• Dirk Leuffen
  Vice Rector University of Konstanz
  
  
• Ulrik Brandes
  ETH Zurich
  
  
• Thomas Hinz 
  Academy of Sociology

A701

14:30 -
15:00

Nils Weidmann
University of Konstanz (DE)
Invited Speaker
Remote-Sensing Digital Interactions: Using Network Measurement for Political Science Research

A701

15:00 - 15:30

Sophie Mützel
University of Lucerne (CH)
Invited Speaker
Sociological Research in the Digital Age: Analytical and Methodological Challenges and Opportunities

A701

15:30 - 16:00

Coffee Break

16:00 -
16:30

Andreas Diekmann
ETH Zurich (CH) and University of Leipzig (DE)
Invited Speaker
Trust, Trade, and Technology. Theory and Research on Trust Relations in the Digital World

A701

16:30 - 17:15

Dissertation Award Ceremony

Hanno Kruse
University of Cologne (DE)
Awardee
Residential Barriers and Bridges to the Social Integration of Young Immigrants in Germany

A701

17:30 - 19:30

AS Business Meeting

A701

20:00

Early Career Researcher Reception

Constanzer Wirtshaus

• Wojtek Przepiorka
  University of Utrecht (NL)
  Invited Speaker
  The Effectiveness of Online Reputation Systems to Promote Social and Economic Exchange
   
• Achim Edelmann, Rudolf Farys
  Bern University
  Discrimination on Social Trading Platforms
   
• Lea Stahel
  University of Zurich
  "Shaming Divides": How Capital-Rich Public Figures are Aggressively Shamed by Their Audiences
   
• Juergen Lerner¹, Alessandro Lomi²
  ¹University of Konstanz; ²University of Lugano
  The Liability of Balance in Open Peer-Production

Network Mechanisms
Chair: Ulrik Brandes

• Markus Strohmaier
  RWTH Aachen and GESIS - Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences
  Invited Speaker
  Modeling of Minorities in Social Networks 
   
• Johannes Weyer
  TU Dortmund
  Governance in the Digital Age. Combining Insights From Analytical Sociology and Agent-Based Modelling
   
• Christoph Spörlein¹, Elmar Schlüter², Pamina Noack¹
  ¹University of Bamberg, ²University of Gießen
  Ethnic Insults in YouTube Comments: Social Contagion and Selection Effects During the German Immigration Crisis
   
• Malte Doehne, Katja Rost 
  University of Zurich
  Network Mechanisms of Localized Knowledge Spillovers in the Geography of Innovation 

• Anja-Kristin Abendroth, Martin Diewald, Mareike Reimann
  Bielefeld University
  How Digitalized is Work in Large German Workplaces, and how is Digitalized Work Perceived by Workers? New Insights In the Digitalization of Work
   
• Sophia Zimmermann
  University of Konstanz
  Digital Fluency - a Key Competence to Perform in the Digital Age?
   
• Philipp Brandt
  University of Mannheim
  The Data Scientist Role: Professional Identity Construction in the Digital Age

• Pia Blossfeld
  Universitity of Leipzig
  Social Origin and the Long-Term Changes in the Transitions Between the Academic and Non-Academic Educational Tracks After the First Educational Degree: Implications for the German Vocational Training System
   
• Felix Bittmann, Steffen Schindler
  University of Bamberg
  Alternative Routes to Higher Education Eligibility in Germany – Diversion, Inclusion, Equalisation?
   
