1. Childhood and Youth

17. Art, Music, and the Politics of Childhood in the 20th Century	Thu 10:00
41. Challenges of Childhood in the Late Twentieth Century	Thu 3:15
53. Structures and Infrastructures of Childhood	Fri 8:00

2. Crime, Justice and the Law

101. Crime, Justice and the Law	Fri 1:45
116. Crime, Morality, and Contested Authority	Fri 3:45
131. Legal Mobilization in Historical Perspective	Sat 8:00
146. Developing Trust and Distrust in Newspapers: The National Library of Australia’s Trove and the Coverage of Bigamy and Murder Trials.	Sat 10:00
161. Truth, Self-Construction and Data in the Legal Archives	Sat 1:15

3. Culture

39. Politics of Meaning	Thu 3:15
51. History, Politics, and Memory I	Fri 8:00
65. History, Politics, and Memory II	Fri 10:00
99. Interpreting the State	Fri 1:45
114. Rethinking Culture and Action	Fri 3:45
129. The Politics of Language	Sat 8:00
144. Cultural Practices and Collective Mobilization	Sat 10:00
159. Institutions and Morality	Sat 1:15
174. Interpretation and Social Order	Sat 3:15

4. Data Infrastructure

9. Evaluating Data Quality I	Thu 8:00
21. Evaluating Data Quality II	Thu 10:00
34. IPUMS Full Count/MLP Workshop	Thu 1:15
45. New Developments in Linked Data Infrastructure	Thu 3:15
58. New Historical Data Reconstructions	Fri 8:00
71. Databases for the Quantitative History of China	Fri 10:00
106. Data Infrastructure Resources Past and Present	Fri 1:45
122. Designing and Evaluating Data Pipelines	Fri 3:45
136. Global Histories and Data: Building Maps & Linking Data Across Time and Place	Sat 8:00
151. Beyond the Census--Adding What's Missing and Aggregating What's There	Sat 10:00
166. Labor, Patents, and Regulation: Insights from IPUMS Full Count Census Data	Sat 1:15
181. Round Table, Data Confidentiality, Respondent Trust: 21st Century Issues	Sat 3:15
194. Implications of New Techniques on Data Infrastructure	Sun 8:00

5. Economics

12. Political Economy, Trade, and Development	Thu 8:00
24. Evolution and Change in Labor Markets	Thu 10:00
35. Land Cessions, Town Settlements, and the Growth of Markets	Thu 1:15
47. Technology and Entrepreneurship	Thu 3:15
60. Economic Mobility	Fri 8:00
74. Book Symposium "As Gods among Men" by Guido Alfani	Fri 10:00
109. Consumption, Credit, and Wealth	Fri 1:45
124. Capturing Gender Inequality through Fine-Grained Spatial Data: Sex Ratios, Schooling and More	Fri 3:45
154. Rethinking the Developmental State 1: The Roots of a Developmental State in China and Taiwan	Sat 10:00
169. Rethinking the Developmental State 2: Taiwan Agriculture	Sat 1:15
184. Rethinking the Developmental State 3: Latin America and East Asia	Sat 3:15
197. Rethinking the Developmental State 4: North America	Sun 8:00
208. Rethinking the Developmental State 5: Roundtable	Sun 10:00

6. Education, Knowledge and Science

4. Academic and Professional Career Trajectories: Meritocratic Dreams and Stratified Realities	Thu 8:00
16. Education, Knowledge, and Science in China 1920-2020	Thu 10:00
52. Digital Methods: Archives, Algorithms, AI	Fri 8:00
100. Educational Reforms and Transformations: Revisiting Several National Experiences	Fri 1:45
115. Scholarly Orthopraxy/Orthodoxy: Re/Constructing Norms and Canons	Fri 3:45
145. Scientific Innovation and Development: Whence and Whither the State?	Sat 10:00
175. Educational Reforms and Transformations: Selected Experiences from Nordic Countries	Sat 3:15

