12th Annual INAS Conference 2019
All photos are right here
bit.ly/31oWYdD
.png)
Analytical sociology is a general approach to explaining the social world. It is concerned with phenomena such as social network structures, patterns of segregation, collectively shared and diffused cultural ideas, and common ways of (inter-)acting in society. The mode of explanation is to specify in clear and precise ways the mechanisms through which social phenomena are brought about. Parts of analytical sociology focus on action and interaction as the cogs and wheels of social processes, while others consider the dynamic social processes that these actions and interactions bring about.
We welcome papers using any qualitative or quantitative methods that allow for the study of social mechanisms and the complex social dynamics they give rise to. In addition, we welcome purely theoretical papers dealing with central aspects of the explanatory approach of analytical sociology.
bit.ly/31oWYdD
Analytical sociology is a general approach to explaining the social world. It is concerned with phenomena such as social network structures, patterns of segregation, collectively shared and diffused cultural ideas, and common ways of (inter-)acting in society. The mode of explanation is to specify in clear and precise ways the mechanisms through which social phenomena are brought about. Parts of analytical sociology focus on action and interaction as the cogs and wheels of social processes, while others consider the dynamic social processes that these actions and interactions bring about.
We welcome papers using any qualitative or quantitative methods that allow for the study of social mechanisms and the complex social dynamics they give rise to. In addition, we welcome purely theoretical papers dealing with central aspects of the explanatory approach of analytical sociology.
Keynote speaker
Michael W. Macy
Goldwin Smith Professor of Arts and Sciences;
Director of the Social Dynamics Laboratory
Keynote speaker at the ABM symposium
Squazzoni Flaminio
Director of the Behave Lab at the University of Milan
- Daniel Alexandrov (Higher School of Economics in St. Petersburg)
- Gunn Elisabeth Birkelund (University of Oslo)
- Andreas Flache (University of Groningen)
- Peter Hedstrom (Linköping University)
- Eduard Ponarin (Higher School of Economics in St. Petersburg)
Organization Committee
Daniil A. Alexandrov
Distinguished Professor at the Department of Sociology, Head of the Laboratory of Sociology in Education and Science
Anna Nemirovskaya
Head of the Department of Sociology, Associate Professor
Ksenia Tenisheva
Senior Lecturer at the Departments of Sociology, Junior Research Fellow at the Laboratory of Sociology in Education and Science
Ilya Musabirov
Senior Lecturer at the Department of Informatics, Junior Research Fellow at the Laboratory of Sociology in Education and Science
Anastasiya Kuznetsova
Lecturer at the Department of Informatics