ISA Forum, Programme Book - International Sociological Association

Table of Contents
Introduction
Welcoming address by Michel Wieviorka ........................................................ 4
Welcoming address by Arturo Rodríguez Morato ........................................................ 6
Welcoming address by Emilio Lamo de Espinosa ........................................................ 9
Welcoming address by Oriol Homs ........................................................12
ISA Forum organization ........................................................14
Exhibitors ........................................................17
Programme Structure
Preliminary Event ........................................................ 18
ISA Research Council Administrative Meeting ........................................................ 20
Opening and Closing Ceremonies ........................................................ 22
Timetable of Academic Sessions ........................................................ 24
General Programme
Plenary Sessions ........................................................ 77
Common Sessions ........................................................ 78
Special Sessions ........................................................ 83
Open Debates ........................................................ 84
Ad Hoc Sessions ........................................................ 85
Thematic Programmes
Research Committees ........................................................ 95
Working Groups ........................................................ 296
Thematic Groups ........................................................ 307
Joint Sessions ........................................................ 326
Index of Authors ........................................................ 352
Locations ........................................................ 379

Welcoming address

Welcome
by Michel Wieviorka, President of the International Sociological Association
To the participants of the Forum
It is a great pleasure for me to welcome you to the Forum which has been jointly organized by the Spanish, the Catalan
and the International Sociological Associations. It is therefore demonstrated that our association is fully "global", as it can
organize itself without any hierarchical principle, at different levels. It is an important fact that this meeting is held in Barcelona,
a "global" town as it has long received people from different origins and which has been open to the world while
maintaining a strong cultural identity.
Researchers in social sciences usually wonder about their utility, on their social or political role. Some try to stay apart
from public debate and specialize as pure academic researchers. Others tend to contribute more or less on a regular
basis as experts with their expertise or their abilities to the service of a power or of a counter-power or even to the
media. Others express themselves within the political scope, taking a position, participating in debates on social or international
issues. And there are sociologist too who think that their participation in the life of the town is based on their ability
to perform research-action, and to change "in the heat of the moment" the role or the actors they perform with; or
they are even certain that, by putting the actors in a self-analysis position, they encourage them to consider the sense of
their actions and therefore they contribute to the increase of their knowledge level and their ability to perform, etc. The
ways in which sociologists participate in public life are many and diverse and it is good to take a positive approach towards
them and to think about it: our meeting is focussed on this reflection, and I am happy because of it!
This meeting has been built around the core and the strength of the association which I preside: the Research Committees.
Throughout the Forum they will, on one hand, develop their reflections and their own work, and on the other, they
will merge with other committees in order to develop new and particularly innovating exchanges – anyone can appreciate
its richness when reading the programme.
And although our Forum is a sociology meeting, we have also invited to the debate other representatives of knowledge
or of action. Social science can only gain when its barriers are removed especially towards other disciplines such as life
sciences: this Forum is also a chance to make some progress in this direction.
I am sure we are about to live moments of high intellectual quality in a lively ambience. Let me give you my warmest welcome.
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Bienvenue
par Michel Wieviorka, Président de l’Association internationale
de Sociologie
Bienvenida
por Michel Wieviorka, Presidente de l’Asociación Internacional
de Sociología
A los participantes en el Forum
Aux participants au Forum
C'est une grande joie pour moi que de vous souhaiter la bienvenue
au Forum organisé conjointement à Barcelone par les
associations espagnole, catalane et internationale de sociologie.
Notre discipline est ainsi parfaitement "globale", puisqu'elle
sait s'organiser, sans principe hiérarchique, à différents niveaux.
Le fait que cette rencontre ait lieu à Barcelone, une ville
elle aussi "globale", puisqu'elle accueille depuis longtemps des
populations venues du monde entier, et qu'elle est ouverte au
monde tout en maintenant une forte identité culturelle.
Les chercheurs en sciences sociales s'interrogent souvent sur
leur utilité, sur leur rôle social, ou politique. Certains entendent
se tenir à distance du débat public, pour ne se consacrer,
comme chercheurs, qu'à leurs activités scientifiques. D'autres
se constituent à l'occasion, ou de façon plus ou moins régulière,
en experts, mettant leur savoir ou leurs compétences au
service d'un pouvoir ou d'un contre-pouvoir, ou bien encore à
celui des médias. D'autres encore s'expriment dans l'espace
politique, prennent position, interviennent dans des discussions
sur des enjeux de société, ou sur des questions internationales.
D'autres encore considèrent que leur participation à la
vie de la Cité passe par leur capacité à faire de la rechercheaction,
et à modifier à chaud le jeu des acteurs avec lesquels
ils travaillent; ou bien encore ils sont convaincus qu'en mettant
des acteurs en position d'auto-analyse, en les encourageant à
réfléchir au sens de leur action, ils contribuent à élever leur niveau
de connaissance et de là leur capacité d'action. Etc. Les
modalités de la participation du sociologue à la vie publique
sont nombreuses et diverses, et il est sain de l'accepter, d'y
voir une richesse et d'y réfléchir: notre rencontre est placée
sous le signe de cette réflexion, et je ne peux que m'en réjouir.
Cette rencontre est structurée autour de ce qui constitue le
coeur et la force de l'association que je préside: ses comités
de recherche, qui tout au long de ce Forum, vont d'une part développer
leur réflexion et leur travail propre, et d'autre part se
mêler les uns aux autres pour développer des échanges souvent
inédits et particulièrement novateurs -chacun pourra voir,
à la lecture du programme, qu'il est singulièrement riche. Et si
notre Forum est une rencontre de sociologues, nous avons
souhaité aussi débattre avec d'autres représentants du savoir,
ou de l'action. Les sciences sociales ont tout à gagner à débattre
aux frontières, et notamment avec d'autres disciplines
comme les sciences de la vie, et ce Forum est aussi une occasion
de faire quelques pas dans cette direction.
Je suis convaincu que nous allons vivre des moments de
grande qualité intellectuelle, dans une ambiance conviviale, et
j'adresse à tous mes salutations les plus cordiales.
Es para mí una gran satisfacción darles la bienvenida al
Fórum, organizado conjuntamente en Barcelona por las asociaciones
española, catalana e internacional de sociología. Se
pone de manifiesto así el carácter perfectamente "global" de
nuestra disciplina, ya que sabe organizarse, sin principio jerárquico,
a distintos niveles. Resulta también importante el hecho
de que esta reunión tenga lugar en Barcelona, una ciudad
también "global", dado que desde siempre ha acogido a gente
venida de todo el mundo, manteniendo a la vez una fuerte
identidad cultural.
Los investigadores en ciencias sociales se preguntan a menudo
sobre su utilidad, su papel social o político. Algunos se
apartan del debate público, para consagrarse como investigadores
a sus actividades científicas. Otros se constituyen en
ocasiones, o de forma más o menos regular, en expertos, poniendo
sus conocimientos o su competencia al servicio de un
poder o de un contrapoder, o en ocasiones al servicio de los
medios de comunicación. Otros se expresan dentro del espacio
político, tomando partido, interviniendo en debates sobre
los problemas de la sociedad, o sobre cuestiones internacionales.
Los hay que consideran que su participación en la vida de
la ciudad pasa por su capacidad para la investigación – acción
y para modificar sobre el terreno el papel de los actores con
los cuales trabajan. O bien están convencidos de que colocando
a los actores en posición de auto-análisis, animándolos
a reflexionar sobre el sentido de su actuación, contribuyen a
elevar su nivel de conocimiento y su capacidad de acción. Etc.
Las modalidades de la participación del sociólogo en la vida
pública son numerosas y diversas. Resulta saludable aceptarlas,
ver en ellas una riqueza y reflexionar sobre ellas: nuestro
encuentro se sitúa bajo el signo de esta reflexión, de lo cual yo
no puedo por más que alegrarme.
Este encuentro se estructura alrededor de aquello que constituye
el corazón y la fuerza de la asociación que presido: sus
comités de investigación, que a lo largo de este Fórum desarrollarán,
por una parte, su reflexión y su trabajo específicos,
mientras que, por otra, se mezclarán con el resto de grupos
para desarrollar intercambios inéditos y particularmente innovadores
– cualquiera podrá ver, al leer el programa, que éste
resulta a este respecto especialmente rico. Y aunque nuestro
Fórum es un encuentro de sociólogos, hemos querido también
debatir en él con otros representantes del saber o de la acción.
Las ciencias sociales tienen mucho que ganar en el debate
fronterizo, particularmente con otras disciplinas como las ciencias
de la vida, y este Fórum es también una ocasión para dar
algunos pasos en esa dirección.
Estoy convencido de que vamos a vivir momentos de gran calidad
intelectual, dentro de un ambiente de camaradería. En
esa esperanza, quiero hacer llegar a todos mi saludo más cordial.
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Welcome and Introduction to the Forum Programme
by Arturo Rodríguez Morató, ISA Vice-President for Research and Forum Director
Welcome to the 1st ISA Forum of Sociology. Its programme is the result of a long process of interchanges amongst
many people: colleagues from all over the world who are working in many specialities and who have contributed to shaping
it. Crystallized, this programme is now the starting point of an experience which all who have taken part in the organization
of the Forum are hoping to be really stimulating and fruitful.
The idea of the Forum was born out of an intuition, a perception of some neglected practical necessities existing in ISA
as well as some missed opportunities and some important challenges for the sociological community. These had to be
addressed.
The Forum combines all these principles in a new model of sociological meeting. On the one hand, the aim is to provide
a basis for the different research committees and groups constituted in ISA to develop their usual interim meetings under
a common umbrella.. On the other hand, the intention is to encourage their interlocking and their contrasting while preserving
their independence in the pursuit of their own thematic interests. This was sought mainly through the central programme
of the Forum – the Common Sessions – a programme conceived as a dialogue among the different groups.
Finally, another aim is to open the meeting outwards by projecting it towards the citizenry in order to contribute to the necessary
updating of the link between sociology and the public sphere. The main theme, Sociological research and public
debate, provides us with the key to merge all these requirements: it is the common basis for the dialogue among the various
sociological specialities. It is also a reference for the themes developed by the groups and committees and it paves
the way for debates beyond the scholarly scope in order to show the public relevance of sociological discourse for our
societies.
The call for papers has been a great success and the outcome is a vast range of sessions. Many thematic programmes
have been designed covering a great number of relevant social issues on which sociology can provide fundamental
analyses and views. As it was to be expected, the own logic of the chosen subjects has prompted the organizers of
those programmes to move beyond the boundaries of committees and therefore many joint sessions between them have
been scheduled. This transgression of border areas between sociological specialities will be a great experience for the
organization of ISA and for the sociological community at large.
The general programme of the Forum developed by the Scientific Committee deals with the main subject: Sociological
research and public debate and the plenary sessions provide its framework. Beyond that, the Common Sessions set a
dialogue on the same subject among different views from different sociological specialities. Selected invited speakers
also contribute to this dialogue addressing some of the most current social issues from the point of view of sociology.
Furthermore, the general programme also includes many other valuable initiatives coming from inside and outside the
organization, thus creating a great number of special and ad hoc sessions. Following the aim that has been stated from
the very start - to open ourselves to society and to face its main concerns – this programme also includes a series of debates
open to the citizens.
Consequently, and thanks to the many contributions, the Forum offers a very complete and attractive programme. But be
aware! You will probably find some difficulties in choosing the sessions you would want to attend. I am afraid I am not in
a position to help you out of this painstaking yet exciting dilemma. That will be up to each and every one of you.
At the start of the 21st century sociology is facing a process of renewal. This first ISA Forum of Sociology has been conceived
and organized in order to help us to advance in this process. Now it is up to us, the participants of the Forum, to
make the most of the input we are about to generate at our meeting.
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Bienvenue et introduction au programme
par Arturo Rodríguez Morató, Vice-président de Recherche
de l’AIS et Directeur du Forum
Soyez les bienvenus au I Forum de Sociologie de l’AIS. Ce
programme est le résultat d’un long processus d’échanges
entre un grand nombre de personnes, collègues de tout le
monde, appartenant aux spécialités et orientations les plus différentes,
qui ont contribué à lui donner sa forme et à le remplir
de son contenu. Ainsi cristallisé, ce programme est maintenant
le point de départ d’une expérience que ceux qu’avons participé
à l’organisation du Forum espérons qu’elle soit vraiment
stimulante et enrichissante.
Le Forum est issu comme une intuition à partir de la constatation
de l’existence de certains besoins pratiques insatisfaites
dans l’AIS, des opportunités ratées et des défis importants
pour la communauté sociologique, donc nous devions donner
une réponse. L’idée du Forum combinait ces principes en une
toute neuve formule de réunion sociologique. D’un côté, on
voulait offrir une base pour que les différents comités et groupes
de recherche pussent développer ses réunions entre les
différents congrès sous une couverture commune. D’un autre
côté, tout en respectant l’indépendance thématique de fond de
chacun d’eux, on voulait aussi promouvoir leur emmêlement et
leur contraste, spécialement à travers du programme central
de sessions du Forum – les Sessions Communes -, un programme
conçu comme un dialogue entre tous eux. Finalement,
on voulait aussi ouvrir le rencontre en dehors, le projeter
vers les citoyens, afin de contribuer à renouveler la liaison
entre la sociologie et la sphère publique. Le thème central
choisi La recherche sociologique et le débat public nous a
donné la clé pour mêler toutes ces exigences: c’est la base sur
laquelle on peut construire le dialogue entre les différentes
spécialités sociologiques, au même temps que c’est la référence
pour le choix des thèmes à développer par les différents
groupes et comités, et il nous a donné en plus l’occasion d’organiser
des débats au delà du monde académique en montrent
l’importance publique du discours sociologique dans nôtre
société.
L’appel a été un très grand succès, que nous a apporté un
grand nombre de sessions. Les programmes thématiques sont
très nombreux et traitent une quantité énorme de questions importantes
de nôtre société, sur lesquelles la sociologie fournisse
une analyse et une vision fondamentales. D’autre part,
tel qu’on pouvait s’attendre, la logique propre des questions
choisies a incité à dépasser les frontières des comités, en donnant
lieu à l’organisation d’un grand nombre de sessions conjointes
entre eux. Cette exploration intensive des frontières
entre différentes spécialités sociologiques sera bien sûr une
expérience très positive pour l’organisation de l’AIS et de toute
la communauté sociologique.
Le programme général du Forum, mûri par le Comité Scientifique,
développe le thème central La recherche sociologique et
le débat public. Les Sessions Plénières en sont l’encadrement
le plus essentiel. En deuxième place, les Sessions Communes
fournissent un dialogue autour du même thème entre des voix
qui représentent les différentes spécialités sociologiques. Ce
dialogue incorpore aussi la contribution de certains rapporteurs
invités, lesquels abordent, du point de vue de la sociologie,
plusieurs des questions sociales les plus importantes d’aujourd’hui.
En plus, le programme général a accueilli beaucoup d’initiatives
provenant du dedans et du dehors de l’organisation,
ce qui a donné lieu à un grand nombre de sessions spéciales
et de sessions ad hoc avec un très grand poids spécifique.
Enfin, en suivant la vocation qu’on a formulé des le début, de
s’ouvrir et se confronter avec la société, ce programme présente
aussi des débats ouverts aux citoyens, sur des questions
d’une grande importance publique.
En définitive, grâce aux multiples apports qu’il a reçu, le Forum
offre un programme très complet et très attractif, qui peut sans
doute satisfaire n’importe quel appétit, et que bien sûr ne laissera
personne indifférent. Au contraire, il est probable que
nous ayons tous des problèmes pour choisir les sessions.
C’est un problème douloureux, mais excitant, que chacun de
nous devra solutionner.
Au début du 21è siècle, la sociologie doit affronter un procès
de renouvellement. Ce 1er Forum de Sociologie de l’AIS a été
conçu et organisé afin de nous aider à avancer dans ce processus.
Maintenant, il faut que tous les participants au Forum
fassions de nôtre mieux afin de profiter au maximum de l’élan
collectif de nôtre rencontre.
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Bienvenida e introducción al programa
por Arturo Rodríguez Morató, Vicepresidente de Investigación
de la AIS y Director del Fórum
Bienvenidos al I Fórum de Sociología de la AIS. El programa
que tenéis entre las manos constituye el resultado de un largo
proceso de intercambios entre muchísimas personas, colegas
de todo el mundo, de las más diferentes especialidades y
orientaciones, que han contribuido a darle forma y a llenarlo de
contenido. Así cristalizado, este programa es ahora el punto de
partida para una experiencia que todos los que hemos intervenido
en la organización del Fórum esperamos que resulte verdaderamente
estimulante y provechosa.
El Fórum surgió como una intuición a partir de la constatación
de la existencia de una serie de necesidades prácticas insatisfechas
dentro de la AIS, de oportunidades desaprovechadas y
de retos importantes para la comunidad sociológica, a los cuales
convenía dar respuesta. La idea del Fórum combinaba
estos principios en una nueva fórmula de encuentro sociológico.
De un lado, se pretendía ofrecer la base para que los diversos
comités y grupos de investigación constituidos en el
seno de la organización pudieran desarrollar, si lo deseaban,
sus tradicionales encuentros intercongresos bajo una cobertura
común. De otro, aún respetando la independencia temática
de fondo de cada uno de ellos, se quería propiciar
también, sin embargo, su entrelazamiento y su contraste, especialmente
a través del programa central de sesiones del
Fórum –las Sesiones Comunes-, un programa concebido
como un diálogo entre todos ellos. Finalmente, se buscaba
asimismo abrir el encuentro hacia fuera, proyectarlo hacia la
ciudadanía, para contribuir a la necesaria renovación del vínculo
entre la sociología y la esfera pública. El tema central escogido,
La investigación sociológica y el debate público, dio la
clave para efectuar la fusión de todas estas exigencias: constituyó
la base común para armar el diálogo entre las diversas
especialidades sociológicas, sirvió al mismo tiempo como referente
para la elección de los temas a desarrollar por los distintos
grupos y comités, y dio pie para organizar debates
orientados más allá del mundo académico y para mostrar la
relevancia pública del discurso sociológico en la sociedad actual.
La convocatoria ha sido un éxito y ha cristalizado en un extensísimo
conjunto de sesiones. Los programas temáticos son
muy numerosos y cubren una enorme cantidad de cuestiones
sociales importantes sobre las cuales la sociología proporciona
análisis y visiones fundamentales. Tal como cabía esperar,
por otra parte, la propia lógica de los temas escogidos ha
incitado a traspasar las fronteras de los comités y ha llevado a
organizar un sinnúmero de sesiones conjuntas entre ellos.
Esta intensa exploración de terrenos fronterizos entre diferentes
áreas de especialización sociológica constituirá una valiosa
experiencia para la organización de la AIS y de toda la comunidad
sociológica.
El programa general del Fórum, madurado por el Comité Científico,
desarrolla el tema central de La investigación sociológica
y el debate público. Las sesiones plenarias proporcionan su
enmarcamiento más básico. En segundo lugar, las Sesiones
Comunes plantean un diálogo en torno a ese mismo tema
entre voces representativas de las diversas especialidades sociológicas.
A ese diálogo contribuyen también una serie de ponentes
invitados, que abordan, desde el punto de vista de la
sociología, algunas de las cuestiones sociales más importantes
de la actualidad. Además, el programa general ha acogido
muchas iniciativas valiosas procedentes de dentro y de fuera
de la organización, lo que ha dado lugar a un amplio conjunto
de sesiones especiales y de sesiones ad hoc con mucho peso
específico. Por lo demás, siguiendo la vocación formulada
desde el principio, de apertura y de confrontación con la sociedad,
este programa incluye también toda una serie de debates
abiertos a la ciudadanía, sobre algunas cuestiones de especial
relevancia pública.
En definitiva, gracias a los múltiples aportes que recoge, el
Fórum ofrece un completísimo y atractivo programa, que sin
duda puede saciar todos los apetitos y que desde luego no va
a dejar inapetente a nadie. Por el contrario, es probable que
todos vayamos a experimentar dificultades para escoger las
sesiones a las que acudir. Será un problema doloroso pero excitante,
que cada uno habrá de resolver.
Al inicio del siglo XXI, la sociología está abocada a un proceso
de renovación. Este I Fórum de Sociología de la AIS ha sido
concebido y organizado para ayudarnos a avanzar en ese proceso.
Ahora es cuestión de que todos los participantes en el
Fórum pongamos lo mejor de nosotros mismos para aprovechar
al máximo el impulso colectivo de nuestro encuentro.
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Sociology as culture
by Emilio Lamo de Espinosa, President of the Spanish Sociological Federation
Dear friends
Let me give you my warmest welcome to Spain on behalf of all the members of the Spanish
Sociological Federation (FES) to one of its most beautiful and welcoming towns: Barcelona.
Let's hope the weather is good to us in this month of September since walking the
streets of this old Mediterranean town is a truly lovely experience.
Of course I am not inviting you to walk away from the Forum (which is what you're supposed
to be here for) but to take a good look around and make you feel better claiming that
you are doing "participating observation" (for instance, in the melting pot of the Raval quarter,
next to les Rambles and to the sea).
Despite the fact that Spain has produced some of the greatest sociologists of the 20th century
(no doubt Manuel Castells is currently the most famous, almost as much as was Ortega
y Gasset, author of "The Rebellion of the Masses" 1930), it has been hard for
Spanish sociology to establish itself during the last three decades in the mainstream of
world sociology. Yes, language is a barrier, though less than it used to be, due mostly to
the fact that "international" sociology is increasingly opening itself to other languages and
that Spanish is growing as an international language. During the ISA Congress in 1990,
Spanish sociology met world sociology, a fact that I am sure will be repeated at a much
higher level at this Forum. In fact, the participation of Spanish sociologists in this Forum
will be greater than ever. The Forum has grown to an amazing dimension and it can
proudly boast with almost all the great names of current sociology.
Crisis in sociology? Was it ever not so? During the 1940s, the great Robert K. Merton warned
us that sociology lived on its own crises and fed on them. I guess sociologists (prone
to criticism ) are the last to realize the outstanding importance that social research has attained
in modern knowledge and science societies which are also social knowledge societies.
We have established hundreds of observation centers which generate many a type of
data and models without which the complex machinery of modern society would be impossible
to manage.
Perhaps it is in the sociological contribution to public debate where this influence is most
visible. Let's consider the fact that, while some decades ago it was impossible to approach
a social problem without analyzing its economical background (financing, budgets, consequences),
nowadays it is impossible to approach it without analyzing its social dimension.
Sociological discourse forms now a main part of public speech just as much as juridical or
economic “speeches” do. Surveys are just the superficial part of this constant flow between
social research and modeling, on one hand, and natural discourse, ethnosociology,
on the other. Both poles mutually enrich. No matter if we speak about immigration or gender
violence, euthanasia, disease or globalization, mega-towns or villages, sociological
language is always present, providing concepts and models, descriptions, data series or
prognoses: namely providing enlightenment.
We are not dealing with the crisis but rather with the victory of the sociological way of thinking
which is no longer an esoteric language of a minority but another element of collective
culture. From sociology as a science to sociology as a culture can be a fruitful way to approach
our debates in Barcelona.
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La sociologie comme culture
par Emilio Lamo de Espinosa, Presidént de la
Fédération Espagnole de Sociologie
Cher ami, chère amie
Permets-moi de te donner à travers de ce
moyen, et au nom de tous les membres de la
Fédération Espagnole de Sociologie (FES)
notre bienvenue en Espagne, dans une des villes
les plus belles et accueillantes, Barcelone.
Nous espérons que le temps soit généreux
avec nous, et que la chaleur humide en septembre
ne soit pas excessive, parce que se promener
dans cette vielle ville méditerranéenne,
en regardant ses endroits et sa vitalité extraordinaire,
c’est une des expériences humaines les
plus recommandables.
Bien sûr, je ne te propose pas d'oublier le
Forum, que c’est le propos de ta visite, mais je
t’invite à faire une bonne promenade, en légitimant
et apaisant ta mauvaise conscience avec
l’argument que tu fais de “l’observation participante”
(par exemple, afin d’observer l’immigration
sur le quartier du Raval, près des Rambles
et de la mer).
Malgré qu’il-y-a des grands sociologues espagnols
du XXème siècle (bien sûr Manuel Castells
est le plus connu aujourd’hui, presque tant
comme fut Ortega y Gasset, auteur de “La rébellion
des masses” en 1930), il a été difficile
pour la sociologie espagnole, bien constituée et
mûre depuis il-y-a plus de trente ans, de rejoindre
le mainstream de la sociologie mondiale.
Bien sûr la langue est une barrière, mais de
plus en plus moins, à mesure que la sociologie
internationale s’ouvre a des autres langues, et
l’espagnol (ou castillan, tel qu’on l’appelle ici)
devient une langue plus internationale. Lors du
Congrès de l’ISA en 1990, la sociologie espagnole
s’est retrouvée avec la sociologie mondiale,
et je suis sûr que cette rencontre sera
encore plus intense dans le Forum. En fait, la
participation des sociologues espagnols dans
ce Forum est plus fluide que jamais.
C’est logique, parce que le Forum est devenu si
grand qu’il est capable d’attirer sur lui l’attention
de presque toutes les grandes personnalités de
la sociologie actuelle.
Sociologie en crise? Ce n’était pas toujours
comme ça? Pendent les années 40, le grand
Robert K. Merton remarquait que la sociologie
vivait de ses crises, et se nourrissait d’elles. Je
soupçonne que nous les sociologues (plus critiques
que n’importe qui) sommes toujours les
derniers à nous rendre compte de l’importance
extraordinaire acquise dernièrement par la recherche
sociale dans les sociétés de la connaissance
et la science, qui sont aussi des
sociétés de la connaissance sociale, pendant
ces dernières années. Nous avons institutionnalisé
centaines de centres d’auto-observation,
qui gèrent toute sorte de données, modèles et
schémas, sans lesquels il serait impossible de
gérer tout le complexe appareil social moderne.
C’est peut-être dans la contribution sociologique
au débat public ou cette influence est plus visible.
Pensons, tout simplement que, si il-y-a
quelques décennies c’était impensable d’affronter
un problème social sans analyser son contexte
économique (financement, budgets,
conséquences), aujourd’hui c’est impensable
de l’aborder sans analyser ses dimensions sociales.
Le discours sociologique est devenu une
partie essentielle du discours publique, tel que
le juridique ou l’économique. Les sondages ou
surveys ne sont que la partie superficielle de ce
transfert continu entre la recherche et la modélisation
sociale, d’un coté, et le discours natif,
l’ethnosociologie, d’un autre, qui s’enrichissent
mutuellement. N’importe si on parle d’immigration
ou de violence sexiste, d’euthanasie ou de
pauvreté, des maladies ou de globalisation, de
mega-villes ou de villages, le discours sociologique
y-est toujours présent d’une façon incontestable,
en apportant des concepts ou des
modèles, descriptions, séries de données, pronostiques...
C’est à dire, en apportant illustration
et lumière.
Nous ne sommes pas devant la crise, mais plutôt
devant le triomphe de la pensée sociologique,
qui n’est plus un langage ésotérique de
quelque minorité, mais il est devenu un élément
habituel de la culture collective. De la sociologie
comme science à la sociologie comme culture,
ça peut être une façon productive d’aborder nos
débats à Barcelone.
