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50806 - The Role of Culture, Institutions, and Power in Moral Action
Tue, August 12, 2:00 to 3:30pm, East Tower, Hyatt Regency Chicago, Floor: Concourse Level/Bronze, Michigan 2Description
How does morality impact human and social behavior? What roles do culture, institutions, and power in socializing people into a particular moral paradigm? How do structural and relational dynamics impact moral behavior? This session seeks to invite papers that address morality in action and the social conditions giving rise to moral frameworks.
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Asylum Decision-Making under Trump: Shared Aspirations for Moral Realignment as Mechanisms of Moral Boundary Work - Talia Shiff, Tel-Aviv University
Beyond Personal Values: The Influence of Third-Order Values on Belief and Action - Donghyun "Henry" Kim, University of Iowa; Steven Hitlin, University of Iowa
Cultivating Good Citizens: An Investigation of the capacity of moral governance in China - Xue Gong, University of Vienna
In the wake of reckoning: Morality and agency among BIPOC clergy post-2020 - Daniel Cueto-Villalobos, University of Minnesota-Twin Cities
Rupture, Repair, and the Civil Sphere: Moral Solidarity and Dynamics of Perception in Post-Apartheid South Africa - Matthew Carl Coetzee, University of Notre Dame