Thursday, October 31

Friday, November 1

Saturday, November 2

Sunday, November 3

Thursday, October 31 / 8:00 AM - 9:45 AM

1.	Welfare, States, and Security
2.	Round table discussion - Gender, Expertise, and the State
3.	Crises, Transformations, and Resilience in Historical Perspective: Insights from Global Comparative Research
4.	Academic and Professional Career Trajectories: Meritocratic Dreams and Stratified Realities
5.	The Politics of Urban Exclusion
6.	Environmental and economic transformations
7.	Critical/Anticolonial Theories as Objects of Historical Inquiries 1
8.	Family Structure, Disruptions, and Outcomes
9.	Evaluating Data Quality I
10.	New Approaches to Public Spatial History
11.	Public Health from Venereal Disease to Covid
12.	Political Economy, Trade, and Development

Thursday, October 31 / 10:00 AM - 11:45 AM

13.	Author Meets Critics: Atef Said, "Revolution Squared: Tahrir, Political Possibilities, and Counterrevolution in Egypt"
14.	Taxes, Business, and Society
15.	Rethinking Fields, Social Spaces, and Reflexivity: Theoretical and Methodological Innovations in Historical Sociology
16.	Education, Knowledge, and Science in China 1920-2020
17.	Art, Music, and the Politics of Childhood in the 20th Century
18.	Unsettled Settler Colonialism
19.	Indigenous and Migrant Encounters in Historical Context
20.	What Is Critical Studies? A Roundtable Discussion
21.	Evaluating Data Quality II
22.	Mapping Diversity from the Red Sea to the Gulf: Ethiopia, Turkey and Iran
23.	Historical Racial and Socioeconomic Inequalities in Health and Mortality
24.	Evolution and Change in Labor Markets
25.	Book session: Women in the Factory1880-1930, Class and Gender, Beatrice Moring (Boydell Press 2024)

Thursday, October 31 / 1:15 PM - 3:00 PM

28.	From Nomadic Imperialism to Imperial Patronage: Rethinking Power Dynamics in Historical Contexts
29.	Conceptualizing Institutional Stabilization
30.	Natural Resource Economies
31.	Author-Meets-Critics: Empire, Incorporated by Philip J. Stern
32.	How to Publish Critical Studies
33.	Marriage Patterns and Practices: New Historical Evidence
34.	IPUMS Full Count/MLP Workshop
35.	Land Cessions, Town Settlements, and the Growth of Markets
36.	Author Meets Critic: Janine Giordano Drake, The Gospel of Church: How Mainline Protestants Villified Christian Socialism and Fractured the Labor Mvmt (Oxford).
37.	Author Meets Critic: Forbidden Intimacies: Polygamies at the Limits of Western Tolerance by Melanie Heath

Thursday, October 31 / 3:15 PM - 5:00 PM

38.	Boundaries of Qing Frontier Politics: Shamanism, Property Right, and Inner Barrier
39.	Politics of Meaning
40.	Political Elites
41.	Challenges of Childhood in the Late Twentieth Century
42.	Racial Hygiene: Then and Now
43.	Publishing in Social Science History
44.	Managing the Masses: Critical Reconsiderations of 20th Century Political Science and Theories of Expert Control
45.	New Developments in Linked Data Infrastructure
46.	Canadian Migration to the US, 1850-1930:New Studies Mixing Scales and Approaches
47.	Technology and Entrepreneurship
48.	Halloween: Creepy, Scary, Sexy? Evil clowns can be creepy, witches can be scary, but Halloween can also be sexy.

Friday, November 1 / 8:00 AM - 9:45 AM

49.	Comparative and Historical State Formation
50.	Commemorating Xiaohong Xu: Class, Culture, and Contingency in Historical Sociology
51.	History, Politics, and Memory I
52.	Digital Methods: Archives, Algorithms, AI
53.	Structures and Infrastructures of Childhood
54.	State Environment-Making in Historical Perspective
55.	Looking Back, Looking Forward: Directions in the Study of Ethnicity and Migration
56.	Theory and Method for Critical Studies I
57.	Migration, Integration, and Social Outcomes: A Historical Perspective
58.	New Historical Data Reconstructions
59.	Unearthing the Past with Historical GIS Data: Sourcing, Visualizing, Interpreting
60.	Economic Mobility
61.	States, Politics, and Labor
62.	Author Meets Critic: Great Queer Provocation. The Seriously Playful Recognition Game, by Martin J. Goessl

Friday, November 1 / 10:00 AM - 11:45 AM

63.	Sociological Theory, History, and Identity
64.	Commemorating Xiaohong Xu: Historicizing the Cultural Revolution and the Reform
65.	History, Politics, and Memory II
66.	The Politics of Historical Memory and Knowledge Production
67.	Knowledge Production, Social Movements and Power in Cities from Asia to Argentina
68.	Race to the Archives
69.	Retelling Toronto’s Greek History in the 20th Century; A Transnational and Digital Public History
70.	Theory and Method for Critical Studies II
71.	Databases for the Quantitative History of China
72.	Women and Family Property
73.	Novel Sources and Distant Pasts Across Global Geographies
74.	Book Symposium "As Gods among Men" by Guido Alfani
75.	The Expansion/Contraction of Worker Categories
76.	Roundtable: Archives in Flux--Navigating the New Queer Archive in Canada and Mexico

