Andrea Ploder is Assistant Professor in Sociology at the University of Innsbruck, Austria.Nicole Holzhauser is a sociologist, Senior Researcher and Lecturer at the Technische Universität Braunschweig, Germany.Stephan Moebius is full Professor for Sociological Theory and Intellectual History at the University of Graz and full member of the Austrian Academy of Sciences, Austria.

• 1. From Canon to Connection: (Re)Writing Histories of Sociology Section I: Writing and Rewriting Histories of Sociology. Methodologies, Theories, and Methods. 2. Reflexive Sociology and History of Sociology: Methodology and Research Programme 3. Rewriting Histories of Sociology from a Feminist Perspective: From Recovery to Rewriting 4. Qualitative Rewriting of Disciplinary Histories. Feminist and Postcolonial Orientations 5. Quantitative Methods as Reflexive Epistemology for Rewriting Disciplinary Histories Section II: Histories of Sociology Across the Globe 6. Sociology in South Asia: Big Structures, Large Processes, and the Minutiae of Everyday Practice 7. Colonialism, Empire and European Sociology 8. Sociology in Africa: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives 9. Colonial Sciences and the History of Sociologies: A Genealogical Perspective 10. Black Women Sociology: Reclaiming Epistemologies and Rewriting Disciplinary Histories 11. Non-Western Epistemologies 12. Histories of Sociology in East Asia 13. Translation and Knowledge Circulation in the History of Sociology 14. Histories of Sociology in South and Central America 15. What is (trans-)national in the history of sociology? 16. The Matilda Effect in Action: How Herta Herzog’s Contributions Were Erased from Canonical Narratives 17. Sociologists, Colonialism, and Postcolonial Critique 18. Imperialist Decolonizers, Totalitarian Liberals: The Strange History of Sociology in Russia

Andrea Ploder is Assistant Professor in Sociology at the University of Innsbruck, Austria.Nicole Holzhauser is a sociologist, Senior Researcher and Lecturer at the Technische Universität Braunschweig, Germany.Stephan Moebius is full Professor for Sociological Theory and Intellectual History at the University of Graz and full member of the Austrian Academy of Sciences, Austria.

• 1. From Canon to Connection: (Re)Writing Histories of Sociology Section I: Writing and Rewriting Histories of Sociology. Methodologies, Theories, and Methods. 2. Reflexive Sociology and History of Sociology: Methodology and Research Programme 3. Rewriting Histories of Sociology from a Feminist Perspective: From Recovery to Rewriting 4. Qualitative Rewriting of Disciplinary Histories. Feminist and Postcolonial Orientations 5. Quantitative Methods as Reflexive Epistemology for Rewriting Disciplinary Histories Section II: Histories of Sociology Across the Globe 6. Sociology in South Asia: Big Structures, Large Processes, and the Minutiae of Everyday Practice 7. Colonialism, Empire and European Sociology 8. Sociology in Africa: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives 9. Colonial Sciences and the History of Sociologies: A Genealogical Perspective 10. Black Women Sociology: Reclaiming Epistemologies and Rewriting Disciplinary Histories 11. Non-Western Epistemologies 12. Histories of Sociology in East Asia 13. Translation and Knowledge Circulation in the History of Sociology 14. Histories of Sociology in South and Central America 15. What is (trans-)national in the history of sociology? 16. The Matilda Effect in Action: How Herta Herzog’s Contributions Were Erased from Canonical Narratives 17. Sociologists, Colonialism, and Postcolonial Critique 18. Imperialist Decolonizers, Totalitarian Liberals: The Strange History of Sociology in Russia

Andrea Ploder is Assistant Professor in Sociology at the University of Innsbruck, Austria.Nicole Holzhauser is a sociologist, Senior Researcher and Lecturer at the Technische Universität Braunschweig, Germany.Stephan Moebius is full Professor for Sociological Theory and Intellectual History at the University of Graz and full member of the Austrian Academy of Sciences, Austria.

• 1. From Canon to Connection: (Re)Writing Histories of Sociology Section I: Writing and Rewriting Histories of Sociology. Methodologies, Theories, and Methods. 2. Reflexive Sociology and History of Sociology: Methodology and Research Programme 3. Rewriting Histories of Sociology from a Feminist Perspective: From Recovery to Rewriting 4. Qualitative Rewriting of Disciplinary Histories. Feminist and Postcolonial Orientations 5. Quantitative Methods as Reflexive Epistemology for Rewriting Disciplinary Histories Section II: Histories of Sociology Across the Globe 6. Sociology in South Asia: Big Structures, Large Processes, and the Minutiae of Everyday Practice 7. Colonialism, Empire and European Sociology 8. Sociology in Africa: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives 9. Colonial Sciences and the History of Sociologies: A Genealogical Perspective 10. Black Women Sociology: Reclaiming Epistemologies and Rewriting Disciplinary Histories 11. Non-Western Epistemologies 12. Histories of Sociology in East Asia 13. Translation and Knowledge Circulation in the History of Sociology 14. Histories of Sociology in South and Central America 15. What is (trans-)national in the history of sociology? 16. The Matilda Effect in Action: How Herta Herzog’s Contributions Were Erased from Canonical Narratives 17. Sociologists, Colonialism, and Postcolonial Critique 18. Imperialist Decolonizers, Totalitarian Liberals: The Strange History of Sociology in Russia