location: APT 16 {OB}

Session Organizers: William CARROLL and
Peter EVANS, University of California, USA
Markus S. SCHULZ, University of Victoria,
In search of a great transformation: Weaving
Canada
together a new historical subject
Co-chairs: Christopher CHASE-DUNN,
Mike GEDDES, University of Warwick, United Kingdom University of California-Riverside, USA, and
Contesting neoliberal hegemony - The case of Bolivia Sylvia WALBY, Lancaster University, United
Kingdom
 350 
Authors and Papers OSSANDON, Universidad Diego Portales,
Chile and Dean PIERIDES, University of
Jelica STEFANOVIC-STAMBUK, University of
Belgrade, Serbia
Global society making: Transnational occupation with Authors and Papers
sociocracy and sociodiplomacy Jose OSSANDON, Universidad Diego Portales, Chile;
Sebastian URETA, Technical University of Berlin,
Alexander KUTEYNIKOV, St. Petersburg State
Germany
University, Russia
From performing to taming markets. Economics
Democracy surveillance through international
making health and transport
multilateral structures
Alejandra FALABELLA, Universidad Alberto Hurtado,
Rogerio GIUGLIANO, Universidade de Brasília, Brazil
Chile
Spatialization and development: A non-hegemonic
The educational market/state dyad: The Chilean case
view
Federico LORENC VALCARCE, CONICET, Argentina
Valerio VERREA, University of Leipzig, Germany
Producing and organizing markets in private security.
The creation and developments of an alternative
The commodification of surveillance and protection in
market. The example of Fair Trade between Latin
Argentina
America and Europe
Antoine MAILLET, CERI, France
Gilles VERPRAET, CNRS, France
To be (or not to be) a market-organizer: Unpacking
Transnational solidarities between democratization
the Chilean neoliberal state
and governance’s crisis. Which future for European
anti-crisis mobilisation and Maghreb mobilization? Guy VAN GYES and Sem VANDEKERCKHOVE,
Catholic University of Leuven, Belgium
Jay ARENA, City University of New York, USA
The absent consumer values in the marketisation of
The contested terrains of public sociology
european public services: Results of a cross-national
citizens-survey
Monise PICANÇO, University of São Paulo, Brazil {*}

RC02 Economy and Society The pop management culture and the construction of
RC17 Sociology of a market of corporative conducts in Brazil
Organization
Saturday 4 August
Thursday 2 August
14:30 - 16:00
14:30 - 16:00
736 Organizing global and domestic
351 Organizing markets finances
Joint session Joint session

RC17 Sociology of Organization (host RC17 Sociology of Organization
committee) RC02 Economy and Society (host committee)
Location: 410 {NB}
Location: 433 {NB} Session Organizers: Jose OSSANDON,
Session Organizers: Daniel FRIDMAN, Universidad Diego Portales, Chile, and Liz
University of Victoria, Canada; Jose McFALL, Open University, United Kingdom
 351 
Authors and Papers Joint session
Jyri LIUKKO, University of Helsinki, Finland
Economizing insurance solidarity - the practices of
insurance industry in Finland Location: 410 {NB}
Session Organizers: Julian CARDENAS and
Manuel B. AALBERS, University of Amsterdam,
Gabriel VELEZ-CUARTAS, University of
Netherlands
Antioquia, Colombia
Designing securities and calculating credit ratings
Authors and Papers
Taylor NELMS, University of California, USA
Una moneda de confianza (a trustworthy currency): Julia ESLAVA, Pontificia Universidad Javeriana, Colombia
Dollarization, debt and everyday economic Social capital: Components and determinants
organization in Ecuador
Emre SÜNTER, Middle East Technical University,
Jose OSSANDON, Universidad Diego Portales, Chile Turkey
Sowing financial consumers: Retail credit in Chile Networks, public and governance in transition to
bioeconomy: Turkish case and co-production of
Ariel WILKIS, CESE-IDAES/UNSAM, Argentina
knowledge
Moralidad y finanzas populares: El capital moral
como especie de garantía Galina SAGIEVA, National Research University Higher
School of Economics, Russia
Natalia BESEDOVSKY, Humboldt University Berlin, Germany
The development of knowledge and technology
Regulating financial markets with financial knowledge
transfer in Russia: Challenges and opportunities
Rebecca GRESH, University of Illinois at Urbana-
Karolina LUKASIEWICZ and Anna SZCZUCKA,
Champaign, USA
Global inequality and the financialization of food
Knowledge based economy? Barriers towards transfer
Todd Arthur BRIDGES, Max Planck Institute for the of knowledge in Poland
Study of Societies, Germany
Natalia SHMATKO and Olga SHUVALOVA, Higher
The organizing governance structure of a shadow
School of Economics, Russia
financial market
Study of skills for innovation in the large-scale survey
Fiona ALLON, University of Sydney, Australia
Natalia SHMATKO, National Research University
Home economics: Organising the household for
Higher School of Economics, Russia
global finance
Mobility patterns of researchers {*}
Hector CHASKIELBERG, Aacrea, Argentina

Aprendizaje en redes de práctica: Tres casos de
RC02 Economy and Society grupos crea {*}
RC23 Sociology of Science Nicolás CHUCHCO, Universidad de Buenos Aires,
and Technology Argentina
La calidad institucional como objeto económico. La
construcción social del mercado de indicadores
Saturday 4 August agregados en Argentina {*}
Borut RONCEVIC, School of Advanced Social Studies

16:15 - 17:45 Nova Gorica, Slovenia and Nadja DAMIJ, Faculty of
Information Studies Novo Mesto, Slovenia
763 Knowledge based economies and
Social topography of knowledge based economies {*}
 352 
Rosinha CARRION and Danielle ULLRICH, Federal Authors and Papers
University of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
Shin-Ock CHANG, Jeju National University, Korea
South-south development cooperation under analysis:
Sea water change experienced by fishers and women
Paradigmatic rupture or reproduction? {*}
divers in Jeju Island, South Korea: Narratives,
Marilis ALMEIDA, UFRGS, Portugal reactions and community change
Circulation of information in networks of interaction
Manisha DESAI, University of Connecticut, USA
between university-industry {*}
In the forefront and yet marginal: Women in the
María Teresa de Sierra NEVES, UPN, México farmers’ movement in Gujarat, India
Responsabilidad y pertinencia social de la
Christine SHEARER, University of California, USA
universidad y transferencia de conocimiento {*}
Addressing the regulatory gaps in the relocation of
Nobuko HOSOGAYA, Sophia University, Japan Alaska natives: A case study of kivalina, Alaska
Pressures which sustain or transform training
Atsushi NOZAWA, Meiji University, Japan
programmes run by regional headquarters:
Environmental pollution in Japan and today’s
Organisational fields of multinational corporations in
problem of the compensation system for victims -case
Singapore and the perceptions of their managers {*}
study research of minamata disease-
Luísa SCHMIDT, Ana DELICADO, Carla GOMES,

Paulo GRANJO and Susana GUERREIRO, University of
RC02 Economy and Society Lisbon, Portugal; Tim O’RIORDAN, University of East
RC24 Environment and Anglia, United Kingdom
Coastal change in Portugal: Community perceptions,
Society social justice and democratization
Friday 3 August RC02 Economy and Society

09:00 – 10:30
and social-environmental Friday 3 August
interactions

RC24 Environment and Society (host committee)
493 Organizing the production of
alternative visions to support social
Location: 303 {OB} justice
Session Organizers: Mark STODDART,
Joint session
Memorial University of Newfoundland,
Canada, and William CARROLL, University of
Victoria, Canada
Co-Chair: Mark STODDART, Memorial Location: 29 {OB}
University of Newfoundland, Canada Session Organizers: William CARROLL, University
of Victoria, Canada and Vishwas SATGAR,
University of Witwatersrand, Sout Africa
Chair: Michelle WILLIAMS, University of the
Witwatersrand, Sout Africa
 353 
Authors and Papers Hopes and inequalities in the transition to work: New
data about a reappraised problem
Vishwas SATGAR, University of Witwatersrand, South
Africa I. Viviana VEGA, Cristina VENINI, Andrea
Confronting climate catastrophe: The South African SARKISSIAN, Liliana CARRERAS, Julia María SAN
climate jobs campaign MARTÍN, Suyay MURA and Isabel MARZIOLI, UBA,
Argentina
William CARROLL and JP SAPINSKI, University of
Representations of teenagers about middle school,
Victoria, Canada
the world of work and politics
Embedding postcapitalist alternatives: The global
network of alternative knowledge production and Magda VIANNA DE SOUZA and Davi ESKENAZI,
mobilization Pontificia Universidade Católica do Rio Grande do
Sul, Brazil
Peter EVANS, University of California, USA
Teacher education – Implications in the evaluation of
Practice, organizational form and the production of
basic education – IDEB – A case study in the south
alternative visions
region of Brazil
Thomas POSADO, University of Paris-VIII, France
La reivindicación de nacionalización bajo control 28 RC10RC04 Part I: Round Table 2
obrero frente al gobierno de Hugo Chávez: El caso Participation and Citizenship
de sanitarios Maracay
Joint session
RC04 Sociology of Education Democracy and Self-Management
RC10 Participation, Location: SUM {OB}
Organizational Authors and Papers
Democracy and Terry BESSER, Iowa State University, USA
Self-Management Inside the black box: College graduation and civic
engagement
Kaarel HAAV, Tallinn University of Technology, Estonia

Wednesday 1 August Education for participatory democracy and social justice
Juan Carlos CASTILLO, Ignacio MADERO, Daniel

09:00 - 10:30
MIRANDA Jorge ESCOBAR, Faculty of Social
27 RC10RC04 Part I: Round Table 1 Sciences, P. Universidad Católica de Chile, Chile
Stakeholders in School and Work Higher education, inequality and distributive beliefs:
Evidence from the Chilean case
Joint session
Democracy and Self-Management
Joint session
Location: SUM {OB}
Authors and Papers RC10 Participation, Organizational
Miguel CHAVES, Universidade Nova de Lisboa,
Portugal and Rachel DE CASTRO ALMEIDA, Pontifícia Location: SUM {OB}
Universidade Católica de Minas Gerais, Brazil
 354 
Authors and Papers Layla CESAR, Universidade de Brasília, Brazil
¿Qué enseñamos a nuestros maestros? La formación
Marios VRYONIDES, European University Cyprus,
de profesores a través de las universidades brasileñas
Cyprus
Social reproduction strategies and mass participation
in higher education: The case of Cyprus
Desafíos de inclusión
Carmen Gonçalves de SOUZA and Cezar Bueno de
Joint session
LIMA, Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Paraná,
Brazil
Deviant behavior at university: Punitive minds and
paradigm relations
Location: SUM {OB}
Sarah PICKARD, Université Sorbonne Nouvelle - Paris
3, France Authors and Papers
Democratic participation, social justice and access to
Ana CAMBOURS DE DONINI, Ana Isabel IGLESIAS,
university in England and France: To select or not to
Stella Maris MUIÑOS DE BRITOS and Juana FERREYRO,
select?
Universidad Nacional de San Martín, Argentina
Annabelle ALLOUCH, Sciences Po Paris, France Retención de ingresantes universitarios. Dimensión
The emergence of ‘potential’ as an alternative pedagógica
category of academic judgement? Access schemes
Dinair Leal da HORA, Universidade do Estado do Rio
and the renewal of paradigms on excellence in
de Janeiro, Brazil
French and English elite Higher Education
La justicia en las escuelas y la organización escolar:
La percepción de los profesores y estudiantes
brasileños de educación superior
Thursday 2 August Rosario AUSTRAL, Ministerio de Educación, Argentina
Condicionantes sociales y educativos de las metas de
09:00 - 10:30 futuro profesional entre mujeres y varones estudiantes
del último año de estudio de la secundaria
conocimiento
Desigualdad escolar
Joint session
Joint session
Location: SUM {OB}
Location: SUM {OB}
Authors and Papers
Authors and Papers
Guadalupe OLIVIER, Universidad Pedagógica
Claudia TALAVERA REYES, Instituto de Investigación en
Nacional-Mexico, Mexico
Ciencias Sociales, Paraguay
Educación y cultura política
¿Investigar la desigualdad? Perspectivas y alcance de
Guillermo Javier R. GARDUÑO VALERO, Universidad los estudios sobre educación media en Paraguay.
Autonoma Metropolitana, Mexico Análisis multi-escalar
Valores y formacion militar enN Mexico
 355 
Lucas DE MATOS SARDINHA PINTO, Universidade order in contemporary education through
Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil international university rankings
A individuação na interseção entre as desigualdades
Sandra Maria SAWAYA, Universidade de São Paulo,
sociais e escolares no contexto da modernização
Brazil
brasileira
International reports and the reform in education:
Nora GLUZ and Inés RODRIGUEZ MOYANO, Reflections on learning
Patricio LANGA, Eduardo Mondlane University,
Entre la tradición selectiva y la democratización de la
Mozambique
escuela secundaria: Escolarización y política social
Higher education and the attainment of equity and
en la Argentina actual
social justice: Restructuring the funding model in
Jimena PONCE DE LEÓN, Universidad de Buenos Mozambique
Aires, Argentina
Maria Simone EUCLIDES, Ana Louise de Carvalho
La educación y las TIC: Notas sobre la observación
FIUZA, Neide Maria Almeida PINTO and Sheila
etnográfica de dos colegios receptores del plan
Maria DOULA, Universidade Federal de Viçosa, Brazil
conectar-igualdad en la Ciudad Autónoma de
Joven negro y las posibilidades de integración de la
Buenos Aires
formación agrotécnica
RC04 Sociology of Education Saturday 4 August

10:45 - 12:15
Thursday 2 August 667 Leisure education: Social justice in
12:30 - 14:00 Joint session

life-long learning. Part I
Joint session
Session Organizers: A. Gary DWORKIN,
University of Houston, USA and Ishwar
MODI, India International Institute of Social
Location: APT 110 {OB} Sciences, India
Session Organizers: A. Gary DWORKIN, Co-chairs: Shaheeda ESSACK, Department
University of Houston, USA and Ishwar of Higher Education,South Africa and Pekka
MODI, India International Institute of Social RASANEN, University of Turku, Finland
Sciences, India
Authors and Papers
Co-chairs: Dionysios GOUVIAS, University of
the Aegean, Greece and Karl SPRACKLEN, Marcelo KRICHESKY, Universidad de Buenos Aires,
Leeds Metropolitan University, United Kingdom Argentina
Inclusión en la escuela secundaria y justicia educativa
Authors and Papers
Luisa PATRICIA MUÑOZ and Violeta ACUÑA
Sergiy KURBATOV, University of Uppsala, Sweden
COLLADO, Universidad de Playa Ancha, Chile
Building an ivory tower in the age of globalization?
Leisure education: Social justice in life-long learning
The process of construction hierarchical academic
 356 
Layla CESAR, Universidade de Brasília, Brazil Romina Paola TAVERNELLI and Lucila ROTGER,
El estado de bien estar social x el estado de buen Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
vivir: ¿Qué educación queremos nosotros? Discriminación a migrantes en el poder judicial: El
encuentro con el otro a través del derecho al uso de
la ciudad
RC05 Racism, Nationalism Gabriela MERA, Universidad de Buenos Aires,

Argentina
and Ethnic Relations Inmigración y fronteras urbanas: Los paraguayos en
RC13 Sociology of Leisure la ciudad de Buenos Aires
RC21 Regional and Urban

Development RC05 Racism, Nationalism
Wednesday 1 August RC32 Women in Society
12:30 - 14:00
Saturday 4 August
10:45 - 12:15
Joint session
RC13 Sociology of Leisure (host committee) 686 The ethics of intersectional politics
RC21 Regional and Urban Development and the challenges to alliances and
RC05 Racism, Nationalism and Ethnic coalition building in and outside
Relations academe
Location: APT 110 {OB} Joint session

Session Organizers: Azril BACAL, Uppsala RC32 Women in Society (host committee)
University, Sweden; Ishwar MODI, India RC05 Racism, Nationalism and Ethnic
International Institute of Social Sciences, India Relations
and Yuri KAZEPOV, University of Urbino, Italy
Location: 446 {NB}
Co-chairs: Azril BACAL, Uppsala University,
Session Organizer: Sirma BILGE, University of
Sweden and Talja BLOKLAND, Humboldt
Montreal, Canada
University, Germany
Chair: Sirma BILGE, University of Montreal,
Authors and Papers Canada
Sören PETERMANN, Karen SCHÖNWÄLDER, Authors and Papers

Thomas SCHMITT and Steven VERTOVEC, Max
Glenda BONIFACIO, University of Lethbridge,
Planck Institute for the Study of Religious and Ethnic
Canada
Diversity, Germany and Dietlind STOLLE, McGill
Sharing the burden, living the cost: Ethical dilemmas
University, Canada
in community engagement
The consequences of diversity for social interactions
in urban neighbourhoods Bruna Cristina JAQUETTO PEREIRA, Universidade de
Brasília Brazil
Antti KIVIJÄRVI, University of Eastern Finland, Finland
Black women victimization of domestic violence in
Keeping distance – Fragility of ties between ethnic
Brazil
minority and majority youth in Finland
 357 
M. Laura CORRADI, Università della Calabria, Italy Anna RANSIEK, Georg-August-Universität Göttingen,
Race, class, gender, ageism and hetero-normativity in Germany
Western commercials: Old and new forms of feminist Between trivialization and accusation - Different
semiotic activism patterns of experiencing racism in Germany
Christina SCHRAMM, Programa de Doctorado en

Estudios de la Sociedad y la Cultura, Costa Rica
RC05 Racism, Nationalism Afro-indigenous subjectivity as an art of survival: “I
and Ethnic Relations am black, Indian and when I get angry I come out of
the devil”
Laura MACHAT-FROM, Linköping University, Sweden
Still an Other after forty years? Negotiating
Wednesday 1 August identifications with migrantship and old age
10:45 - 12:15
Friday 3 August
89 Where Are You From? Experiences
Racism. Part I 12:30 - 14:00
Joint session 564 Where are you from? Experiences
RC38 Biography and Society of Exclusion, Marginalization and
RC05 Racism, Nationalism and Ethnic Racism. Part II
Joint session
Location: 454 {NB} RC38 Biography and Society (host committee)
Session Organizers: Helma LUTZ, University RC05 Racism, Nationalism and Ethnic Relations
of Frankfurt am Main, Germany and Roswitha
Location: 436 {NB}
BRECKNER, University of Vienna, Austria
Session Organizers: Roswitha BRECKNER,
Chair: Helma LUTZ, University of Frankfurt am
University of Vienna, Austria and Helma LUTZ,
Main, Germany
University of Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Authors and Papers Chair: Roswitha BRECKNER, University of
Vienna, Austria
Karim MURJI, Open University, United Kingdom
Unrooted biographies/unexpected reconnections Authors and Papers
Alice FELDMAN, University College Dublin, Ireland and Vicki HARMAN, University of London, United
Romana KHAOURY, University College Dublin, Ireland Kingdom and Shamser SINHA, University Campus
Lives in green, white and black: Whiteness, national Suffolk, United Kingdom
identity and anti-racism in Ireland Moving racisms, shifting targets: An analysis of race
in postcolonial Britain
Lena INOWLOCKI, University of Applied Sciences
Frankfurt am Main, Germany Gabriele ROSENTHAL, University of Goettingen,
Closure and opening in asymmetrical communication Germany
about one’s belonging Palestinians in the West Bank: Diverse collective
belongings, varying collective memories and the
Laura ODASSO, University of Venice, Italy
experiences of discrimination in diverse interactional
Between silent resistance and power of action: “I
contexts
am... not I come from”
 358 
Aletta DIEFENBACH, Freie Universität Berlin, Germany Authors and Papers
“I am German, too” biographical accounts of young
Vilna BASHI TREITLER, City University of New York -
muslim women from an intersectional perspective
The Graduate Center, USA
Carmen DIOP, Université Paris Descartes, France The ethnic project: How racial fiction buttresses ethnic
Black graduated women in the workplace in France. factions
Experiences of exclusion and marginalization
Romulo FILIZZOLA NOGUEIRA, Universidade Federal
Hsiao-Mei JUAN, Academia Sinica, Taiwan Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
The inclusion/exclusion-process of the foreign brides Lima Barreto’s thought on race and migration: One
in Taiwan exception in the Brazilian debate of the first republic
Claudia VORHEYER, University of Zurich, Switzerland Mehtap TOSUN, Elif UYAR and Meral AKBAS,
Same same but different – Experience of Middle East Technical University, Turkey
discrimination, marginalization and exclusion Ethnic identity patterns in rural Turkey: Life histories of
lazi and Hemshin women
Stéphanie CASSILDE, CEPS/INSTEAD, Luxembourg
Where are you from? The case of France Azril BACAL, Uppsala University, Sweden
The reconstruction of Latino ethnic identity in northern
Annalisa LENDARO, LEST-CNRS, France
countries: USA and Sweden
‘Where are you from’ in the domestic labour market.
The employment of immigrants in Italy through life
course analysis {*}
Friday 3 August
RC05 Racism, Nationalism 09:00 - 10:30

and Ethnic Relations 441 Policies on inequality, racialization
WG02 Historical and and migration
Comparative Sociology Joint session

Wednesday 1 August WG02 Historical and Comparative Sociology
Location: 454 {NB}

14:30 - 16:00 Session Organizers: Vilna BASHI TREITLER,
City University of New York, USA, and
Manuela BOATCA, Freie Universität Berlin,
Germany
Joint session Chair: Vilna BASHI TREITLER, City University
WG02 Historical and Comparative of New York, USA
Authors and Papers
Relations Boris HEIZMANN, University of Hamburg, Germany
The impact of regional differences and anti-immigrant
Location: 31 {OB}
attitudes on exclusionary policy preferences in Europe
Universität Berlin, Germany and Vilna BASHI Ray JUREIDINI, Lebanese American University, Lebanon
TREITLER, City University of New York, USA The politics of ‘reform’ of migrant labour regulation in
Chair: Trica KEATON, Vanderbilt University, USA the Middle East
 359 
Antonio GUIMARAES, Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil Tiffany JOSEPH, Harvard University, USA
Brazil, 1996-2011: Why a racial democracy adopted Race, migration and the transnational racial optic
affirmative action?
David McCALLUM, Victoria University, Australia
Hirohisa TAKENOSHITA, Shizuoka University, Japan Australian aborigines, the developmental story and
Economic crisis and Brazilian immigrants in Japan: powers of freedom
The role of social inclusion policies for immigrants
Encarnación GUTIÉRREZ RODRIGUEZ, University of
Daniela SAMPAIO, Universidade Federal de Minas Manchester, United Kingdom
Gerais, Brazil Feminization and the coloniality of labour: The case
Minorities’ integration process: French case analysis of undocumented Latin American domestic workers in
Western Europe
Flavio ROJAS, University of North Carolina at Chapel
Hill, USA and Paul VOSS, University of North Carolina
at Chapel Hill, USA
Health and mortality of Mapuches at Araucania RC07 Futures Research
region: Chile 2000-2005 {*}
RC09 Social Transformations
Elinor BISIG, CONICET CIJS UNC, Argentina
La infancia en el discurso médico académico,
and Sociology of
Córdoba 1900-1950 Development
Wednesday 1 August
Saturday 4 August
14:30 - 16:00
16:15 - 17:45
762 Inequality, Racialization /
management and resistance
Ethnicization and Migration
movements. Part I
Joint session
Joint session
Sociology
Location: 464 {NB}
Location: 454 {NB}
Chair: Ulrike SCHUERKENS, Ecole des
Session Organizers: Vilna BASHI TREITLER,
Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales, France
City University of New York, USA, and
Manuela BOATCA, Freie Universität Berlin, Authors and Papers
Germany
Krista BYWATER, Muhlenberg College, USA
Chair: Scott POYNTING, University of
‘Coca-cola quit India’: Resisting CSR as a global
Leicester, United Kingdom
management strategy
Authors and Papers
Gülsen ESIN, Mersin University, Turkey
Patricio KORZENIEWICZ and Scott ALBRECHT, Resistance against new working practices in service
University of Maryland, USA sector in Turkey
Contemporary patterns of migration in the world-
Pierre-Olivier SIRE, Universidad de Guadalajara, Mexico
system and the politics of citizenship
Sustainable development report: From management
 360 
tool to civil society corporate management democratic Sophie NOEL, CESSP-CSE EHESS, France
issue, the case of red puentes, a Mexican CSO L’édition indépendante de critique sociale : Un
exemple de résistance à la rationalisation
Sandra MOOG and Steffen BOEHM, University of
économique dans le secteur culturel
Essex, United Kingdom and Andre SPICER, City
University, United Kingdom Julieta LONGO, CONICET, Argentina
The limits of multi-stakeholder governance: The crisis Precariedad y resistencias en grandes empresas
of the forest stewardship council (FSC) multinacionales: Un estudio de caso en
supermercados e hipermercados de Argentina
Eduardo Firak CORDEIRO, Universidad Federal de
Santa Catarina, Brazil and Thiago Roberto Zibetti
GONÇALVES, Programa de Pós-graduação em
Agronomia, Brazil RC07 Futures Research
Os desafios na construção de sistemas alimentares
territorializados (SALT’s) e o desenvolvimento
RC23 Sociology of Science
territorial sustentável: Estudos de casos do litoral and Technology
centro-sul de santa catarina e região oeste do
paraná, Brasil {*}
Saturday 4 August
Friday 3 August 14:30 - 16:00

733 ICTs for Science and Technology
09:00 - 10:30 Development in Latin America and
the Economic South: Present and
Future
management and resistance
movements. Part II Joint session
Joint session
(host committee)
RC07 Futures Research Location: APT 120 {OB}
Session Organizers: Jaime JIMENEZ,
Location: 464 {NB}
Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México,
Session Organizer: Markus S. SCHULZ,
Mexico and Markus S. SCHULZ, USA
University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign,
USA Authors and Papers
Authors and Papers Iliana Refugio MOLINA MATEO, Universidad

Autonoma Metropolitana Xochimilco, Mexico
Ulrike M.M. SCHUERKENS, Ecole des Hautes Etudes
Gestionando una nueva economía desde el internet
en Sciences Sociales, France
Consent in and resistance to management practices Francisco Antunes CAMINATI, Universidade Estadual
in different world regions de Campinas, Brazil
The freedom of not paying for intellectual propriety
Vanessa PARREIRA PERIN, Federal University of São
rights: A comparative perspective between Brazil’s
Carlos, Brazil
and Ecuador’s strategies for fostering local
Abaout the management of refugee populations in
intelligency through free software
São Paulo: A case study from the archdiocesan
caritas
 361 
Yesid Mauricio GIL ARBOLEDA, Universidad de Authors and Papers
Antioquia, Colombia
Hank JOHNSTON, San Diego State University, USA
Las TIC y las redes sociales virtuales como proceso
Fear abatement and oppositional mobilization:
social y comunitario
Comparative perspectives on democratic movements
Jesús Alberto VALERO-MATAS and Juan ROMAY- in repressivestates
COCA, University of Valladolid, Spain
Markus S. SCHULZ, University of Illinois at Urbana–
Network of scientific knowledge as a tool for
Champaign, USA
sustainable development in disadvantaged regions
Democratizing futures: Radical imaginaries, police
through renewable energy sources {*}
repression, and public engagements of the Occupy
Paulo Brasil DILL SOARES, Universidade Federal Rural Wall street movement
Gabriele DE ANGELIS, Universidade Nova, Portugal
The indications of provenance and designations of
Imagining another world. the role of language and
origin {*}
political imagination in shaping a transnational
movement of movements
Ligia TAVERA FENOLLOSA, FLACSO, Mexico

RC07 Futures Research Mobilization for climate justice: When South fights North
RC48 Social Movements,
Friday 3 August
Social Change
12:30 - 14:00
Thursday 2 August 533 Imagining futures: Social
movements, publics and contentious
10:45 - 12:15 politics. Part II
248 Imagining futures: Social Joint session

movements, publics and contentious RC07 Futures Research (host committee)
politics. Part I RC48 Social Movements, Collective Actions
and Social Change
Joint session
RC48 Social Movements, Collective Actions Location: APT 16 {OB}
and Social Change Session Organizers: Ligia TAVERA
RC07 Futures Research (host committee) FENOLLOSA, FLACSO, Mexico; Markus S.
Session Organizers: Ligia TAVERA
MONTAÑA, Universidad del País Vasco,
Spain
Chair: Benjamin TEJERINA MONTAÑA,
Universidad del País Vasco, Spain
Spain Authors and Papers
Chair: Benjamin TEJERINA MONTAÑA,
Christina SCHACHTNER, Institute for Media and
Universidad del País Vasco, Spain
Communications, University of Klagenfurt, Austria
Social movements and digital media
 362 
Marie Louise CONILH DE BEYSSAC and Maria Meghan KRAUSCH, University of Minnesota, USA
Inácia DAVILA NETO, Federal University of Rio de Building schools and futures with utopian social
Janeiro, Brazil movements in Buenos Aires
Online environmental mobilization in Brazil: The Belo
Divya SHARMA, Cornell University, USA
Monte future at crossroads
Constructing political spaces: Experiences of the
Marcelo CASTAÑEDA, CPDA/UFRRJ, Brazil uttarakhand women’s federation, a rural women’s
The technologies of internet in the contentious movement in India
repertoires: Clues and signs of avaaz in a multi-sited
Marcel PARET, University of California-Berkeley, USA
fieldwork
Politics of the marginalized in the United States and
Gregory MANEY, Hofstra University, USA and Lee South Africa
SMITHEY, Swarthmore College, USA
Back to the future: Murals and conflict transformation
in Northern Ireland
and Sociology of
Saturday 4 August Development
9:00 - 10:30
movements, publics and contentious
politics. Part III Friday 3 August
Joint session
RC07 Futures Research (host committee) 14:30 - 16:00
603 Women, leisure and family in the
and Social Change
age of transformations
Joint session
Session Organizers: Ligia TAVERA
of Development
Champaign, USA, and Benjamin TEJERINA
Spain Location: APT 110 {OB}
Chair: Ligia TAVERA FENOLLOSA, FLACSO, Session Organizers: Ishwar MODI, India
Mexico International Institute of Social Sciences, India
and Evangelia TASTSOGLOU, Saint Mary´s
Authors and Papers
University, USA
Dora FONSECA, Universidade de Coimbra, Portugal Co-chairs: Bula BHADRA, University of Calcutta,
New actors on stage: Analysis of the emergent forms India, María Cristina TAMARIZ, El Colegio de
of collective action in the European context México, Mexico and Kuang-chi CHANG,
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, USA
Darcy LEACH, Bradley University, USA
Prefiguring the future or repeating the past?
Collectivist democracy and the struggle against
oligarchy in the German left
 363 
Authors and Papers RC09 Social Transformations
Martina YOPO, Universidad Alberto Hurtado, and Sociology of
Santiago, Chile
Mujeres y agencia en Chile: Implicancias para la
Development
percepción del tiempo libre RC18 Political Sociology
Eugenia ZICAVO, Universidad de Buenos Aires,
Argentina
Wednesday 1 August
Los usos sociales del tiempo libre: Una comparación
entre mujeres con hijos y sin hijos en los sectores
medios de la ciudad de Buenos Aires 10:45 - 12:15
Esra DEMIRKOL, Middle East Technical University, 72 Political Inequality Outside of the
Turkey West. Part I
Irony of “having leisure time” in the absence of men
Joint session
Arvinder ANSARI, University of Delhi, India RC18 Political Sociology (host committee)
Preception of leisure among working women: A RC09 Social Transformations and Sociology
sociological perspective of Development
Miriam ADELMAN, Federal University of Parana, Brazil Location: 460 {NB}

Sport, leisure and women’s in(ex)clusion: Reflections Session Organizer: Joshua DUBROW, Polish
from a land where (almost) all the guys play soccer… Academy of Sciences, Poland
Karen WATKINS, Centro de Investigación e Authors and Papers

Inteligencia Económica, Mexico
Alex AFOUXENIDIS, National Centre for Social
Income and health in Latin America: Is there a gender
Research, Greece
gap?
Democratization or liberalization? Understanding the
Evelyn RODRIGUEZ, University of San Francisco, USA politics of inequality
Traviesos: Trouble-making as resistance in US debuts
Enrique Niño LEVISTE, National Institute of Education,
and quinceañeras
Singapore
María Alejandra GARCÍA, Universidad del Valle-Cali, Politics and population policy in the Philippines: A
Colombia Gramscian analysis
La violencia contra las mujeres un asunto público en
Carlos F. DE ANGELIS, Universidad de Buenos Aires,
Colombia: Una descripción de la acción estatal
Argentina
Compromiso democrático y ciudadanía: ¿Un vínculo
erosionado?
 364 
Saturday 4 August Joint session
12:30 - 14:00
713 Political inequality outside of the
Location: 464 {NB}
West. Part II
Session Organizer: Angelica WEHRLI,
Joint session Université Paris 1-Sorbonne, France
RC09 Social Transformations and Sociology Chair: Habibul H. KHONDKER, Zayed
of Development (host committee) University, United Arab Emirates
Authors and Papers
Location: 464 {NB}
Craig HATCHER, Universitaet Zuerich, Switzerland
Internal migration and the population registration
system in post-socialist Kyrgyzstan: Revealing a new
Authors and Papers spatiality of discrimination
Neuma AGUIAR and Arnaldo MONTALVAO, Irina TYURINA, Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia
Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil Contemporary Russian labor market as an object of
Political context, social stratification and inequality attraction of foreign labor farce: Dynamics and majot
perception: A comparison of recent democracies in trends
the cases of South Africa and Brazil
Vikinta ROSINAITE, American University of the Middle
Alicia NAVEDA; Virginia BALMACEDA; Diana LOPEZ; East, Kuwait
Lelis JOFRE and Alejandro GORANSKY, Universidad The construction of Lithuanian migrants’ professional
Nacional de San Juan, Argentina career paths: Moving up and down career track
Crecimiento con desigualdad en la periferia
Jin LEI, Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong
capitalista. El caso de San Juan, Argentina
and Kuang-chi CHANG, University of Wisconsin-
José LUCIO; Thierry COELHO and António DIAS, Milwaukee, USA
Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal Job search outcomes for migrants and natives in
Transparency in portuguese: Corruption and poverty urban China: A case study
in Portuguese-speaking Africa
Friday 3 August
and Sociology of 12:30 - 14:00
Development 538 Migration and Development I
RC31 Sociology of Migration Joint session

RC31 Sociology of Migration (host committee)
Thursday 2 August of Development
Location: 307 {OB}

09:00 - 10:30 Session Organizers: Eric POPKIN and Wade
ROBERTS, Colorado College, USA
217 Migration In (Post-) Socialist
Chair: Eric POPKIN, Colorado College, USA
Societies
 365 
Authors and Papers Kanak SAMAL, KET’S VG Vaze College, India
Migrant women contribution to urban informal sector
Ulrike SCHUERKENS, Ecole des Hautes Etudes en
business in Mumbai
African migrants in France
Mariana GABARROT, Tec de Monterrey, Mexico RC10 Participation,

Políticas de desarrollo social en comunidades de
origen de migrantes
Organizational
Zeynep SEZGIN, Ruhr University Bochum, Germany
Democracy and
Turkish migrants’ organizations in Germany – Self-Management
Remittances and humanitarian aid before and after
2011 van earthquake
The “capacity to aspire” in migrants’ life projects and Thursday 2 August
trajectories: A new lens on the migration-development
nexus?
10:45 - 12:15
Saturday 4 August of the life course. Part I
Joint session
09:00 - 10:30 RC11 Sociology of Aging
634 Migration and development Part II
Democracy and Self-Management (host
Joint session committee)
Location: 456 {NB}
Session Organizers: Julia ROZANOVA,
University of British Columbia, Canada, and
Location: 464 {NB} Andreas HOFF, Hochschule Zittau-Gorlitz,
Session Organizer: Eric POPKIN, Colorado Germany
College, USA Chair: Julia ROZANOVA, University of British
Co-Chair: Wade ROBERTS, Colorado Columbia, Canada
College, USA Co-Chair: Andreas HOFF, Hochschule Zittau-
Gorlitz, Germany
Authors and Papers
Authors and Papers
Sergey RYAZANTSEV and Elena PISMENNAYA,
Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia Talita CASTRO, Universidade Estadual de Campinas,
The modern migration policy of Russia: Problems and Brazil
necessary directions of perfection Life crises in Brazilian self-help books
Abigail ANDREWS, UC Berkeley, USA Glaucia DESTRO DE OLIVEIRA, Universidade Estadual

How Mexican hometowns engage development and de Campinas, Brazil
“manage” migration Participation and aging in the council
In-Jin YOON, Korea University, South Korea José Luis ALVAREZ LÓPEZ, Universidad de Buenos
Convergence and divergence in immigration policy in Aires, Argentina
Northeast Asian countries Participación de la familia en la escuela {*}
 366 
Thursday 2 August Friday 3 August
16:15 - 17:45 10:45 - 12:15

395 Participation and its relationship to 494 Participation and cultural sociology
social justice and democracy. Part II of the life course. Part II
Joint session Joint session

RC10 Participation, Organizational Democracy RC10 Participation, Organizational Democracy
and Self-Management (host committee) and Self-Management (host committee)
RC11 Sociology of Aging RC11 Sociology of Aging

Session Organizer: Isabel DA COSTA, Session Organizer: Julia ROZANOVA,
CNRS-IDHE, France University of British Columbia, Canada
Chair: Martine REVEL, Université Lille, france Chair: Andreas HOFF, Hochschule Zittau-
Gorlitz, Germany
Authors and Papers
Authors and Papers
Angelos GIANNAKOPOULOS and Dirk TAENZLER,
University of Konstanz, Germany Volkmar KREISSIG, Germany
Promotion of participation and citizenship in Europe. Participation in financing system and in monetary
Engaging citizens in the fight against corruption relations in the past, present and future – Can
through the advocacy and legal advice centres of participation in financingsystems bring solutions for
transparency international the global financal and banking crisis and leed to
more social justice?
Rachelle BALBINOT and Sueli DALLARI, Universidade
de São Paulo, Brazil Maria Thereza RIBEIRO, Universidade Federal de
Right to health and sanitary democracy: Bridges to Pelotas, Brazil
citizenship The social process of participation in the public sphere
Fátima ALVES, Open University, Portugal Pawel STAROSTA, University of Lodz, Poland
From the goal of regulating to the emancipatory Patterns of civic participation across Europe
capacity of participation in health
Elza LUSTOSA DA COSTA, Instituto Universitário de
Cristian David GARCIA CAICEDO, Universidad del Pesquisa do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Valle- Facultad de Socioeconomía, Colombia Práticas, discursos e representações: PCB e cultura
Nuevos actores políticos en la democracia política no golpe de 1964 {*}
participativa. Organizaciones afros e indígenas en la
construcción de políticas públicas en Cali
Ludmila RIBEIRO, Universidade Federal de Minas

