In Event: Global and Transnational Sociology Section Roundtables

Global and Transnational Sociology Section / Global and Transnational Sociology Section Roundtables

Karolina Koziura, University of Toronto

Post-Slavery United States, Post-Slavery Brazil: Race, Capitalism, and the Transnational Formation of Sociology of Race - Nara Roberta Silva, Brooklyn Institute for Social Research

Whose Knowledge Counts, and Why Does It Matter for Social Movement Studies and Climate Justice? - Caitlin Schroering, University of North Carolina at Charlotte

The Race for Development: South Korea and the Epistemology of Longing - Jae Kyun Kim, Russell Sage College; Yeon-Hwa Lee, SUNY-Binghamton

Using Network Methods to Guide Archival Discovery in Transnational Political History - Siyanda Katlo Mohutsiwa, University of Chicago

Performing Western Measures in China: Qing Government’s Manchurian Plague Policy during the Third Plague Pandemic, 1910-1911 - Qiong Wu, Boston University

Defne Over, Texas A&M University-College Station