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La sociología como cultura
por Emilio Lamo de Espinosa, Presidente de
la Federación Española de Sociología
Querido amigo, querida amiga
Permíteme que te haga llegar por este medio, y
en nombre de todos los que formamos la Federación
Española de Sociología (FES), mi más
sincera bienvenida a España en una de nuestras
más hermosas y acogedoras ciudades,
Barcelona. Esperemos que el tiempo sea generoso
con nosotros y el calor húmedo de septiembre
no se haga notar en exceso. Pues
pasear por esta vieja ciudad mediterránea, observando
sus rincones y su extraordinaria vitalidad,
es una de las experiencias humanas más
aconsejables.
Por supuesto no te estoy invitando a que hagas
pellas y abandones el Foro, que es para lo que
vienes, pero sí a que practiques un buen paseo
y legitimes y tranquilices tu mala conciencia con
el argumento de que estas haciendo l“observación
participante” (por ejemplo para observar la
emigración en el barrio del Raval, muy cerca de
las Ramblas y del mar).
A pesar de que España ha producido algunos
de los grandes sociólogos del siglo XX (Manuel
Castells es sin duda el más conocido actualmente,
casi tanto como lo fue el Ortega y Gasset
de La rebelión de las masas de 1930) a la
sociología española, constituida y madura
desde hace al menos tres décadas, le ha costado
incorporarse al mainstream de la sociología
mundial. Sin duda el idioma es una barrera,
cada vez menos importante a medida que la
sociología “internacional” se abre a otras lenguas
y el español (o castellano, como lo llamamos
aquí) crece como lengua internacional y
mercantil de un modo bastante inesperado. Ya
con ocasión del Congreso de la ISA de 1990 se
produjo un encuentro de la sociología española
con la mundial, que estoy seguro será mucho
más potente en este. De hecho la participación
de sociólogos españoles en este Foro es la
más fluida que se ha dado jamás.
Es lógico pues el Foro ha adquirido unas dimensiones
impresionantes, siendo capaz de
atraer a la práctica totalidad de las grandes figuras
de la sociología actual.
¿Sociología en crisis? ¿Cuándo no lo ha estado?
Ya en los años 40 el gran Robert K. Merton
nos advertía que la sociología vivía de sus
crisis y se alimentaba de ellas. Sospecho que
somos los sociólogos (gremio crítico e hiper-crítico
como pocos) los últimos en darnos cuenta
de la extraordinaria importancia que la investigación
social ha adquirido en las modernas sociedades
del conocimiento y la ciencia, que son
también sociedades del conocimiento social.
Hemos institucionalizado cientos de centros de
auto-observación que generan todo tipo de
datos, modelos y esquemas, sin los cuales
sería imposible gestionar la complejísima maquinaria
social moderna.
Es quizás en la contribución sociológica al debate
público donde esta influencia es más visible.
Pensemos simplemente que si hace
décadas era impensable abordar un problema
social sin analizar su contexto económico (financiación,
presupuestos, consecuencias), hoy
es impensable abordarlo sin analizar sus dimensiones
sociales. El discurso sociológico es
ya parte esencial del discurso público, al igual
que lo son el jurídico o el económico. Los sondeos
o surveys son sólo la parte superficial de
ese constante trasvase entre investigación y
modelización social, de una parte, y el discurso
nativo, la etnosociología, de otra, que se enriquecen
mutuamente. Ya hablemos de inmigración
o de violencia de género, de eutanasia o
de pobreza, de enfermedades o de globalización,
de megaciudades o de aldeas, el discurso
sociológico está presente de un modo indiscutible,
aportando conceptos o modelos, descripciones,
series de datos, prognosis, aportando
ilustración y luz, en definitiva.
No estamos ante la crisis sino, más bien, ante
el triunfo del modo de pensar sociológico que
ha dejado de ser lenguaje esotérico de minorías
para transformarse en un elemento más de la
cultura colectiva. De la sociología como ciencia
a la sociología como cultura puede ser un modo
fructífero de abordar nuestros debates en
Barcelona.
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Welcome to the First ISA Sociological Forum
By Oriol Homs, President of the Catalan Sociological Association
I would like to welcome all the participants of the First ISA Sociological Forum on behalf of the Catalan Sociological
Association. It is a great pleasure for all of us to provide all our colleagues with this opportunity to debate
in Barcelona on the most relevant issues and subjects of our societies which are increasingly becoming a
global planet society.
Barcelona is the capital of Catalonia, a small country which maintains its personality within Spain and within
the European Union, while being fully involved in the worldwide changes which affect most of our societies.
The strain between local and global dimensions is particularly intense in Catalonia, and therefore, the Forum
will have a privileged view in order to exchange different points of view between home and guest sociologists
on common issues.
The local organizing committee has been working hard so that all the organizing issues make your stay comfortable
while providing interesting scientific debates. Furthermore, through the open activities we intend to
achieve an involvement of Barcelona's civil society, in order to contribute to the motto of this Forum: the impact
of sociological research on public debate.
Sociological research requires a greater visibility in public areas and we hope that this Barcelona Forum can
be a good opportunity to know the contributions that sociology may provide to the interests and hopes of the
citizens in our societies.
Welcome to the Forum
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Bienvenue au Premier Forum de Sociologie de l’AIS
Par Oriol Homs, Président de l’Association Catalane de
Sociologie
Bienvenida al Primer Fórum de Sociología de la AIS
por Oriol Homs, Presidente de la Asociación Catalana
de Sociología
Au nom de l’Association Catalane de Sociologie je voudrais
donner la bienvenue à tous et à toutes les collègues
participants dans ce Premier Forum de Sociologie
de l’AIS. C’est pour nous tous un très grand motif de satisfaction
offrir à tous et toutes nos collègues l’occasion
de débattre à Barcelone sur des questions parmi les plus
brûlantes de nos sociétés, qui deviennent de plus en plus
une société globale planétaire.
Barcelona est la capitale de la Catalogne, un petit pays
qui dans l’Espagne et l’Europe préserve sa personnalité
historique, en participant dans les transformations mondiales
que concernent presque globalement toutes nos
sociétés.
La tension entre les dimensions locale et globale est particulièrement
intense en Catalogne. De cette façon, le
Forum aura un observatoire de privilège à leur disposition
pour échanger des points de vue entre les sociologues
locaux et ceux qui sont venus d’ailleurs sur des
questions qui nous sont communes.
Nous avons travaillé au comité organisateur local afin
que toutes les questions d’organisation rendent agréable
le séjour de tous les participants, en facilitant des débats
scientifiques d’intérêt. En plus, moyennant des activités
ouvertes au public, on veut atteindre l’implication de la
société civile de Barcelone afin de contribuer a la devise
de ce Forum: l’impact des recherches sociologiques sur
les débats publics.
Les recherches sociologiques ont besoin d’une plus
grande visibilité sur les espaces publics, et nous souhaitons
que ce Forum de Barcelone soit une bonne occasion
pour connaître les contributions que, de la
sociologie, nous pouvons apporter aux inquiétudes et les
espoirs des citoyens de nos sociétés.
Soyez les bienvenus au Forum.
En nombre de la Asociación Catalana de Sociología quisiera
dar la bienvenida a todos y a todas las participantes
en este Primer Forum ISA de sociología. Para todos
nosotros es un motivo de satisfacción brindar a los compañeros
de la disciplina la oportunidad de debatir en Barcelona
sobre los temas más candentes de nuestras
sociedades que cada vez se asemejan más a una sociedad
global planetaria.
Barcelona es la capital de Cataluña, un pequeño país
que dentro del Estado Español y en el marco de la Unión
europea mantiene una singular continuidad de su personalidad
histórica a pesar de estar plenamente integrado
en la vorágine de las transformaciones mundiales que
afectan de forma global a casi todas nuestras sociedades.
La tensión entre la dimensión local y la global es particularmente
intensa en
Cataluña por lo que el Forum podrá disponer de un observatorio
privilegiado para intercambiar los puntos de
vista entre los sociólogos locales y los provenientes de
otros países sobre las temáticas que nos son comunes.
Hemos trabajado en el comité organizador local para que
todas las cuestiones organizativas hagan agradable la
estancia de todos los participantes y faciliten unos debates
científicos de interés. Además, a través de las actividades
abiertas al público queremos conseguir la
implicación de la sociedad civil barcelonesa para contribuir
al lema de este Forum sobre el impacto de la investigación
sociológica en los debates públicos.
La investigación sociológica necesita una mayor visibilidad
en los espacios públicos y esperamos que este
Forum de Barcelona sea una buena oportunidad para
conocer las aportaciones que desde la sociología podamos
hacer a las inquietudes y a las esperanzas de los
ciudadanos de nuestras sociedades.
Bienvenidos al Forum
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I ISA Forum Organization
Organisation du premier Forum de l’AIS
Organización del primer Fórum de la AIS
ISA Executive Committee / Comité Exécutive de l’AIS / Comité Ejecutivo de la AIS
President / Président / Presidente
Michel Wieviorka, Centre d'Analyse et d'Intervention Sociologiques, France
Vice-Presidents / Vice-Présidents / Vicepresidentes
Arturo Rodríguez Morató, Univesidad de Barcelona, Spain, ISA Vice-President, Research Council
Hans Joas, Universität Erfurt, Germany, ISA Vice-President, Programme
Devorah Kalekin-Fishman, University of Haifa, Israel, ISA Vice-President, Publications
Michael Burawoy, University of California, Berkeley, USA, ISA Vice-President, National Associations
Jan Marie Fritz, University of Cincinnati, USA, ISA Vice-President, Finance and Membership
Members / Membres / Miembros
Alice Abreu, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Syed Farid Alatas, National University of Singapore
Ulla Bjornberg, Göteborg University, Sweden
Louis Chauvel, Sciences-Po University Paris, France
Ann Denis, University of Ottawa, Canada
Julia Evetts, University of Nottingham, UK
Marcel Fournier, Université de Montréal, Canada
Valentine Moghadam, Purdue University, USA
Nikita Pokrovsky, Higher School of Economics, Moscow, Russia
Emma Porio, Ateneo de Manila University, Philippines
Elisa Reis, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Abdul-Mumin Sa’ad, University of Maiduguri, Nigeria
Yoshimichi Sato, Tohoku University, Japan
José Vicente Tavares dos Santos, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
Tina Uys, University of Johannesburg, South Africa
Robert Van Krieken, University of Sydney, Australia
Executive Secretary / Sécretaire Exécutive / Secretaria Ejecutiva
Izabela Barlinska, Poland
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Scientific Committee / Comité scientifique / Comité científico
President / Président / Presidente
Arturo Rodríguez Morató, Univesidad de Barcelona, ISA Vice-President
Members / Membres / Miembros
Michael Burawoy, University of California, Berkeley, USA, ISA Vice-President
Manuel Castells, Universitat Oberta de Catalunya, Spain
María Ángeles Durán, Centro de Ciencias Sociales, CSIC, Spain
Jan Marie Fritz, University of Cincinnati, USA, ISA Vice-President
Salvador Giner, Universidad de Barcelona, Spain
Teresa González de la Fe, U. de La Laguna, Spain, Spanish Federation of Sociology Vice-President
Hans Joas, Universität Erfurt, Germany, ISA Vice-President
Devorah Kalekin-Fishman, University of Haifa, Israel, ISA Vice-President
Alberto Martinelli, University of Milano, Italy, Past ISA President
Emma Porio, Ateneo de Manila University, Philippines
Elisa Reis, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Saskia Sassen, Columbia University, United States
Ari Sitas, University of KwaZulu Natal, South Africa
Michel Wieviorka, Centre d'Analyse et d'Intervention Sociologiques, France, ISA President
Sergio Zermeño, Instituto de Investigaciones Sociales, Mexico
Local Organising Committee / Comité d’organisation local / Comité de organización local
President / Président / Presidente
Arturo Rodríguez Morató, Univesidad de Barcelona, ISA Vice-President
First Vice-President / Premier Viceprésident / Vicepresidente 1º
Emilio Lamo de Espinosa, Universidad Complutense de Madrid, FES President
Second Vice-President / Deuxième Viceprésident / Vicepresidente 2º
Oriol Homs, CIREM, ACS President
Members / Membres / Miembros
Amaia Alonso, Universidad de Deusto
Jordi Busquet, Universidad Ramon LLull
Joaquim Casal, Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona
Marius Dominguez, Universidad de Barcelona
Ignasi Lerma, Universidad de Valencia
Faustino Mígueles, Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona
Teresa Montagut, Universidad de Barcelona
Manuel Perez Yruela, IESA-CSIC
Enric Renau, IEP
Josep María Rotger, Universidad de Barcelona
Sebastià Sarasa, Universidad Pompeu Fabra
Cristóbal Torres, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid
Valerio Zanardi, Universidad de Barcelona
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General Coordinator / Coordinateur general / Coordinador general
Ingo von Sundahl, Universidad de Barcelona
Technical Secretariat / Secrétariat technique / Secretaría técnica
Congrex Group
Clara Muñoz, Lux Projects
Local Hosts / Amphrytions locaux / Anfitriones locales
RC02, Julián Cárdenas, Universitat de Barcelona, Spain
RC09, Margarita Barañano, Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain and Elena Casado, Universidad Complutense
de Madrid, Spain
RC11, Feliciano Villar, Unviersitat de Barcelona, Spain
RC12, Teresa Picontó, Universidad de Zaragoza, Spain
RC13, Jaume Farràs, Universitat de Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain
RC21, Maria Soledad Garcia, Univesitat de Barcelona, Spain, and Marc Pradel, Universitat de Barcelona, Barcelona,
Spain
RC23, Laura Cruz-Castro, Consejo Superior Investigaciones Científicas
RC24, Joan David Tabara, Universitat Autónoma de Barcelona, Spain, Mercedes Pardo, Universidad Car los III
de Madrid, Spain, and Ernest Garcia, Universidad de Valencia, Spain
RC25, Octavio Uña, Universidad Rey Juan Carlos de Madrid, Spain
RC30, Juan José Castillo, Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain, and Pablo López Calle, Universidad
Complutense de Madrid, Spain
RC32, Maria Angeles Durán, Consejo Superior Investigaciones Científicas, Madrid, Spain, and Cristina García,
UniversidadAutónoma de Madrid
RC45, Fernando Aguiar, Instituto Estudios Sociales Avanzados, Córdoba, Spain, and Ana Leon-Mejia, Instituto
Estudios Sociales Avanzados, Córdoba
RC46, Miguel Martinez, Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain, and Marta Llobet, Universitat de Barcelona,
Spain
TG03, Alberto Moncada, Sociologists Without Borders, Spain, and Leonor Gimenez, Universidad Complutense
de Madrid, Spain
WG06, Ferran Casas, Universitat de Girona, Spain, and Mónica González, Universitat de Girona, Spain
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Exhibitors
Routledge
Springer
SAGE
CLACSO
Provalis Research
John Wiley & Sons Ltd (Wiley - Blackwell)
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Preliminary Event

Seminar:
The Shape of Sociology
Thursday, September 4, 2008
Location: Institut d'Estudis Catalans -
Sala Pi i Sunyer
Session 1: Sociology and social change
09:30 – 11:15
Presiding and Discussant:
Michel Wieviorka, France
Piotr Sztompka, Poland
Raewyn Connell, Australia
Sylvia Walby, UK
Session 2: Concepts and methods
11:30 – 13:15
Presiding: Roberto Cipriani, Italy
Eliezer Ben Rafael, Israel Sujata Patel,
India
Gabriele Rosenthal, Germany Lauren
Langman, USA
Discussant: Elena Zdravomyslova, Russia
Session 3: Issues of community
14:30 – 16:15
Presiding: Ann Denis, Canada
Michael Humphrey, Australia
Emilio Lamo de Espinosa, Spain
Elisa Reis, Brazil
Discussant: Larisa Titarenko, Ukraine
Session 5: Problems to be resolved
18:30 – 20:15
Presiding: Yen-Fen Tseng, Taiwan
Julia Evetts, UK Heinz Sunker(Germany
Marvin Prosono(USA Ari Antikainen, Finland
Discussant: Jan Fritz, USA
Monday, September 8, 2008
Session 6: Special Session: The foreseeable
future of sociology
11:30 – 13:30
Presiding: Devorah Kalekin-Fishman, Israel,
Arturo Rodriguez-Morato, Spain
Panel: Michel Wieviorka (France)
Yen Fen-Tseng (Taiwan)
Ann Denis (Canada)
Gabriele Rosenthal (Germany)
Emilio Lamo de Espinosa (Spain)
Session 4: Interconnections: Social sciences,
'natural' sciences, and policies
16:30 – 18:15
Presiding: Pirkkoliisa Ahponen, Finland
Susan McDaniel, Canada/ USA
Dennis Smith, UK
Emma Porio, The Philippines
Discussant: Bert Klandermans, The Netherlands
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ISA Reserch Council Administrative Meeting

Tuesday, September 9, 09:00 – 17:00
Location: Institut d’Estudis Catalans, Sala
Pere i Joan Coromines
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Opening and Closing Ceremonies

OPENING CEREMONY
CÉRÉMONIE D’OUVERTURE
ACTO DE APERTURA
Friday, September 5, 2008, 09:30
Location: Palau de Congressos de Fira
Barcelona
Session’s President
Président de session
Presidente de sesión
Molt Hble. Sr. José Montilla,
President of the Catalan Government
(Generalitat de Catalunya)
Participants / Participantes
Arturo Rodríguez Morató, Forum Director
Oriol Homs, ACS President
Emilio Lamo de Espinosa, FES President
Michel Wieviorka, ISA President
CLOSING CEREMONY
CÉRÉMONIE DE CLOTURE
ACTO DE CLAUSURA
Monday, September 8, 2008, 20:15
Location: Palau de Congressos de Fira
Barcelona
Session’s President
Président de session
Presidente de sesión
Im. Sr. Carles Martí,
Deputy mayor of Barcelona
Participants / Participantes
Arturo Rodríguez Morató, Forum Director
Michel Wieviorka, ISA President
Josep Samitier i Martí, Rector of the University
of Barcelona
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Timetables of academic Sessions

Friday, September 5, 11:30-13:30
Presidential Session
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
Opening Session
Opening Session: Contributions
of sociology to public debate
Emilio Lamo de Espinosa, Universidad
Complutense, Spain
PCFB-Congress hall
Opening
Friday, September 5, 15:30-17:30
Research Committees
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
RC04 Sociology of Education
RC04 Sociology of Education
RC09 Social Transformations
and Sociology of Development
RC09 Social Transformations
and Sociology of Development
RC10 Participation, Organizational
Democracy and Self-Management
RC11 Sociology of Ageing
RC11 Sociology of Ageing
RC12 Sociology of Law
RC13 Sociology of Leisure
Session 01: The Use of International
Data Sets for National
Education Politices
Session 06A: Issues and Reforms
in Higher Education:
Class, Race, Gender and Inequalities
Part I
Session 08: Postsocialist Transformations
and International Influences
Session 01: Public Sphere and
Capital Cities in Asia: Competing
Claims Over Religious and Democratic
Space
Joint Session 03 of RC10 and
RC36: Reflections on the World
Social Forum
Session 01: Age, cohort and generation:
conceptual and empirical
approaches
Abraham Yogev, Tel Aviv University,
Israel
Jeanne Ballantine, Wright State
University, Dayton, OH-USA
Nina Bandelj, University of California,
Irvine, USA
Emma Porio, Ateneo de Manila
University, Philippines and Habibul
H. Khondker, Zayed University,
UAE
Azril Bacal, Uppsala University,
Sweden
Paul Higgs, UCL and James
Nazroo, Manchester University,
UK
URL-FCB-A301
URL-FCB-A101
UB-FPGH-222
UB-FPGH-221
UB-FPGH-206
UB-FPGH-308
RC04_01
RC04A_06
RC09_08
RC09_01
JS_RC10_RC36_03
RC11_01
Session 02: Gendered experience
of ageing
UK
Sara Arber, University of Surrey,
UB-FPGH-311
RC11_02
Session 01: Legal Justice as
Social Justice ? The Case of
Anne Boigeol, Ihtp-Cnrs, France
Gender, Race, Class and Minority
UB-FP-2.3 RC12_01
Groups
Session 01: Presidential Session
Session 01: Changing Organizations,
Changing
RC17 Sociology of Organization
Identities
RC21 Regional and Urban Development
RC21 Regional and Urban Development
RC22 Sociology of Religion
RC22 Sociology of Religion
RC23 Sociology of science and
technology
Ishwar Modi, India International
Institute of Social Sciences, Jaipur,
India
Paul du Gay, Warwick University,
UK
Session 01: Transformations in Urban
Politics: Comparing strategies, actors, Fernando Díaz Orueta, University
of Alicante, Spain
and outcomes of neoliberal urbanization
Part I
Session 11: Urban Ethnic Conflicts in Diane Davis, Massachusetts
Comparative Perspective: The Built Environment,
Urban Transformation, and Ramon Ribera, Universitat
Institute of Technology, USA and
Urban Conflict
Oberta de Catalunya, Spain
Session 02A: Migrants, believers
as new socioreligious actors
Part I
Session 04: Alternative religious
movements and public space
Session 05: Will the Mertonian
Way of Doing Research Prevail?
Olga Odgers, El Colegio de la
Frontera Norte, Mexico
Daniel Gutierrez-Martinez, El
Colegio Mexiquense, Mexico
Juha Tuunainen, University of
Helsinki, Finland
URL-FCB-A201
UB-FPGH-411
UB-FPGH-405
UB-FPGH-204
UB-FPGH-302
UB-FPGH-303
URL-FCB-A415
RC13_01
RC17_01
RC21_01
RC21_11
RC22_02A
RC22_04
RC23_05
LOCATIONS: Facultat de Filosofia, Geografia i Història UB-FPGH, Edifici Rambla Universidad Pompeu Fabra UPF-RB, Universitat Ramon Llull URL-FCB, Palau
de Congressos de la Fira de Barcelona PCFB, Facultat de Filologia UB-FP Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona CCCB, Edificio Històric de la UB UB-HB
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RC23 Sociology of science and
technology
RC24 Environment and society
RC24 Environment and society
RC25 Language & Society
Session 01A: Science, Technology
and Innovation in the Public sity of Helsinki, Helsinki Institute
Marja Häyrinen-Alestalo, Univer-
Eye: Freedom or Restraint? of Science and Technology Studies,
Part I
Finland
Session 01: Social learning
about environmental issues
Session 11: Environmental justice
and ecological debt
J. David Tàbara, Universitat Autònoma
de Barcelona, Catalonia,
Spain
Michael Redclift (UK) King’s College
London - University of London, UK; and
David Manuel Navarrete, King’s College
London - University of London,
UK/Spain.
Session 14: Beyond Black and
Antonia Randolph, University of
White: New Issues in Racial Discourse
at
Delaware, USA
Schools
URL-FCB-A400
UB-FPGH-402
UB-FPGH-404
UB-FPGH-406
RC23_01A
RC24_01
RC24_11
RC25_14
RC30 Sociology of work Session 01: Migration and Work Delphine Mercier, LEST, France UPF-RB-110 RC30_01
RC30 Sociology of work
RC34 Sociology of Youth
RC34 Sociology of Youth
nalysis
RC37 Sociology of Arts
RC37 Sociology of Arts
RC38 Biography and society
RC42 Social psychology
RC46 Clinical sociology
RC47 Social Classes and Social
Movements
Session 07: Job Quality, Well
Being and Inequality
Session 01A: The concept of generation
in youth theories
Session 01A: The concept of generation
in youth theories
Ian Campbell, Centre for Applied
Social Research - RMIT University,
Australia
Carles Feixa, University of
Lleida, Catalonia, Spain and
Carmen Leccardi, University of
Milano-Bicocca, Italy
Carles Feixa, University of
Lleida, Catalonia, Spain and
Carmen Leccardi, University of
Milano-Bicocca, Italy
Session 07: 'World consciousness':
Oliver Kozlarek, Department of
Beyond Globalization and Philosophy Universidad Michoa-
Cosmopolitanism? cana in Morelia, Mexico
Session 03A: Publics and Social Jean-Louis Fabiani, EHESS,
Critique, Part I
France
Session 03B: Creative Publics,
Part II
Session 01: Biography for society:
Health, poverty and social
policy
Session 01: Citizenship and Social
Exclusion: A Southern Perspective,
Part I
Jean-Louis Fabiani, EHESS,
France
Victoria Semenova, Institute of
Sociology, Russian Academy of
Sciences, Moscow, Russia
Tina Uys, University of Johannesburg,
South Africa
Session 01: Human Rights, Social
Justice and Sociological
Jacques Rhéaume, University of
Quebec,Canada
Practice
Session 01: RC47 Plenary Session:
The global reconfiguration
of experience and actors
Henri Lustiger Thaler ,Ramapo
College, USA
UPF-RB-121
URL-FCB-A302
URL-FCB-A302
UPF-RB-204
UB-FPGH-210
UB-FPGH-210
UB-FP -1.4
UB-FP-2.4
UB-FPGH-220
UB-FPGH-307
RC30_07
RC34_01A
RC34_01A
RC35_07
RC37_03A
RC37_03B
RC38_01
RC42_01
RC46_01
RC47_01
RC53 Sociology of Childhood
Session 01: Scientific and public
images of children
Loretta Bass, Indiana University,
USA
UB-FPGH-401
RC53_01
Special Session
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
Special Sessions
Liquid or Tribal Youth? Dialogue
with Bauman and Maffesoli
Carme Capdevila, Consellera
del Departament d’Acció Social i
Ciutadania, Generalitat de Catalunya
CCCB-Vestibulo
SS_Bauman
LOCATIONS: Facultat de Filosofia, Geografia i Història UB-FPGH, Edifici Rambla Universidad Pompeu Fabra UPF-RB, Universitat Ramon Llull URL-FCB, Palau
de Congressos de la Fira de Barcelona PCFB, Facultat de Filologia UB-FP Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona CCCB, Edificio Històric de la UB UB-HB
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Thematic Groups
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
TG03 Human Rights and Global
Justice
Session 01: The State as a Violator
of Social Justice
José Vicente Tavares Dos Santos,
Federal University of Rio
Grande do Sul, Brasil
UB-FPGH-412
TG03_01
TG04 Sociology of Risk and Uncertainty
Session 01A: Rationalities of
Governance and Regulation I,
Governance and Regulation: the
State and Beyond Part I
Bridget Hutter, LSE, UK CCCB-1 TG04_01A
TG04 Sociology of Risk and Uncertainty
Session 07A: Risk and Health
and Illness: Part I
Andy Alaszewski, CHSS, University
of Kent, UK
CCCB-2
TG04_07A
TG04 Sociology of Risk and Uncertainty
Session 07B: Risk and Health
and Illness: Part II
Andy Alaszewski, CHSS, University
of Kent, UK
CCCB-2
TG04_07B
Working Group
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
WG06 Social Indicators
Session 01: Indicators and Their
Heinz-Herbert Noll, Gesis-Zuma,
Use to Guide Policies in the
Germany
Field of Health
UB-FPGH-407
WG06_01
Friday, September 5, 16:00-17:45
Open Debate
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
Open debates
Open Debate 01: Politics of immigration
Oriol Homs, President of the Catalan
Sociological Association,
Spain
CCCB-Vestibulo
OD_01
LOCATIONS: Facultat de Filosofia, Geografia i Història UB-FPGH, Edifici Rambla Universidad Pompeu Fabra UPF-RB, Universitat Ramon Llull URL-FCB, Palau
de Congressos de la Fira de Barcelona PCFB, Facultat de Filologia UB-FP Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona CCCB, Edificio Històric de la UB UB-HB
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Friday, September 5, 18:00-20:00
Ad Hoc Session
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
Asociación Latinoamericana de
Sociología, ALAS
Session 01:Violence and social
control: dilemmas for the Latin
American democracies
Jose-Vicente Tavares-Dos-Santos,
Universidad Federal de Rio
Grande do Sul, Brazil
CCCB-Mirador
AHALAS_01
Common Sessions
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
Common Sessions
Session 01: Social changes and
social problems
Piotr Sztompka, Jagiellonian
University, Poland
UB-FPGH-Aula Magna
CS_01
Common Sessions
Common Sessions
Session 02: Public discourse
and scientific practice
Session 03: Justice, citizenry
and human rights
Julia Evetts, ISA Executive
Committee, University of Nottingham,
UK
Teresa González de la Fe,
Scientific Committee, Universidad
de La Laguna, Spain
UB-HB-Magna
UB-HB-Paraninf
CS_02
CS_03
Research Committees
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
RC02 Sociological research and
public debate on the economy
and society
RC04 Sociology of Education
RC07 Futures Research
RC11 Sociology of Ageing
RC11 Sociology of Ageing
RC21 Regional and Urban Development
RC21 Regional and Urban Development
Session 09: Joint Session of
RC02, RC24 and RC23: The
‘Knowledge-Based Bio-Economy’:
Critical Perspectives.