Gerais, Brazil RC13 Sociology of Leisure
The relationship between research and improvement
of police stations through community oversight
Saturday 4 August
09:00 - 10:30
645 Transformation of leisure and
ageing perspectives
 367 
Joint session Location: 24 {OB}
RC13 Sociology of Leisure (host committee) Session Organizers: Valentina HLEBEC,
RC11 Sociology of Aging University of Ljubljana, Slovenia and Kathrin
KOMP, Umeå University, Sweden
Session Organizers: Ishwar MODI, India Authors and Papers
Eva JEPPSSON GRASSMAN, Linköping University,
and Laura HURD CLARKE, University of British
Sweden
Columbia, Canada
To study lives over many years. The meaning of
Co-chairs: Francis LOBO, Edith Cowan
ageing in the research process
University, Australia and Laura HURD CLARKE,
University of British Columbia, Canada Kathrin KOMP, Umeå University, Sweden and
Valentina HLEBEC, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia
Authors and Papers
Empirical methods in ageing research: Recent
María Cristina TAMARIZ, El Colegio de México, Mexico developments and upcoming trends
Los rituales del cuerpo: Resignificando la vejez a
Lucie VIDOVICOVA and Marcela PETROVA
través del danzón en la ciudad de México
KAFKOVA, Masaryk University, Czech Republic
Katiusce PERUFO, Universidade Federal do Rio The effect of interviewee characteristics on subjective
Grande do Sul, Brazil variables in surveys of older people
Sujeito idoso e pós-modernidade: Novas propostas
de sociabilidade
Susheel TYAGI, Sri RR Morarka Govt. College, India RC11 Sociology of Aging
Leisure and Aged Persons
RC41 Sociology of
Changcheng ZHOU, Wuhan University, China
A study on quality of life of the urban community
Population
elderly people
Friday 3 August
14:30 - 16:00
RC33 Logic and
579 Demographic challenges associated
Methodology in with aging populations in the
Sociology developing world
Joint Session
RC41 Sociology of Population (host committee)
Wednesday 1 August RC11 Sociology of Aging
Location: 468 {NB}

12:30 - 14:00
Session Organizer: Zachary ZIMMER,
116 Empirical Methods in Aging University of California, USA
Research 1
Authors and Papers
Joint session
Kyriakos MARKIDES, University of Texas Medical
Branch, USA
(host committee)
Trends in old age disability in developing countries
 368 
Prajakta PANSHIKAR, Population Research Centre, Joint session
India RC23 Sociology of Science and Technology
Understanding population ageing in India: A case RC14 Sociology of Communication,
study of Maharashtra Knowledge and Culture
Elias WAHAB, Lagos State University, Nigeria
Elderly and value of children: Assessing the Location: APT 110 {OB}
importance of children in old age security provisions Session Organizers: Ishwar MODI, India
in Nigeria International Institute of Social Sciences, India,
Zeina CHEMALI, Harvard Medical School, USA,
University, Greece and Ralph MATTHEWS,
Lama BAZZI, SUNY Downstate Medical Center, USA,
Professor of Sociology, Canada
Christina BORBA and Julia CARNEY, Massachusetts
Chair: Ryoichi HORIGUCHI, Kinki University,
General Hospital, USA
Japan
The faces and stories of Lebanese elders: Changes in
Co-Chair: Tania Maria Freitas BARROS
family structure, differing demographics, quality of life
MACIEL, Universidade Federal do Rio de
and challenges faced in building capacities for care
Janeiro, Brazil
givers in social services
Authors and Papers
Olanrewaju Emmanuel AJIBOYE, Lagos State
University, Nigeria Vladimir ŠIAMBUK, University of Beograd, Serbia
Gender differentials in the socio-economic well-being Social structure of the information society
of older persons in Lagos state, Nigeria
Martin BERG, Halmstad University, Sweden
Interpassivity and social network subjectivity
Martín Ariel GENDLER, Universidad de Buenos Aires,

RC13 Sociology of Leisure Argentina
RC14 Sociology of Nuevas tecnologías: Análisis de nuevos lazos de
solidaridad, modos de sociabilidad y subjetividad en el
Communication, marco de la interrelación a través de los juegos online
Knowledge and Lynne CIOCHETTO, Massey University, New Zealand
Culture The impact of new technologies on leisure activities in
developed and emerging economies
Ingrid WIGGERS, Isabelle SIQUEIRA and Elia
and Technology PASSOS, Universidad de Brasilia, Brazil
La manifestación de la media en el cuerpo de los niños
Friday 3 August
10:45 - 12:15
489 Leisure and digital transformation:
Emerging patterns of
numériques
 369 
RC13 Sociology of Leisure 14:30 - 16:00
RC24 Environment and 168 Leisure and tourism: Social and
Society
Joint session
Wednesday 1 August RC24 Environment and Society

9:00 - 10:30 Session Organizers: Ishwar MODI, India
and Stewart LOCKIE, The Australian National
Joint session Co-chairs: Kemal AYDIN, Kocaeli University,
RC24 Environment and Society Turkey and Vehbi BASER, Balikesir University,
RC13 Sociology of Leisure (host committee) Turkey
Location: APT 110 {OB} Authors and Papers

Session Organizers: Ishwar MODI, India
Julia PIÑEIRO CARERAS and Julieta GAZTAÑAGA,
CONICET, Argentina
and Stewart LOCKIE, The Australian National
Elites políticas y empresarias en la transformación de
una ciudad en destino turístico
Co-chairs: Rosario RADAKOVICH,
Universidad de la República, Uruguay and Sanjukta DAS, Kendrapara Autonomous College, India
Esra DEMIRKOL, Middle East Technical Strategy of Conservation of Environment in Global Era
University, Turkey
Valeria LIMA GUIMARAES and Roberta DIUANA,
Authors and Papers Universidade Federal Fluminense, Brazil
Políticas públicas de Turismo en los gobiernos de
Christianne GOMES and Rodrigo Antonio ELIZALDE
Vargas (Brasil) y Perón (Argentina): Un análisis
SOTO, Grupo de Pesquisa Otium - Lazer, Brasil &
comparado
America Latina, Brazil
Leisure, Environment and Sustainability: Current Challenges Shashi MISHRA, Ramniranjan Jhunjhunwala College,
India
Pedro MOREIRA, Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran
Leisure and medical tourism development in India
Canaria, Spain
Study on the opinions, perceptions, valuations and
attitudes of the residents of Gran Canaria – Spain on
the effects of tourism and tourists on the island RC13 Sociology of Leisure
Kemal AYDIN, Kocaeli University, Turkey; Vehbi RC30 Sociology of Work
BASER, Balikesir University, Turkey
Faith tourism and spiritual leisure in Turkey
Thursday 2 August
Fernanda ANTONIOLI, State University of Campinas, Brazil
Her own way: Gender, tourism and transnationality in
Brazil 16:15 - 17:45
Denise FALCAO, Universidade Federal de Minas 390 Leisure, work, time-budgets and
Gerais, Brazil the economic crisis
Backpackers: For leisure relational practice
 370 
Joint session Authors and Papers
Sueli Machado Pereira de OLIVEIRA and Magali REIS,
Pontifícia Universidade Católica de Minas Gerais,
Location: APT 110 {OB} Brazil
Session Organizers: Ishwar MODI, India Democracy and the child participation
Magali REIS, Pontifícia Universidade Católica de
and Emilie LANCIANO, University of Lyon,
France
Indiferencia civil e infancia: Un análisis de la
Co-Chair: Alan LAW, Trent University, USA
“frialdad burguesa” en relación a los niños
Authors and Papers
Sissel SEIM, Oslo and Akershus University College of
Philippe TERRAL and Fanny DUBOIS, University of Applied Sciences, Norway
Toulouse, France The participation of children: The importance of
How to make a career in leisure: The case of the space and place
professionals of the outdoor sport tourism
Dalia LIRAN-ALPER, The college of management
Babita TEWARI, CSJM University, India academic studies, Israel and Orly TSARFATY,
Time constraints on leisure activities Academic College of Emeq Yezreel, Israel
Children are joy
Liliana AVILA GARZÓN, Universidad Pedagógica y

RC13 Sociology of Leisure Tecnológica de Colombia, Colombia
La niñez en la ruralidad, desde instituciones estatales
RC53 Sociology of y no estatales en Colombia
Childhood Jordanna CASTELO BRANCO, Federal University of
The dissonance between secularism and religious
Thursday 2 August speech in a public school kindergarten in the
municipality of Duque de Caxias
14:30 - 16:00
Mónica PINI, Universidad Nacional de San Martín,
344 Leisure, democracy and diversity of Argentina
lifestyles: Children and the youth Consumos culturales y educación
Joint session Elisabeth Mazeron MACHADO, PPG Universidade

RC53 Sociology of Childhood Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
RC13 Sociology of Leisure (host committee) Violence against children – What do they have to say?

Session Organizers: Ishwar MODI, India
International Institute of Social Science, India
and Loretta BASS, University of Oklahoma, USA
Co-chairs: Kenneth ROBERTS, University of
Liverpool, United Kingdom and Loretta BASS,
University of Oklahoma, USA
 371 
RC14 Sociology of RC14 Sociology of
Communication, Communication,
Knowledge and Knowledge and
Culture Culture
RC25 Language and Society RC33 Logic and Methodology
in Sociology
Saturday 4 August
Thursday 2 August
12:30 - 14:00
708 Language and Discourse in Online 12:30 - 14:00
Social Media
317 Videography and the Analysis of
Joint session Visual Knowledge and Culture
Joint session
(host committee)
Location: 32 {OB} RC14 Sociology of Communication,
Session Organizers: Corinne KIRCHNER, Knowledge and Culture
Columbia University, USA and Diana
Location: 24 {OB}
PAPADEMAS, Old Westbury University, USA
Session Organizers: Hubert KNOBLAUCH
Chair: Sheila AMADO, Universidad de
and René TUMA, Technical University Berlin,
Germany, and Christiana
Authors and Papers CONSTANTOPOULOU, Panteion University,
Greece
Ilkka ARMINEN, University of Helsinki, Finland
Hate speech and the transformation of political Authors and Papers
organization in internet
Elisenda ARDÈVOL; Alessandra CAPORALE; Edgar
Amanda JOHNSON, Massachusetts Institute of GÓMEZ-CRUZ and Débora LANZENI, Internet
Technology, USA Interdisciplinary Institute, Spain
Laughs in the stream: Discourse and networks in Crossing methods: Exploring visuality in digital practices
twitter parody accounts
Regine HERBRIK, Technical University Berlin, Germany
Carmen DIOP, Université Paris Descartes, France The relevance of new types of visualization for
How do Cameroon women of diaspora build their emotional styles in the field of Christian religion
professional identity on the web? A study case
Cesar CISNEROS, UAM Iztapalapa, Mexico
Mónica PINI, Universidad Nacional de San Martín, Between heads, corpses and guns: An exemplar
Argentina analysis of videos related to Mexican drug war
Corporate discourses in education
Anabella SPEZIALE, Universidad de Buenos Aires,
Argentina
Video cartografies: Audiovisual practice and poetics
for representing reality
 372 
Ana Lucia RECAMAN, Universidad Autónoma de Carlos OCKÉ-REIS, Brazilian Institute for Applied
Coahuila, Mexico Economic Research, Brazil; Lawrence BROWN,
Cultural tourism, a complex strategy for social Columbia University, USA and Claus WENDT,
development: State of Morelos, Mexico Department of University of Siegen, Germany
Equity effects of private health insurance subsidies:
Brazil in international comparison
RC15 Sociology of Health Marius PIETERSE, University of the Witwatersrand,

South Africa
RC19 Sociology of Poverty, Can rights cure? The impact of rights-based litigation
Social Welfare and on health system transformation in South Africa
Social Policy Natalia BELOVA, Russian State University for the

Humanities, Russia
Accessibility of services «health centers» in Russia (on
Wednesday 1 August the example of the city of Moscow) {*}
Flavio ROJAS, University of North Carolina at Chapel

09:00 - 10:30 Hill, USA
Universal or selectively coordinated healthcare for
Mapuche indigenous peoples? {*}
of Healthcare Systems and Policy. Ana Angélica TRINDADE, Universidad Federal de
Part I Bahia, Brazil
Cooperación internacional en salud pública: Una
Joint session
cuestión de la democracia y la justicia social? {*}
and Social Policy
Thursday 2 August
Location: 438 {NB}
Session Organizers: Ellen KUHLMANN,
University of Bath, United Kingdom and Claus 09:00 - 10:30
WENDT, University of Siegen, Germany
231 Towards better healthcare for all:
Authors and Papers What matters in the transformation
Amélie QUESNEL-VALLÉE and Helen CERIGO, McGill
Part II
University, Canada; Emilie RENAHY, University of
Toronto, Canada and Tania JENKINS, Brown University Joint session
Assessing barriers to health insurance and threats to RC19 Sociology of Poverty, Social Welfare
equity in comparative perspective: The health and Social Policy (host committee)
insurance access database RC15 Sociology of Health
Kenneth NELSON and Ingalill MONTANARI, Location: APT 210 {OB}

Stockholm University, Sweden Session Organizers: Claus WENDT,
Health care determinants in comparative perspective: University of Siegen, Germany and Ellen
The role of partisan politics for health care provision KUHLMANN, University of Bath, United
Kingdom
 373 
Authors and Papers Joint session
Margaret KELAHER, Centre for Health Policy Programs
and Social Policy (host committee)
and Economics, Australia; Mark LOCK, Hana
SABANOVIC and Phillipa PATTISON, University of
Melbourne, Australia Location: 438 {NB}
Examining the role of governance structures in the Session Organizers: Ellen KUHLMANN,
planning of health reform University of Bath and Claus WENDT,
University of Siegen
Ellen KUHLMANN, University of Bath, United Kingdom;
Viola BURAU, University of Aarhus, Denmark; Tiago Authors and Papers
CORREIA, Lisbon University Institute, Portugal; Roman
Igone ETXEBERRIA and Izaskun CUARTANGO, Ingema,
LEWANDOWSKI, Voivodeship Rehabilitation Hospital
San Sebastian, Spain; Aitziber ZUBILLAGA, Fundacion
for Children, Poland; Christos LIONIS, University of
Matia, San Sebastian, Spain; Pura DIAZ-VEIGA and
Crete, Greece; Mirko NOORDEGRAAF, University of
Unai DIAZ, Ingema, San Sebastian, Spain.
Utrecht, Netherlands and José REPULLO, Charlos III
All voices matter: Person-centred care, health
University Madrid, Spain
inequalities and healthcare professionals
Medicine and management as twin forces: Comparing
new modes of control in european hospitals Claus WENDT, University of Siegen, Germany;
Theodore MARMOR, Yale University
Ruth McDONALD, University of Nottingham, United
Learning health policy lessons from other countries’
Kingdom
experiences
Paying for performance in theory and practice: What
can we learn from the England and the USA? Anne TITTOR, University of Kassel, Germany
Privatization processes and institutional inequalities in
Laura GOTTERO, Instituto de Investigaciones Gino
health systems - historical patterns and recent reforms
Germani, Argentina
in Argentina and El Salvador
Atención primaria de la salud. Continuidades
neoliberales en la “asistencia centrada en la persona” Luisa SILVA, ISCSP - UTL, Lisbon, Portugal
Health and participation {*}
Sonia Carolina AMIEVA NEFA, Facultad de Ciencias
Sociales-UBA, Argentina Ricardo JURCA, Universidade Federal de São Paulo,
La problemática del chagas en Argentina. Diálogos Brazil
posibles entre actores involucrados Sistema de saúde brasileiro: Mudanças e
reconfigurações (1988-2010) {*}
Masahira ANESAKI, Kinki Health and Welfare
University, Japan Camila DE MARIO, Universidade de Campinas,
Reconsideration of health and welfare policies: If they Brazil
are always social justice and democratization Universal health care: For whom? {*}
Alex ASAKITIKPI, Covenant University, Ota, Nigeria, Nigeria

Health policies and the contradiction of health
seeking behaviour in Nigeria Saturday 4 August
14:30 - 16:00 09:00 - 10:30

365 Towards better healthcare for all: 644 Towards better healthcare for all:
What matters in the transformation What matters in the transformation
of healthcare systems and policy. of healthcare systems and policy.
Part III Part IV
 374 
Joint session RC15 Sociology of Health
and Social Policy
RC52 Sociology of
RC15 Sociology of Health (host committee) Professional Groups
Session Organizers: Claus WENDT,
Thursday 2 August
University of Siegen and Ellen KUHLMANN,
University of Bath
10:45 - 12:15
Authors and Papers
Alma IDIART, CONICET, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Innovative maternal child health programs:
Argentinaxs plan nacer
and inclusion. Part I
Margarita FERNANDEZ ARAYA, Universidad de Los
Joint session
Lagos, Santiago, Chile
RC52 Sociology of Professional Groups (host
Participación y espacio público en la reforma de
committee)
salud en Chile
Catarina DELAUNAY, Universidade Nova de Lisboa,
Location: 434 {NB}
Portugal
Surrogacy and gamete donation: The commoditization
University of Bath, United Kingdom and Ivy
of the human body, differences in healthcare systems
BOURGEAULT, University of Ottawa, Canada
and cross border reproductive care
Chair: Ivy BOURGEAULT, University of
Ana Maria Bourguignon DE LIMA, Federal University Ottawa, Canada
of Santa Catarina, Florianópolis, Brazil
Authors and Papers
The right of giving birth in Brazil: Civil society
participation in national policy for humanization of Janette YOUNG, University of South Australia,
childbirth Australia
Professionalisation, inequity and power – the
Birendra SUNA, Chanderprabhu Jain College of
professionalization of health promotion workers in
Higher Studies, Delhi, India
Australia
Public-private partnerships and micro health
insurance schemes in India: A sociological Louise BOUCHARD Université d’Ottawa, Canada and
perspective {*} Jan WARNKE, Université Laval, Canada
Équité d’accès aux professionnels et aux services de
Claudia CHAUFAN, University of California, San
santé en langue minoritaire
Francisco
Universal health care or universal nightmare? Two Shaun RUGGUNAN, University of KwaZulu-Natal,
types of insurance, two meanings of universal, two South Africa
options for health care reform {*} Skill, gender and race: Shaping the labour market for
chemical and anatomical pathologists in KwaZulu-Natal
Ana MARQUES, Maria LESSA and João Bosco

SANTOS, Universidade Estadual do Ceará, Brazil
You work for another: Study on the working
conditions of workers in customer service for mobile
emergency care in Ceará {*}
 375 
Friday 3 August Joint session
(host committee)
14:30 - 16:00
Location: 24 {OB}
human resource management: the
Session Organizers: Cristina BESIO and
Robert J. SCHMIDT, Technical University
and inclusion. Part II
Berlin, Germany and Kathia SERRANO-
Joint session VELARDE, University of Heidelberg, Germany
Authors and Papers
Stefan DEISSLER, University of Göttingen, Germany
Location: 438 {NB}
The notion of structural imperative: An alternative
conceptual instrument for mixed-method studies on
University of Bath and Ivy BOURGEAULT,
guerrilla organizations
University of Ottawa
Zinaida SALIBEKYAN and Philippe MOSSE, Institute of
Authors and Papers
Labour Economics and Industrial Sociology, France
Tricia CLELAND SILVA, Hanken School of Economics, The impact of job quality and pay on the exit-voice
Helsinki, Finland behavior of french employees across different
International human resource management (IHRM) as unionized settings {*}
a practice of globalising nursing work: The case of
Alejandro SALDAÑA ROSAS, Universidad
transnational nurse recruitment
Veracruzana, México
Ellen KUHLMANN, University of Bath, United Kingdom, La construcción del dato en el análisis organizacional:
Ivy BOURGEAULT, University of Ottawa, Canada, Una reflexión desde la investigación del turismo de
Christa LARSEN, Goethe University, Frankfurt, Germany aventura en México
and Toni SCHOFIELD, University of Sydney, Australia
Gendering health human resource policy and
management: A scoping exercise of Canada,
Australia and Germany
RC17 Sociology of
Organization
RC17 Sociology of RC52 Sociology of
Organization Professional Groups
RC33 Logic and Methodology
Wednesday 1 August
in Sociology
12:30 - 14:00
Friday 3 August 118 Globalisation and its impacts on
12:30- 14:00
Joint session
541 Organizations and Mixed Methods. RC52 Sociology of Professional Groups
Possibilities and Requirements of a RC17 Sociology of Organization (host
Meso-Level Sociology committee)
 376 
Location: 433 {NB} Joint session
Session Organizers: Daniel MUZIO, RC20 Comparative Sociology
Manchester University and Ellen RCC24 Environment and Society
KUHLMANN, University of Bath WG02 Historical and Comparative
Authors and Papers
Location: 31 {OB}
Swethaa BALLAKRISHNEN, Stanford University, California
Session Organizers: José Esteban CASTRO,
“I love my American job” professional prestige and
Newcastle University, United Kingdom,
the western halo in the developing country context
Gustavo ANTON, National University of
Lesley WOOD, York University, Toronto, Canada Buenos Aires, Argentina and Lorena
Coordinated crackdowns? Protest policing and diffusion BOTTARO, National University of General
Joanna TRELA, University of Australia
The rationalization of academic work Authors and Papers
Mateus DONATO, Universidade Federal do Brazil Ruiz MIGUEL, Instituto de Altos Estudios Nacionales,
‘The beautiful business’: The new managers of Ecuador
brazilian football organizations Patrón de reproducción e injusticia socioambiental
Debby BONNIN, University of KwaZulu-Natal, Renata MOTTA, Freie Universität Berlin, Germany
Durban, South Africa Inequalities and risk: Public debates about GMOs in
Globalisation and the work of south African textile Argentina, Brazil and Mexico
designers {*}
Nicolas SILVA VALENZUELA, Centro de Análisis e
Javier P. HERMO and Cecilia PITTELLI, Universidad de Investigación Política, Chile
Buenos Aires, Argentina Libre mercado, desregulación y centralización: La
Professional services: Questions to take into account neocolonización industrial de la patagonia chilena
for a possible regulation in a globalized world {*}
Adriana ALLEN, University College London, United
Kingdom
Disciplining spaces and spaces of insurgence:
RC20 Comparative Sociology Neoliberal restructuring and workers’ socio-
environmental struggles in the urban South
RC24 Environment and
Helayne PEREIRA, Universidade Estadual da Paraíba,
Society Brazil
WG02 Historical and Desarrollo urbano y politica de regularización de
tierras: El caso del quilombo de Paratibe y la expansión
Comparative Sociology urbana de la ciudad de João Pessoa – PB, Brazil
Camila SANTIAGO MARTINS BERNARDINI,

Thursday 2 August Universidade Federal do Ceará, Brazil
Aspects of inequality in Brazil: Cases of
socioenvironmental injustice in Fortaleza – Ceará
12:30 – 14:00
Elisangela Soldateli PAIM, Universidad de Buenos
Aires, Argentina
La construcción de represas en la cuenca del río
Uruguay y el proceso de corporatización del territorio
 377 
Diego PAREDES and Paula BONIOLO, Universidad Emiliano SCANU and Geneviève CLOUTIER, Laval
de Buenos Aires, Argentina University, Canada
Las consecuencias ambientales de la reproducción Same problem, different motivations: A comparison
del poder económico en el conurbano bonaerense of quebec city’s and genoa’s multiscalar responses to
climate change
Lone KØRNØV and Sanne Vammen LARSEN,

RC21 Regional and Urban Aalborg University, Denmark
The non-handling of climate change uncertainties in
Development strategic environmental assessment of urban planning
RC24 Social Classes and Heloisa COSTA, Universidade Federal de Minas
Social Movements Gerais, Belo Horizonte, Brazil
Urban-environmental transformation in metropolitan
areas: Challenges to social and environmental justice,
Saturday 4 August planning and politics
16:15 - 17:45
RC21 Regional and Urban
758 Cities and climate change
Development
Joint Session
committee) Friday 3 August
Location: 301 {OB}
Session Organizers: Louis GUAY, University 09:00 - 10:30
Laval, Canada and Pierre HAMEL, University
of Montreal, Canada
development of inclusive urban
Authors and Papers cultures and identities. Part I
Andrea YOUNG, State University of Campinas, Brazil Joint Session

Cities and climate change in the context of social and RC31 Sociology of Migration (host committee)
environmental justice in Brazil {*} RC21 Regional and Urban Development
Daniel Aldana COHEN, New York University, USA Location: 307 {OB}
Urban climate politics and the divorce of capitalism Session Organizers: Marco MARTINIELLO,
from democracy {*} University of Liège, Belgium and Yuri
KAZEPOV, University of Urbino, Italy
Florence RUDOLF and Amandine AMAT, Insa de
Chair: Yuri KAZEPOV, University of Urbino, Italy
Strasbourg, France
Les échelles de l’action métropolitaine en matière de Authors and Papers
lutte contre le changement climatique en France
Eva YOUKHANA, University of Bonn, Germany
Ana Lucia BRITTO and Paula SOUSA DE OLIVEIRA Street art and new forms of urban belonging
BARBOSA, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Lucia BOGUS, PUC-SP, Brazil; Maria Elisa A MARIZ,
Climate change, urban and environmental planning:
UNINOVE, Brazil
Discussing the case of Rio de Janeiro
Women entrepreneurs: Portuguese immigrants in São
Paulo
 378 
Loretta BALDASSAR, University of Western Australia; Jay ARENA, College of Staten Island, USA
Roberta RAFFAETA, Trento University, Italy Talking the talk and walking the walk? Non-profits
Traditional public performances and their link to and the contradictions of new orleans’ post-Katrina
ethnicity and citizenship. A comparison between Italy coalition to stop the demolitions
and Australia
Geraldo COSTA, Universidade Federal de Minas
Marco MARTINIELLO, University of Liège, Belgium Gerais, Brazil
Popular arts in migration and post-migration cities: A The right to the city: A theoretical concept and an
research framework illuminating idea for the realization of the urban
society
Elodie VITTU, Bauhaus-Universität Weimar, Germany

RC21 Regional and Urban Protest cultures in France and Germany
Development Anabella SPEZIALE, Universidad de Buenos Aires,
RC43 Housing and Built Argentina
Notas sobre medianeras y vecinos: Representaciones
Environment audiovisuales sobre las relaciones y los conflictos en
el espacio urbano {*}
Thursday 2 August Patricio BESANA and Ricardo GUTIÉRREZ,

Universidad Nacional de San Martín, Argentina
City building at the periphery of metropolitan Buenos
09:00 - 10:30
Aires: Local community, political leadership and state
212 Housing and the right to the city. intervention {*}
Part I
Regina BIENENSTEIN, Glauco BIENENSTEIN and
Joint Session Monique ANTUNES, Universidade Federal
RC43 Housing and Built Environment Fluminense, Brazil
RC21 Regional and Urban Development (host Diversity and homogeneity: Reflecting on the
committee) production of housing {*}
Location: 301 {OB} Olusola Esther AKANMU and Ademola Lateef ADISA,
Session Organizers: Manuel B. AALBERS, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife. Nigeria
University of Amsterdam, Netherlands and Housing and sustainable development: Reflection on
Kenneth GIBB, University of Glasgow, United urban women’s rights to real property in eastern
Kingdom Nigeria {*}
Authors and Papers Maria Manuela CORRAL, CONICET, Argentina

La gestión público-privada en grandes proyectos
Stephanie BUTCHER and Alex FREDIANI, University
urbanos (GPU) en Argentina {*}
College London, United Kingdom
Participation in the ‘right to the city’: Democratic Glenda MOREIRA and Rodrigo PASSOS, Brazil
imaginings and the role of collective action Legal assistance and the development of citizens
participation {*}
Dimitra SIATITSA, National Technical University of
Athens, Greece
Housing movements in cities of southern europe: From 12:30 – 14:00
‘the right to property’ to ‘the right to the city’
Bianca TAVOLARI, Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil Part II
Right to the city: A concept in dispute
 379 
Joint Session Laila Nazem MOURAD, Universidade Federal da
RC21 Regional and Urban Development (host Bahia, Brazil; Nelson BALTRUSIS, Universidade
committee) Católica do Salvador, Brazil
RC43 Housing and Built Environment Gentrification and resistance in Salvador, Brazil {*}
Location: 301 {OB} Anne LATENDRESSE and Pierre-Mathieu, Université du

Session Organizers: Manuel B. AALBERS, Québec à Montréal, Canada
University of Amsterdam, Netherlands and Alliances et stratégies des acteurs communautaires
Kenneth GIBB, University of Glasgow, United face aux méga-projets urbains : Étude de cas
Kingdom montréalais {*}
Authors and Papers Adriana LIMA NOGUEIRA VIEIRA, Universidade

Estadual de Feira de Santana, Brazil
Nura ALKHALILI and Muna DAJANI, Palestine; Daniela
Estatuto de la ciudad y derecho a la ciudad:
DE LEO, La Sapienza University, Italy
Posibilides y límites en Salvador (Brasil)
Shifting realities: Dislocating Palestinian jerusalemites
from the capital into the edge
Richard RONALD and Justin KADI, University of Friday 3 August

The neo-liberalization of housing and the ‘"ight to the
10:45 - 12:15
city": The variagated experiences of New York,
Amsterdam and Tokyo 483 Housing and the Right to the City.
Part III
Rebecca WILLIAMSON, University of Sydney, Australia
Accommodation or inhabitance? New migrants, Joint Session
housing and the right to the city in Sydney, Australia RC43 Housing and Built Environment (host
committee)
Michael DARCY and Dallas ROGERS, University of
Western Sydney, Australia
Housing rights and residents' voices in the Location: 469 {NB}
marketplace of ideas Session Organizers: Kenneth GIBB, University
of Glasgow, United Kingdom and Manuel B.
Bart WISSINK and Ray FORREST, City University of
AALBERS, University of Amsterdam, Netherlands
Hong Kong, Hong Kong
Rights to the city: A pluralist analysis of housing Authors and Papers
controversies in Mumbai and Hong Kong
Michael GLASS, University of Pittsburgh, USA;
Nezihe Basak ERGIN, Girseun University, Turkey Rachael WOLDOFF, West Virginia University, USA
Struggling for new urban futures: Right(s) to a and Lisa MORRISON, United Nations, USA
transformed city, to another society The right to affordable housing in New York city: The
case of Stuyvesant Town and the conflict over rent control
Hatice KURTULUS, Istanbul University, Turkey; Semra
PURKIS, Mugla University, Turkey Maria Carolina MAZIVIERO, Universidade de São
New models of housing supply and unjust spatial Paulo, Brazil
distribution of social classes in istanbul {*} The role of housing in capitalism and the unequal
distribution of wealth and privilege in American cities
Sergio Andrés KAMINKER, Centro Nacional
Patagónico, Argentina; Federico GHELFI, Instituto Marcia HIRATA, Faculdade de Arquitetura e
Nacional contra la Discriminación, la Xenofobia y el Urbanismo da Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil and
Racismo, Argentina Patricia SAMORA, Faculdade de Arquitetura e
Entre la xenofobia y el derecho a una vivienda digna {*} Urbanismo da Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil
 380 
Urban law and right to the city: Urban struggles in Session Organizer: Fernando DIAZ ORUETA,
the inner city of São Paulo Universidad de La Rioja, Spain
Chair: Pierre HAMEL, University of Montreal,
Solange MUÑOZ, University of Texas at Austin, USA
Canada
Squatters houses, eviction and the struggle to stay in
the city Authors and Papers
Raquel ROLNIK, Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil; Dr. Leandro MINUCHIN, University of Manchester,
Evaniza RODRIGUES, Faculdade de Arquitetura e United Kingdom
Urbanismo, Brazil Peripheral tactics, materialization and the politics of
Derecho a la ciudad en la agenda de los the ‘future city’ in Rosario
movimientos populares
Maria Cristina CIELO, Facultad Latinoamericana de
Fernando OSTUNI, Instituto de Investigaciones “Gino Ciencias Sociales, Quito, Ecuador
Germani”, Argentina and Jean-Louis VAN GELDER, Marginal urban claims to the city in emerging versus
Netherlands Institute for the Study of Crime and Law peripheral economies
Enforcement, Netherlands
Miguel A. MARTÍNEZ and Angela GARCÍA,
Acceso a la vivienda y conflictictividad en conjuntos
urbanos en Buenos Aires. aproximaciones a la
Squat the squares, occupy the buildings
perspectiva de los residentes
Johannes NOVY, Technical University Berlin, Germany
Felipe LINK, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile,
The struggle against “stuttgart 21” old wine in new
Chile; Margarita GREENE, Pontifica Universidad
bottles or a novel form of civil protest?
Católica, Chile and Rodrigo MORA, Universidad
Técnica Federico Santa Maria, Chile Nicolás VERGARA, Chile
Personal networks in a context of risk and vulnerability. Movilizaciones urbanas populares en el Santiago de
Building the right to the city in Santiago, Chile Chile actual: ¿Hacia una metrópolis más justa y
democrática?
Tereza VENTURA, State University of Rio de Janeiro,

RC21 Regional and Urban Brazil
Graffiti as a social struggle for recognition: A
Development comparative perspective between Rio de Janeiro and
RC47 Social Classes and Berlin
Social Movements Frank ECKARDT, Bauhaus-Universität Weimar,

Germany
Stuttgart 21 and the paradox of direct democracy {*}
Thursday 2 August Caroline PATSIAS, Université du Québec à Montréal,
Canada and Sylvie PATSIAS, Institut d’études
14:30 - 16:00 politiques d’Aix-en-Provence, France
Social movements, urban reforms and participation:
A comparison between marseilles and montreal {*}
metropolitan context
Nezihe Basak ERGIN, Middle East Technical
Joint Session
University, Turkey
Urban movements in Istanbul: From local to global,
(host committee)
from global to local {*}
Location: 302 {OB}
 381 
Cristina REYNALS and Roxana CRUDI, Centro Gino Rosemarie BERNARD, Waseda University, Tokyo,
Germani, Argentina; Alessio SURIAN, Università di Japan
Padova, Italy and Juan FERENAZ, Centro Gino Anthropology and qualitative methods in the
Germani, Argentina sociology of religion
La modificación del espacio urbano: Praxis de lucha
Margarita GIANNOUTSOU, University of Hamburg,
de los movimientos sociales {*}
Germany
Hideaki SASAJIMA, Osaka City University, Japan Church interpreting in Germany: Making a case for a
Artist movements to legalize loft living in Soho in the combination of conversation analysis and grounded
1960s and 1970s {*} theory in ethnographic fieldwork
Matheus Pereira Mattosfeizola FELIZOLA, Roberto CIPRIANI, University Roma Tre, Italy
Universidade Federal de Sergipe, Brazil and Fernando Computer assisted qualitative analysis of religion
Bastos BASTOS, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande
do Norte, Brazil
Origen, historia y preocupaciones de los movimientos
Saturday 4 August
socio-ambientales en Sergipe {*}
09:00 - 10:30
RC22 Sociology of Religion 638 Qualitative Methods in the
Sociology of Religion. Part II
Joint Session
in Sociology RC33 Logic and Methodology in Sociology
(host committee)
Friday 3 August
Location: 24 {OB}
Session Organizers: Bernt SCHNETTLER,
09:00 - 10:30
Bayreuth University, Germany; Eloísa
443 Qualitative Methods in the MARTÍN, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro,
Sociology of Religion. Part I Brazil and Regine HERBRIK, Technical
Joint Session
RC33 Logic and Methodology in Sociology Authors and Papers
(host committee)
Zahraa McDONALD, University of Johannesburg,
South Africa
Location: 24 {OB} The value in using the extended case method for
Session Organizers: Eloísa MARTÍN, Federal researching religion
University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; Bernt
Anne GOTMAN, University Paris Descartes, France
SCHNETTLER, Bayreuth University, Germany
What does religion do to the people? a case study in
and Regine HERBRIK, Technical University
contemporary France
Berlin, Germany
Amir SHEIKHZADEGAN, University of Fribourg,
Authors and Papers
Switzerland
James SPICKARD, University of Redlands, USA Multiple or solitary social identities? A reconstruction
Phenomenology as method in the sociology of of narrative identities of members of muslim voluntary
religion organizations in Switzerland
 382 
Andrew ORTON, Durham University, United Kingdom Participatory democracy and emerging technologies:
Changing practice? Reflecting on participatory A feminist methodological analysis of public
qualitative research in diaconal ministry deliberations on nanotechnology
Mauro MEIRELLES, Núcleo de Estudos da Religião, Leila VECSLIR, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Brazil Derechos sexuales y reproductivos: Análisis de las
Political and religious imaginaries in Argentina, Brazil racionalidades emergentes en torno a la donación de
and Uruguay: A comparative studies gametos, la subrogación de vientres y las
modalidades de fecundación extracorporal

and Technology RC23 Sociology of Science
RC32 Women in Society and Technology
Thursday 2 August Collective Actions and
Social Change
10:45 - 12:15
244 Gender, science and technology: Saturday 4 August
Post-colonial and feminist
perspectives
12:30 - 14:00
Joint Session
technology through protests and
mobilizations for social justice
Location: 446 {NB}
Joint Session
Session Organizer: M. Laura CORRADI,
Università della Calabria, Italy
and Social Change
Chair: Josephine BEOKU-BETTS, Florida
Atlantic University, USA
(host committee)
Authors and Papers
Roxana REYES-RIVAS, Costa Rica Institute of Session Organizer: Binay Kumar PATTNAIK,
Technology, Costa Rica Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur, India
Cyborgs from Central America unite! A decolonial
Authors and Papers
feminist approach to Central American women’s
groups in cyberspace Aqueil AHMAD, Walden University, Minneapolis, USA
Globalization of science and technology research &
Bula BHADRA, University of Calcutta, India
development
Cronies in gendered practices in the hey-day of
globalization and new technology Esteban DAMIANI, YES, Argentina
The risks of networking in facebook for the 2012
Jennifer ROGERS-BROWN, Long Island University,
Mexican national elections
USA; Christine SHEARER, UC Santa Barbara Center
for Nanotechnology in Society, USA; Barbara HERR
HARTHORN, UC Santa Barbara, USA
 383 
Binay Kumar PATTNAIK, Indian Institute of Technology RÄTHZEL, Umea University, Sweeden and
Kanpur, India and Subhasis SAHOO, National Council David UZZELL, University of Surrey, United
of applied Economic Research, New Delhi, India Kingdom
Studying science communications in India, through
Authors and Papers
people’s science movements
Akira SUZUKI, Hosei University, Japan
Felipe ADDOR, Celso ALVEAR, Alan TYGEL and Flávio
Politicization or continued quiescence?: The Fukushima
CHEDID HENRIQUES, Universidade Federal do Brazil
nuclear disaster and the labor movement in Japan
La tecnología en la transformación del sistema
democrático Jacklyn COCK, Witwatersrand University, South Korea
Contested notions of the transition to a ‘green economy’
Anatoliy ABLAZHEY, Siberian Academy of Sciences,
Novosibirsk, Russia Caleb GOODS, Curtin University, Australia
“Magic triangle” science – universities – high-tech The Australian trade union movements engagement
business: Case of Siberia {*} with just transition and the green economy
Sayonara LEAL, University of Brasilia, Brazil Nora RATHZEL, Umea University, Sweden and David
The interface between digital democracy and public UZZELL, University of Surrey, United Kingdom
policy: The challenges of digital inclusion in Brazil {*} Trade unions, climate change, and the north-south
divide
Catarina DELAUNAY, Universidade Nova de Lisboa,
Portugal Timo P KARJALAINEN and Timo JARVIKOSKI,
Assisted reproductive techniques: Moral judgments University of Oulu, Finland
and mobilisation for better access by gay couples Being deliberative and analytic in environmental
and chronically ill people {*} policy contexts – an analysis of effectiveness of
scientific advice in environmental assessments and
Agustín ZANOTTI, CIECS, Córdoba, Argentina
management {*}
Comunidades de software libre en Argentina:
Algunas exploraciones y vectores de análisis {*}
RC24 Environment and

