Panel: Urban Moral Economies and the Sociology of Polarization in Global Perspective
Panel at the 41. DGS conference 'Polarisierte Welten'
At the 41st Congress of the German Sociological Association (DGS) “Polarisierte Welten” from 26.-30.09.2022 at Bielefeld University, I will organize the panel ‘Urban Moral Economies and the Sociology of Polarization in Global Perspective’ together with my two colleagues Boris Nieswand and Damián Martinez. We have received exciting abstracts and have selected a total of four papers to be presented and discussed at the panel. I will post more news as soon as it is finalized.
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