Friday, November 20 / 10:00 AM - 11:45 AM Room 403 (4th Floor)

Session 79
Comparative-Historical Environmental Sociology Part One: Empirics and Theory

1. How Not to Lie with Climate Change Data. A Realist AgendaJordan Fox, SUNY at Buffalo; Jonas Adams, SUNY at Buffalo; Patrick Greiner, Universiy of Washington.

2. Environment and Climate in Comparative Historical Sociology: A Surprising Lacuna in Need of a Critical TurnPaul Gellert, University of Tennessee; Alex Moulton, Hunter College.

3. Continuity, Not Rupture: Temporal Orientation and Climate Change in New OrleansNicole Letourneau, Harvard University.

4. Black Freed Gold Miners Reshaping the Legal Language: Subsoil Property Regime Transition in Late Nineteenth Century, ColombiaDaniel Varela Corredor, University of Michigan.

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