KNOWING JUSTICE IN THE ANTROPOCENE

6 a 11 de julio el 5th ISA Forum of Sociology en Rabat, Marruecos.

Presentaciones de Investigadores/as de la Red INCASI2

La International Sociological Association organizó los pasados días 6 a 11 de julio el 5th ISA Forum of Sociology en Rabat, Marruecos. El evento contó con participación de la red INCASI, que promovió varias sesiones.
En el marco del RC 28 Social Stratification:

  • Sesión 432. Subjective Inequality and Mobility in Comparative Perspectives I. Organizada por Sandra Fachelli (Universidad Pablo de Olavide) y Yu Xie (Universidad de Princeton).
    • 432.1 Ildefonso MARQUES-PERALES, Universidad de Sevilla, Spain and José RODRÍGUEZ DE LA FUENTE, Instituto de Investigaciones Gino Germani, Argentina Preferences Regarding Social Justice in Argentina and Spain: A Comparative Analysis of Stratification Factors and Perception of Inequality.
    • 432.2 Hania Fei WU, Fudan University, China and Bing WU, Fudan University, China Optimistic or Pessimistic? Estimating Social Mobility Beliefs and Related Perceptual Inaccuracy in China
    • 432.3 Gonzalo FRANETOVIC, University of Milan, Italy; Renzo CARRIERO, University of Torino, Italy and Simona GUGLIELMI, University of Milan, Italy Different Paths, Different Attitudes: How the Socioeconomic Composition of Life Course Social Environments Shapes Perceptions of Inequality and Egalitarian Beliefs
    • 432.4 Olga GRIAZNOVA, UNIVERSITÀ DI PAVIA, University of Pavia, Italy; Francesco SCERVINI, Università degli Studi di Pavia, Italy and Daniela BELLANI, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Italy Learning about Poverty and Preferences for Redistribution: Results from a Survey Experiment in Italy
    • 432.5 Elyesa KOYTAK, Istanbul Medeniyet University, Turkey No Longer Sacred: Social Mobility and Professional Identity in the Teaching Profession
  • Sesión 436. Subjective Inequality and Mobility in Comparative Perspectives II. Organizada por Yu Xie (Universidad de Princeton) y Sandra Fachelli (Universidad Pablo de Olavide).
    • 436.1 Andrew ZOLA, Sciences Po, France and Ettore RECCHI, Sciences Po, Paris, France Aligning or Misaligning? the Interplay of Subjective and Objective Social Status in Ten High Income Countries over Two Decades
    • 436.2 Yu XIE, Princeton University, USA and Shiyuan LI, Peking University, China The Great Gatsby Tradeoff: Perceived Complementarity between Economic Inequality and Social Mobility
    • 436.3 Graziela PEROSA, University of Sao Paulo, Brazil and Manuel GIOVINE GIOVINE, National University of Córdoba, Argentina Perceptions of the Well-Being and the Future of Young Latin Americans during the SarsCov2 Pandemic.
    • 436.4 David MORENO-ALAMEDA, Complutense University of Madrid, Spain Quantifying Class Identity: Measurement and Predictions
    • 436.5 Arne KOEVEL, University of Bremen, Germany; Patrick SACHWEH, University of Bremen, Germany and Sebastian JÜRSS, University of Bremen, Germany “and When I’ve Worked for Two Years, I Will be a Bit Higher up” – Discrepant Self-Classifications through the Lens of Subjective
      Interpretations of Inequality, Social Mobility Expactations and Experiences

En el marco del RC 55 Social Indicators:

  • Sesión 838. Social Indicators for the Study of Public Policies on Socioeconomic Inequalities. Organizada por Pedro López-Roldán (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona) y Emmanuelle Bazoret (Universidad de Chile).
    • 838.1 Tobias SCHILLINGS, University of Oxford, Germany and Diego SANCHEZ-ANCOCHEA, University of Oxford, United Kingdom The Healthcare Universalism Index: Measuring Coverage, Generosity and Equity of Healthcare across the World
    • 838.2 Francesca GRECO, University of Udine, Italy and Fiorenza DERIU, Sapienza University of Rome, Italy A Sustainability Propensity Index to Assess a Migrants Integration Policy Programme: An NLP-Based Approach
    • 838.3 Vladimir HLASNY, Ewha Womans University, Lebanon Powering Minds, Empowering Lives: Understanding the Effects of Energy Poverty- Low-Carbon Energy Transition Nexus on Children in MENA
    • 838.4 Simone SCHNEIDER, Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Spain “Institutional Imprints of Social Disparity”: Introducing a Novel Conceptual Framework for the Development of New Institutional Indicators on Social Inequality
  • Sesión 845. Social Inequalities Indicators for Researchers in Training (PhD Students). Organizada por Cristian Segura-Carrillo (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona) y Claudia Baeza Cabello (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona).
    • 845.1 Alejandro GONZALEZ RODRIGUEZ, Universidad Pablo de Olavide, Spain and Sandra FACHELLI, Pablo de Olavide University, Spain La Inserción Laboral De Los Egresados Universitarios En Andalucía
    • 845.2 van Beek JENNIFER, University of Amsterdam, Netherlands Urban Inequalities Measured through Citizen-Defined Wellbeing Indicators
    • 845.3 Abhas Kumar GANDA, University of Hyderabad, India, India Reproducing Inequality, Intersecting Hierarchies: Caste, Class, and Educational Reproduction in India and Germany
    • 845.4 Felicia MODICA, PhD student in System Dynamics at University of Palermo, Italy; Paola CRISCI, PhD student in International Studies at University of Naples “L’Orientale”, Italy and Neslihan ÖNDER ÖZEN, PhD student in Human Geography at University of Granada, Spain A Systematic Literature Review on Social Impact Assessment Methodologies: The Case of EU-Funded Projects Targeting Climate Migration
  • Sesión 846. Composite Indicators to Compare Social Inequalities Among Countries. Organizada por Sandra Fachelli (Universidad Pablo de Olavide) y Pedro López-Roldán (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona).
    • Mesa: Desigualdad de Género, Cuidados y Desarrollo Digital. Dirigida por Mario Domínguez (Universidad de Barcelona) y Olga Salido Cortés (Universidad Complutense de Madrid).
      • 846.3 Pablo MOLINA DERTEANO, Instituto de Investigaciones Gino Germani, Argentina Social Inequities and Digital Development. Two of a Kind?
      • 846.6 Ricardo QUINTERO, UAB, Spain and Pedro LOPEZ-ROLDAN, Autonomous University of Barcelona, Spain Regional Gender (in)Equality in the EU. Beyond Achivement and Development
      • 846.7 Ariane DE LANNOY, University of Cape Town, South Africa; Gibson MUDIRIZA, WorldBank, South Africa; Joanna GROTTE, University of Cape Town, South Africa; Anda DAVID, French Development Agency, South Africa and Murray LEIBBRANDT, University of Cape Town, South Africa Developing a Youth Labour Market Index for South Africa at the Sub-National Level
    • Mesa: Desigualdad Educativa. Dirigida por Juan Piovani (Universiad Nacional de La Plata) e Ildefonso Marqués-Perales (Universidad de Sevilla).
      • 846.2 José Saturnino MARTÍNEZ GARCIA, Universidad de La Laguna, Spain and Manuel GIOVINE GIOVINE, National University of Córdoba, Argentina Educational Inequalities and Conceptions of Justice. Indicators for Their Measurement
      • 846.5 Junwen WANG, The Chinese University of Hong Kong , Hong Kong Generalized Socioeconomic Status of Family Origin: A One-Dimensional Index for Comparative Research on Educational Achievement Inequality
      • 846.8 Pablo DALLE, Instituto de Investigaciones Gino Germani, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina; Paula BONIOLO, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina; Simone SARTI, University of Milan, Italy and Renata SEMENZA, University of Milan, Italy Does Tertiary Educational Expansion Contribute to Equal Opportunities and Enhance Occupational Status? a Comparison between Europe and Latin America
      • 846.11 Cristian SEGURA-CARRILLO, Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona, Spain La Influencia De La Movilidad Intrageneracional y La Educación En La Movilidad Intergeneracional: Un Enfoque Territorial y De Género
    • Mesa: Medición de la Pobreza y Desigualdad Multidimensional. Dirigida por Patricio Solís (El Colegio de México).
      • 846.1 Pilar CRUZ ZÚÑIGA, Universidad Pablo de Olavide, Spain Desigualdades Sociales En El Empleo Del Hogar y Cuidado: Análisis Comparativo Entre Bolivia, España y México
      • 846.4 Emmanuelle BAROZET, Universidad de Chile, Chile Current Debates from a Comparative Perspective on the Measurement of Multidimensional Poverty As a Composite Indicator
      • 846.9 Eduardo CHAVEZ MOLINA, Instituto de Investigaciones Gino Germani, Argentina and Santiago POY, Interdisciplinary Institute of Political Economy (IIEP), University of Buenos Aires, National Council of Scientific and Technical Research, Argentina Thinking about Welfare: Approaches to Time Poverty in Argentina.
      • 846.10 Olga SALIDO CORTES, Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain Assessing the Role of Welfare States in Reducing Inequality and Poverty: Evidence from EU Countries in the Face of Recent Global Crises
  • Sesión 849. Movilidad Social y Desigualdades Intergeneracionales. Organizada por Pablo Molina Derteano (Instituto de Investigaciones Gino Germani) y Eduardo Chavez Molina (Instituto de Investigaciones Gino Germani).
    • 849.1 Patricio SOLIS, El Colegio de México, Mexico A Social Origins Index for Comparative Studies of Social Inequalities
    • 849.2 Ildefonso MARQUES-PERALES, Universidad de Sevilla, Spain; Sandra FACHELLI, Pablo de Olavide University, Spain and Pedro LOPEZ-ROLDAN, University Autonome of Barcelona, Spain The Vicious and Virtuous Circle of Inequality: A Comparison of Social Mobility between Latin American and European Countries

    • 849.3 Cristian SEGURA-CARRILLO, Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona, Spain and Pedro LOPEZ-ROLDAN, Autonomous University of Barcelona, Spain Estrategias y Desafíos En La Movilidad Social: Un Estudio Comparativo De Andalucía y Cataluña