Society RC47 Social Classes and
RC44 Labor Movements Social Movements
Thursday 2 August Saturday 4 August
16:15 - 17:45 10:45 - 12:15

409 Trade unions in the green economy 657 Climate justice, ‘buen vivir’ and
voluntary simplicity: New lifestyles
Joint Session
and political commitments
RC24 Environment and Society Joint session
Location: 29 {OB}
(host committee)
Session Organizers: Jacklyn COCK,
Witwatersrand University, South Africa; Nora
 384 
Location: 302 {OB} TASTSOGLOU, Saint Mary´s University, USA
Chairs: Maria da Glória GOHN, Chair: Melanie HEATH, McMaster University, USA
Universidad Estatal de Campinas, Brazil and
Authors and Papers
Geoffrey PLEYERS, FNRS/UC Louvain &
CADIS/EHESS, Belgium Bandana PURKAYASTHA and Shweta Majumdar
ADUR, University of Connecticut, USA
Authors and Papers
Whose language? Whose experiences? Examining
Debra DAVIDSON, University of Alberta, Canada the language of organizing among LGBT (Indian
and Rich STEDMAN, Cornell University, USA subcontinent-origin) groups in the US and India
Operationalizing climate change reflexivity: New
Maria Soledad CUTULI, FFyL-UBA/CONICET, Argentina
insights into social response
Between “prostitution” and “dignified work”: An
José SEOANE, Emilio TADDEI and Clara ALGRANATI, analysis of the political practices of travesti
Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina associations in Buenos Aires
Movimientos sociales y bienes comunes naturales
Marta SOLER, University of Barcelona, Spain and
Breno BRINGEL, Universidad Estatal de Río de Janeiro, Òscar PRIETO-FLORES, University of Girona, Spain
Brazil Communicative acts which promote new masculinities.
Construyendo alternativas, negociando significados: Overcoming hegemonic masculinity in the work-place
Luchas por el (anti)desarrollo y traducción en el
Maria del Carmen TREVINO, Universidad
activismo transnacional
Pedagógica Nacional, Mexico
Gustavo D’AVILA NETO, Nídia Perez LOBATO, La acción en el espacio público: Mujer y trabajo
Papaloapan University, Mexico and Gabriel DE SENA
Anahí FARJI NEER, CONICET/UBA, Argentina
JARDIM, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Fronteras discursivas: Travestismo, transexualidad y
Communitarian strategies of environmental control
transgeneridad en los discursos del estado argentino
and adaptation: The experience of Mexican
indigenous groups
RC25 Language and Society

RC25 Language and Society RC54 The Body in the
RC32 Women in Society Social Sciences
Friday 3 August Thursday 2 August
10:45 - 12:15 09:00 - 10:30

510 The Role of Language in Shaping 208 Empowerment, Language and the
Gender Justice and Sexual Rights Body
Movements
Joint Session
Joint Session RC54 The Body in the Social Sciences
RC32 Women in Society RC25 Language and Society (host committee)
Location: 32 {OB}
Location: 32 {OB} Session Organizers: Celine-Marie PASCALE,
Session Organizers: Melanie HEATH, American University, USA and Bianca Maria
McMaster University, USA and Evangelia PIRANI, Sapienza University of Rome, Italy
 385 
Chair: Celine-Marie PASCALE, American Location: 29 {OB}
University, USA Session Organizer: Rina AGARWALA, Johns
Hopkins University, USA
Authors and Papers
Authors and Papers
Emre SÜNTER, Middle East Technical University,
Turkey Débora GORBAN, CONICET/UNSAM, Argentina
Transformation of body and subjectivity in transition and Gretchen PURSER, Syracuse University, NY
from molar language to molecular language: Pre- Scavenging for work: Informal labor across the north-
natal diagnosis and medical gaze on female body south divide
Brenda Araceli BUSTOS GARCIA, Universidad Marcos SUPERVIELLE and Mariela Agueda
Autónoma de Nuevo León, Mexico QUIÑONES MONTORO, Universidad de la
Lenguaje como productor de coherencia en las República, Uruguay
construcciones identitarias Hacia dónde van las evaluaciones de desempeño
laborales
Lara Virgínia Saraiva PALMEIRA, Federal University of
Pernambuco, Brazil Edward WEBSTER, University of the Witwatersrand,
The female fashion body: Construction and South Africa
reproduction of images found in vogue Brazil Researching decent work in Gauteng, South Africa
Stéphanie CASSILDE, CEPS/INSTEAD, Luxembourg Yanick NOISEUX, Université de Montréal, Canada

Past, current, and future representation of identity: Organizing in the informal sector : A case study in
Skin colour declaration on birth certificate in Brazil Mumbai’s shipbreaking yards
Pablo SCHENCMAN, UBA/CEIL-CONICET, Fernanda PAGE POMA, SUNY Stony Brook, USA
Argentina Workers center: From activism to survival
Nombrar el exceso. Transformaciones en las
João Bosco SANTOS and Gustavo MEIRELES,
denominaciones médicas de la obesidad
Universidade Estadual do Ceará, Brazil
Zeyda RODRÍGUEZ, Universidad de Guadalajara, Precarious and informal work of street scavengers in
Mexico Fortaleza, Brazil {*}
Juventud y transgresión e identidad {*}
Manuel ROSALDO, University of California at
Berkeley, USA
The power of “powerless” workers: Colombian waste
RC30 Sociology of Work picker cooperatives’ struggle for social and economic
inclusion
Chris TILLY, University of California Los Angeles, USA
Organizing informal workers: Challenges and
Wednesday 1 August opportunities for formal trade unions in five countries
Viviana PATRONI, York University, Canada and Ruth

10:45 - 12:15 FELDER, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Informal labour in recession and growth: A new
structural feature of labour markets in Argentina?
work
Joint session
 386 
RC31 Sociology of Saturday 4 August
Migration
10:45 - 12:15
RC55 Social Indicators
670 Migration and Quality of Life.
Part II
Thursday 2 August Joint session
14:30 - 16:00 RC31 Sociology of Migration
346 Migration and Quality of Life. Part I Location: 23 {OB}

Session Organizer and Chair: Sergiu
Joint session
BALTATESCU, University of Oradea, Romania
RC31 Sociology of Migration Authors and Papers
Location: 23 {OB} Lloyd WONG, University of Calgary, Canada

Session Organizer and Chair: David An indicator of the social and civic integration of
BARTRAM, University of Leicester, United migrants in Canada: The development of an
Kingdom immigrant integration index and some findings
Authors and Papers Tiffany JOSEPH, Harvard University, USA

‘The US is for working, Brazil is for living’: Quality of
life expectations for Brazilian migrants in the US
Migration as self-sacrifice – For (whose) greater
good? On the (dis)placement of well-being in the Derek McGHEE, University of Southampton, United
narratives of immigrant care workers in Italy Kingdom
Dignity, happiness and being able to live a ‘normal
Silvia Maja MELZER, University Bielefeld, Germany
life’ – An examination of post-accession polish
Migrants’ pursuit of happiness: The impacts of
migrants’ autobiographical transnational fields
adaptation, social comparison and relative
deprivation on subjective well-being using German Ria SMIT, University of Johannesburg, South Africa
panel data “To leave or not to leave” migration and quality of
life: The case of female refugees in South Africa
Heather EDELBLUTE1, Sergio CHAVEZ2 and Ted
MOUW1, (1) The University of North Carolina at Magdalena ARIAS CUBAS, University of Sydney,
Chapel Hill, USA (2) Rice University, USA Australia
A view from the origin: Examining happiness through Migration and “well-being” – The experience of
a relative deprivation lens mixtec migrants in the United States and Mexico
Guillermina JASSO, New York University, USA and Patience ELABOR-IDEMUDIA, University of
Mark ROSENZWEIG, Yale University, USA Saskatchewan, Canada
Remit or reunify? US immigrant parents, remittances The quality of life of African immigrant women in
and the sponsorship of children Canada: A study of small-scale women entrepreneurs
in the Province of Alberta {*}
Heinz-Herbert NOLL and Stefan WEICK, GESIS -
Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences, Germany Erika BUSSE, University of Wisconsin River Falls, USA
Migration, integration and quality of life in Germany The emotional costs of transnational fatherhood:
Dilemmas of fathering from afar
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Veronica MONTES, UCSB, USA Lotte BLOKSGAARD, Anette BORCHORST and Tine
"Desde niños hasta muertos" – The transnational back ROSTGAARD, Aalborg University, Denmark
and forth of emotions: A multi-sided ethnographic Rights of fathers to leave in Denmark and Sweden –
case study of Mexican transnational communities Why so different gender equality logics?
RC32 Women in Society RC33 Logic and Methodology

RC44 Labor Movements in Sociology
Saturday 4 August
Thursday 2 August
09:00 - 10:30
618 Challenging the logic of 16:15 - 17:45
neoliberalism: Labor-feminist
393 Methodology and its Role in
coalitions and work-family policy
Interrogating Social and
campaigns
Demographic Dynamics
Joint session
Joint session
(host committee)
Location: 29 {OB} RC41 Sociology of Population
Session Organizers: Ruth MILKMAN, CUNY,
Location: 24 {OB}
USA and Linda CHRISTIANSEN-RUFFMAN,
Saint Mary´s University, Canada
Chair: Linda CHRISTIANSEN-RUFFMAN,
and Tobago
Saint Mary´s University, Canada
Chair: Linda HEWITT, Centre for
Discussant: Janet GORNICK, The City
Interdisciplinary Research and Development,
University of New York, USA
Trinidad and Tobago
Authors and Papers Co-Chair: Godfrey St. BERNARD, The University
of the West Indies, Trinidad and Tobago
Ruth MILKMAN, CUNY, New York, USA
California’s paid family leave program: Low-wage Authors and Papers
workers and family leave insurance
Rossana TRIFILETTI, DISPO, university of Florence, Italy
Marian BAIRD, University of Sydney, Australia and New fathers and mothers in Europe and their (old)
Gillian WHITEHOUSE, University of Queensland, division of labour {*}
Australia
Malina VOICU, GESIS Leibniz Institute for Social
The Australian union movement and paid parental
Sciences, Germany and Andreea CONSTANTIN,
leave: Strategic coalitions and campaigns
University of Cologne, Germany
Chiara SARACENO, Collegio Carlo Alberto, Italy; Measurements of attitudes towards gender roles in
Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin fuer Sozialforschung, cross-cultural surveys: Internal and external validity
Germany
Umut KORKUT, Glasgow Caledonian University,
Gender equity in policies supporting paid work and
United Kingdom
caring responsibilities. An intra EU comparison
 388 
The construction of family, gender and population Shigeru TANAKA, Ryukoku University, Japan
issues in mosque sermons in Turkey Nationalization, modernization and ‘reductive media’
Godfrey ST. BERNARD, the University of the West Jae Eon YU, Keimyung University, South Korea
Indies, Trinidad and Tobago and Linda HEWITT, Process-oriented methodology support to social
Centre for Interdisciplinary Research and Development, interventions: The use of Deleuze’s theory of assemblages
Trinidad and Tobago
Felipe Simão PONTES, Federal University of Santa
A review of caribbean population and housing
Catarina, Brazil
census experience
The singularity as a category of journalism:
Frank MILLS, University of the Virgin Islands, USA Convergences and divergences of theories of
Challenges in the conduct of censuses and surveys in journalism, history and political sociology
the Virgin Islands of the United States
Esmeralda BALLESTEROS DONCEL, Universidad
Marcis TRAPENCIERIS and Sigita SNIKERE, University Complutense de Madrid, Spain
of Latvia, Latvia The social construction of civic holidays. Discussion
The effects of web-based and paper-and-pencil about Shoah Remembrance Day
questionnaire administration in school surveys on
Anna RANSIEK, Georg-August-Universität Göttingen,
substance use {*}
Germany
What is left to say about the GDR? – The interrelation
between narration and discourse
in Sociology
WG02 Historical and RC36 Alienation Theory
Comparative Sociology and Research
Wednesday 1 August Collective Actions and
Social Change
10:45 - 12:15
Wednesday 1 August
14:30 - 16:00
Joint session
RC33 Logic and Methodology in Sociology 158 From alienation to empowerment.
WG02 Historical and Comparative Part I
Joint session
Location: 31 {OB} RC36 Alienation Theory and Research (host
Session Organizer and Chair: Fumiya committee)
ONAKA, Japan Women’s University, Japan RC48 Social Movements, Collective Actions
and Social Change
Authors and Papers
Location: 452 {NB}
Luciana LEAO, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Chair: Marvin PROSONO, Missouri State
Studying long-term social processes: Intersections
University, USA
between macro-historical sociology and path-dependence
 389 
Authors and Papers Paulo KUHLMANN and Fabiola FARO, State
University of Paraiba, Brazil
Lauren LANGMAN, Loyola University of Chicago,
Human security and emancipation: Measurements
USA and Tova BENSKI, College of Management
and issues
Studies, Israel
Agency, empowerment and utopian visions Lukas PASOS, National Pedagogical University of
Colombia, Colombia
Francois DEPELTEAU, Laurentian University, Canada
Origen, mantenimiento y desafíos de los movimientos
Social theory and agency: The cave, social
sociales antiprohibicionistas de las drogas germaniano {*}
determinism and interdependency
Joseph E. SAWAN, University of Toronto, Canada

Learning and (de)alienation in social movements:
Considerations from two case studies on anti-poverty
RC47 Social Classes and
community organizing Social Movements
Giovanni ALVES, Universidade Estadual Paulista, Brazil RC48 Social Movements,
Work, alienation and subjetivity
Alberto L. BIALAKOWSKY, Cecilia M. LUSNICH,
Demetrio TARANDA, Guadalupe ROMERO and
Social Change
Pablo D. ORTIZ, Instituto de Investigaciones Gino
Wednesday 1 August
Crisis, alienation and self-management praxis
Lara FACIOLI, Universidade Federal de São Carlos,

09:00 - 10:30
Brazil
“Gender technology” and “self-technologies”: An 23 New Trends and Theoretical
analysis of discourses and practices of contemporary Approach in the Field of Social
self-help Mobilizations and Social Change
Joint session
Thursday 2 August
14:30 - 16:00
Location: 38 {OB}
338 From alienation to empowerment. Session Organizer: Benjamín TEJERINA,
Part II. University of the Basque Country, Spain
Joint session Authors and Papers

RC36 Alienation Theory and Research (host
Simin FADAEE, Humboldt University of Berlin, Germany
committee)
Emergence of a global social movement: World says
no to inequality
and Social Change
Zeev ROSENHEK, The Open University of Israel, Israel
Location: 452 {NB}
and Michael SHALEV, Hebrew University of Jerusalem,
Authors and Papers Israel
Distributive grievances and socio-political blockages:
Nanako INABA, Ibaraki University, Japan
The role of middle-class youth in the Israeli social
How migrant women successfully appealed for a
protest movement
change of the anti-domestic violence law in Japan
 390 
Antimo Luigi FARRO, Sapienza University of Rome, Italy Authors and Papers
21st-century collective movements
Rosa PEREIRA and Rosane MAIA, Universidade
Geoffrey PLEYERS, FNRS/UC Louvain & CADIS/EHESS, Federal do Pará, Brazil
Belgium Injustice and exclusion revealed through photos
Globalization and social movements in the last (1898-1908)
decade: De-coupling internationalization and
Thomas OLESEN, Aarhus University, Denmark
institutionalization?
“We are all Khaled Said”: Visual injustice symbols
Esin ILERI, EHESS - CADIS, France and activism
State violence against protesters in Turkey {*}
Nikita POKROVSKY, Higher School of Economics,
Elisenda ARDEVOL and Débora LANZENI, Internet Russia
Interdisciplinary Institute-Barcelona, Spain Visual representation of desurbanization: New
Seeking for social change, struggling for culture: downshifting communities in the near north of Russia
Collaborative creation as political action and moral
Miranda CHRISTOU, University of Cyprus, Cyprus
orders in the case of free culture movement {*}
Baring pain in the news media
Graciela DI MARCO, Universidad Nacional de San
Ignacia PERUGORRIA, Rutgers University, Argentina
Martín, Argentina
Identity battles, social movement networks and
Articulations among collective actions {*}
political opportunity structures in the Basque public
space: Bilbao’s Aste Nagusia (2009-2010)
RC48 Social Movements, Soledad SAMAME, Iniciativa Social Blanco y Negro,

Peru
Collective Actions and Exclusión: La visión de los actores sociales {*}
Social Change Shannon WALSH, University of Johannesburg, South
TG05 Visual Sociology Africa
Visual approaches to social change in South Africa:
What difference does it make? {*}
Thursday 2 August
Elisabeth SIMBUERGER, Universidad Diego Portales,
Chile
12:30 - 14:00
Visual discourses of the University of Santiago de
318 Visual Representation of Injustice Chile: Higher education advertisement, wall paintings
and Exclusion and graffiti {*}
Joint session Tülay KAYA, Istanbul University, Turkey

RC48 Social Movements, Collective Actions Cinema as a visual tool for immigrants’ welfare {*}
Fabiene GAMA, UFRJ/EHESS, Brazil
Photo-documentation and political participation: The
Location: 38 {OB} role of photographic self-representation in Brazil and
Session Organizers: Malgorzata BOGUNIA- Bangladesh {*}
BOROWSKA and Piotr SZTOMPKA,
Chair: Piotr SZTOMPKA, Jagiellonian
University, Poland
Co-Chair: Malgorzata BOGUNIA-
BOROWSKA, Jagiellonian University, Poland
 391 
TG03 Human Rights and Vanessa COSTA, Escola Nacional de Ciências
Estatísticas, Brazil
Global Justice The threat of neoliberalism to the human right of a
TG04 Sociology of Risk and balanced environment: The case of the Brazilian
Amazon forest and climate change
Uncertainty
Bruno MULLER, Universidade do Estado do Rio de
Janeiro, Brazil
Thursday 2 August The world social forum and the struggle for new
political paradigms
10:45 - 12:15 Thuanny RIBEIRO, Lucia de Fatima CLEMENTE

RIBEIRO, Niedja LIMA, Bernadete LIMA, Brazil
281 Risk, Human Rights and Global
Human rights and media: An authoritative historical
Justice
construction
Joint session
Henrique RANGEL, Carlos BOLONHA and Maíra
TG03 Human Rights and Global Justice (host
ALMEIDA, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro,
committee)
Brazil
Constitutional courts and the instrumentalization of
Location: 305 {OB} legitimacy
Session Organizers: Edward SIEH, Lasell
Onder GUNES, Middle East Technical University,
College, USA and Jens O. ZINN, University
Turkey
The perception of the discourse of the (human) rights
Chair: Edward SIEH, Lasell College, USA
of the Turkish Left
Authors and Papers
Lucia Maria BRITO DE OLIVEIRA, University of Brasilia,

Brazil
Human rights and the idea of risk
 392 
ALAS/AAS Sessions
Wednesday 1 August Maria Eugenia GRANDOLI, UBA, Argentina

Modelos y modalidades de gobierno en torno a la
transmisión del conocimiento en colegios secundarios
09:00 - 10:30
privados
3 Additional Session 1 - Educación,
Mauricio TOXQUI, Faculty of Philosophy and
gestión y ética
Literature, Doctoral student in Pedagogy at the
Location: APT 212 {OB} National Autonomous University of Mexico, Faculty of
Session Organizer: Néstor CORREA Philosophy and Literature, Puebla, Mexico
Mexican society and professional ethics
Authors and Papers
Luis ORTIZ SANDOVAL, Dirección General de
Alejandro Marcelo VILLA, Consejo de Investigación
Postgrado e Investigación, Universidad Católica
en Salud, Ministerio de Salud, Gobierno de la
“Nuestra Señora de la Asunción”, Paraguay
Ciudad de Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Selección social y configuraciones escolares
Relaciones de generación, transmisión y autoridad:
Concepciones de juventud de estudiantes y docentes Rosario Olivia IZAGUIRRE FIERRO, Facultad de
en la transición de la escuela primaria a la media Ciencias de la Educación, Universidad autónoma de
Sinaloa, México, Culiacán, Sinaloa, México, Mexico
Sofia DAFUNCHIO1, Silvia GRINBERG1 and Gabriela
The audiovisual narrative and school discipline in the
ORLANDO2, (1)CONICET, Argentina, (2)UNSAM,
conflict of values: Violence, discrimination and
Argentina
intolerance
Escuelas secundarias emplazadas en contextos de
extrema pobreza urbana. Reflexiones en torno de los
dispositivos pedagógicos en clave biopolítica 10:45 - 12:15
Oscar Luis GRAIZER, Education, UNGS-UNLU, 46 Additional Session 2 - Derecho y la
Argentina política
La configuración del conocimiento oficial en
instituciones de educación técnica profesional:
Session Organizer: Andrea GASTRON,
Regulaciones externas y evaluación
 393 
Authors and Papers Mayra FERNANDES DA SILVA, Universidad de
Letícia DUTRA, PPGD-FND, UFRJ, Brazil
La prostitución infantil en Bauru y los aspectos del
Ativismo, democracia y seguridad jurídica
derecho penal brasileño
Sebastián VIQUEIRA, Facultad de Derecho y Ciencias
Leticia VITA, Instituto de Investigaciones Jurídicas y
Sociales, Universidad Nacional de Córdoba,
Sociales Ambrosio Lucas Gioja, Facultad de Derecho,
Cordoba, Argentina
Universidad de Buenos Aires, CONICET, Buenos
Jurados populares y representación política
Aires, Argentina
Celeste Salomé NOVELLI, Instituto de Investigaciones El contenido del derecho a la vivienda digna en
Jurídicas Ambrosio L. Gioja, Universidad de Buenos Argentina: El papel de la justicia de la ciudad de
Aires, Capital Federal, Argentina and Camila Buenos Aires y los actores no gubernamentales en su
FERNÁNDEZ MEIJIDE, Instituto de Investigaciones efectivización
Jurídicas Ambrosio L. Gioja, Universidad de Buenos
Aires, Capital Federal, Argentina
12:30 - 14:00
La formación de los jueces a la luz de la oferta de la
escuela judicial de la ciudad autónoma de Buenos 97 Additional Session 3 - Derecho,
Aires (una primera aproximación) cultura y migración
Maria Inés BERGOGLIO, National University of Location: APT 212 {OB}

Córdoba, Córdoba, Argentina Session Organizers: Orlando SÁNCHEZ,
Lay participation in judicial decision-making Universidad Buenos Aires and Felipe FUCITO
processes and legitimacy of the judicial system in
Authors and Papers
Córdoba, Argentina
Silvana BEGALA, Sociología Jurídica, Universidad
Daniel FLOREZ MUÑOZ, Fundación Universitaria
Nacional de Córdoba-Facultad de Derecho,
Unicolombo, Cartagena, Colombia
Córdoba, Argentina
The law and the jouissance
El principio de reciprocidad y el derecho humano a
Heloisa FERNANDES CAMARA, Centro Universitário migrar
Curitiba, Curitiba, Brazil
Susana CHECA, Sociology, Instituto de Investigaciones
La construcción y permanencia de la legalidad
Gino Germani, Buenos Aires, Argentina
autoritaria en Brasil: La dictadura militar de 1964
Género y globalización. Mujeres peruanas y
Gustavo A. BEADE, Criminal Law, University of mercado de trabajo del empleo doméstico en
Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina Argentina
Criminalizing poverty
Sofia CIUFFOLETTI, Theory and History of Law
Federico Leandro DE FAZIO, Provincia de Buenos Department, University of Florence-Law Faculty,
Aires, Universidad de Buenos Aires, San Antonio de Florence, Italy and Adriana DIAS VIEIRA, Centro de
Padua, Argentina Ciências Jurídicas, Universidade Federal da Paraíba,
Derechos fundamentales y espacio público: El caso Brazil
de la “libertad sindical” Juridical status and rights of irregular migrants in an
international comparative perspective: The normative
Raquel CUSTÓDIO ALVES, Instituto de Investigaciones
realities of Brazil and Italy
Jurídicas y Sociales “Dr. A. Gioja”, Facultad de Derecho,
Universidad de Buenos Aires (UBA), Argentina Susana NOVICK, CONICET, University of Buenos
Niños, fútbol y derechos humanos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Law and migration: The argentine experience
 394 
Lidia MOROZIUK, Historia y Teoría de las Artes, Graciela BIAGINI, FCS-UBA, DCS-UNLu, Universidad
Facultad de Filosofía y Letras, Universidad de Buenos de Buenos Aires - UNLuján, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina Políticas de salud y reclamos sociales
Ley de residencia (Nº 4.144, 1902) y ley de defensa
Luci PINHEIRO, Serviço Social de Niterói, Universidade
social (Nº 7.029, 1910). Contenidos ideológicos y
Federal Fluminense, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
articulación con la historia sociopolítica en el contexto
A prática do serviço social e a crise da democracia
de fenómenos migratorios en Argentina del siglo XX
no marco das reformas do estado brasileiro {*}
Santiago Gabriel CALISE, Facultad de Ciencias Sociales,
Roberta dos Reis NEUHOLD, Programa de Pós-
Universidad de Buenos Aires, Ciudad de Buenos Aires,
Graduação em Educação, Universidade de São
Argentina; Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones
Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil
Científicas y Técnicas - Instituto de Investigaciones Gino
A produção acadêmica sobre o ensino de ciências
Germani, Ciudad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
sociais na educação básica: Um mapeamento dos
Observaciones desde Latinoamérica sobre el sistema
debates na sociedade brasileira de sociologia
jurídico en América Latina
Natalia LUXARDO, Social Work and Sociology,
Leticia BARRERA, CONICET-UBA, Buenos Aires,
CONICET, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Argentina
Health inequality (in)sensitive to changes in advanced
Comparing judicial practices: Legal knowledge in the
cancerxs treatments
gap
Amurabi OLIVEIRA, Center of Education, Federal
University of Alagoas, Maceió, Brazil
14:30 - 16:00 The teaching of social sciences in the “escolas
normais” in alagoas: Trajectories, directions and
150 Additional Session 4 - Sociología de
dilemmas
la salud y las politics sanitarias

Session Organizers: Liliana GASTRON,
Thursday 2 August
University of Lujan; Claudia FIGARI and
Diego ALVAREZ NEWMAN
09:00 - 10:30
Authors and Papers
195 Additional Session 5 - Participación
Blanca DE LIMA, University Francisco de Miranda,
política y programas sociales
Coro, Venezuela
Curso de vida e institucionalización en adultos Location: APT 212 {OB}
mayores: Una aproximación cualitativa Session Organizers: Alicia NAVEDA,
Universidad Nacional de San Juan,
Maria Conceição COSTA, Núcleo de Estudos de
Argentina; Graciela COUSINET; Beatriz
Gênero - Pagu, Campinas, Brazil
RAIJLAND and Mónica CLOT
Medicalização, hormônios e relações de gênero
Authors and Papers
Cisalpina CANTÃO, Hepatites Viaris, Secretaria de
Saúde do Estado do Pará, Belém, Bosnia and Andréa Esteban TORRES, CIECS-CONICET. Universidad
CHAVES, Faculdade de Ciências Sociais, Nacional de Córdoba, Argentina
Universidade Federal do Pará, Belém, Brazil El control de la información y la comunicación como
Hepatites virais: Prevenção e saúde no estado do Pará fuente de poder: Análisis de una tesis de Manuel
Castells, 1983-2009
 395 
Luisina PERELMITER, Sociología, Instituto de Altos Maria-Luisa MENDEZ LAYERA, Sociology,
Estudios Sociales - Universidad de General San Universidad Diego Portales, Santiago, Chile
Martín, Buenos Aires, Argentina Is it about elective belonging, social preservation or
Construir una “nación cercana”: Transformaciones gentrification?: Travelling concepts and fluid
institucionales de la asistencia social en la Argentina narratives of place making in Santiago
reciente
Daniel KOZAK, Sociologia, CEUR–CONICET, Buenos
Luis Francisco MERINO, Instituto Salesiano de Aires, Argentina and Lorena VECSLIR, CONICET,
Formación Docente, Córdoba, Argentina Azerbaijan
Prácticas políticas e intercambios recíprocos en La "ciudad genérica" en el Sur del conurbano
sectores populares bonaerense
Luis SANTARSIERO, CONICET/UNLP/CIMeCS/ Thaís Troncon ROSA, Instituto de Arquitetura e

IdHICS, Argentina Urbanismo, IAU-USP, São Carlos, Brazil
Comedores comunitarios y políticas de asistencia Urban trajectories and production of “poor housing
alimentaria en la ciudad de La Plata spaces”: The construction of a research
10:45 - 12:15 12:30 - 14:00

234 Additional Session 6 - Sociología 285 Additional Session 7 - Ciencia,
urbana tecnología y sociedad: territorios
de confluencia
Session Organizers: Fernando OSTUNI, Location: APT 212 {OB}
Instituto de Investigaciones “Gino Germani” Session Organizer: Mariana VERSINO,
and Eduardo AQUEVEDO Universidad Nacional de La Plata -
CONICET/CEUR
Authors and Papers
Authors and Papers
Sandra GUERRERO, Urban sociologist, Costa Rica
Abu Dhabi: Urban plan 2030, spatial segregation Tatiana de Pino A. MARANHAO, Science and
and social polarization Technology for Social Inclusion, Ministry of Science,
Technology and Innovation, Brasilia, Brazil
Leonardo ROMERO OLIVERA, Grupo de Investigación
Accumulation of capital in Brazilian sociology:
Turismo Medio Ambiente y Desarrollo, Sociólogo,
Between actors and structures
Barranquilla, Colombia
Estrategias de apropiación social del patrimonio Manuel LUGONES, Departamento de Ciencias
para la revitalización del centro histórico de Sociales, Humanidades y Artes, Universidad
Barranquilla, Colombia Nacional de Río Negro, S.C. Bariloche, Argentina
Desarrollo y política nuclear en Argentina (1965-
Pedro NOVAIS LIMA JR. and Camilla LOBINO, Instituto de
1985)
Pesquisa e Planejamento Urbano e Regional - Universidade
Federal do Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Renato de OLIVEIRA, Sociology - Federal State
Mega-events in Brazil and the conflict of the faculties University of Rio Grande do Sul, Porto Alegre, Brazil
and Daniel GUERRINI, Sociology - Federal State
Alvaro L.S. PEREIRA, Economic and Financial Law,
University of Rio Grande do Sul, Porto Alegre, Brazil
Faculty of Law of University of São Paulo, Brazil
The modern university and its critical role in society:
Rio 2016: The laboratory of a new urban strategy
How do brazilian universities address the established
ways of action of their economic environment?
 396 
Pablo Sebastián GARCÍA, Economy, Universidad de Miguel Angel DÍAZ PERERA, Salud, Equidad y
Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina desarrollo comunitario, El Colegio de la Frontera Sur,
Villahermosa, Mexico
The role of technology in creativity and scientific
Riesgo y vulnerabilidad en Tabasco: El ejemplo de la
discovery
Colonia Gaviotas ante las inundaciones de 1980 y
Quelen GIANEZINI, Sociologia, Universidade 2007
Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, Porto Alegre, Brazil
Liliana RECAMAN, Cauca, Ecology, Popayan,
Sua virtus e sua sapientia
Colombia
Social and environmental management basin of High
14:30 - 16:00 Andean and its influence on the democratic
management: Case River Basin stones, Popayán,
328 Additional Session 8 -
Colombia
Medioambiente, recursos naturales
y desarrollo Irlys FIRMO BARREIRA, Ciencias Sociais - UFC,
Sociedade Brasileira de Sociologia, Fortaleza, Brazil
Social movements, culture and politics in brazilian
Session Organizers: Jorge ROJAS
sociology
HERNÁNDEZ and Rudis Yilmar FLORES
Maria Zefisa SOARES MENEZES, Geografia Física y
Authors and Papers
Análisis Geográfico Regionall, University of Barcelona,
Miguel Francisco GUTIÉRREZ, Historia Económica, Fortaleza, Brazil
Facultad de Ciencias Económicas Universidad de Descentralization and social capital: Challenges of
Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina; Dirección de the strategics projects
Comercialización, Ministerio de Desarrollo Social de
María Eugenia VENTURINI and Carla VILLAGRAN,
la Nación, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Universidad Nacional de la Patagonia Austral,
Avance de investigación: Análisis de las políticas de
Argentina
fomento productivo de vinos caseros aplicadas en el
Expresiones de la desigualdad en clave territorial en
municipio de Lavalle (periodo 2004-2009) desde la
torno de la dinámica escolar-barrial en ciudades
perspectiva del desarrollo local
intermedias de la Patagonia
Ariane RODRIGUES, Universidade Federal de Santa
Ida CASTIGLIONI1, Alberto GIASANTI1, Osvaldo
Maria, Brazil
ROMERO2 and Armando ULLOA3, (1)Sociology,
De la aparición al presente de la libertad asistida: Un
University of Milano-Bicocca, Milan, Italy, (2)
análisis del gobiernamento de delincuentes jóvenes
Engineering, University of Sancti Spiritus, Sancti
Maria Galleno SOUZA OLIVEIRA, Sociology, College Spiritus, Cuba, (3)Medicine, University of UNAN of
of Letters and Sciences of the São Paulo State Managua, Managua, Nicaragua
University (UNESP-SP), Araraquara, Brazil Good practices of cooperation between universities
Environmental public policy: The natural disasters and local community
question and its effects on Brazilian risky society
Ricardo CORTÁZAR, Antropólogo, Medellín, Colombia
Elson PEREIRA, Géosciences, Université Fédérale de Jóvenes de la street. Apropiaciones espaciales y
Santa Catarina, Florianópolis, Brazil and André construcción de identidad colectiva del skater en
SANTOS, Geosciences, Université Fédérale de Santa Medellín, Colombia
Catarina, Florianópolis, Brazil
Marina Luz GARCIA, Sociología, Universidad
La ville-droit en résistance à la ville-marché dans le
Nacional de General Sarmiento Los Polvorines, UT,
processus d’élaboration du schéma directeur de
Argentina
Florianópolis – Brésil
Jóvenes y violencia letal: Duelo y memorialización
 397 
378 Additional Session 9 - Migraciones
y relaciones interculturales 09:00 - 10:30
Location: ALAS Room 1 419 Additional Session 10 - Mujeres y
Session Organizers: Néstor COHEN and juventud
Silvia CASTILLO-WINTER
Authors and Papers Session Organizers: Sara Victoria
ALVARADO and María Isabel DOMÍNGUEZ
Dmitri CERBONCINI FERNANDES, Social Science,
GARCÍA, Centro de Investigaciones
Universidade Federal de Juiz de Fora, Juiz de Fora,
Psicológicas y Sociológicas (CIPS)
MG, Brazil
Black or national? The process of ethnicization of the Authors and Papers
samba
Rogelio SALAZAR DE LEÓN, Escuela de Ciencia
Sergio MOLINA MONASTERIOS, Ciencia Política, Política, Universidad de San Carlos de Guatemala,
Profesor Universidad Diego Portales, Santiago de Chile, Guatemala, Guatemala
Chile and Fernando MOLINA, Consultor, Bolivia Rousseau y el lenguaje
Etnicidad, nueva izquierda y democratización: El
Rafael BARRETO, Social Memory, UNIRIO, Rio de
caso boliviano
Janeiro, Brazil
Susana BRAUNER, Maestría Diversidad Cultural- Spaces of sociality homosexuals: Freedom or prison
Departamento de Gobierno y Relaciones in the public space?
Internacionales, UNTREF-UADE, CABA, Argentina and
Martin EYNARD, CIECS-CONICET-UNC, Córdoba,
Marina TOMASOTTI, Maestría de Diversidad
Argentina
Cultural, UNTREF, Argentina
Cuerpos en crisis: Protesta social y cuestión alimentaria
Etnicidad y diásporas: Mexicanos y argentinos judíos
en Córdoba luego del 2001. Delimitaciones
de origen sirio desde mediados del siglo XX a la
teóricas – Bodies in crisis: Social protest and food
actualidad
issue in Cordoba after 2001. Theoretical delimitations
Romina RAMOS, Universidad Arturo Prat del Estado de
Chile, Iquique, Chile and Danae URBINA, Universidad
10:45 - 12:15
Arturo Prat del Estado de Chile, Iquique, Chile
Sociología de las migraciones 466 RT 1a Cultura económica y sociedad
Alvaro DEL AGUILA, Antropología, Facultad de Location: 25&26 {OB}

Filosofía y Letras, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Session Organizers: Alicia CAPLAN and
Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina Javier LINDENBOIM, Universidad Buenos
Some reflections upon the ethnographic analysis of Aires
the cultural manifestation from migrants in the society
Authors and Papers
of destination: Paraguayan bicentenary’s celebration
in the city of Buenos Aires Maria J. BARBOSA GOULART and Antônio NETO,
Programa de Pós-Graduação em Desenvolvimento
Helion PÓVOA-NETO, IPPUR, Federal University of Rio
Regional (PPGDR), Universidade Federal do Tocantins
de Janeiro (UFRJ), Migration Studies Group (NIEM),
(UFT), Palmas/Tocantins, Brazil
The dense social and politic life of social agents in the
International migration policies in Brazil: A review of
“banco do povo” organizational structure
recent challenges and measures
 398 
Nicolás GÓMEZ, Sociología, Universidad Católica Natalia KRÜGER, Instituto de Investigaciones
Silva Henríquez, Santiago, Chile Económicas y Sociales del Sur (UNS-CONICET),
Cultura económica en el sector informal Bahía Blanca, Argentina
Un diagnóstico de la segregación por nivel
Anna Luisa CABRERA RUBIO, Instituto Tecnológico y de
socioeconómico en la escuela media Argentina
Estudios Superiores de Monterrey Campus Monterrey,
Monterrey, Mexico Bernardo MARESCA, Asociación Argentina de
Institutions that determine local CSR in a developing Sociología, Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina
country Teoría del juego social y planeamiento estratégico {*}
Leonardo LINS, Department of Sociology, University of

São Paulo, Brazil 10:45 - 12:15
Economic sectors evolution and education: An analysis
468 RT 1c Sociología, antropología y
of the metropolitans regions of Belo Horizonte and São
aproximaciones filosóficas a las
Paulo
emociones en el contexto escolar

