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Call for Mini-Conference Themes - SASE/Lyon 2017

Call for Mini-Conference Themes - SASE/Lyon 2017

Next year's conference in Lyon, What's Next? Disruptive/Collaborative Economy or Business as Usual? may be a way off, but the deadline for sending in your mini-conference theme proposal is already looming on the horizon. Consult the call for mini-conference theme proposals here and the overall conference theme here, then send your mini-conference theme proposal to mzuber@sase.org before September 30th.

Imagining Economic Sociology: Or what is socio-economics anyway?

Neil Fligstein`s engaging and provocative SASE early career workshop session, from June 23rd 2016 at UC Berkeley, on the meaning of socio-economics today is now available to download here.

Successful SASE inaugural early career workshop

SASE held its inaugural workshop for early career researchers at its 2016 conference in Berkeley, California. It was an opportunity for SASE to support the development of its next generation of scholars and feedback was enthusiastic: "It allowed me to develop ideas and forge relationships that will be important well beyond the SASE conference" said Columbia University PhD student Pierre-Christian Fink.

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SASE would like to thank its co-sponsor for the workshop, the UK’s Warwick Institute of Employment Research, as well as the organising committee – Dorothee Bohle, Neil Fligstein, Glenn Morgan, Roberto Pedersini, Akos Rona-Tas, Jesse Rothstein, Chris Warhurst and Sally Wright – and the other faculty who contributed greatly to the workshop’s success: Annette Bernhardt, Heather Haveman, Gregory Jackson, Angie Knox and Jackie O’Reilly.

Details of the next workshop at the 2017 conference in Lyon and how to apply for it will be posted on the SASE website later in 2016.

Marion Fourcade and Martha Zuber