Friday, November 1 / 12:00 PM - 12:45 PM

77.	Network Meeting - Childhood and Youth
78.	Network Meeting - Crime, Justice and the Law
79.	Network Meeting - Culture
80.	Network Meeting - Data Infrastructure
81.	Network Meeting - Economics
82.	Network Meeting - Education, Knowledge and Science
83.	Network Meeting - Family Demography
84.	Network Meeting - Health, Medicine and Body
85.	Network Meeting - Historical Geography and GIS
86.	Network Meeting - Labor

Friday, November 1 / 12:45 PM - 1:30 PM

87.	Network Meeting - Macrohistorical Dynamics
88.	Network Meeting - Migration/Immigration
89.	Network Meeting - Politics
90.	Network Meeting - Race and Ethnicity
91.	Network Meeting - Religion
92.	Network Meeting - Rural, Agricultural and Environmental
93.	Network Meeting - States and Society
94.	Network Meeting - Urban
95.	Network Meeting - Women, Gender and Sexuality
96.	Network Meeting - Critical Studies

Friday, November 1 / 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

97.	Author Meets Future Critics: Architects of the Divided States: Doing Federalism in Red and Blue America (pre-publication) by Josh Pacewicz
98.	Commemorating Xiaohong Xu: The Long Chinese Revolution in Comparative Perspective
99.	Interpreting the State
100.	Educational Reforms and Transformations: Revisiting Several National Experiences
101.	Crime, Justice and the Law
102.	A Historical Sociology of Wicked Problems
103.	Book Session: Cambridge History of Global Migrations, Edited by Donna Gabaccia, Marcelo Borges, Madeline Hsu, Cátia Antunes, and Eric Tagliacozzo
104.	Critical Approaches to French Imperialism: From Imperial Durabilities to Anti-Colonial Subjectivities
105.	Kinship Dynamics and Effects: Historical Insights
106.	Data Infrastructure Resources Past and Present
107.	Inequality and Segregation in US Cities
108.	Stratified Medicalization: Studies in Biomedicine and Inequality
109.	Consumption, Credit, and Wealth
110.	Organizing the Professions
111.	Author Meets Critic: Becoming Lesbian: A Queer History of Modern France, by Tamara Chaplin

Friday, November 1 / 3:45 PM - 5:30 PM

113.	Commemorating Xiaohong Xu: Comparative Historical Methodology and China Studies
114.	Rethinking Culture and Action
115.	Scholarly Orthopraxy/Orthodoxy: Re/Constructing Norms and Canons
116.	Crime, Morality, and Contested Authority
117.	The Color Behind Collars: Race and Labor
118.	Hidden Histories of Unauthorized European Immigration to the United States in the 20th Century
119.	Race in the United States: Review of Virtual Issue in Social Science History
120.	Author Meets Critics: Bourdieu and Sayad Against Empire: Forging Sociology in Anticolonial Struggle by Amín Pérez
121.	Power Dynamics: Patriarchy, Slaveholding, and Class Struggles
122.	Designing and Evaluating Data Pipelines
123.	Urban Historical GIS: Public Health
124.	Capturing Gender Inequality through Fine-Grained Spatial Data: Sex Ratios, Schooling and More
125.	Research Methods in the Study of Religion
126.	Author Meets Critic: Conjuring the State: Public Health Encounters in Highland Ecuador, 1908-1945 (University of Pittsburgh Press, 2023), By A. Kim Clark

Saturday, November 2 / 8:00 AM - 9:45 AM

127.	Class Inequality and Politics
128.	Power and Normativity in Society and History I: Race, Politics, and Legitimation
129.	The Politics of Language
130.	Policymaking in U.S. Politics
131.	Legal Mobilization in Historical Perspective
132.	Nationalism on the Ground: Migration, Inclusion, and Exclusion in Postwar Europe
133.	Canadian and American Immigration Policies
134.	Critical Approaches to Revolutions
135.	Population Dynamics and Climate in Historical Perspective
136.	Global Histories and Data: Building Maps & Linking Data Across Time and Place
137.	New Data on the New Deal
138.	The Metamorphosis of Socialist Valuation Regimes: The Epistemic and Institutional Foundation for Accumulation in Early Reform China
139.	Marxist Thought in South Asia
140.	Democracy, Religion, and Its Elsewheres
141.	Medical Photography, Images, and Interpretive Power in the Americas: Gendered Perspectives