Session 05A: Education for all:
Values and Multiculturalism Part
I
Session 11: Joint session of
RC07, RC14 and RC23: The Internet:
From Utopia to Nightmare?
Session 03: An international
perspective and comparison of
national intergenerational programmes
Session 04: The contribution of
the voluntary sector to older people’s
well-being
Session 02: Transformations in
Urban Politics: Enrolling Oppositional
Movements into the Neoliberal
Project Part II
Session 21: Segregation in A-
Typical Contexts: Segregation in
context
Les Levidow, Development Policy
and Practice, Faculty of
Maths, Computing and Technology,
The Open University, UK
Antonio Teodoro, Lusophone
University, Portugal
Jaime Jimenez, UNAM, Mexico,
Binay Kumar Pattnaik, Indian
Institute Technology Kanpur,
India, Hermilio Santos, PUCRS,
Brazil
Allan Hatton-Yeo, Beth Johnson
Foundation, UK
Kathrin Komp, Vrije University
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Margit Mayer, Free University of
Berlin, Germany
Thomas Maloutas, University of
Thessaly & Greek National Centre
for Social research & Jesús
Leal, Universidad Complutense
de Madrid
URL-FCB-A201
URL-FCB-A301
URL-FCB-A101
UB-FPGH-308
UB-FPGH-311
UB-FPGH-405
UB-FPGH-305
RC02_09
RC04A_05
RC07_11
RC11_03
RC11_04
RC21_02
RC21_21
LOCATIONS: Facultat de Filosofia, Geografia i Història UB-FPGH, Edifici Rambla Universidad Pompeu Fabra UPF-RB, Universitat Ramon Llull URL-FCB, Palau
de Congressos de la Fira de Barcelona PCFB, Facultat de Filologia UB-FP Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona CCCB, Edificio Històric de la UB UB-HB
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RC23 Sociology of science and
technology
RC23 Sociology of science and
technology
RC24 Environment and society
Session 15: Joint session of
RC02, RC24 and RC23: The
‘Knowledge-Based Bio-Economy’:
Critical Perspectives.
Session 07: Joint Session of
RC07, RC14 and RC23: The Internet:
From Utopia to Nightmare?
Session 02: Social dimensions
of global environmental change
Les Levidow, Development Policy
and Practice, Faculty of
Maths, Computing and Technology,
The Open University, UK
Binay Kumar Pattnaik, Department
of Humanities and Social
Sciences, Indian Institute Technology
Kanpur, India and Hermilio
Santos, Department of Social
Science, PUCRS, Brazil
Mercedes Pardo, Department of
Political Science and Sociology,
University Carlos III, Madrid,
Spain.
URL-FCB-A201
URL-FCB-A101
UB-FPGH-402
RC23_15
SJS_RC023_RC07_RC14_07
RC24_02
RC24 Environment and society
Session 13: Ecological risk:
local to global
Nick Pidgeon, Cardiff Universty,
UK; and Eugene Rosa, Washington
University USA.
UB-FPGH-306
RC24_13
RC34 Sociology of Youth
Open Session: Growing up in a
liquid world. Zygmunt Bauman
Research Committee on Sociology
of Youth. Sponsored by the
Catalan Youth Observatory
CCCB-Vestibulo
RC34_OS
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Ad Hoc Session
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
Asociación Latinoamericana de
Sociología, ALAS
Session 01:Violence and social
control: dilemmas for the Latin
American democracies
Jose-Vicente Tavares-Dos-Santos,
Universidad Federal de Rio
Grande do Sul, Brazil
CCCB-Mirador
AHALAS_01
Research Committees
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
RC02 Sociological research and
public debate on the economy
and society
RC02 Sociological research and
public debate on the economy
and society
RC04 Sociology of Education
RC04 Sociology of Education
RC04 Sociology of Education
RC05 Racism, Nationalism and
Ethnic Relations
Session 01: Politics and Interlocking
Directorates
Session 07: Responses to the
Emerging Global Plutonomy
José A. Rodríguez, Julián Cárdenas
and Anna Ramon, University
of Barcelona, Spain
Salvatore Babones, University
of Sydney, Australia
Session 02A: High-Stakes Testing:
The Persistence of Inequa-
A. Gary Dworkin, The University
of Houston, USA
lities Part I
Session 05B: Education for all:
Access and Democratization of
Education Part II
Antonio Teodoro, Lusophone
University, Portugal
Session 06B: Issues and Reforms
in Higher Education: Post-
Secondary Education and Jobs: Jeanne Ballantine, Wright State
Vocational, University, and Adult University, Dayton, OH-USA
Education in the transition from
school to work. Part II
Session 01: Joint Session of
RC05 and RC32: Women, Intersectionality
and Diasporas: Challenges
and Resistance Part I
Organizers: Ann Denis, University
of Ottawa, Canada and
Sirma Bilge, Université de Montréal,
Canada ; Chair: Ann
Denis, University of Ottawa
UB-FPGH-211
UB-FPGH-209
URL-FCB-A301
URL-FCB-A302
URL-FCB-A303
UB-FP-0.1
RC02_01
RC02_07
RC04A_02
RC04B_05
RC04B_06
RC05_01
LOCATIONS: Facultat de Filosofia, Geografia i Història UB-FPGH, Edifici Rambla Universidad Pompeu Fabra UPF-RB, Universitat Ramon Llull URL-FCB, Palau
de Congressos de la Fira de Barcelona PCFB, Facultat de Filologia UB-FP Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona CCCB, Edificio Històric de la UB UB-HB
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RC05 Racism, Nationalism and
Ethnic Relations
Session 10: Human Trafficking:
Gender, Racism and Ethnicity
Natividad Gutierrez Chong, National
University of Mexico,
UNAM, Mexico
UB-FP-1.3
RC05_10
RC07 Futures Research
Session 01: New Trends in Globalization
I
Jan Nedverveen Pieterse, UIUC,
USA
UB-FPGH-208
RC07_01
RC07 Futures Research
Session 09: Newage y tercera
Ricardo F. Macip, ICSyH-BUAP,
vía: paradojas e incomodidades
Mexico
de la modernidad
UB-FPGH-207
RC07_09
RC09 Social Transformations
and Sociology of Development
Session 02: Transformations of
Social Inequality and Globalization
I
Ulrike Schuerkens, École des
Hautes Études en Sciences, Sociales,
Paris, France
UB-FPGH-221
RC09_02
RC09 Social Transformations
and Sociology of Development
Session 09: Migrant Organizations
in the Transnational Era
Eric Popkin, Department of Sociology,
Colorado College, USA
UB-FPGH-222
RC09_09
RC10 Participation, Organizational
Democracy and Self-Management
RC11 Sociology of Ageing
Joint Session 02 of RC10 and
RC51: Representation, Accountability
and Sustainable Futures,
Part I
Janet McIntyre, Flinders University,
Australia
Session 05: Reconciliation of
Employment and Care for Older Andreas Hoff, Oxford Institute of
Family Members in Central and Ageing, Oxford University, UK
Eastern Europé
UB-FPGH-306
UB-FPGH-308
JS_RC10_RC51_01
RC11_05
RC11 Sociology of Ageing
Session 06: Longevity and inequality
Feliciano Villar, University of
Barcelona, Spain
UB-FPGH-311
RC11_06
RC12 Sociology of Law
Session 02: Social Mobility,
Law-policy Making and Legal
Justice
Kalpana Kannabiran, Nalsar
University of Law, India
UB-FP-2.3
RC12_02
RC13 Sociology of Leisure
David Konstantinovskiy, Russian
Session 03: Joint session of
Academy of Sciences, Moscow,
RC13 and RC04: Leisure education
in a changing world
Russia, Robert Stebbins, University
of Calgary, Canada
URL-FCB-A102
JS_RC13_RC04_03
RC13 Sociology of Leisure
Session 08: Leisure, health and
wellbeing
William C. Cockerham, University of
Alabama-Birmingham, USA, Ellen
Annandale, Leicester University, UK,
Francis Lobo, Edith Cowan University,
Australia
URL-FCB-A201
RC13_08
RC14 Thematic Sessions
Session 04: Espaces médiatiques
Fr. Jauréguiberry, Univ. Pau,
France
UB-FPGH-410
RC14_04
Session 02: Changing Organizations,
Changing
RC17 Sociology of Organization
Identities
Paul du Gay, Warwick University,
UK
UB-FPGH-411
RC17_02
RC18 Political Sociology
Session 01: The enduring impact
of class and religion in contemporary
party politics. Part I
Tim Bale, University of Sussex UPF-RB-222 RC18_01
RC18 Political Sociology
RC21 Regional and Urban Development
RC21 Regional and Urban Development
Session 07: The enduring impact
of class and religion in con-
Hermann Schmitt, University of
Mannheim
temporary party politics. Part VII
Session 03: Transformations in
Urban Politics: Neoliberalizing
Cities in Transitional Societies
Part III
Session 13: Urban Ethnic Conflicts
in Comparative Perspective:
The Social and Spatial
Dimensions of Urban Violence
Fernando Díaz Orueta, University
of Alicante, Spain
Diane Davis, Massachusetts
Institute of Technology, USA and
Ramon Ribera, Universitat
Oberta de Catalunya, Spain
UPF-RB-226
UB-FPGH-405
UB-FPGH-204
RC18_07
RC21_03
RC21_13
LOCATIONS: Facultat de Filosofia, Geografia i Història UB-FPGH, Edifici Rambla Universidad Pompeu Fabra UPF-RB, Universitat Ramon Llull URL-FCB, Palau
de Congressos de la Fira de Barcelona PCFB, Facultat de Filologia UB-FP Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona CCCB, Edificio Històric de la UB UB-HB
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RC21 Regional and Urban Development
RC21 Regional and Urban Development
RC22 Sociology of Religion
RC22 Sociology of Religion
RC23 Sociology of science and
technology
Session 22: Cities of Territorial
Responsibility: In Search for a
Methodological and Theoretical
Debate on Areas of Low City
Density
Session 04: Transformations in
Urban Politics: Comparing urban
development strategies: culture,
environment & McKinsey Part IV
Session 01A: Secular states,
civil and religious freedoms Part
I
Session 03A: Ethnicity, religiosity
and beliefs in contemporary
world Part I
Tatiana Schor, Federal University
of the Amazon, Brazil
Margit Mayer, Free University of
Berlin, Germany
Roberto Blancarte, El Colegio
de México, Mexico
Daniel Gutierrez-Martinez, El
Colegio Mexiquense, Mexico
Session 01B: Science, Technology
and Innovation in the Public sity of Helsinki, Helsinki Institute
Marja Häyrinen-Alestalo, Univer-
Eye: Freedom or Restraint? Part of Science and Technology Studies,
II
Finland
UB-FPGH-305
UB-FPGH-405
UB-FPGH-302
UB-FPGH-303
URL-FCB-A400
RC21_22
RC21_03
RC22_01A
RC22_03A
RC23_01B
RC23 Sociology of science and
technology
Session 06: Science and Technology
for Whom?
Maarten Mentzel, Delft University
of Technology, Netherlands
URL-FCB-A415
RC23_06
RC23 Sociology of science and
technology
Session 03: Converging Science Paulo Roberto Martins, Instituto
and Technologies and the Construction
of the New World
de Pesquisas Tecnologicas, Brazil
URL-FCB-A400
RC23_03A
RC24 Environment and society
Session 03: Social movements
towards a post-carbon era
Ernest Garcia, Universitat de
València, Spain
UB-FPGH-402
RC24_03
RC24 Environment and society
Session 14: Community and natural
resources
Stewart Lockie Central Queensland
University, Australia
UB-FPGH-403
RC24_14
RC24 Environment and society
RC25 Language & Society
Session 16: Democratizing knowledge,
democratizing power I:
downstream dynamics of knowledge/power
Session 07: Nationalization and
Identity: Discourses of (Not) Belonging
Luigi Pellizzoni, Università di
Trieste, Italy
Roland Terborg, Universidad
Nacional Autónoma de México,
México
UB-FPGH-404
UB-FPGH-213
RC24_16
RC25_07
RC25 Language & Society Session 15: Analyzing Racism
Melissa Steyn, University of Capetown,
South Africa
UB-FPGH-406
RC25_15
RC26 Sociotechnics, Sociological
Practice
RC26 Sociotechnics, Sociological
Practice
RC29 Deviance and Social Cont
Session 01: Russia in a Changing
World : The Dynamics and
Quality of Citizenship and Civil
Society
Nikita Pokrovsky, Higher School
of Economics, Russian Federation
Session 03: Enhancing capacities
to impress on policy for sustainable
communities. Social
tis
Hans Harms, Koniordos, Sokra-
Capital, Social Economy
Session 01: Alternatives to the
drug war: Diversion, treatment,
and decriminalization
Robert Nash Parker, University
of California, Riverside, USA
UPF-RB-230
UPF-RB-221
UPF-RB-122
RC26_01
RC26_03
RC29_01
RC30 Sociology of work
Session 02: Work-Life Articulation
and Time
Diane-Gabrielle Tremblay, Téléuniversité,
Université du Québec
à Montréal, Canada
UPF-RB-110
RC30_02
RC30 Sociology of work
Session 08: Welfare States, Age
and Flexibility in Work
Patricia Vendramin, Fondation
Travail-Université, Berlgium
UPF-RB-121
RC30_08
LOCATIONS: Facultat de Filosofia, Geografia i Història UB-FPGH, Edifici Rambla Universidad Pompeu Fabra UPF-RB, Universitat Ramon Llull URL-FCB, Palau
de Congressos de la Fira de Barcelona PCFB, Facultat de Filologia UB-FP Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona CCCB, Edificio Històric de la UB UB-HB
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RC32 Women In Society
Joint Session 01A of RC32 and
RC05: Women, Intersectionality and
Diasporas: Challenges and Resistance
Ann Denis, University of Ottawa,
Canada and Sirma Bilge, Université
de Montréal, Canada
UB-FP-0.1
JS_RC05_RC32_01A
RC32 Women In Society
Session 01A: Talking the Talk, Walking
the Walk: Marco Contexts and
Regional Trends in Feminist Research
and Practice
Margaret Abraham, Hofstra University,
USA and Kalapana Kannabiran,
NALSAR University of Law, India
UB-FP-1.1
RC32_01A
RC32 Women In Society
Session 04: Middle Eastern Women’s
Movements and Activism
in the Globalized World: Research
and Action
Nazanin Shahrokni, University of California
at Berkeley, USA and Iran
and Suaad Zayed al-Oraimi, United
Arab Emerates University, United
Arab Emerates
UB-FP-1.2
RC32_04
RC34 Sociology of Youth
Session 01B: The concept of generation
in youth theories
Carles Feixa, University of Lleida,
Catalonia, Spain and Carmen Leccardi,
University of Milano-Bicocca,
Italy
URL-FCB-A101
RC34_01B
RC35 Conceptual and Terminological
Analysis
Session 01: World Society and
Global Sociology
Volker H. Schmidt, National University
of Singapore, Singapore
UPF-RB-219
RC35_01
RC36 Alienation Theory and Research
Session 01A: State Policy and
Alienating Consequences Part I
Devorah Kalekin-Fishman, University
of Haifa, Israel
UB-FP -3.3
RC36_01A
RC36 Alienation Theory and Researctives
Today Part I
of Joensuu,
Session 02A: Classical Perspec-
Pirkkoliisa Ahponen, University
Finland
UB-FP -3.4
RC36_02A
Session 05A: Alienation and the Subaltern:
Race, Class and Gender in
RC36 Alienation Theory and Research
Ligaya McGovern, Indiana University,
IN,
Global Economy, Part I
USA
UB-FP -4.3
RC36_05A
RC37 Sociology of Arts
Session 01A: Joint session of RC37
and RC14: Theory and Rationalization
and Resistance, Part I
Jeffrey A. Halley, University of
Texas, USA
UB-FPGH-304
JS_RC37_RC14_01A
RC37 Sociology of Arts
Session 02A: Joint session of RC37
and RC38: Biography and Society - Brian Roberts, University of Glamorgan,
Wales, UK
Biographical Research and Sociology
of Art, Part I
UB-FP -2.1
JS_RC37_02A
RC37 Sociology of Arts
Session 03C: Exploring Publics,
Part III
Jean-Louis Fabiani, EHESS,
France
UB-FPGH-210
RC37_03C
RC38 Biography and society
Joint Session 05 of RC38 and
TG04: Biographical Coping with
Risk and Uncertainty Part I
Gabriele Rosenthal, University
of Gottingen, Germany
UB-FP -0.3
JS_RC38_TG04_12
RC38 Biography and society
Session 02: Professional Identities
– Biography and life Experience
Henning Salling Olesen, Roskilde
University, Denmark
UB-FP -1.4
RC38_02
RC38 Biography and society
Joint Session 03 of RC37 and
RC38: Biographical research
and sociology of art Part I
Felicia Herrschaft, University of
Frankfurt, Germany
UB-FP -2.1
JS_RC38_RC37_10
RC41 Sociology of Population
Session 01A: Economics, history
and culture in the movements
of population Part I
Begoña Arregi. University of the
Basque Country, Spain
UPF-RB-119
RC41_01A
RC41 Sociology of Population
Gloria L. Nelson, The University
Session 06: Links of Population
of Philippines at Los Banos, The
with Natural Disaster
Philippines
UPF-RB-120
RC41_06
RC42 Social psychology
Session 02: Citizenship and Social
Exclusion: A Southern Perspective,
Part II
Tina Uys, University of Johannesburg,
South Africa
UB-FP-2.4
RC42_02
RC43 Housing and Inclusive
Communities
Session 01: Inclusive Communities in
Retrospect: Bridging the Gap Between
Theory and Practice
Bill Rohe, University of North
Carolina, USA
URL-FCB-A202
RC43_01
LOCATIONS: Facultat de Filosofia, Geografia i Història UB-FPGH, Edifici Rambla Universidad Pompeu Fabra UPF-RB, Universitat Ramon Llull URL-FCB, Palau
de Congressos de la Fira de Barcelona PCFB, Facultat de Filologia UB-FP Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona CCCB, Edificio Històric de la UB UB-HB
32

RC44 Labor Movements
Session 01A: Re-defining
Dan Clawson, University of Massachusetts
Labor? Working Class Struggle
& Movement Renewal Part I
UPF-RB-109
RC44_01A
RC44 Labor Movements
Session 01B: Gender and Reempowering
the Labor Movement
Robyn Rodrigues, Rutgers University
UPF-RB-117
RC44_01B
RC46 Clinical sociology
h to Sociology
Anastasia-Valentine Rigas, University
of Crete, Greece
UB-FPGH-220
RC46_02
RC46 Clinical sociology
RC47 Social Classes and Social
Movements
RC48 Social Movements, Collective
Action and Social
Change
RC48 Social Movements, Collective
Action and Social
Change
RC49 Mental health and illness
Session 03: Epistemological and
Methodological Issues Involved
in a Clinical Approach to Sociology
Session 02: Collective Action
and Personal Experience: Latin
Americans and Latinos in Globalization
Session 01: Cognitive Framing,
Discourses and Narratives in
Social Movements
Session 07A: Traditional and
New Forms and Arenas of Social
Mobilization Part I
Session 01: HIV gender and
mental Health
Vincent de Gaulejac, Université
de Paris 7, France
Yvon Le Bot, Cadis,
Cnrs/Ehess, France and Luis
Lopez, School of Architecture,
France
Benjamín Tejerina, University of
the Basque Country, Spain
María Luz Morán, Universidad
Complutense de Madrid, Spain
Bronwen Lichtenstein, University
of Alabama, USA and J. Gary
Linn, Tennessee State University,
USA
UB-FPGH-219
UB-FPGH-307
UB-FPGH-205
UB-FPGH-206
UB-FP-2.2
RC46_03
RC47_02
RC48_01
RC48_07
RC49_01
RC53 Sociology of Childhood
Session 02: Defining social problemding,
Alison Cooks, University of Rea-
UK
UB-FPGH-401
RC53_02
Thematic Groups
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
TG02 Historical and Comparative
Sociology
TG02 Historical and Comparative
Sociology
TG03 Human Rights and Global
Justice
Session 01A: Multiple modernities,
comparative civilizations
and historical sociology, Part I
Session 01B: Multiple modernities,
comparative civilizations
and historical sociology, Part II
Session 02: Social Justice for
Immigrants and Disadvantaged
Peoples
Session 01C: Rationalities of
TG04 Sociology of Risk and Uncertainty
Governance and Regulation III,
Risk Regulation Regimes Part III
TG04 Sociology of Risk and Uncertainty
TG04 Sociology of Risk and Uncertainty
TG04 Sociology of Risk and Uncertainty
Session 07C: Risk and Health
and Illness: Part III
Session 13A: Joint session of
TG04 and RC38: Biographical
Coping with Risk and Uncertainty
Part I
Session 14:The Everyday Management
of Risk
Johann Arnason, LaTrobe University
Melbourne, Australia and
Willfried Spohn, Catholic University
of Eichstatt, Germany
Johann Arnason, LaTrobe University
Melbourne, Australia and
Willfried Spohn, Catholic University
of Eichstatt, Germany
Marnia Lazreg, Hunter College,
City University of New York
UB-FPGH-408
UB-FPGH-408
UB-FPGH-412
TG02_01A
TG02_01A
TG03_02
Bridget Hutter, LSE, UK CCCB-1 TG04_01C
Andy Alaszewski, CHSS, University
of Kent, UK
Gabriele Rosenthal, University
of Goettingen, Germany
CCCB-2
UB-FP-0.3
TG04_07C
TG04_13A
Tom Horlick-Jones, Cardiff, UK CCCB-Mirador TG04_14
LOCATIONS: Facultat de Filosofia, Geografia i Història UB-FPGH, Edifici Rambla Universidad Pompeu Fabra UPF-RB, Universitat Ramon Llull URL-FCB, Palau
de Congressos de la Fira de Barcelona PCFB, Facultat de Filologia UB-FP Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona CCCB, Edificio Històric de la UB UB-HB
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Working Groups
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
WG03 The body in the social
sciences
Session 01: The new boundaries
between bodies and technologies:
Official Presentation of Devorah Kalekin-Fishman, Faculty
of Education, Haifa, Israel
the ISA WG03 collective book
The New Boundaries between
Bodies and Technologies
UB-FP-0.2
WG03_01
WG06 Social Indicators
Session 02: The Role of Social
Indicators for Community Level
Policies
Ruut Veenhoven, Erasmus University
Rotterdam, Netherlands
UB-FPGH-407
WG06_02
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Ad Hoc Sessions
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
Ad Hoc Session Visual Sociology
Session 02: Producing Visual
Data and Methods of Analysis
Part I
Luc Pauwels, University of Antwerp,
Belgium
UB-FP-3.1
Ad Visual_02
Junior Sociologists’ Network:
“Unconventional ways of doing
research”
Session 02: “Unconventional research
methodologies”
Claudia Carvalho Massachusetts
Institute of Technology, US
and University of Coimbra,
UB-FPGH-309
JSN_02
Open Debate
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
Open debates
Open Debate 02: Sustainable
development
Alberto Martinelli, Scientific
Committee, University of Milano,
Italy
CCCB-Vestibulo
OD_02
Research Committees
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
RC02 Sociological research and
public debate on the economy
and society
RC02 Sociological research and
public debate on the economy
and society
Session 08: Welfare and Gender
Regimes in Comparative Capitalisms
Session 02: Open Session
Karen Shire, University Duisburg-Essen,
Germany
Alexius Anthony Pereira, National
University of Singapore, Singapore
and Sylvia Walby,
Lancaster University, UK
UB-FPGH-209
UB-FPGH-211
RC02_08
RC02_02
LOCATIONS: Facultat de Filosofia, Geografia i Història UB-FPGH, Edifici Rambla Universidad Pompeu Fabra UPF-RB, Universitat Ramon Llull URL-FCB, Palau
de Congressos de la Fira de Barcelona PCFB, Facultat de Filologia UB-FP Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona CCCB, Edificio Històric de la UB UB-HB
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RC04 Sociology of Education
Session 02B: High-Stakes Testing:
The Persistence of Inequa-
A. Gary Dworkin, The University
of Houston, USA
lities Part II
URL-FCB-A301
RC04A_02
RC04 Sociology of Education
Session 07A: Immigration, Education,
and Inequality Part I
Jaap Dronkers, European University
Institute, Italy
URL-FCB-A303
RC04A_07
RC04 Sociology of Education
Session 02B: High-Stakes Testing:
The Persistence of Inequa-
A. Gary Dworkin, The University
of Houston, USA
lities Part II
URL-FCB-A301
RC04B_02
RC04 Sociology of Education
Session 05C: Education for all:
Access and Democratization of
Education Part III
Antonio Teodoro, Lusophone
University, Portugal
URL-FCB-A302
RC04C_05
RC05 Racism, Nationalism and
Ethnic Relations
RC05 Racism, Nationalism and
Ethnic Relations
Session 02: Joint Session of RC05 Ann Denis, University of Ottawa,
and RC32: Women, Intersectionality Canada and Sirma Bilge, Université
de Montréal, Canada;
and Diasporas: Negotiating identity,
negotiating family dynamics in the Chair: Sirma Bilge, Université de
Diaspora Part II
Montréal, Canada
Session 05: Confronting racism and
redressing inequality: Sociologists
and the public policy agenda - Policies,
Politics and Social Change Part
I
Peter Ratcliffe, University of
Warwick, UK
UB-FP-0.1
UB-FP-4.1
RC05_02
RC05_05
RC07 Futures Research
Session 02: New Trends in Globalization
II
Jan Nedverveen Pieterse, UIUC,
USA
UB-FPGH-208
RC07_02
RC07 Futures Research
Session 06: Joint session of RC07
and RC48: New Media, Social Movements,
and Democracy
Markus S. Schulz, USA and
Benjamín Tejerina, U Basque
Country, Spain
UB-FPGH-207
RC07_06
RC07 Futures Research
Session 10: New Approaches in
Interdisplinary Perspective
Hermilio Santos, PUCRS, Brazil UB-FPGH-206 RC07_10
RC09 Social Transformations
and Sociology of Development
RC09 Social Transformations
and Sociology of Development
RC10 Participation, Organizational
Democracy and Self-Management
RC10 Participation, Organizational
Democracy and Self-Management
Session 03: Transformations of
Social Inequality and Globalization
II
Session 10: Understanding Economic
Transformations in Postsocialism
Joint Session 02 of RC10 and RC51:
Representation, Accountability and
Sustainable Futures, Part I
Session 01: Participation, selfmanagement
and organizational
democracy in the public and in
the private sphere: changes/decline
and their root causes
Ulrike Schuerkens, École des
Hautes Études en Sciences, Sociales,
Paris, France
Nina Bandelj, University of California,
Irvine, USA
Janet McIntyre, Flinders University,
Australia
Francesco Garibaldo, Fondazione
Instituto per il Lavoro, Italy, Isabel Da
Costa, Ecole Normale Supérieure de
Cachan, France and Vera Vratusa-
Zunjic, University of Belgrade, Serbia
UB-FPGH-221
UB-FPGH-222
UB-FPGH-306
UB-FPGH-219
RC09_03
RC09_10
JS_RC10_RC51_02
RC10_01
RC11 Sociology of Ageing
Joint Session 03A of RC11 and
RC53: New perspectives on intergenerational
relations
Doris Bühler-Niederberger, University
of Wuppertal, Germany and Andreas
Hoff, University of Oxford, UK
UB-FPGH-310
JSA_RC11_RC53_03
RC11 Sociology of Ageing
Session 07: Care-giving in later
life
Ingrid Connidis, University of
Western Ontario, Canada
UB-FPGH-308
RC11_07
RC11 Sociology of Ageing
Session 08: Methodological advancement
of gerontological research
Lars Andersson, National Institute for
the Study of Ageing and Later Life
(NISAL), Linköping University, Sweden
UB-FPGH-311
RC11_08
RC12 Sociology of Law
Session 03: The Construction of
Legal Justice in an Era of Constitutional
Changes
Alberto Febbrajo, University of
Macerata, Italy
UB-FP-2.3
RC12_03
LOCATIONS: Facultat de Filosofia, Geografia i Història UB-FPGH, Edifici Rambla Universidad Pompeu Fabra UPF-RB, Universitat Ramon Llull URL-FCB, Palau
de Congressos de la Fira de Barcelona PCFB, Facultat de Filologia UB-FP Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona CCCB, Edificio Històric de la UB UB-HB
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RC13 Sociology of Leisure
RC13 Sociology of Leisure
Session 14: Joint session of
RC13 and RC30: Leisure and
work dichotomy in contemporary
society: Does it exist?