10:45 - 12:15
Session Organizer: Rose Martha ROMO
467 RT 1b Desigualdades educativas y BELTRAN
sociales
Authors and Papers
Sebastián GARCIA, IICE-FFyL-UBA/CONICET,
Session Organizer: Gabriela ORLANDO, UNSAM
Argentina
Authors and Papers Emociones en la escuela secundaria. El control de la
vergüenza y el oficio de estudiante
Betina FRESNEDA, Sociology, IESP/UERJ, Rio de
Janeiro, Brazil Agustina MUTCHINICK, Universidad de Buenos
Changes in educational opportunities in the Brazilian Aires, Argentina
secondary education Humillaciones y desigualdades sociales en la escuela
secundaria
Cecilia Evangelina MELENDEZ, Ana Griselda DIAZ
and Maria Natalia LENCINA, CONICET, Argentina Mariana NOBILE, Área de Educación, Facultad
Desigualdades en la escuela secundaria de la Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales (FLACSO),
provincia de Catamarca Buenos Aires, Argentina; CONICET, Argentina
La dimensión emocional de la experiencia escolar:
Débora MAZZA, Social Sciences, Universidade
Reflexiones teóricas a partir del caso de las “escuelas
Estadual de Campinas-Unicamp, São Paulo, Brazil and
de reingreso”, Buenos Aires
Marcia dos Santos FERREIRA, Education, Universidade
Federal de Mato Grosso, Mato Grosso, Brazil Liliana RONCONI, UBA, Buenos Aires, Argentina
International migratory circulation and social thought La diversidad en la escuela: Ventanas para la
in Brazil construcción de una cultura escolar democrática
Marina LARRONDO, Becaria de Posgrado Mercedes MACHADO, CIC-CONICET-UNSAM,

CONICET, con sede de trabajo en la Escuela de Argentina and Waldemar CUBILLA, UNSAM,
Educación, Universidad de San Andrés, Victoria, Pcia. Argentina
de Buenos Aires, Argentina La educación como línea de fuga: Entre el ahora y la
Repensando la crisis de la escuela media. La promesa de futuro. Reflexiones en torno a la
construcción de la identidad escolar en nuevos escolarización en contextos de pobreza urbana
dispositivos de educación media en contextos de
pobreza de la ciudad de Buenos Aires
 399 
Leandro Rogério PINHEIRO, Basic Studies, UFRGS, Elizabeth Maria FLEURY-TEIXEIRA, Health Ministery,
Porto Alegre, Brazil Universidade Federal De Minas Gerais & Fundação
Sobre movimientos sociales, escuelas y desigualdad Oswaldo Cruz, Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, Brazil
social: Identidades y toma de posición de jóvenes en Women leaders in detraditionalization’s context
barrios de periferia
Abili Lazaro Castro LIMA, Public Law Departament,
Eduardo LANGER, Educación, Universidad Nacional UFPR - Federal University of Parana, Curitiba, Brazil
de General San Martín - Universidad Nacional de la Globalization and neoliberalism and theirs negative
Patagonia Austral, Ciudad de Buenos Aires, Argentina consequences in politics and law
Cómo investigar prácticas de resistencia de
Fatima de OLIVEIRA SOUZA, Universidad Federal
estudiantes en la escuela de hoy: Reflexiones
Fluminence, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
metodológicas desde el campo de la sociología de la
As interfaces da política de assistência social nos
educación
programas sociais do ministério do desenvolvimento
social: Assistência ou assistencialização da pobreza?
10:45 - 12:15
469 RT 1d Movimientos sociales, 10:45 - 12:15
participación y democracia en
465 Additional Session 11 - Trabajo,
América Latina
orden jurídico y las nuevas
Location: 27&28 {OB} prácticas de inclusión
Session Organizers: Julio MEJÍA NAVARRETE
and Pablo Sebastián GARCÍA, Universidad
Session Organizers: Cecilia M. LUSNICH,
de Buenos Aires
Instituto de Investigaciones Gino Germani,
Authors and Papers Facultad de Ciencias Sociales, Universidad
de Buenos Aires and Ricardo ANTUNES
Eva CAPECE WORONOWICZ, Doctorado con
orientación en Sociología, Universidad Nacional Authors and Papers
Autónoma de México, Distrito Federal, Mexico
Ana Laura ERMIDA and Sofía MANNISE, Sociology,
Demodiversidad en América Latina: Las disputas en el
Panelist, Montevideo, Uruguay
proceso de democratización a comienzos del siglo XXI
Experiencias de diálogo social y nuevas formas de
Estefanía VANEGAS CARRASCO, Estudiante maestría gobernabilidad
en Antropología Social. UNSAM/IDAES-IDES,
Olímpio ROCHA, Regional Development, Paraíba
Argentina
State University (UEPB), Campina Grande, Brazil
Formas colectivas de organización y cultura política
Juridical pluralism: Contemporary new paradigm?
popular: El caso de la Asamblea Municipal
Constituyente de Mogotes Luciana COENTRO, APG, Fundação Getulio Vargas-
São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil
Santiago CUNIAL and Tomás SCHUSTER, UBA,
Migration of high-skilled workers between Brazil and
US: Aspects on immigration policies
Perspectivas sobre la relación entre orden
institucional y transformación radical en América Andréa CHAVES, Faculdade de Ciências Sociais,
Latina Universidade Federal do Pará, Belém, Brazil and
Paulo FRAZÃO, Escola Vilhena Alves, SEDUC, Belém,
Ingrid Karla NÓBREGA BESERRA, UFPE, Recife, Brazil
Brazil
Una perspectiva histórica de las personas sordas y su
Poder público e sindicato: O movimento grevista do
constitución como medio de movimiento social en
SINTEP
Brasil
 400 
Vitor COSTA, Departamento de Sociologia e 12:30 - 14:00
Antropologia - UFMG, Universidade Federal de Minas
526 RT 2b Problemas urbanos
Gerais, Pedro Leopoldo/MG, Brazil
Violence et prostitution à Belo Horizonte et Location: 25&26 {OB}
connaissances pragmatiques et Compétences Session Organizer: Juan PECORARO,
sécuritaires parmi des différents groupes de Universidad Buenos Aires
prostituées
Authors and Papers
Juan Felipe PINILLA, consultor independiente,

12:30 - 14:00
Colombia
525 RT 2a Derecho y profesiones Jueces y defensa del medio ambiente. El caso de la
descontaminación del río Bogotá
Session Organizer: María Inés BERGOGLIO, Gustavo CORTÉS SUAZA, Ciencias Sociales,
National University of Cordoba Universidad Pedagógica y Tecnológica de Colombia,
Tunja, Colombia; Grupo de Investigación en Estudios
Authors and Papers
Socio-Culturales, Tunja, Colombia
Quelen GIANEZINI, Sociologia, Universidade Bogotá, distrito especial: Entre la nación y las
Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, Porto Alegre, Brazil regiones
Access to law school and the capital of native-
Victoria RICCIARDI, Facultad de Derecho, Universidad
brazilian students
de Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina and
Rafael Mafei Rabelo QUEIROZ, Luciana Silva REIS Alejandro SEHTMAN, Escuela de Política y Gobierno,
and Victor Marcel PINHEIRO, São Paulo School of Universidad Nacional de San Martín, Buenos Aires,
Law of Fundação Getulio Vargas, São Paulo-SP, Brazil Argentina
Globalization and legal notables in emerging The vicissitudes of housing rights in a landmark
economies: A case study on Brazil environmental case of Argentina: A study of the
Matanza-Riachuelo basin case
Agustín VÉLEZ MASSA, Universidad Nacional de
Córdoba, Argentina Luciana VACCOTTI, IIGG-UBA, Argentina
Insurance companies and their lawyers in road accident El derecho a la vivienda adecuada en la legislación
mediation: Usual players shaping the game rules de Argentina, Paraguay y Uruguay
Andrea GASTRON, Law School, Universidad de Aline VIOTTO, Departamento de Direito Econômico,
Buenos Aires, Pablo Nogués, Argentina and Viviana Financeiro e Tributário, Universidade de São Paulo,
KÜHNE, Università de Lecce, Italy São Paulo, Brazil
When the symbol does not correspond to the Urban law and the real estate sector: Economic
substance: The images of justice and the social roles interests and the law in the production of the city of
of women and men in the legal world through time São Paulo
Pedro GERALDO, Anthropology, Universidade Federal

Fluminense, Niterói, Brazil 12:30 - 14:00
Justice in context: The routinized ground of decision-
527 RT 2c Análisis científico y grupos
making in courts
sociales en riesgo
Gabriel Eidelwein SILVEIRA, PPG Sociology, UFRGS
- Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, Porto
Session Organizers: Claudia NATENZON
Alegre, Brazil
and Héctor Atilio POGGIESE
Labor justice – The Brazilian way. Political ideologies
and professionalism of our judges
 401 
Authors and Papers Abortion rights, religion and social movements in
Brazil: The case of católicas pelo direito de decidir
Mirta Beatriz ROMERO, Candela LOPEZ and
Gabriela CAAMAÑO, Instituto Regional de Marco MONDAINI, Trabajo Social - Universidade
Planeamiento y Hábitat (IRPHa), Universidad Federal de Pernambuco, Taynan BARBOSA MENDES
Nacional de San Juan, San Juan, Argentina BARRETO, Brazil; Rodrigo FARIAS DE ARAÚJO, Brazil
Gestión del riesgo: Su inclusión entre las estrategias Los medios de comunicación y movimientos sociales:
de desarrollo Un estudio sobre la criminalización de los
movimientos sociales por los medios de comunicación
José María LEZCANO, Grupo de Estudio de la
impresos en Pernambuco, Brasil
Complejidad en la Sociedad de la Información-
GECSI, Facultad de Ciencias Jurídicas y Sociales, Andreza Aparecida FRANCO CAMARA, Departamento
Universidad Nacional de La Plata, La Plata, Argentina de Ciências Jurídicas e Sociais, Universidade Federal
Conflict analysis using complexity sciences tools Rural do Rio de Janeiro, Niterói, Brazil
Simplicio hidroeléctricas: Los jugadores repiten y
Yara Mendes Cordeiro ARAÚJO and Luciene
afectados por las represas
RODRIGUES, Universidade Estadual de Montes
Claros, Brazil Cleide Magáli SANTOS, PPGCS, Universidade
Estratégias de auto-organização do trabalho: A Federal da Bahia, Salvador, Brazil; Educação,
família como unidade econômica e redistribuidora de Universidade do Estado da Bahia, Salvador, Brazil
recursos no enfrentamento da questão social no Jóvenes militantes y ciclos de la confrontación
Cerrado norte mineiro, Brasil
Daiene GARCIA, Faculdade de Ciências Humanas e
Joyce Nathalia DE SOUZA TRINDADE, Social Sociais - Campus de Franca/SP, Universidade
Sciences, Universidade Estadual Paulista, São Carlos, Estadual Paulista “Júlio de Mesquita Filho” - UNESP,
Brazil and Ariella SILVA ARAUJO, Sociologia, Franca, Brazil
Universidade Estadual Paulista, São Paulo, Brazil The new social order and the democratization of
Fragility of young life in the metropolitan periphery: environment cyber
Two views
Diego ORTÚZAR, Doctorando en Historia, Escuela de
Altos Estudios en Ciencias Sociales (EHESS-París),
12:30 - 14:00 France and Pamela GUTIÉRREZ, Dra. en Psicología
524 Additional Session 12 - Social, Directora Escuela de Terapia Ocupacional
Movimientos sociales Universidad de Chile, Chile
Cuerpo, discapacidad y prácticas institucionales: Una
visión crítica de su evolución histórica en Chile
Session Organizers: Gabriela GÓMEZ
ROJAS; Cesar GERMANA and Norberto Lucrecia MOLINARI, UNTREF-CONICET, Argentina
ROCHA Reflexiones políticas de Roque Dalton (El Salvador,
1935-1975)
Authors and Papers
Juliana NEUENSCHWANDER MAGALHÃES, Teoria
Larissa GALDINO DE MAGALHAES SANTOS,
do Direito, Faculdade Nacional de Direito da
Departamento de Ciências Sociais, Universidade
Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, Rio de
Federal do Espírito Santo, Vitória, Brazil
Janeiro, Brazil and Nádia PIRES, Grupo de Pesquisa
Ciberespaço e identidades híbridas – Apontamentos
Direito e Cinema, Faculdade Nacional de Direito da
entre a cibercultura e os estudos pós-coloniais
Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, Rio de
Thais CAMARGO, Instituto de Filosofia e Ciências Janeiro, Brazil
Sociais - Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro The production of law at the cinema. A sociological
(IFCS/UFRJ), Brazil study
 402 
Pierre-Mathieu LE BEL, Geography, Université du Paola JIRON, Instituto de la Vivienda, Facultad de
Québec à Montréal, Montréal, QC, Canada and Arquitectura y Urbanismo, Universidad de Chile,
Renata BRAUNER FERREIRA, Planejamento Urbano, Santiago, Chile
Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro-UFRJ-IPPUR, New forms of social exclusión through urban daily
Brazil mobility practices
War in Rio: The city goes to the movies
Julio CALDERÓN COCKBURN, Facultad Arquitectura,
Universidad Nacional de Ingeniería, Lima, Peru
14:30 - 16:00 Perú: Política pública, propiedad privada y pobres
urbanos
571 RT 3a Desigualdad y pobreza en el
espacio urbano 1: personas en
situación de calle y procesos de 14:30 - 16:00
renovación en áreas centrales
573 RT 3c Investigaciones actuales en
Location: 25&26 {OB} sociología
Session Organizer: Ana Maria PEREZ
Authors and Papers Session Organizers: Irlys BARREIRA and
Luciana GUIDO
Camila Nastari FERNANDES and Ricardo de Sousa
MORETTI, Planejamento e Gestão do Território, Authors and Papers
Universidade Federal do ABC, Santo André - SP, Brazil
Gilberto GERIBOLA MORENO, Faculdade de
Census of the homelessness population: Tendency
Educação USP, Universidade de São Paulo, São
analysis in some capitals of Brazil and the world
Paulo, Brazil
Steven NAVARRETE, Student of Sociology university Old and young leaders in social movements in the
National of Colombia, Bogotá, Colombia and periphery of São Paulo
Andrea MONTOYA, Anthropology University
Everton OLIVEIRA, Departamento de Sociologia,
National of Colombia, Bogotá, Colombia
Universidade Federal de São Carlos, São Carlos,
Diseñando una ciudad para excluir ¿Cómo mantener
Brazil
la chusma a raya?
The immanent resistance and the state reality: Notes
Carlos José SUAREZ GARCIA, IPPUR/UFRJ, Brazil on the implementation of a public health policy and
The corrective machine, or how to restore the the processes of subjection, subjectification and
homeless people to the structure: Two models of resistance
transformation
Nestor DA COSTA, Montevideo, Uruguay
La construcción social de la laicidad en Uruguay
14:30 - 16:00
Patricia VILLEN MEIRELLES ALVES, Sociology,
572 RT 3b Desigualdad y pobreza en el Universidade Estadual de Campinas (UNICAMP),
espacio urbano 2: disputas por el Campinas, Brazil
espacio público y acciones estatales Temporary work visa, restrictions of rights and
deterioration of labour condition in the new
configuration of international immigration in São Paulo
Authors and Papers
María Eugenia VENTURINI and Carla VILLAGRAN,

Universidad Nacional de la Patagonia Austral, Argentina
Formas de la desigualdad en torno de la dinámica
territorial-escolar en ciudades intermedias de la Patagonia
 403 
14:30 - 16:00 Camila PHILIPPI, Departamento de Sociologia e
Ciência Política, Universidade Federal de Santa
570 Additional Session 13 - Calidad de
Catarina, Florianópolis, Brazil
vida, estratificación social y
El milagro del petróleo: Petrobras, pre-sal y la nueva
políticas públicas
regulación
Rosario COTA-YAÑEZ, Departamento de Estudios
Session Organizer: Ximena SANCHEZ
Regionales, Universidad de Guadalajara, Zapopan,
SEGURA
Mexico and Juan Jorge RODRIGUEZ-BAUTISTA, Ciencias
Authors and Papers Sociales, Universidad de Guadalajara, Ameca, Mexico
Talleres de participación ciudadana e iniciativas
Geraldo MONTEIRO, Sylvio CRUZ and Adauto
locales de desarrollo
SANTOS, PhD Program of Political Science and
International Relations, IUPERJ, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Maria Eugenia SCHEINFELD, Economic Sociology,
Evaluating the Combined impact of multi-level public IDAES-UNSAM, Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires,
health policies and social policies on the quality of Argentina
life in Rio de Janeiro The economic value of diseases. A sociological
approach on the objectivation and commodification
Fernanda USHIJIMA, Faculty of Philosophy and
of subjectivity
Sciences, São Paulo State University, Marília, Brazil
The adaptation of Brazilian foreign policy related to
the emigration phenomenon 09:00 - 10:30
Mauricio LOPEZ-RUIZ, Social Research Institute, 613 RT 4b Políticas Sociales, Seguridad
University of Costa Rica, Costa Rica Social y Cultura Organizacional
The incorporation of nicaraguan migrants into Costa
Rica’s healthcare system: An opportunity for social
Session Organizer: Beatriz WEHLE,
equity?
Authors and Papers
Saturday 4 August Pilar BERRIOS NAVARRO, Relaciones Sociales,

Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana-Xochimilco,
México, Mexico
09:00 - 10:30
Diseño institucional y cultura organizacional de la
612 RT 4a La organización financiera y política social: Análisis comparativo
de los mercados a nivel nacional e
Annabelle SULMONT, Institut d’Etudes du
internacional
Développement Economique et Social, Université Paris
Location: 25&26 {OB} 1 Panthéon Sorbonne, France - Centro de Estudios
Session Organizers: Bernardo MARESCA, Mexicanos y Lationamericanos, Mexico, México DF,
Asociación Argentina de Sociología and Mexico
Alfredo OSSORIO Social security and microinsurance
Authors and Papers Edna A. MELO CHERNICHARO and Regina GLORIA

NUNES ANDRADE, Psicologia Social, Universidade
Paula GUARALDO, Sociology, UNESP, Franca, Brazil
do Estado do Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Consolidation, leverage, opening and restructuring of
Tuning the emotions: The clinica social in Mangueira
Brazilian exports: The footwear sector in focus
Hill
 404 
09:00 - 10:30 Mariangeles FUNES, Centro Argentino de Etnografia
Americana CONICET, CONICET, Argentina
614 RT 4c Recursos naturales, desarrollo
Las crisis vitales, rituales terapéuticos y los sacerdotes
y Sociedad 2
carismáticos en Buenos Aires, Argentina
Lucia ACAR, Sociology, IUPERJ, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Session Organizer: Rudis YILMAR FLORES
The social dynamic fashion
Authors and Papers
Salomé ARIAS ARÉVALO, Universidad del Valle, 09:00 - 10:30

Estudiante de Sociología, Cali, Colombia, Colombia
611 Additional Session 14 - El trabajo
Memoria de la época de la violencia en Colombia
etnográfico en la producción de
Vera WEILER, Universidad Nacional de Colombia, conocimiento
Bogotá, Colombia
Processual logic applied to anthropologist’s critic on
Session Organizers: Roxana CRUDI,
elias’ idea about simpler societies
Investigadora; Delia FRANCO, Instituto Gino
Napoleón VELÁSTEGUI BAHAMONDE, Colegio de Germani, Facultad de Ciencias Sociales,
Sociólogos del Guayas, Guayaquil, Ecuador Universidad de Buenos Aires and Osmar
Si la ley, es el límite del derecho, la justicia, es la GONZALES
fuente de la democracia
Authors and Papers
Andrei MASSA, Universidade Federal de São Paulo,
Brazil Betsabé PAP, CONICET-UBA, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Sub-imperialismo: Historia y perspectivas La corte suprema de justicia de la nación y su
relación con el poder ejecutivo nacional (Argentina,
David MONTENEGRO, Instituto Federal de 1989-1995)
Educação, Ciência e Tecnologia do Ceará - IFCE,
Fortaleza, Brazil Alicia MÉNDEZ, Facultad de Ciencias Sociales
The crisis and their interpretations: In search of the (UBA), Buenos Aires, Argentina
output in the labyrinth of senses La posición del etnógrafo en el trabajo con una
¿comunidad? meritocrática: "Cuando los nativos te
leen y te arman el campo"
09:00 - 10:30
Angela Ester MALLMANN CENTENARO, Economia,
615 RT 4d Política, Mercado y Religión
Univeridade do Vale do Rio dos Sinos, Nova
Location: 27&28 {OB} Petrópolis, Brazil
Session Organizer: Fortunato MALLIMACI Las posibles relaciones entre capital social,
cooperativismo y desarollo económico local
Authors and Papers
Carolina RISPOLI LEAL, Pontíficia Universidade
Agustín VACA, Investigación, in process, Zapopan, Mexico
Católica do Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
Estado, monopolio católico y pluralismo en México:
Negotiating debt: An ethnographic experience in
El caso de Jalisco
mediation center
Juan SCURO, Universidad Federal de Río Grande del
Johana KUNIN, UTDT, Argentina
Sur (Brasil), Brazil
Promoting transnational inter-organizational dialogue
La formación de un campo ayahuasquero uruguayo y
and knowledge while conducting multi-site field
su lugar dentro del mercado religioso de ese país
research: The case of the Latin American “cardboard
book publishers”
 405 
10:45 - 12:15 UNICAMP-University Campinas, São Paulo, Brazil
The current migration between Brazil and Japan:
651 Additional Session 15 -
Social and cultural spaces and networks
Globalización y desarrollo local:
protestas, justicia y sociología del Lidiane MACIEL, IFCH/Unicamp-SP-Brazil, Studant of
público Pos-graduate, Campinas, Brazil
The meaning of better of life: Un study between rural
worker migrant of São Paulo-Brazil
Session Organizers: Sebastian PEREYRA,
Universidad Nacional de San Martin and
Ana Lucia PAZ 10:45 - 12:15
Authors and Papers 653 RT 5c Brasil interrogado:
perspectivas teóricas y
María Verónica MORENO, Sociología, Instituto de
comparativas
Investigaciones Gino Germani/CONICET, Ciudad
Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina Location: 25&26 {OB}
Ciudad global y migración internacional: Una Session Organizer: Verónica GIORDANO,
revisión de las discusiones en el marco del flujo de IEALC
capital y de las personas altamente calificadas
Authors and Papers
Gabriel NARDACCHIONE, CONICET-UBA, Argentina
Mara BURKART, UBA-CONICET, Buenos Aires, Argentina
A pragmatic and sequential analysis. Closures and
Cambio social y violencia política en la prensa de
reopenings of public disputes
humor gráfico. Brasil y Argentina, 1969-1976
Janneth ALDANA, Sociology, Pontificia Universidad
Athanis RODRIGUES, Universidade Federal de Santa
Javeriana, Bogotá, Colombia
Catarina, Brazil
Artistic transformation and social development. Some
War against narcoterrorism: An alibi to the
changes in the appropriation of aesthetic knowledge
recolonization of Latin-America
Marcia RODRIGUES, Ciências Sociais, Universidade
Ariel Alejandro GOLDSTEIN, Social Sciencies,
Federal do Espírito Santo, Vitória, Brazil
University of Buenos Aires, Instituto de Estudios de
Migration, crime and civil rights
América Latina y el Caribe (IEALC). CONICET,
Ciudad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
10:45 - 12:15 The ideological frontiers of opposition during the first
rule of Lula
652 RT 5b Migrantes: experiencias de
vida, formas de organización, Giovana BONAMIM, IDES/UNGS, Buenos Aires,
participación e inserción social Argentina; NUSP/UFPR, Curitiba, Brazil
Modernisms and state building: Keys on brazilian
specificities among the southern cone countries
Session Organizer: Carolina NAJMIAS,
Instituto de Investigaciones Gino Germani, Denise TORRES, Postgraduate Program in Education,
UBA Federal University of Pernambuco, Recife, PE, Brazil
Functional interculturality in rural education and the
Authors and Papers
critical interculturality in current rural education: An
Viviane MONTEIRO, Universidade Estadual de analysis based in the post-colonial studies
Campinas, Brazil
La educación en el contexto de la movilidad internacional
Lili KAWAMURA, Researcher at NEPO-UNICAMP,
 406 
654 RT 5d El Cine y la Construcción del Miriam TONI, Centro de Pesquisa de Emprego e

Imaginario Audiovisual del Mundo Desemprego, Fundação de Economia e Estatística,
Contemporáneo. Sujetos y Campos Porto Alegre, Brazil
de una Sociología del Mundo Labor market in the decent work perspective: The
Audiovisual case of the metropolitan area of Porto Alegre
Location: 27&28 {OB} Marco GOMEZ SOLORZANO, Sociology, Professor,

Session Organizers: Lucas RUBINICH and Mexico DF, Mexico
Syd KROCHMALNY, professor Maquiladoras in low wage society
Authors and Papers Jose Mauricio ARGÜELLES PÉREZ, Research Team of

Social Development and Globalization, Instituto
Tulio ROSSI, Sociology, USP, São Paulo, Brazil
Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey
The relevance of a sociological approach to
(ITESM), Campus Monterrey, Monterrey, Nuevo León,
Hollywood movies
Mexico; Department of Sociology, Universidad
Paula IADEVITO, Facultad de Ciencias Sociales, Autónoma de Nuevo León (UANL), San Nicolás de
Universidad de Buenos Aires, Instituto de los Garza, Nuevo León, Mexico
Investigaciones Gino Germani/CONICET, Ciudad de Significado del trabajo y la precariedad entre los
Buenos Aires, Argentina adultos mayores
Política cultural como identidad híbrida. El arte y la
Julieta HAIDAR, Docente, Argentina
cultura de Corea en la Ciudad de Buenos Aires
Estrategias sindicales. El caso de Luz y Fuerza Capital
José Duarte BARBOSA JÚNIOR, Anthropology, (1945-1975)
Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Norte,
Natal, Brazil
12:30 - 14:00
March of marijuana and images of city life
700 RT 6b Precaridad y disciplina en
Carla BERNAVA, Sociology, Universidade de São
“neofordism”
Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil
The emergency of the vamp and the production of a Location: 25&26 {OB}
terrifying/terrified female sexuality in modern urban Session Organizer: Ruy BRAGA, University of
contexts São Paulo
Janneth ALDANA, Sociology, Pontificia Universidad Authors and Papers

Javeriana, Bogotá, Colombia
Isabel Rosario QUISPE SORIA, Universidad Nacional
La creación artística: Desarrollo social y desarrollo
Mayor de San Marcos, Lurigancho-Chosica Peru
cognitivo en la trayectoria de un artista
De la agricultura a la minería: La proletarización del
campesino y los cambios en los modos de
12:30 - 14:00 producción
699 RT 6a Contextos: trabajo y Sandra PICCININNI, Universidad Nacional de Mar

trabajadores del Plata, Univ. Nacional de Rosario, Mar del Plata,
Argentina; Ministerio de Trabajo, Empleo y Seguridad
Social de la Nación, Mar del Plata, Argentina
Session Organizers: Marisa IACOBELLIS and
Estrategias de articulación de docentes marplatenses
Sara LIFSZYC, Universidad de Buenos Aires,
entre trabajo rentado y doméstico y de cuidados
Ciclo Básico Común
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Diego SZLECHTER, Instituto de Industria, Universidad Authors and Papers
Nacional de General Sarmiento, Los Polvorines,
Pérola MATHIAS, Non, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil and
Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Bruno Vilas Boas BISPO, Non, Salvador, Brazil
Gestión del conocimiento o gestión del
A survey of studies on “art” in the XIV and XV
comportamiento? Apuntes para un debate sobre el
Brazilian Congress of Sociology
mánager neofordista
Jorge GALINDO, Social Sciences, Universidad
Marta PANAIA, Ciencias Sociales, CONICET,
Autónoma Metropolitana, Cuajimalpa, Mexico DF,
Ciudad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Mexico
Riesgos y organización en talleres clandestinos
Art: System, field and network
Leonardo SALINAS ROBINSON, Centro de Análisis e
Maximiliano DUARTE ACQUISTAPACE, Departamento
Investigación Política, Chile
de Sociología, Instituto de Estudos Sociais e Políticos
Sobre transnacionalización y movimiento obrero:
(IESP). Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro, Río
Análisis en perspectiva comparada
de Janeiro, Brazil
Diversidad cultural como diversidad expresiva. Una
12:30 - 14:00 discusión sobre las desigualdades en las
construcciones simbólicas
701 RT 6c Informalidad de trabajo en
contextos locales Javier CRISTIANO, CONICET, Córdoba, Argentina
Schütz y Mead y la importancia del concepto de
imaginación para la teoría sociológica
Session Organizer: Guadalupe ROMERO,
Instituto de Investigaciones Gino Germani, Julián Andrés RIVEROS, Mayra Alejandra UMAÑA
Facultad de Ciencias Sociales, Universidad and Silvia RIVERA LARGACHA, U. del Rosario
de Buenos Aires Colombia, Bogotá, Colombia
Métodos de investigación visual para culturas visuales
Authors and Papers
digitales
Inés PÉREZ and Romina CUTULI, CONICET/
Yanina CARPENTIERI1, Sofia DAFUNCHIO2 and Silvia
Universidad Nacional de Mar del Plata, Argentina
GRINBERG2, (1)UNSAM, Argentina, (2)CONICET,
Conciliar trabajo doméstico remunerado y no
Argentina
remunerado: Trabajo, familia y género en el caso de
Miradas cruzadas. Construyendo experiencias
las empleadas domésticas (Mar del Plata, Argentina,
audiovisuales
1970-2010)
Soledad MUÑIZ, InsightShare, Argentina, Chris
Rosario PALACIOS, Sociology, Pontificia Universidad
LUNCH, InsightShare, France and Isabelle LEMAIRE,
Católica de Chile, Santiago, Chile
InsightShare, Canada
Informality wears uniform: The experience of beauty
The medium is the message - What PV does for
salons’ workers in Santiago, Chile
monitoring and evaluation
Giovanni ALVES, Sociology and antropology,

12:30 - 14:00
Universidade Estadual Paulista - UNESP-Marilia,
698 Additional Session 16 - Sociología Marilia, Brazil and Elisio ESTANQUE, Sociology,
audiovisual y de las artes Universidade de Coimbra, Coimbra, Portugal
Work, social movement and visual sociology
Session Organizer: Gabriel RESTREPO Dmitri CERBONCINI FERNANDES, Social Science,
Universidade Federal de Juiz de Fora, Juiz de Fora,
MG, Brazil
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Brazilian popular music and intellectuals: An Authors and Papers
analytical model
Bruno FORNILLO, Buenos Aires, UBA-CONICET,
Ornela BOIX, CIMeCS/IdIHCS (UNLP-CONICET), Caba, Argentina
La Plata, Argentina Mutaciones en la territorialidad política bolivana
Trayectorias en la música “independiente” durante el primer gobierno del MAS
Martín MALDONADO, Universidad Nacional de Rafaela DE MELO VASCONCELLOS, Estudiante del

Entre Ríos-CONICET, Argentina Máster en Sociología en la Universidade Federal de
La informatización de lo viviente: El caso del bioarte Pernambuco (PPGS/UFPE), Brazil
Vínculo y desafíos de una acción colectiva en el
nordeste del Brasil: El caso de la red Coque Vive
14:30 - 16:00
Gustavo A. BEADE, Criminal Law, University of
729 RT 7a Debates y perspectivas
Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina
teórico-conceptuales para el
Criminalizing inmigrants
estudio de la conflictividad y el
cambio social Suzana BURNIER, Education, Centro Federal de
Educação Tecnológica de Minas Gerais, Contagem,
Brazil
Session Organizer: Victor ARMONY,
Politics of youth counseling and trainning: Common
University of Quebec at Montreal
chalenges in Brazil and Spain
Authors and Papers
Anabel Angélica BELIERA, CISH-IdIHCS (UNLP- 14:30 - 16:00

CONICET), Sociología, La Plata, Argentina
731 RT 7c Movimientos de estudiantes y
Campo de protesta. Reflexiones sobre la utilización
estudiantes en movimiento:
de la perspectiva de Bourdieu como herramienta
experiencias organizativas en
analítica sobre la conflictividad social en la provincia
América Latina
de Neuquén
Verónica PÉREZ, Facultad de Ciencias Sociales, UBA-
Session Organizer: Melina VAZQUEZ,
IIGG-CONICET, Buenos Aires, Argentina and Julián
Instituto de Investigaciones Gino Germani
REBON, Instituto de Investigaciones Gino Germani,
(FSOC-UBA)/Consejo Nacional de
Argentina
Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas
Conflicto y cambio social en Argentina del siglo XXI.
Un debate conceptual sobre los estallidos de hostilidad Authors and Papers
Borja MIGUEL ALARCON, Escuela Superior de Betiana PEDROZO and Andrea LAZCANO,
Administración Pública, Bogotá, Colombia Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Nuevos y viejos espacios del poder en América Latina EL movimiento de bachilleratos populares en
Argentina: Aportes para el análisis de sus procesos
de enmarcamiento
14:30 - 16:00
Héctor ANGELICO, CEIL-PIETTE/CONICET, Argentina
730 RT 7b Política y derechos humanos
and María del Carmen AIELLO, UBA-CEIRET, CABA,
Location: 25&26 {OB} Argentina
Session Organizers: Pablo VOMMARO, Experiencias asociativas en educación: Los
IIGG-UBA/CONICET/CLACSO and Alcira bachilleratos populares de jóvenes y adultos
DAROQUI
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Oscar MAC-CLURE, Centro Investigación Sociedad y Authors and Papers
Políticas Públicas, Universidad de Los Lagos, Santiago,
María Alejandra PAGOTTO, IIGG-UBA/CONICET,
Chile
Argentina
Movimiento social en Chile y crítica al sistema desde
Cuerpo y emociones en la obra de Néstor Perlongher
fuera del movimiento
Clara B. BRAVIN, Facultad de Filosofía y Letras.
(Ciencias de la Educación), Universidad de Buenos
14:30 - 16:00
Aires, Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina
728 Additional Session 17 - Mercado y consumidores: La construcción social del
Responsabilidad social, jóvenes y cuerpo en el nuevo capitalismo
comunicación
Tomás BOVER and Ana Sabrina MORA, Núcleo de
Location: APT 212 {OB} Estudios Socioculturales. Facultad de Trabajo Social.
Session Organizer: Nora GARITA Universidad Nacional de La Plata, Argentina
Policías y bailarinas en una antropología de y desde
Authors and Papers
el cuerpo (Cops and dancers in a social anthropology
Alfredo FERES and Lis BASTOS, Brasilia University, Brazil of and from the body)
State of art of cyberbulling research: The case of Brazil
Emilio José SEVESO ZANIN and Gabriela VERGARA
Pierre-Olivier SIRE, Departamento Estudios Socio- MATTAR, Sociología, CIECS-UNC/CONICET,
Urbanos, Universidad de Guadalajara, Guadalajara, Córdoba, Argentina
Mexico ¿Qué ves cuando me ves? Expulsión, precariedad
RSE y sociedad civil en México: Marco institucional y corporal y sensibilidad. Percepciones y emociones
actuación en red sobre prácticas de denegación social en cartoneros y
beneficiarios estatales de las ciudades de Córdoba y
Chiara SÁEZ and Patricia PEÑA, Instituto de la
San Luis
Comunicación e Imagen (ICEI) - Universidad de Chile,
Profesora titular, Santiago, Chile Ana Julia ARÉCHAGA, Facultad de Humanidades y
El debate sobre la TV digital en Chile desde el punto Ciencias de la Educación/UNLP-IDICHS-CONICET,
de vista de la democratización mediática La Plata, Argentina
Sos linda porque sos “blanquita”. Usos y
Raquel SASTRE, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
concepciones del cuerpo en relación a la belleza de
El rol de la sociedad civil en la motivación y en el
sectores populares
desarrollo de la capacidad emprendedora
Magdalena FELICE, IIGG-CIN, Ciudad de Buenos

16:15 - 17:45
Aires, Argentina
Jóvenes y usos del teléfono celular 756 RT 8b Cuerpo y sociedad:
elementos para su
conceptualización
16:15 - 17:45
755 RT 8a Experiencias del cuerpo:
Session Organizer: Clara B. BRAVIN,
abordajes desde las ciencias
sociales
Authors and Papers
Session Organizer: Verónica FILARDO, Martin EYNARD, CIECS-CONICET-UNC, Cordoba,
Universidad de la República Argentina
“Bodies in crisis: Social protest and food issue in
Cordoba after 2001. Theoretical delimitations”
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Rafael Andrés SÁNCHEZ AGUIRRE, Instituto de Authors and Papers
Investigaciones Gino Germani-CONICET, Universidad
Gerardo ESCOBAR, Sociología, Universidad de
de Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Concepción, Concepción, Chile
Apuntes sobre la construcción conceptual del cuerpo
Influencia de los asentamientos de emergencia en las
y de las emociones
familias damnificadas por el terremoto y tsunami en
Olga Alejandra SABIDO RAMOS, Área de la comuna de Tome en Chile
investigación: Pensamiento Sociológico, Universidad
Elsa del Rosario PECH CEBALLOS, Jefatura de
Autónoma Metropolitana, Azcapotzalco, Mexico and
Secundarias Generales, Secretaría de Educación
Roberta Priscila CEDILLO HERNANDEZ, UNAM,
Pública, Mérida, Mexico
México, Mexico
Dificultades de socialización en migrantes escolares
El cuerpo como objeto de estudio en las ciencias
de secundarias urbanas yucatecas
sociales en México (1989-2008) una perspectiva
desde la sociología de la ciencia Daniel LLANOS ERAZO, Unidad de Postgrados,
Universidad Politécnica Salesiana, Quito, Ecuador
Ricardo CRISORIO, Agustín LESCANO, Valeria
Transformaciones en la dinámica familiar en
EMILIOZZI and Liliana ROCHA BIDEGAIN, Centro
comunidades indígenas de tres provincias de la sierra
Interdisciplinario de Metodología de las Ciencias
central ecuatoriana a partir de los procesos
Sociales - Facultad de Humanidades y Ciencias de la
migratorios
Educación, Universidad Nacional de La Plata, La
Plata, Argentina
El cuerpo en la sociedad. De la teoría incorporada a
la incorporación de la acción
16:15 - 17:45
757 RT 8d Globalización: desfíos
sociales, actores y cultura política
en los países en desarrollo

Session Organizer: Herminia C. FOO
KONG DEJO
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Other Activities
Tuesday 31 July Authors and Papers
Susan McDANIEL, Prentice Institute, University of

