Spring Colloquium, 2008
Thursdays 4:00-5:30 p.m. (107 Williams Hall, 80 Sachem Street)
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January 17
Yale Sociology Colloquium
(week 1 of 13):
Viviana Zelizer
Princeton University
“Intimacy in Economic Organizations”
(week 1 of 13):
Viviana Zelizer
Princeton University
“Intimacy in Economic Organizations”
January 31
Yale Sociology Colloquium
(week 3 of 13):
Sara McLanahan
Princeton University
“Fragile Families and the Reproduction of Poverty”
(week 3 of 13):
Sara McLanahan
Princeton University
“Fragile Families and the Reproduction of Poverty”
February 7
Yale Sociology Colloquium
(week 4 of 13):
Michael Teitelbaum
Sloan Foundation
“The Globalization of Fertility Decline to Unprecedented Levels”
(week 4 of 13):
Michael Teitelbaum
Sloan Foundation
“The Globalization of Fertility Decline to Unprecedented Levels”
February 14
Yale Sociology Colloquium
(week 5 of 13):
Craig Calhoun
Social Science Research Council
“Humanitarianism: From Charity to Progress to Managing Global Order”
(week 5 of 13):
Craig Calhoun
Social Science Research Council
“Humanitarianism: From Charity to Progress to Managing Global Order”
February 21
Yale Sociology Colloquium
(week 6 of 13):
Joe Gerteis
University of Minnesota
“The Possibilities and Problems of Diversity: How Americans Understand its Multiple Meanings”
(week 6 of 13):
Joe Gerteis
University of Minnesota
“The Possibilities and Problems of Diversity: How Americans Understand its Multiple Meanings”
February 28
Yale Sociology Colloquium
(week 7 of 13):
Daniel Lichter
Cornell University
“Marriage as Public Policy: Helping Poor Single Mothers?”
(week 7 of 13):
Daniel Lichter
Cornell University
“Marriage as Public Policy: Helping Poor Single Mothers?”
March 6
Yale Sociology Colloquium
(week 8 of 13):
Zine Magubane
Boston College
“White Girls Behaving Badly: Women as Boundary Markers of Empire post 9/11”
(week 8 of 13):
Zine Magubane
Boston College
“White Girls Behaving Badly: Women as Boundary Markers of Empire post 9/11”
March 27
Yale Sociology Colloquium
(week 9 of 13):
Peter Bearman
Columbia University
“The Structure of Large Scale Conflict -- Continuity and Change in Northern Ireland 1969-2001”
(week 9 of 13):
Peter Bearman
Columbia University
“The Structure of Large Scale Conflict -- Continuity and Change in Northern Ireland 1969-2001”
April 3
Yale Sociology Colloquium
(week 10 of 13):
Vivek Chibber
New York University
“After the Victorians: International Conflict and the Onset of Modern 'Imperialism”
(week 10 of 13):
Vivek Chibber
New York University
“After the Victorians: International Conflict and the Onset of Modern 'Imperialism”
April 10
Yale Sociology Colloquium
(week 11 of 13):
Amy Binder
University of California, San Diego
“Importing School Across Societal Domains: Frames, Hybrids, and Institutional Effects”
(week 11 of 13):
Amy Binder
University of California, San Diego
“Importing School Across Societal Domains: Frames, Hybrids, and Institutional Effects”
April 17
Yale Sociology Colloquium
(week 12 of 13):
Kate Stovel
University of Washington
“Networks, Information, and Labor Market Segregation”
(week 12 of 13):
Kate Stovel
University of Washington
“Networks, Information, and Labor Market Segregation”
April 24
Yale Sociology Colloquium
(week 13 of 13):
Edgar Kiser
University of Washington
“The Relationship between Theory and History in Evolutionary Biology: A Model for Historical Sociology?”
(week 13 of 13):
Edgar Kiser
University of Washington
“The Relationship between Theory and History in Evolutionary Biology: A Model for Historical Sociology?”