• Christoph Müller
  Institute for Employment Research (IAB)
  Vocational Retraining in the Context of Technological Change and Social Inequality
   
• Clemens Ohlert
  Office of the Minimum Wage Commission
  Decline of Collective Bargaining, the Introduction of a General Minimum Wage and the Distribution of Hourly Wages, 2010-2014

• A702

• 11:00 - 12:30

• Christian Czymara, Alexander Schmidt-Catran
  Goethe University Frankfurt
  Islamist Terrorism, Online Media and Support for Refugees in Germany
   
• Christof Nägel¹, Mark Lutter²
  ¹German Police University, ²University of Wuppertal
  The Christmas Market Attack in Berlin and Attitudes Toward Refugees: A Natural Experiment with Data from the European Social Survey
   
• Fabian Winter, Amalia Alvarez-Benjumea
  Max Planck Institute for Research on Collective Goods
  The Breakdown of Anti-Racist Norms: A Natural Experiment on Normative Uncertainty after Terrorist Attacks
   
• Malte Reichelt
  NYUAD
  Terrorist Events, Media Coverage and Their Effects on Labor Market Segregation in Germany

• Anita Tisch, Sophie-Charlotte Meyer
  Federal Institute for Occupational Safety and Health Work Intensification and Digitalisation of Work
   
• Michael Otto, Andreas Damelang
  FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg
  Who is Hit by Automation Technology? - Testing Skill Inequality and Occupational Inequality with German Robot Data
   
• Simon Walo
  University of Zurich
  Skills, Automation, and Occupational Change

Poster Session

• Emily Bello-Pardo¹, Carly Knight², Jeff Lockhart³, Stan Oklobdzija⁴, iacopo Pozzana⁵, Martijn Schoonvelde⁶, Carsten Schwemmer^{7
  1}American University, ²New York University, ³University of Michigan, ⁴University of California San Diego, ⁵Birkbeck, University of London, ⁶University College Dublin, ⁷University of Bamberg
  Potentials and Biases of Image Recognition Algorithms
  (1)
   
• Dirk Betz¹, Claudia Biniossek¹, Hermann Helke^{2
  1}GESIS, ²University of Vienna
  x-hub Project: Transdisciplinary Reuse of Experimental Data
  (2)
   
• Claudia Biniossek¹, Dirk Betz¹, Hermann Helke^{2
  1}GESIS, ²University of Vienna
  x-science Repository Service for Different Types of Sociological Experiments
  (3)
   
• Matthias Collischon
  University of Erlangen-Nuremberg
  Personality Traits as a Partial Explanation for Gender Wage Gaps and Glass Ceilings
  (4)
   
• Freya Gassmann¹, Janina Beck², Nora Gourmelon², Zinaida Benenson²
  ¹Saarland University, ²University of Erlangen-Nuremberg
  What is More Valuable: Confidentiality or Availability of Data? Work in Process on an Online Experiment Using Willingness to Pay in a Ransomware Scenario to Examine Users’ Valuation of Their Data
  (5)
   
• Elisa Gensler, Anja Abendroth
  Bielefeld University
  Digitalised Regulation and Control and the Implications for Work Autonomy
  (6)
   
• Zbignev Gricevic
  HU Berlin
  Segregation and Charitable Giving
  (7)
   
• Hermann Helke
  University of Vienna
  Communication Structures vs. Contextual Vocabulary of Shared Generic Terms
  (8)
   
• Per Kropp, Katharina Dengler
  Institute for Employment Research (IAB)
  Social Consequences of the Digital Transformation of Occupations
  (9)
   
• Aleksandra Urman, Mykola Makhortykh 
  University of Bern, University of Amsterdam
  Webs of Deception: Detecting and Measuring the Diffusion of Online Disinformation During the Elections in Ukraine
  (10)
   
• Ramona Martins, Daniel Degen
  University of Education Luzern 
  Innovation Transfer in Vocational and Educational Training (VET) System Switzerland
  (11)
   
• Ingrid Stöhr, Corinna Krämer
  Leibniz Institute for Educational Trajectories (LIfBi)
  School Performance: Does Distance to School Matter?
  (12)
   
• Sandra Walzenbach¹, Annette Jäckle¹, Jon Burton¹, Mick P. Couper², Tom Crossley¹
  ¹University of Essex, ²University of Michigan
  Foot-in-the-Door or Door-in-the-Face? A Survey Experiment on Multiple Requests for Consent to Data Linkage
  (13)
   