16:15 - 17:45 Lethbridge, Lethbridge, AB, Canada
Currents of Sociology: Tradition, Renewal and
1 Meet ISA Editors & Journals
Challenge
Sujata PATEL, Department of Sociology, University of
Hyderabad, Hyderabad, India
Introducing Current Sociology Monographs
Tuesday 31 July
Eloísa MARTIN, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro,
16:15 - 17:45
Current Sociology, Trends and Topics (1997-2012)
2 Research Council Business
Meeting - Part I
Location: 450 {NB} Friday 3 August
16:15 - 17:45
Thursday 2 August
607 Simultaneous Roundtable Session
for Junior/Senior Sociologists
16:15 - 17:45
Location: SUM, 25&26 and 27&28 {OB}
379 Current Sociology
In Conversation: Connecting Senior and
Location: 453 {NB}
Junior Sociologists at the Forum
Session Organizer: Eloísa MARTIN, Federal
This special 90 minute session with simultaneously run
round tables will provide the opportunity for junior
sociologists to engage with well-established and
renowned sociologists in a more informal setting.
Starting with some introductory remarks from the senior
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sociologist at each roundtable, the session will be Saturday 4 August
opened to answering questions from the junior
sociologists. The ISA is committed to encouraging
09:00 - 10:30
emerging sociologists and this session is one small but
important initiative at the Forum to increase the 616 Research Council Business Meeting.
dialogue among a global community of junior and Part II
senior sociologists.
Location: Assembly Hall - Salón de Actos
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Author Index
Adriaenssens, Stef 99, 753 Aldana, Janneth 651, 654

a
Adur, Shweta Majumdar 510 Aldaz, Erkuden 163, 737
A. Melo Chernicharo, Edna 613 Afouxenidis, Alex 72 Alegria, Daniela 536
Aalbers, Manuel B. 212, 299, 483, 736 Agarwala, Rina 65 Alejo, Antonio 539
Aaltonen, Sanna 387 Agrawal, Arvind Kumar 689 Aleksandrovs, Aleksandrs 154, 216
Abaza, Mona 194 Aguerre, Carolina 629 Alencar, Rafael 690
Abdulhadi, Rabab 580 Aguiar, Luis 575 Aleu, Maria 321, 519
Abdullah, Noorman 189 Aguiar, Neuma 713 Algranati, Clara 657
Abendroth, Anja 196 Aguiluz-Ibargüen, Maya 6 Algranti, Joaquín 35
Abers, Rebecca 635 Agunbiade, Ojo 745 Algranti, Miguel 34
Ablazhey, Anatoliy 703 Ahlawat, Neerja 90 Alho, Rolle 21, 452
Aborisade, Richard 333 Ahlawat, Sadhu 25, 273 Alkhalili, Nura 299
Abraham, Margaret 417 Ahmad, Aqueil 703 Allaste, Airi-Alina 565, 605
Abrahamson, Peter 706 Ahteensuu, Marko 325 Allen, Adriana 326, 514
Abrahao, Maria Helena M. Barreto 721 Aiello, Maria del Carmen 731 Allen, Walter 421
Abramowicz, Anete 663 Aimar, Lucas 764 Allon, Fiona 736
Abreu, Catarina 322 Aisenstein, Angela 423 Allouch, Annabelle 29
Acar, Lucia 615 Ajiboye, Olanrewaju Emmanuel 95, 579 Almeida, Elmir 266
Acharya, Arun 113 Akahori, Saburo 348 Almeida, Joana 230, 300
Acosta, María Cecilia 94 Akalin, Ayse 345 Almeida, João Paulo 531
Acuña Collado, Violeta 667 Akanmu, Olusola Esther 212 Almeida, Maíra 135, 281
Acuña Pérez, Javier 640 Akbas, Meral 193 Almeida, Táli Pires 141
Adami, Roberta 650 Akis Kalaylioglu, Yasemin 626 Almeida, Tânia Mara 80, 495
Adamini, Marina 79, 687 Al-Oraimi, Suaad Zayed 386, 580 Almeida Neto, Manoel 297
Adams, Wallis 60 Alarcon, Amado 165, 254 Almeida Silva, Lourdes Karoline 724
Adaszko, Dan 446, 683 Alberth, Lars 154, 288 Alonso, Guillermo V 255
Addor, Felipe 341, 703 Albertini, Marcelo 532 Altmann, Eliska 391
Adelman, Miriam 236, 475, 603 Albrecht, Scott 762 Altomonte, Michele 605
Adeola, Lanre 660 Albuquerque, Maria do Carmo 383, 473 Alvarado, Arturo 164
Adisa, Ademola Lateef 212 Alcantara, Maria de Lourdes Beldi de 519 Alvarado, Sara Victoria 419
Adorno, Sérgio 462, 722 Alcantara Saez, Manuel 225 Alvarado Salgado, Sara Victoria 265
 415 
Alvarez, Alexis 166 Anjos, Claudia 14 Argüelles Pérez, Jose Mauricio 31, 699
Alvarez, Rebecca 166 Annandale, Ellen 724 Argüello, Andrés 474
Alvarez López, José Luis 259 Anria, Santiago 308 Arias, María Fernanda 297
Alvaro, Daniel 9 Ansari, Arvinder 320, 335, 603 Arias Arévalo, Salomé 614
Alvear, Celso 703 Anselmo, Joyce 457 Arias Cubas, Magdalena 394, 670
Alves, Fátima 395, 438 Ansoleaga, Elisa 664 Ariztia, Dr Tomas 277
Alves, Giovanni 158, 698 Anson, Yonathan 530 Arjomand, Saïd 556
Alves, Rafael de Oliveira 460 Anthias, Floya 484 Arlegui, Maria Alejandra 445
Alzina, Pilar 539 Antía, Florencia 153 Arlettaz, Fernando Emmanuel 725
Amado, Sheila 440, 708 Antino, Mirko 258, 732 Armano, Emiliana 543, 647
Amador Bautista, Amador Bautista 39 Antoine, Sébastien 115, 213 Armelino, Martín 180, 315
Amaral Reis, Arthur 164 Antolihao, Lou 697 Armella, Julieta 629
Amat, Amandine 758 Anton, Gustavo 326 Arminen, Ilkka 172, 708
Amaya Arias, Ana C. 47, 530 Antonioli, Fernanda 18 Armony, Victor 702, 729
Ambrasat, Jens 82, 709 Antosz, Patrycja 201 Arnau Ripollés, Soledad 204
Ambrosio, Mario Machel 6 Antunes, Monique 212 Arnold, Marcelo 562
Amieva Nefa, Sonia Carolina 231 Antunes, Ricardo 465 Aronson, Paulina Perla 9
Amiraux, Valérie 458 Antunes Da Rocha, Juliana Livia 490, 749 Arqueros Mejica, María Soledad 15
Amorim, Érika 769 Anyidoho, Nana Akua 581 Arribas, Celia 34
Amorim, Érika Oliveira 349 Anzoise, Valentina 411, 520 Arruda, Larissa 474
Amozurrutia, José 506, 574 Anzorena, Claudia 349, 431 Arslan, Zerrin 253
Ampofo, Akosua Adomako 181 Aoyagi, Midori 70, 363 Arteaga Botello, Nelson 12, 186, 752
Anand, Harjit S. 284 Apitzsch, Ursula 366 Arza, Camila 73, 271, 308, 362,
Anaya-Gallardo, Federico 8 Aquevedo, Eduardo 234 684, 706, 748, 761
Ancelovici, Marcos 439, 537 Aquino, Jania 559 Asakitikpi, Alex 231
Andersen, Helle 264 Aracil, Encarnación 156 Asakura, Takashi 241
Andersen, Svein S. 504 Arancibia, Florencia 426 Asano, Tomohiko 267
Anderson, Alison 511 Aranda Roche, Rossana 569 Asensi, Felipe 55
Anderson, Ronald 20, 205, 516 Arango López, Diego 41 Asheulova, Nadia 249, 301
Andersson, Johan 132, 142 Araujo, Emilia 353, 484, 678 Assefa, Tibebe 47, 156
Andolfatto, Dominique 315 Araújo, Letícia 559 Assis, Eneida 655
Andrade, Allison 637 Araújo, Vinicius 115, 462 Assis, Karina 540
Andrade, Luciana 228 Araújo, Yara Mendes Cordeiro 527 Atkinson, John S. 261
Andrade, Regina 51 Araujo Felice, Anamaria 454 Aubert, Dominique 669
Andre-Bechely, Lois 43, 375 Araya, Javiera 220 Augustinho, Aline Michelle
Andreasson, Tobias 143 Arbaci, Sonia 142 Nascimento 71, 543
Andreu Lope, Lope 255 Arbelo, Viviana 454, 604 Austral, Rosario 223, 229
Andrews, Abigail 304, 634 Archenti, Nélida 431 Avdeeva, Elena 329
Andrews, Lorraine 668 Arcila-Calderón, Carlos 681 Avila Garzón, Liliana 344
Andriotti Romanin, Enrique 461, 491 Arcos, Estela 761 Awachar, Smita 685
Anduaga, Uxoa 59 Ardenghi, Verónica 76 Aydin, Kemal 18, 168
Anesaki, Masahira 231 Ardèvol, Elisenda 23, 317 Ayos, Emilio 333
Angelaccio, Carlos 741 Arduini, Guilherme 474 Ayot, Evelyn 154
Angelaki, Marina 512 Aréchaga, Ana Julia 755 Azar, Ariel 562
Angelico, Hector 731 Arena, Jay 212, 287 Azcona, Noelia 252
Anikovich, Oxana 637 Arenas Conejo, Miriam 204 Azevedo, Letícia de 83, 656
Anipkin, Mikhail 422 Arfaoui, Khedija 386 Azevedo, Priscila 106, 113
 416 
Azevedo, Rodrigo 690 Banciu, Dan Aurel 347 Barros Maciel, Tania Maria
Azocar, Carla 220 Bandeira, Lourdes 495 Freitas 489, 704
Azuela, Antonio 369 Banerjee, Albert 230 Barros Nock, Magdalena 513
Banerjee, Ishita 352 Barroso, Hayeska Costa 146
Bang, Lucas 629 Bartl, Walter 255, 319, 329
b
Bank Munoz, Carolina 575 Bartolomé, Edurne 11, 57
B. de Weydenthal, Nicholas 374 Baraldi, Camila 141 Bartram, David 80, 101, 304, 346
B. Gill, Andréa 479 Baranovic, Branislava 535 Bascope, Martín 535
Bacal, Azril 122, 193 Barasa, Francis 233 Bascuas, Maisa 357
Bacci, Claudia 656 Barba, Carlos 560 Baser, Vehbi 168, 18
Bachelot, Carole 250 Barbero Portela, Marcia 362, 519 Basile, Diego 565
Badea, Constantina 51 Barbosa, Anna 146 Basov, Nikita 50, 182
Baeninger, Rosana 124 Barbosa, Gisele Heloise 157 Bass, Loretta 53, 109, 344
Baer, Alejandro 765 Barbosa, Jéssica Cássia 132, 330 Bassani, João Carlos 61, 84
Baez, Alina 91 Barbosa, Vinícius Reis 252 Bastida-Gonzalez, Elena 113, 156, 340
Baeza, Brígida 68 Barbosa Goulart, Maria J. 466 Bastos, Fernando Bastos 368
Baez Urbina, Francisco 100, 110 Barbosa Júnior, José Duarte 654 Bastos, Lis 728
Bah, Abu 305 Barbosa Rodrigues, Daniela Bastos de Souza, Thiago 329
Baird, Marian 618 Aparecida 697 Batalha, Marcelo 83
Bal, Özgür 343 Barbosa Soares, Cecília Elisabeth 486 Bates, Diane 243
Balan, P.P. 157 Barcelos, Régis 199 Batista, Ricardo 532
Balbinot, Rachelle 395 Barclay, Elaine 138 Batthyany, Karina 290, 617
Baldassar, Loretta 124, 175, 437 Bargero, Mariano 190 Baudoin, Marie-Ange 636
Baldoni, Micaela 715 Barik, Bishnu 68 Bauer, Angela 91
Balen, Maria Elisa 560 Barnartt, Sharon 204, 383, 687 Baumann, Michèle 107, 210
Balgobind Singh, Shanta 690 Barnes, Joanne 745 Baur, Nina N/A
Balieiro, Fernando 475 Barnes, Roy 206 Baxter, Vern 188
Ball, Stephen 229 Barolet-Fogarty, Megan 131 Bayer, Michael 109
Balladares, Carina 693 Barón, Guillermo 567 Baykal, Zeynep 114, 429
Ballakrishnen, Swethaa 118, 252 Barone, Myriam 539, 764 Bayona, Jordi 228
Ballantyne, Glenda 114 Barragan, Araceli 39 Bazzi, Lama 579
Ballesteros, Matías 64 Barrancos, Dora 417 Beade, Gustavo A. 46, 730
Ballesteros Doncel, Esmeralda 96 Barreira, César 322, 559 Becerril Tinoco, Maira Yuritzi 498
Ballesteros Leiner, Arturo 220 Barreira, Irlys 573 Bechmann Jensen, Torben 264
Ballesteros Páez, María Dolores 274 Barreiro, Alicia 569 Becker, Johannes 324, 422
Balmaceda, Virginia 713 Barreneche Giraldo, Isabel 463 Becker, Thomas 17, 490
Baloglu, Burhan 486 Barrera, Leticia 97 Beeton, Bob 591
Baloglu, Filiz 486 Barrere, Rodolfo 69 Begala, Silvana 97
Baltar, Cláudia 20 Barreto, Rafael 419 Beigel, Fernanda 536
Baltar, Ronaldo 20 Barreto Beck, Carlos 47, 156 Bejarano, Ingrid 380
Baltatescu, Sergiu 627, 670 Barrientos, Armando 123, 171, 382 Beland, Daniel 73, 362, 512, 706, 748, 761
Baltrusis, Nelson 299 Barrionuevo Anzaldi, Franco 184 Beliera, Anabel Angélica 729
Balz, Anne 133 Barron, Pierre 180 Beling, Adrián 407
Balza, Sonia 690 Barron Pastor, Juan Carlos 316, 574 Bell, Mary Ellen 260
Bamberg, Ingrid 496 Barros, Nelson 774 Bell, Susan 198, 260
Bamyeh, Mohammed 556 Barros, Sebastián 635 Bellofatto, Sabina 294
Banakar, Reza 55, 689 Barros Junior, Francisco Oliveira 724 Bellone, Tamara 647
 417 
Belmessous, Fatiha 622 Bhattacharya, Asmita 147 Bogus, Lucia 437
Belova, Natalia 40 Bhattarai, Sailesh 774 Böhm, Sebastian 196
Beltran, Gaston 540, 661 Bhengu, Sithembiso 177 Boidi, María Fernanda 225
Beltran, Rose Martha Romo 468 Bhosle, Smriti 685 Boito, María Eugenia 86, 98, 557
Bendit, René 216 Biagi, Marta 243, 592 Boix, Ornela 698
Benería, Lourdes 617 Biagini, Graciela 150 Bolano, Cesar 681
Benes, Enzo 213 Bialakowsky, Alberto L. 158, 194 Boll, Karen 88
Benhadjoudja, Leila 726 Bialakowsky, Alejandro 9 Bolonha, Carlos 135, 281
Benítez Larghi, Sebastián 629, 688 Biancheri, Rita 724 Bonamim, Giovana 653
Benk, Zsuzsanna 529 Bianchi, Gabriel 633, 668 Bonder, Gloria 275
Bennett, Erica 48 Bidaseca, Karina 181 Bonelli, Maria da Gloria 300
Ben Shlomo, Ofira 131 Bienenstein, Glauco 212, 514 Bonfanti, Sara 227, 485
Benski, Tova 158, 720 Bienenstein, Regina 212, 514 Bonfiglio, Juan Ignacio 76
Benzi, Daniele 166 Bifulco, Lavinia 554 Bonifacio, Glenda 181, 484, 686
Beoku-Betts, Josephine 244 Bignante, Elisa 371 Boniolo, Paula 326
Berardi, Andrea 371 Bijl, Robert 20, 67 Bonner, Florence 421
Berdet, Marcelo 690 Bildtgård, Torbjörn 534 Bonnin, Debby 118
Berg, Martin 258, 489 Bilge, Sirma 599, 686 Borba, Christina 579
Bergoglio, Maria Ines 46, 525 Bin, Daniel 585 Borchorst, Anette 618
Beritan, Saim Can 37 Bisig, Elinor 441, 630 Borda, Pablo Daniel 265
Bernard, April 138 Bislev, Sven 717 Borde, Radhika 676
Bernard, Rosemarie 152, 443 Bispo, Bruno Vilas Boas 698 Borel, Marcelo Barbosa Miranda 225
Bernardes, Denis Antônio Bistoletti, Ezequiel Luis 382 Borges, Paulo César 323
de Mendonça 760 Blair, Sampson 79 Borghi, Vando 554
Bernardi, Fabrizio 586 Blanch, Josep M. 664 Borghi Leite, Aline Tereza 13, 456
Bernava, Carla 654 Blanco, Ana Belén 185 Borgstrom, Erica 64
Bernstein, Julia 294 Blanco, Gabriela 742 Borja Alarcon, Miguel 729
Béroud, Sophie 179, 180 Blanco, Ismael 620 Borjeson, Natasja 211
Berrios Navarro, Pilar 613 Blay, Eva Alterman 218 Borrastero, Carina 661
Berruecos, Luis 236 Blofield, Merike 761 Bory, Anne 180, 488
Bertone, Fernando Martin 252 Blok, Anders 531 Boschi, Renato 540
Bérubé, Farrah 391 Blokland, Talja 122, 665 Bossert, Carl Friedrich 382
Besana, Patricio 212 Bloksgaard, Lotte 618 Bostrom, Ann-Kristin 496
Besedovsky, Natalia 325, 374, 736 Bloustien, Geraldine 94, 411 Boström, Magnus 211, 363
Beserra, Eliane 760 Blumer, Nadine 114 Botelho, Carolina 271
Besio, Cristina 105, 219, 257, 541 Boatca, Manuela 45, 149, 193, 352, Bottaro, Lorena 326, 492
Besle, Sylvain 64 441, 522, 762 Bouchard, Louise 263, 532
Bessa, Altamiro Sergio Mol 367 Boccagni, Paolo 124, 175, 346, 538 Bouffartigue, Paul 176
Besser, Terry 28 Böcker, Rafael 427 Bould, Sally 48, 623
Betcher, Carrie 60 Bodemann, Y. Michal 114, 354 Bourblanc, Magalie 636
Beyreuther, Irene Veronica 91 Body-Gendrot, Sophie 577 Bourgeault, Ivy 263, 588, 745
Beytía, Pablo 246 Boehm, Steffen 160 Bover, Tomás 755
Bezerra, Marlos Alves 62, 159 Boekkooi, Marije 747 Bowden, Gary 161, 426
Bhadra, Bula 244, 603 Boer, Justine 249 Boyd, Monica 345
Bhambra, Gurminder 149, 352 Boese, Martina 394 Boykoff, Maxwell 531
Bhatia, Ajeeta 529 Bogner, Artur 112, 135 Bozok, Mehmet 169
Bhatia, Anjali 77, 663 Bogunia-Borowska, Malgorzata 318 Bozok, Nihan 169
 418 
Bozonnet, Jean-Paul 243 Brown, Lawrence 40 Caceres Zapatero, Dolores 629
Braga, Maria Angela Figueiredo 413 Brown, Patrick 42, 92, 509 Caetano, André 228
Braga, Ruy 179, 213, 700 Browne, Craig 262, 477 Cafferatta, Graciela 640
Bragatto, Rachel 256 Bruel, Ana Lorena 759 Cairo, Maria Eugenia 423
Braga Vieira, Flavia 473 Brum, Ceres 192 Calavita, Kitty 725
Bragoni, Beatriz 202 Brumat, Leiza 452 Calazans, Diego 511
Brandhorst, Rosa María 366, 721 Brunet, Ignasi 478, 743 Calderón, Eduardo 478
Brändle Señan, Gaspar 629 Brunet Icart, Ignasi 444 Calderon, Fernando 155, 278
Brandts, Jordi 480 Brunner, Karl-Michael 773 Calderón Cockburn, Julio 572
Braslow, Laura 521, 738 Bryant, Rachel 414 Calero, Victor 439
Bratchford, Gary 279 Brzezinski, Maria Lúcia Navarro Lins 592 Caletti, Sergio 610
Braun, Annette 229 Buchinger, Eva 405, 555 Calise, Santiago 348
Brauner, Susana 378 Buehler-Niederberger, Doris 237, 517 Calise, Santiago Gabriel 97
Brauner Ferreira, Renata 524 Bugnone, Ana Liza 601 Callegari, José Antonio 449
Bravin, Clara B. 755, 756 Buhlungu, Sakhela 439 Calleros Rodriguez, Héctor 593, 659
Bravo Almonacid, Florencia 48 Bujes, Janaina 322 Calnan, Michael 26, 64
Bravo Reinoso, Pedro 265 Buonani Pasti, Henrique 311 Calvimontes, Jorge 593
Brea, Martina 423 Burau, Viola 231 Calvo, Esteban 445, 562, 737
Breckner, Ingrid 554 Burawoy, Michael 194 Camarena-Córdova, Rosa María 76,
Breckner, Roswitha 89, 260, 564, 596 Burchardt, Marian 144, 188, 226, 459, 518 156, 619
Breda, Bruna 154 Burgess, Adam 92, 606 Camargo, Thais 524
Brenner, Ana Karina 268 Burgos, Fernando 73 Camarotti, Ana Clara 265, 656
Brewer, Rose 221 Burin, David 94 Cambours de Donini, Ana 223, 297
Brey, Elisa 251 Burkart, Mara 653 Cambre, Maria-Carolina 279
Brickner, Rachel 315 Burnier, Suzana 730 Camelo, Ana Paula 566, 598
Bricocoli, Massimo 142 Burris, Val 206 Caminati, Francisco Antunes 733
Bridges, Todd Arthur 736 Burstein, Nidia Irene 518 Campello Carvalheira, José Barreto 230
Brieger, Peter 17 Burucua, Jose 202 Campos, Christiane S.S 471
Briggs, Daniel 727 Busbridge, Rachel 599 Campos, Rosana 471
Bringel, Breno 473, 657 Busch, Anne 196, 257 Campos Huerta, Martha Elizabeth 139
Briscioli, Bárbara 229 Busse, Erika 670 Campusano, Marina 22
Brites, Rui 197, 627 Bussi, Eliana Mercedes 773 Cañaveral, Lucía 138
Brito, Celso 649 Busso, Mariana 75 Cancino Lara, Mirosalba 130
Brito, Olivier 53 Bustos Garcia, Brenda Araceli 208 Cancino Perez, Leonardo 110, 355
Brito, Simone 621 Butcher, Stephanie 212 Canedo, Maria Luiza 329
Brito, Yvana Carla Fechine 458 Butler, Tim 228 Canedo Vasquez, Gabriela 702
Brito de Oliveira, Lucia Maria 281 Butti, Federico 157 Canelo, Paula 540
Britto, Ana Lucia 492, 758 Bywater, Krista 160, 711 Cangussu, Amanda Cristina N. 187
Britton, Dee 458, 568 Cann, Candi 414
Brodsky, Marcelo 648 Cantão, Cisalpina 150
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Brodsky, Stanley 60 Cantó-Milà, Natàlia 385, 669
Bröer, Christian 42, 105 Caamaño, Gabriela 527 Capanema Alvares, Lucia 367
Bronzo, Carla 73 Cabanzo Valencia, Miyerlandy 735 Capece Woronowicz, Eva 469
Brooke, Elizabeth 336, 707 Cabral Félix de Sousa, Isabela 175 Capella, Antoinetta 228
Broom, Alex 64, 633 Cabrera, M. Claudia 684 Caplan, Alicia 466
Brosnan, Caragh 430 Cabrera Echeverría, Anibal 22 Caporale, Alessandra 317
Broudehoux, Anne-Marie 514 Cabrera Rubio, Anna Luisa 466 Capous-Desyllas, Moshoula 411
 419 
Caprara, Bernardo 229 Castles, Stephen 394 Chandra, Rajesh 327
Caravaca, Evangelina 764 Castro, Bárbara 196, 637 Chandra, Vinod 154, 216, 663
Carballo, Marita 11 Castro, Carolina 54 Chandri, Raghava 426
Carbonelli, Marcos 495 Castro, José Esteban 326, 492, 569, 760 Chang, Heng-hao 246
Cardenas, Julian 206, 763 Castro, Lucia Rabello de 164 Chang, Jason Chien-chen 499, 750
Cardenas, luis Alberto 35 Castro, Talita 48, 259 Chang, Kuang-chi 217, 603, 671
Cardenas, Sabine 237 Castro-Santos, Luiz 278, 300 Chang, Ming-Yi 78
Cardenas Tomazic, Ana 144 Casullo, Maria Esperanza 522 Chang, Shin-Ock 425
Cardia, Nancy 462 Catanho, Maria Clara 115 Chang, Yuting 156
Cardoso, Bruno 12 Caubet, Christian Guy 592 Chantraine, Olivier 16, 58, 692
Cardoso Montanhana, Beatriz 145 Caula, Pamela 91 Chappell, Neena 107, 214
Carman, Maria 87 Causa, Adriana 349 Charlton, Sarah 54
Carneiro, Maria José 407 Cava, Roberta 71, 543 Charness, Gary 480
Carneiro-da-Cunha, Maximiliano 321 Cavalcante, Cláudia 329 Chase-Dunn, Christopher 166, 287
Carney, Julia 579 Cavalcanti, Ana C.R. 582 Chaskielberg, Hector 763
Carof, Solenn 306 Cavalcanti, Leonardo 251, 457 Chatterjee, Biswajit 147
Carosio, Alba 610 Cavalli, Stefano 309 Chattopadhyay, Molly 753
Carpentieri, Yanina 698 Cavas, Cláudio 51, 201 Chaturvedi, Manjeet 355
Carrano, Paulo 266 Cavia, Manuel 459, 518 Chau, Kénora 210
Carrasco, Alejandro 229 Cavusoglu, Rana 342, 624 Chau, Nearkasen 107, 210
Carrera, Leandro 512 Ccopa, Pedro Pablo 463 Chaufan, Claudia 644, 745
Carreras, Liliana 27 Cebolla Boado, Héctor 68, 347 Chauvin, Sébastien 180
Carrere, Geoffrey 426 Cedersund, Elisabet 31 Chaves, Andréa 150, 465
Carriel, Paola 331 Cedillo Hernández, Roberta Priscila 756 Chaves, Mariana 119, 265
Carrion, Rosinha 763 Celik, Ercüment 439 Chaves, Miguel 27
Carroll, William 102, 126, 287, Celis Barquera, Ximena 592 Chávez, Sergio 346
357, 425, 493 Cenerino, Alessandra 661 Chavez-Gonzalez, Guadalupe 39
Cartland, Jenifer 62, 288, 604 Centenaro, Angela Ester Mallmann 611 Chay, Claire 664
Carvalho, Salo De 185 Centner, Ryan 41 Checa, Susana 97
Carvalho Da Silva, Gessika Cecilia 431 Cerboncini Fernandes, Dmitri 378, 698 Chedid Henriques, Flávio 703
Carvalho Fiuza, Ana Louise 769 Cerda, Carlos 132 Chemali, Zeina 579
Casaca, Sara 48 Cerigo, Helen 40 Chen, Henglien Lisa 737
Casa Diamante, Gastón 444 Ceruti, Claire 213 Cheng, (Kent) Sheng Yao 750
Cassilde, Stéphanie 208, 564 Cervi, Mariana 475 Cheraghi-Sohi, Sudeh 26
Castañeda, Marcelo 533, 677 Cervia, Silvia 724 Chernicharo, Edna 33
Castaños, Fernando 440 Cerviño, Mariana 151, 313 Cheron, Cibele 431
Castel, Davy 51 Cervio, Ana Lucía 507 Cherubini, Daniela 702
Castel, Robert 554 Cesar, Daniel 450 Chesters, Jenny 63
Castellani, Ana Gabriela 540 Cesar, Layla 222, 667 Cheung, Chau-kiu 78
Castellanos, Juan Manuel 523 César Ramos, Paulo 539 Chiang, tien-Hui 750
Castelo Branco, Jordanna 237, 344 Chabay, Ilan 161, 407 Chiara, Magdalena 554
Castiglione, Celeste 276 Chacham, Alessandra 90 Chies Santos, Mariana 164, 690
Castiglioni, Ida 328, 554 Chakraborty, Sudip 7 Chio, Santiago 137
Castillo, Juan Carlos 28, 535 Chamberlain, Martyn 42, 92 Chireac, Silvia 165
Castillo, Marcelo 153 Chamniern, Paul 95 Cho, Jung Rae 295
Castillo-Winter, Silvia 378 Chan, Anita 205 Choque, Gerardo 392
Castillo Garza, Omar Javier 392 Chan, Kay-Wah 302 Choudry, Aziz 141
 420 
Chouhy, Gabriel 110 Coelho, Thierry 713 Cortes, Soraya 332, 587
Christanell, Anja 773 Coelho Albuquerque, José Lindomar 114 Cortés Suaza, Gustavo 526
Christiansen-Ruffman, Linda 618, 751, 768, Coentro, Luciana 465 Cortez, Rodrigo 717
769, 770 Cohen, Daniel Aldana 205, 758 Cortiñas, Inés 418
Christou, Miranda 318 Cohen, Nestor 378 Cosacov, Natalia 714
Chuang, Sheng-Yih 759 Coleman, David 319 Cosse, Isabella 423, 476
Chuchco, Nicolás 763 Coletto, Diego 177 Costa, Geraldo 212, 622
Chuchko, Dmytro 148, 239 Collin, Johanne 140, 169 Costa, Giuliana 228
Chun, Jennifer 21, 141, 360 Collins, Jock 599 Costa, Heloisa 758
Cicchelli, Vincenzo 605 Colllebedeff, Tatiana 764 Costa, Jorge Lopes da 92
Cidade Marinho, Andreia 754 Collyer, Fran 64 Costa, Lygia 759
Cielo, Maria Cristina 368 Colomb, Claire 41, 142, 514 Costa, Maria Conceição 150
Cifuentes, Javier 132 Colombo, Alba 151, 436 Costa, Rafael 273
Cilley, Constanza 11 Colomer, Antonio 478 Costa, Sergio 293, 702
Cincunegui, Carmen 661 Comba, Antonella 83, 690 Costa, Vanessa 281
Cindoglu, Dilek 181, 726 Comber, Barbara 93, 280 Costa, Vitor 465
Ciochetto, Lynne 436, 440, 489 CON, Emre 666 Costandius, Elmarie 568
Ciolli, Vanesa 684 CON, Gulcin 10, 485 Costa Neto, Iara 697
Ciordia, Carolina 476 Conceicao da Costa, Maria 182 Costa Pinheiro, Cláudio 69, 293
Cipponeri, Marcos 741 Conilh de Beyssac, Marie Louise 51, Cota-Yañez, Rosario 612
Cipriani, Roberto 443, 507 289, 533 Côté, Denyse 111
Cirakman Deveci, Asli 726 Connell, Raewyn 293 Cote, James 746, 771
Cisneros, Cesar 317, 429 Constantin, Andreea 393 Couffignal, Sophie 107
Cisneros, Paul 492 Constantino, Sophia 745 Cousinet, Graciela 195
Ciuffoletti, Sofia 97 Constantopoulou, Christiana 16, 58, 66, Coutinho, Beatriz Isola 457
Civila Orellana, Vanesa 440 317, 489 Couto, Márcia Thereza 633
Claes, Florencia 478, 681 Contreras Fernandez, Natalia Daniela 424 Cowan Ros, Carlos Javier 343
Clarke, Laura Hurd 645 Convert, Bernard 380 Cox, Cristián 535
Claudia, Uhart 423 Cook, Sarah 271 Craven, Catherine 10
Claus, Waldemar 690 Cooper, Trudi 321 Cremin, Colin 145
Clavijo, Janneth 251 Cordeiro, Eduardo Firak 160 Crenshaw, Martha 364
Clech, Pauline 710 Cordeiro, Wagner de Freitas 283 Crenzel, Emilio 354
Clegg, Stewart 307 Cordova Quero, Hugo 152 Crinall, Karen 647
Cleland Silva, Tricia 588 Corica, Agustina 216 Crisorio, Ricardo 756
Clemente, Adriana 362, 418 Cormack, Phillip 93 Cristiano, Javier 698
Clerge, Orly 228 Cornejo, Marcela 656 Crivos, Bárbara 184
Clerval, Anne 142 Corona, Roberto Brocanelli 675 Crocco, Natalia 765
Clivaz, Christophe 54 Corradi, M. Laura 90, 244, 686 Crofts, Thomas 694
Close, Caroline 250 Corral, Maria Manuela 212 Croissant, Daniela 17
Clot, Monica 195 Correa, Juliana 436 Crowder-Taraborrelli, Tomas 354
Clot Garrell, Anna 270 Correa, Nestor 3 Crudi, Roxana 368, 375, 611
Cloutier, Geneviève 758 Correia, Augusta 243 Crunel, Bérénice 488
Çoban Kenes, Hatice 276 Correia, Tiago 231 Cruz, Ana Cristina Juvenal 288
Cobe, Lorena 585 Corrochano, Maria Carla 75, 216 Cruz, June Alisson 723
Cock, Jacklyn 178, 409 Cortázar, Ricardo 328 Cruz, Lara Abreu 323
Cockerham, William 60 Corte, Malena 247 Cruz, Maria Angelica 656
Coe, Anna-Britt 22, 349 Cortes, Rosalia 560, 684 Cruz, Milton 189
 421 
Cruz, Sylvio 570 Dahlvik, Julia 190 de Graaff, Bert 42, 105
Cruz-Castro, Laura 199 Daich, Deborah 349 de Ipola, Emilio 58, 442
Cruz Solís, Heriberto 434 Dajani, Muna 299 Deissler, Stefan 480, 541
Csupor, Isabelle N/A Dallari, Sueli 395 Deitch, Cynthia 90
Cuartango, Izaskun 163, 365 Daloz, Jean-Pascal 57, 504 de Krom, Michiel 117
Cubilla, Waldemar 468 Dambrauskas, Alicia 218, 349 De La Fuente, Eduardo 455, 472
Cucca, Roberta 142 Damiani, Esteban 703 Del Aguila, Alvaro 378
Cuda, Emilce 682 Damij, Nadja 219, 763 Delamata, Gabriela 655
Cuellar Vazquez, Agelica 167 Daniel, Camila 394 de la Mora, Luis 582
Cuervo, Hernan 264, 712 Dansilio, Florencia 145 De La Rosa, Mario 340
Cuesta, Carolina 184 Daphi, Priska 747 De la Rosa, Rosanna 261
Cuesta, M. 683 Darchy-Koechlin, Brigitte 504 de La Torre Prados, Isabel 444, 743
Cuesta, Marta 683 Darcy, Michael 142, 299 Delaunay, Catarina 644, 703
Cuevas Hernandez, Ana Josefina 770 Daroqui, Alcira 730 Del Barrio, Elena 31, 737
