Friday, November 20 / 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM • Room 405 (4th Floor)

Session 117
Morality in Economic and Political Transformations

Chair: Tad Skotnicki, University of North Carolina at Greensboro
Discussant: Lynette Spillman, University of Notre Dame

1. Consumer Politics as Gender Politics: How the Military Dictatorship Tried to Tame Inflation and Govern the Family in Argentina (1976-1983) • Julia Ballester, The New School for Social Research.

2. Finance, Culture, and Deregulation: The Making of Financialized Media Policy • Shirin Purkayastha, Yale University.

3. Asymmetric Moral Reconstruction: Aspirational Identities and the Uneven Reconstruction of Work and Care • Talia Shiff, Tel Aviv University.

4. Rebuilding and Unraveling the Factory Moral Regime in China’s "Long 1980s" • Jiaqi Sun, Stony Brook University.

5. Cooperative Semiotics: The Changing Meaning of Alternative Modernization in China • Yuchao Yao, University of Virginia.

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