RC20 Comparative Sociology

Program Coordinator:

Jean Pascal DALOZ, CNRS University of Strasbourg, France, jean-pascal.daloz@misha.fr


Sessions:


Analysing the Global/Regional/National/Local Divide. Comparative Perspectives on a "Blurred" Relationship

Biographies - Figurations - Discourses: The Dialectic of Individuals & Society in the (Empirical) Study of Individual & Collective Hi/Stories

Civilization, Decivilization, and International Relations - Current Trends

Comparative Capitalism: Trajectories of Social and Economic Change in the Countries of the Former Soviet Union Since 1991

Comparison in Ethnographic Research

Contextualizing Cases and Types through Qualitative Multi-Level-Analysis

Contextualizing Inter- & Multinational Survey Research. Discussing Regional Perspectives on Effects & Outcomes of Global Trends / Linear & Non-Linear (Multi-Level-)Modelling with Aggregate or Regional Data for Policy Analysis & Evidence Based Councelling

Current Research in Comparative Sociology (qualitative methodology)

Current Research in the Comparative Study of Institutions

Declining Middle Classes: Challenging Classical Theories of Social Distinction through Consumption

Health Inequalities in Comparative Perspective

Political Representation in Comparative Perpective

Recent Quantitative Research in Comparative Sociology II

Recent Quantitative Research in Comparative Sociology, I

The Complex Discursivity of Global Futures in the Making: Analyzing Transnational Orders of Discourse 2

Universities: From Organizational Anarchy to Institutional Anarchy?

Urban Neighbourhoods and Culture-Led Revitalization: Comparative Processes, Entanglements, and (Un)Intended Effects

World Values on a Comparative Prespective