Diane Gabrielle Tremblay, Université
du Québec à Montréal,
Canada, Luiz Octavio de Lima
Camargo, Centro Universitario
SENAC, Sao Paulo, Brazil
Bianca Maria Pirani, University
Session 05: Joint session of
of Roma La Sapienza, Italy,
RC13 and WG03: Body and nature
in leisure
Veena Sharma, Prajna Foundation,
New Delhi, India
UB-FPGH-404
UB-FP-4.2
JS_RC13_RC30_14
JS_RC13_WG03_05
RC14 Thematic Sessions
Session 02A: Communication
technologies: identities Part I
C. Constantopoulou, Panteion
University, Greece
UB-FPGH-203
RC14_02A
RC14 Thematic Sessions
Session 05: Réalisations technologiques
et espaces publics
contemporains
A. Paparizos, Univ. Panteion UB-FPGH-410 RC14_05
RC17 Sociology of Organization
Session 03: The ethics of management
power and the power of
management ethics in changing
times
Stewart Clegg, UTS, Sydney,
Australia)
UB-FPGH-411
RC17_03
RC18 Political Sociology
Session 02: The enduring impact
of class and religion in contemporary
party politics. Part II
Paolo Bellucci, Università di
Siena
UPF-RB-222
RC18_02
RC21 Regional and Urban Development
RC21 Regional and Urban Development
Session 04: Transformations in
Urban Politics: Comparing urban
development strategies: culture,
environment & McKinsey Part IV
Session 14: The Creative City
and Social Innovation Part I
Margit Mayer, Free University of
Berlin, Germany
Serena Vicari, University of Milano-Bicocca,
Italy & Montserrat
Pareja Eastaway, University of
Barcleona, Spain
UB-FPGH-405
UB-FPGH-204
RC21_04
RC21_14
RC21 Regional and Urban Development
Session 23: Transnational Migration
and Local Economies:
Comparative
Junko Tajima, Hosei University,
Japan, Luis Garzon, Universitat Rovira
i Virgili, Spain, Eduardo Barberis,
Università di Urbino “Carlo Bo”, Italy
UB-FPGH-305
RC21_23
RC22 Sociology of Religion
Session 01B: Secular states,
civil and religious freedoms Part
II
Roberto Blancarte, El Colegio
de México, Mexico
UB-FPGH-302
RC22_01B
RC22 Sociology of Religion
Session 03B: Ethnicity, religiosity
and beliefs in contemporary
world Part II
Daniel Gutierrez-Martinez, El
Colegio Mexiquense, Mexico
UB-FPGH-303
RC22_03B
RC23 Sociology of science and
technology
RC23 Sociology of science and
technology
RC23 Sociology of science and
technology
RC24 Environment and society
Session 02A: Science, Technology
and Innovation for the Development
of Third World Countries. Will the-
Young Ones Join? Part I
Judith Zubieta, Instituto de Investigaciones
Sociales, Universidad
Nacional Autonoma de
Mexico, Mexico
Session 14B. Challenges and Changes
in Universities and Public Research
Organisations for the 21st
Luis Sanz-Menendez, CSIC-IPP,
Century: Evaluation, Research and
Spain
Careers, Part II
Session 14A. Challenges and Changes
in Universities and Public Research
Organisations for the 21st
Century: Evaluation, Research and
Careers, Part I
Laura Cruz-Castro, Unidad de
Politicas Comparadas, CSIC,
Spain
Session 04: "Temas de actualidad
en el medio ambiente y la sociedad" Ignasi Lerma; Universitat de València;
Spain
/Current issues on Environment and
society" Part I (Session in Spanish)
URL-FCB-A400
URL-FCB-A415
URL-FCB-A415
UB-FPGH-402
RC23_02A
RC23_14B
RC23_14A
RC24_04
RC24 Environment and society
Session 15: Public participation
in environmental monitoring
Steven Yearley UK; and Maria
Eugenia Rodrigues, Portugal
UB-FPGH-403
RC24_15
LOCATIONS: Facultat de Filosofia, Geografia i Història UB-FPGH, Edifici Rambla Universidad Pompeu Fabra UPF-RB, Universitat Ramon Llull URL-FCB, Palau
de Congressos de la Fira de Barcelona PCFB, Facultat de Filologia UB-FP Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona CCCB, Edificio Històric de la UB UB-HB
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RC25 Language & Society
Session 01: Classrooms and the
Struggle for Equality
Antonia Randolph, University of
Delaware, United States
UB-FPGH-212
RC25_01
RC25 Language & Society
RC25 Language & Society
Session 08: New Language
Forms in Computer-Mediated Corinne Kirchner, Columbia University,
United States
Communication: ‘NetLingo’ and
Related Developments
Session 16: The (Re)production
of Knowledge: Classifications in
Health Care Organizations
UB-FPGH-213
RC25_08
Gianluca Miscione, Italy UB-FPGH-406 RC25_16
RC29 Deviance and Social Cont
Session 02: General Issues in
the Study of Crime, Delinquency,
and Deviance
Biko Agozino, University of The
West Indies, Trinidad and Tobago
UPF-RB-122
RC29_02
RC30 Sociology of work
Session 03: Work in the Knowledge
Economy
Diane-Gabrielle Tremblay, Téléuniversité,
Université du Québec
à Montréal, Canada
UPF-RB-110
RC30_03
RC30 Sociology of work
Session 09: Gender
Teresa Tornsm, Centre d’Estudis
sobre la Vida Quotidiana i el
Treball, Universitat Autònoma de
Barcelona, España
UPF-RB-121
RC30_09
RC32 Women In Society
RC32 Women In Society
RC32 Women In Society
RC34 Sociology of Youth
RC34 Sociology of Youth
Joint Session 01B of RC32 and
RC05: Women, Intersectionality and Ann Denis, University of Ottawa,
Diasporas: Negotiating identity, negotiating
family dynamics in the Diasversité
de Montréal, Canada
Canada and Sirma Bilge, Unipora
Session 01B: Talking the Talk, Margaret Abraham, Hofstra University,
USA and Kalapana Kan-
Walking the Walk: Feminism and
Research Methodologies in Action
Law,
nabiran, NALSAR University of
India
nal Migration, Land and Resources
Sustainability in Africa
Oluyemi Fayomi, Covenant University,
Nigeria and Lotsmart
Fonjong Buea University, Cameroon
Lynne Chisholm, Leopold-Franzens-University
Innsbruck, Aus-
Session 02A: Youth theories and
public debates in the XX century tria and James Côte, University
of Western Ontario, Canada
Lynne Chisholm, Leopold-Franzens-University
Innsbruck, Aus-
Session 02B: Youth theories and
public debates in the XX century tria and James Côte, University
of Western Ontario, Canada
UB-FP-0.1
UB-FP-1.1
UB-FP-1.2
URL-FCB-A101
URL-FCB-A102
JS_RC05_RC32_01B
RC32_01B
RC32_05
RC34_02A
RC34_02B
RC35 Conceptual and Terminological
Analysis
Session 02: Levels of Authenticity
– Conceptual Clarifications
Joern Lamla, Justus-Liebig-University
of Giessen, Germany
UPF-RB-219
RC35_02
RC36 Alienation Theory and Research
Session 01B: Consequences of
Migration: Adaptation or Alienation?
Part II
Pirkkoliisa Ahponen, University
of Joensuu, Finland
UB-FP -3.3
RC36_01B
RC36 Alienation Theory and Research
Session 02B: New theoretical
perspectives Part II
Pirkkoliisa Ahponen, University
of Joensuu, Finland
UB-FP -3.4
RC36_02B
RC36 Alienation Theory and Research
RC37 Sociology of Arts
RC37 Sociology of Arts
Session 05B: Alienation and the
Subaltern: Race, Class and
Gender the Global Economy,
Part II
Session 01B: Joint session of
RC37 and RC14: Rationalization
and Resistance, Part II
Ligaya McGovern, Indiana University,
IN, USA
Jeffrey A. Halley, University of
Texas, USA
Session 02B: Joint session of
RC37 and RC38: Biography and Felicia Herrschaft, University of
Society - Biographical Research Frankfurt, Germany
and Sociology of Art, Part II
UB-FP -4.3
UB-FPGH-304
UB-FP -2.1
RC36_05B
JS_RC37_RC14_01B
RC37_02B
LOCATIONS: Facultat de Filosofia, Geografia i Història UB-FPGH, Edifici Rambla Universidad Pompeu Fabra UPF-RB, Universitat Ramon Llull URL-FCB, Palau
de Congressos de la Fira de Barcelona PCFB, Facultat de Filologia UB-FP Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona CCCB, Edificio Històric de la UB UB-HB
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RC37 Sociology of Arts
Session 04: Sociology of Culture
and Sociology of the Arts: Inheritance
and Transformation
Marta Herrero, University of
Plymouth, UK
UB-FPGH-210
RC37_04
RC38 Biography and society
Joint Session 04 of RC37 and
RC38: Biographical research
and sociology of arts Part II
Felicia Herrschaft, University of
Frankfurt, Germany
UB-FP -2.1
JS_RC38_RC37_11
RC38 Biography and society
Joint Session 06 of RC38 and
TG04: Biographical Coping with
Risk and Uncertainty Part II
Jens Zinn, University of Kenty,
UK
UB-FP -0.3
JS_RC38_TG04_13
RC38 Biography and society
RC41 Sociology of Population
RC41 Sociology of Population
Session 03: Biographical approaches
and the study of youth
Session 01B: Economics, history
and culture in the movements
of population Part II
Session 07: The fourth stages of
epidemiological transition: Social
and policy implications of
the changing health and illness
pattern
Vasintha Veeran, National University
of Ireland at Galway, Ireland
and Michaela Koettig,
University of Goettingen, Germany
Elena Bastida, University of
Texas-Pan American, USA and
Encarnación Aracil, Complutense
University, Spain
Ofra Anson, Ben-Gurion University
of the Negev, Israel
UB-FP -1.4
UPF-RB-119
UPF-RB-120
RC38_03
RC41_01B
RC41_07
RC42 Social psychology
Session 03: Identity and Social
Inequality, Part I
Jan E. Stets and Peter J. Burke,
University of California, Riverside,
USA
UB-FP-2.4
RC42_03
RC43 Housing and Inclusive
Communities
Session 02: Housing, Rights
and Social Exclusion
Dennis Keating, Cleveland State
University, USA
URL-FCB-A202
RC43_02
RC44 Labor Movements
Session 02A: Homeworkers
panel discussion: New Ways of
organising women home based
workers in the era of globalization
Jane Tate, Federation of Home-
Workers Worldwide, (FHWW)
UPF-RB-109
RC44_02A
RC44 Labor Movements
Session 02B: European Labor.
Part I
Richard Hyman, London School
of Economics
UPF-RB-117
RC44_02B
RC46 Clinical sociology
Session 05: Clinical Sociology
and Social Intervention in the
Workplace: Impacts and Changes
Catherine Montgomery, CSSS
De la Montagne, Canada
UB-FPGH-220
RC46_05
RC47 Social Classes and Social
Movements
Session 03: Movements and
conflicts 1
Antimo L. Farro, University of
Rome “La Sapienza”, Rome,
Italy.
UB-FPGH-307
RC47_03
RC48 Social Movements, Collective
Action and Social
Change
Session 06: Joint Session of
RC07 and RC48: Social Movements
and New Media
Markus S. Schulz, New York
University, USA and Benjamín
Tejerina, University of the Basque
Country, Spain
UB-FPGH-206
JS_RC48_RC07_06
RC48 Social Movements, Collective
Action and Social
Change
Session 02: Urban Conditions,
Processes of Exclusion and Social
Movements
Tova Benski, College of Management
Studies, Israel
UB-FPGH-205
RC48_02
RC49 Mental health and illness
Session 02: New research on
gender and mental disorder
Ramona Lucas, Universitat Autònoma
de Barcelona, Spain
and Silvia Krumm, University of
Ulm, Germany
UB-FP-2.2
RC49_02
RC53 Sociology of Childhood
Session 03: Policing children
Doris Bühler-Niederberger, University
of Wuppertal, Germany
UB-FPGH-401
RC53_03
LOCATIONS: Facultat de Filosofia, Geografia i Història UB-FPGH, Edifici Rambla Universidad Pompeu Fabra UPF-RB, Universitat Ramon Llull URL-FCB, Palau
de Congressos de la Fira de Barcelona PCFB, Facultat de Filologia UB-FP Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona CCCB, Edificio Històric de la UB UB-HB
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Thematic Groups
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
TG02 Historical and Comparative
Sociology
Session 01B: Multiple modernities,
comparative civilizations
and historical sociology, Part II
Johann Arnason, LaTrobe University
Melbourne, Australia and
Willfried Spohn, Catholic University
of Eichstatt, Germany
UB-FPGH-408
TG02_01B
TG03 Human Rights and Global
Justice
Session 03: Social Justice for
Women
Keri E. Iyall Smith, Suffolk University,
USA
UB-FPGH-412
TG03_03
TG04 Sociology of Risk and Uncertainty
Session 01D: Rationalities of
Governance and Regulation IV,
Science, Governance and Risk
Part IV
Bridget Hutter, LSE, UK CCCB-1 TG04_01D
TG04 Sociology of Risk and Uncertainty
Session 07D: Risk and Health
and Illness: Part IV
Andy Alaszewski, CHSS, University
of Kent, UK
CCCB-2
TG04_07D
TG04 Sociology of Risk and Uncertainty
Session 13B: Joint session of
TG04 and RC38: Biographical
Coping with Risk and Uncertainty
Part II
Jens Zinn, University of Kent,
UK
UB-FP-0.3
TG04_13B
TG04 Sociology of Risk and Uncertainty
Session 15: The Everyday Management
of Risk and Edgework
Stephen Lyng, Carthage College,
USA
CCCB-Mirador
TG04_15
Working Groups
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
WG01 Local Global Relations
WG03 The body in the social
sciences
WG03 The body in the social
sciences
Session 01: Opportunities and
prospects of sustainable development
in the conditions of globalization
Session 04: Joint session by
RC13 and WG03: Body and nature
in leisure
Session 02: Social mind and locative
technologies: The bodily
borders
Henry Teune, University of
Pennsylvania, USA
Bianca Maria Pirani, University
of Roma 'La Sapienza',
Italy and Veena Sharma,
Veena Sharma, India
Bianca Maria Pirani, Faculty of
Sociology, University of Roma
‘La Sapienza’ and Roberto Cipriani,
University of Roma Tre,
Italy
URL-FCB-A304
UB-FP-4.2
UB-FP-0.2
WG01_01
JS_WG03_RC13_04
WG03_02
WG06 Social Indicators
Session 03: Comparative Social
Indicators for Public Policies –
Europe
Wolfgang Glatzer, University of
Frankfurt, Germany
UB-FPGH-407
WG06_03
Saturday, September 6, 13:30-14:30
Research Committee
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
RC24 Environment and society Session 25: Business Meeting
Ralph Matthews University of
British Columbia
UB-FPGH-403
RC24_25BM
LOCATIONS: Facultat de Filosofia, Geografia i Història UB-FPGH, Edifici Rambla Universidad Pompeu Fabra UPF-RB, Universitat Ramon Llull URL-FCB, Palau
de Congressos de la Fira de Barcelona PCFB, Facultat de Filologia UB-FP Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona CCCB, Edificio Històric de la UB UB-HB
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Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Ad Hoc Sessions
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
Ad Hoc Session Visual Sociology
Session 03: Sociocultural Locus
of the Visual
Elena Iarskaia-Smirnova, Saratov
State Technical University,
Russia
UB-FP-3.1
Ad Visual_03
Junior Sociologists’ Network:
“Unconventional ways of doing
research”
Session 03: “Sociology on the
outside: social intervention and
visual“
Yuriy Savelyev National University
of Kyiv, Ukraine
UB-FPGH-309
JSN_03
Research Committees
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
RC02 Sociological research and
public debate on the economy
and society
Session 03: Varieties of Capitalist
Gender Regimes
Monika Goldmann, SfS and University
Dortmund, Germany and
Karen Shire, University Duisburg-Essen,
Germany
UB-FPGH-211
RC02_03
RC04 Sociology of Education
Session 03A: Accountability, Lawrence J. Saha, The Australian
National University, Standards, and Teachers Part I
Australia
URL-FCB-A301
RC04A_03
RC04 Sociology of Education
RC04 Sociology of Education
RC05 Racism, Nationalism and
Ethnic Relations
RC05 Racism, Nationalism and
Ethnic Relations
Session 04A: Accountability for
and by Whom? Standards for
and by Whom?: Determining
Standards Part I
Session 08A: Access, Quality
and Sustainability in Educational
Reform: Challenges, Possibilities
and the Way Forward: Stability
and Tranformations Part I
Session 06: Confronting racism
and redressing inequality: Sociologists
and the public policy
agenda - Social Movements,
Social Agency and the Role of
the Sociologist Part II
Round table 1: Settlers, Natives,
Immigrants: Reasonable Accommodation
in divided societies
A. Gary Dworkin, Sociology, The
University of Houston, Houston,
Texas, USA
Shaheeda Essack, National Department
of Education, Pretoria,
Republic of South Africa
Peter Ratcliffe, University of
Warwick, UK
Natividad Gutierrez Chong, National
University of Mexico,
UNAM, Mexico
URL-FCB-A302
URL-FCB-A303
UB-FP-4.1
UB-FP-1.3
RC04A_04
RC04A_08
RC05_06
RC05_Round Table_01
RC07 Futures Research
Session 05: Comparative Research
on Religious Values and
Symbolism
Reimon Bachika, Kyoto, Japan UB-FPGH-208 RC07_05
RC07 Futures Research
RC09 Social Transformations
and Sociology of Development
RC09 Social Transformations
and Sociology of Development
Session 07: Joint session of
RC07 and RC48: Social Movements
and Alternative Futures
Session 04: Human Rights Paradigms
and Movements: Third
World Perspectives and Challenges
I
Session 11: Understanding Postsocialist
Transformations: The
Role of New Actors and New
Institutions
Mark Herkenrath, U Zurich,
Switzerland and Racquel Sosa,
UNAM, Mexico
Peter Chua, San José State
University
Nina Bandelj, University of California,
Irvine, USA
UB-FPGH-207
UB-FPGH-221
UB-FPGH-222
RC07_07
RC09_04
RC09_11
LOCATIONS: Facultat de Filosofia, Geografia i Història UB-FPGH, Edifici Rambla Universidad Pompeu Fabra UPF-RB, Universitat Ramon Llull URL-FCB, Palau
de Congressos de la Fira de Barcelona PCFB, Facultat de Filologia UB-FP Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona CCCB, Edificio Històric de la UB UB-HB
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RC02 Sociological research and
public debate on the economy
and society
RC02 Sociological research and
public debate on the economy
and society
RC04 Sociology of Education
Session 08: Welfare and Gender
Regimes in Comparative Capitalisms
Session 02: Open Session
Karen Shire, University Duisburg-Essen,
Germany
Alexius Anthony Pereira, National
University of Singapore, Singapore
and Sylvia Walby, Lancaster University,
UK
Session 02B: High-Stakes Testing:
The Persistence of Inequa-
A. Gary Dworkin, The University
of Houston, USA
lities Part II
UB-FPGH-209
UB-FPGH-211
URL-FCB-A301
RC02_08
RC02_02
RC04A_02
RC04 Sociology of Education
Session 07A: Immigration, Education,
and Inequality Part I
Jaap Dronkers, European University
Institute, Italy
URL-FCB-A303
RC04A_07
RC04 Sociology of Education
Session 02B: High-Stakes Testing:
The Persistence of Inequa-
A. Gary Dworkin, The University
of Houston, USA
lities Part II
URL-FCB-A301
RC04B_02
RC04 Sociology of Education
Session 05C: Education for all:
Access and Democratization of
Education Part III
Antonio Teodoro, Lusophone
University, Portugal
URL-FCB-A302
RC04C_05
RC05 Racism, Nationalism and
Ethnic Relations
RC05 Racism, Nationalism and
Ethnic Relations
Session 02: Joint Session of RC05 Ann Denis, University of Ottawa,
and RC32: Women, Intersectionality Canada and Sirma Bilge, Université
de Montréal, Canada;
and Diasporas: Negotiating identity,
negotiating family dynamics in the Chair: Sirma Bilge, Université de
Diaspora Part II
Montréal, Canada
Session 05: Confronting racism and
redressing inequality: Sociologists
and the public policy agenda - Policies,
Politics and Social Change Part
I
Peter Ratcliffe, University of
Warwick, UK
UB-FP-0.1
UB-FP-4.1
RC05_02
RC05_05
RC07 Futures Research
Session 02: New Trends in Globalization
II
Jan Nedverveen Pieterse, UIUC,
USA
UB-FPGH-208
RC07_02
RC07 Futures Research
Session 06: Joint session of RC07
and RC48: New Media, Social Movements,
and Democracy
Markus S. Schulz, USA and
Benjamín Tejerina, U Basque
Country, Spain
UB-FPGH-207
RC07_06
RC07 Futures Research
Session 10: New Approaches in
Interdisplinary Perspective
Hermilio Santos, PUCRS, Brazil UB-FPGH-206 RC07_10
RC09 Social Transformations
and Sociology of Development
RC09 Social Transformations
and Sociology of Development
RC10 Participation, Organizational
Democracy and Self-Management
RC10 Participation, Organizational
Democracy and Self-Management
Session 03: Transformations of
Social Inequality and Globalization
II
Session 10: Understanding Economic
Transformations in Postsocialism
Joint Session 02 of RC10 and RC51:
Representation, Accountability and
Sustainable Futures, Part I
Session 01: Participation, selfmanagement
and organizational
democracy in the public and in
the private sphere: changes/decline
and their root causes
Ulrike Schuerkens, École des
Hautes Études en Sciences, Sociales,
Paris, France
Nina Bandelj, University of California,
Irvine, USA
Janet McIntyre, Flinders University,
Australia
Francesco Garibaldo, Fondazione
Instituto per il Lavoro, Italy, Isabel Da
Costa, Ecole Normale Supérieure de
Cachan, France and Vera Vratusa-
Zunjic, University of Belgrade, Serbia
UB-FPGH-221
UB-FPGH-222
UB-FPGH-306
UB-FPGH-219
RC09_03
RC09_10
JS_RC10_RC51_02
RC10_01
RC11 Sociology of Ageing
Joint Session 03A of RC11 and
RC53: New perspectives on intergenerational
relations
Doris Bühler-Niederberger, University
of Wuppertal, Germany and Andreas
Hoff, University of Oxford, UK
UB-FPGH-310
JSA_RC11_RC53_03
RC11 Sociology of Ageing
Session 07: Care-giving in later
life
Ingrid Connidis, University of
Western Ontario, Canada
UB-FPGH-308
RC11_07
LOCATIONS: Facultat de Filosofia, Geografia i Història UB-FPGH, Edifici Rambla Universidad Pompeu Fabra UPF-RB, Universitat Ramon Llull URL-FCB, Palau
de Congressos de la Fira de Barcelona PCFB, Facultat de Filologia UB-FP Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona CCCB, Edificio Històric de la UB UB-HB
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RC11 Sociology of Ageing
Session 07: Care-giving in later
life
Ingrid Connidis, University of
Western Ontario, Canada
UB-FPGH-308
RC11_07
RC11 Sociology of Ageing
Session 08: Methodological advancement
of gerontological research
Lars Andersson, National Institute
for the Study of Ageing and
Later Life (NISAL), Linköping
University, Sweden
UB-FPGH-311
RC11_08
RC12 Sociology of Law
Session 03: The Construction of
Legal Justice in an Era of Constitutional
Changes
Alberto Febbrajo, University of
Macerata, Italy
UB-FP-2.3
RC12_03
RC13 Sociology of Leisure
Session 14: Joint session of
RC13 and RC30: Leisure and
work dichotomy in contemporary
society: Does it exist?
