Comparative and Historical Sociology
Section of the American Sociological Association
St. Louis, MO, October 13-14, 2018 Call for Papers The Critical Social Ontology Workshop is an interdisciplinary venue for radical thinking about the metaphysics of irreducibly social phenomena. Core members …
Read MoreComparative and Historical Sociology Section Barrington Moore Book Award Tri-winners: Krishan Kumar, Visions of Empire: How Five Imperial Regimes Shaped the World. Princeton: 2017. Angel Adams Parham, American Routes: Racial …
Read MoreAt this year’s ASA Annual Meeting, the Comparative Historical and Global & Transnational sections are teaming up once again to coordinate a Graduate Student and Postdoc Mentoring Event. We warmly invite all …
Read MoreSocArXiv announces April 30 deadline for SOAR awards Submitted a paper for an ASA section award? Post it to SocArXiv.org by April 30 to be eligible for a SOAR (Sociology Open Access …
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Read MorePhiladelphia, Pennsylvania August 10, 2018 SUBMISSION DEADLINE: February 22, 2018 by 11:59 PST (EXTENDED) We invite submissions of extended abstracts for the 12th Junior Theorists Symposium (JTS), to be held …
Read MoreProsopographical methods in international and economic history Emmanuel Mourlon-Druol (European University Institute/University of Glasgow) and Youssef Cassis (European University Institute) 17.05.2018 bis 18.05.2018, Florence The aim of this workshop is to explore …
Read MoreBerlin, July 16 – 26, 2018 We are delighted to announce the 8th Berlin Summer School in Social Sciences. The summer school aims at supporting young researchers by strengthening their ability …
Read MoreThe “Stiftung Deutsch Amerikanische Wissenschaftsbeziehungen” (SDAW/Foundation German-American Academic Relations) has just issued its “Call for Proposals 2018”. This year, SDAW is soliciting proposals for a “brainstorming conference” on the future …
Read MoreAlthough “historicism” is a many-headed monster, notorious for being defined in different ways by different groups of scholars, there seems to be consensus at least on Historismus being a nineteenth-century phenomenon. Whether …
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