| 902. Mapping Atlanta's Historical Geographies of Race, Class, and Justice I |
Markley |
| 903. The City and Its Environments |
Yildiz |
| 904. Spatial Epidemiology of Infectious Diseases |
Ramiro Fariñas |
| 905. Assessing Scales and Configurations of Segregation Using Fine-Grained Data: A Roundtable |
Swope |
| 906. Mapping Racial Violence |
Canavera |
| 907. The World Historical Gazetteer as Shared Spatial Infrastructure for Social Science History |
Vashist |
| 908. Text Mining Across Space, Time, and Languages |
Kennedy |
| 909. Mapping Atlanta's Historical Geographies of Race, Class, and Justice II |
Markley |
| 910. Teaching Spatial History: A Roundtable |
Baics |
| 911. Advancing Spatial Methods |
Kennedy |
| 912. Geographies of Racialized Dispossession |
Kennedy |
| 913. Settlement Patterns and Inequality |
Kennedy |
| 914. Mapping Perceptions of Space |
Kennedy |
| 1002. From Automation to Artificial Intelligence: Antilabor Technologies and Worker Resistance in Comparative and Historical Perspective |
Hanna |
| 1003. Book Panel: Class Warfare in Black Atlanta |
Walter |
| 1004. Book Panel: Dangerous Migration: Mexican Labor and the Fight for Immigrant Rights |
Walter |
| 1005. Organizing Workers: Unions, Professionalization, and Labor Militancy in the United States |
Wood |
| 1006. Labor Stratification, Migration, and Political Economy |
Wood |
| 1007. Race, Labor, and Inequality in Modern Capitalism |
Wood |
| 1008. Labor, Political Economy, and the Expansion of Democracy |
Wood |
| 1009. Grassroots Labor Activism and Worker Solidarity |
Wood |
| 1010. Labor Coercion and Class Formation in Global and Colonial Contexts |
Wood |
| 1101. Macrohistorical Dynamics |
Payne/Zhang/Pula |
| 1102. Beyond the Periphery: Eastern Europe and the Complexities of Social and Political Transformation (I) |
Pula |
| 1103. Beyond the Periphery: Eastern Europe and the Complexities of Social and Political Transformation (II) |
Pula |
| 1104. Beyond the Periphery: Eastern Europe and the Complexities of Social and Political Transformation (III) |
Pula |
| 1105. Power and Normativity in Society and History I: The Lives and Logics of Empire |
Skotnicki |
| 1106. Power and Normativity in Society and History II: Order and the Atlantic World |
Skotnicki |
| 1107. Power and Normativity in Society and History III: Power and Pluralism in Social Theory |
Skotnicki |
| 1108. Book Session. The Great Separation: The Chinese Cultural Revolution and the Political Origins of Ordoeconomism, by Xiaohong Xu |
Zhang |
| 1109. The Chinese Reform as Social Science History (I): A Hundred Protagonists |
Zhang |
| 1110. The Chinese Reform as Social Science History (II): Temporality and Contingency |
Zhang |
| 1111. The Chinese Reform as Social Science History (III): Braving the Market Waves |
Zhang |
| 1112. The Chinese Reform as Social Science History (IV): Remaking Modernities |
Zhang |
| 1113. The Tangling of Theory and Evidence in Historical Sociology |
Newman |
| 1114. Presidential Session. Book Session on David Zaret, Petitioning and Power Relations in Pre-Modern Eurasia (Oxford University Press, 2025) |
Hung |
| 1116. Hegemony Unraveling: Crisis and Post-Crisis |
Silver |
| 1117. State and Business Institutions in Early Modern China |
Chen |
| 1118. Why Some Rise and Others Don't: Inequality, Geography, and the Long Arc of State Formation |
Payne |
| 1119. Governing by Classification: Archives, Imperial Time, and the Long Life of Colonial Rule |
Payne |
| 1120. Red Flags and Colonial Frontiers: Ideology, Insurgency, and the Politics of Revolution |
Payne |
| 1121. Where Markets End and States Begin: Institutional Boundaries, Military Spending, and Neoliberal Networks |
Payne |
| 1122. Reading the Modern: Computational Methods and the Historical Genealogy of Social Meaning |
Payne |
| 1123. Presidential Session: book session on Avner Greif, Joel Mokyr, Guido Tabellini. Two Paths to Prosperity: Culture and Institutions in Europe and China, 1000–2000. (Princeton University Press, 2025) |
Hung |
| 1601. States, Politics and Society |
McCourt/Lee/Smith |
| 1602. Author Meets Critics: Traders, Speculators, and Captains of Industry by Jason Jackson |
Jackson |
| 1603. Origins of Partisanship in the British Empire |
Pincus |
| 1604. Author Meets Critic: The Death and Life of Chinese Civil Society by Mujun Zhou |
Zhou |
| 1605. Book Session: Pious Politics: Cultural Foundations of the Islamist Movement in Turkey by Zeynep Ozgen. |
Alshaibi |
| 1606. Recent and Ongoing Challenges to Liberalism in the US and Throughout the World |
Reynolds |
| 1608. Politics and Social Science: From Weber’s “Science as a Vocation” to Present-Day Discussions |
Steinmetz |
| 1609. Contested Belonging in the Shadow of World War II: Gender, Nation, and Empire in East and Southeast Asia, 1937-1952 |
Kuo |