Diane Gabrielle Tremblay, Université
du Québec à Montréal,
Canada, Luiz Octavio de Lima
Camargo, Centro Universitario
SENAC, Sao Paulo, Brazil
UB-FPGH-404
JS_RC13_RC30_14
RC13 Sociology of Leisure
Bianca Maria Pirani, University
Session 05: Joint session of
of Roma La Sapienza, Italy,
RC13 and WG03: Body and nature
in leisure
Veena Sharma, Prajna Foundation,
New Delhi, India
UB-FP-4.2
JS_RC13_WG03_05
RC14 Thematic Sessions
Session 02A: Communication
technologies: identities Part I
C. Constantopoulou, Panteion
University, Greece
UB-FPGH-203
RC14_02A
RC14 Thematic Sessions
Session 05: Réalisations technologiques
et espaces publics
contemporains
A. Paparizos, Univ. Panteion UB-FPGH-410 RC14_05
RC17 Sociology of Organization
Session 03: The ethics of management
power and the power of
management ethics in changing
times
Stewart Clegg, UTS, Sydney,
Australia)
UB-FPGH-411
RC17_03
RC18 Political Sociology
Session 02: The enduring impact
of class and religion in contemporary
party politics. Part II
Paolo Bellucci, Università di
Siena
UPF-RB-222
RC18_02
RC21 Regional and Urban Development
RC21 Regional and Urban Development
Session 04: Transformations in
Urban Politics: Comparing urban
development strategies: culture,
environment & McKinsey Part IV
Session 14: The Creative City
and Social Innovation Part I
Margit Mayer, Free University of
Berlin, Germany
Serena Vicari, University of Milano-Bicocca,
Italy & Montserrat
Pareja Eastaway, University of
Barcleona, Spain
UB-FPGH-405
UB-FPGH-204
RC21_04
RC21_14
RC21 Regional and Urban Development
Session 23: Transnational Migration
and Local Economies:
Comparative
Junko Tajima, Hosei University,
Japan, Luis Garzon, Universitat Rovira
i Virgili, Spain, Eduardo Barberis,
Università di Urbino “Carlo Bo”, Italy
UB-FPGH-305
RC21_23
RC22 Sociology of Religion
Session 01B: Secular states,
civil and religious freedoms Part
II
Roberto Blancarte, El Colegio
de México, Mexico
UB-FPGH-302
RC22_01B
RC22 Sociology of Religion
Session 03B: Ethnicity, religiosity
and beliefs in contemporary
world Part II
Daniel Gutierrez-Martinez, El
Colegio Mexiquense, Mexico
UB-FPGH-303
RC22_03B
RC23 Sociology of science and
technology
RC23 Sociology of science and
technology
Session 02A: Science, Technology
and Innovation for the Development
of Third World Countries. Will the-
Young Ones Join? Part I
Judith Zubieta, Instituto de Investigaciones
Sociales, Universidad
Nacional Autonoma de
Mexico, Mexico
Session 14B. Challenges and Changes
in Universities and Public Research
Organisations for the 21st
Luis Sanz-Menendez, CSIC-IPP,
Century: Evaluation, Research and
Spain
Careers, Part II
URL-FCB-A400
URL-FCB-A415
RC23_02A
RC23_14B
LOCATIONS: Facultat de Filosofia, Geografia i Història UB-FPGH, Edifici Rambla Universidad Pompeu Fabra UPF-RB, Universitat Ramon Llull URL-FCB, Palau
de Congressos de la Fira de Barcelona PCFB, Facultat de Filologia UB-FP Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona CCCB, Edificio Històric de la UB UB-HB
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RC34 Sociology of Youth
Session 03B: Youth theories and
public debates for the XXI century
Helena Helve, University of Kuopio,
Finland and Vinod Chandra,
JNPG College, Lucknow, India
URL-FCB-A102
RC34_03B
RC35 Conceptual and Terminological
Analysis
Session 03: Conceptualizing
Reflexivity: Reframing the Problem
of Order for the Global Era
David Strecker, Friedrich-Schiller-University
Jena, Germany
UPF-RB-219
RC35_03
RC36 Alienation Theory and Research
Session 01C: Migration, Alienation,
and Schooling Part III
Gerhard Schutte, University of
Wisconsin-Parkside, WI, USA
UB-FP -3.3
RC36_01C
RC36 Alienation Theory and Research
Session 02C: Theorizing challenges
of cultural citizenship
Part III
Hans Petter Sand, Agder University,
Norway
UB-FP -3.4
RC36_02C
Session 06: From the Workplace
RC36 Alienation Theory and Researcpool,
UK
Matt David, University of Liver-
to Cyberspace: Situating Alienation
in the 21st Century
UB-FP -4.3
RC36_06
RC37 Sociology of Arts
Session 01C: Joint session of
RC37 and RC14: Cultural Resistance
to Rationalization, Part III
Jeffrey A. Halley, University of
Texas, USA
UB-FPGH-304
JS_RC37_RC14_01C
RC37 Sociology of Arts
Session 05A: Taste as an Activity,
Part I
Antoine Hennion, ENSMP,
France
UB-FPGH-210
RC37_05A
RC37 Sociology of Arts
Session 05A: Taste as an Activity,
Part I
Antoine Hennion, ENSMP,
France
UB-FPGH-210
RC37_05A
RC38 Biography and society
Session 04: Turning points in
biographical theory and analysis,
Part I
Feiwel Kupferberg, Malmo University,
Sweden
UB-FP -1.4
RC38_04
RC41 Sociology of Population
Session 02: The Persistence of
Subreplacement Fertility, Age
Structure and Public Policy
Bali Ram, Statistics Canada,
Canada
UPF-RB-119
RC41_02
RC41 Sociology of Population
Session 08: Open Session
Encarnacion Aracil, Universidad
Complutense, Spain
UPF-RB-120
RC41_08
RC42 Social psychology
Session 04: Identity and Social
Inequality, Part II
Jan E. Stets and Peter J. Burke,
University of California, Riverside,
USA
UB-FP-2.4
RC42_04
RC42 Social psychology
Session 04: Identity and Social
Inequality, Part II
Jan E. Stets and Peter J. Burke,
University of California, Riverside,
USA
UB-FP-2.4
RC42_04
RC43 Housing and Inclusive
Communities
Session 05: Age, Gender, and
Race Housing Issues
Ted Koebel, Virginia Tech, USA URL-FCB-A202 RC43_05
RC44 Labor Movements
Session 03A: Work Restructuring
& New Union Strategies
Part I
Edward Webster, University of
the Witwatersrand
UPF-RB-109
RC44_03A
RC44 Labor Movements
Session 03B: European Labor.
Part II
Richard Hyman, London School
of Economics
UPF-RB-117
RC44_03B
RC45 Rational Choice
Session 01: Revisiting Rationality
Hanno Scholtz, Universität Zürich,
Switzerland
UB-FPGH-209
RC45_01
LOCATIONS: Facultat de Filosofia, Geografia i Història UB-FPGH, Edifici Rambla Universidad Pompeu Fabra UPF-RB, Universitat Ramon Llull URL-FCB, Palau
de Congressos de la Fira de Barcelona PCFB, Facultat de Filologia UB-FP Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona CCCB, Edificio Històric de la UB UB-HB
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RC46 Clinical sociology
Session 04: RC 46 Business
Meeting
UB-FPGH-220
RC46_04BM
RC47 Social Classes and Social
Movements
Session 04: Movements and
conflicts 2
Paola Rebughini, University of
Milan, Milan, Italy.
Emanuele Toscano, Cadis
Ehess, Paris, France
UB-FPGH-307
RC47_04
RC48 Social Movements, Collective
Action and Social
Change
Session 03: Democratization,
Political Institutions and Social
Movements in Latin America
Part I
Benjamín Tejerina, University of
the Basque Country, Spain
UB-FPGH-205
RC48_03
RC48 Social Movements, Collective
Action and Social
Change
Session 09: Joint Session of
RC07 and RC48: Vision, persuasion
and power
Mark Herkenrath, U. Zurich,
Switzerland and Hannah Neumann,
Technical University of Ilmenan,
Germany
UB-FPGH-207
RC48_09
RC49 Mental health and illness
RC49 Mental health and illness
Session 03: Upcoming challenges
and new approaches in
mental disorder prevention and
health promotion
Session 03: Upcoming challenges
and new approaches in
mental disorder prevention and
health promotion
Judith Boardman, Health & Education
Services, USA and Reinhold
Kilian, University of Ulm,
Germany
Judith Boardman, Health & Education
Services, USA and Reinhold
Kilian, University of Ulm,
Germany
UB-FP-2.2
UB-FP-2.2
RC49_03
RC49_03
Thematic Groups
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
WG03 The body in the social
sciences
Session 03: Dancing bodies in
cyberspace
Thomas Spence Smith, University
of Rochester, USA and Tatiana
Mazali, Polytechnic of
Turin – Cinema and Communication
Engineering
UB-FP-0.2
WG03_03
WG03 The body in the social
sciences
Session 08: Transsexual and
transgender bodies: Technological
and socio-cultural distinctions
between transgender and University, Washington, DC, US
Salvador Vidal Ortiz, American
transsexual experience and meaning
making
UB-FP-0.3
WG03_08
WG06 Social Indicators
Session 04: Social Indicators for
Public Policies - Asia and Latin
America
Ferran Casas, Facultat de Ciències
Econòmiques i Empresarials,
Universitat de Girona,
Spain
UB-FPGH-407
WG06_04
LOCATIONS: Facultat de Filosofia, Geografia i Història UB-FPGH, Edifici Rambla Universidad Pompeu Fabra UPF-RB, Universitat Ramon Llull URL-FCB, Palau
de Congressos de la Fira de Barcelona PCFB, Facultat de Filologia UB-FP Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona CCCB, Edificio Històric de la UB UB-HB
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Working Groups
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
WG03 The body in the social
sciences
Session 03: Dancing bodies in
cyberspace
Thomas Spence Smith, University
of Rochester, USA and Tatiana
Mazali, Polytechnic of
Turin – Cinema and Communication
Engineering
UB-FP-0.2
WG03_03
WG03 The body in the social
sciences
Session 08: Transsexual and
transgender bodies: Technological
and socio-cultural distinctions
between transgender and University, Washington, DC, US
Salvador Vidal Ortiz, American
transsexual experience and meaning
making
UB-FP-0.3
WG03_08
WG06 Social Indicators
Session 04: Social Indicators for
Public Policies - Asia and Latin
America
Ferran Casas, Facultat de Ciències
Econòmiques i Empresarials,
Universitat de Girona,
Spain
UB-FPGH-407
WG06_04
Saturday, September 6, 17:30-18:30
Research Committee
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
RC38 Biography and society
Business Meeting - RC38 Biography
and Society
Brian Roberts, University of Glamorgan,
UK
UB-FP -1.4
RC38_BM
Saturday, September 6, 18:00-20:00
Ad Hoc Session
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
Ad Hoc Revistas
Session 01: Las problemáticas
de las revistas de Ciencias Sociales
en Iberoamérica
Alicia Itatí Palermo, Asociación
Latinoamericana de Sociología,
Argentina, Rafael Martínez Nestares,
Instituto de Estudios Iberoamericanos,
Venezuela and
Felipe Centelles Bollos, Universidad
de Castilla, España
CCCB-Mirador
Ad Revistas_01
LOCATIONS: Facultat de Filosofia, Geografia i Història UB-FPGH, Edifici Rambla Universidad Pompeu Fabra UPF-RB, Universitat Ramon Llull URL-FCB, Palau
de Congressos de la Fira de Barcelona PCFB, Facultat de Filologia UB-FP Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona CCCB, Edificio Històric de la UB UB-HB
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Common Sessions
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
Common Sessions
Session 04: Sociological analysis
on migrations
Oriol Homs, Local Organizing
Committee, CIREM, Spain
UB-FPGH-Aula Magna
CS_04
Common Sessions
Session 05: Interdisciplinary public
debates and the sociological
perspective
Bert Klandermans, Free University
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
UB-HB-Paraninf
CS_05
Ad Hoc Session
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
Consejo Latinoamericano de
Ciencias Sociales, CLACSO
Session 01: Desigualdad, exclusión
y ciudadanía: visiones
desde el Norte y desde el Sur
Pablo Gentili, Consejo Latinoamericano
de Ciencias Sociales,
Argentina
CCCB-Auditorio
CLASCO_01
Research Committees
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
RC07 Futures Research
Jaime Jimenez, UNAM, Mexico,
Session 12: Joint session of
Hermilio Santos, PUCRS, Brazil,
RC07, RC14 and RC23: Intellectual
Copyright, Digital Inequality,
Markus S. Schulz, USA, Jochen
Glaeser, U Lancaster, UK, and
and Global Hegemony
Jochen.Glaser
URL-FCB-A101
RC07_12
RC07 Futures Research
Session 15: Joint session of Solange Simoes, Eastern Michigan
University, USA and Radha-
RC07, RC04, RC23 and RC32:
Gender, Science, Technology, many Sooryamoorthy, U
Innovation, and the Future KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
URL-FCB-A102
RC07_15
RC11 Sociology of Ageing
Session 11: Informal support
provided for/by older people
Anne Martin-Matthews, University
of British Columbia, Canada
UB-FPGH-308
RC11_11
RC11 Sociology of Ageing
Session 12: Health in later life
Hélène Thomas, Institute of Political
Studies Aix-en-Provence,
France
UB-FPGH-311
RC11_12
RC14 Thematic Sessions
Session 08: Joint Sessions of
RC 14, RC32, and RC30: Transformation
in Communication and
M. Abraham, Hofstra University,
USA
Work: The Cultural Construction
and Reconstruction of Gender
UB-FPGH-Sala Gran
JS_RC14_RC30_RC32
RC21 Regional and Urban Development
Session 05: State-Led Gentrification
and Mixing Policies: Implications
for the Urban Middle
Class and the (Ethnic) Poor Part
I
Jan Willem Duyvendak, University
of Amsterdam, The Netherlands
UB-FPGH-405
RC21_05
RC21 Regional and Urban Development
Session 16: Urban Sustainability:
Process and Form Part I
Roger Keil, University of York,
Canada and Jesus Vicens, University
of Barcelona, Spain
UB-FPGH-204
RC21_16
LOCATIONS: Facultat de Filosofia, Geografia i Història UB-FPGH, Edifici Rambla Universidad Pompeu Fabra UPF-RB, Universitat Ramon Llull URL-FCB, Palau
de Congressos de la Fira de Barcelona PCFB, Facultat de Filologia UB-FP Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona CCCB, Edificio Històric de la UB UB-HB
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RC22 Sociology of Religion
Session 06B: Religious conversion
Part II
Esmeralda Sanchez, University
of Santo Tomas, Philippines
UB-FPGH-303
RC22_06B
RC22 Sociology of Religion
Session 07A: Religious publics,
social capital and diasporas Part
I
Afe Adogame, University of
Edinburgh, UK
UB-FPGH-302
RC22_07A
RC23 Sociology of science and
technology
RC24 Environment and society
Session 09: Joint Session of
RC07, RC14 and RC23: Intellectual
Copyright, Digital Inequality,
and Global Hegemony.
Session 27: Joint session 03 of
RC24, Rc13 and RC50: Leisure,
Tourism and Environment. Part
II
Jochen Gläser, ESRC Centre for
the Economic and Social Aspects
of Genomics (Cesagen),
Lancaster University, United
Kingdom and Hermilio Santos,
Depatment of Social Science,
PUCRS, Brazil
Organiser: Ishwar Modi, India International
Institute of Social
Sciences "The Universe", Jaipur,
India; Chairs: Raymond Murphy,
University of Ottawa, Canada,
Jaap Lengkeek, University of
Wageningen, The Netherlands
and Jan te Kloeze, WICE, The
Netherlands
URL-FCB-A101
UB-FPGH-Sala Gran
RC23_09
RC24_27
RC32 Women In Society
Joint Session 05 of RC04,
RC07, RC23 and RC32: Gender,
Science, Technology and Innovation,
and the Future
Solange Simões, Eastern Michigan
University, USA and Radhamany
Sooryamoorthy, University
KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
URL-FCB-A102
JS_RC04_RC07_RC23_RC32_
05
RC32 Women In Society
Christiana Constantopoulou,
Joint Session 03 of RC14, RC32
Panteion University, Greece,
and RC30: Transformation in
Margaret Abraham, Hofstra University,
USA and Diane Gabrielle
Communication and Work: The
Cultural Construction and Reconstruction
of Gender
Tremblay, Tele-Universite, Canada
UB-FPGH-Sala Gran
JS_RC14_RC30_RC32_03
RC35 Conceptual and Terminological
Analysis
Session Business Meeting UPF-RB-219 RC35_BM
RC37 Sociology of Arts
Session 05B: The Lesson of
Great Amateurs and Fans, Part
II
Antoine Hennion, ENSMP,
France
UB-FPGH-210
RC37_05B
Special Session
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
Special Sessions
Dialogue Around Alain Touraine's
Penser Autrement
Michel Wieviorka, CADIS,
EHESS, France
CCCB-Vestibulo
SS_Touraine
LOCATIONS: Facultat de Filosofia, Geografia i Història UB-FPGH, Edifici Rambla Universidad Pompeu Fabra UPF-RB, Universitat Ramon Llull URL-FCB, Palau
de Congressos de la Fira de Barcelona PCFB, Facultat de Filologia UB-FP Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona CCCB, Edificio Històric de la UB UB-HB
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Thematic Groups
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
TG04 Sociology of Risk and Uncertainty
Session 02B: The Morality of
Risk - Risk Moralities, Other Issues
on Risk and Morality Part II
Johannes Brinkmann, Norwegian
School of Management,
Norway
CCCB-1
TG04_02B
TG04 Sociology of Risk and Uncertainty
Session 08B: Social Work and
Risk II Part II
Jo Warner, University of Kent,
UK
CCCB-2
TG04_08B
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Ad Hoc Sessions
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
Ad Hoc Session Visual Sociology
Session 04: Collecting Visual
Data and Methods of Analysis
Part II
EJ Milne, University of Bradford,
UK
UB-FP-3.1
Ad Visual_04
Junior Sociologists’ Network:
“Unconventional ways of doing
research”
Session 04: Institutionally backed
forms of unconventional research.
The example of
Maestría in Social Psychology of
Groups, Universidad Autónoma
Metropolitana-Xochimilco, México
Wiebke Keim Freiburg University,
Switzerland
UB-FPGH-309
JSN_04
Research Committees
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
RC02 Sociological research and
public debate on the economy
and society
Session 04: The Knowledge
Economy
Susan Durbin, University of the
West of England and Jennifer
Tomlinson, University of Leeds,
UK
UB-FPGH-211
RC02_04
RC04 Sociology of Education
Session 03B: Accountability, Lawrence J. Saha, The Australian
National University, Standards, and Teachers Part II
Australia
URL-FCB-A301
RC04B_03
RC04 Sociology of Education
Session 08B: Access, Quality
and Sustainability in Educational
Reform: Challenges, Possibilities
and the Way Forward: Does Shaheeda Essack, National Department
of Education, Pretoria,
Increased Access Lead to Increased
Participation and Equity in Republic of South Africa
Secondary Schools?– Contesting
the Myth of Education for All
Part II
URL-FCB-A302
RC04B_08
RC05 Racism, Nationalism and
Ethnic Relations
Session 08: Generations of Migration:
Inequality and Belonging
Part I
Zlatko Skrbis, The University of
Queensland, Australia and Loretta
Baldassar, University of
Western Australia, Australia
UB-FP-4.1
RC05_08
LOCATIONS: Facultat de Filosofia, Geografia i Història UB-FPGH, Edifici Rambla Universidad Pompeu Fabra UPF-RB, Universitat Ramon Llull URL-FCB, Palau
de Congressos de la Fira de Barcelona PCFB, Facultat de Filologia UB-FP Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona CCCB, Edificio Històric de la UB UB-HB
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RC07 Futures Research
Session 04: Joint session of
RC07 and RC16: The Role of
“Future” in Sociological Theorizing
Elisa P. Reis, UFRJ, Brazil and
Markus S. Schulz, USA
UB-FPGH-208
RC07_04
RC09 Social Transformations
and Sociology of Development
RC09 Social Transformations
and Sociology of Development
Joint session 03 of RC13 and
RC09: Leisure, social transformations
and development
Joint session 01 of TG02 and
RC09: Multiple Modernities, Sociology
of Development, and
Postcolonial Studies I
Ishwar Modi, India International
Institute of Social Sciences, Jaipur,
India and Frederick Wherry,
University of Michigan, USA
Ulrike Schuerkens, École des
Hautes Études en Sciences, Sociales,
Paris, France and and
Willfried Spohn, Universität
Konstanz, Germany
UB-FPGH-405
UB-FPGH-408
JS_RC09_RC13_03
JS_RC09_TG02
RC09 Social Transformations
and Sociology of Development
Session 05: The State and Development
I
Roberts, Colorado College, USA UB-FPGH-221 RC09_05
RC09 Social Transformations
and Sociology of Development
Session 12: Constructing the
Cultural Wealth of Nations
Nina Bandelj, University of California,
Irvine, USA and Frederick
Wherry, University of Michigan,
USA
UB-FPGH-222
RC09_12
RC10 Participation, Organizational
Democracy and Self-Management
Joint Session 04A of RC10 and
RC32: The Challenges of women's
participation/exclusion in public
and private contexts, Part I
Esther Ngan-ling Chow, American
University, USA
UB-FP-2.1
JSA_RC10_RC32_04
RC10 Participation, Organizational
Democracy and Self-Management
Joint Session 05A of RC10 and
RC11: Aging, social exclusion, and
social participation in a globalizing
world: Social exclusion in old age:
multiple disadvantage
Julia Rozanova, University of Alberta,
Canada and Andreas
Hoff, University of Oxford, UK
UB-FPGH-305
JSA_RC10_RC11_05
RC10 Participation, Organizational
Democracy and Self-Management
Joint Session 04B of RC10 and
RC32: The Challenges of Women’s
Participation/Exclusion in
Social Movements Part II
Michal Palgi, The Max Stern
Academic College of Emek Yezreel,
Israel
UB-FP-2.1
JSB_RC10_RC32_04
RC10 Participation, Organizational
Democracy and Self-Management
Session 03: Participation reconsidered:
Its conceptual meaning,
ideology and practice under a
new light
Litsa Nicolaou-Smokoviti, University
of Piraeus, Greece
UB-FPGH-219
RC10_03
RC11 Sociology of Ageing
Joint Session 01A of RC11 and
RC10: Social exclusion in old
age: multiple disadvantage
Julia Rozanova, University of Alberta,
Canada and Andreas
Hoff, Oxford Institute of Ageing,
University of Oxford, UK
UB-FPGH-305
JSA_RC10_RC11_01
RC11 Sociology of Ageing
Session 13: Intergenerational
transfers and social networks in
later life
Lucie Vidovicova, Masaryk University,
Czech Republic
UB-FPGH-308
RC11_13
RC11 Sociology of Ageing
Session 14: Older migrants: Migrants
growing old and migrating
pensioners
Elena Bastida, University of
Texas-Panamerican, USA
UB-FPGH-311
RC11_14
RC12 Sociology of Law
Session 05: New Paradigmatic
Dimensions of Legal Justice:
Insights from System Theory
Rufat Guliyev, Azerbaijan Academy
of Public Administration,
Azerbaijan
UB-FP-2.3
RC12_05
LOCATIONS: Facultat de Filosofia, Geografia i Història UB-FPGH, Edifici Rambla Universidad Pompeu Fabra UPF-RB, Universitat Ramon Llull URL-FCB, Palau
de Congressos de la Fira de Barcelona PCFB, Facultat de Filologia UB-FP Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona CCCB, Edificio Històric de la UB UB-HB
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RC13 Sociology of Leisure
Ishwar Modi, India International
Session 02: Joint session of
Institute of Social Sciences, Jaipur,
India, Frederick F. Wherry,
RC13 and RC09: Leisure, social
transformation and development
University of Michigan, USA
UB-FPGH-405
JS_RC13_RC09_02
RC13 Sociology of Leisure
Session 13A: Joint session of
RC13 and RC24: Leisure, tourism
and environment, Part I
Arthur P.J. Mol, Wageningen
University, Netherlands, Scott
North, Osaka University, Japan
UB-FPGH-404
JS_RC13_RC24_13A
RC14 Thematic Sessions
Session 07: Joint Sessions of
RC14 and RC37: Rationalization
and resistance in the arts, culture
and communication
J. Halley, University of Texas,
USA
UB-FPGH-304
JS_RC14_RC37
RC14 Thematic Sessions
Session 02C: Communication
technologies: political issues
Part III
H. Santos, PUCRS, Brazil UB-FPGH-203 RC14_02C
RC17 Sociology of Organization
Session 05: Devices and Dispositions:
shaping organizational
conduct
Liz McFall, The Open University,
UK
UB-FPGH-411
RC17_05
RC18 Political Sociology
Session 04: The enduring impact
of class and religion in con-
J. Ramon Montero, Universidad
Autonoma, Madrid
temporary party politics. Part IV
UPF-RB-222
RC18_04
RC20 Comparative Sociology
Session 01: Sociology of Elites
Jean-Pascal Daloz, Oxford University,
UK & University of Oslo,
Norway
UPF-RB-120
RC20_01
RC21 Regional and Urban Development
Session 06: State-Led Gentrification
and Mixing Policies: Implications for
the Urban Middle Class and the (Ethnic)
Poor Part II
Marisol García, University of
Barcelona, Spain
UB-FPGH-410
RC21_06
RC21 Regional and Urban Development
Session 17: Urban Sustainability:
Process and Form Part II
Roger Keil, University of York,
Canada and Jesus Vicens, University
of Barcelona, Spain
UB-FPGH-204
RC21_17
RC22 Sociology of Religion
Session 07B: Religious publics,
social capital and diasporas Part
II
Afe Adogame, University of
Edinburgh, UK
UB-FPGH-302
RC22_07B
RC22 Sociology of Religion
Session 08A: Transformation of
church-state relations in Europé
Sinisa Zrinscak, University of
Zagreb, Croatia
UB-FPGH-303
RC22_08A
RC23 Sociology of science and
technology
Session 13A: Panel on Technological
Surveillance and Power
in Everyday Life, Part I
Torin Monahan, School of Justice
& Social Inquiry, Arizona
State University, USA
URL-FCB-A415
RC23_13A
RC24 Environment and society
Organiser: Ishwar Modi, India International
Institute of Social Sciences
Session 26: Joint session 02 of
RC24, RC13 and RC50: Leisure,
Tourism and Environment. Chairs: Arthur P.J. Mol, Wageningen
"The Universe", Jaipur, India;
Part I
University, Netherlands and Scott
North, Osaka University, Japan
UB-FPGH-404
RC24_26
RC24 Environment and society
Session 07: Ecological restoration,
adaptation, and environmental
change
Matthias Gross, Helmholtz Centre
for Environmental Research
– UFZ, Leipzig, Germany
UB-FPGH-402
RC24_07
RC24 Environment and society
Session 18: Environmental organization
for a sustainable future
Seejae Lee, Catholic University,
South Korea
UB-FPGH-403
RC24_18
LOCATIONS: Facultat de Filosofia, Geografia i Història UB-FPGH, Edifici Rambla Universidad Pompeu Fabra UPF-RB, Universitat Ramon Llull URL-FCB, Palau
de Congressos de la Fira de Barcelona PCFB, Facultat de Filologia UB-FP Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona CCCB, Edificio Històric de la UB UB-HB
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RC24 Environment and society
Session 18: Environmental organization
for a sustainable future
Seejae Lee, Catholic University,
South Korea
UB-FPGH-403
RC24_18
RC25 Language & Society
Session 03: Critical Analysis of
Discourses of Stereotyping and
Commonplaces
Erzsébet Barát, University of
Szeged, Hungary
UB-FPGH-212
RC25_03
RC25 Language & Society
Session 10: Making Sexuality &
Gender Meaningful
Jyoti Puri, Simmons College,
United States
UB-FPGH-213
RC25_10
RC25 Language & Society
RC30 Sociology of work
Session 19: Cross Talk in Professional
Spheres, Panel A
Session 04: Industrial Districts
and Territories
Svetlana I. Harnisch, Institute of
Sociology, RAS, Russian Federation
and Amado Alarcó, University
of Rovira & Virgili, Spain
Alfredo Hualde, El Colegio de la
Frontera Norte, Mexico and
Klaus Schmierl, Institut für Sozialwissenschaftliche
Forschung,
München, Germany
UB-FPGH-406
UPF-RB-110
RC25_19
RC30_04
RC30 Sociology of work
Session 10: Globalization and
Work
Delphine Mercier, LEST, France UPF-RB-121 RC30_10
RC30 Sociology of work
Session 13: Work-life issues
Alfredo Hualde, El Colegio de la
Frontera Norte, Mexico
UPF-RB-122
RC30_13
RC32 Women In Society
Joint Session 02A of RC32 and
RC10: The Challenges of Women’s
Participation/Exclusion in
Various Contexts
Esther Ngan-ling Chow, American
University, USA
UB-FP-2.1
JS_RC10_RC32_02A
RC32 Women In Society
Women
Joey Sprague, University of
Kansas, USA and Lin Tan, All
China Women's Federation,
China
UB-FP-1.1
RC32_02A
RC32 Women In Society
RC34 Sociology of Youth
RC34 Sociology of Youth
Session 06B: Women' Work,
Laobr Participation and Development
Session 04A: Youth questions
and public debates
Session 04B: Youth questions
and public debates
Esther Ngan-ling Chow, American
University, USA/ Catherine
Berheide, Skidmore College,
USA
Ngan-pun Ngai, The Chinese
University of Hong Kong, China
and Ani Wierenga, University of
Melbourne, Australia
Ngan-pun Ngai, The Chinese
University of Hong Kong, China
and Ani Wierenga, University of
Melbourne, Australia
UB-FP-1.2
URL-FCB-A101
URL-FCB-A102
RC32_06B
RC34_04A
RC34_04B
RC35 Conceptual and Terminological
Analysis
RC36 Alienation Theory and Research
RC36 Alienation Theory and Research
Session 04: Orientalism, Forgotten
Sociology and Concept Formation
Session 07A: Joint session of
WG03 and RC36: The body as
social icon: Spectacles of the
Body
Session 02D: The Economic,
Philosophical and Psychoanalytic
Manuscripts of 2008 Part IV
Alberto Javier Ribes Leiva, Universidad
Complutense de Madrid,
Spain
Marvin T. Prosono, Missouri
State University, USA and
Bianca Maria Pirani, University
of Roma
Pirkkoliisa Ahponen, University
of Joensuu, Finland
UPF-RB-219
UB-FP-4.2
UB-FP -3.4
RC35_04
JS_RC36_WG03A
RC36_02D
RC37 Sociology of Arts
Session 01D: Joint session of
RC37 and RC14: Rationalization
and Resistance in the Arts, Culture
and Communication, Part IV
Jeffrey A. Halley, University of
Texas, USA
UB-FPGH-304
JS_RC37_RC14_01D
LOCATIONS: Facultat de Filosofia, Geografia i Història UB-FPGH, Edifici Rambla Universidad Pompeu Fabra UPF-RB, Universitat Ramon Llull URL-FCB, Palau
de Congressos de la Fira de Barcelona PCFB, Facultat de Filologia UB-FP Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona CCCB, Edificio Històric de la UB UB-HB
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RC37 Sociology of Arts
Session 06A: Artistic Heritage, Vera Zolberg, The New School,
Emotion and Expertise in Collective
Memory Work, Part I ser University,
USA/ Jan Marontate, Simon Fra-
Canada
UB-FPGH-206
RC37_06A
RC37 Sociology of Arts
Session 08A: Epistemology and
Methodology in the Sociology of
Arts: Challenges for the Twentyfirst
Century, Part I
Paulo Menezes, University of
Sao Paulo, Brazil
UB-FPGH-207
RC37_08A
RC38 Biography and society
Session 05: Turning points in
Feiwel Kupferberg, Malmo University,
Sweden
biographical theory and analysis
Part II
UB-FP -1.4
RC38_05
RC41 Sociology of Population
Session 03: A society for all
ages: Meeting the challenges of
population ageing
Joseph Troisi, University of
Malta, Malta
UPF-RB-119
RC41_03
RC42 Social psychology
Session 05: Groups, Individuals,
and Inequality, Part I
Cecilia Ridgeway, Stanford University,
USA
UB-FP-2.4
RC42_05
RC43 Housing and Inclusive
Communities
Session 03: Housing, Poverty
Issues and the Roles of Government
in Promotion Of Inclusive
Communities, Part I
Ken Gibb, University of Glasgow,
UK
URL-FCB-A202
RC43_03
RC44 Labor Movements
Session 04A: Labor's other?