Saturday, November 2 / 10:00 AM - 11:45 AM

142.	Class, Colonialism, and Empire in US History
143.	Power and Normativity in Society and History II: Historicism Conceptually Reconfigured
144.	Cultural Practices and Collective Mobilization
145.	Scientific Innovation and Development: Whence and Whither the State?
146.	Developing Trust and Distrust in Newspapers: The National Library of Australia’s Trove and the Coverage of Bigamy and Murder Trials.
147.	Author Meets Critic: Who We Are Is Where We Are: Making Home in the American Rust Belt by Amanda McMillan Lequieu
148.	Narrating Migrant Lives
149.	Critical/Anticolonial Theories as Objects of Historical Inquiries 2
150.	Environmental and Social Dimensions of Infectious Disease Mortality: Historical Perspectives
151.	Beyond the Census--Adding What's Missing and Aggregating What's There
152.	Urban Historical GIS: Social History
153.	Production of Knowledge Regimes: Experts, Political Authority, and Legitimation I
154.	Rethinking the Developmental State 1: The Roots of a Developmental State in China and Taiwan
155.	Author-Meets-Critics: Asian Pacific Catholicism and Globalization, by Jose Casanova and Peter Phan

Saturday, November 2 / 1:15 PM - 3:00 PM

157.	Sources and Social Networks
158.	Power and Normativity in Society and History III: Counterfactuals, Counterconcepts, and Moral Representation in Social Research
159.	Institutions and Morality
160.	The Politics of Protest and Resistance
161.	Truth, Self-Construction and Data in the Legal Archives
162.	Minoritized Identities and the State
163.	New Perspectives on Nativist Discourses
164.	Production of Knowledge Regimes: Experts, Political Authority, and Legitimation II
165.	Determinants of Mortality: Disease, Disability, and Climate Impacts
166.	Labor, Patents, and Regulation: Insights from IPUMS Full Count Census Data
167.	New Methods in Historical Mapping: Deep Maps, ChatGPT, and New Media
168.	Critical Approaches to Israel/Palestine: Modernity, Citizenship, and Violence
169.	Rethinking the Developmental State 2: Taiwan Agriculture
170.	Author Meets Critic: At the Frontier of God's Empire: A Missionary Odyssey in Modern China by Ji Li
171.	Ethics of Care, Gender, Environment, and Labor

Saturday, November 2 / 3:15 PM - 5:00 PM

172.	Authors Meet Critics: After Positivism, Edited by Nicholas Hoover Wilson and Damon Mayrl
173.	Power and Normativity in Society and History IV: The Contested Cultures of Political Modernities
174.	Interpretation and Social Order
175.	Educational Reforms and Transformations: Selected Experiences from Nordic Countries
176.	Recovering the History of Comestibles Since 1500: Sources and Methodologies
177.	Author Meets Critics: Urban Power: Democracy and Inequality in São Paulo and Johannesburg by Benjamin Bradlow
178.	Migrant Networks and Systems
179.	Author Meets Critics: "Revolution and Witchcraft: the Code of Ideology in Unsettled Times" by Gordon C. Chang
181.	Round Table, Data Confidentiality, Respondent Trust: 21st Century Issues
182.	People and Urban Spaces: A Round Table in Honour of Sherry Olson
183.	Critical Approaches to the Wider Middle East and/or Its Diasporas
184.	Rethinking the Developmental State 3: Latin America and East Asia
185.	States, Authority, and Institutional Transformation in the Religious Field
186.	Politics of Gender and Reproduction: Dimensions of Speculative Fiction and Population Planning
187.	Film Screening of "Safe Haven" by Lisa Molomot

Sunday, November 3 / 8:00 AM - 9:45 AM

188.	Social Movements Across the World
189.	Colonial Legacies in Comparative Perspective
190.	Disciplining Laborers Through Migration Policy
191.	Racial Counter-narratives and the City
192.	Critical Social Theory from the Global South
193.	A Century of War, Injury and Trauma, 1918-2019
194.	Implications of New Techniques on Data Infrastructure
195.	Rethinking the Land: A Round Table
196.	Disparities in health care
197.	Rethinking the Developmental State 4: North America
198.	Marriage Laws, Sex Positivity, and Negotiations over Bodily Autonomy under Patriarchy

Sunday, November 3 / 10:00 AM - 11:45 AM

199.	Violence and Politics
200.	Consolidating and Subverting Authorities in Asian and Eurasian Empires
201.	Sources and Uses of Power in Chinese Politics
202.	Asian Migrations in the Pacific World.
203.	Teaching Social Science History
204.	Educational Landscapes and Policies: Challenges in Historical U.S. Contexts
205.	Author-Meets-Critic: Coca-Cola, Black Panthers, and Phantom Jets: Israel in the American Orbit, 1967-1973 by Oz Frankel
207.	Health Professionals’ Reaction to Emergent Diagnoses
208.	Rethinking the Developmental State 5: Roundtable
209.	Author Meets Critics - L.R. Poos, Love, Hate, and the Law in Tudor England: The Three Wives of Ralph Rishton (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2022)