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  • Societas schedule (SPRING 2008):

  • SociETAS meets on Fridays from 1:45 pm to 2:45 pm

Date

Speaker

Title/Topic

Room

1/25/08

Group Discussion

Brainstorming day

301 Ag Hall

2/1/08

Jason Delborne: Postdoctoral Fellow, Rural Sociology

Job Talk: "Democracy, Expertise, and Scientific Controversy."

301 Ag Hall

2/8/08

Jason Delborne: Postdoctoral Fellow, Rural Sociology

Teaching Science and Technology Studies

301 Ag Hall

2/15/08

Discussion of readings

Farm-to-School as neoliberal practice? A recent debate in "Agriculture and Human Values" (see bottom of page for readings)

301 Ag Hall

2/22/08

John Zinda

Research Strategy on Labor Shifts in China's Periphery

354 Ag Hall

2/29/08

Sai Suryanarayanan

The Emergence and establishment of novel technologies in the global south

301 Ag Hall

3/7/08

Sarah Bowen

Geographical Indications: Promoting Local Products in a Global Market

GRADUATE PROGRAM VISIT DAY EVENT:
Prospective graduate students are welcome to attend the talk and stay for an open house in the department afterward.

354 Ag Hall

3/14/08

Last day before Spring Break

No SociETAS

301 Ag Hall

3/28/08

Jill Harrison; Rural Sociology Department Seminar

"Lay science in pesticide regulatory process: Implications for public health, public participation, and other principles of environmental justice"

354 Ag Hall

4/4/08

Joint meeting with Development Studies Brown Bag: Professor Robert Hunt

**Starts at 2:00 p.m.**

"Routes out of Chronic Poverty: Changing the Political Roadmaps"


See bottom of page for optional readings

354 Ag Hall

4/11/08

Emmanuel Didier

"How Do Democratic Policies and Statistical Techniques Hold Together?
The Development of a Planning Ideology and of Random Sampling in the U.S.
Department of Agriculture during the New Deal."

354 Ag Hall

4/18/08

Haller lecture: Alex Portes

**Lecture is from 1:30-3:30**

"Latin American Institutions and Development: A Comparative Study"

6201 Microbial Sciences Building

4/25/08

Becky Schewe

"Free Market Milk: Neoliberalization of New Zealand's Dairy Industry."

301 Ag Hall

5/2/08

Becky Schewe

"Free Market Milk: Neoliberalization of New Zealand's Dairy Industry."

301 Ag Hall

5/9/08

Undergraduate capstone presentations

 

301 Ag Hall

 

Readings for 2/15/08

From ‘‘old school’’ to ‘‘farm-to-school’’: Neoliberalization from the ground up From old school to reform school? Neoliberalism, neoconservatism, and spaces of and for coalition

 

Optional Readings for 4/4/08

Hickey, Sam and Sarah Bracking (2005) "Exploring the Politics of Chronic Poverty: From Representation to a Politics of Justice?" World Development 33(6). Blair, Harry (2005) "Civil Society and Propoor Initiatives in Rural Bangladesh" World Development 33(6).
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