Karl von Holt, University of the
Witwatersrand
UPF-RB-109
RC44_04A
RC44 Labor Movements
Session 04B: Trade union responses
to labor migration
Donella Caspersz, University of
Western Australia
UPF-RB-117
RC44_04B
RC45 Rational Choice
Session 02: Rationality, Equality, Yoshimichi Sato, Tohoku University,
and Institutions
Japan
UB-FPGH-209
RC45_02
RC46 Clinical sociology
Session 06: Life Stories, Individual
or Collective as a Sociologi-
John Cultiaux, Université Catholique
de Louvain,Belgium
cal Practice
UB-FPGH-220
RC46_06
RC47 Social Classes and Social
Movements
Session 05: East Asian movements
and globalization
Shujiro Yazawa, Seijo University,
Tokyo, Japan
UB-FPGH-307
RC47_05
RC48 Social Movements, Collective
Action and Social
Change
Session 04: Democratization,
Political Institutions and Social
Movements in Latin America
Part II
Benjamín Tejerina, University of
the Basque Country, Spain
UB-FPGH-205
RC48_04
RC49 Mental health and illness
Session 04: Recent studies on
the social epidemiology of mental
illness
Hans-Joachim Salize, Central
Institute of Mental Health, Germany
and Kwabena Poku, University
of Ghana, Ghana
UB-FP-2.2
RC49_04
RC53 Sociology of Childhood
Session 05: Defining childhood
by law
Mirja Satka, University of Jyväskylä,
Finland & Timo Harrikari,
University of Helsinki, Finland
UB-FPGH-401
RC53_05
LOCATIONS: Facultat de Filosofia, Geografia i Història UB-FPGH, Edifici Rambla Universidad Pompeu Fabra UPF-RB, Universitat Ramon Llull URL-FCB, Palau
de Congressos de la Fira de Barcelona PCFB, Facultat de Filologia UB-FP Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona CCCB, Edificio Històric de la UB UB-HB
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Thematic Groups
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
TG02 Historical and Comparative
Sociology
Session 03A: Joint session
TG02 and RC09: Multiple modernities,
sociology of development
and postcolonial studies,
Part I
Ulrike Schuerkens, EHESS,
France and Willfried Spohn,
Free University of Berlin/University
of Konstanz, Germany
UB-FPGH-408
JS_TG02_RC09_03A
TG04 Sociology of Risk and Uncertainty
Session 03: Risks in Financial
Markets
Helena Flam, University of Leipzig,
Germany
CCCB-1
TG04_03
TG04 Sociology of Risk and Uncertainty
Session 09A: Risk and Crime
and Prevention Part I
Hazel Kemshall, De Montfort
University, UK
CCCB-2
TG04_09A
Working Groups
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
WG01 Local Global Relations
Session 03: Rural societies and
rural communities in the global
world
Nataliya Velikaya, Russian State
University for the Humanities,
Russia
URL-FCB-A304
WG01_03
WG03 The body in the social
sciences
WG06 Social Indicators
Session 05: Joint session of
WG03 and RC36: The body as
social icon: Spectacles of the
Body
Marvin T. Prosono, Missouri
State University, USA and
Bianca Maria Pirani, University
of Roma
Mariano Rojas, Facultad Latinoamericana
de Ciencias Sociales
Session 05: The Role of Social
Indicators to Inform Public Policies:
Welfare State and Educa-
and Universidad Popular Autónoma
del Estado de Puebla,
tion
Mexico
UB-FP-4.2
UB-FPGH-407
JS_WG03_RC36_05
WG06_05
Ad Hoc Session
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
Ad Hoc Session Visual Sociology
Session 05: Producing Visual
Data and Methods of Analysis
Part II
Gabry Vanderveen, University of
Leiden, Holland
UB-FP-3.1
Ad Visual_05
Open Debate
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
Open debates
Open Debate 04: Racism and
social justice
Michel Wieviorka, Scientific
Committee, CADIS, EHESS,
France
CCCB-Vestibulo
OD_04
LOCATIONS: Facultat de Filosofia, Geografia i Història UB-FPGH, Edifici Rambla Universidad Pompeu Fabra UPF-RB, Universitat Ramon Llull URL-FCB, Palau
de Congressos de la Fira de Barcelona PCFB, Facultat de Filologia UB-FP Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona CCCB, Edificio Històric de la UB UB-HB
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Research Committees
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
RC02 Sociological research and
Session 05: Economic Sociology
public debate on the economy
as Critique
and society
Andrew Sayer, Lancaster University,
UK
UB-FPGH-211
RC02_05
RC04 Sociology of Education
Session 04B: Accountability for
and by Whom? Standards for
and by Whom?: Who Decides?
Part II
A. Gary Dworkin, Sociology, The
University of Houston, Houston,
Texas, USA
URL-FCB-A301
RC04B_04
RC04 Sociology of Education
Session 07B: Immigration, Education,
and Inequality Part II
Jaap Dronkers, European University
Institute, Italy
URL-FCB-A302
RC04B_07
RC05 Racism, Nationalism and
Ethnic Relations
RC05 Racism, Nationalism and
Ethnic Relations
Session 03: Joint session of
RC05 and RC38: Gender, Biography
and Transnational Practices
Session 09: Generations of Migration:
Inequality and Belonging
Part II
Kathy Davis, University of
Utrecht, The Netherlands and
Helma Lutz, Goethe University
of Frankfurt, Germany
Zlatko Skrbis, The University of
Queensland, Australia and Loretta
Baldassar, University of
Western Australia, Australia
UB-FP-0.1
UB-FP-4.1
RC05_03
RC05_09
RC07 Futures Research
Session 03: Public Sociology,
Policy Making, and Power
Raquel Sosa Elízaga Unam,
Mexico and Markus S. Schulz,
USA
UB-FPGH-208
RC07_03
RC09 Social Transformations
and Sociology of Development
Joint session 02 of TG02 and
RC09: Multiple Modernities, Sociology
of Development, and
Postcolonial Studies II
Ulrike Schuerkens, École des
Hautes Études en Sciences, Sociales,
Paris, France and and
Willfried Spohn, Universität
Konstanz, Germany
UB-FPGH-408
JS_RC09_TG02_02
RC09 Social Transformations
and Sociology of Development
Session 06: The State and Development
II
Wade Roberts, Colorado College,
USA
UB-FPGH-221
RC09_06
RC09 Social Transformations
and Sociology of Development
RC10 Participation, Organizational
Democracy and Self-Management
RC10 Participation, Organizational
Democracy and Self-Management
RC10 Participation, Organizational
Democracy and Self-Management
RC11 Sociology of Ageing
RC11 Sociology of Ageing
Session 13: Converting Cultural
Wealth into Economic Capital
Session 03: Participation reconsidered:
Its conceptual meaning,
ideology and practice under a
new light
Joint Session 06 of RC10, RC48
and RC36: Overcoming alienation;
democratic mobilizations in
a global age
Joint Session 05B of RC10 and
RC11: Aging, social exclusion,
and social participation in a globalizing
world: Varying levels of
social inclusion strategies for
older people
Joint Session 01B of RC11 and
RC10: Varying levels of social
inclusion strategies for older people
Joint Session 01B of RC11 and
RC10: Varying levels of social
inclusion strategies for older people
Nina Bandelj, University of California,
Irvine, USA and Frederick
Wherry, University of Michigan,
USA
Litsa Nicolaou-Smokoviti, University
of Piraeus, Greece
Knud Jensen, Danish School of
Education, Aarhus University,
Denmark
Julia Rozanova, University of Alberta,
Canada and Andreas
Hoff, University of Oxford, UK
Julia Rozanova, University of Alberta,
Canada and Andreas
Hoff, Oxford Institute of Ageing,
University of Oxford, UK
Julia Rozanova, University of Alberta,
Canada and Andreas
Hoff, Oxford Institute of Ageing,
University of Oxford, UK
UB-FPGH-222
UB-FPGH-219
UB-FP -3.3
UB-FPGH-305
UB-FPGH-305
UB-FPGH-305
RC09_13
RC10_03B
JS_RC10_RC11_06
JSB_RC10_RC11_05
JSB_RC10_RC11_01B
JSB_RC10_RC11_01
LOCATIONS: Facultat de Filosofia, Geografia i Història UB-FPGH, Edifici Rambla Universidad Pompeu Fabra UPF-RB, Universitat Ramon Llull URL-FCB, Palau
de Congressos de la Fira de Barcelona PCFB, Facultat de Filologia UB-FP Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona CCCB, Edificio Històric de la UB UB-HB
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RC11 Sociology of Ageing
Session 15: Older workers and
age-discrimination in the workplace
Lars Andersson, Linköping University,
Sweden
UB-FPGH-308
RC11_15
RC11 Sociology of Ageing
Session 16: Migrant care workers
George Leeson, Oxford Institute
of Ageing, UK
UB-FPGH-311
RC11_16
RC12 Sociology of Law
Session 06: Legal Justice as a
Matter of Professional Expertise
Ralf Rogowski, University of
Warwick, UK
UB-FP-2.3
RC12_06
RC13 Sociology of Leisure
RC13 Sociology of Leisure
Session 13B: Joint session of
RC13 and RC24: Leisure, tourism
and environment, Part II
Session 09: Joint session of
RC13 and RC29: Leisure, deviance
and alienation
Raymond Murphy, University of
Ottawa, Canada, Jan te Kloeze,
Wageningen University , Netherlands
Biko Agozino, University of West
Indies, Trinidad and Tobago,
Alan Law, Trent University, Canada
UB-FPGH-404
UB-FPGH-Sala Gran
JS_RC13_RC24_13B
JS_RC13_RC29_09
RC14 Thematic Sessions
Session 03A: Knowledge, Media
and Art: The Media Construction
of Realityession Part I
Kostenko N. Institute of Sociology,
Ukraine
UB-FPGH-203
RC14_03A
RC17 Sociology of Organization
Session 06: Devices and Dispositions:
shaping organizational
conduct
Liz McFall, The Open University,
UK
UB-FPGH-411
RC17_06
RC18 Political Sociology
Session 05: The enduring impact
of class and religion in contemporary
party politics. Part V
Piero Ignazi, Università di Bologna
UPF-RB-222
RC18_05
RC20 Comparative Sociology
Session 02: Current Research in
Comparative Sociology
Anne Krogstad, University of
Oslo, Norway
UPF-RB-120
RC20_02
RC21 Regional and Urban Development
Session 07: State-Led Gentrification
and Mixing Policies: Implications for
the Urban Middle Class and the (Ethnic)
Poor Part III
Jan Willem Duyvendak, University
of Amsterdam, The Netherlands
and Marisol García,
University of Barcelona, Spain
UB-FPGH-410
RC21_07
RC21 Regional and Urban Development
Session 18: Segregation in A-
Typical Contexts: Segregation
and ethnicity
Jesús Leal, Universidad Complutense
de Madrid & Thomas Maloutas,
University of Thessaly & Greek
National Centre for Social Research
UB-FPGH-204
RC21_18
RC22 Sociology of Religion
Session 08B: Transformation of
church-state relations in Europé
Sinisa Zrinscak, University of
Zagreb, Croatia
UB-FPGH-303
RC22_08B
RC22 Sociology of Religion
Session 09A: Islamism: The
rise of a new enemy? Part I
Riaz Hassan, Flinders University,
Australia
UB-FPGH-302
RC22_09A
RC23 Sociology of science and
technology
RC23 Sociology of science and
technology
Session 13B: Panel on Technological
Surveillance and Power
in Everyday Life, Part II
Session 04: The Role of Industrialized
Countries in the Development
of the Rest of the World
David Lyon, Queens University,
Canada
Jaime Jimenez, Instituto de Investigaciones
en Matematicas Aplicadas
y en Sistemas, Universidad Nacional
Autonoma de Mexico, Mexico
URL-FCB-A415
URL-FCB-A400
RC23_13B
RC23_04
RC24 Environment and society
in the information age
Arthur Mol, Wageningen University,
The Netherlands
UB-FPGH-402
RC24_08
LOCATIONS: Facultat de Filosofia, Geografia i Història UB-FPGH, Edifici Rambla Universidad Pompeu Fabra UPF-RB, Universitat Ramon Llull URL-FCB, Palau
de Congressos de la Fira de Barcelona PCFB, Facultat de Filologia UB-FP Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona CCCB, Edificio Històric de la UB UB-HB
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RC24 Environment and society
Session 19: Community based
movements in a globalizing
world
Hellmuth Lange, University of
Bremen, Germany
UB-FPGH-403
RC24_19
RC25 Language & Society
Session 04: Youth Identities and
Social Justice
Meredith Izon, University of Tasmania,
Australia
UB-FPGH-212
RC25_04
RC25 Language & Society
Session 06: Joint session of
RC25 and TG03: The Discourses
of Ageism and Anti-Ageism
Elisabet Cedersund, Jönköping
University, Sweden and John
Macnicol, London School of
Economics, UK
UB-FPGH-406
JS_RC25_TG03_06
RC04 Sociology of Education
Session 04B: Accountability for
and by Whom? Standards for
and by Whom?: Who Decides?
Part II
A. Gary Dworkin, Sociology, The
University of Houston, Houston,
Texas, USA
URL-FCB-A301
RC04A_04
RC25 Language & Society
Session 18: The Linguistic Federico Farini, University of
Transformation of Public Spaces Modena and Reggio Emilia, Italy
UB-FPGH-404
RC25_18
RC25 Language & Society
Session 12: Indigneous Language
Shifts in Mexico
Roland Terborg, Universidad
Nacional Autónoma de México,
México
UB-FPGH-213
RC25_12
RC26 Sociotechnics, Sociological
Practice
Session 06: Joint Session of
RC26 and RC46: Clinical Sociology,
Sociotechnics and Sociological
Practice: Research
Strategies and Practices
Marie Alderson, Canada and
Maryann Mason, USA
UB-FPGH-220
JS_RC26_RC46_06
RC30 Sociology of work
Session 05: Informal Work
Patrick Gun Cuningham, Autonomous
University of Ciudad
Juarez, Chihuahua, UK / Mexico
UPF-RB-110
RC30_05
RC30 Sociology of work
Session 11: Lifestyles and Work-
Life Issues
Philippe Mossé, LEST, France UPF-RB-121 RC30_11
RC32 Women In Society
Joint Session 02B of RC32 and
Michal Palgi, The Max Stern
RC10: The Challenges of Women’s
Participation/Exclusion in
Academic College of Emek Yezreel,
Israel
Social Movements
UB-FP-2.1
JS_RC10_RC32_02B
RC32 Women In Society
RC32 Women In Society
Joey Sprague, University of
Session 02B: Women, Pedagogy
and Academe: Persistence Abraha, Hofstra University, USA
Kansas, USA, Margaret
and Change
and Esther Ngan-ling Chow,
Session 06C: Informal Dialogue
on Research and Action
American University, USA
Bandana Purkayastha, University
of Connecticut, USA, Lotsmart
Fonjong, Buea University,
Cameroon and Oluyemi Fayomi,
Covenant University, Nigeria
UB-FP-1.1
UB-FP-1.2
RC32_02B
RC32_06C
RC34 Sociology of Youth
Sesssion 05A: Youth questions
and public debates in Europe
Howard Williamson, University
of Cardiff, Walles, UK and Natalia
Wächter, Austrian Institute for
Youth Research, Austria
URL-FCB-A101
RC34_05A
RC34 Sociology of Youth
Sesssion 05B: Youth questions
and public debates in Europe
Howard Williamson, University
of Cardiff, Walles, UK and Natalia
Wächter, Austrian Institute for
Youth Research, Austria
URL-FCB-A102
RC34_05B
LOCATIONS: Facultat de Filosofia, Geografia i Història UB-FPGH, Edifici Rambla Universidad Pompeu Fabra UPF-RB, Universitat Ramon Llull URL-FCB, Palau
de Congressos de la Fira de Barcelona PCFB, Facultat de Filologia UB-FP Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona CCCB, Edificio Històric de la UB UB-HB
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RC35 Conceptual and Terminological
Analysis
RC36 Alienation Theory and Research
Session 05: The sociological
imagination after 1989: How fundamental
are the conceptual
shifts?
Session 07B: Joint session of
WG03 and RC36: The body as
social icon: The Absent Body
Chris Armbruster, Research Network
1989 and Max Planck Society,
Berlin, Germany
Lauren Langman, Loyola University
of Chicago, Chicago, IL,
USA and Bianca Maria Pirani,
University of Roma 'La Sapienza',
Italy
RC36 Alienation Theory and Researclonging
Part I
versity of
Session 04A: The Politics of Be-
Devorah Kalekin-Fishman, Uni-
Haifa
UPF-RB-219
UB-FP-4.2
UB-FP -3.4
RC35_05
JS_RC36_WG03B
RC36_04A
RC37 Sociology of Arts
Session 08B: Epistemology and
Methodology in the Sociology of
Arts: Challenges for the Twentyfirst
Century, Part II
Paulo Menezes, University of
Sao Paulo, Brazil
UB-FPGH-207
RC37_08B
RC38 Biography and society
Joint Session 01 of RC05 and
RC38: Gender, Biography and
Transnational Practices
Kathy Davis, University of
Utrecht, The Netherlands
UB-FP -0.1
JS_RC38_RC05_08
RC38 Biography and society
Session 06: Ethnicity, race, and
minority relations - Transnational
identities
Kathy Davis, Utrecht University,
Netherlands and Lena Inowlocki,
University of Franfurt,
Germany
UB-FP -1.4
RC38_06
RC41 Sociology of Population
Session 04: Youth and population
age-structural change
Rosa María Camarena, Universidad
Nacional Autónoma de
México, Mexico
UPF-RB-119
RC41_04
RC42 Social psychology
Session 06: Groups, Individuals,
and Inequality, Part II
Cecilia Ridgeway, Stanford University,
USA and Robert Shelley
Ohio University, USA
UB-FP-2.4
RC42_06
RC43 Housing and Inclusive
Communities
Session 04: Housing, Poverty
Issues and the Roles of Government
in Promotion Of Inclusive
Communities, Part II
Suzana Pasternak, University of
Sao Paulo, Brazil
URL-FCB-A202
RC43_04
RC44 Labor Movements
Session 05A: Panel discussion,
Transnational Campaigns
Gay Seidman, University of
Massachusetts, Amherst
UPF-RB-109
RC44_05A
RC44 Labor Movements
Session 05B: Work Restructuring
& New Union Strategies
Part II
Jennifer Chun, University of British
Columbia
UPF-RB-117
RC44_05B
RC45 Rational Choice
Session 03: Bargaining, Social
Support, and Health Needs
Georg P. Mueller, University of
Fribourg, Switzerland
UB-FPGH-209
RC45_03
RC46 Clinical sociology
Session 07: Joint session of
RC36 and RC26: Clinical Sociology,
Sociotechnics, and Sociological
Practice: Research
Strategies and Practices
Isabelle Laurin, Direction de la
santé publique, Canada
UB-FPGH-220
JS_RC46_RC26_07
RC47 Social Classes and Social
Movements
Session 06: Latin American localisms
in a global context
Maria da Glória Gohn, UNI-
CAMP, São Paulo, Brazil
UB-FPGH-307
RC47_06
RC48 Social Movements, Collective
Action and Social
Change
Session 05: Debates and Mass
Media in Public Arena
James Goodman, University of
Technology Sydney, Australia
UB-FPGH-205
RC48_05
LOCATIONS: Facultat de Filosofia, Geografia i Història UB-FPGH, Edifici Rambla Universidad Pompeu Fabra UPF-RB, Universitat Ramon Llull URL-FCB, Palau
de Congressos de la Fira de Barcelona PCFB, Facultat de Filologia UB-FP Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona CCCB, Edificio Històric de la UB UB-HB
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RC48 Social Movements, Collective
Action and Social
Change
Session 10: Joint session of
RC10, RC48 and RC36: Overcoming
Alienation: Democratic
Mobilizations in a Global Age
Knud Jensen, Danish School of
Education, Aarhus University,
Denmark
UB-FP-3.3
RC48_10
RC49 Mental health and illness
Session 05: New outcome concepts
in the treatment of mental
illness
Kjeld Høgsbro, Danish Institute
of Governmental Research and
University of Aalborg, Denmark
and Dirk Richter, LWL-Hospital
Muenster, Germany, Berne University
of Applied Sciences,
Switzerland
UB-FP-2.2
RC49_05
RC53 Sociology of Childhood
Session 06: Children in economic
spheres
Jo Moran-Ellis, University of Surrey,
Guildfort, UK
UB-FPGH-401
RC53_06
Thematic Groups
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
TG02 Historical and Comparative
Sociology
Session 03B: Joint session
TG02 and RC09: Multiple modernities,
sociology of development
and postcolonial studies,
Part II
Ulrike Schuerkens, EHESS,
France and Willfried Spohn,
Free University of Berlin/University
of Konstanz, Germany
UB-FPGH-408
JS_TG02_RC09_03B
TG03 Human Rights and Global
Justice
Session 06: Research on Education
and Justice
Karen Clark, University of
Pennsylvania, United States
UB-FPGH-412
TG03_06
TG03 Human Rights and Global
Justice
Joint session 09 of RC25 and
TG03: The Discourses of
Ageism and Anti-Ageism
Elisabet Cedersund, Jönköping
University, Sweden and John
Macnicol, London School of
Economics, UK
UB-FPGH-406
TG03_09
TG04 Sociology of Risk and Uncertainty
Session 09B: Risk and Crime
and Prevention Part II
Hazel Kemshall, De Montfort
University, UK
CCCB-2
TG04_09B
TG04 Sociology of Risk and Uncertainty
Session 04A: Theorizing Risk
Jens O. Zinn, University of Kent,
and Uncertainty I, General Theorizing
and Developments Part
UK
I
CCCB-1
TG04_4A
LOCATIONS: Facultat de Filosofia, Geografia i Història UB-FPGH, Edifici Rambla Universidad Pompeu Fabra UPF-RB, Universitat Ramon Llull URL-FCB, Palau
de Congressos de la Fira de Barcelona PCFB, Facultat de Filologia UB-FP Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona CCCB, Edificio Històric de la UB UB-HB
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Working Groups
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
WG01 Local Global Relations
Session 04: Transformation of
democratic principles in conditions
of European integration: Humanities, Poland
Tatyana Iskra, Pultusk School of
progress or regress
URL-FCB-A304
WG01_04
WG03 The body in the social
sciences
Session 06: Joint session of
WG03 and RC36: The body as
social icon: The Absent Body
Lauren Langman, Loyola University
of Chicago, Chicago, IL,
USA and Bianca Maria Pirani,
University of Roma 'La Sapienza',
Italy
UB-FP-4.2
JS_WG03_RC36_06
WG03 The body in the social
sciences
Session 07: Identités existentielles
et sociétales
Pierre Bouvier, University of
Paris X, Nanterre, France
UB-FP-0.2
WG03_07
WG03 The body in the social
sciences
Session 09: The body: Workshop
of the senses
Sonia Giusti, University of Cassino,
Italy and Floriana Ciccodicola,
University of Cassino, Italy
UB-FP-0.3
WG03_09
WG06 Social Indicators
Session 06: Measuring Sustainability
and Social Capital – Are
Things Getting Better or Worse?