7. Family Demography

8. Family Structure, Disruptions, and Outcomes	Thu 8:00
23. Historical Racial and Socioeconomic Inequalities in Health and Mortality	Thu 10:00
33. Marriage Patterns and Practices: New Historical Evidence	Thu 1:15
46. Canadian Migration to the US, 1850-1930:New Studies Mixing Scales and Approaches	Thu 3:15
57. Migration, Integration, and Social Outcomes: A Historical Perspective	Fri 8:00
72. Women and Family Property	Fri 10:00
105. Kinship Dynamics and Effects: Historical Insights	Fri 1:45
121. Power Dynamics: Patriarchy, Slaveholding, and Class Struggles	Fri 3:45
135. Population Dynamics and Climate in Historical Perspective	Sat 8:00
150. Environmental and Social Dimensions of Infectious Disease Mortality: Historical Perspectives	Sat 10:00
165. Determinants of Mortality: Disease, Disability, and Climate Impacts	Sat 1:15
193. A Century of War, Injury and Trauma, 1918-2019	Sun 8:00
204. Educational Landscapes and Policies: Challenges in Historical U.S. Contexts	Sun 10:00
Related Sessions in Other Networks
9. Evaluating Data Quality I	Thu 8:00

8. Health, Medicine and Body

11. Public Health from Venereal Disease to Covid	Thu 8:00
108. Stratified Medicalization: Studies in Biomedicine and Inequality	Fri 1:45
176. Recovering the History of Comestibles Since 1500: Sources and Methodologies	Sat 3:15
196. Disparities in health care	Sun 8:00
207. Health Professionals’ Reaction to Emergent Diagnoses	Sun 10:00

9. Historical Geography and GIS

10. New Approaches to Public Spatial History	Thu 8:00
22. Mapping Diversity from the Red Sea to the Gulf: Ethiopia, Turkey and Iran	Thu 10:00
59. Unearthing the Past with Historical GIS Data: Sourcing, Visualizing, Interpreting	Fri 8:00
73. Novel Sources and Distant Pasts Across Global Geographies	Fri 10:00
107. Inequality and Segregation in US Cities	Fri 1:45
123. Urban Historical GIS: Public Health	Fri 3:45
137. New Data on the New Deal	Sat 8:00
152. Urban Historical GIS: Social History	Sat 10:00
167. New Methods in Historical Mapping: Deep Maps, ChatGPT, and New Media	Sat 1:15
182. People and Urban Spaces: A Round Table in Honour of Sherry Olson	Sat 3:15
195. Rethinking the Land: A Round Table	Sun 8:00

10. Labor

25. Book session: Women in the Factory1880-1930, Class and Gender, Beatrice Moring (Boydell Press 2024)	Thu 10:00
36. Author Meets Critic: Janine Giordano Drake, The Gospel of Church: How Mainline Protestants Villified Christian Socialism and Fractured the Labor Mvmt (Oxford).	Thu 1:15
61. States, Politics, and Labor	Fri 8:00
75. The Expansion/Contraction of Worker Categories	Fri 10:00
110. Organizing the Professions	Fri 1:45

11. Macrohistorical Dynamics

3. Crises, Transformations, and Resilience in Historical Perspective: Insights from Global Comparative Research	Thu 8:00
15. Rethinking Fields, Social Spaces, and Reflexivity: Theoretical and Methodological Innovations in Historical Sociology	Thu 10:00
28. From Nomadic Imperialism to Imperial Patronage: Rethinking Power Dynamics in Historical Contexts	Thu 1:15
38. Boundaries of Qing Frontier Politics: Shamanism, Property Right, and Inner Barrier	Thu 3:15
50. Commemorating Xiaohong Xu: Class, Culture, and Contingency in Historical Sociology	Fri 8:00
64. Commemorating Xiaohong Xu: Historicizing the Cultural Revolution and the Reform	Fri 10:00
98. Commemorating Xiaohong Xu: The Long Chinese Revolution in Comparative Perspective	Fri 1:45
113. Commemorating Xiaohong Xu: Comparative Historical Methodology and China Studies	Fri 3:45
128. Power and Normativity in Society and History I: Race, Politics, and Legitimation	Sat 8:00
143. Power and Normativity in Society and History II: Historicism Conceptually Reconfigured	Sat 10:00
158. Power and Normativity in Society and History III: Counterfactuals, Counterconcepts, and Moral Representation in Social Research	Sat 1:15
173. Power and Normativity in Society and History IV: The Contested Cultures of Political Modernities	Sat 3:15
189. Colonial Legacies in Comparative Perspective	Sun 8:00
200. Consolidating and Subverting Authorities in Asian and Eurasian Empires	Sun 10:00