| 1610. Author Meets Critics. Sacred Betrayal: How the French Catholic Church Broke Its Pledge to Protect Jews During the Holocaust by Aliza Luft |
Quisumbing King |
| 1611. Global Historical Sociologies of Violence: Economies of Violence |
Quisumbing King |
| 1612. Black Power's Politics, Infrastructures and Afterlives: Authors Meet Collective Conversation |
Johnson |
| 1613. Global Historical Sociologies of Violence: Enabling Violence |
White |
| 1614. Goffmanian Political Economy (I): Big Picture |
Fink |
| 1615. Goffmanian Political Economy (II): Finance |
Fink |
| 1616. Goffmanian Political Economy (III): Industry |
Fink |
| 1617. Goffmanian Political Economy (IV): Selves and Bodies |
Fink |
| 1618. Goffmanian Political Economy (V): Policymaking and Performance |
Fink |
| 1619. Conflicting Imperial Political Economies |
Pincus |
| 1620. Presidential Session. Civil Society in the Global South |
Hung |
| 1621. Revolution and Counter-Revolution: Historical Analysis Between Short Term and Longue Durée |
Newman |
| 1622. Revolution Compared I: Classical Revolutions |
Hung |
| 1623. Revolution Compared II: Revolutions Since Late Cold War |
Hung |
| 1624. Social Technologies of African Development |
Peeples |
| 1625. States Under Pressure |
Clemens |
| 1626. The Ambivalence of Expertise in the Progressive and New Deal State |
Popp Berman |
| 1628. Law, Authority, and Administrative Rationalization |
McCourt |
| 1629. Surveillance, Health, and Settler Administration |
McCourt |
| 1630. Power, Order, and Institutional Change in Premodern China and Korea |
McCourt |
| 1631. Nationalist Projects, Transnational Solidarities, Colonial Legacies |
McCourt |
| 1632. Warfare, Welfare States, and State-Corporation Relations |
McCourt |
| 1633. Civil Society and the Welfare State |
McCourt |
| 1634. Rule of Law, Policy Feedback, and Civic Participation |
McCourt |
| 1635. Abolitionism, Coalition Formation, and Mobilization |
McCourt |
| 1636. Democratic Vulnerability, Diaspora Mobilization, and Advocacy Networks |
McCourt |
| 1637. Democratic Backsliding and Authoritarian Politics |
McCourt |
| 1638. Theories of Consolidation, Legislative Politics, and Illiberal Contexts |
McCourt |
| 1639. Racial Classification, Census Politics, and Jim Crow |
McCourt |
| 1640. Settler Colonialism, Indigenous Removal, and Displacement |
McCourt |
| 1641. Red Guards, Elite Conflict, and the Cultural Revolution |
McCourt |
| 1642. Socialist Construction, Economic Reform, and Ideological Production in China and Taiwan |
McCourt |
| 1643. Property Rights, Land Markets, and Cultural Industries |
McCourt |
| 1644. Émigré Regimes, Diaspora Mobilization, and Underground Resistance |
McCourt |
| 1645. Media and Technocracy |
McCourt |
| 1646. Revolutionary Writing, Identity, and Social Discourse |
McCourt |
| 1647. Dollars, Debt, and Financial Risk |
McCourt |
| 1702. Decentering Modernity : Women, Household, and Decision Making in Colonial and Postcolonial South Asia |
Nasir |
| 1703. Author Meets Critic: Unlawful Advances: How Feminists Transformed Title IX by Celene Reynolds |
Reynolds |
| 1704. Intimate Rule: Gender, Marriage, and the Colonial State |
Grisard |
| 1705. Labor, Discipline, and the Gendered Social Question |
Grisard |
| 1706. Reproduction, Population, and the Modern State in South and East Asia |
Grisard |
| 1707. Gender and the Making of Knowledge across Traditional and Modern Institutions |
Grisard |
| 1708. Sexuality, Race, and the Regulation of Difference |
Grisard |
| 1709. Contested Intimacies: Gender, Knowledge, Desire, and the Making of Authority Across Modernities |
Grisard |
| 1802. Author Meets Critics Panel: Until the Last Ton: Fossil Fuels in India from Empire to the Climate Crisis by Matthew Shutzer |
Sharma |
| 1803. Anti-Colonial Knowledge-Production: Affective Regimes, Fanon’s Revolutionary Psychiatry, and the General Union of Palestinian Writers |
McNally |
| 1804. Subaltern Militancy and the Black Radical Tradition |
McNally |
| 1805. Historicizing the Relationship between Marxist and Postcolonial Theory |
Bates |
| 1806. Historical Ethnography with and beyond Benjamin |
Ballester |
| 1807. Rethinking Anticolonial Thought and Resistance Through the African North |
Bavbek |
| 1808. Critical Studies of Europe's East: Empire, Nationalism, and Political Economy |
Bavbek |
| 1809. Empire, Race, and Labour Movements |
Bavbek |
| 1810. Teaching Social Sciences Under Authoritarianism and Genocide |
Bavbek |
| 1811. US Empire, Education, and Sociology |
Bavbek |
| 1813. Critical Perspectives on Colonial Projects across the Globe |
Grell-Brisk |
| 1814. Critical Perspectives on US History |
Sharma |
| 1815. Colonialism, Decolonization, and Racial Capitalism |
Sharma |
| 1816. Theorizing States and Modernity |
Sharma |
| 1817. Race and Space |
Sharma |
| 1818. Presidential Session: Development in the age of the New/Old Imperialism |
Thornton |
