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http://www.irows.ucr.edu/conferences/pews02/program/pews02prog.htmTitle: pews02 program
PEWS02
Conference
Conference Program (print
version)
8:00-8:30
Registration and Continental Breakfast
Location: University
Auditorium
8:30-10:05 Session
SA1--Keynote Address:
"The
United States in Decline?"
Location: University
Auditorium
Break-15 Minutes
1:30-3:05 Session SB1--Early Hegemony 1
Presider: Mitchell Allen Papers: Kasja Ekholm, Anthropology, University of Lund
William Thompson, Political Science, Indiana University,
David Wilkinson, Political Science, UC Los Angeles,
Discussant: Stanley Burstein, History, Cal State, Los Angeles. Location: College Building North 10:20-12 noon Session
SA2--Comparing Hegemonies I
Presider: Christopher Chase-Dunn
Papers:
Giovanni Arrighi, Sociology,
Johns Hopkins University,
"The Autumn of World Hegemonies: Three Belles Époques
Compared."
Jonathan Friedman, Social Anthropology, University
of Lund,
"On not learning from history. Systemic properties
of hegemonic decline: structure and culture."
Patrick O'Brien, London School of Economics,
"The Pax Britannica, American Hegemony and the International
Economic Order, 1846-1914
Discussant: Patrick McGowan, Political
Science, Arizona State University.
and 1941-2001." Location:
University Auditorium
1:30-3:05 Session
SA3--Global Elites and Hegemony
Presider: Beverly Silver
Papers:
Thomas Reifer, IROWS-UCR,
"Hegemonic Transitions, Globalization & Global Elite
Formation."
3:20-5:00 Session SA4--Hegemony and the Environment
William Robinson, Sociology, UC Santa Barbara,
"Global Capitalism and the Hegemony
of the Transnational Elite."
John Borrego, Community Studies, UC
Santa Cruz,
"The three dimensional core forms generated by global
capitalism and the location,
forms and content of antisystemic struggle." Discussant: Walter
Goldfrank, Sociology, UC Santa Cruz.
Location:University
Auditorium
Presider: Diana C. Gildea Papers:
Jason W. Moore, Geography, University of California, Berkeley,
Eileen Rabach, Economics, Santa Monica College,
Discussant: John Agnew, Geography, UCLA. Location: University Auditorium 3:20-5:00 Session SB2--Early Hegemony II Presider: Stanley Burstein Papers: Sing Chew, Sociology, Humboldt State University,
Mitchell Allen, Alta Mira Press, Santa Clara University,
Discussant: David Wilkinson, Political Science, UCLA. Location: College Building North 5:00-6:30 Reception at IROWS Location: College Building South.
8:00-8:30 Registration and Continental Breakfast.
8:30-10:05 Session SA5--Comparing Hegemonies II Presider: Jeff Kentor Papers:
Joachim Rennstich, Political Science, Indiana University,
Luis Sandoval Ramirez, Institute of Economic Research, National
Autonomous University of Mexico,
Discussant: Immanuel Wallerstein Location: University Auditorium 8:30-10:05 Session SB3--Early Hegemony III Presider: Tom Hall Papers:
Eugene Anderson, Anthropology, UCR,
Alexis Alvarez, Chris Chase-Dunn and Dan Pasciuti
Discussant: Steven Sanderson, Sociology, Indiana University of Pennsylvania. Location: College Building North Break-15 Minutes 10:20-12 noon Session SA6--Labor, Hegemony and Globalization Presider: Don Clelland Papers:
Edna Bonacich, Sociology, UCR,
Amy Holmes, Center for Gender Studies, University of Marburg, Germany,
Discussant: Rich Appelbaum, Sociology, UC Santa Barbara. Location: University Auditorium 10:20-12 noon Session SA7--Networks and Hegemony Presider: Thomas Reifer Papers: Jeffrey Kentor, Sociology, University of Utah,
Tie-Ting Su, Sociology and Criminal Justice, California State University,
Los Angeles
David Smith, Sociology, University of California, Irvine,
Discussant: Robert Hanneman, Sociology, UCR. Location: College Building North 12-1:30-- Bag Lunch, University Auditorium 1:30-3:05 Session SA8--Hegemony and Transnational Indigenism. Presider: Jonathan Friedman Papers: Wilma Dunaway, Sociology, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Blacksburg, “Indigenism and Ethnification in the Modern World-System: The Dialectics of Counter-hegemonic Resistance in an Age of Transition” Thomas D. Hall, Sociology, DePauw University, and James Fenelon, Sociology,
Cal State, San Bernardino,
Glen David Kuecker, DePauw University, Conflict Studies,
Kathleen Pickering, Anthropology, Colorado State University,
Discussant: Franke Wilmer, Political Science, Montana, State University Location: University Auditorium 1:30-3:05 Session SA9-- Terrorism and Hegemony Presider: Kasja Ekholm Papers:
Lauren Langman Sociology and Anthropology, Loyola University of Chicago,
Co-author Douglas Morris,
Richard Lee, Fernand Braudel Center, Binghamton University,
Discussant: Thomas Reifer, IROWS, UCR. Location: College Building North Break-15 Minutes 3:20-5:00 Session SA10--Hegemony and Resistance Presider: Albert Bergesen Papers:
Terry Boswell, Sociology, Emory University,
Kathleen Schwartzman, Sociology, University of Arizona,
Nick Kardulias, Sociology and Anthropology,
Discussant: William Robinson, Sociology, UC Santa Barbara Location: University Auditorium 3:20-5:00 Session SA11--Hegemony, East and West Presider: Eugene Anderson Papers:
Norihisa Yamashita, Faculty of Letters, Historical Sociology, Hokkaido
University,
Seung-Wook Baek, Chinese Studies, Korea, Hanshin University,
Discussant: Giovanni Arrighi, Sociology, Johns Hopkins University. Location: College Building North
Co-organizers:
Volunteers:
Map of conference Locations:
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