12. Migration/Immigration

19. Indigenous and Migrant Encounters in Historical Context	Thu 10:00
55. Looking Back, Looking Forward: Directions in the Study of Ethnicity and Migration	Fri 8:00
69. Retelling Toronto’s Greek History in the 20th Century; A Transnational and Digital Public History	Fri 10:00
103. Book Session: Cambridge History of Global Migrations, Edited by Donna Gabaccia, Marcelo Borges, Madeline Hsu, Cátia Antunes, and Eric Tagliacozzo	Fri 1:45
118. Hidden Histories of Unauthorized European Immigration to the United States in the 20th Century	Fri 3:45
132. Nationalism on the Ground: Migration, Inclusion, and Exclusion in Postwar Europe	Sat 8:00
133. Canadian and American Immigration Policies	Sat 8:00
148. Narrating Migrant Lives	Sat 10:00
163. New Perspectives on Nativist Discourses	Sat 1:15
178. Migrant Networks and Systems	Sat 3:15
190. Disciplining Laborers Through Migration Policy	Sun 8:00
202. Asian Migrations in the Pacific World.	Sun 10:00

13. Politics

29. Conceptualizing Institutional Stabilization	Thu 1:15
40. Political Elites	Thu 3:15
66. The Politics of Historical Memory and Knowledge Production	Fri 10:00
130. Policymaking in U.S. Politics	Sat 8:00
160. The Politics of Protest and Resistance	Sat 1:15
201. Sources and Uses of Power in Chinese Politics	Sun 10:00

14. Race and Ethnicity

18. Unsettled Settler Colonialism	Thu 10:00
42. Racial Hygiene: Then and Now	Thu 3:15
68. Race to the Archives	Fri 10:00
117. The Color Behind Collars: Race and Labor	Fri 3:45
162. Minoritized Identities and the State	Sat 1:15
187. Film Screening of "Safe Haven" by Lisa Molomot	Sat 3:15
191. Racial Counter-narratives and the City	Sun 8:00

15. Religion

125. Research Methods in the Study of Religion	Fri 3:45
140. Democracy, Religion, and Its Elsewheres	Sat 8:00
155. Author-Meets-Critics: Asian Pacific Catholicism and Globalization, by Jose Casanova and Peter Phan	Sat 10:00
170. Author Meets Critic: At the Frontier of God's Empire: A Missionary Odyssey in Modern China by Ji Li	Sat 1:15
185. States, Authority, and Institutional Transformation in the Religious Field	Sat 3:15
205. Author-Meets-Critic: Coca-Cola, Black Panthers, and Phantom Jets: Israel in the American Orbit, 1967-1973 by Oz Frankel	Sun 10:00
Related Sessions in Other Networks
36. Author Meets Critic: Janine Giordano Drake, The Gospel of Church: How Mainline Protestants Villified Christian Socialism and Fractured the Labor Mvmt (Oxford).	Thu 1:15

16. Rural, Agricultural and Environmental

6. Environmental and economic transformations	Thu 8:00
30. Natural Resource Economies	Thu 1:15
54. State Environment-Making in Historical Perspective	Fri 8:00
102. A Historical Sociology of Wicked Problems	Fri 1:45
147. Author Meets Critic: Who We Are Is Where We Are: Making Home in the American Rust Belt by Amanda McMillan Lequieu	Sat 10:00

17. States and Society

1. Welfare, States, and Security	Thu 8:00
2. Round table discussion - Gender, Expertise, and the State	Thu 8:00
13. Author Meets Critics: Atef Said, "Revolution Squared: Tahrir, Political Possibilities, and Counterrevolution in Egypt"	Thu 10:00
14. Taxes, Business, and Society	Thu 10:00
31. Author-Meets-Critics: Empire, Incorporated by Philip J. Stern	Thu 1:15
49. Comparative and Historical State Formation	Fri 8:00
63. Sociological Theory, History, and Identity	Fri 10:00
97. Author Meets Future Critics: Architects of the Divided States: Doing Federalism in Red and Blue America (pre-publication) by Josh Pacewicz	Fri 1:45
127. Class Inequality and Politics	Sat 8:00
142. Class, Colonialism, and Empire in US History	Sat 10:00
157. Sources and Social Networks	Sat 1:15
172. Authors Meet Critics: After Positivism, Edited by Nicholas Hoover Wilson and Damon Mayrl	Sat 3:15
188. Social Movements Across the World	Sun 8:00
199. Violence and Politics	Sun 10:00

18. Urban

5. The Politics of Urban Exclusion	Thu 8:00
67. Knowledge Production, Social Movements and Power in Cities from Asia to Argentina	Fri 10:00
177. Author Meets Critics: Urban Power: Democracy and Inequality in São Paulo and Johannesburg by Benjamin Bradlow	Sat 3:15

