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Work, employment and society Conference 2013 States of Work: Visions and interpretations of work, employment, society and the state Tuesday 3 – Thursday 5 September 2013 University of Warwick The British Sociological Association and the Work, employment and society Editorial Board are pleased to announce that the WES Conference 2013 will be hosted by the University of Warwick. Like the journal, the conference is sociologically oriented but welcomes contributions from related fields. The conference has an international focus and comes at a critical time for the study of work. Over the last few years, unprecedented state intervention in the economy and subsequent radical reform plans for the public sector and the welfare state have raised new questions on the ways work is socially regulated: the WES 2013 conference will bring together sociologists of work from across the globe to assess the evidence and consider the theoretical implications of changing relations between work, society and the state. Confirmed speakers: Prof. Bridget Anderson (Oxford University) Prof. Patrick Bond (University of Kwa-Zulu Natal) Mr Han Dongfang (China Labour Bulletin) Prof. Stefano Harney (Singapore Business School) Prof. Anke Hassel (Hertie School, Berlin) Prof. Chris Howell (Oberlin College) Post-graduate workshop: Monday 2 September 2013 More information and online abstract submission at: Prof. Bob Jessop (Lancaster University) Prof. Ruth Milkman (City University New York) Prof. Jacqueline O’Reilly (Brighton University) Dr Tim Pringle (SOAS) http://www.britsoc.co.uk/events/wes-conference-2013.aspx Abstract Submission Deadline: Friday 19 April 2013 Email: events@britsoc.org.uk Prof. Peter Turnbull (Cardiff University) The British Sociological Association is a Company Limited by Guarantee. Registered in England and Wales. Company Number: 3890729.Registered Charity Number 1080235.
Conference Programme & Abstracts Book The British Sociological Association Annual Conference Grand Connaught Rooms Wednesday 3 – Friday 5 April 2013 <strong>Engaging</strong> <strong>Sociology</strong>
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