1. Childhood and Youth

3. Reverberations of Youth Migration across Centuries I	Thu 8:00
22. Has Childhood Disappeared? A Critical Re-Examination of Postman's Work, on the Occasion of the 40th Anniversary of "The Disappearance of Childhood"	Thu 12:00
44. "Rethinking Paradigms of National Identities in Contemporary Children's Literature: Chilean Landscapes, Puerto Rican Girlhoods, Italian Heroes"	Thu 4:00
69. Book Roundtable on Revolutions at Home: The Origin of Modern Childhood and the German Middle Class by Emily Bruce	Fri 10:00
116. Young People and the Environment	Fri 3:45
128. Presidential Session - Reverberations of Youth Migration across Centuries II	Fri 5:45
144. Ideologies of Childhood	Sat 8:00
157. Children as Political Agents and Subjects	Sat 10:00
168. Presidential Session - Young People and Colonial Regimes	Sat 12:00
196. Archive Stories and Questions of Silence	Sat 4:00

2. Crime, Justice and the Law

24. Comparative Histories of Infanticide and Child Murder in the Modern West	Thu 12:00
59. Author Meets Critic: The Paradox of Violence in Venezuela: Revolution, Crime and Policing during Chavismo, by David Smilde, Veronica Zubillaga and Rebecca Hanson	Fri 8:00
117. Law and order: rhetorics, narratives and social construction	Fri 3:45
170. Measuring and Assessing Crime and Punishment	Sat 12:00

3. Culture

4. Author Meets Critic: A Strategic Nature: Public Relations and the Politics of American Environmentalism by Melissa Aronczyk and Maria I. Espinoza	Thu 8:00
23. Author Meets Critic: Tad Skotnicki's 'The Sympathetic Consumer'	Thu 12:00
58. Author Meets Critics: Rally 'Round the Flag: The Search for National Honor and Respect in Times of Crisis by Yuval Feinstein	Sat 10:00
71. The Politics of Art/Aesthetics	Fri 10:00
129. Classification Struggles I: Fields, Markets, and Morality	Fri 5:45
143. Author Meets Critics/ "How Civic Action Works: Fighting for Housing in Los Angeles" by Paul Lichterman (Princeton and Oxford: Princeton University Press, 2021)	Sat 8:00
145. Exclusion and Symbolic Politics	Sat 8:00
184. Classification Struggles II: Rethinking Fundamental Concepts	Sat 2:00
212. Classification Struggles III: Memory and History	Sun 8:00

4. Economics

8. Missing Girls, Sex Ratios at Birth and Economic Development: Evidence Across Europe	Thu 8:00
28. Organization and Regulation: Unions, Barriers to Trade, and Consumer Organizations	Thu 12:00
38. Book Panel: Art Carden & Deirdre N. McCloskey: Leave Me Alone and I’ll Make You Rich How the Bourgeois Deal Enriched the World	Fri 10:00
52. State Capacity	Thu 4:00
75. The Happiest Country in the World Under Construction: New Historical Economics on Finnish Development	Fri 10:00
109. Book Panel: Claudia Goldin: Career and Family: Women’s Century-Long Journey toward Equity	Sat 12:00
122. Complicating Concepts of Growth	Fri 3:45
148. Dividents of Disasters: Disease, Fire, Imperialism	Sat 8:00
161. Mining and Industry	Sat 10:00
188. Book Panel: J. Bradford DeLong: Book Session: Slouching Towards Utopia: An Economic History of the Twentieth Century	Sat 2:00
202. Problems with Measuring Relative Worth over Time	Sat 4:00