Culley, Lorraine 668 Das, Sanjukta 31, 168 Delcroix, Catherine 106
Cunha, Claudia 640 da S. Mendonça Rêgo, Rafaela 290 del Cueto, Carla 240
Cunha, Márcia 291 Dash, Anita 753 Deleo, Camila 79
Cunha, Tiago 52, 245 Da Silva, Marcelo Raimundo 100 De Leo, Daniela 299
Cunial, Santiago 469, 661 da Silva Malgarin Filho, Marcello 334 Delesposte, Aline Guizardi 349, 769
Custódio Alves, Raquel 46 Dator, James 481 Delgado Molina, Cecilia 80, 682
Cutuli, Maria Soledad 510 David, Marília 363 Delgado Rivera, Efraín 450
Cutuli, Romina 701 David, Matthew 558 Delhey, Jan 586, 627
Cyfer, Ingrid 84 David, Pierre-Marie 169 Delicado, Ana 425
Cypriano, Breno 218, 431 Davidson, Debra 657 de Lima, Blanca 150, 672
Czapka, Elzbieta Anna 770 Davila Neto, Maria Inácia 201, 533 de Lima Costa, Maria do
Davis, Diane E. 714, 738 Perpétuo Soccoro 721
Davis, Kathy 198, 260 Delshammar, Tim 620
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Davis, Meagan 745 Deltell, Luis 681
D’Abreu, Kim C. 297 Davis, Nancy 676 Del Valle, Nicolás 4
D’Amico, Marcelo 764 Day, Jennifer 134 Demailly, Lise 16, 58
D’Avila, Maria Inácia 161 Dayrell, Juarez 266 Demaine, Jack 499
D’Avila Neto, Gustavo 657 De Angelis, Carlos F. 72 de Marco, Stefano 258, 732
D’Avila Neto, Maria Inacia 196, 289 De Angelis, Gabriele 248, 311 de Marinis, Pablo 9
D’hers, Victoria 86, 507 Debandi, Natalia 513 De Mario, Camila 365
D’Onofrio, María Guillermina 69, 536 de Beyssac, Marie 161 Demartini, Zeila 366
D’Ottaviano, Camila 245 Debnar, Milos 63, 485 Demasi, Carlos 354, 734
D’Urso, Lucila 179 de Camargo Martins, Cauê 681 de Matos Sardinha Pinto, Lucas 224
Da-Silva-Rosa, Teresa 407, 531 De Carvalho, Salo 185 de Melo Vasconcellos, Rafaela 730
Dabenigno, Valeria 229 de Castro Almeida, Rachel 27 Demir, Ipek 114
Dabul, Lígia 313 de Castro Fontainha, Fernando 252 Demirkol, Esra 18, 603
Dachary, Mariela 539, 764 De Castro Halis, Denis 413 Deng, Yunxue 238
da Costa, Isabel 71, 395 Decataldo, Alessandra 243 Denis, Ann 36, 310, 485, 599
da Costa, Nestor 573 de Chacus, Sylvie 51 de Oliveira Neto, João Matias 436
da Costa, Renata Almeida 505 Deedat, Sarah 64 de Oliveira Queiroz, Thais 45
Dados, Nour 293 De Fazio, Federico Leandro 46 De Olivera Barbosa, Maria Ligia 139, 723
Dafunchio, Sofia 3, 698 De Filippo, Daniela 69 Depeli, Gülsüm 94, 260
Dahl, Espen 532 Degiuli, Francesca 513, 617 Depelteau, Francois 158
 422 
Depoy, Elizabeth 272 Di Giulio, Gabriela 459, 606 Duhalde, Santiago 213
Desai, Manisha 181, 425, 648 Di Leo, Pablo Francisco 265, 656 Dunlap, Riley 243
De Santis Feltran, Gabriel 87 Dillon, Frank 340 Duque, Alvaro 440
Deschamps, Loïc 669 Dill Soares, Paulo Brasil 733 Durán, Francisco 271
De Sena, Angélica 86 Di Marco, Graciela 23, 655 Durán, Valeria 714
De Sena Jardim, Gabriel 657 di Napoli, Pablo 752 Durand-Delvigne, Annick 51
De Sena Jardim, Gabriel 51 Dinardi, Cecilia 370 Durante, Marcelo 453
de Souza, Flávio 15, 582 Diniz, Eli 540 Dushina, Svetlana 249, 301
de Souza, Josué N/A Diniz, Madson 687 Dussaillant, Francisca 117, 516
de Souza, Rafael 747 Diop, Carmen 564, 708 Dutra, Letícia 46
De Souza Bujes, Janaina 185 Diuana, Roberta 168 Dvoskin, Nicolás 476, 715
de Souza Lima, Lívia 192 Di Virgilio, María Mercedes 15, 446 Dworkin, A. Gary 174, 274, 303, 589, 667
de Souza Morais, Danilo 539 Dixon, Jeremy 42 Dwyer, Tom 673
de Souza Sartore, Marina 661 Dobratz, Betty 276 Dysman, Maria Carolina 134, 539
De Souza Trindade, Joyce Nathalia 527 Dodel, Matías 424 Dzervite, Stefan 198
De Spiegelaere, Stan 219 Dodson, Jualynne 270, 495
Desrosiers, Hugo C. 140 Dohnke, Jan 514
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Dessein, Joost 117 Domanski, Dmitri 451
Destro de Oliveira, Glaucia 31, 259 Domingues, José Maurício 522 Eberle, Thomas S. 136
Deusdad, Blanca 5 Dominguez, Armando 47, 619 Echeconea, Mariano 64
Devalle, Verónica 184, 647 Domínguez García, María Isabel 76, Echeverri, María Margarita 251
Devane, Declan 668 218, 419 Eckardt, Frank 368
Deville, Joe 277 Donato, Mateus 118 Ecker, Martha 315
Devleeshouwer, Perrine 174 Dong, Weizhen 296 Edelblute, Heather 346
Devlin, Maurice 321 Donza, Eduardo 120 Edelstein, Mariela 22
de Vroome, Thomas 420, 485 do Prado, Juliana 558 Eduardo Nunes Jacondino, Eduardo 559
de Wenden, Catherine 394 Doran, Marie-Christine 52, 155 Egger, Rudolf 412
Dheensa, Sandi 668 Douglas, Karen Manges 36, 676 Ego-Aguirre, Maria del Pilar 218
Diana Menéndez, Nicolás 311, 315 Douglass, Rex 364 Ehlert Maia, João Marcelo 45
Dias, António 713 Doula, Sheila Maria 303 ehrenfeld Lenkiewicz, Noemi 164
Dias Vieira, Adriana 97 Downie, Kathleen 329 Eichner, Klaus 536
Diaz, Ana Griselda 467 Draelants, Hugues 504 Eisentraut, Steffen 154
Diaz, Unai 365 Draganchuk, Celia 539, 764 Ejembi, Egri 759
Díaz-Juarbe, Roberto O. 515 Draibe, Sonia 428 Eke, Edit 532
Diaz-Orueta, Unai 31 Dreher, Jochen 136, 391 Ekman, Susanne 88
Diaz-Veiga, Pura 365 Dressen, Marnix 24, 315 Elabor-Idemudia, Patience 670, 753
Diaz Bizkarguenaga, Koldo 305 Dressing, Harald 17 Eleta-De Filippis, Roxana 445
Diaz Orueta, Fernando 368 Drumond, André 262 Elizalde, Silvia 119
Díaz Perera, Miguel Angel 328 Duaibs, Raquel 178 Elizalde Soto, Rodrigo Antonio 18, 529
Díaz Velázquez, Eduardo 204 Duarte Acquistapace, Maximiliano 698 Elsakka, Abaher 563
Diceanu, Alexandru 21 Duarte Nunes, Everardo 183 Eluwawalage, Damayanthie 557
Dickins, Marissa 306 Dube, Saurabh 352 Embrick, David 221
Diefenbach, Aletta 268, 564 Dubois, Fanny 390 Emiliozzi, Valeria 756
Dietrich, Hans 216 Dubrow, Joshua 72, 420, 471, 713 Empinotti, Vanessa 492
Dietz, Thomas 426 Dufour-Poirier, Melanie 575 Encalada Grez, Evelyn 21
Diez, Carolina 91 Du Gay, Paul 88 Engel, Cíntia 47
DiFrancesco, Darryn Anne 249 Dughera, Lucila 688 Engelmann, Wilson 511
 423 
Engels, Anita 307 Fachinetto, Rochele 453, 631 Ferenaz, Juan 368, 375
Engeman, Cassandra 410 Facioli, Lara 158 Feres, Alfredo 728
Enguix, Begonya 86, 720 Factor, Roni 232 Fernandes, Camila Nastari 571
Erbout, Nathalie 117 Fadaee, Simin 23 Fernandes Camara, Heloisa 46
Erdemci, Fulya 473 Fadayomi, Theophilus 660 Fernandes da Silva, Mayra 46
Ergin, Nezihe Basak 299, 368 Faggiano, Maria Paola 243 Fernandes da silva, Mayra 46
Ericksen, Julia 198 Fair, Hernán 715 Fernandez, Francisca 392
Ermida, Ana Laura 465 Fako, Thabo 298 Fernandez, María Alejandra 240
Eryszewicz, Leandro 632, 666 Falabella, Alejandra 229, 351 Fernández, Miguel 112
Escalante, Ana 39 Falcão, Denise 18, 436 Fernández, Roberto 429
Escalante, Juan Carlos 536 Falcon, Sylvanna 146, 181 Fernández, Santiago 453
Escalante, Pablo Facundo 202 Faleiro, Matheus 723 Fernández, Sofía 624
Escobar, Gerardo 757 Fan, Gang-Hua 78 Fernandez-Cid, Hernán 331
Escobar, Jorge 28, 535 Fan, Lulu 238 Fernández-Enguita, Mariano 497
Escolar, Cora 33, 765 Fansten, Maia 490 Fernandez-Rodriguez, Carlos 688
Escutia, Eva 139 Faria, Ana Lucia Goulart de 630 Fernandez Alvarez, Maria Ines 693
Esguerra, Catalina 413 Faria, Lina 300 Fernandez Araya, Margarita 644
Esin, Gülsen 160 Faria G. Iacovini, Rodrigo 587 Fernández Bouzo, María Soledad 520
Eskenazi, Davi 27 Farias Rovati, João 184 Fernández Buffa, Rodrigo 184
Eslava, Julia 763 Farina, Victoria 265 Fernández Esquinas, Manuel 69
Eslava-Schmalbach, Javier H. 47, 530 Farini, Federico 59 Fernandez Lorca, María Beatriz 623
Esparza, Louis 567, 577 Farji Neer, Anahí 440, 510 Fernández Meijide, Camila 46
Espíndola, Fabiana 79, 331 Faro, Fabiola 338 Fernandez Milmanda, Belén 213
Espiñeira Gonzalez, María Victória 592 Farro, Antimo Luigi 23, 448, 543, 639 Fernandez Vavrik, German 59, 115, 442
Espinosa, Juan Felipe 426 Farshchi, Mahtab 54 Ferragina, Emanuele 761
Espoz, Belen 86 Fasanella, Antonio 243 Ferrari, Manuela 306
Espoz, María Belén 98, 557 Fasciglione, Lucia 559 Ferrarini, Adriane 427, 705
Essack, Shaheeda 667, 759 Fassi, Marisa 439 Ferrarini, Tommy 706
Estanque, Elisio 698 Fassio, Adriana 139, 737 Ferraz, Joana D`Arc Fernandes 283
Esteban, Fernando 640 Fátima de Oliveira Souza, Souza 469 Ferreira, Lara 477
Esteban, Khalil 738 Fattore, Marco 171 Ferreira, Lara Marina 225
Esteves, Ana Margarida 178 Faustino, Jean Carlo 347 Ferreira, Leila 117
Estivalet, Anelise 320 Fayomi, Oluyemi 660 Ferreira, Lucia da Costa 117, 161
Estupiñan, Mary Luz 485 Fazal, Shehina 643 Ferreira, Mara 236
Etxeberria, Igone 365, 737 Fazito, Dimitri 482 Ferreira, Marcia dos Santos 467
Euclides, Maria Simone 303 Feixa, Carles 119, 387, 435 Ferreira, Maria Ines 73
Eustolia Durán Pizaña, Eustolia 500 Feld, Claudia 354 Ferreira, Miguel A. 204
Evans, Peter 102, 493 Felder, Ruth 65, 357 Ferreira, Regina Fátima C.F. 245
Ewert, Benjamin 228 Feldman, Alice 89, 201 Ferreira, Rialize 631
Eynard, Martin 419, 756 Feldman, Patricio 205 Ferreira de Almeida, João 197, 627
Felice, Magdalena 424, 728 Ferreño, Laura 375
Felizardo, Rafael G. 717 Ferreyro, Juana 223
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Felizola, Matheus Pereira Ferro, Mariano 739
Fabiansson, Charlotte 605 Mattosfeizola 368 Fialho, Ana Letícia 235
Fabri, Silvina 33, 765 Felton, Emma 521 Fialho, Carlos Eduardo 391
Facal, Silvia 649 Fennema, Meindert 206 Fialkova, Larisa 660
Fachelli, Sandra 171, 216 Fenoglio, Fiorella 192 Figari, Claudia 150
 424 
Figols, Florence 145 Foo Kong Dejo, Herminia C. 757 Funes, Mariangeles 615
Figueira da Silva, Kamila 129 Foote, Jackson 258 Fursov, Konstantin 291, 511
Filardo, Veronica 517, 755 Fornillo, Bruno 730 Furtado, Fabrina 567
Filgueira de Almeida, Dulce 6, 292 Forrest, Ray 299 Fusulier, Bernard 196, 290
Filice de Barros, Nelson 230, 774 Forssell, Emilia 707
Filizzola Nogueira, Romulo 193 Forte, Miguel Ángel 348 g
Filomeno, Felipe 126 Forte, Vinicius 621
Finco, Daniela 423, 630 Forteza González, Maria 270 Gabarrot, Mariana 538
Finez, Jean 24, 291 Fox-Hodess, Caitlin 110, 213 Gabe, Jonathan 64, 169
Finguerut, Ariel 752 Fozdar, Farida 276 Gadea, Charles 662
Fiorello, Christopher 227 Fracalanza, Ana Paula 492 Gadre, Aneela 529
Firmo Barreira, Irlys 328 Fraga Sampaio, Márcia 33 Gadsden, Carlos 478
Fischer, Karin 291, 585 Frake-Mistak, Mandy 375 Gago, Veronica 367
Fischman, Gustavo 535, 705 Frances, Kate 109 Gaiger, Luiz Inácio 600
Fischnaller, Celina 205 Franco, Delia 375, 611 Gaio, Jorge 723
Fisher, Alison 43 Franco Camara, Andreza Aparecida 524 Gaitán, Flavio 540
Fisher, Dana 711, 740 Frank Italia, Pablo 297 Galak, Eduardo 162
Fisher, Jane 241 Franzen, Sarah 458 Galcanova, Lucie 228
Fiuza, Pilar 375 Fraschini, Mariano 632 Galdeano, Ana Paula 87
Fiuza, Ana Louise de Carvalho 303 Frazão, Paulo 465 Galdino de Magalhaes Santos,
Flagg, Julia 243 Frediani, Alex 212, 514 Larissa 524
Flam, Helena 56, 383, 412 Freeman, James 514 Galdona, Nerea 163, 737
Fleitas Ortiz de Rozas, Diego Manuel 453 Fregidou-Malama, Maria 427, 600 Gale, Peter 343
Fleury-Teixeira, Elizabeth Maria 469 Freidin, Betina 64, 230 Galera, María Cecilia 270, 286
Floeter, Guilherme 475 Freitas, Fernando Vieira de 225 Galindo, Jorge 698
Flores, Cristina Gabriela 337 Freitas, Guilherme 562 Gallant, Nicole 268, 605
Flores, Rudis Yilmar 328, 614 Fresneda, Betina 467 Galvao, Andreia 213
Flores Camacho, Orión Arturo 362 Freytes Frey, Ada 77, 229, 268 Gálvez, Eduardo 716
Florez Muñoz, Daniel 46 Fridman, Daniel 273, 351, 486, 642 Gálvez Gálvez, Laura 290
Floriani, Dimas 61 Fried Amilivia, Gabriela 354, 567, Gama, Fabiene 318, 647
Florit, Luciano 773 675, 734 Gambarotta, Emiliano 621, 658
Flury, Jorgelina 94, 279 Friedman, Eli 21, 238 Gamboa Esteves, Abril 137
Focas, Brenda 83 Friedman, Lawrence 167 Gandler, Stefan 4
Fogiel-Bijaoui, Sylvie 13 Frigerio, Alejandro 270 Gantois, Maïlys 439
Fonjong, Lotsmart 636, 751 Fritz, Jan Marie 62, 159, 361, 454, 553 Gantzias, George 289, 643
Fonseca, Alan Eric 242 Frota, Francisco Horacio da Silva 327 Garat, Javier 631
Fonseca, Cesar 497 Frota, Maria Guiomar da Cunha 154, 725 Garbin, Helena 42, 296
Fonseca, Dora 625 Frota, Maria Helena de Paula 146 García, Angela 368
Fonseca, Enah 192 Fucito, Felipe 97 García, Ariel Oscar 738
Fonseca, Susana 243 Fücker, Sonja 189, 669 Garcia, Daiene 524
Fontecoba, Ariel 629 Fuentes, Concha 5 Garcia, Loreley 127
Fontenelle, Isleide 172, 200, 258, Fuentes, Guillermo 153, 748 García, María Alejandra 603
334, 391, 578 Fuentes, Sebastian 387 Garcia, Mariana 164
Fontes, Breno 60, 438, 536 Fuentes Reyes, Gabriela 534 Garcia, Marina Luz 328
Fontes, Margarida 484 Fujihara, Fumiya 594 García, Marisa 337
Foo, Katherine 520 Fujisaki, Tomoko 488 García, Mauricio 110
Fookong Dejo, Herminia 91 Fulgêncio, Vinícius 15 Garcia, Pablo Sebastian 285, 469
 425 
Garcia, Sebastián 468 Gesualdi, Mariana 138, 300 Goetz, Susanne 617
Garcia, Silvio Marques 445 Ghelfi, Federico 299 Gohn, Maria da Glória 215, 278, 657
García-Romeral Moreno, Gloria 270 Gherlone, Laura 697 Goicolea, Isabel 22
García Andrade, Adriana 33 Ghibaudi, Javier 514 Goinheix, Sebastián 362
Garcia Caicedo, Cristian David 395 Ghiberto, Luciana 559 Goldfrank, Benjamin 620
Garcia Cortes, Alfonso 39 Giacomini, Sonia 514 Goldstein, Ariel Alejandro 653
García de Fanelli, Ana 297 Giacoponello, Mariela 260 Goldstone, Jack 556
García Figueroa, Emma 506 Gianezini, Quelen 285, 525 Golovko, Nikita 182
Garcia Perez, Eva 184, 367 Giannakopoulos, Angelos 395 Gomes, Carla 123, 425
García Ramos, Tania 120 Giannoutsou, Margarita 443 Gomes, Christianne 18, 704
Garduño Valero, Guillermo Javier R. 222 Gianuzzi, Leda 741 Gomes, Christianne Luce 203
Gareau, Brian 531, 739 Giaquinta, Marìa Lorena 449 Gomes, Cicera 760
Garibaldo, Francesco 134 Giarelli, Guido 724 Gomes, Jaciara 115
Garibay, David 587 Giasanti, Alberto 328, 554 Gomes de Lucena, Fabrícia 760
Garita, Nora 728 Gibb, Kenneth 54, 212, 299, 434, 483 Gómez, Nicolás 466
Garma, Carlos 270 Gibbons, Jacqueline 313, 385 Gómez, Vanesa 260
Garreton, Manuel Antonio 278, 473 Gibbs Van Brunschot, Erin 694 Gómez-Cruz, Edgar 317
Garrett, Daniel 458 Gibson, William 324 Gómez Rojas, Gabriela 524
Garrido, Natalia 565 Gieco, Agostina 490 Gomez Romero, Celeste 22
Garrido Castillo Jaime, Jaime 110 Gigena, Noemí Adriana 518 Gomez Solorzano, Marco 699
Gartaula, Hom Nath 459 Gilad, Noga 474 Gómez y Patiño, María 444
Gasser, Martin 13, 275 Gil Araujo, Sandra 251 Gonalons Pons, Pilar 345, 770
Gastron, Andrea 46, 525 Gil Arboleda, Yesid Mauricio 733 Gonçalo, Camila 774
Gastron, Liliana 150, 672 Gilek, Michael 211 Gonçalves, Danyelle Nilin 769
Gattoni, María Soledad 635 Gilinskiy, Yakov 333, 631 Gonçalves, Maria Elizete 715
Gaudad, Ludmila 690 Gill, Elizabeth 43 Gonçalves, Rafael Soares 87
Gaudet, Joanne 105, 662 Gillet, Anne 257 Gonçalves, Thiago Roberto Zibetti 160
Gaudez, Florent 16, 235, 370 Gilli, Juan Jose 139 Goncalves Leonel da Silva, Renan 182
Gavirati, Pablo 742 Gilson, Adeline 342, 350, 488 Gong, Rachel 209
Gayol, Sandra 202, 240 Gilson, Stephen Gilson 272 Gonnet, Juan Pablo 173, 432
Gaytan Alcala, Felipe 35, 286 Gimenez Beliveau, Verónica 330, 682 Gonzales, Osmar 611
Gazso, Amber 623 Ginsburg, Ruthie 143, 411 Gonzalez, Anahi Patricia 752
Gaztañaga, Julieta 168 Giordano, Veronica 45, 653 Gonzalez, Blanca Eva 137
Geddes, Mike 102, 620 Giorgetti Valente, Mariana 448 Gonzalez, Gloria 297
Gendler, Martín Ariel 489 Girasek, Edmond 532 Gonzalez, Gustavo 559
Gené, Mariana 716 Girola, María Florencia 245 González, Jorge 450, 677
Gentile, Maria Florencia 423 Girón, Alicia 130, 585 González, Luis Eduardo 225
Gentili, Pablo 610 Giugliano, Rogerio 287 González, Mariana 265
George, Sheba 60 Giumbelli, Emerson 226 González, María Sol 476
Georges, Isabel 87 Gjergji, Elda 702 Gonzalez, Mari Feli 261
Georgieva, Nadya 5, 305 Glass, Michael 483 González, Natalia Laura 265
Georjão Fernandes, Eduardo 164, 185 Gloria Nunes Andrade, Regina 613 González-Ferrer, Amparo 251
Geraldo, Pedro 525 Glorioso, Valeria 532 González-Hernando, Marcos 273, 353
Gerharz, Eva 343 Gluz, Nora 224 Gonzalez-Perez, Guillermo Julian 113,
Geribola Moreno, Gilberto 387, 573 Gobbi, Marcia 423, 472 164, 261
Germana, Cesar 524 Godoy, Lorena 664 Gonzalez Chavarria, Alexander 567
Gërxhani, Klarita 480 Goettlich, Andreas 561, 631 González Chávez, Jaime Miguel 450
 426 
González Hernández, Guadalupe Grondona, Ana Lucía 9, 73 Gutiérrez, Miguel Francisco 328
Margarita 381 Gross, Matthias 105, 117, 711 Gutiérrez, Pamela 524
González Hernández, José Roberto 381 Grossi, Gabriele 284 Gutiérrez, Ricardo 212, 635
González Maldonado, Ingrid 444 Grossi, Naiara 462, 675 Gutierrez, Rodolfo 165, 586
González Parra, Claudio 357 Grossi Porto, Maria Stela 333, 690 Gutiérrez-Martínez, Daniel 286, 343
Goode, Luke 565 Guadarrama, Gloria Jovita 431 Gutierrez Chong, Natividad 392, 659, 702
Goods, Caleb 126, 409 Gualdi, Ismael 491 Gutierrez Cornelius, Eduardo 164
Goransky, Alejandro 713 Guaraldo, Paula 612 Gutierrez Martinez, Daniel 186, 429, 752
Gorban, Débora 65 Guay, Louis 161, 758 Gutiérrez Rodriguez, Encarnación 762
Gormally, Sinead 321 Guaymás, Álvaro 599 Guttierrez, Mariano Hernan 138
Gornick, Janet 618 Gubkin, Shulamit S. 678 Guzhva, Olga 239, 406
Gorostiaga, Jorge M. 297 Güelman, Martín 265 Guzman, Eugenio 117
Gorshkov, Mikhail 339, 673 Guemureman, Silvia 119 Guzmán, Oscar 691
Gotman, Anne 638 Guerreiro, Susana 425 Guzman, Raul Alejandro 120
Gottero, Laura 231 Guerreiro F. Freire, Michele 323 Guzman Ocegueda, Dr. Alejandro 316
Gottfried, Heidi 275 Guerrero, Linda Luz B. 516 Gvion, Liora 294
Gough, Orla 650 Guerrero, Sandra 234
Gould, Deborah 669, 747 Guerrero Bernal, Juan Carlos 442
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Gourgues, Guillaume 180 Guerrini, Daniel 285
Gouveia, Andréa 497 Guevara, Tomás 15 Haas, Eric 535
Gouvias, Dionysios 174, 303 Guichard, Eduardo 309 Haas, Nicole 135
Govender, Jay 673 Guido, Luciana 573 Haav, Kaarel 28
Graeff, Peter 81, 169 Guidotti Gonzalez, Carolina Alondra 707 Haber, Natalie 475, 678
Graglia, Amy 215 Guilam, Cristina 42, 296 Haberkern, Klaus 156, 623
Graizer, Oscar Luis 3 Guilat, Dr. Yael 143 Habuchi, Ichiyo 605
Gran, Brian 414, 519, 567 Guillaume, Cécile 180, 315 Hadjiyanni, Andromachi 228
Granchamp Florentino, Laurence 363 Guillen-Grima, Francisco 261 Haegel, Florence 250
Grandoli, Maria Eugenia 3 Guimaraes, Antonio 441 Hagen, Målfrid Irene 151, 563
Granjo, Paulo 425 Guimaraes, Jamile 268, 712 Hagino, Córa Hisae 329
Grant, Karen 306 Guimarães, Jaqueline Guimarães Haidar, Julieta 699
Grava, Diego 773 Santos 741 Haidar, Victoria 9, 664
Gravante, Tommaso 681, 709 Guimaraes, Nadya 275 Hakim, Nadia 264
Grawert, Elke 135 Guio, Priscila 531 Halley, Jeanne 235
Grecco, Fabiana 664 Guirado, Jose 68 Halley, Jeffrey 172, 200, 258, 313, 334,
Greenberg, Miriam 184, 594 Guivant, Júlia S. 211, 622 391, 578, 601,
Greene, Margarita 483 Gündüz, Eran 366, 702 Hamal Gurung, Shobha 345
Greenstein, Ran 282 Gunes, Onder 281 Hamanishi, Eiji 103
Greghi, Thiago 332 Gupta, Roohi 581 Hamel, Pierre 368, 758
Gresh, Rebecca 736 Gupta, Saloni 636 Hammerslev, Ole 302
Griera i Llonch, Maria del Mar 270 Gür, Deniz Ali 35 Hamnett, Chris 228
Griffith, Alison 280, 375 Gurcan, Efe Can 543 Hanafi, Sari 249
Grigorowitschs, Tamara 33 Guridy-Cerritos, Vanessa 626 Hanela, Sergio 760
Grinberg, Lev 278 Gurieva, Liudmila 739 Hanquinet, Laurie 174
Grinberg, Silvia 3, 698, 773 Gurpegui, Alfonso 737 Hänzi, Denis 104
Griscti, Ximena 191 Gurza Lavalle, Adrian 332 Harada, Shun 70, 410
Grisoni, Anahita 230 Gusmão de Oliveira, Nelma 514 Harding, Alan 388
Grisotti, Marcia 169 Gusso, Ramon José 367 Harley, Kirsten 64, 509
 427 
Harman, Vicki 198, 564 Herrero, Marta 235 Horner, Jed 606
Harrikari, Timo 727, 754 Herr Harthorn, Barbara 244 Horta, Ana 243
Harrington, Christine 26, 74 Herrman, Helen 241 Hosoda, Miwako 724
Harris, Kevan 556 Herselman, Stephne 581 Hosogaya, Nobuko 763
Hasegawa, Koichi 117, 594 Hertle, Christine 490 Hovnanian, André 519
Hashiguchi, Shoji 488 Herzer, Hilda 594 Hovnanian, Marco 519
Hassan, Robert 561 Herzog, Hanna 547 Howaldt, Jürgen 337
Hatcher, Craig 217 Hettige, Siri 216, 429 Hryciuk, Renata Ewa 676
Hathazy, Paul 453, 722 Hetzler, Antoinette 90, 320 Hsiau, A-chin 32
Hatlevik, Ida K.R. 74 Heuer, Christopher Jon 272 Hsieh, Michelle F. 671
Hattatoglu, Dilek 177, 664 Hewitt, Linda 393 Hsung, Ray-May 206, 508
Haunss, Sebastian 747 Hill, Lucas de Brito 154 Huang, Paoyi 384
Hazama, Itsuhiro 292 Himeno, Kosuke 319 Huber, Evelyne 308, 584
Heath, Melanie 90, 510 Hirabayashi, Yuko 103 Huber, Florian 41
Heathfield, Michael 321 Hirai, Shinji 124 Huebenthal, Maksim 109
Hecker, Paul 153 Hirata, Daniel 690 Huergo, Juliana 557
Hedman, Juha 301, 380 Hirata, Helena 275 Hufnagel, Marco 31
Heemskerk, Eelke 206 Hirata, Marcia 483 Hughes, Melanie 146
Heese, Karla 336 Hirata, Tomohisa 356 Huguet, Ángel 165
Hegewisch, Ariane 90 Hirose, María Belén 563 Huidi, Ma 529
Heizmann, Boris 441, 457 Hirsch, Anita 183, 421 Hujo, Katja 271
Helander, Mika 452 Hirsch, Dafna 294, 334 Humphrey, Michael 357
Helena Rampelotti, Danieli 203 Hirsch-Adler, Anita 139 Hundal, Manmohanjit 233, 274, 500
Helland, Håvard 74 Hirsch Adler, Anita 39 Huning, Sandra 142
Helman, Sara 131 Hirseland, Andreas 188 Hunt, Stephen 35
Henaway, Mostafa 141 Hjort, Jens Lunnan 267 Hurd Clarke, Laura 48
Hendrick, Joshua 479 Hlebec, Valentina 116 Hutson, Royce 147
Hendrickx, Jef 753 Ho, Glos 148
Hennebert, Marc-Antonin 575 Hobbis, Geoffrey 108
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Henricks, Thomas 66, 253 Hoegsbro, Kjeld 190, 438
Henríquez, María 518 Hoehne, Stefan 669 Iacobellis, Marisa 188, 699
Henry-Waring, Millsom 276, 394 Hoff, Andreas 259, 494 Iadevito, Paula 654
Heran, Tamara 479 Höhne, Stefan 709 Ianos, Adelina 165
Heras Monner Sans, Ana Inés 94 Holland, Caroline 214, 214 Ianowski, María Vanda 554
Herbrik, Regine 317, 443, 638, 669, 709 Holmes, Mary 669 Ibañez, Ileana D. 557
Heredia, Mariana 291, 540 Holmwood, John 352 Ibáñez-Angulo, Mónica 626
Heringer, Rosana 723 Holst, Elke 257, 457 Ibarra, Marina 39, 497
Hermanowicz, Joseph 721 Holzer, Boris 432, 621 Ibarra Rosales, Esther 500
Hermelo, Ricardo 11 Holz Jacques, Rubia Eneida 154 Ibarra Rosales, Guadalupe 39
Hermo, Javier P. 24, 118 Hölzl, Corinna 367 Idiart, Alma 644
Hernández, Andrea 619 Honda, Kazuhisa 14 Ido, Satoshi 77
Hernández, Candela 600 Hong, Dayong 711 Idoyaga Molina, Anatilde 774
Hernández-Medina, Esther 554, 770 Honório Quinalha, Renan 675 Ierullo, Martin 284
Hernandez Patiño, Diana Carolina 716 Hora, Dinair Leal da 223 Iglesias, Ana Isabel 223
Herpertz, Sabine 17 Horejes, Thomas 272, 305 Ignazi, Piero 767
Herrera, Florencia 668 Horiguchi, Ryoichi 200, 489, 578 Iguchi, Satoshi 256
Herrera Vivar, María Teresa 304 Horn, Catherine 723 Ii, Takayuki 302
 428 
Ikeda, Kazuhiro 594 Japp, Klaus Peter 325, 374 Kalaycioglu, Sibel 10
Ileri, Esin 23 Jaquetto Pereira, Bruna Cristina 686 Kalekin-Fishman, Devorah 4, 49, 324
Imada, Tadahiko 292 Jaramillo, Verónica 121 Kalerante, Evaggelia 380, 484
Inaba, Nanako 338, 457 Jardim Pinto, Céli Regina 215 Kall, Ann-Sofie 492
Indarramendi, Cintia 323 Jarvikoski, Timo 409, 740 Kaminker, Sergio Andrés 299, 752
Infantino, Julieta 266 Jasso, Guillermina 346, 364, 408, 552 Kanai, Masayuki 447
Inoue, Hiroko 63, 166 Jayasinha, Ranmalie 268, 727 Kannabiran, Kalpana 751
Inowlocki, Lena 89, 294 Jayme, Juliana 90 Kaplan, Carina Viviana 569
IPSA RC36 262 Jena, Asima 6 Karacan, Elifcan 646
Irazuzta, Ignacio 660 Jenkins, Pamela 188 Karaiskou, Vicky 370
Irrazabal, María Gabriela 495 Jenkins, Tania 40 Kareholt, Ingemar 84
Irving, Marta 161 Jenness, Valerie 725 Karjalainen, Timo P. 409, 740
Isaac, Larry 202, 410 Jennison, Karen 330 Karklina, Ieva 154, 216
Isacovich, Paula 674 Jeolas, Leila 232 Karlsson, Mikael 211
Isaev, Kusein 283 Jeppsson Grassman, Eva 116 Karvonen, Sakari 387
Isengard, Bettina 487 Jesus, Loza 278 Kasi, Eswarappa 19, 25
Ishitsuka, Shoji 4, 429 Jimenez, Jaime 536, 733 Katz, Jeanne 214
Iskra, Pavez 165, 476 Jimenez, Luciene 164 Kaur, Kulwinder 184, 714
Islek, Mustafa 624 Jimenez, Maria Lucero 130 Kawahara, Kentaro 562
Isola Coutinho, Beatriz 304 Jimenez Huerta, Edith 434 Kawamura, Lili 652
Ito, Youichi 348 Jiménez Zunino, Cecilia Inés 649 Kawasaki, Kenichi 85
Itzigsohn, José 693 Jiron, Paola 572 Kay, Stephen 271
Iucci, Matías 560 Jofré, Lelis 713 Kaya, Nilay Cabuk 580
Ivanov, Dmitry 37, 556 Johansson, Magnus 620 Kaya, Tülay 318
Ivanova, Elena 249 Johnson, Amanda 708 Kazakevich, Olga 528
Ivanovic, Mila 8 Johnson, Jacqueline 221 Kazemi, Ali 314
Iwai, Noriko 516 Johnston, Hank 248, 655 Kazepov, Yuri 122, 437, 576, 665, 710
Izaguirre, Ines 247, 418 Jonkers, Koen 249, 536 Keaton, Trica 193, 485
Izaguirre Fierro, Rosario Olivia 3 Jönsson, Anna Maria 211 Kelaher, Margaret 231
Jorge, Sílvia 622 Keller, Paulo F. 177
j Joseph, Cynthia 484 Kelly, Kristy 127, 187, 323