19. Women, Gender and Sexuality

37. Author Meets Critic: Forbidden Intimacies: Polygamies at the Limits of Western Tolerance by Melanie Heath	Thu 1:15
48. Halloween: Creepy, Scary, Sexy? Evil clowns can be creepy, witches can be scary, but Halloween can also be sexy.	Thu 3:15
62. Author Meets Critic: Great Queer Provocation. The Seriously Playful Recognition Game, by Martin J. Goessl	Fri 8:00
76. Roundtable: Archives in Flux--Navigating the New Queer Archive in Canada and Mexico	Fri 10:00
111. Author Meets Critic: Becoming Lesbian: A Queer History of Modern France, by Tamara Chaplin	Fri 1:45
126. Author Meets Critic: Conjuring the State: Public Health Encounters in Highland Ecuador, 1908-1945 (University of Pittsburgh Press, 2023), By A. Kim Clark	Fri 3:45
141. Medical Photography, Images, and Interpretive Power in the Americas: Gendered Perspectives	Sat 8:00
171. Ethics of Care, Gender, Environment, and Labor	Sat 1:15
186. Politics of Gender and Reproduction: Dimensions of Speculative Fiction and Population Planning	Sat 3:15
198. Marriage Laws, Sex Positivity, and Negotiations over Bodily Autonomy under Patriarchy	Sun 8:00
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)	Sun 10:00

20. Critical Studies

7. Critical/Anticolonial Theories as Objects of Historical Inquiries 1	Thu 8:00
20. What Is Critical Studies? A Roundtable Discussion	Thu 10:00
32. How to Publish Critical Studies	Thu 1:15
44. Managing the Masses: Critical Reconsiderations of 20th Century Political Science and Theories of Expert Control	Thu 3:15
56. Theory and Method for Critical Studies I	Fri 8:00
70. Theory and Method for Critical Studies II	Fri 10:00
104. Critical Approaches to French Imperialism: From Imperial Durabilities to Anti-Colonial Subjectivities	Fri 1:45
119. Race in the United States: Review of Virtual Issue in Social Science History	Fri 3:45
120. Author Meets Critics: Bourdieu and Sayad Against Empire: Forging Sociology in Anticolonial Struggle by Amín Pérez	Fri 3:45
134. Critical Approaches to Revolutions	Sat 8:00
138. The Metamorphosis of Socialist Valuation Regimes: The Epistemic and Institutional Foundation for Accumulation in Early Reform China	Sat 8:00
139. Marxist Thought in South Asia	Sat 8:00
149. Critical/Anticolonial Theories as Objects of Historical Inquiries 2	Sat 10:00
153. Production of Knowledge Regimes: Experts, Political Authority, and Legitimation I	Sat 10:00
164. Production of Knowledge Regimes: Experts, Political Authority, and Legitimation II	Sat 1:15
168. Critical Approaches to Israel/Palestine: Modernity, Citizenship, and Violence	Sat 1:15
179. Author Meets Critics: "Revolution and Witchcraft: the Code of Ideology in Unsettled Times" by Gordon C. Chang	Sat 3:15
183. Critical Approaches to the Wider Middle East and/or Its Diasporas	Sat 3:15
192. Critical Social Theory from the Global South	Sun 8:00
203. Teaching Social Science History	Sun 10:00

21. SSHA Sessions

43. Publishing in Social Science History	Thu 3:15
77. Network Meeting - Childhood and Youth	Fri 12:00
78. Network Meeting - Crime, Justice and the Law	Fri 12:00
79. Network Meeting - Culture	Fri 12:00
80. Network Meeting - Data Infrastructure	Fri 12:00
81. Network Meeting - Economics	Fri 12:00
82. Network Meeting - Education, Knowledge and Science	Fri 12:00
83. Network Meeting - Family Demography	Fri 12:00
84. Network Meeting - Health, Medicine and Body	Fri 12:00
85. Network Meeting - Historical Geography and GIS	Fri 12:00
86. Network Meeting - Labor	Fri 12:00
87. Network Meeting - Macrohistorical Dynamics	Fri 12:45
88. Network Meeting - Migration/Immigration	Fri 12:45
89. Network Meeting - Politics	Fri 12:45
90. Network Meeting - Race and Ethnicity	Fri 12:45
91. Network Meeting - Religion	Fri 12:45
92. Network Meeting - Rural, Agricultural and Environmental	Fri 12:45
93. Network Meeting - States and Society	Fri 12:45
94. Network Meeting - Urban	Fri 12:45
95. Network Meeting - Women, Gender and Sexuality	Fri 12:45
96. Network Meeting - Critical Studies	Fri 12:45