5. Education, Knowledge and Science

1. Education, Knowledge and Science	Thu 8:00
11. Archival Methods, Ethics, and Subjectivities	Thu 10:00
21. Author Meets Critics: "Thinking like an Economist" by Elizabeth Popp Berman	Thu 12:00
31. Expertise and the U.S. State	Thu 2:00
42. Expertise and Cultures of Uncertainty	Thu 4:00
56. Expertise and the Representation of Racial Inequality and Difference	Fri 8:00
102. Colonization, Race and Education	Fri 1:45
115. Colonial Influence on the Institutional Formation of Social Science	Fri 3:45
141. Contested Values in Fields of Expertise	Sat 8:00
154. Author Meets Critics: "The Birth Certificate: An American History" by Susan Pearson	Sat 10:00
181. Expertise, the State, and the Past	Sat 2:00
195. Author Meets Critics: "The Colonial Origins of French Sociology" by George Steinmetz	Sat 4:00
209. In and Beyond Colonial Archives	Sun 8:00
220. Author Meets Critics: "Allies and Rivals: German-American Exchange and the Rise of the Modern Research University" by Emily J. Levine	Sun 10:00

6. Family Demography

20. Leveraging Names in Full Count Census Data	Fri 8:00
30. Full Count Census Data I: Impact of Shocks on Demographic and Economic Outcomes	Thu 12:00
40. Presidential Session: Using Colonial and Missionary Data for Demography	Thu 2:00
51. Long Term Studies on Intergenerational Effects on Mobility and Fertility	Thu 4:00
66. Populations under Pressure Session (I): Forced Labor, Slavery and Its Continued Effects on Colonial Societies	Fri 8:00
78. Populations under Pressure Session (II): Forced Labor, Slavery and Its Continued Effects on Colonial Societies	Fri 10:00
79. The Path to Marriage	Fri 10:00
113. The Impact of Birth: Maternal Mortality, Life Expectancy and Survival	Fri 1:45
139. The Impact of Cohesion: Single Households, Marriage Premium and in-Laws.	Fri 5:45
151. The Impact of Mothers, Neighborhoods and Disability on later-Life Outcomes	Sat 8:00
179. Escaping the Bad? Demographic Consequences and Migration Outcomes	Sat 12:00

7. Health, Medicine and Body

138. Author Meets Critic: Managing Medical Authority: How Doctors Compete for Status and Create Knowledge by Daniel A. Menchik	Fri 5:45
166. Healthcare and Health Insurance in Domestic and Imperial Settings	Sat 10:00
206. Care of and Death Among the Elderly	Sat 4:00
218. Holding Health Professionals Accountable	Sun 8:00
229. Public Health and Race	Sun 10:00

8. Historical Geography and GIS

2. Roundtable--Building and Using Shareable Infrastructure to Advance Historical GIS	Thu 8:00
12. Education and Outreach	Thu 10:00
32. From Empire to Empire State: Housing New York City over the Long Run	Thu 2:00
43. Institutions, Health, and the Environment	Thu 4:00
57. Trauma	Fri 8:00
103. Project Development	Fri 1:45
142. Geographies of Segregation and Inequality I	Sat 8:00
155. Regional Development and Inequality	Sat 10:00
182. Geographies of Segregation and Inequality II	Sat 2:00
210. Mapping Spatial Microdata	Fri 10:00

9. Labor

14. Labor Movements and Configurations of Racial Capitalism: Theorizing Race, Class, Gender in historical change	Thu 10:00
34. Presidential Session - Labor and Inequality in Africa	Thu 2:00
72. Good Jobs, Bad Jobs	Fri 10:00
106. Race and Gender in Labor History	Fri 1:45
169. Labor Action, Labor Organizing	Sat 12:00
197. Flexible Work and Trade Union Responses in the Netherlands	Sat 4:00