Joseph, Tiffany 670, 762 Kelly, Peter 387
J., Balamurugan 261 Jounin, Nicolas 180 Kemp, Adriana 452
Jacinto, Claudia 75 Juan, Hsiao-Mei 564 Kempf, Andreas Oskar 106, 170
Jackson, Natalie 319 Julian, Erica Ambiel 585 Kendig, Hal 336
Jacobi, Pedro Roberto 492 Julliard, Emilien 180 Kenny, Bridget 575
Jagudina, Zaira 628 Jung, Chungse 155, 282 Kenten, Charlotte 64
Jaime, Martin 80 Juravich, Nicholas 705 Kenworthy, Lauren 142
Jaime-Castillo, Antonio M. 207 Jurca, Ricardo 365 Kerner, Charlotte 297
Jaimes Legorreta, Luz María C. 320 Jureidini, Ray 441 Kersch, Dorotea Frank 165
Jain, Rashmi 121, 735 Kersten, Sarah 13, 275
Jalif, Juan Ignacio 629 Kersting, Norbert N/A
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James, Laura 769 Kessler, Gabriel 202, 240
James, Leah 147 Kabuth, Bernard 210 Khan, Sultan 705
James-Wilson, Sonia 769 Kadi, Justin 41, 299 Khaoury, Romana 89
Janes, Judit 165 Kahma, Nina 133 Kharlamov, Nikita 136, 738
Jang, Hyojin 428 Kaipainen, Päivi 301, 380 Khokhlova, Anisya 50
 429 
Khondker, Habibul H. 37, 217, 397, 481 Korkut, Umut 393 Kuroda, Koichiro 169
Kikuzawa, Saeko 214 Kornblit, Ana Lía 683 Kurtulus, Hatice 299
Kilian, Reinhold 17, 490 Kørnøv, Lone 758 Kusche, Isabel 173
Kim, Chulhyo 394 Koroleva, Ilze 216, 517, 735 Kuteynikov, Alexander 287
Kim, Mun Cho 356 Kortmann, Matthias 226 Kutschar, Patrick 31
Kim, Myungsoo 14 Korzeniewicz, Patricio 522, 762 Kuznetsova, Irina 35
Kim, Seung Kuk 103, 295 Koskela, Hille 12 Kwak, Kihwan 14
Kim, Taekyoon 428 Koslinski, Mariane 759 Kwiatkowski, Nicolas 202
King, Bri 306 Kosminsky, Ethel 7, 53, 109, 384 Kwon, Huck-ju 428
King, Debra 617 Kössler, Reinhart 135
King, Neal 48 Kossoy, Alicia 75, 265
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Kinoshita, Shu 107 Kosugi, Ryoko 295
Kirakosyan, Lyusyena 678 Kovacs, Eszter 509, 532 Lace, Tana 198
Kirby, Emma 64, 633 Kozak, Daniel 234 Lacey, Justine 492
Kirchner, Corinne 59, 408, 708 Kozlarek, Oliver 61, 658 Lafleur, Jean-Michel 251
Kirkman, Allison 107, 568 Krabbe, Robin 600 Lages, Carolina 67
Kitagawa, Susumu 594 Krange, Olve 243 Lagomarsino, Francesca 744
Kitanaka, Chisato 39 Krase, Jerome 647 Lago Martinez, Silvia 418, 424, 629
Kivijärvi, Antti 122 Krausch, Meghan 625 Laime Ajacopa, Teofilo 254
Kivinen, Osmo 301, 380 Krause, Paula Graciela 587, 666 Lalor, Joan 668
Kivisto, Peter 175, 513 Kravchenko, Sergey 108 Lamba, Amrita 420, 522
Kivunja, Charles 154 Kreimer, Pablo 199 Lambert, Rita 514
Kleidermacher, Gisele 485 Kreissig, Volkmar 494 Lamote de Grignon Pérez, Juana 586
Klein, Stefan 723 Krekula, Clary 48 Lamprianou, Iasonas 380
Klein, Sylvie Bonifacio 237 Krell, Kristina 133 Lan, Zhang 542
Klekotko, Marta 370 Krichesky, Marcelo 667 Lanciano, Emilie 24, 350, 390, 637
Kling-Lourenco, Paulo 17 Kriel, Elli 599 Landa, María Inés 311, 444
Klingenberg, Darja 366 Kriger, Miriam 22, 331 Lander, Edgardo 8, 194
Klintman, Mikael 38, 363 Krischke Leitão, Débora 334 Landim, Leilah 87
Klintowitz, Danielle 245, 587 Krochmalny, Syd 104, 458, 568, 654 Landini, Tatiana 7
Kneeteman, Gastón 125 Krogstad, Anne 57 Langa, Patricio 303
Knoblauch, Hubert 317 Kroll, Christian 562 Langer, Eduardo 468
Knoll, Lisa 307 Kroll-Smith, Steve 188 Langieri, Marcelo 610
Ko, Chyong-fang 482 Kroos, Karmo 480 Längle, Gerhard 17
Kobayashi, Jun 447 Krüger, Cornelia 31 Langman, Lauren 49, 101, 158, 221
Koettig, Michaela 422, 474, 596, 656 Krüger, Natalia 467 Lanzeni, Débora 23, 317
Koga, Mariana 475 Krumm, Silvia 210 Lapegna, Pablo 491
Kolbe, Athena 147 Kuhlmann, Ellen 40, 118, 231, 263, Lapresta, Cecilio 165
Koleth, Elsa 394, 710 365, 588, 644 Lara, Vanessa 12
Komarova, Natalya 565 Kuhlmann, Paulo 338 Larranaga, Juan 109
Komp, Kathrin 116, 707 Kühne, Viviana 525 Larripa, Silvina 229
Kong, Suk-Ki 295, 577 Kumar, Arun 25 Larrondo, Marina 467
König, Ronny 487 Kunin, Johana 611 Larsen, Christa 588
Konstantinovsky, David 84, 174, 380 Kupferberg, Feiwel 170 Larsen, Sanne Vammen 758
Konzen, Lucas 369 Kurbatov, Sergiy 303 Larsson, Stig 492
Koo, Anita 238 Kurik, Bob 720 Lasso de la Vega, Casilda 171
Kordes, Hagen 232 Kurkchiyan, Marina 55 Lastra, Karina 297
 430 
Lastun, Loredana Denisa 347 Lemos, Girleide Tôrres 752 Lima, Niedja 281
Latendresse, Anne 299 Lenay, Charles 669 Lima Filho, Irapuan Peixoto 266
Laura Inés, Rovelli 723 Lencina, Maria Natalia 467 Lima Guimarães, Valeria 168
Laurent, Arthur 191 Lendaro, Annalisa 457, 564 Limoncelli, Stephanie 204
La Vecchia-Mikkola, Vanja 175 Lenguita, Paula 213 Lin, Chun Hung 55, 594
Law, Alan 66, 390 Lentz, Rodrigo 461 Lin, Mei-Ling 350
Lazcano, Andrea 731 Lenzi Silva, Julia 445, 737 Lin, Yi-jr 206, 508
Lazmey, T. Augustus Julian Lazmey 530 Leon, Adriano de 242 Lince Bohórquez, Wilmar Dubián 233
Leach, Darcy 625, 747 Leon, Francisco 207 Lindblom, Jonas 276
Leal, Jesús 142, 228, 446 Leon-Medina, Francisco José 207 Lindenboim, Javier 466
Leal, Sayonara 703 Leote de Carvalho, Maria João 53, 322 Lindio-McGovern, Ligaya 768
Leal, Wellthon Rafael Aguiar 458 Lepp, Annalee 127 Link, Felipe 446, 483
Leal de Oliveira, Fabricio 514, 622 le Roux, Tessa 414 Linn, J. Gary 298
Leal Pires, Carolina 115 Lescano, Agustín 756 Linn, James 298
Leão, Luciana 96, 134 Leschziner, Vanina 337 Linne, Joaquín 565
Lebel, Pierre-Mathieu 299 Lesko, Nancy 435 Lins, Leonardo 466
Le Bel, Pierre-Mathieu 524 Lessa, Maria 263 Lins Ribeiro, Gustavo 149
Le Bihan, Gabrielle 669 Lessa De Barros, Flávia 215 Lionis, Christos 231
Le bot, Yvon 155 Lessenich, Stephan 707 Lipold, Paul 202
Leccardi, Carmen 387, 561 Leturia, Miguel 737 Lipsig-Mumme, Carla 126
Lechevalier Hurard, Lucie 107 Leviste, Enrique Niño 72 Liran-Alper, Dalia 129, 344
Lederman, Florencia 522 Levita, Gabriel 666 Lischinsky, Alon 687
Lederman, Jacob 714 Levy, Charmain 635 Lisdero, Pedro 764
Ledo, Carmen 251 Lewandowski, Roman 231 Lista, Carlos 252
Lee, Chun-Yi 238 Lewin, Hugo 727 Listerborn, Carina 422
Lee, Feng-Jihu 750 Lewin, Tessa 411, 458 Litichever, Cecilia 423, 721
Lee, Jo-Anne 127 Lezcano, José María 527 Litmanen, Tapio 70
Lee, Jooha 428 Li, Changjiang 238 Littig, Beate 198, 656
Lee, Marlene 340 Li, Chunling 673 Liu, Ya 238
Lee, Murray 694 Li, Peilin 673 Liukko, Jyri 736
Lee, So-Young 591 Libardi, Suzana Santos 164 Livacic, Carlos 85
Lee, Sunhee 14 Libertun de Duren, Nora Ruth 714, 738 Llambí, Luis 289
Lee, Young Hee 598 Libotte, Jean-François 213 Llano, Sergio 277
Leeman, Yvonne 274 Liceaga, Gabriel 9 Llano-Arias, Valeria 591
Le Galès, Patrick 388 Lichtenstein, Bronwen 60, 241, 298, 680 Llanos Erazo, Daniel 757
le Grand, Elias 200, 264 Lidskog, Rolf 38, 492 Llobet, Valeria 423, 476
Lehmann, David 226 Lifszyc, Sara 188, 699 Lobato, Nídia Perez 657
Lehnerer, Melodye 470, 692 Liljeholm Hansson, Susanne 322 Lobino, Camilla 234
Lei, Jin 217 Lim, Hyun-Chin 295, 577 Lobo, Francis 66, 645
Leibing, Annette 140 Lim, Ming 724 Lo Brutto, Giuseppe 166
Leiprecht, Rudolf 201 Lima, Abili Lazaro Castro 469 Lock, Mark 231
Leite, Elaine Silveira 661 Lima, Adriana 299 Lockie, Stewart 18, 38, 168
Leite, Taylisi 323 Lima, Ana Maria Bourguignon DE 644 Loew, Martina 642
Lelis, Natália 622 Lima, Cezar Bueno de 29 Logan, John 228
Lemaire, Isabelle 698 Lima, João Miguel Diógenes de Araújo 187 Logiudice, Ana 44, 357
Lember, Uku 366 Lima, Maria Cristina 392 Lohan, Maria 668
Lemke, Ulrike 17 Lima, Maria Raquel 486 Lohmann, Luci Michelon 723
 431 
Loick, Daniel 453 Lucena, Daniela 191 Maciel, Lidiane 652
Loloum, Tristan 54 Luchs, Michele 411 Mack, Kathy 252
Lomovitskaya, Valentina 249 Lúcio, José 713 Maclean, Mavis 302
Longo, Bernadette 520 Lucjan, Izabela 770 Maclure, Malcolm 107
Longo, Julieta 79, 433 Lugones, Manuel 285 Macri, Mariela 119
Longo, María Eugenia 79 Luhtakallio, Eeva 739 MacWillie, Elizabeth 458
Lopes, Andiara 189 Luiz, Juliana 521 Madeira, Ligia 138, 722
Lopes, Noemia 169 Lukasiewicz, Karolina 201, 763 Madero, Ignacio 28
Lopes, Paul 104, 334 Luke, Timothy W. 481 Madureira, Gabriel 740
Lopes da Silva, Cinthia 203 Luken, Paul 43, 93, 190, 375 Magaiza, Grey 517
Lopes Jr, Orivaldo 132, 330 Luksik, Ivan 633, 668 Magalhães, Belmira 290
Lopez, Candela 527 Luna, Edna 139 Magallanes, Graciela 162
Lopez, Daniela 136 Luna, Matilde 540 Maggi, Manlio 243
Lopez, Daniela Griselda 578 Lunch, Chris 698 Maggino, Filomena 171
López, Diana 713 Lundqvist, Åsa 650 Magno, Tânia 511
Lopez, Felix 587 Lunguinho, Melise 529 Maguire, Meg 229
Lopez, Ivan 38, 773 Lurbe I Puerto, Katia 107 Mahia-Casado, Ramón 688
Lopez, Leandro Sebastian 442 Lusnich, Cecilia M. 158, 465 Mahieu, Christian 71
Lopez, Magdalena 225 lustiger Thaler, Henri 52, 448 Mahmoud, Ashraf 386
López, María Paz 249 Lustosa da Costa, Elza 494 Maia, Rosane 318
Lopez, Matias 420, 522 Lutz, Amy 174 Maich, Katherine 431
Lopez, Sebastián 106 Lutz, Helma 89, 564, 617 Maillet, Antoine 291, 351
Lopez-Alves, Fernando 548 Luxardo, Natalia 150 Maioli, Esteban 80
Lopez-Calva, Juan Martin 139 Luz, Nimrod 294 Malacrida, Claudia 6, 64, 272
lopez-Levi, Liliana 518 Luzzi, Mariana 240, 642 Maldonado, Luis 123
López-Roldán, Pedro 171 Lychkovska, Oksana 172, 200, 258, Maldonado, Martín 698
Lopez-Ruiz, Mauricio 570 334, 391, 578 Mallimaci, Fortunato 615
Lopez Fidanza, Juan Martin 270 Lynch, Gloria 309, 431 Mallimaci Barral, Ana 682
López Gallegos, Alejandro 59 Lyng, Steven 232 Mallozzi, Christine 6
Lopez Sala, Ana 347, 452 Lyon, David 12 Maloutas, Thomas 41, 228, 446
Lopez Velasco, Rocío 130, 705 Lyra, Diogo 420, 522 Mamidi, Pavan 364, 691
López Zavala, Rodrigo 39 Lytkina, Ekaterina 108, 311 Manchón, Federico 716
Lopreite, Debora 123, 761 Mancini, Fiorella 650
Lorea Leite, Maria Cecilia 640 Mandagaran Gallo, Rafael 548
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Lorenc Valcarce, Federico 74, 351 Maneiro, María 278
Lorenz, Mariana 559 Maass, Margarita 85, 137, 450 Maney, Gregory 533
Lorenzo-Robles, Anabel 254 Mabtum, Matheus Massaro 460 Mangahas, Mahar 516
Louçã, Joana 288 Mac-Clure, Oscar 731 Mangana, Susana 155
Lovo, Ivana Cristina 622 Maca, Deidi 515 Mangonnet, Jorge 748
Low, Jacqueline 6, 272, 707 Macdonald, Laura 123 Mannise, Sofía 465
Low, Kelvin 324 Macedo, Cibele 51 Mansurov, Valeriy 456
Lowrie, Alexandra 68 Machado, Elisabeth Mazeron 344 Manthorpe, Jill 42
Loza, Jorgelina 36 Machado, Mercedes 468 Mantiñán, Luciano Martín 773
Lozano, juan Ignacio 635 Machat-From, Laura 48, 89 Mantovani, Rafael 702
Lu, Ke-Wei 206 Machimura, Takashi 388 Manzo, Alejandro Gabriel 715
Lu, Peng 587 Machin, Rosana 633 Manzo, Lidia K.C. 184, 647
Lucas, Antonio 277, 444, 478 Maciel, Cleiton 637 Manzoni, Manuel 427
 432 
Maranhao, Tatiana de Pino A. 285 Martinez-Brawley, Emilia E. 26 McCallum, David 762
Marchant, Alexandre 189 Martinez-Cousinou, Gloria 207 McCallum, Jamie 537
Marchetti, Christina 289 Martínez-Iglesias, Maria 254, 617 McCarthy, Cameron 385
Marchetto, Patrícia Borba 460 Martínez Ariño, Julia 270 McCoy, H. Virginia 261
Marchioni, Alessandra 567 Martínez Franzoni, Juliana 153, 560, 761 McCoy, Liza 93, 190
Marcinów, Mira 438 Martínez Goytre, Elena 142 McDaniel, Susan 10, 379, 623
Marcus, Kanchan 509 Martínez Guzmán, Antar 691, 765 McDavitt, Bryce 60
Marengo, Leonardo 444 Martinez Mullen, Claudia 66, 262, 735 McDonald, Lynn 10
Maresca, Bernardo 467, 612 Martínez Novo, Rodrigo 640, 705 McDonald, Ruth 231, 300
Mariano, Carmem 154 Martiniello, Marco 437, 710 McDonald, Zahraa 638
Mariano, Vanderlei 387 Martino-Taylor, Lisa 414 McFadden, Patricia 417
María Raquel, Macri 423 Martinovski, Bilyana 578 McFall, Liz 277, 736
Marín, Juan Carlos 569 Martins, Isabel 155 McGhee, Derek 124, 670
Marin, Martha 435 Martins, Maria Lucia Refinetti 622 McGuire, Meredith 286
Marin, Thais 123 Martins, Paulo Henrique 610 McKiernan, Katherine 355
Marines, Alejandra 386 Martins, Paulo Roberto 511, 773 McLaughlin, Neil 337
Marin Olan, Pablo 569 Martins, Roberta Da Rocha Rosa 723 McMullin, Julie 48, 163, 336, 534
Marins, Marins 461 Martins, Thais 74 McMurtry, J.J. 126
Marion, Jonathan 198 Martins, Tomas Sparano 723 McTague, Tricia 13
Mariz, Maria Elisa A. 437 Martins de Albuquerque, Paulo Medan, Marina 476
Markham, William 636 Henrique Martins 215 Medeiros, Rogerio 73, 381
Markides, Kyriakos 163, 579 Marushiakova, Elena 5 Medrano, Anahely 748
Marmor, Theodore 365 Marzioli, Isabel 27 Mehdi, Ali 67
Marontate, Jan 370, 472, 563 Maskens, Maïté 682 Mehlkop, Guido 81, 169
Marotias, Ana 74 Massa, Andrei 614 Mei-Ling, Lin 421
Marotta, Vince 624 Massholder, Alexia 22 Meireles, Gustavo 65
Marques, Ana 263 Mathias, Pérola 698 Meirelles, Mauro 638, 682
Marques, Eduardo 388 Matijascic, Milko 271 Meissonnier, Joel 739
Marques, Joana S. 102 Mato Díaz, Fco. Javier 165 Mejía Ramírez, Germán Mauricio 520
Marques, Juliana 591 Matos, Marlise 218, 349 Melendez, Cecilia Evangelina 467
Marques, Silvio Garcia 737 Matos Júnior, Clodomir 202 Melik-Tangyan, Andranik 133, 177
Marquez Murrieta, Alicia 442 Matschinger, Herbert 490 Melina, Lois Ruskai 720
Marquis, Nicolas 374 Matsue, Regina Yoshie 152 Mellado, Virginia 474
Marrero, Adriana 640, 674, 723 Matsumoto, Miwao 598 Mello, Márcio Luiz 774
Marsiglio, William 668 Matsutani, Minori 77, 457 Melo, Felipe Athayde Lins 722
Martet, Sylvain 267 Matthews, Ralph 69, 249, 401, 489 Melo, Marcus André 632
Martín, Eloísa 443 Mattos, Amana 712 Melo, Paulo Thiago 717
Martin, Eloísa 35, 379, 638 Mattos, Pedro Ivo 138 Melzer, Silvia Maja 346
Martin, Jennifer 288 Mattos, Rossana 138 Mencaroni, Arianna 371
Martin, Jordi 148 Matulionis, Arvydas 464 Menchón, Ángela 184
Martin-Matthews, Anne 10, 398, 487 Maturo, Antonio 140, 430 Méndez, Alicia 611
Martínez, Alexandra 341 Mauro, Mirta 424 Mendez Layera, Maria-Luisa 234
Martinez, Antar 242, 515 Maxwell, Colleen 107 Mendonca, Jupira 622
Martinez, Juan 640 Mazadro, Mirko 251 Menegazzo, Elson 732
Martínez, Miguel A. 368 Maziviero, Maria Carolina 483 Meneses Carvajal, Aldo 444
Martinez, Norma Angelica 506 Mazon, Marcia 211 Menezes, Marluci 243
Martinez, Tais 335 Mazza, Débora 467 Menezes, Paulo 50, 151
 433 
Menna Barreto Abrahão, Miranda, Erliane 490 Montes Cató, Juan 213, 674
Maria Helena 721 Miranda, Tatiana 391 Montes de Oca, Verónica 31, 672
Meo, Analia 229 Miri, seyed Javad 132 Monteverde, Malena 306, 741
Mera, Gabriela 122 Misheva, Vessela 49, 101 Montoya, Andrea 571
Mera Salguero, Ana Laura 252 Mishra, Arvind Narayan 216 Moog, Sandra 160
Mercer, Hugo 509, 554 Mishra, Shashi 168, 685 Mora, Ana Sabrina 755
Mercier, Delphine 176, 457 Miskolci, Richard 236, 475, 558 Mora, Gloria 569
Merino, Luis Francisco 195 Misoczky de Oliveira, Clarice 184 Mora, Rodrigo 483
Merkier, Melina 95 Misra, Rajesh 676 Mora-Salas, Minor 197
Merlaud, Fabien 301 Misse, Michel 690 Moraes Silva, Graziella 332, 381, 547
Merlinsky, Gabriela 594 Mistry, Jay 371 Morais, Mariana 90
Merrild Hansen, Anne 678 Mitterlehner, Barbara 31 Moral, David 743
Mesquita, Marina 621 Miyar Busto, María 68, 165 Morales, Laura 251, 626
Messina, Luciana 765 Mizen, Phillip 7 Morales, Maria Cristina 36
Metcalfe, Alison 668 Mjelde, Hilmar L. 666 Morales-Arroyo, Miguel Ángel 536
Meucci, Simone 641 Mochnacki, Alex 537 Morávia, Matheus de Sá 225
Meyer, Katherine 90, 580 Modi, Ishwar 18, 66, 122, 168, 203, 303, Morawska, Ewa 282, 304
Meyer, Samantha 509 344, 390, 436, 489, 529, 603, Moreau, Marie-Pierre 196, 297
Meyer, Uli 105, 219 645, 667, 673, 735, 766 Moreira, Eliana Monteiro 431
Meyersson Milgrom, Eva 364, 408 Modi, Shalini 735 Moreira, Glenda 212
Michelini, Juan José 54 Moerch, Sven 264 Moreira, Pedro 18
Michelson, William 184 Moguillansky, Marina 629 Morejon, María Belén 64
Michetti, Miqueli 148 Molchanov, Mikhail A. 548 Morello, Enzo Gustavo 132
Michon, Piotr 516 Molina, Fernando 378 Morem da Costa, Beatriz 138
Midaglia, Carmen 153, 362 Molina, Irene 422 Moreno, Carolina 516
Mierina, Inta 517 Molina, Mario 207 Moreno, Felipe de Jesús 514
Miglievich Ribeiro, Adélia 641 Molina, Nancy 691 Moreno, María Verónica 651
Miguel, Antonia Celene 327 Molina Mateo, Iliana Refugio 733 Moreno Hernández, Hugo César 321
Miguel, Borja 729 Molina Monasterios, Sergio 378 Moretti, Ricardo de Sousa 571
Miguel, Ruiz 326 Molinari, Lucrecia 524 Morey, Eugenia 717
Miklasevics, Stefan 198 Molyneux, Maxine 123, 382 Morgan, Anne-Marie 499
Milam-Brooks, Kisha 109 Mondaini, Marco 524 Morgan, Myfanwy 64
Milano, Mariana Tonussi 488 Monge, Noelia 655 Morgan, Tessa 745
Milkman, Ruth 618 Mont’Alvão, Arnaldo 713 Mori, Chikako 446
Millan, Rodrigo 15, 582 Montanari, Arianna 339, 523 Moriarty, Jo 42
Millenaar, Verónica 78 Montanari, Ingalill 40 Morison, Tracy 668
Miller, Elizabeth 94, 411 Montecolle, Silvia 171 Morovich, Barbara 94, 106
Miller, Tina 668 Monteiro, Circe 321 Moroziuk, Lidia 97
Mills, Frank 393 Monteiro, Circe Maria 15 Morris, Alan 446
Milne, E-J 94, 371, 411, 458 Monteiro, Geraldo 570 Morrison, Lisa 483
Minaverry, Cecilia 355 Monteiro, Marko S.A. 566, 598 Moruzzi, Andrea 663
Mincke, Christophe 722 Monteiro, Rodrigo 138 Moschkovich, Marilia 683
Mingione, Enzo 255 Monteiro, Viviane 652 Mosqueira, Mariela 266, 270
Minuchin, Dr. Leandro 368 Montenegro, David 614 Mosse, Philippe 541
Miola, Iagê 291 Montera, Carolina 492 Mossi, Thays 232
Miranda, Ana 78, 216 Montero Laurencio, Reineris 743 Mota Brasil, Maria Glaucíria 323
Miranda, Daniel 28, 535 Montes, Veronica 670 Motta, Alda 10
 434 
Motta, Jorge Martín 184 Najmias, Carolina 498, 652 Neves, Bruno Miranda 684
Motta, Renata 326, 566 Nakada, Shuko 542 Neves, Raphael 675
Moura, Jeanne Mariel Brito 637 Nakagwa, Florence 154 Newman, Diego Alvarez 150
Moura Costa, Heloisa 622 Nakano, Marilena 387 Ng, Angie 458
Mourad, Laila Nazem 299 Naoto, Higuchi 457 Ngai, Ngan-pun 78
Mourão, Maria Vitória 92, 322 Nardacchione, Gabriel 442, 651 Ngai, Pun 238, 609
Mouw, Ted 346 Nascimento, Maria Leticia 237 Ngai, Steven Sek-yum 78
Moyano, Emilio 246 Nash Parker, Robert 185, 503 Niche Teixeira, Alex 453
Mueller, Georg 105, 561 Nasser, Riad 186 Nicklett, Emily 586
Mugayehwenkyi, Edmund Kenneth 534 Nast, Julia 142 Nicolas, María Alejandra 256
Muhic Dizdarevic, Selma 186 Nasu, Hisashi 136 Niedzwiecki, Sara 308
Muiños de Britos, Stella Maris 223 Naswem, Adolphus 759 Nielsen, Greg 554, 578
Muleras, Edna 569 Natali, Lorenzo 520 Nikolaeva, Uliana 108
Mulinari, Diana 422 Natalino, Marco 420, 522 Nilan, Pam 387
Mulinari, Shai 169, 430 Natalucci, Ana 381, 635 Nilsson, Kjell 706
Müller, Bruno 281 Natenzon, Claudia 527 Ninalowo, Adebayo 357
Müller, Fernanda 53 Nathansohn, Regev 94, 279, 695 Nishihara, Kazuhisa 14
Muller, Ricardo 350, 548 Nava, Leonor 672 Nobile, Mariana 468
Mungaray Lagarda, Ana Marcela 39 Navarrete, Julio Mejía 469 Noboa, Alejandro 444
Muniz, Jeronimo Oliveira 330, 530 Navarrete, Steven 571 Nóbrega Beserra, Ingrid Karla 469
Muñiz, Soledad 698 Navarro, José Luis 165 Noel, Sophie 433
Muñiz Terra, Leticia 257 Navarro, Rodrigo Reis 331 Nogueira, Makeliny 84
Muñoz, Antonia 491, 539, 635 Naveda, Alicia 195, 713 Noguera, Jose A. 207
Muñoz, David 619 Nazareth, Juliana 51, 181, 196 Noiseux, Yanick 65
Muñoz, Luisa Patricia 667 Ndungutse, David 154 Noll, Heinz-Herbert 20, 346, 586
Muñoz, Luz Angelica 761 Neergaard, Anders 422 Nollert, Michael 13, 275
Muñoz, Solange 483 Negrelli, Serafino 637 Nomiya, Daishiro 103, 295
Muñoz Barreneche, Carlos Felipe 735 Negro, Juan Pablo 184 Noordegraaf, Mirko 231
Muñoz Comet, Jacobo 68 Negrova, Marina 347 Norgaard, Kari Marie 602
Muñoz Tamayo, Victor Daniel 110 Nejamkis, Lucila 624 Noronha, Vania 529
Mura, Suyay 27 Nelken, David 55 North, Scott 704
Muraca, Paula 624, 659 Nelms, Taylor 736 Novais Lima Jr., Pedro 234, 514
Murakami Wood, David 12 Nelson, Gloria Luz N/A Noveli, Cristiani Passolongo 661
Murino Rafacho, Amanda 622 Nelson, Kenneth 40, 706 Novelle, Michelle 154
Murji, Karim 36, 89 Nematiniya, Abdolghayoum 201 Novelli, Celeste Salomé 46
Murphy, Dean 668 Nenko, Alexandra 50, 436 Novelli, Jose Marcos 291
Murphy, Raymond 117, 740 Nercesian, Ines 45 Novellino, Maria Salet Ferreira 431
Musante, Bianca 284, 446 Neri, Lourdes 254, 528 Novick, Susana 97, 121
Mutchinick, Agustina 468 Neto, Antônio 466 Novy, Johannes 368, 514
Mutchler, Matt 60 Neto, Pedro Alves Barbosa 725 Noy, Shiri 512
Muzio, Daniel 118 Netto, Juliana Presotto Pereira 445, 737 Nozawa, Atsushi 425
Mythen, Gabe 694 Neuberger, Franz 156, 623 Nozica, Graciela 518
Neubert, Dieter 135, 112 Ntoimo, Favour 482
Neuenschwander Magalhães, Nunes, Eduardo 562
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Juliana 524 Nunes, Jordao 290
Nagaddya, Teddy 154 Neuhold, Roberta dos Reis 150 Nunes Dias, Camila 722
Nagels, Nora 382 Neumann, Pamela 187 Núñez, Francesc 669
 435 
Nunez, Pedro 119, 267, 535 Onda, Morio 289 Paetau, Michael 256, 316
Núñez Mosteo, Francesc 286 Oner, Ilknur 407 Page, Justin 492, 636
Nur, Nadia 464, 626 Oosterlynck, Stijn 620 Page Poma, Fernanda 65, 155
Nussbaum-Barberena, Laura 345, 626 Oosterveer, Peter 211 Pagliarone, María Florencia 381
Nussbaumer, Beatriz 569, 647 Ordóñez Valverde, Jorge 185 Pagnotta, Chiara 744
Orlando, Gabriela 3, 467 Pagotto, María Alejandra 755
Orlansky, Dora 661 Paim, Elisangela Soldateli 326
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Ornaghi, Annalisa 345, 532 Pais Andrade, Marcela Alejandra 331
O’Brien, Robert 537, 575 Orsini, Sante 171 Paiva, Angela 215
O’Loughlin, Kate 107, 336 Ortega, Araceli 197 Palacios, Matías 348
O’Riordan, Tim 425 Ortega Contreras, Joel 450 Palacios, Rafael 715
Öberg, Peter 163, 534 Ortiz, Pablo D. 158 Palacios, Rosario 701
Oberti, Marco 228 Ortiz-Negron, Laura L 120, 743 Palerm, Jacinta 760
Ochoa Agudelo, Maria Daniela 463 Ortiz de Rozas, Victoria 125 Palermo, Alicia Itati 218, 349, 609
Ocké-Reis, Carlos 40 Ortiz Sandoval, Luis 3 Palgi, Michal 71
Odasso, Laura 89, 106 Orton, Andrew 626, 638 Palma, Daniela 714
Oddone, María Julieta 309, 672 Ortúzar, Diego 524 Palmeira, Lara Virgínia Saraiva 208
Oeser, Alexandra 488 Osca Lluch, Julia 705 Palmisano, Tomás 95
Ogawa, Shinichi 24 Osorio, Abraham 630 Panaia, Marta 662, 700
Ohara-Hirano, Yuko 241 Osorio, Paulina 672 Pandey, U.S. 159, 239
Öhman, Ann 22 Ospina Alvarado, María Camila 265 Panshikar, Prajakta 579
Okamura, Kayko 391 Ospina Serna, Héctor Fabio 265 Pap, Betsabé 611
Olaison, Anna 707 Ossandon, Jose 351, 736 Papa, Emmanouela 111
Olesen, Thomas 318 Ossipow Wuest, Laurence 280 Papademas, Diana 708
Olgiati, Vitorio 449, 545, 689 Ossorio, Alfredo 612 Papalini, Vanina 311
Olivadoti, Simona 169 Osterbrink, Jürgen 31 Paranhos, Mônica 323
Oliveira, Amurabi 150, 641 Osteso, José Miguel 478 Pardo Abril, Neyla Graciela 115
Oliveira, Everton 573 Ostrowski, Krzysztof 376 Paredes, Diego 326
Oliveira, Gerson 52 Ostuni, Fernando 234, 483 Parella, Sònia 165
Oliveira, Hebe 273 Ota, Maria Eduarda 61, 84 Paret, Marcel 213, 625
Oliveira, João Paulo de Oliveira 741 Otamendi, Maria Alejandra 83, 453 Park, Sara 513, 646
Oliveira, Márcio 641 Otero, Analia 674 Parker, Peter 620
Oliveira, Rafael 479 Over, Defne 273 Parker, Robert Nash 322
Oliveira, Raissa 519 Overbye, Einar 382 Parracho Sant’Anna, Sabrina 313
Oliveira, Renato de 285 Ozaki, Ritsuko 70, 243, 363 Parreira Perin, Vanessa 433
Oliveira, Ricardo Costa de 106 Ozaki, Veridiana Tonzar Ristori 460 Pascale, Celine-Marie 5, 208
Oliveira, Rita Alves 265 Ozdemir, Ece 50 Paschali, Elektra 322
Oliveira, Sandro 410 Ozkul, Derya 394 Pascuchelli, Maria Natalia 330
Oliveira, Sueli Machado Pereira de 344 Ozyegin, Gul 726 Pasin, Julia 164
Oliveira de Almeida, Mariana 247 Pasos, Lukas 338, 640
Oliveira e Oliveira, Ana Luiza 183 p Passarelli, Gianluca 632
Oliveira Souza, Fatima de 469 Passos, Elaine 91, 754
Olivera, Mauricio Nihil 424 Pacey, Fiona 509 Passos, Elia 489
Olivier, Guadalupe 222 Pacheco, Celia 120 Passos, Rodrigo 212
Ollari, Marina Alejandra 629 Pacheco, Leonardo 707 Patel, Sujata 149, 352, 379
Olmos Alvarez, Ana Lucía 132, 375 Pacheco Junior, Natália 146 Patil, Rajendra 156, 492, 619, 685
Onaka, Fumiya 96, 542 Pacini-Ketchabaw, Veronica 127 Patiño López, Jhoana 265
 436 
Patricia Amaro Gonzalez, Patricia 139 Pereira, Vilma 147 Petschick, Grit 209
Patrocino, Laís 683 Pereira Andrade, Daniel 83, 296 Pflücke, Virginia Quimey 436
Patroni, Viviana 65 Pereira de los Santos, Leandro 640 Philippi, Camila 612
Patsias, Caroline 367, 368 Pereira Neto, André 42, 296 Phillips, Andrea 473
Patsias, Sylvie 367, 368 Perelman, Mariano 446, 714 Phillips, Robert 60
Pattison, Phillipa 231 Perelmiter, Luisina 195 Picanço, Felicia 499
Pattnaik, Binay Kumar 688, 703 Perera, Veronica 38 Picanço, Monise 351
Paula, Túlio 723 Peres, Hagit 92 Piccininni, Sandra 700
Paulle, Bowen 112 Pereson, Claudiana 722 Piché, Denise 620
Pausch, Stephanie 196 Perette, Carlos José 55 Pickard, Sarah 29, 216
Pavlou, Victoria 151 Pereyra, Brenda 491 Picotto, Diego 629
Paxton, Pamela 146 Pereyra, Diego Ezequiel 220, 641 Pidgeon, Nick 70
Paz, Ana Lucia 651 Pereyra, Sebastian 383, 651 Pié Balaguer, Asun 204
Paz Ramirez, Adriana 141 Perez, Ana Maria 571 Piekut, Aneta 142
Peace, Sheila 214 Perez, Federico 388, 714 Pierbattisti, Damián 24
Pech Ceballos, Elsa del Rosario 757 Perez, Felipe 717 Pierides, Dean 351, 374
Pecoraro, Juan 526 Pérez, Fernando 305 Pieterse, Marius 40
Pedone, Claudia 251 Perez, German 491, 635 Pignuoli Ocampo, Sergio 253, 348
Pedro, Rosa 301 Pérez, Inés 701 Pilch Ortega, Angela 474
Pedro Espinoza Baca, Pedro 139 Perez, Lena 422, 474 Pimenta, Melissa 185, 453
Pedrozo, Betiana 731 Pérez, Pablo Ernesto 75 Pimentel, Fábio 179
Pegoraro, Juan 83, 503 Pérez, Soledad 147 Pineda Echeverri, Cristina 577
Pelaez, Enrique 306 Pérez, Stella 92 Piñeiro Careras, Julia 168
Pelfini, Alejandro 161, 407 Pérez, Verónica 729 Pinheiro, Aracélia Azevedo
Pellegrini, Pablo 199, 337 Pérez-Castro, Judith 139 Pinheiro 741
Pellegrino, Giuseppina 356, 743 Pérez-Nievas, Santiago 420, 626 Pinheiro, Henry 601
Pellizzoni, Luigi 38, 591 Perez Duran, Juan Carlos 506 Pinheiro, Leandro Rogério 468
Pelucio, Larissa 475 Perez Esquivel, Adolfo 418 Pinheiro, Luci 150
Peña, Patricia 728 Pérez Gallo, Víctor Hugo 743 Pinheiro, Victor Marcel 525
Peñalva, Susana 255, 362, 512 Pérez Leon, Rebeca 705 Pini, Mónica 344, 708
Peng, Ito 512 Pérez Rubio, Ana María 157 Pinilla, juan Felipe 526
Penna, Camila 157, 381 Pérez Wodtke, Mercedes 184 Pinto, Monica 194
Penna, João Bosco 460 Perlstadt, Harry 62, 289, 470 Pinto, Neide Maria Almeida 303, 349
Peppel, Megan 355, 414 Persson, Magnus X. 380 Pinto, Raquel 459, 567
Pera, Géssica Trevisan 515 Perufo, Katiusce 645 Pinzon, Jhon 640
Perea Alzate, Henry Obed 463 Perugorria, Ignacia 56, 318 Piotrowska, Maria 697
Pereira, Alvaro L.S. 234 Peruzzo, Cicila 677 Piovani, Juan Ignacio 240
Pereira, Carlos 632 Pessanha, Lavínia 98 Piper, Isabel 429
Pereira, Elson 328 Peter, Nina 56 Pirani, Bianca Maria 98, 208, 292, 772
Pereira, Helayne 326 Petermann, Sören 122, 447 Pires, Nádia 524
Pereira, Ines 334 Peters, Gabriela 602 Pirotta, Marie 745
Pereira, Jaiane 661 Petersson, Frida 59 Pirzada, Amin 66, 335
Pereira, Lawrence 350 Petrjanosova, Magda 633, 668 Pirzio, Gloria N/A
Pereira, Luiza Helena 641 Petrova Kafkova, Marcela 116 Piscitelli, Adriana 744
Pereira, Margaret 754 Petrovä iä, Andraâž 732 Pismennaya, Elena 634
Pereira, Ronan 152, 270 Petrovic, Miodrag 277, 388 Pittelli, Cecilia 118
Pereira, Rosa 318 Petruf, Devora 539, 764 PIUBAMAS, Eq. de Invest. MS04 362
 437 
Pizzi, Alejandro 444 Preda, Marian 507 Rafael, Erwin 555
Pla, Jesica 188 Preteceille, Edmond 228 Raffaeta, Roberta 175, 437
Planas, Jordi 216 Pribble, Jennifer 73, 308 Raffini, Luca 451
Pleyers, Geoffrey 23, 448, 657 Price, Anne 90, 580 Rahimi, Babak 279
Plotnik, Gabriela 752 Pries, Ludger 452 Raijland, Beatriz 195
Plotno, Gabriela 421 Prieto-Flores, Òscar 496, 510 Raijman, Rebeca 452
Plüss, Caroline 227 Prior, Lindsay 93 Rainbird, Helen 537
Poalelungi, Carmen 165 Priwitzer, Kerstin 428 Raish, Mike 440
Poblete, Lorena 144, 290 Prohaska, Ariane 210 Raizer, Leandro 511
Pochic, Sophie 315 Prosono, Marvin 158, 475 Rajagopal, Indhu 172, 200
Poggiese, Héctor Atilio 527 Provenzano, Irene 357 Ralphs, Robert 694
Pokrovsky, Nikita 108, 318 Puga, Cristina 540 Ramalho, Ângela Maria Cavalcanti 741
Polanco, Geraldina 21 Pujadas, Isabel 228 Ramathirtham, Gopalsamy 261, 530, 619
Poma, Alice 593, 709 Pulhez, Mariana 127 Ramírez, Hernán 291
Pomar, Tomás 602 Pulido, David 655 Ramirez, Liliana 69, 173
Ponce de León, Jimena 224, 629 Pulmanis, Toms 530 Ramírez, Romina 265
Pontes, Felipe Simão 96 Pun, Ngai 238 Ramírez Morales, María Del Rosario 35
Pontremoli, Claudia 641 Purkayastha, Bandana 276, 510 Ramirez Ruiz, Liliana 173
Poonacha, Veena 581, 751 Purkis, Semra 299 Ramiro, Luis 125, 666
Popkin, Eric 538, 634 Purser, Gretchen 65 Ramos, Alexandre 760
Popov, Veselin 5 Puyol, María Victoria 322 Ramos, Howard 531
Popper, Miroslav 633, 668 Puzic, Sasa 535 Ramos, Marilia 229
Porio, Emma 62, 111, 347 Pyle, Nathaniel 720 Ramos, Queise 460
Porto Pedrosa, Leticia 478, 743 Ramos, Romina 378
Posado, Thomas 493 q Ramos da Silva, Maria Aparecida 464
Possamai, Adam 682 Ramos Martín, Manuel 444
Possas, Mariana 247 Quaretti, Lucía 602 Ramos Zincke, Claudio 536
Poston, Dudley 156, 482 Quartulli, Diego 229 Rampersad, Ravi 329
Potaschner, Leandro Ezequiel 34 Queila de Lima Silva, Geice 290 Randolpho Paiva, Angela 677
Póvoa-Neto, Helion 378 Queirolo, Rosario 225 Rangasami, Amrita 284
Powell, Bradley 754 Queiroz, Rafael Mafei Rabelo 525 Rangel, Henrique 135, 281
Poynting, Scott 343, 762 Queiroz, Silvana 52, 543 Ransan-Elliott, Hedda 594
