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Crime, Law and Punishment Salon

April 1, 2026

The CLP Salon is open to all sociology graduate students, post-docs, and faculty working on and interested in CLP research and topics.

Crime, Law and Punishment Salon

March 25, 2026

The CLP Salon is open to all sociology graduate students, post-docs, and faculty working on and interested in CLP research and topics.

Toronto Theory Workshop - How Collectives Absorb their Members: Toward a Processual Model of Commitment, Attachment, and Embracement

March 18, 2026

Speakers:

Dr. Seth Abrutyn (UBC)

In this paper, we begin with typical sociological dilemma: commitment has long been a central concept in sociology, yet it remains imprecisely defi

Toronto Theory Workshop - The Emotional Gatekeeper: Conflicting Modes of Decision-Making in Academe

February 25, 2026

Speakers:

Dr. Scott Davies (Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, UofT)

Abstract: Gatekeeping is essential for quality-based hiring and administration in academe.

Crime, Law and Punishment Salon

February 24, 2026

The CLP Salon is open to all sociology graduate students, post-docs, and faculty working on and interested in CLP research and topics.

Toronto Theory Workshop - Tilting at the Machine? Control, Credence, and Symbolic Defenses Against Automation

January 21, 2026

Speakers:

Alexander Wilson

Abstract: As automation reshapes occupational fields, do workers recalibrate their sense of threat, or do dispositions formed unde

AI for Qualitative Research

November 20, 2025

Speakers:

Dr. Corey M. Abramson, Rice University

Dr. Qin Liu, University of Toronto

Dr. Susan McCahan, University of Toronto

Dr. Jordan Joseph Wadden, University of Toronto

Dr. Ethan Fosse, University of Toronto

Dr. Nicholas Spence, University of Toronto

As AI tools become more capable of interpreting language, images, and behaviour, they offer new possibilities for analyzing complex social phenomen

Toronto Theory Workshop - Global Art Worlds

November 12, 2025

Speakers:

Dr. Jun Fang

Global Art Worlds

Organizational and Economic Sociology Workshop

November 7, 2025

We are delighted to invite you to the inaugural Organizational and Economic Sociology Workshop. This workshop will offer a valuabl

Toronto Theory Workshop - The Problem of Time Thrift and Critiques of Capitalist Discipline

October 9, 2025

Speakers:

Dr. Emily Nacol

The Problem of Time Thrift and Critiques of Capitalist Discipline”

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