10. Macrohistorical Dynamics

9. (Post-)Colonial Archipelagos: Comparing the Legacies of Spanish Colonialism	Thu 8:00
10. The Crisis of US Hegemony that Wasn't: the Dollar, Détente, and World Trade during the 1970s and 1980s	Thu 8:00
19. Power and Normativity in Society and History (1): Racial Articulations across Spatial Regimes	Thu 10:00
29. Power and Normativity in Society and History (2): States in Comparative-Historical Perspective	Thu 12:00
39. Power and Normativity in Society and History (3): Intellectuals, History, and the State	Thu 2:00
45. Power, Governance, and Political Economy	Thu 4:00
50. Power and Normativity in Society and History (4): the Historicity of Capitalism	Thu 4:00
64. Finance and Empire	Fri 8:00
110. Withered Relevance of Historical Social Sciences at Times of Global Crises?	Fri 1:45
123. Cold War Ontologies (1/2)	Fri 3:45
131. Book panel: Phillip A. Hough _At the Margins of the Global Market: Making Commodites, Workers, and Crisis in Rural Colombia_ (Cambridge University Press 2022)	Fri 5:45
135. Book Panel: Clash of Empires: From "Chimerica" to the "New Cold War" by Ho-fung Hung	Fri 5:45
136. Cold War Efflorescences (2/2)	Fri 5:45
149. Politics of Civilizations and Empires	Sat 8:00
162. Author Meets Critics: "Capitalism and the Emergence of Civic Equality in Eighteenth-Century France," by William H.Sewell, Jr	Sat 10:00
175. Theory and History of Empires in Eurasia: Past and Present	Sat 12:00
176. New Directions in Historical Sociology	Sat 12:00
189. Author Meets Critic: How China Escaped Shock Therapy: The Market Reform Debate by Isabella Weber	Sat 2:00
201. New Frontiers in Social Science Historical Methods	Sat 4:00
203. Movements and Conflicts in World-Historical Perspectives	Sat 4:00
217. Between Marx and Mosca: The Critical Legacy of Elite Theory	Sun 8:00
228. Author Meets Critic: Book "Creolizing the Modern. Transylvania across Empires" by Anca Parvulescu and Manuela Boatca	Sun 10:00

11. Migration/Immigration

5. Analyzing Modern Migrations in the Global Context	Thu 8:00
15. Forced Migration during World War II	Thu 10:00
25. Framed by larger trends: Residential migration patterns	Thu 12:00
35. Understanding Global Migration: Book Review Panel	Thu 2:00
46. "The Geopolitics of Mobility: Immigration Policy and American Global Power in the Long Twentieth Century," Article Review Session	Thu 4:00
60. Migration Theory: Talking Across Disciplines, Book Review Panel	Fri 8:00
118. Presidential Session: Contexts of Reception in Global and Historical Perspective	Fri 3:45
119. Quantitative Transnational Approaches to Migrations and Persecutions: A Renewal in Migration Studies	Fri 3:45
130. Author Meets Critic: "The Migration-Development Regime: How Class Shapes Indian Emigration" by Rina Agarwala	Fri 5:45
172. Migration, Refuge and Imperial Geopolitics: New Perspectives	Sat 12:00
185. Foodways, Tourism, and "Adventure": Migration and the expansion of "culture"	Sat 2:00
199. Migrant Instability and the Politics of Uncertainty	Sat 4:00
213. Mapping Migration Pathways	Sun 8:00
221. Cross-Border Labor Recruitment in the Age of Decolonization	Sun 10:00
223. Author Meets Critic: "On the Other Shore: Italians in South America during the Great War" by John Galante	Sun 10:00

12. Politics

18. Roundtable: The Rise and Decline of the Voting Rights Act: Perspectives from History, Political Science, Demography and Civil Rights Lawyers	Thu 10:00
49. Politics, Finance, and Imperial State Formation in the Early Modern World	Thu 4:00
62. Critical Perspectives on U.S. Historical Development	Fri 8:00
63. Asian and Middle Eastern Politics	Fri 8:00
133. European Politics	Fri 5:45
134. Contemporary United States Politics	Fri 5:45
174. Colonialism and Empire	Sat 12:00
187. Engaging War in Ukraine: Scholarly and Pedagogical Interventions	Sat 2:00
216. State and Local Politics in the United States	Sun 8:00
227. War and Politics	Sun 10:00

13. Public Finance

41. Measuring the Fisc	Thu 2:00
150. Settler Colonialism and Taxation	Sat 8:00
208. Tax, Resistance, and Politics	Sat 4:00
219. Public Finance and the U.S. welfare state	Sun 8:00