Valerie Møller, Rhodes University,
South Africa
UB-FPGH-407
WG06_06
Sunday, September 7, 13:30-14:30
Research Committees
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
RC07 Futures Research
Session 19: RC07 Business Meeting
UB-FPGH-208
RC07_BM
RC14 Thematic Sessions
Business Meeting
C. Constantopoulou, Panteion
University, Greece
UB-FPGH-203
RC14_BM
RC37 Sociology of Arts
Session 10: Business Meeting
Jeffrey A. Halley, University of
Texas, USA
UB-FPGH-210
RC37_10BM
Working Group
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
WG06 Social Indicators Session 08: Business Meeting UB-FPGH-407 WG06_BM
LOCATIONS: Facultat de Filosofia, Geografia i Història UB-FPGH, Edifici Rambla Universidad Pompeu Fabra UPF-RB, Universitat Ramon Llull URL-FCB, Palau
de Congressos de la Fira de Barcelona PCFB, Facultat de Filologia UB-FP Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona CCCB, Edificio Històric de la UB UB-HB
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Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Ad Hoc Sessions
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
Ad Hoc Session Visual Sociology
Session 06: Visual Sphere: Theoretical
Elaborations
Dennis Zuev, Siberian Federal
University, Russia
UB-FP-3.1
Ad Visual_06
Ad Hoc Theory and Ethnography
across Disciplines
Session 01: Theory and Ethnography
across Disciplines
Susana Narotzky, U Barcelona,
Spain
CCCB-Auditorio
Ad Ethno and Theory_01
Research Committees
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
RC02 Sociological research and
public debate on the economy
and society
Session 06: Transnational Corporations:
Villains or heroes of
globalisation?
Judith Clifton, Universidad de
Cantabria, Spain
UB-FPGH-211
RC02_06
RC04 Sociology of Education
Session 04C: Accountability for
and by Whom? Standards for
and by Whom?: Open Session
Part III
A. Gary Dworkin, Sociology, The
University of Houston, Houston,
Texas, USA
URL-FCB-A302
RC04C_04
RC04 Sociology of Education
Session 08C: Access, Quality
and Sustainability in Educational
Reform: Challenges, Possibilities
and the Way Forward: Repartment
of Education, Pretoria,
Shaheeda Essack, National Deform
in Higher Education – Republic of South Africa
Critical Global Perspectives Part
III
URL-FCB-A301
RC04C_08
RC05 Racism, Nationalism and
Ethnic Relations
Session 07: The Role of Sociologists
in National Conflicts
Nira Yuval-Davis, University of
East London, UK and Avishai
Ehrlich, Mikhlelet Tel-Aviv Jaffa
UB-FP-4.1
RC05_07
RC05 Racism, Nationalism and
Ethnic Relations
Round table 2: Official definitions
of ethnicity: social and political
ramification
Natividad Gutierrez Chong, National
University of Mexico,
UNAM, Mexico
UB-FP-1.3
RC05_Round Table_02
RC07 Futures Research
Session 08: Architecture, Design,
Robots, and the Making of
the Future
Joerg Gleiter, Free U Bozen-Bolzano,
Italy
UB-FPGH-208
RC07_08
RC09 Social Transformations
and Sociology of Development
Session 07: Human Rights Paradigms
and Movements: Third
World Perspectives and Challenges
Peter Chua, San José State
University, USA
UB-FPGH-221
RC09_07
RC10 Participation, Organizational
Democracy and Self-Management
Joint Session 07 of RC10, RC48
and RC36: Overcoming alienation;
democratic mobilizations in
a global age
Knud Jensen, Danish School of
Education Aahus, University,
Copenhagen, Denmark
UB-FP -3.3
JS_RC10_RC11_07
LOCATIONS: Facultat de Filosofia, Geografia i Història UB-FPGH, Edifici Rambla Universidad Pompeu Fabra UPF-RB, Universitat Ramon Llull URL-FCB, Palau
de Congressos de la Fira de Barcelona PCFB, Facultat de Filologia UB-FP Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona CCCB, Edificio Històric de la UB UB-HB
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RC10 Participation, Organizational
Democracy and Self-Management
Joint Session 01 of RC10 and
RC53: Children and young people
- participation or object of
concern?
Heinz Suenker, University of
Wuppertal, Germany
UB-FPGH-401
JS_RC10_RC53_01
RC11 Sociology of Ageing
Joint Session 02 of RC11 and Sara Arber, University of Surrey,
RC13: Leisure and the aging societies
of Waterloo,
UK, Susan M. Shaw, University
Canada
UB-FPGH-306
JS_RC11_RC13_02
RC11 Sociology of Ageing
Session 17: Parenting grandparents
in South Africa, Spain and
Jaco Hoffman, Oxford Institute
the USA - diversities and commonalities;
discourses and de-
of Ageing, Oxford University, UK
bates
UB-FPGH-308
RC11_17
RC11 Sociology of Ageing
Session 18: Retirement and
well-being in an extended working
life
Ian Rees Jones, University of
Wales Bangor, UK
UB-FPGH-311
RC11_18
RC12 Sociology of Law
Session 07: Social Experience,
Legal Justice and Cultural Values
Susana Novick, University of
Buenos Aires, Argentina
UB-FP-2.3
RC12_07
RC13 Sociology of Leisure
Session 10: Joint session of
RC13 and RC11: Leisure and
the aging societies
Sara Arber, University of Surrey,
UK, Susan M. Shaw, University
of Waterloo, Canada
UB-FPGH-306
JS_RC13_RC11_10
RC13 Sociology of Leisure
Session 12: Business Meeting
Ishwar Modi, India International
Institute of Social Sciences, Jaipur,
India
URL-FCB-A201
RC13_12BM
RC14 Thematic Sessions
Session 03B: Knowledge, Media
and Art: The Media Construction
of Knowledge Part II
P. Lopes, Colgate University,
USA
UB-FPGH-203
RC14_03B
Session 07A: Changing Organizations,
Changing Identities Part
RC17 Sociology of Organization
I
Daniel Muzio (University of
Leeds, UK)
UB-FPGH-411
RC17_07A
Session 07B: Reconnecting Professional
Organizations with
RC17 Sociology of Organization
Professional Occupations Part II
Daniel Muzio (University of
Leeds, UK)
UB-FPGH-411
RC17_07B
RC18 Political Sociology
Session 06: The enduring impact
of class and religion in con-
Susanna Luengo Gallego, Universidad
de Salamanca
temporary party politics. Part VI
UPF-RB-222
RC18_06
RC20 Comparative Sociology
Session 03: Figurational Sociology
Stephen Mennell, University College
Dublin, Ireland
UPF-RB-120
RC20_03
RC21 Regional and Urban Development
RC21 Regional and Urban Development
Session 08: New Urban Cultures:
Public Space, Public Art,
Performance and Popular Cultures:
Social practices in public
spaces
Session 19: Segregation in A-
Typical Contexts: Housing and
segregation
Nuria Benach, University of Barcelona,
Spain,
Tim Butler, King’s College-London
& Thomas Maloutas, University
of Thessaly & Greek
National Centre for Social Research
UB-FPGH-410
UB-FPGH-204
RC21_08
RC21_19
RC22 Sociology of Religion
Session 09B: Islamism: The
rise of a new enemy? Part II
Riaz Hassan, Flinders University,
Australia
UB-FPGH-302
RC22_09B
LOCATIONS: Facultat de Filosofia, Geografia i Història UB-FPGH, Edifici Rambla Universidad Pompeu Fabra UPF-RB, Universitat Ramon Llull URL-FCB, Palau
de Congressos de la Fira de Barcelona PCFB, Facultat de Filologia UB-FP Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona CCCB, Edificio Històric de la UB UB-HB
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RC22 Sociology of Religion
Session 10: Religious pluralism
in the public debate and in the
public area: Similarities or tensions?
Part I
Claude Proeschel, GSRL,
France
UB-FPGH-303
RC22_10
RC23 Sociology of science and
technology
Session 08: Mid-Term Business
Meeting.
To be announced URL-FCB-A304 RC23_BM
RC24 Environment and society
Session 09: Environmental attitudes:
conceptualizations and
comparisons
Riley Dunlap, Oklahoma State
University, USA.
UB-FPGH-402
RC24_09
RC24 Environment and society
Session 20: Social responses to
environmental problems
Louis Lemkow, Autonomous
University of Barcelona
UB-FPGH-403
RC24_20
RC25 Language & Society
Session 05: Social Research
for Social Justice
Celine-Marie Pascale, American
University, United States
UB-FPGH-212
RC25_05
RC25 Language & Society
RC25 Language & Society
RC30 Sociology of work
Session 13: Codeswitching as a
Human Right?
Session 20: Cross Talk in Professional
Spheres, Panel B
Session 06: Control of Work and
ICT
Paramasivam Muthusamy, University
Putra Malaysia, Malaysia
and Svetlana I. Harnisch, Institute
of Sociology, RAS, Russian
Federation
Maya Khemlani David, University
of Malaysia, Malaysi and
Vladimir Alpatov, Institute of
Oriental Studies RAS, Russian
Federation
Ana Villarreal, LEST, France and
Mariana Busso, CEIL-PIETTE
del CONICET, LEST, Argentina-
France
UB-FPGH-213
UB-FPGH-404
UPF-RB-110
RC25_13
RC25_20
RC30_06
RC30 Sociology of work
Session 12: Precarious Jobs
and Work
Klaus Schmierl, Institut für Sozialwissenschaftliche
Forschung,
München, Germany
UPF-RB-121
RC30_12
RC32 Women In Society
Joint Session 04 of RC32 and Marilyn Porter Memorial University,
Canada and Fatimah Daud
RC38: Biographical and Feminist
Methods in a Global Framework
International Islamic University,
Malaysia
UB-FP-0.1
JS_RC32_RC38_04
RC32 Women In Society
Session 03: Researching
Women in Africa and the African
Diaspora: New Social Science
Perspectives
Josephine Beoku-Betts, Flordia
Atlantic University,USA and
Akosua Adomako Ampofo, University
of Ghana, Ghana
UB-FP-1.1
RC32_03
RC35 Conceptual and Terminological
Analysis
Session 06: Convergence and Volker H. Schmidt, National University
of Singapore, Divergence: A False Dichotomy?
Singapore
UPF-RB-219
RC35_06
RC36 Alienation Theory and Research
Session 04B: Varieties of National
Experience Part II
Lauren Langman, Department
Sociology, Loyola University of
Chicago, Chicago, IL, USA
UB-FP -3.4
RC36_04B
RC37 Sociology of Arts
Session 06C: Trauma, Controversy,
Collective Memory and
the Arts, Part III
Vera Zolberg, The New School,
USA/ Jan Marontate, Simon Fraser
University, Canada
UB-FPGH-206
RC37_06C
RC37 Sociology of Arts
Session 09A: Open Submission
Session, Part I
Jeffrey A. Halley, University of
Texas, USA
UB-FPGH-207
RC37_09A
LOCATIONS: Facultat de Filosofia, Geografia i Història UB-FPGH, Edifici Rambla Universidad Pompeu Fabra UPF-RB, Universitat Ramon Llull URL-FCB, Palau
de Congressos de la Fira de Barcelona PCFB, Facultat de Filologia UB-FP Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona CCCB, Edificio Històric de la UB UB-HB
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RC38 Biography and society
Joint Session 02 of RC32 and Marilyn Porter, Memorial University,
Canada and Fatimah Daud,
RC38: Biographical and Feminist
Methods in a Global Framework
Kuala
International Islamic University,
Lumpur
UB-FP -0.1
JS_RC38_RC32_09
RC38 Biography and society
Session 07: Cross-theme session
Henning Salling Olesen, University
of Roskilde, Denmark
UB-FP -1.4
RC38_07
RC41 Sociology of Population
Session 05: The globalization of
labor and changes in family
structures
Elena Bastida, The University of
Texas PanAmerican, USA
UPF-RB-119
RC41_05
RC42 Social psychology
Session 07: Social Psychology
Research and Inequality: Open
Topics
Robert Shelly, Ohio University,
USA
UB-FP-2.4
RC42_07
RC44 Labor Movements
Session 06A: Authors meet critics
Peter Waterman, The Hague UPF-RB-108 RC44_06A
RC44 Labor Movements
Session 06B: Panel Discussion:
Body Work
Rachel Cohen, University of
Warwick
UPF-RB-109
RC44_06B
RC44 Labor Movements
Session 06C: Working Class
Struggle & Movement Renewa.
Part II
David Peetz, Griffith University UPF-RB-117 RC44_06C
RC45 Rational Choice
Session 04: Competition and Inequality
Sonja Vogt, Utrecht University,
The Netherlands
UB-FPGH-209
RC45_04
RC46 Clinical sociology
Session 08: Marginalized or Excluded
Populations: Is Integration
Possible?
Jan Marie Fritz, University of
Cincinnati, USA
UB-FPGH-220
RC46_09
RC47 Social Classes and Social
Movements
Session 07: Collective action
and the public sphere: Promises
and shortcomings of participatory
democracy
Marie-Hélène Bacqué, Évry University,
Evry, France. Pierre
Hamel, Montreal University,
Montreal, Canada.
UB-FPGH-307
RC47_07
RC47 Social Classes and Social
Movements
Session 08: Global challenges
Roland Roth, Hochschule Magdeburg-Stendal,
Magdeburg,
Germany
UB-FPGH-310
RC47_08
RC48 Social Movements, Collective
Action and Social
Change
Session 08B: Traditional and
New Forms and Arenas of Social
Mobilization Part II
Debal K. Singharoy, Indira
Gandhi National Open University,
India
UB-FPGH-205
RC48_08
RC48 Social Movements, Collective
Action and Social
Change
Session 10: Joint session of
RC10, RC48 and RC36: Overcoming
Alienation: Democratic
Mobilizations in a Global Age
Knud Jensen, Danish School of
Education, Aarhus University,
Denmark
UB-FP-3.3
RC48_11
RC49 Mental health and illness
Session 06: The social representation
of mental health and
illness
Herbert Matschinger, University
of Leipzig, Germany and J. Gary
Linn, Tennessee State University,
USA
UB-FP-2.2
RC49_06
RC53 Sociology of Childhood
Session 07: Joint Session of
RC10 and RC53: Children’s participation
Baraldi, Claudio (University of
Modena and Reggio Emilia,
Italy)
URL-FCB-401
RC53_07
LOCATIONS: Facultat de Filosofia, Geografia i Història UB-FPGH, Edifici Rambla Universidad Pompeu Fabra UPF-RB, Universitat Ramon Llull URL-FCB, Palau
de Congressos de la Fira de Barcelona PCFB, Facultat de Filologia UB-FP Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona CCCB, Edificio Històric de la UB UB-HB
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Thematic Groups
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
TG02 Historical and Comparative
Sociology
Session 02B: Globalization, religion
and coilective identities,
Part II
Victor Roudometof, University of
Cyprus, Nicosia, Cyprus and
Willfried Spohn (FU Berlin/University
of Konstanz, Germany
UB-FPGH-408
TG02_02B
TG02 Historical and Comparative
Sociology
Session 04: The Legacy of “Stable
Cultural Realities”, Colonialism,
and Beyond
Said Arjomand, State University
of New York, USA and Ulrike
Schuerkens, École des Hautes
Études en Sciences, Paris
UB-FPGH-405
TG02_04
TG03 Human Rights and Global
Justice
Session 07: The Nexus Between
Marco Cuevas-Hewitt, University
Praxis and Research in Global
of Western Australia, Australia
Justice
UB-FPGH-412
TG03_07
TG03 Human Rights and Global
Justice
Session 08: The Ethos of Ethics
Richard Floyd, Kwantlen University
College, Canada
Review within Qualitative Research.
UB-FPGH-406
TG03_08
TG04 Sociology of Risk and Uncertainty
Social Inequality
tol,
Session 10: Risk, Difference and David Abbott, University of Bris-
UK
CCCB-2
TG04_10
TG04 Sociology of Risk and Uncertainty
Session 04B: Theorizing Risk
Jens O. Zinn, University of Kent,
and Uncertainty II, Specific Aspects
Part
UK
II
CCCB-1
TG04_4B
Working Groups
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
WG03 The body in the social
sciences
Bianca Maria Pirani, University
Session 10: Final Round Table:
of Roma La Sapienza, Italy and
Mapping bodies: The bodily factor
in social networking
Thomas Spence Smith, University
of Rochester, USA
UB-FP-0.3
WG03_10
WG03 The body in the social
sciences
Bianca Maria Pirani, University
Session 10: Final Round Table:
of Roma La Sapienza, Italy and
Mapping bodies: The bodily factor
in social networking
Thomas Spence Smith, University
of Rochester, USA
UB-FP-0.3
WG03_10
WG06 Social Indicators
Session 07: Indicators and Their
Liz Eckermann, Deakin University,
Australia
Use to Guide Public Policies: Migration,
Gender and Poverty
UB-FPGH-407
WG06_07
LOCATIONS: Facultat de Filosofia, Geografia i Història UB-FPGH, Edifici Rambla Universidad Pompeu Fabra UPF-RB, Universitat Ramon Llull URL-FCB, Palau
de Congressos de la Fira de Barcelona PCFB, Facultat de Filologia UB-FP Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona CCCB, Edificio Històric de la UB UB-HB
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Sunday, September 7, 16:00-17:45
Open Debate
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
Open debates
Open Debate 05: The prospects
of democracy
Salvador Giner, Scientific Committee,
Universidad de Barcelona,
Spain
CCCB-Vestibulo
OD_05
Sunday, September 7, 18:00-20:00
Common Sessions
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
Common Sessions
Session 06: The moving social
map: consequences and challenges
Julio Iglesias de Ussel, Universidad
de Granada, Spain
UB-FPGH-Aula Magna
CS_06
Common Sessions
Session 07: Sociological interventions
on public issues
Ulla Bjornberg, ISA Executive
Committee, Göteborg University,
Sweden
UB-HB-Magna
CS_07
Common Sessions
Session 08: The nature of sociology
and its contribution to social Committee, Université de Mon-
Marcel Fournier, ISA Executive
reflexivity
tréal
UB-HB-Paraninf
CS_08
Ad Hoc Sessions
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
Consejo Latinoamericano de
Ciencias Sociales, CLACSO
Session 02: Presentación institucional.
Consejo Latinoamericano
de Ciencias Sociales -
CLACSO
Pablo Gentili, Consejo Latinoamericano
de Ciencias Sociales,
Argentina
CCCB-Mirador
ClASCO_02
International Council for
Science, ICSU, International
Council for Social Sciences,
ISSC, International Sociological
Association, ISA
Session 01: Social and natural
science collaboration: from problems
to solutions
Heide Hackman, International
Social Science Council, and
Alice Abreu, International Council
for Science Regional Office
for Latin America and the Caribbean
CCCB-Vestibulo
ISSC_01
Research Committees
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
RC05 Racism, Nationalism and
Ethnic Relations
Session 04: Joint session of
RC05, RC25 and TG03: Migrant
women: human rights violations
and resistance
Isabella Paoletti, Social Research
and Intervention Centre,
Italy
UB-FPGH-406
RC05_04
LOCATIONS: Facultat de Filosofia, Geografia i Història UB-FPGH, Edifici Rambla Universidad Pompeu Fabra UPF-RB, Universitat Ramon Llull URL-FCB, Palau
de Congressos de la Fira de Barcelona PCFB, Facultat de Filologia UB-FP Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona CCCB, Edificio Històric de la UB UB-HB
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RC07 Futures Research
Session 13: Joint Spanish session
of RC07, RC14 and RC23:
Las Nuevas Tecnologías de Información
y Comunicación en el
Mundo Latino: Perspectivas Sociológicas
desde Europa y América
Latina / The New
Information and Communication
Technologies in the Latin World:
Sociological Perspectives from
Europe and Latin America
Hermilio Santos, PUCRS, Brazil
and Cristobal Torres, UAM,
Spain
URL-FCB-A101
RC07_13
RC07 Futures Research
Session 16: Joint session of
RC07, RC04 and RC23: The
Role of University Research in
the Future
Tamás Kozma, U Debrecen,
Hungary, Jaime Jimenez,
UNAM, Mexico, and Radhamany
Sorryamoorthy, U Kwazulu-Natal,
South Africa
URL-FCB-A201
RC07_16
RC09 Social Transformations
and Sociology of Development
Session 14: Business Meeting UB-FPGH-221 RC09_14BM
RC11 Sociology of Ageing
Session 19: Meaning and Practice
of Transmission of Historical Juan Gutierrez & Iris Mareel, ‘Intergenerational
Dialogue’, Ger-
Remembrance across Generations
and Cultures in Community
many
Development Processes
UB-FPGH-308
RC11_19
RC11 Sociology of Ageing
Session 20: Do Old-age Pensions
provide adequate security
in old age?
Ronica N. Rooks, University of
Colorado Denver, USA
UB-FPGH-311
RC11_20
RC21 Regional and Urban Development
Session 09: New Urban Cultures:
Public Space, Public Art,
Performance and Popular Cultures:
Cultural industries and city
promotion
Joan Ganau, Universitat de
Lleida, Spain
UB-FPGH-410
RC21_09
RC21 Regional and Urban Development
Session 20: Segregation in A-
Typical Contexts: Segregation in
the Latin American metropolis
Jesús Leal, Universidad Complutense
de Madrid & Tim Butler,
King’s College-London
UB-FPGH-204
RC21_20
RC22 Sociology of Religion
Session 11: Challenges of the
public in old and new forms of
popular religion
Eloisa Martin UB-FPGH-303 RC22_11
RC23 Sociology of science and
technology
Session 10A: Joint session of
RC14, RC07 and RC23, Las
Nuevas Tecnologías de Información
y Comunicación en el
Mundo Latino: Perspectivas Sociológicas
desde Europa y América
Latina / The New
Information and Communication
Technologies in the Latin World:
Sociological Perspectives from
Europe and Latin America (Spanish
Language Session), Part I
Cristobal Torres, Departamento
de Sociologia, Universidad Autonoma
de Madrid, Spain, Hermilio
Santos, Dept. Social Science,
PUCRS, Brazil and Markus
Schulz, Graduate School of Art
& Science, New York University,
USA
URL-FCB-A101
RC23_10A
LOCATIONS: Facultat de Filosofia, Geografia i Història UB-FPGH, Edifici Rambla Universidad Pompeu Fabra UPF-RB, Universitat Ramon Llull URL-FCB, Palau
de Congressos de la Fira de Barcelona PCFB, Facultat de Filologia UB-FP Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona CCCB, Edificio Històric de la UB UB-HB
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RC23 Sociology of science and
technology
Session 10A: Joint session of
RC14, RC07 and RC23, Las
Nuevas Tecnologías de Información
y Comunicación en el
Mundo Latino: Perspectivas Sociológicas
desde Europa y América
Latina / The New
Information and Communication
Technologies in the Latin World:
Sociological Perspectives from
Europe and Latin America (Spanish
Language Session), Part I
Cristobal Torres, Departamento
de Sociologia, Universidad Autonoma
de Madrid, Spain, Hermilio
Santos, Dept. Social Science,
PUCRS, Brazil and Markus
Schulz, Graduate School of Art
& Science, New York University,
USA
URL-FCB-A101
RC23_10A
RC23 Sociology of science and
technology
Session 12: Joint Session of
RC04, RC07 and RC23: The
Role of University Research in
the Future.
Kozma Tamas, Univ of Debrecen,
Hungary; Radhamany Sooryamoorthy,
Sociology
Programm, Univ. Natal, South
Africa and Jaime Jimenez, Instituto
de Investigaciones en Matematicas
Aplicadas y en
Sistemas, Universidad Nacional
Autonoma de Mexico, Mexico
URL-FCB-A201
RC23_12
RC24 Environment and society
Session 10: Environmental behaviors:
sociological analyses
Riley Dunlap, Oklahoma State
University, USA
UB-FPGH-402
RC24_10
RC24 Environment and society
Session 12: Science and technology
and risk
Eugene Rosa, Washington University,
USA.
UB-FPGH-403
RC24_12
RC25 Language & Society
Session 11: Joint session of
RC25, RC05 and TG03: Migrant
women: human rights violations
and resistance
Isabella Paoletti, Social Research
and Intervention Centre,
Italy
UB-FPGH-406
SJS_RC25_RC05_TG03_11
RC37 Sociology of Arts
Session 09B: Open Submission
Session, Part II
Jeffrey A. Halley, University of
Texas, USA
UB-FPGH-207
RC37_09B
RC37 Sociology of Arts
Session 07A: Territorial Aspects
Alain Quemin, Institute Universitaire
de France
of Art: The International Dimension,
Part I
UB-FPGH-206
RC37_7A
Special Session
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
Special Sessions Lecture by Manuel Castells CCCB-Auditorio SS_Castells
LOCATIONS: Facultat de Filosofia, Geografia i Història UB-FPGH, Edifici Rambla Universidad Pompeu Fabra UPF-RB, Universitat Ramon Llull URL-FCB, Palau
de Congressos de la Fira de Barcelona PCFB, Facultat de Filologia UB-FP Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona CCCB, Edificio Històric de la UB UB-HB
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Thematic Groups
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
TG03 Human Rights and Global
Justice
Session 10: Joint session of
TG03, RC05 and RC25: Migrant
Women and Human Rights Violations
in Western Countries Cosponsored
Isabella Paoletti, Social Research
and Intervention Center
(NGO), Italy
UB-FPGH-406
TG03_10
TG04 Sociology of Risk and Uncertaintrencesity,
Session 11: Socio-Cultural Diffe-
Åsa Boholm, Göteborg Univer-
Sweden
CCCB-2
TG04_11
TG04 Sociology of Risk and Uncertainty
n Decision Making
Graham Loomes, University of
East Anglia, UK
CCCB-1
TG04_5
Monday, September 8, 09:00-11:00
Ad Hoc Session
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
Asociación Latinoamericana de
Sociología, ALAS
Session 02: América Latina
entre la fragmentación, la exclusión
y la polarización social:
¿qué proyectos alternativos?
Jaime Preciado Coronado, Universidad
de Guadalajara-
ITESO, México
CCCB-Mirador
AHALAS_02
Common Sessions
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
Common Sessions
Session 09: Cultural change at
the 21st Century
Dennis Smith, Editor of Current
Sociology, Loughborough University,
UK
UB-FPGH-Aula Magna
CS_09
Common Sessions
Session 10: The sociological intervention
in the public realm:
different approaches
Abdul-Mumin Sa’ad, ISA Executive
Committee, University of
Maiduguri Nigeria
UB-HB-Magna
CS_10
Common Sessions
Session 11: New spatial orders,
configurations and practices in
contemporary society
Juan Díez Nicolás, Universidad
Complutense de Madrid, Spain
UB-HB-Paraninf
CS_11
Research Committees
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
RC05 Racism, Nationalism and
Ethnic Relations
Session 11: RC05 Business Meeting
Peter Ratcliffe, University of
Warwick, UK
UB-FP-1.1
RC05_11
LOCATIONS: Facultat de Filosofia, Geografia i Història UB-FPGH, Edifici Rambla Universidad Pompeu Fabra UPF-RB, Universitat Ramon Llull URL-FCB, Palau
de Congressos de la Fira de Barcelona PCFB, Facultat de Filologia UB-FP Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona CCCB, Edificio Històric de la UB UB-HB
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RC07 Futures Research
Session 14: Joint Spanish session
of RC07, RC14 and RC23:
Las Nuevas Tecnologías de Información
y Comunicación en el
Mundo Latino: Perspectivas Sociológicas
desde Europa y América
Latina - Segunda Parte /
The New Information and Communication
Technologies in the
Latin World: Sociological Perspectives
from Europe and Latin
America Part II
Hermilio Santos, PUCRS, Brazil
and Cristobal Torres, UAM,
Spain
URL-FCB-A101
RC07_14
RC07 Futures Research
Session 17: Joint session of
RC07, RC13 and RC23: Leisure:
Dream or Reality?
