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The “American Model” as Social Laboratory
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The Changing Nature of Work in Higher Education
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Citizenship, Immigration, and Work
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Class and Work
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Comparative Gender Theory: Power, Politics, and Work Transformation
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Comparative Labor Movements
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Comparative Perspectives on Work and Retirement
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Contemporary Slavery
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Crime as Work: The Craft of Street Crime
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Disabled Persons at Work: The Theory and Practice of Inclusion, Rehabilitation and Discrimination
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Discrimination Processes at Work
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Displaced Workers: Coping With Job Loss
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Diversifying STEM Fields: Challenges and Advances (co-sponsored by the ASA Section on Sociological Practice)
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Diversity in the Workplace
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Entrepreneurship in Comparative Context
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From Welfare And Work to Work Not Welfare: How Poor Families Get By in the The Future of Work in Latin America
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Post-Welfare Decade
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Gender and the Organization of Professional Careers (co-sponsored by the ASA Committee on the Status of Women in Sociology)
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Gender and Work: Global, Local, and Transnational Perspectives
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Gendered Bodies at Work
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Getting to Work: Cross-national Perspectives on Commuting and Relocation
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Globalization and its Consequences
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How Organizations Affect Society
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Immigrants, Their Relationships, and Work
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Incarceration and the Labor Market
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Industry Studies and the Ever Changing World of Work
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Informal Economy and Political Action
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International Perspectives on Revitalizing Labor
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Labor Environment Coalitions
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Labor Standards
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Labor Process Theory: Contemporary Debates and Issues
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Law in the Workplace
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Neoliberalism, Labor, and Labor Markets
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Outsourcing in India and China
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Over-work and Under-work
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Paths of Resistance: Work Regimes and Global Protext
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Policy Regimes and Gendered Labor Markets
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Privatizing Public Services
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Production and Consumption, Workers and Consumers: Rethinking Their Relationships
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Race and the World of Work
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Racial Ideologies, Reflexivity, and Care Work Research
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Religion and Labor (co-sponsored by the Association for the Sociology of Religion)
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Satisfaction with Work in Sociology
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Scientists in Bureaucracies
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The Second Bill of Rights Revisited (co-sponsored with Sociologists without Borders)
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Social Inequality and Social Policy
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Societal and Institutional Mechanisms Underlying the School-Work Transition
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Technology and the Transformation of Work
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Transforming the Employment Institutions Required to Sustain the American Dream: The Challenge to Our Nation's Schools of Industrial Relations and Human Resources
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Upgrading Low Wage Work
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Volunteer Work/Work in Civil Society
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The “Wal-mart” Effect
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Work and Inequality in Contemporary China
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Work and Political Economy of Native Nations
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Work and the Life Course
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Work as Crime
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Work Time, Work Rhythms, and Control
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Work-Family Relations in State-Socialist Societies: Past and Present
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The World of Care Work
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The World of Fashion Modeling: Work, Bodies, and Images
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The World of Household Work
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Worlds of Work and Family: How Far Have We Come?
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Worlds of Work and Welfare in Europe
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The Worlds of Work in Africa: Pathway to Modernity or Global Shadow?
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Worlds of Work in the Middle East
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Worlds without Work: African Americans and the Crisis of Joblessness
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Worlds without Work: Latina/os in Urban America
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