14. Race and Ethnicity

53. Roundtable: Recent Research on Race and Appraisal, Finance, and Real Estate	Thu 4:00
77. Race and the Long Shadow of European Nationalism	Fri 10:00
111. Theoretical Perspectives on Race	Fri 1:45
112. Book Session: An Ugly Word: Rethinking Race in Italy and the United States by Ann Morning and Marcello Maneri	Fri 1:45
124. Upending the Color Line: Towards a Du Boisian Sociological Methodology	Fri 3:45
137. Transhistorical Approaches to Race and Racism in Germany and Beyond	Fri 5:45
190. Race, Racism,	Sat 2:00
191. Book Panel: "The Bricks Before Brown" by Marisela Martinez-Cola	Sat 4:00
192. Presidential Session: Renegades and Castaways: Towards a Decolonized Sociology	Sat 2:00
204. The Poisoned Chalice: The Potential and Paradoxes of anti-Colonial Knowledge Production	Sat 4:00

15. Religion

13. Presidential Session - Missionaries and Empire	Fri 8:00
33. Modernity, Secularization, and Cultural Politics	Thu 2:00
70. Book Panel: Sacred Kingship in World History: Between Immanence and Transcendence (A. Azfar Moin and Alan Strathern)	Fri 10:00
104. Religious Encounters and Meaning	Fri 1:45
156. Book Panel: Bound Together: The Secularization of Turkey's Literary Fields and the Western Promise of Freedom by Baris Büyükokutan	Sat 10:00
183. Politics and Social Change in Catholic Contexts	Sat 2:00
222. Book panel: The Flag and the Cross: White Christian Nationalism and the Threat to American Democracy	Sun 10:00

16. Rural, Agricultural and Environmental

55. Presidential Session: The US South: Colonialism, Internal Colonialism, and Uneven Development	Thu 4:00
67. Rural, Agricultural, and Environmental	Fri 8:00
125. Presidential Session: Empire, Energy, and Environment	Fri 3:45
167. Place attachment and social science history	Sat 10:00

17. States and Society

6. Subnational Politics 1: American Political Development, Reconsidered	Thu 8:00
7. Fiscal and Monetary States	Thu 8:00
16. (Dis)assembling the State: New Approaches to Studying State and Society	Thu 10:00
26. Author Meets Critics: "Redistributing the Poor: Jails, Hospitals, and the Crisis of Law and Fiscal Austerity" by Armando Lara-Millán	Thu 12:00
27. State Administration and Elites	Thu 12:00
36. U.S. and British Empire	Thu 2:00
37. Reflections on States and Violence	Thu 2:00
47. Author Meets Critics: "Worldmaking in the Long Great War: How Local and Colonial Struggles Shaped the Modern Middle East" by Jonathan Wyrtzen	Thu 4:00
48. Education and the International	Thu 4:00
61. Presidential Session: New Perspectives in Postcolonial Social Theory	Fri 8:00
73. Author Meets Critics: 'Delivery as Dispossession' by Zachary Levenson	Fri 10:00
76. Perspectives on German and U.S. Imperialism	Fri 10:00
107. Erving Goffman and the Historians: Contributions of Interactionism to the Study of the Relationships between States, Institutions and Populations	Fri 1:45
120. Subnational Politics 2: The Actually Existing Safety Net	Fri 3:45
121. Regions of State Formation	Fri 3:45
132. Economic Value in the Post-Colonial State: Egypt, India, and China	Fri 5:45
146. Theorizing and Historicizing Revolutionary and Counter-Revolutionary Actors: Lessons from Modern and Contemporary Revolutions	Sat 8:00
147. Conceptualizing State-Making	Sat 8:00
159. Presidential Session: New Directions in the Critical Study of Global Counterinsurgency and the Police-Military Continuum	Sat 10:00
173. Protests, Movements, Rebellions	Sat 12:00
186. Theorizing the State’s Many Hands: How States Build, Reconfigure and Deploy Power	Sat 2:00
200. Presidential Session - Author Meets Critics: Bread and Freedom: Egypt's Revolutionary Situation, by Mona El-Ghobashy	Sat 4:00
214. Neoliberalism, Authoritarianism, and the Post-Neoliberal	Sun 8:00
215. Global Connections of Class	Sun 8:00
224. U.S. Empire in Latin America and the Caribbean	Sun 10:00
225. Dynamics of Political Conflict in Middle Eastern States	Sun 10:00

