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President Cecilia Ridgeway and the 2013 Program Committee have been working on an exciting program that will include more than 600 individual sessions on everything from the latest and greatest books in the field, section roundtables, and countless other topics. 

MEETING THEME: No set of questions is more fundamental to sociology than those about inequality—what is it, why is it, how does it come about, and what can we do to change it? The theme for the 2013 meetings represents a promising new effort to address these core questions of our discipline. We will focus on to coming to grips with how inequality, in all its multi-dimensional complexity, is produced in contemporary societies. To do so, we will focus in particular on linking micro and macro processes and perspectives on inequality.

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-Cecilia L. Ridgeway, ASA President and 2013 Program Committee Chair, Stanford University

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Program Information

View the online Preliminary Program Schedule (includes all sessions, events and receptions held during the Annual Meeting) .

  • Register for the Annual Meeting by July 10, in order to obtain significant discounts on registration rates.
  • Deadlines for Program Changes. Changes to session listings for the Final Program were due by June 3. If you have just noticed something, please notify Meeting Services immediately.  The update will be included in the Convention Bulletin, which is distributed on-site.
  • Plenary Sessions to Broadcast over the Web. ASA will use the power of technology to improve participants’ meeting experiences. View the webcasting schedule.
  • Add Value to Your Meeting Experience! Consider signing up for one of the preconvention activities such as the annual Chair and Director of Graduate Studies Conference, or a preconvention Course.       
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Regional Spotlight

This year’s program features an exciting roster of local arrangements representing the work of members from the New York metropolitan area. The local arrangements committee, chaired by Philip Kasinitz (City University of New York), has developed a timely, stimulating, and vibrant roster of regional spotlight sessions, tours, and articles for Footnotes. [Read More...]

Book New York City activities. ASA has partnered with New York City's Convention & Visitors Bureau to offer a extensive listing of attractions, Broadway shows and dining options available to Annual Meeting attendees.

American Sociological Association 2013 Annual Meeting

Convention Services

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