Contested Modernities in Theory and Practice

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Contested Modernities in Theory and Practice

Monday, July 14, 2014: 5:30 PM-7:20 PM

Room: 304

RC16 Sociological Theory (host committee)

Language: English

Session Organizer:

Isaac REED, University of Colorado, USA

279.1

Modernity and Postcolonial Critique (Oral Presentation)
Gurminder K. BHAMBRA, University of Warwick, United Kingdom

279.2

Modernist Visions and Contemporary Modernities (Oral Presentation)
Craig BROWNE, University of Sydney, Australia

279.3

‘Modern Times': The Conceptualization of Contemporary Societies (Oral Presentation)
Lena LINDGREN, Lund University, Sweden

279.4

279.5

Contending Modernities and the Sociology of Islam. CANCELLED (Oral)
Armando SALVATORE, National University of Singapore, Singapore

279.6

The Quest to "Overcome Modernity": War, State-Building and Nationalism in Japan and China (Oral Presentation)
Horng-luen WANG, Academia Sinica, Taiwan

279.7

Provincializing Postsecularism: Critical Reflections On New Western Civil Religion (Distributed Paper)
Irene STRAZZERI, University of Foggia, Italy

279.8

Civilizational Basis of Russian Modernization (Distributed Paper)
Konstantin FEOFANOV, Moscow State Technological University, Russia

279.9

Liquid Stability in Theory and Society (Distributed Paper)
Yury ASOCHAKOV, St.-Petersburg State Unversity, Russia

279.10

Toward a Synergy Society: Beyond Reflexive Modernization (Distributed Paper)
Minoru GOTO, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan

279.11

Authorship and Curatorship: The Active Face of the World Music's Passive Work (Distributed Paper)
Pedro MENEZES, University of Brasília - Brasil, Brazil

279.12

The Two-Step Nature of Modernity (Distributed Paper)
Hanno SCHOLTZ, University of Fribourg, Switzerland

279.13

Out of Time: Uchronian and Dyschronian Devices in Social Theory (Distributed Paper)
Rafael MARQUES, Instituto Superior de Economia e Gestao, Portugal

279.14

Transformation – Reality or Simulacrum? (Distributed Paper)
Ekaterina LYTKINA, National Research University, Russia

279.15

Is It Possible to Have a NON Modern Sociology? (Distributed Paper)
Fernando CASTAÑEDA SABIDO, UNAM, Mexico