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Hello! Fellow CLD member Salvador Guzmán Villegas (@sguzmanchav) is a PhD candidate at Rutgers and currently recruiting for a nationwide (U.S.) study on how mixed-status couples understand, navigate, and experience privacy around immigration . Please share within your networks!
The study invites anyone who is either undocumented (or undocu-adjacent status [e.g., DACA]) or is a partner of someone undocumented. Each interviewing participant will receive $50 and interviews can be conducted in English or Spanish.
To sign up or request additional information please contact Sal at [email protected]
ASA CLD Section retweeted
Hey @law_soc folks! I'm thinking of putting a panel together for LSA on sexualities and law. If you're potentially interested in being on it, DM me! @AsaSexualities @SocLawSection @SocCrimeLawDev
ASA CLD Section retweeted
Do you have experience with qualitative methods, and an interest (or background) in gun research?
We are hiring a postdoc at the Center for the Study of Guns in Society!
Please share widely! Applications due October 6th!
apply.interfolio.com/153647
ASA CLD Section retweeted
Honored to receive the Distinguished Book Award from @SocLawSection at ASA for The Danger Imperative!
Thanks, as always, to the long, long list of people who supported me and the work 🙏🏽
@UTAustinSoc @ColumbiaUP
Award! #ASA2024
Distinguished Book Award in the Sociology of Law awarded to Michael Sierra-Arévalo, for The Danger Imperative: Violence, Death, and the Soul of Policing, published in 2024 by @ColumbiaUP .
Congrats @michaelsierraa !
ASA CLD Section retweeted
Huge congratulations from @SocLawSection to @Liz_Chiarello on the James F. Short Distinguished Article Award from @SocCrimeLawDev ! Congrats!
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ASA CLD Section retweeted
Award! #ASA2024
The Peterson-Krivo Mentoring Award, awarded every two years by the Crime, Law, and Deviance Section @SocCrimeLawDev and Sociology of Law Section @SocLawSection, awarded to Megan Comfort!
Congrats @megan_comfort !
ASA CLD Section retweeted
As people arrive in Montreal for American Sociological Association @ASAnews … remember the Sociology of Law sessions ! Our day is Sunday 11 August. And: are you a new Sociology of Law section member? Want to join the section? Happy to have coffee! (I’m current Section Chair)!
Hey section members, don't miss our exciting slate of events tomorrow at #ASA2024. 8am: Roundtables. 9am: Biz mtg. 10am: Howie Becker's Legacy. 2pm: Causes/Conseq of Violence. 4pm: Innovative Data & Methods. And the CLD reception is onsite Sunday at 6:30. See you in Montreal!
A thread of classic conference advice for those of you new to ASA. (Please RT + add more!)
First, from Ryan Calder on why you should go to ASA:
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tl;dr: Go to the business meetings and receptions alongside sessions! Take breaks! Connect with peers + try for meaningful conversations about the work rather than "networking." And always remember water and snacks.
Adding one more post here, fresh off the (digital) presses from @PamOliver1180! (I too was thinking of that thread and hoping this would help. Faculty: remember to check in with your mentees about ASA!)
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I saw some sad questions about the #sociology @ASAnews last year too late to help (like are off-site section receptions open to all?) so I wrote up advice. Please share to sociology convention newbies and add your own advice in the comments scatter.wordpress.com/2024/0…
Happy to report that our summer newsletter is out now! Please check it out to see a feature letter from @ashleytrubin & Alena Shalaby on big theory, lots of new books and articles, and a full run-down of our section's ASA schedule!
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ASA CLD Section retweeted
Congratulations to @jgo34, whose recent book, Policing Empires: Race, Militarization and the Imperial Boomerang in the US and Great Britain, won @SocCrimeLawDev's Ida B. Wells-Barnett Distinguished Book Award for the best book in Crime, Law and Deviance!