18. Urban

54. Governing the City	Thu 4:00
153. Urban	Sat 8:00
164. Dispossession and Migration: Perspectives on the Role of Courts and Displacement in Historical Perspective	Sat 10:00
230. Author Meets Critic: Stacked Decks by Robin Bartram	Sun 10:00

19. Women, Gender and Sexuality

80. Author Meets Critic - Vrushali Patil (2022): Webbed Connectivities: The Imperial Sociology of Sex, Gender, and Sexuality, Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press	Fri 10:00
81. Activism and Queer Historiography	Fri 10:00
114. Author Meets Critic - In Memoriam - Jeffrey Escoffier: Sex, Society and the Making of Pornography: The Pornographic Object of Knowledge, Rutgers University Press, 2021	Fri 1:45
126. Gender Concepts and Historical Structures	Fri 3:45
127. Multidimensional perspectives on Women's Movements	Fri 3:45
140. International Perspectives on Women's Movements	Fri 5:45
152. Author Meets Critic - Claudia Franziska Brühwiler, Out of a Gray Fog: Ayn Rand's Europe Lexington 2021	Sat 8:00
163. Author-Meets-Critics: The Politics of Surviving by Paige Sweet	Sat 10:00
165. Gender: Work in Progress	Sat 10:00
178. Gender Crises in Past and Present: Grappling with Shame and Identity during Times of Upheaval	Sat 12:00
180. Transnationality and Gender I	Sat 12:00
193. Transnationality and Gender II	Sat 2:00
194. Motherhood and Early State Socialism in East-Central Europe	Sat 2:00
205. Author Meets Critic: 'The Maternalists: Psychoanalysis, Motherhood, and the British Welfare State' by Shaul Bar-Haim	Sat 2:00
207. American Women Writers and Fictional Heroines	Sat 4:00

20. Data Infrastructure

17. New Linked Data Infrastructure: Census Data, Registries, and Vital Records	Thu 10:00
74. Full Count Census Data II: Record Linkage and Databases	Fri 10:00
108. Sustaining Social Science Infrastructure Into the Future: A Roundtable Discussion	Fri 1:45
160. Innovations in Data Infrastructure	Sat 10:00
226. Mobilizing Census Data: Key Infrastructure Developments	Sun 10:00

21. SSHA Sessions

82. Network Meeting - Childhood and Youth	Fri 12:00
83. Network Meeting - Crime, Justice and the Law	Fri 12:00
84. Network Meeting - Culture	Fri 12:00
85. Network Meeting - Economics	Fri 12:00
86. Network Meeting - Education, Knowledge and Science	Fri 12:00
87. Network Meeting - Family Demography	Fri 12:00
88. Network Meeting - Health, Medicine and Body	Fri 12:00
89. Network Meeting - Historical Geography and GIS	Fri 12:00
90. Network Meeting - Labor	Fri 12:00
91. Network Meeting - Macrohistorical Dynamics	Fri 12:00
92. Network Meeting - Migration/Immigration	Fri 1:00
93. Network Meeting - Politics	Fri 1:00
94. Network Meeting - Public Finance	Fri 1:00
95. Network Meeting - Race and Ethnicity	Fri 1:00
96. Network Meeting - Religion	Fri 1:00
97. Network Meeting - Rural, Agricultural and Environmental	Fri 1:00
98. Network Meeting - States and Society	Fri 1:00
99. Network Meeting - Urban	Fri 1:00
100. Network Meeting - Women, Gender and Sexuality	Fri 1:00
101. Network Meeting - Data Infrastructure	Fri 1:00
105. Presidential Session - Empire, Anti-Imperialism and Revolution	Fri 1:45
171. Presidential Session - The Future(s) of Historical Social Science	Sat 12:00
177. Presidential Session - Rethinking Empires in and of Asia	Sat 12:00
198. Presidential Session - Anticolonial Imaginaries and the Politics of Decolonization	Sat 4:00