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Current Research in Comparative Sociology. Part I

Monday, 16 July 2018: 15:30-17:20
Location: 202D (MTCC NORTH BUILDING)
RC20 Comparative Sociology (host committee)

Language: English

This session will include papers in all areas of comparative sociology.
Session Organizer:
Stephen VERTIGANS, Robert Gordon University, United Kingdom
Oral Presentations
371.1
Minority Status - an Overlooked Source of Continuing European Identity. Evidence from the Issp Surveys 1995, 2003, and 2013.
Markus HADLER, University of Graz, Austria; Lynn CHIN, Washington and Lee University, USA; Kiyoteru TSUTSUI, University of Michigan / Ann Arbor, USA
371.2
Figurations of Power: Multiplex Political Network Fields in Japan, the US and Germany
Jeffrey BROADBENT, University of Minnesota, USA
371.3
Corruption and Power: Tracing the Elusive Borders of Political Corruption. a Comparative Study between Germany and Japan
Angelos GIANNAKOPOULOS, University of Dortmund, Germany
Distributed Papers
371.4
Capital Composition in Capitalist Social Orders: Examining the Applicability and Variability of Bourdieu’s Model of Class across Nations
Will ATKINSON, University of Bristol, United Kingdom
371.5
National Myth Busters: The Most Important British and Australians, Living or Dead
Bruce TRANTER, University of Tasmania, Australia; Jed DONOGHUE, TSA / UTAS, Australia
371.6
Hijacking the Policy-Making Process: Political Effects of the International Fertility Decision-Making Study for 2010s' Japan
Sigeto TANAKA, Tohoku University, Japan
371.7
Comparing 16 Energy Living Labs across 8 Countries: Methodological Challenges, Limits and Hazards
Laure DOBIGNY, University of Geneva, Switzerland; Marlyne SAHAKIAN, University of Geneva, Switzerland
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