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The detailed program of ACES 2022, including all abstracts, is now available. Please not that small changes may still occur, so always check the website for the up-to-date version!

We have reached full capacity and have therefore closed registration. Accepted presenters who are not yet registered will still be able to register, and will receive instructions via e-mail shortly.

A preliminary version of the program is now available under Program>Detailed program.

ACES 2022 is now open for registration! Please register by July 15 at the latest, via our registration page.

Based on the numbers of accepted talks and posters, we’ve drawn up the preliminary schedule of talks and events for the conference. Note that some details are still likely to change as the conference approaches.

Last Friday we sent out the e-mails informing those who submitted an abstract of the acceptance (or rejection) of their contribution. The good news is that we received many submissions, which signals a strong interest in experimental sociology; the bad news is that therefore we could not accept all abstracts. In some cases, we offered…

Abstract submission is now closed, thanks to all who submitted! We are now starting the reviewing process, and aim to send acceptance notifications by May 13.

Please see here for our call for extended abstracts, and submit your abstract until April 19.

We are happy to announce Milena Tsvetkova of LSE and Brent Simpson of the University of South Carolina as keynote speakers for ACES 2022! Both are renowned experimental sociologists, known for their innovative, cutting edge experimental research on a variety of topics. Read more here.