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National, Transnational, and International Histories of Sociology and Social Thought
Tue, August 11, 12:00 to 1:30pm, TBADescription
This session is concerned with the role of sociology, social science, and universities in national, transnational, international, and imperial contexts.
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Individual Presentations
Émile Durkheim as Negative Foil: The Creation of a Contested Legacy Through Collective (Mis)representation - Paul Carls, None
Humanist Settlers: The University as a Territorial Project - Adi Livny, Middlebury College
Inventing the Credential Society in Cold-War America - Mitchell L. Stevens, Stanford University
Politicized Scholarship? Science and Scholactivism around Crime and Crime Control, 2000-2025 - Ashley T. Rubin, University of Hawaii at Manoa