Poyraz, Bedriye 412 Quemin, Alain 104 Ransiek, Anna 89, 96
Pozo Gordaliza, Rosario 519 Quesnel-Vallée, Amélie 40 Rao, Raja Mohan 413
Pra, Jussara 431 Quijano, Aníbal 609 Rapaport, Lynn 734
Prachuabmoh, Vipan 261 Quiñones Montoro, Mariela Agueda 65 Rapisarda, Natalia 184
Pradel, Marc 255 Quinsaat, Sharon 146 Rapizo, Emmanuel 539
Pradilla, Emilio 514 Quiroga, Maria Virginia 635 Raposo, Isabel 622
Prado, Maria Renata 663 Quiroz, Pamela 109 Raposo, Otavio 266
Prado, Rebeca Makowski Quiroz-Carranza, Roxana 519 Räsänen, Pekka 436, 667
de Oliveira 115, 519 Quispe Soria, Isabel Rosario 700 Rascovan, Alejandro 283
Prado, Renata Lopes Costa 237 Rasse, Alejandra 446
Pranka, Maruta 198 Ratcliffe, Peter 36, 485
r
Prates, Antonio 723 Räthzel, Nora 409
Prates, Ian 382 Raco, Mike 388 Ratton, José Luiz 631
Prats, Joaquim 5 Radakovich, Rosario 18, 203 Rausky, Maria Eugenia 423
Preciado Coronado, Jaime 341 Radenbach, Niklas 282, 646 Rebelo, Margarida 243
 438 
Rebon, Julian 610, 693, 729 Riccioni, Ilaria 151, 313, 601 Rocha Amorim, Francisco 462
Recaman, Ana Lucia 137, 317 Rice, Carla 306 Rocha Bidegain, Liliana 756
Recaman, Liliana 328 Richards, Patricia 624 Rocha De Macedo, Cássio 164
Recchi, Ettore 57, 451 Richardson, James 682 Roche, Nicolás 424
Rego, Raquel 536 Richter, Dirk 490 Roco Fossa, Rodrigo 274
Rego Monteiro Santos, Mauro 622 Ridgeway, Cecilia 691 Rodrigo, Cintia 523
Regueiro, Sabina 7, 749 Riegel, Viviane 200 Rodrigues, Alexandre 138
Reicher, Rosa 432 Riesco, Manuel 271, 428 Rodrigues, Ariane 328
Reid, Carol 274 Rifiotis, Theophilos 83 Rodrigues, Athanis 653
Reigadas, Cristina 45 Rigas, Anastasia-Valentine 111, 159 Rodrigues, Augusto Zimmer 511
Reinert, Maurício 661 Rigon, Andrea 587, 620 Rodrigues, Cristiano 543
Reinheimer, Patricia 391, 521 Rijal, Chiranjibi 459, 518 Rodrigues, Evaniza 483
Reinisch Picolotto, Mariana 682 Rincon Afonso Costa, Paula 47, 567 Rodrigues, Luciene 527, 715
Reiro, Anabel 693 Ring, Magnus 706 Rodrigues, Maira 332
Reis, Alcenir 424, 640 Rinkevicius, Leonardas 70, 566, 606 Rodrigues, Marcia 651
Reis, Bruno Pinheiro Wanderley 225 Rios Rozo, Camilo Enrique 677 Rodrigues, Tatiane 663, 702
Reis, Elisa 332, 381, 385, 481, 547 Riska, Elianne 633 Rodrigues Pimentel, Jonas 568
Reis, Joyce 245 Rispoli Leal, Carolina 611 Rodríguez, Carla 184
Reis, Julio Adriano Ferreira 723 Rivas Sanchez, Hector Eloy 473 Rodriguez, Carlos 536
Reis, Luciana Silva 525 Rivera, Michelle 356 Rodriguez, Cesar 537
Reis, Magali 344 Rivera Largacha, Silvia 698 Rodriguez, Evelyn 603
Reising, Ailin 182 Riveros, julián Andrés 698 Rodríguez, Katya 684
Reis Mota, Fabio 442 Riviere, Clément 738 Rodriguez, Manuel Ángel 130, 218
Reitz, Tilman 311 Rivoir, Ana 578, 688 Rodriguez, Sandra 448, 565
Relli, Mariana 54, 582 Rizzo, Helen 90 Rodríguez, Zeyda 208
Renahy, Emilie 40 Roach Anleu, Sharyn 252 Rodriguez-Bautista, Juan Jorge 612
Repullo, Jose 231 Roazzi, Antonio 321 Rodriguez-Espinola, Solange 197
Requena, Miguel 495 Roberts, Bryan 15 Rodriguez-Garavito, Cesar 775
Resende, Cláudia 704 Roberts, Ken 605 Rodríguez Araújo, Martín 748
Resende, José Manuel 442 Roberts, Kenneth 253, 344 Rodríguez García, María Jesús 19
Resende, Viviane 115 Roberts, Wade 538, 634 Rodriguez Lopez, Miguel 307
Resh, Nura 274, 535 Robertson, Douglas 434 Rodriguez Morato, Arturo 50, 235
Restrepo, Gabriel 698 Robinson, Laura 205, 356, 516, 677 Rodriguez Moyano, Inés 224
Restrepo Ruiz, Diana 423 Robinson, Pamela 537 Rodríguez Soler, Joan 444
Revel, Martine 395 Robinson, Robert 676 Rogers, Dallas 299
Reyes, Maria Jose 656 Robles, José Manuel 688, 732 Rogers, Matthew 371
Reyes-Rivas, Roxana 244 Roca-Servat, Denisse 179 Rogers, Peter 325
Reyes Suárez, Azucena 34 Roca Servat, Denisse 760 Rogers-Brown, Jennifer 244
Reynals, Cristina 368 Rocca Rivarola, María Dolores 491 Rohde, Caterina 345, 366
Reynolds, Jill 163 Rocha, Hermelinda 760 Rojas, Flavio 40, 441
Rezaev, Andrey 421 Rocha, Lia 56 Rojas, Mariano 246, 389
Ribeiro, Ludmila 395 Rocha, Luciane 554 Rojas, Patria 340
Ribeiro, Maria Thereza 494 Rocha, Maria Eduarda Mota 458 Rojas Hernández, Jorge 328
Ribeiro, Natalina 539 Rocha, Norberto 524 Rojo, Raul-Enrique 16, 58
Ribeiro, Thuanny 281 Rocha, Olímpio 465 Roldan, Alejandro 491
Ribeiro, Wagner 492 Rocha, Rafael 322 Roldan, Veronica 682
Ricciardi, Victoria 526 Rocha, Vanessa 716 Rollwagen, Heather 694
 439 
Rolnik, Raquel 483, 587 Rudnicki, Dani 725, 749 Saksela-Bergholm, Sanna 452
Romano, Bárbara 184 Rudolf, Florence 711, 758 Saktanber, Ayse 726
Romay-Coca, Juan 733 Ruelland, Isabelle 406 Sakumichi, Shinsuke 292, 628
Romero, Guadalupe 158, 701 Ruggunan, Shaun 257, 263 Salas-Porras, Alejandra 540, 585
Romero, María Aurora 432 Rugunanan, Pragna 175 Salata, Rosemeire 488
Romero, Mary 345 Ruiz Bry, Eugenia María 7 Salazar, Maite 426
Romero, Mirta Beatriz 527 Ruiz San Roman, José A. 424, 478, 629 Salazar de Castro, Joselma 154
Romero, Osvaldo 328, 554 Ruiz Uribe, Martha Nelida 341 Salazar de León, Rogelio 419
Romero Cuevas, José Manuel 658 Rungule, Ritma 198, 517 Salcedo, Rodrigo 446
Romero Olivera, Leonardo 234 Ruokonen-Engler, Minna 170 Salcedo Repolês, Maria Fernanda 477
Romo Beltran, Rosa 721 Ruviglioni, Elena 171 Saldaña, Alejandro 604
Ronald, Richard 299 Ruzza, Carlo 724 Saldaña Rosas, Alejandro 541
Roncevic, Borut 763 Ryazantsev, Sergey 5, 634 Sales, Arnaud 671
Ronconi, Liliana 468 Sales, Helena 717
Rosa, Eugene (Gene) 426 Sales, Larissa 438
s
Rosa, Hartmut 561, 658 Salgado, Rodrigo 693
Rosa, Marcelo 422 Sá, Leonardo 322, 559 Salibekyan, Zinaida 541
Rosa, Paula Cecilia 738 Sa’ad, Abdul-Mumin 83, 159, 406, 692 Salime, Zakia 386
Rosa, Thaís Troncon 234 Sabanovic, Hana 231 Salinas Robinson, Leonardo 700
Rosaldo, Manuel 65, 537 Sabatini, Francisco 15 Salize, Hans Joachim 17
Rosas, Nina 330 Sabbagh, Clara 99, 274, 535 Salling Olesen, Henning 721
Rosenfeld, Martin 660 Sabbatella, Ignacio 742 Salman, Lana 142
Rosenfield, Cinara 120, 179 Sabido Ramos, olga Alejandra 756 Saloma-Akpedonu, Czarina 301, 337
Rosenhek, Zeev 23 Sabour, M’hammed 496 Salvi, Valentina 354, 675
Rosenow-Williams, Kerstin 80, 226 Saccà, Flaminia 192, 339, 523 Salvia, Agustin 20, 197, 229
Rosenthal, Alberto 476 Sacco, Nicolás 47 Salzinger, Leslie 642
Rosenthal, Carolyn 10 Sachmerda, Nicole 214 Sama-Lang, Irene 751
Rosenthal, Gabriele 282, 564, 646 Sackmann, Reinhold 319 Samal, Kanak 634
Rosenzweig, Mark 346 Sader, Emir 775 Samamé, Soledad 318
Rosinaite, Vikinta 217, 257 Sadgrove, Joanna 132, 201 Samanes, Graciela Cecilia 83, 247
Rosochacki, Sophia 568 Sáenz, Rogelio 31, 36 Samora, Patricia 483
Rossi, Tulio 654 Saenz Valenzuela, María Macarena 162 Sampaio, Daniela 441
Rostgaard, Tine 618, 737 Saerberg, Siegfried 521 Sampaio, Rafael Cardoso 256
Rostica, Julieta 45 Saettone, Federico 523 Sana, Mariano 480
Rotger, Lucila 122 Sáez, Chiara 728 Sanbrn, Beverly 107
Roth, Steffen 256 Saez, Virginia 423 Sanchez, Carlos David 120
Roulier, Scott 341 Saferstein, Ezequiel 334 Sánchez, Fernanda 514
Rovai, Mauro 50 Saggers, Sherry 109 Sanchez, Jesus 340
Rovira Torres, Florencia 706 Sagieva, Galina 763 Sanchez, Mariana 340
Rowthorn, Robert 319 Saha, Lawrence J. 174, 274, 535 Sanchez, María Soledad 185
Rozanova, Julia 71, 259, 494 Şahin, Nevin 106 Sanchez, Orlando 97
Rozhdestvenskaya, Elena 170 Sahoo, Subhasis 703 Sanchez, Ximena 761
Rubbini, Nora Inés 71, 444 Said-Hung, Elias 424, 629, 681 Sanchez Aguirre, Rafael 162
Rubiales, Miguel 228 Sainty, Jessica 180 Sánchez Aguirre, Rafael Andrés 756
Rubinich, Lucas 654 Saizar, Maria Mercedes 152 Sanchez Castillo, Rocio Elena 438
Rubio, Ignacio 773 Sakai, Chie 124 Sánchez Estellés, Isis 705
Rüdig, Wolfgang 125, 666 Saks, Mike 26, 220, 456, 719 Sanchez Segura, Ximena 570
 440 
Sancho, Mayte 31, 737 Santos Lenoir, Luciana 499 Schmidt, Robert J. 98, 209, 385, 541
Sand, Hans Petter 111 Sanz-Menendez, Luis 182, 199 Schmidt, Volker H. 293, 432
Sandberg, Johan 706 Sanz Hernández, Alexia 444, 743 Schmierl, Klaus 350
Sandell, Kerstin 140, 430 Sapinski, J.P. 307, 493 Schmitt, Thomas 122
Sandin, Per 492 Saraceno, Chiara 618 Schmitz, Eva 56
Sandoval Vargas, Gisella 47, 530 Saraiva, Camila 582 Schneider, Simone M. 99, 627
Sandra, Sereide Ferreira sa Silva 741 Sarat, Magda 569 Schnell, Christiane 300, 342
Sandroni, Laila 740 Sarkisian, Natalia 445 Schnettler, Bernt 443, 638, 765
Sanfelici, Daniel 434 Sarkissian, Andrea 27 Schofield, Toni 588
Sanger, Nadia 181 Sarmento, Manuel 288 Scholtz, Hanno 81, 100, 207, 269,
Sanhueza, Javiera 163, 737 Sarpila, Outi 436 447, 508, 685
San Julián, Dolores 765 Sarthou, Nerina 199 Schönwälder, Karen 122
San Martín, Julia María 27 Sasahara, Kazuko 241 Schoonmaker, Sara 205
Sannazzaro, Jorgelina 337 Sasajima, Hideaki 368 Schorr, Martin 585
San Román, Sonsoles 705 Sasaki, Masamichi 57 Schram, Arthur 480, 480
Sans, Clara 165 Sasaki, Tasuku 295 Schramm, Christina 89, 181
Sant’Ana, Daniela 61, 591 Sasin, Mariano 9 Schreyer, Dr. Franziska 78
Sant’Ana Cardoso, Celso Rúbio 218 Sastre, Raquel 728 Schuerkens, Ulrike 160, 479, 538
Santamaria, Carlos 478 Satgar, Vishwas 178, 493 Schuerkens, Ulrike M.M. 397, 433
Santana, Fernando 621 Sato, Yoshimichi 408, 508 Schugurensky, Daniel 622
Santana, Marco Aurélio 213 Satoh, Keiichi 594 Schultz, Emilien 64
Sant Anna, Fernanda 492, 592 Sattler, Sebastian 81, 169 Schulz, Benjamin 447
Santarsiero, Luis 195 Sauer, Carsten 81, 169 Schulz, Markus S. 102, 248, 287, 355, 357,
Santhi S., Angammal 130 Sawan, Joseph E. 158 385, 433, 481, 533, 625, 676, 733
Santiago, Elvira 459 Sawaya, Sandra Maria 303 Schuster, Federico 418, 635
Santiago Martins Bernardini, Camila 326 Sawhney, Nitin 279, 411 Schuster, Nina 142
Santos, Adauto 570 Scalise, Gemma 192 Schuster, Tomás 469
Santos, André 328 Scalon, Celi 84 Schwartz, Germano 505, 545, 689
Santos, Andreia 83 Scamardella, Francesca 132 Schwartzman, Kathleen 166
Santos, Caroline Gonçalves dos 15, 582 Scanu, Emiliano 758 Schwittek, Jessica 237, 517
Santos, Charles dos 79 Schabbach, Leticia 453 Sciortino, Raffaele 543
Santos, Cleide Magáli 524 Schachtner, Christina 533 Scott, Alan 219
Santos, Deborah 592 Schammah Gesser, Silvina 529 Scott, Jacqueline 67
Santos, Hermilio 136 Scharager, Andrés 631 Scott, John 138
Santos, João Bosco 65, 263 Scharf, Thomas 487 Scribano, Adrián 162
Santos, Liliane 322 Schauenburg, Gesche 669, 709 Scuro, Juan 615
Santos, Maria Walburga 288 Scheinfeld, Maria Eugenia 612 Seda, Gustavo 531
Santos, Miriam 384 Schencman, Pablo 208 Seebach, Swen 86, 286
Santos, Mónica 456 Schief, Sebastian 13, 275 Seekings, Jeremy 41, 153, 620
Santos, Môniele 519, 534 Schijman, Emilia 369 Seeleib-Kaiser, Martin 761
Santos, Myrian 258, 601 Schillagi, Carolina 202 Seghezzo, Gabriela 631
Santos, Reinaldo 569 Schlote, Christiane 710 Segura, Ramiro 87
Santos, Roseniura 412 Schmaus, Gunther 623 Sehtman, Alejandro 526
Santos, Rosirene 292 Schmeets, Hans 67, 246 Seid, Gonzalo 33, 81
Santos, Vinicius Wagner Oliveira 258, 497 Schmid, Tina 156, 487 Seifert, Hartmut 133
Santos, Yumi Garcia dos 131, 761 Schmidt, Joaquim 643 Seim, Sissel 344
Santos Junior, Jaime 146 Schmidt, Luísa 243, 425 Sellamuthu, S. Gurusamy 530, 619
 441 
Senekal, Anton 692 Sieglin, Veronika 664 Singh, Namita 371
Senmartin, Natalia Denise 251 Sieh, Edward 281 Singh, Sukhvinder N/A
Seoane, José 657 Sielemann, Washington Luiz 463 Sinha, Shamser 564
Sequera, Jorge 184 Sigl, Johanna 422 Sinhoretto, Jacqueline 722
Sercombe, Howard 321 Sígolo, Letícia Moreira 54 Siouti, Irini 170, 366, 596
Serdar, Ayse 186 Sígolo, Vanessa Moreira 600 Sipka, Danko 59
Sergeyeva, Olga 688 Sikora, Joanna 174 Siqueira, Danieli 604
Serna, Armandina 139 Silva, Ana Amelia da 50 Siqueira, Isabelle 489
Serna, Claudia A. 340, 530 Silva, Andreia de Lima 768 Sire, Pierre-Olivier 160, 728
Serna, Miguel 362 Silva, Antonio Cesar Machado 155 Sirigos, Stavros 228
Serra, Fernando 322 Silva, Geélison F. 413 Sjoberg, Gideon 676
Serra, Helena 183, 220, 342 Silva, Gislania 569 Skotte, Pernille Stornaess 93
Serrano-Velarde, Kathia 199, 444, 541 Silva, Janssen Felipe da 323, 752 Slariya, Mohinder Kumar 95
Setooka, Hiroshi 63 Silva, José Ranieri Santos Ferreira 741 Slipak, Ariel 476
Seveso Zanin, Emilio Jose 755 Silva, Josué 61 Slipak, Daniela 577
Sevilla, Ariel 57 Silva, Luisa 365 Slitine, Marion 191, 279
Seyferth, Giralda 384 Silva, Maria Andréa Luz da 327 Slomczynski, Kazimierz 82, 420
Sezgin, Zeynep 538 Silva, Nara Roberta 49 Smeby, Jens-Christian 74, 456
Shahrokni, Nazanin 580, 726 Silva, Priscila Elisabete da 752 Smets, Peer 620
Shalev, Michael 23 Silva, Rosimeire 56, 768 Smidova, Iva 633
Shannon, Harry 147 Silva Araujo, Ariella 304, 527 Smit, Ria 175, 670
Sharma, Divya 625 Silva Júnior, José Antônio 33 Smith, Adrian 141
Sharma, Rajiv 233 Silva Reinoso, Verónica 577 Smith, Thomas 98
Sharma, Sattish 753 Silva Telles, Sarah 753 Smith, Thomas S. 628
Sharma, Veena 529, 687 Silva Valenzuela, Nicolas 326 Smithey, Lee 533
Sharonova, Svetlana 329 Silveira, Debora 288 Snikere, Sigita 393, 735
Shashi Arunkumar, Mishra N/A Silveira, Gabriel Eidelwein 525 Soares, Alisson 348
Shaw, Isabel 363 Silver, Hilary 228 Soares, Danielle 414
Shearer, Christine 244, 425 Silvestre, Gabriel 514 Soares da Silva, Morgana 115
Sheikhzadegan, Amir 638 Silvestre, Giane 722 Soares de Freitas, Christiana 677
Shelly, Robert 691 Simai, Szilvia 124 Soares Menezes, Maria Zefisa 328
Shiba, Mari 14, 660 Sima Lozano, Eyder Gabriel 528 Sobottka, Emil Albert 61, 84
Shimbo, Lucia 54 Simard, Julien 140 Söderberg, Linda 438
Shinoda, Luciana 334 Simbuerger, Elisabeth 318 Sofiati, Flávio Munhoz 429
Shinohara, Chika 306 Simiao, Lucelio Ferreira 288 Soifer, Raphael 191
Shinozaki, Kyoko 513 Simioni, Fabiane 164 Sola Álvarez, Marian 492
Shiraishi, Soichiro 19 Simó, Carles 619 Solari, Lucía 184
Shmatko, Natalia 763 Simoes, Solange 13, 768 Soler, Lorena 45
Short, Stephanie 509 Simões Nogueira, Fernando 539 Soler, Marta 510, 775
Shuvalova, Olga 763 Simon, Jeanne W. 357 Soler, Víctor 619
ŠIambuk, Vladimir 489 Simon, Karl-Heinz 256, 348, 555 Solís Aragón, Martha Lorena 39
Siara, Bernadetta 484, 744 Simons, Leslie Gordon 185 Solís Gadea, Héctor Raúl 658
Siatitsa, Dimitra 212 Simons, Ronald 185 Solomos, John 744
Sidicaro, Ricardo 610 Sims, Margaret 109, 154 Sommer, Vivien 732
Sidoti, Francesco 185 Sindler, Anna Karoline 102 Sommerland, Hilary 252, 302
Siebert, Rosemarie 319 Singelmann, Joachim 319, 340 Soneryd, Linda 363
Siegel, Pamela 230, 774 Singer, Paulo 609 Song, Shaopeng 238
 442 
Sonnenfeld, David 711 Stanek, Mikolaj 452, 495 Suzuki, Akira 409
Sorando Ortín, Daniel 142 Starosta, Pawel 157, 494 Svendsen, Erika 740
Sorg, Bila 13 Stecher, Antonio 242, 515, 664 Swarnakar, Pradip 161
Soria Garcia, Emilse Romina 252 Stecklov, Guy 480 Sweeney, John 481
Sorj, Bila 123 Stedman, Rich 657 Symmes, Constanza 479
Sosa, Joseph Jay 191 Stefanelli, Laura 345 Synnott, Anthony 272
Sosa, Pamela 523 Stefanovic-Stambuk, Jelica 287 Szapiro, Ana 301
Sosa Elízaga, Raquel 8, 705, 775, 759 Stehli, Melania 463 Szczucka, Anna 763
Sosa Varrotti, Andrea P. 83 Steil, Carlos Alberto 495 Szlechter, Diego 700
Soto, Willy 325 Stein, Leila de Menezes 457 Szócska, Gábor 509
Soto Acosta, Willy 649 Steinberg, Cora 229 Szócska, Miklós 532
Soto Roy, Alvaro 515 Steinert, Tilman 17 Szpilbarg, Daniela 334
Sousa De Oliveira Barbosa, Paula 758 Stello Leite, Maria Cristina 568 Sztompka, Piotr 318, 568
Sousa Ribeiro Junior, José Raimundo 327 Stepantsov, Pavel 209 Szydlik, Marc 487, 623
Souto, Aline 414 Stephens, Bryan 126
Souto Salom, Julio 104 Stewart, Kay 745
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Souza, Angelo 274 Stewart, Tiffanie 113
Souza, Carla Arantes de 427, 519 Steyn, Melissa 687 Tàbara, J. David 161, 407
Souza, Carmen Gonçalves de 29 Stieber, Malte 720 Taber, Elena 518
Souza, José dos Santos 684 Stoddart, Mark 425, 531 Taborga, Ana María 249
Souza, Márcia Cristina David de 661 Stoll, Florian 642 Taddei, Emilio 215, 657
Souza, Maria Antônia de 278 Stolle, Dietlind 122 Tadjoeddin, Zulfan 283
Souza, Rafaelle Lopes 722 Stone, Emma 35 Taenzler, Dirk 395
Souza, Raquel 80 Strain, Laurel 107 Tafner, Paulo 271
Souza-Lima, José Edmilson 61 Strecker, David 262, 477 Tagliavini, Damiano 760
Souza Oliveira, Maria Galleno 328 Stremovskaya, Alla 631 Takahashi, Yoshiaki 562
Souza Rodrigues, Emmanuel Henrique 528 Stuart, Diana 711 Takala, Mervi 133
Soydemir, Gokce 156 Stumpf González, Rodrigo 461 Takegami, Misa 516
Sozzo, Maximo 333, 631, 690, 722 Su, Celina 323 Takenoshita, Hirohisa 81, 441
Spadacio, Cristiane 774 Suarez, Hugo José 35, 309, 330 Takeoka, Toru 367
Spadoni, Eliana 369 Suárez-Cabrera, Dery Lorena 498 Takeuti, Norma 62, 296, 692
Spector, Alan 49 Suarez Garcia, Carlos José 571 Takita-Ishii, Sachiko 734
Spector, Johnny 143 Suarez Maestre, Andrea 444 Talavera Reyes, Claudia 224
Speranza, Lorenzo 183, 342 Suassuna, Rodrigo 690 Talburt, Susan 435
Speziale, Anabella 212, 317 Subirats, Joan 620 Tamariz, María Cristina 603, 645
Spicer, Andre 160 Subramanian, S.V. 532 Tamayo, Sergio 655, 764
Spickard, James 443 Sulkunen, Pekka 385 Tamborini, Christopher 445
Spilkova, Jana 211 Sulmont, Annabelle 613 Tanaka, Giselle 514, 582
Spiller, Marcus 52 Sun, Shirley Hsiao-Li 301, 482 Tanaka, Shigeru 96
Spinelli, José Antônio 464 Suna, Birendra 644, 753 Tanatova, Dina 36
Spitzer, Markus 773 Sundqvist, Göran 38, 492 Tan Becerra, Reinaldo 132
Spohn, Willfried 45, 522 Sünter, Emre 208, 763 Tang, Ling-Yun 104, 455
Spracklen, Karl 66, 303 Supervielle, Marcos 65, 176 Tang, Siufu 238
Spyrellis, Stavros-Nikiforos 228 Surian, Alessio 368 Tangian, Andranik 8, 171
Srigley, Ron 565 Sustas, Sebastián Ezequiel 265, 683 Tanner, Jeremy 455
St. Bernard, Godfrey 31, 32, 33, 34, 393 Suter, Christian 627 Tantrigoda, Pavithra 143
Stamford da Silva, Artur 115 Sutton, Barbara 602, 648 Taranda, Demetrio 158
 443 
Tarducci, Mónica 349 Tewari, Sanjay 230, 253 Torrejon, Maria-Jose 487
Tarkó, Klára 529 Thayer, Luis Eduardo 485, 626 Torres, Anália 627
Tarohmaru, Hiroshi 63 Theobald, Hildegard 512, 706 Torres, Arlene 355
Tarumoto, Hideki 14, 394 Thiago Bastos, Sonia Regina 329 Torres, Denise 653
Tasaki, Tomohiro 70 Thoemmes, Jens 664 Torres, Esteban 195
Tastsoglou, Evangelia 90, 320, 510, 551, 603 Thomas, Adrien 439 Torres, Fernanda Valeria 491, 635, 764
Tatsumi, Tomoyuki 594 Thomas, Mark 141, 141 Torres, Sandra 276, 707
Tavares, Breitner 746 Thomas, Samantha 306 Torres-Albero, Cristóbal 258, 688
Tavares, Fred 51 Thomasz, Ana Gretel 245 Torres Silva, Tarcisio 520
Tavares Dos Santos, Jose Vicente 333, Thomaz, Omar 117 Toscana, Alejandra 518
453, 559 Thomazotti Claro, Adriana 145 Toscano, Ana Gracia 229
Tavera Fenollosa, Ligia 248, 355, 533, Thompson, Lee 183 Tosun, Mehtap 193
625, 676 Threadgold, Steve 605, 727 Tourette, Lucie 180
Taverne, Didier 598 Throop, Liz C. 191 Touris, María Cecilia 265
Tavernelli, Romina Paola 122 Thuesen, Frederik 219 Toxqui, Mauricio 3
Tavolari, Bianca 212 Thumala, Daniela 562 Toyota, Hiroyuki 705
Tavolaro, Lília 432 Tilleczek, Kate 565, 688 Tran, Hoai Anh 706
Tavolaro, Sergio 61, 293, 432 Tilly, Chris 65, 177 Trapenciere, Anna 53
Taylor-Cole, W.O. 111, 210 Time and Society, Journal 561 Trapenciere, Ilze 53, 321
Taylor-Gooby, Peter 650 Timonen, Virpi 487 Trapencieris, Marcis 393, 530
Tazreiter, Claudia 91, 124 Tironi, Manuel 307, 426 Trask, Bahira Sherif 131, 581
Tchaicha, Jane 386 Tisch, Anita 336 Travaglia, Joanne 268, 727
Tebet, Gabriela 663 Tissera, Silvana 229 Trebilcock, Maria 446, 488
Teixeira, Alex 322, 333, 503 Tittor, Anne 365 Treitler, Vilna Bashi 193, 441, 485,
Teixeira, Ana Lucia 455 Tizziani, Ania 290 547, 599, 762
Teixeira, Clotildes 424 Tobe, Pamela 274 Trejo Sánchez, José Antonio 605
Teixeira Pinto, Vinícius 605 Tobeña, Verónica 104 Trela, Joanna 118
Teixeira Rodrigues, Marlene 129 Tobias, Melina 593 Tremblay, Diane Gabrielle 196, 257, 290
Tejerina, Benjamín 23, 248, 355, 533, Tobin, Joseph 305 Trevino, Maria del Carmen 510
625, 676 Tognetti, Mara 532 Trevisan, Gabriela 109
Tejerina Montaña, Benjamin 248 Tognetti Bordogna, Mara 169, 345 Trevisan, Janine 80
Tejero, Aroa 586 Tognonato, Claudio 675 Trifiletti, Rossana 393
Tena, Jordi 207 Toledo Ferreira, Mariana 249 Trinadh, B. Naga 464
Tena-Sánchez, Jordi 207 Tolosa Chacon, Gabriel 421 Trindade, Ana Angélica 40
Teney, Céline 174 Tomas, Maria Carolina 482 Trindade, Arthur 690
Teo, Youyenn 706 Tomasotti, Marina 378 Trujilllo, Alma Isela 254
Teodoro, Antonio 640 Tomassini, Cecilia 290, 683 Trzcinski, Eileen 147
Teotia, Manoj Kumar 671 tomescu-Dubrow, Irina 420, 691 Trzeciak, Miriam 769
Terachi, Mikito 78 Tominaga, Kyoko 295 Tsai, Ming-Chang 133
Terborg, Roland 165, 254 Tomita, Andrea 152 Tsai, Yu-yueh 140
Te Riele, Saskia 67, 246 Toni, Miriam 699 Tsapko, Miroslava 464
Terigi, Flavia 229 Toniol, Rodrigo 495 Tsarfaty, Orly 129, 344
Terra, Alessandra Matos 6 Tonon, Graciela 197 Tsobanoglou, George 339, 451
Terra, Livia Maria 242 Torcigliani, Nilda Ines 278 Tsuchida, Kumiko 14
Terral, Philippe 301, 390 Tornberg, Anton 520 Tsukanova, Daria 329
Testa, Sabrina 682 Toro, Juan Pablo 664 Tsutsumi, Atsuro 241
Tewari, Babita 390 Toropova, Anna 496 Tudball, Jacqueline 745
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Tuider, Elisabeth 769 Valassi, Despoina 228 Vdovichenko, Larisa 283, 523
Tula, Inés 431 Valdivia, Angharad 356, 481, 677 Vecchioli, Virginia 675
Tuma, René 209, 317, 568 Valença, Márcio Moraes 54 Vecslir, Leila 244
Tuñon, Ianina 476 Valencia, Silvia Victoria 605 Vecslir, Lorena 234
Turan, Feryal 636 Valencia Lomelí, Enrique 362 Veenhoven, Ruut 133, 312, 389
Turkun, Asuman 446 Valenduc, Gérard 257, 688 Vega, Alejandra 429
Turner, Bryan 682 Valentine, Gill 142, 201 Vega, I. Viviana 27
Turner, Frederick 11 Valentín Félix Salazar, Valentín 500 Vega-Lopez, Maria Guadalupe 47,
Tuunainen, Juha 182, 337 Valenzuela, Daniel 426 164, 261
Tyagi, Susheel 645 Valenzuela, Nydia 759 Vegh Weis, Valeria 690
Tygel, Alan 703 Valero-Matas, Jesús Alberto 733 Veiga, Danilo 446
Tyurina, Irina 217, 339 Valinotti, Adriana 460 Veitch, Craig 509
Tyyskä, Vappu 320 Valladares, Licia 41 Velásquez Granados, Diego 47, 530
Tyyska, Vappu 127, 128, 129, 130, 131, Valle, Izabel 637 Velástegui Bahamonde, Napoleón 614
768, 769, 770 Valle, Trinidad 305 Velàzquez, Virna 254
Vallim, Danielle 187 Velez-Cuartas, Gabriel 69, 173, 763
Valverde, Estela 357 Vélez Massa, Agustín 525
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Vammen Larsen, Sanne 678 Velikaya, Nataliya 192, 451, 697
Uceda Navas, Pedro 714 van Beuningen, Jacqueline 67 Veliz Argueta, Beatriz 94
Uchida, Yukiko 562 Vandegrift, Darcie 22 Veltmeyer, Henry 102, 357
Uggla, Ylva 363 Vandekerckhove, Sem 351 Vendramin, Patricia 75, 488
Ulloa, Armando 328, 554 Vandergrift, Darcie 331 Venini, Cristina 27
Ullrich, Danielle 763 Vanderveen, Gabry 143, 371 Ventrice, Evangelina 690
Ulriksen, Constanza 255 van der Wel, Kjetil 532 Ventrici, Patricia 674
Ulu, Meltem 260 Vanegas, Juan David 120 Ventura, María Victoria 284
Um, Seonggee 623 Vanegas Carrasco, Estefanía 469 Ventura, Tereza 368
Umaña, Mayra Alejandra 698 Van Gelder, Jean-Louis 483 Venturini, María Eugenia 328, 572
Unda, Rene 517 Van Gunten, Tod 291 Verduzco, Gustavo 304, 452
Urbina, Danae 378 van Gyes, Guy 219, 351 Veres, Judit 184
Urdaneta, Elena 31, 261, 737 van Haute, Emilie 250 Vergara, Nicolás 368
Ureta, Sebastian 351 Vanhulst, Julien 407 Vergara Mattar, Gabriela 755
Urquiza, Anahí 562 van Krieken, Robert 112 Verhoeven, Marie 229
Urteaga, Maritza 77 Vannini, Phillip 372 Verma, Deepak Kumar 82, 132
Urzola, Daniela 167 Van Rompaey, Erika 770 Verma, Misri Lal 44, 203
Ushijima, Fernanda 570 van Schuur, Wijbrandt 666, 709 Verma, Smita 68, 216, 663
Uyar, Elif 193 Vara, Ana 531, 593 Vermot, Cecile 124, 209, 542
Uys, Tina 239, 406 Varanda, Marta 536 Veronese, Marilia 427
Uzun, Emel 260 Varela, Cecilia 146 Veronica, Montes de Oca 672
Uzzell, David 409 Varella, Renata 473 Verpraet, Gilles 255, 287, 477
Vargas de Faria, José Ricardo 367 Verrea, Valerio 287
Vasconcelos, Edson 242 Versino, Mariana 182, 285
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Vasilkova, Valeriya 182 Vertigans, Stephen 112
Vaca, Agustín 615 Vasserman, Yuriy 353 Vertovec, Steven 122
Vaccotti, Luciana 526 Vaughan, Suzanne 43, 280 Vessuri, Hebe 199
Vainer, Carlos 367, 514 Vaz, Neilo 741 Vianna de Souza, Magda 27
Vaisman, Ester 4 Vázquez, María Soledad 265 Vidal, Nilva Carla 438
Vakhshtayn, Victor 32 Vazquez, Melina 119, 731 Vidal de la Rosa, Godofredo 471
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Vidovicova, Lucie 116, 214 von Scheve, Christian 82, 189, 669 Weick, Stefan 346, 586
Vieira, Adriana Dias 722 von Wissel, Christian 191, 521 Weiler, Vera 614
Vieira Da Cunha, Neiva 87 Voorend, Koen 512 Weinmann, Nico 153
Viera Bravo, Patricia 392 Vorheyer, Claudia 564 Weinreb, Alexander 480
Vieten, Ulrike 114, 702 Voss, Kim 21, 315 Welburn, Jessica 547
Vigliarolo, Francesco 661 Voss, Paul 441 Weller, Wivian 216
Viglio, José Eduardo 606 Vratusa, Vera 71, 600 Wendt, Claus 40, 231, 365, 644
Vikkelsø, Signe 88 Vryonides, Marios 29, 535 Wenzel, Melanie 704, 732
Vilkama, Katja 228 Vuolo, Michael 55 Wesolowski, Wlodzimierz 82
Villa, Alejandro Marcelo 3, 265 Wester, Rik 105
Villafane, Alicia 157 Wetzel, Dietmar 558
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Villagran, Carla 328, 572 Whan, Anthea 109
Villagran, Claudia 392 Waechter, Natalia 172, 264, 517 Wheeler, Joanna 411
Villagran Munoz, Claudia 392 Wahab, Elias 10, 579 Wherry, Frederick 273, 642
Villalon, Roberta 320, 602, 687 Wahlbeck, Osten 227 White, Theresa 411
Villalta, Carla 423, 476 Wahren, Juan 635 Whitehouse, Gillian 618
Villanueva, Alejandra 463 Wainer, Andres 585 Wiegand, Elena 707
Villar, Lidia 491, 635 Waisman, Carlos 420 Wierenga, Ani 22, 712, 746
Villar e Villar, Maria Elena 387 Waisman, Valentina 70 Wiggers, Ingrid 292, 489
Villen Meirelles Alves, Patricia 573 Wakeling, Paul 380 Wilhelms Eras, Lígia 641
Villette, Michel 642 Waksman, Dr. Shoshi 143 Wilkis, Ariel 486, 736
Vintila, Daniela 420, 626 Walby, Sylvia 275, 287 Williams, Bob 668
Viotti, Nicolás 642 Waldner, Lisa 276 Williams, Lisa 144
Viotto, Aline 526 Walsh, Shannon 318, 371 Williams, Mark L. 261
Viqueira, Sebastian 46 Walter, Jorge 664 Williams, Michelle 178, 493
Viscardi, Nilia 322 Wang, Yingyao 291 Williamson, Howard 22, 712, 746
Vita, Leticia 46 Warnke, Jan 263 Williamson, John 382, 445
Vitale, Tommaso 388, 514 Waskul, Dennis 372 Williamson, Margaret 745
Vite Perez, Miguel Ángel 12, 716 Watabe, Motoki 562 Williamson, Rebecca 299, 394
Vitovsky, Vladimir 19 Watanabe, Anna 594 Willis, Karen 64
Vittu, Elodie 212 Watkins, Karen 603 Wilson, Kristi 354
Vives, Rosario 95 Wautier, Anne Marie 637 Wilson, Sarah 94, 324
Voegtli, Michael 764 Webb, Helena 324 Windeler, Arnold 105
Voicu, Malina 393 Webster, Edward 65, 575 Windle, Joel 274
vom Lehn, Dirk 324 Wehle, Beatriz 138, 300, 418, 613 Winnæss, Pål 559
Vommaro, Gabriel 125 Wehr, Ingrid 428, 748 Winston, Norma 138, 470
Vommaro, Pablo 119, 730 Wehrli, Angelica 217 Winter, Elke 599
von Bülow, Marisa 635 Weible, Katrin 706 Wisselgren, Per 768
Von Holdt, Karl 775 Weicht, Bernhard 457, 484 Wissink, Bart 299
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Witt, Ann-Katrin 683 Yarmohammadi, Saeid 159 Zaccai-Reyners, Nathalie 143, 472
Witt, Katherine 492, 591 Yaschine, Iliana 123 Zachou, Chrysanthi 320, 484
Witte, Nicole 324, 646 Yasui, Daisuke 63, 294 Zaffaroni, Adriana 392, 599
Wolanski, Sandra 387 Yazawa, Shujiro 103 Zaluar, Alba 138, 247
Woldoff, Rachael 483 Yee, Aubrey 481 Zamora, Gerardo 163, 261
Wong, Catherine, Mei Ling 70, 531 Yépez, Isabel 251 Zamorano, Héctor 316, 574
Wong, Lloyd 670 Yi, Chin-Chun 78 Zamorano, Mariano Martín 192
Wood, Denise 94 Yi, Ilcheong 428 Zamprogne, Luciana 463
Wood, Lesley 118 Yildiz, Pinar 50 Zanella, Vanessa 462
Woodman, Dan 75, 387, 565, 727, 754 Ylä-Anttila, Tuomas 739 Zanetic, André 453
Wormald, Guillermo 446, 488 Ylönen, Marja 70 Zanini, Maria Catarina 384
Wortman, Ana 629 Yokoyama, Mieko 39 Zanotti, Agustín 703
Wright, James D. 583 Yon, Karel 179, 180 Zapiola, María Carolina 202, 240
Wundrak, Rixta 186, 646 Yonezawa, Akiyoshi 319 Zappia, Michele 520
Wyn, Johanna 264 Yoon, In-Jin 634 Zarate, Barbara 410, 748
Yopo, Martina 353, 603 Zarlenga, Martias 235
Yoshida, Kohei 70 Zemnukhova, Liliia 209
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Youkhana, Eva 52, 437 Zhelnina, Anna 738
Xavier, Alice 329 Young, Andrea 758 Zhou, Changcheng 645
Xavier do Nascimento, Janaína 225 Young, Janette 183, 263 Zicavo, Eugenia 603
Xu, Yao 241 Yu, Jae Eon 96 Zimmer, Zachary 261, 579
Yukawa, Yayoi 39 Zine, Jasmin 186, 694
y Yurchenko, Olesya 456 Zinn, Jens O. 232, 281, 325, 374, 459,
Yurdakul, Gökce 726 518, 566, 606, 650
Yabkowski, Nuria 635 Yusuff, Olabisi 131, 486 Zitello, Matías 348
Yadava, Vijai pal 44 Yusupov, Musa 528 Zorita, Paz M-B 26
Yamada, Nobuyuki 21 Yusupova, Seda 528 Zubillaga, Aitziber 365
Yamaguchi, Keiko 446 Yuval-Davis, Nira 114, 343, 417 Zuev, Dennis 568
Yamashita, Yusuke 70 Zuluaga, Jaime 247, 559
Yamato, Reiko 487, 534 Zúñiga Reyes, Danghelly Giovanna 440
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Yampolskaya, Svetlana 138 Zurawski, Cheryl 93
Yañez, Sabrina Soledad 280 Zabé, Grégoire 94 Zurbbrigen, Ruth 349
Yang, Chou-Sung 750 Zabirova, Aigul 376, 697
Yanguas, Javier 31, 737 Zaccai, Edwin 407, 636
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