The Social Theory and Evidence Workshop presents:
“Capitalizing on Crisis: The Political Origins of the Rise of Finance”
Greta Krippner
Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology, University of Michigan
Monday, April 30th
*12:00-1:10 pm
Stuart Hall, Rm 105
*Please come early for refreshments
For further inquiries or if you need assistance to attend, please contact Cayce Hughes at caycehughes@uchicago.edu
Workshops (except when noted) will be held on Mondays from 12:00 to 1:10 pm in Room 105 of Stuart Hall.
Monday, April 2
“A New Machine to Make the Land Pay: A Sociological Account of the Steel Skeleton Innovation in Skyscraper Construction”
Maude Pugliese, Phd student, Dept. of Sociology, University of Chicago
Monday, April 16
“Petitions from Beyond the Walls: How Incarceration Shapes the Way Prisoners Support their Complaints and Grievances”
Corentin Durand, PhD student, Ecole des hautes études en sciences sociales/Ecole normale supérieure, Paris; ENS Exchange Lecturer, University of Chicago
Thursday, April 19
(Co-sponsored with the Reproduction of Race and Racial Ideologies Workshop; Time and location TBA)
“Logics of Assistance: Why Weak Ties Help and Strong Ties Don’t”
Sandra Smith, Associate Professor, Dept. of Sociology, University of California- Berkeley
Monday, April 30
“Capitalizing on Crisis: The Political Origins of the Rise of Finance”
Greta Krippner, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Sociology, University of Michicagn
Monday, May 14
“Graduate Professionalization Seminar: How to Develop a Good Question: Some Strategies from the Field”
Mario Small, Professor, Dept. of Sociology, University of Chicago
Monday, May 21
“Evidence, Argument and Story”
Dingxin Zhao, Professor, Dept. of Sociology, University of Chicago
The Social Theory and Evidence Workshop presents:
“A New Machine to Make the Land Pay: A Sociological Account of the Steel Skeleton Innovation in Skyscraper Construction”
Maude Pugliese
Phd Student, Department of Sociology, University of Chicago
Monday, April 2
*12:00-1:10 pm
Stuart Hall, Rm 105
*Please come early for refreshments
For further inquiries or if you need assistance to attend, please contact Cayce Hughes at caycehughes@uchicago.edu
The Social Theory and Evidence Workshop presents:
“Coming Out of the Shadows: Life Storytelling in Chicago’s Immigrant Rights Movement”
Thomas Swerts
Phd Student, Department of Sociology, University of Chicago
Monday, February 20
*12:00-1:10 pm
Room 401, Social Sciences Bldg
*Please come early for refreshments
For further inquiries or if you need assistance to attend, please contact Cayce Hughes at caycehughes@uchicago.edu
The Social Theory and Evidence Workshop presents:
“Graduate Professionalization Seminar: Discussing your Discussant and Questioning your Questioner: How to Defend Your Work”
Rafe Stolzenberg
Professor of Sociology, University of Chicago
Monday, February 6
*12:00-1:10 pm
Room 401, Social Sciences Bldg
*Please bring a lunch!
For further inquiries or if you need assistance to attend, please contact Cayce Hughes at caycehughes@uchicago.edu
The Social Theory and Evidence Workshop presents:
“Making Distinctions: Getting Clear on Some of the ‘Hard Problems’ in the Study of Culture”
Omar Lizardo
Assistant Professor of Sociology, University of Notre Dame
Monday, January 23
*12:00-1:10 pm
Room 401, Social Sciences Bldg
*Please come early for refreshments.
For further inquiries or if you need assistance to attend, please contact Cayce Hughes at caycehughes@uchicago.edu
The Social Theory and Evidence Workshop presents:
“Graduate Professionalization Seminar: The Hows and Whens of the Sociology Job Market”
Kristen Schilt
Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology, University of Chicago
Monday, November 28
12:00-1:10 pm
Room 302, Social Sciences Bldg
For further inquiries or if you need assistance to attend, please contact Cayce Hughes at caycehughes@uchicago.edu
The Social Theory and Evidence Workshop presents:
“Assessing the Demographics of Homosexual Tolerance”
Michael Kozloski
PhD Candidate, Department of Sociology, University of Chicago
Monday, November 7
*12:00-1:10 pm
Room 302, Social Sciences Bldg
*Please come early for refreshments.
For further inquiries or if you need assistance to attend, please contact Cayce Hughes at caycehughes@uchicago.edu
The Social Theory and Evidence Workshop presents:
“Negotiating Languages in Immigrant Families”
Masha Medvedeva
Recent graduate, Department of Sociology, University of Chicago
Monday, October 24
*12:00-1:10 pm
Room 302, Social Sciences Bldg
*Please come early for refreshments.
For further inquiries or if you need assistance to attend, please contact Cayce Hughes at caycehughes@uchicago.edu
The Social Theory and Evidence Workshop presents:
“Partisans and Partners: The Politics of the Post-Industrial Economy”
Josh Pacewicz
Post-Doctoral Fellow, Stanford University
Monday, October 10
*12:00-1:10 pm
Room 302, Social Sciences Bldg
*Please come early for refreshments.
For further inquiries or if you need assistance to attend, please contact Cayce Hughes at caycehughes@uchicago.edu