• Sebastian Weingartner
  University of Zürich
  Is Television Dead? The Digital Divide and Omnivorous Film Consumption
  (14)
   
• Fabienne Wöhner, Sebastian Mader
  University of Bern
  Digitalization and the Labour Market: Home Office and Flextime Usage in International Comparison
  (15)

• Holger Lengfeld, Stephanie Pravemann, Katharina Müller
  University of Leipzig
  The German Middle Class: the Sensitive Center of Society?
   
• Andreas Eberl
  IAB Nuremberg
  Who Cares about Social Capital? The Effect of Informal Caregiving on Social Capital Investments
   
• Anna-Theresa Saile¹, Susanne Strauß¹, Andreas Haupt²
  ¹University of Konstanz, ²KIT Karlsruhe
  Explaining Women’s Increasing Contribution to the Couple Income. The Case of East and West Germany 1976-2011
   
• Ariane Bertogg, Susanne Strauß
  University of Konstanz
  How Couples’ Division of Labour Influences Their Caregiving Activities – a European Comparison Among the 50+ Population

• Michael Maes
  University of Groningen (NL) 
  Invited Speaker
  Do Filter Bubbles Foster Opinion Polarization? What We Know and What We Need to Know to Answer this Question 
   
• Susumu Shikano¹, Theresa Kuentzler¹, Taehee Kim^{2 
  1}University of Konstanz, ²University of Oldenbourg
  A Paradox of Digital Innovation in Political Participation: Emerging new Digital Divides
   
• Kieran Mepham, András Vörös, Christoph Stadtfeld
  ETH Zurich
  The Joint Dynamics of Social Networks and Political Opinions: A Bipartite Network Approach
   
• Amalia Alvarez-Benjumea, Fabian Winter, Nan Zhang
  Max Planck Institute for Research on Collective Goods
  Tracking the Trump Effect: A Long-Term Study of How Political Campaigns Change the Unsayable

• Matthias Dütsch
  Federal Institute for Occupational Safety and Health 
  The Effect of Wage Shocks on Automatable Jobs. Evidence from the Introduction of the German Minimum Wage 
   
• Myriam Baum, Felix Lukowski
  Federal Institute for Vocational Education and Training (BIBB) 
  Work in the Digital Age: More Complexity, More Training? Firm-Level Evidence from Germany 
   
• Anja-Kristin Abendroth
  Bielefeld University 
  Digitalized Work as a Status Characteristic? Investigating the Implications of Digitalized Work for Claims Making for Career Advancement Among Different Groups of Workers in Large German Workplaces 
   
• Hilke Brockmann, John Torpey, Wiebke Drews
  European University Institute
  A Class for Itself? On the Worldviews of the New Tech Elite 

• Jana Diesner
  University of Illinois (USA)
  Invited Speaker
  Impact of Human Decision Making on Social Computing Research
   
• Christoph Beuthner¹, Bernd Weiß¹, Florian Keusch², Henning Silber¹
  ¹GESIS - Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences, ² University of Mannheim
  Linking Digital Data to Survey Data – Respondents Willingness to Consent and the Potential of Facebook Data
   
• Jan Rasmus Riebling¹, Andreas Schmitz², Jörg Blasius²
  ¹University of Wuppertal, ²University of Bonn
  Data Quality of Process-Generated Data 

• Elad Ben Elul
  Tel Aviv University, Israel
  The Privacy Settings of the House and the Architecture of Social Networks: A Case Study from Urban Ghana 

• Philipp Lutscher
  University of Konstanz
  Digital Responses to Sanctions? Denial-of-Service Attacks against Sender Countries
   
• Vincenz Frey¹, Delia Baldassarri², Francesco Billari¹
  ¹Bocconi University, ²New York University
  Internet Access and Participation: Evidence from a Quasi-Natural Experiment
   
• Katrin Paula
  University of Mannheim
  Sometimes less is more: Censorship, News Falsification, and Disapproval in 1989 East Germany
   
• Simon Kühne, Dorian Tsolak
  Bielefeld University
  Welfare State Support and Stereotypes Towards Recipients

• Tobias Rüttenauer
  TU Kaiserslautern/University of Oxford
  Using Large Scale Register Based Data to Analyse Environmental Inequality: Different Measures, Different Scales - Same Results?
   
