Sessions

1. Childhood and Youth

101. Childhood and Youth Maynes/Alexander/Dillenburg
102. Child Migrants Maynes
103. Finding Children and Youth in the Archives I Wing
104. Book Roundtable on Amy Farrell's "Intrepid Girls: The Complicated History of the Girl Scouts of the USA" Dillenburg
105. Book Roundtable on "Writing with Fire: The Cowboy Suit Tragedy and the Course of a Life" by Barbara Welke Dillenburg
106. Historical Geographies of Childhood and Youth Maynes
107. Childhoods in Postwar Eras Maynes
108. Finding Children and Youth in the Archives II Maynes
109. Governing Childhoods: Labor, Discipline, and Marginality in South Asia Dillenburg


2. Crime, Justice and the Law

201. Crime, Justice and the Law Shiff/Levi


3. Culture

301. Culture Dromi/Woodberry/Skotnicki
302. Trust in Uncertain Times: Substantive and Methodological Reflections Duina


4. Data Infrastructure

401. Data Infrastructure Magnuson/Mourits
402. Digitization and Linkage of the 1990 United States Census Bleckley


5. Economics

501. Economics Eloranta/Dul/Meyer/Dominguez
502. Interdisciplinary Social Science History & Publishing in Social Science History Wegge
503. Author Meets Critics: The Brew Deal: How Beer Helped Battle the Great Depression by Jason E. Taylor Dominguez
504. Indo-Us Maritime Trade, c. 1780-1950: Merchants, Networks, and Commodities Nadri
505. “Author Meets Critic”: Ian Kumekawa, "Business State: Big Business, Empire and the British State." McCants
506. Development and labor Meyer
507. Development and Labor Meyer


6. Education, Knowledge and Science

601. Education, Knowledge and Science Griffen/Steward
602. Politics and Social Science: From Weber’s “Science as a Vocation” to Present-Day Discussions Steinmetz
603. Author Meets Critics: Indicators of Democracy: The Politics and Promise of Evaluation Expertise in Mexico by Diana Graizbord Griffen
604. Comparative Perspectives on State Ignorance Graizbord
605. Author Meets Critics: Yardstick Nation: The Metric System in America by Héctor Vera Griffen


7. Family and Demography

701. Family and Demography Jennings/Rothe/Breen
702. Patriarchal Regimes in Comparative Perspective: Variation, Measurement, and Historical Change Szoltysek
703. Women and Property, - Inheriting, Using, Distributing Moring


8. Health, Medicine and Body

801. Health, Medicine and Body Caron/Tatarek


9. Historical Geography and GIS

901. Historical Geography and GIS Kennedy/Baics/Swope
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 Honoring John Logan's Work 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


10. Labor

1001. Labor Wood/Walter
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


11. Macrohistorical Dynamics

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


12. Migration/Immigration

1201. Migration/Immigration Newhouse/Bhalla/Hsu
1202. Enclosure, Expulsion, and Nation-Making in Cold War Asia Hsu
1203. Author Meet Critic: Borders and Belonging by Hiroshi Motomura Motomura
1204. Author Meets Critics: Borders and Belonging by Hiroshi Motomura Motomura
1205. Past as Prologue: Migrant Labor, Migrant Rights, and “Multiculturalism” in Late Twentieth-Century Los Angeles Kazal
1206. Imperialism, Migration, and the Welfare State Dubler
1207. Nationality in Question: Practices and Problems for Migrating and Displaced Europeans in the 1930s and 1940s HSIA
1208. Labor Migrations Newhouse
1209. Marginalization, Exclusion, and Inclusion Newhouse
1210. Migrant Agencies and Countering State Mandates Newhouse
1211. Migration Affects Newhouse


13. Race and Ethnicity

1301. Race and Ethnicity Calderon-Zaks
1302. Book Session: Order of Business: The Golden Age of Fraternity and Its Legacy of Inequality by Pamela A. Popielarz Popielarz
1303. Author Meets Critic: The Unruly Facts of Race: The Politics of Knowledge Production in the Early Twentieth Century Immigration Debate by Sunmin Kim Kim
1304. Author Meets Critic: The Unruly Facts of Race: The Politics of Knowledge Production in the Early Twentieth Century Immigration Debate by Sunmin Kim Kim


14. Religion, Power, and Social Change

1401. Religion, Power, and Social Change Tabakoglu/Aygenc


15. Rural, Agricultural and Environmental

1501. Rural, Agricultural and Environmental Scoville/Fox


16. States, Politics and Society

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
1607. Politics and Social Science: From Weber’s “Science as a Vocation” to Present-Day Discussions Steinmetz
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


17. Women, Gender and Sexuality

1701. Women, Gender and Sexuality Grisard/Pieper Mooney/Corsa
1702. Decentering Modernity : Women, Household, and Decision Making in Colonial and Postcolonial South Asia Nasir


18. Critical Studies

1801. Critical Studies Sharma/Bavbek/Parisot/Grell-Brisk
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
1812. Critical Perspectives on International Intervention in the Caribbean Grell-Brisk
1813. Critical Perspectives on Colonial Projects across the Globe Grell-Brisk


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