RC20 Comparative Sociology

Program Coordinator:

Fumiya ONAKA, Japan Women's University, Japan, fonaka@fc.jwu.ac.jp


Sessions:


A Comparative Study of East Asia’s Past and Present

A Global Culture War? Moral Conflict and Polarization In Turbulent Times

Are Karl Marx's "Perpetuum Mobile" and/or Max Weber's "Machine State" Dominating Labor Today? Why or Why Not?

Artificial Intelligence, Education, and Labour Market Systems: A Comparative Perspective

Boundarylessness and Boundaries In Women’s Careers

Bourdieu Beyond the Western Gaze: Constructing Social Spaces and Fields In Asian Societies

Changing Careers and Life Courses across East Asia In Turbulent Times

Comparative Sociology of Patriarchy

Contentious Islands: Coloniality, Ecologies and Mobilisation at the Margins

Current Research In Comparative Sociology

Dis/Assembling Culture: Towards a Critical Sociology of Contemporary Valuation Practices

Measuring and Comparing Social and Political Values and Attitudes In Turbulent Times

The Politics and Context of (in)Visibility In Migration

Trust and Social Capital In Cross-Cultural Perspective: Examining the Key Indicators and Newest Trends

Urban Capitalist Articulations

Values and Social Change In Asia and Beyond In Comparative Perspective (2)

Voluntary and Involuntary Sexlessness Including 4B Movements In South Korea, Japan, and Western Countries

Who Stays? Who Leaves? Who Comes Back and Why? Migrant Care Workers and Their Career Decisions