• Valentina Rotondi¹, Ridhi Kashyap², Luca Maria Pesando³, Simone Spinelli¹, Francesco C. Billari¹
  ¹Bocconi University, ²Oxford University, ³University of Pennsylvania
  Leveraging Mobile Phones to Attain Sustainable Development
   
• Axel Franzen, Fabienne Wöhner
  University of Bern
  The Impacts of the Digitalization of the Labour Market on Commuting Behaviour in Switzerland: Evidence from the Swiss Mobility and Transport Microcensus
   
• Marco Hellmann, Jan Schlüter
  TU Dortmund
  Data-Driven Coordination Between Human Driver and Partially Automated Car. Measurement Challenges of Human-Machine-Interaction

Gender and Ethnic Biases
Chair: Sebastian Schnettler

• Ridhi Kashyap
  University of Oxford
  Invited Speaker
  Measuring Global Gender Inequality Indicators Using Large-Scale Online Advertising Data
   
• Claudia Wagner
  University Koblenz-Landau and GESIS - Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences
  Invited Speaker
  Digital Manifestations of Gender Bias

•  Carsten Schwemmer, Sebastian Jungkunz
  University of Bamberg
  Whose Ideas are Worth Spreading? The Representation of Women and Ethnic Groups in TED Talks

Open Session on Replication and Publication Bias
Chair: Katrin Auspurg

• Gerhard Krug, Benjamin Fuchs
  Institute for Employment Research (IAB)
  Will the True Causal Effect Please Stand Up? – A Critique of Using Fixed-Effects Regression to Estimate the Effects of Personal Contacts on Wages
   
• Nico Sonntag
  Bergische Uni Wuppertal
  Not Seeing the Forest for the IVs
   
• Andreas Schneck
  LMU München
  Are Really Most of our Research Findings False? An Empirical Estimation of Trends in Statistical Power, Publication Bias and the False Discovery Rate in Psychological Journals (1975-2017)
   
• Katarina Zigova¹, Thomas Hinz¹, Chris Doucouliagos^{2
  1}University of Konstanz, ²Deakin University 
  Publication Bias and Academic Age: Evidence from Meta-Studies in Economics

• Johanna Gereke
  MZES
  Covert Discrimination is Unaffected by Immigrants’ Socioeconomic Status
   
• Amalia Alvarez Benjumea
  Max Planck Institute for Research on Collective Goods
  Uncovering Hidden Opinions: The Contagion of Anti-immigrant Views
   
• Jörg Dollmann, Markus Weißmann
  Mannheimer Zentrum für Europäische Sozialforschung
  The Story after Immigrants' Ambitious Educational Choices: Real Improvement or Back to Square One?
   
• Julia Rüdel, Jan-Philip Steinmann
  Göttingen University
  "With a Little Help From my Educated Friends": Revisiting the Role of Social Capital for New and Long-Term Immigrants' Labour Market Integration in Germany

Suzy Moat
University of Warwick (UK)
Invited Speaker
Sensing Human Behavior with Online Data

Emilio Zagheni
Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research (DE) and University of Washington, Seattle (US)
Invited Speaker
Using Digital Trace Data for Demographic Research

Dirk Helbing
ETH Zurich (CH)
Invited Speaker
Digital Society and Sustainability Transition - Grand Challenges for the Social Sciences