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Home Online Program » » Program Please note: all information presented below is subject to change. Politics and History 7-11   Shifting Modes of Governance: A Punitive Turn in American Social Policy?   Date: Friday, Sep 4, 10:15 AM   Location: Meeting has passed. Consult Final Program for locations. Chair: Christopher Howard College of William & Mary, cdhowa@wm.edu Author(s): Governing the Poor: The Rise of the Neoliberal Paternalist State Richard C. Fording University of Kentucky, rcfording@as.ua.edu   Sanford F. Schram   Bryn Mawr College, sschram@brynmawr.edu   Joe Soss   University of Minnesota, jbsoss@umn.edu From Shifting Modes of Governance to Transformed Civic Attitudes? Exploring Social Program Effects, 1970-2008 Suzanne Mettler Cornell University, sbm24@cornell.edu Punitive Governance in Education: The Strange Origins of No Child Left Behind Jesse H. Rhodes University of Massachusetts, Amherst, jrhodes@polsci.umass.edu Experimenting with Punitive Tools: The Changing Governance of Crime Control Vesla Mae Weaver University of Virginia, vmweaver@me.com Discussant(s): Christopher Howard College of William & Mary, cdhowa@wm.edu Paul Pierson University of California, Berkeley, pierson@berkeley.edu