Jochen Glaeser, Lancaster U,
UK, Dirk Steinbach, U Applied
Sciences Salzburg, Austria,
Scott North, U Osaka, Japan
UB-FPGH-Sala Gran
RC07_17
RC11 Sociology of Ageing
Session 21: Knowledge in later
life
Stephen Reder, Portland State
University, USA
UB-FPGH-310
RC11_21
RC11 Sociology of Ageing
Session 22: Demographic
ageing and social policy
Virpi Timonen, Trinity College
Dublin, Ireland
UB-FPGH-311
RC11_22
RC13 Sociology of Leisure
RC21 Regional and Urban Development
RC23 Sociology of science and
technology
RC23 Sociology of science and
technology
Session 07A: Joint session of
RC13, RC7 and RC23: Leisure
in the age of technological transformation,
Part I
Session 10: New Urban Cultures:
Public Space, Public Art,
Performance and Popular Cultures:
Art and alternative uses of
public space
Session 10B: Joint session of
RC14, RC07 and RC23, Las
Nuevas Tecnologías de Información
y Comunicación en el
Mundo Latino: Perspectivas Sociológicas
desde Europa y América
Latina / The New
Information and Communication
Technologies in the Latin World:
Sociological Perspectives from
Europe and Latin America (Spanish
Language Session), Part II.
Session 16: Joint Session of
RC07, RC13 and RC23: Leisure
in the Age of Technological
Transformation.
Jaime Jimenez, Universidad Nacional
Autonoma de Mexico,
México, Markus Schulz, New
York University, USA, Teus J.
Kamphorst, Wageningen University
John Clammer, United Nations
University-Tokyo, Japan
Hermilio Santos, Dept. Social
Science, PUCRS, Brazil and
Markus Schulz, Graduate
School of Art & Science, New
York University, USA
Jaime Jimenez, Instituto de Investigaciones
en Matematicas
Aplicadas y en Sistemas, Universidad
Nacional Autonoma de
Mexico, Mexico, Teus J. Kamphorst,
Wageningen University,
The Netherlands and Scott
North, Osaka University, Japan
UB-FPGH-Sala Gran
UB-FPGH-410
URL-FCB-A101
UB-FPGH-Sala Gran
SJS_RC13_RC07_RC23_07A
RC21_10
RC23_10B
RC23_16
RC24 Environment and society
Session 22: Further environmental
debates
Mercedes Martínez Iglesias,
University of Valencia, Spain
UB-FPGH-402
RC24_22
LOCATIONS: Facultat de Filosofia, Geografia i Història UB-FPGH, Edifici Rambla Universidad Pompeu Fabra UPF-RB, Universitat Ramon Llull URL-FCB, Palau
de Congressos de la Fira de Barcelona PCFB, Facultat de Filologia UB-FP Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona CCCB, Edificio Històric de la UB UB-HB
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RC24 Environment and society
Session 23: Climate, water scarcity
and the new social institu-
Brian Gareau, University of California,
USA
tions
UB-FPGH-304
RC24_23
RC32 Women In Society Business Meeting UB-FP-1.2 RC32_BM
RC37 Sociology of Arts
Session 09C: Open Submission
Session, Part III
Jeffrey A. Halley, University of
Texas, USA
UB-FPGH-207
RC37_09C
RC37 Sociology of Arts
Session 07B:Territorial Aspects
of Art: Local and National Dimensions,
Part II
Alain Quemin, Institute Universitaire
de France
UB-FPGH-206
RC37_7B
Ad Hoc Session
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
Research Centers
Supporting sociological research
in the service of the community:
two cases
Robert Miller, ARK Project,
Queen's University, U.K and
Manuel Pérez Yruela, IESA,
CSIC, Spain
CCCB-Auditorio
Ad_RC
Thematic Groups
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
TG04 Sociology of Risk and Uncertainty
Session 06A: Power, Democracy
and Risk Part I
Ortwin Renn, University of Stuttgart,
Germany
CCCB-1
TG04_06A
TG04 Sociology of Risk and Uncertainty
Session 12A: Risk as Media
Event I Part I
Jenny Kitzinger, University Cardiff,
UK
CCCB-2
TG04_12A
Research Committees
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
RC13 Sociology of Leisure
Session 15: Joint session of
RC13, RC34 and RC53: Children,
youth and leisure aspirations
Ngan-Pun Ngai, Chinese University
of Hong Kong, Doris Buehler-Niederberger,
University of Wuppertal, Germany,
Kenneth Roberts, University of
Liverpool, UK
URL-FCB-A201
SJS_RC13_RC34_RC53_15
RC34 Sociology of Youth
Joint Session of RC13, RC34,
RC53. Childhood, Youth and
Leisure Aspirations
Ngan-Pun Ngai, Chinese University
of Hong Kong, Doris Buehler-Niederberger,
University of Wuppertal, Germany,
Kenneth Roberts, University of
Liverpool, UK
URL-FCB-A201
SJS_RC13_RC34_RC53
LOCATIONS: Facultat de Filosofia, Geografia i Història UB-FPGH, Edifici Rambla Universidad Pompeu Fabra UPF-RB, Universitat Ramon Llull URL-FCB, Palau
de Congressos de la Fira de Barcelona PCFB, Facultat de Filologia UB-FP Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona CCCB, Edificio Històric de la UB UB-HB
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RC53 Sociology of Childhood
Session 08: Joint Session of
RC13, RC34 and RC53: Children,
youth and leisure aspirations
Ngan-Pun Ngai, Chinese University
of Hong Kong, Doris Buehler-Niederberger,
University of Wuppertal, Germany,
Kenneth Roberts, University of
Liverpool, UK
URL-FCB-A201
JS_RC13_RC34_RC53
Monday, September 8, 11:30-13:30
Common Sessions
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
Common Sessions
Session 12: Sociological perspectives
on democratic renewals
and reforms
Elisa P. Reis, Scientific Committee,
Universidade Federal do
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
UB-FPGH-Aula Magna
CS_12
Common Sessions
Session 13: Social transformations
at different scales: social
fields, countries, the world
Emma Porio, Scientific Committee,
Ateneo de Manila University,
Philippines
UB-HB-Magna
CS_13
Common Sessions
Session 14: Obstacles to make
public sociology
Manuel Pérez Yruela, Local Organizing
Committee, IESA,
Spain
UB-HB-Paraninf
CS_14
Ad Hoc Session
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
Le 150e anniversaire de naissance
d’Émile Durkheim
Émile Durkheim, or a third way
between liberalism and socialism
Marcel Fournier, Université de
Montréal, Canada
CCCB-Mirador
DURKHEIM_01
Research Committees
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
RC07 Futures Research
Session 18: Joint session of Scott North, U Osaka, Japan,
RC07, RC13 and RC23: Leisure Jaime Jimenez, UNAM, Mexico,
in the Age of Technological and Teus J. Kamphorst, Wageningen
U, Transformation
Netherlands
UB-FPGH-Sala Gran
RC07_18
RC11 Sociology of Ageing
Session 23: Other research on
ageing I: Age discrimination, mobility
and internet use
Liliana Gastron, Nacional University
of Luján, Argentina
UB-FPGH-310
RC11_23
RC11 Sociology of Ageing
Session 24: Other research on
ageing II: Future challenges of
ageing societies, identity, social
networks
Andreas Motel-Klingebiel, German
Centre of Gerontology,
Germany
UB-FPGH-311
RC11_24
LOCATIONS: Facultat de Filosofia, Geografia i Història UB-FPGH, Edifici Rambla Universidad Pompeu Fabra UPF-RB, Universitat Ramon Llull URL-FCB, Palau
de Congressos de la Fira de Barcelona PCFB, Facultat de Filologia UB-FP Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona CCCB, Edificio Històric de la UB UB-HB
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RC13 Sociology of Leisure
Session 15: Joint session of
RC13, RC34 and RC53: Children,
youth and leisure aspirations
Ngan-Pun Ngai, Chinese University
of Hong Kong, Doris
Buehler-Niederberger, University
of Wuppertal, Germany, Kenneth
Roberts, University of Liverpool,
UK
SJS_RC13_RC34_RC53_15B
RC13 Sociology of Leisure
Markus Schulz, New York University,
USA, Jaime Jimenez,
Session 07B: Joint session of
Universidad Nacional Autonoma
RC13, RC7 and RC23: Leisure
de Mexico, México, Dirk Steinbach,
Center of Future Studies,
Society: A dream or reality? Part
II
University of Applied Sciences
of Salzburg, Austria
UB-FPGH-Sala Gran
SJS_RC13_RC07_RC23_07B
RC23 Sociology of science and
technology
Session 11: Joint Session of
RC07, RC23 and RC32: Gender,
Science, Technology, Innovation,
and the Future.
Solange Simoes, Inst. for Social
Research Univ. Michigan, USA
and Radhamany Sooryamoorthy,
Sociology Programm,
Univ. Natal, South Africa
URL-FCB-A101
RC23_11
RC23 Sociology of science and
technology
Session 17: Joint Session of
RC07, RC13 and RC23: Leisure
in the Age of Technological
Transformation / Leisure Society:
A Dream or Reality?
Jochen Gläser, ESRC Centre for
the Economic and Social Aspects
of Genomics (Cesagen),
Lancaster University, United
Kingdom and Dirk Steinbach;
Center for Future Studies, University
of Applied Sciences of
Salzburg, Austria
UB-FPGH-Sala Gran
RC23_17
RC24 Environment and society
Session 21: Environmental identities,
environmental literacy and
processes of knowledge building
Tim O'Riordan, University of
East Anglia
UB-FPGH-402
RC24_21
RC24 Environment and society
Session 24: New environmental
analyses, the state, the market,
and community
Ralph Matthews University of
British Columbia
UB-FPGH-304
RC24_24
RC34 Sociology of Youth
Joint Session of RC13, RC34,
RC53. Childhood, Youth and
Leisure Aspirations
Ngan-Pun Ngai, Chinese University
of Hong Kong, Doris
Buehler-Niederberger, University
of Wuppertal, Germany, Kenneth
Roberts, University of Liverpool,
UK
URL-FCB-A201
SJS_RC13_RC34_RC53B
RC37 Sociology of Arts
Session 07C: On Territorial Aspects
of Art, Part III
Alain Quemin, Institute Universitaire
de France
UB-FPGH-206
RC37_7C
LOCATIONS: Facultat de Filosofia, Geografia i Història UB-FPGH, Edifici Rambla Universidad Pompeu Fabra UPF-RB, Universitat Ramon Llull URL-FCB, Palau
de Congressos de la Fira de Barcelona PCFB, Facultat de Filologia UB-FP Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona CCCB, Edificio Històric de la UB UB-HB
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Ad Hoc Session
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
RESU: Network of the Sociological
Associations of Southern Europe
and the Mediterranean, a
joint effort of the French, Italian,
and Portuguese Associations of
Sociology, and the Spanish Federation
of Sociology
Applied Knowledge and the Social
Relevance of Sociology in
the Mediterranean
Analia Torres, Portugal CCCB-Auditorio Resu_01
Special Session
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
Special Sessions
Foreseeable Future of Sociology
Devorah Kalekin-Fishman and
Arturo Rodriguez-Morato
CCCB-Vestibulo
SS_Kalekin
Thematic Groups
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
TG04 Sociology of Risk and Uncertainty
Session 06B: Power, Democracy
and Risk, Regulating Pu-
Ortwin Renn, University of Stuttgart,
Germany
blic Participation Part II
CCCB-1
TG04_06B
TG04 Sociology of Risk and Uncertainty
Session 12B: Risk as Media
Event II Part II
Jenny Kitzinger, University Cardiff,
UK
CCCB-2
TG04_12B
Monday, September 8, 15:30-17:30
Plenary Session
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
Plenary session
Plenary Session: The intelectual
Elisa Reis, Universidade Federal
profile of sociology in the public
do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
space
PCFB-Congress hall
Plenary_01
LOCATIONS: Facultat de Filosofia, Geografia i Història UB-FPGH, Edifici Rambla Universidad Pompeu Fabra UPF-RB, Universitat Ramon Llull URL-FCB, Palau
de Congressos de la Fira de Barcelona PCFB, Facultat de Filologia UB-FP Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona CCCB, Edificio Històric de la UB UB-HB
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Monday, September 8, 18:00-20:00
Plenary Session
Group Session title Chair / Organizer Location Session ID
Closing Session
Closing Session: The sociological
intervention in public debate
María Ángeles Durán, CSIC,
Spain
PCFB-Congress hall
Closing
LOCATIONS: Facultat de Filosofia, Geografia i Història UB-FPGH, Edifici Rambla Universidad Pompeu Fabra UPF-RB, Universitat Ramon Llull URL-FCB, Palau
de Congressos de la Fira de Barcelona PCFB, Facultat de Filologia UB-FP Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona CCCB, Edificio Històric de la UB UB-HB
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General Programme
Plenary Sessions - PS
Common Sessions - CS
Special Sessions - SS
Open Debates - OD
Ad Hoc Sessions - AH

Plenary session
Friday, September 5, 11:30-13:30
Opening Session: Contributions of sociology
to public debate
Chair: Emilio Lamo de Espinosa, Universidad
Complutense, Spain
Location: PCFB- Congress hall
Session ID: Opening
Authors and Papers:
Saskia Sassen (Columbia University, USA)
Michel Wieviorka (CADIS, EHESS, France)
Arturo Rodríguez Morató (Universidad de
Barcelone, Spain)
Plenary session
Monday, September 8, 18:00-20:00
Closing Session: The sociological intervention
in public debate
Chair: María Ángeles Durán, CSIC, Spain
Location: PCFB- Congress hall
Session ID: Closing
Authors and Papers:
Michael Burrawoy (U California, USA)
Alberto Martinelli (Unicersity of Milano, Italy
Alain Touraine (CADIS, EHESS, France)
Plenary session
Monday, September 8, 15:30-17:30
Plenary Session: The intelectual profile
of sociology in the public space
Chair: Elisa Reis, Universidade Federal do
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Location: PCFB- Congress hall
Session ID: Plenary_01
Authors and Papers:
Salvador Giner (Universidad de Barcelone,
Spain)
John Urry (Lancaster University, UK)
Raewyn Connell (University of Sydney, Australia)
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Common Session 1 Social
changes and social problems
Friday, September 5, 2008, 18:00-
20:00
Chair: Piotr Sztompka, Jagiellonian University,
Poland
Location: UB-FPGH- Aula Magna
Speakers:
Raymond Murphy, RC24 Environment and
Society, University of Ottawa, Canada, “Technological
and Commodity Triage: A Contribution
to Public Debate from Environmental
Sociology”
Ishwar Modi, RC13 Sociology of Leisure,
India International Institute of Social Sciences,
India, "Leisure and Social Transformation”
Jens O. Zinn, TG04 Sociology of Risk and
Uncertainty, University of Kent, UK, “Risks and
Uncertainties in/of Public Debate”
Diane Davis, RC21 Regional and Urban Development,
MIT, USA, “Confronting the Century
of Cities”
Common Session 2 Public discourse
and scientific practice
Friday, September 5, 2008, 18:00-
20:00
Chair: Julia Evetts, ISA Executive Committee,
University of Nottingham, UK
Location: UB-HB- Magna
Speakers:
Heinz-Herbert Noll, WG06 Social Indicators,
Gesis-ZUMA, Germany, “Quality of Life – A
Yardstick for Individual and Societal Well-
Being”
Daniel Bertaux, RC 38 Biography and Society,
Laboratoire Cultures et Sociétés en Europe,
MISHA, France, «Accompagner des
témoignages dans l’espace public pour susciter
le débat »
Christiana Constantopoulou, RC14 Sociology
of Communication, Knowledge and
Culture, Panteion University, Greece, “Sociology:
Facing the challenging “Information Society”
Jaime Jiménez, RC23 Sociology of Science
and Technology, UNAM, México, “Public participation
in science decision making: is it possible?
Common Session 3
Justice, Citizenry and Human
Rights
Friday, September 5, 2008, 18:00-
20:00
Chair: Teresa González de la Fe, Scientific
Committee, Universidad de La Laguna, Spain
Location: UB-HB- Paraninf
Speakers:
Devorah Kalekin-Fishman, ISA Vice-President
for Publications, University of Haifa, Israel,
“Citizens and Non-Citizens: Paradoxes of
Policy and Practice”
Alberto Moncada and Judith Blau, TG 03
Human Rights and Global Justice, Sociologists
without Borders, Spain, and University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA, “Emerging Logic
of Human Rights”
Biko Agozino, RC29 Deviance and Social
Control, University of West Indies, Trinidad
and Tobago, “Crick Crack, Monkey Breaks his
Back on a Piece of Pomerac (Sociological Policy
Debates on The Social Control of Victimless
Crimes)”
Lawrence Friedman, RC12 Sociology of
Law, Standford University, USA, “Towards a
Sociology of Human Rights”
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Common Session 4
Sociological analysis on migrations
Saturday, September 6, 2008, 18:00-
20:00
Chair: Oriol Homs, Local Organizing Committee,
CIREM, Spain
Location: UB-FPGH- Aula Magna
Speakers:
Keynote speaker: Aristide R. Zolberg, New
School for Social Research, USA, "A World on
the Move. International Migration Prospects in
the Globalizing 21st Century"
Joaquín Arango, Universidad Complutense,
Spain, “Europa y la inmigración: una relación
difícil”
Ulrike Schuerkens, RC 09 Social Transformations
and Sociology of Development, École
des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales,
France, “Migrations and the North-South Relationship”
Common Session 5
Interdisciplinary public debates
and the sociological perspective
Saturday, September 6, 2008, 18:00-
20:00
Reinhold Kilian, RC29 Sociology of Mental
Health and Illness University of Ulm, Germany,
“Beyond stigmatization , stress, and social
class. What can sociology contribute in the era
of biological psychiatry?”
Doris Buehler-Niederberger, RC53 Sociology
of Childhood, University of Wuppertal,
Germany, “The public images of children – between
political and expert claims”
Common Session 6
The moving social map: consequences
and challenges
Sunday, September 7, 2008, 18:00-
20:00
Chair: Julio Iglesias de Ussel, Universidad de
Granada, Spain
Location: UB-FPGH- Aula Magna
Speakers:
Keynote speaker: Susan A. McDaniel, University
of Utah, USA,
“Socio-Economic Insecurity and the Global
Welfare State Divide”
Diane-Gabrielle Tremblay, RC30 Sociology
of Work, Téluq-UQAM, Canada, «Economic
restructuring, unemployment and labour
market transformations; challenges in terms of
insecurity and precarious jobs»
Sara Arber, RC11 Sociology of Aging, University
of Surrey, UK, “Ageing and Gender:
Change and Continuity in a Global World”
Chair: Bert Klandermans, VU-University, The
Netherlands
Location: UB-HB- Paraninf
Speakers:
Esther Ngan-ling Chow, RC 32 Women in
Society, American University, USA, “Public Debates
and Feminist Scholarship:
Interrogating Women’s and Gender Studies in
Contemporary China”
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Common Session 7
Sociological interventions on
public issues
Sunday, September 7, 2008, 18:00-
20:00
Chair: Teresa Montagut, Local Organizing
Committee, University of Barcelona, Spain
Location: UB-HB- Magna
Speakers:
Rudolf Richter, RC06 Family Research, University
of Vienna, Austria, “Family Sociology
and the public debate”
Tina Uys, ISA Executive Committee, University
of Johannesburg, South Africa, “Corruption:
Can social research contribute to a more
meaningful public debate?”
Julia Rozanova, RC10 Participation, Organizational
Democracy, and Self-Management,
University of Alberta, Canada, “Social participation
of older adults in the context of gendered
policy regimes: a critical sociological
perspective”
Anne Boigeol, RC12 Sociology of Law IHTP,
CNRS, France, «La sociologie et le débat public
sur les réformes de la justice en France»
Common Session 8
The nature of sociology and its
contribution to social reflexivity
Sunday, September 7, 2008, 18:00-
20:00
Chair: Marcel Fournier, ISA Executive Committee,
Université de Montréal,
Canada
Location: UB-HB- Paraninf
Speakers:
Sylvia Walby, RC02 Economy and Society
Lancaster University, UK, “Globalization and
inequalities: The contribution of Sociology to
global debates on economy and society”
Lauren Langman and Devorah Kalekin-
Fishman, RC36 Alienation Theory and Research,
Loyola University, USA, and University of
Haifa, Israel, “Is Alienation the Inevitable Price
of Modernity?”
Bernard Scott, Eva Buchinger, and
Chaime Marcuello, RC51 Sociocybernetics,
Cranfield University, UK, ARC system research
GmbH, Austria, and Zaragoza University,
Spain, “Complexity and cultures in the global
space: the contribution of sociocybernetics to
interdisciplinary public dialogue”
Ignacio Sotelo, Spain, “La Sociología de la
crisis; crisis de la sociología”
Common Session 9
Cultural change at the 21st
Century
Monday, September 8, 2008, 09:00-
11:00
Chair: Dennis Smith, Editor of Current Sociology,
Loughborough
University, UK
Location: UB-FPGH- Aula Magna
Speakers:
Keynote speaker: Harvey Molotch, New
York University, USA,
"Thinking Like a State Meets Thinking Like a
Person: Some Local Variations"
Sponsored by the International Journal of
Urban and Regional Research
Jean-Louis Fabiani, RC37 Sociology of the
Arts, Ecole des hautes études en sciences sociales,
France, “The Limits of Creative Society”
Bianca Maria Pirani, WG03 The Body in the
Social Sciences, University of Roma La Sapienza,
Italy, “The New Boundaries between
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Bodies and Technologies”
Common Session 10
The Sociological Intervention
in the Public Realm: Different
Approaches
Monday, September 8, 2008, 09:00-
11:00
Chair: Abdul-Mumin Sa’ad, ISA Executive
Committee, University of
Maiduguri, Nigeria
Location: UB-HB- Magna
Speakers:
Jeffrey A. Halley, RC37 Sociology of the
Arts, The University of Texas at San Antonio,
USA, “What Art Movements Can Teach Sociology
about the ‘Public’ of Public Sociology:
Lessons from a Mexican-American Mural Project”
Georgeos Tsobanoglou, RC26 Sociotechnics
- Sociological Practice, The Aegean University,
Greece, “Role of Sociological
Research in Sustaining Communities under
Info-Society’s Interests”
Rob Lambert, RC 44 Labor Movements, University
Western Australia, Australia, “Public Intellectuals
and the Labor Movement”
Jan Marie Fritz and Jacques Rheaume, RC46
Clinical Sociology, University of Cincinnati,
USA, and Université du Québec, Canada,
“Working with the Public: The Contributions of
Clinical Sociology”
Chair: Juan Díez Nicolás, Universidad Complutense
de Madrid, Spain
Location: UB-HB- Paraninf
Speakers:
Willfried Spohn, TG02 Historical and Comparative
Sociology, Catholic University Eichstaett,
Germany, “Europeanization, Multiple
Modernities and Collective Identities. A sociological
intervention into the conflictive dynamics
of cultural integration of an enlarging
Europe”
Volker Schmidt, RC35 Conceptual and Terminological
Analysis, National University of
Singapore, Singapore, “Asia's Rise, the New
World Order, and Sociology”
Henry Teune, WG 01 The Sociology of
Local-Global Relations / RC20 Comparative
Sociology, University of Pennsylvania, USA, “A
Global Sociology: Globalization and the New
Localisms”
Carlota Solé, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona,
Spain, “Migrations and transnationalism”
Common Session 11
New Spatial Orders, Configurations
and Practices in Contemporary
Society
Monday, September 8, 2008, 09:00-
11:00
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Common Session 12
Sociological perspectives on
democratic renewals and reforms
Monday, September 8, 2008, 11:30-
13:30
Chair: Elisa P. Reis, Scientific Committee,
Universidade Federal do Rio de
Janeiro, Brazil
Location: UB-FPGH- Aula Magna
Speakers:
Keynote speaker: Donatella Della Porta,
European University Institute, Italy, “The renewal
of democracy”
Vincenzo Ferrari and Luigi Cominelli,
RC12 Sociology of Law, University of Milan,
Italy, “How Sociology of Law contribute to understand
and reform Justice Systems”
A. Gary Dworkin, Shaheeda Essack, António
Teodoro, and Lawrence J. Saha,
RC04 Sociology of Education, University of
Houston, USA, National Department of Education,
Republic of South Africa, Lusophone University
of Humanities and Technologies,
Portugal, and Australian National University,
Australia, “Accountability, Standards, and Testing
in Education: The Fight for Justice, Human
Rights and Democracy in Educational Access
and Opportunity”
Common Session 13
Social transformations at different
scales: social fields,
countries, the world
Monday, September 8, 2008, 11:30-
13:30
Chair: Emma Porio, Scientific Committee,
Ateneo de Manila University, Philippines
Location: UB-HB- Magna
Speakers:
Christian Fleck, RC08 History of Sociology,
University of Graz, Austria, “Intellectuals and
their Publics”
Kahei Rokumoto, RC12 Sociology of Law,
University of the Air (The open University of
Japan), Japan, “Reforming the legal Profession
in the Globalizing Far East: Japan Korea
and China”
Sergio Zermeño, ISA Forum Scientific Committee,
UNAM, México
Nasser Fakouhi, University of Tehran, Iran,
"Social change in Iran and Iranian sociologists
inside and outside country"
Common Session 14
Obstacles to make public sociology
Monday, September 8, 2008, 11:30-
13:30
Chair: Manuel Pérez Yruela, Local Organizing
Committee, IESA, Spain
Location: UB-HB- Paraninf
Speakers:
Markus S. Schulz, RC07 Futures Research,
New York University, USA, “Debating Futures:
Global Trends, Alternative Visions, and Public
Discourse”
Celine-Marie Pascale, RC25 Language and
Society, American University, USA, “Horizons
of Possibility: Sociology in the 21st Century”
Yoshimichi Sato, RC45 Rational Choice, Tohoku
University, Japan, “Contributions of Rational
Choice Theory to Public Debate”
Peter Ratcliffe, RC05 Racism, Nationalism
and Ethnic Relations, University of Warwick,
UK, “Sociology and Sociologists: part of the
solution or part of the problem?”
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Special Session
Liquid or Tribal Youth? Dialogue
with Bauman & Maffesoli
Open session
Friday, September 5, 2008, 18:00-
20:00
Session organized by the Research Committee
on Sociology of Youth
(RC 34). Sponsored by the Catalan Youth Observatory
Chair: Carme Capdevila, Consellera del Departament
d'Acció Social i Ciutadania, Generalitat
de Catalunya
Other authorities:
Ngan-Pun Ngai, President of the ISA Research
Committee on Sociology of Youth
Julià Fernández, Director de l'Agència Catalana
de la Joventut, Generalitat de Catalunya
Speakers:
Zygmunt Bauman, University of Leeds, UK
Michel Maffesoli, Université de la Sorbonne,
France
Special Session
Dialogue Around Alain Touraine’s
Penser Autrement
Open session
Saturday, September 6, 2008, 18:00-
20:00
Session organized by the Research Committee
on Social Classes and Social Movements
(RC47)
Chair: Michel Wieviorka, CADIS, EHESS,
France
Speaker:
Alain Touraine, CADIS, EHESS, France
Discussants:
Manuel Castells, Universitat Oberta de Catalunya,
Spain
Craig Calhoun, Social Science Research
Council, USA
Special Session
Lecture by Manuel Castells
Sunday, September 7, 2008, 18:00-
19:45
Sociology and Society in the 21st Century
Special Session
Foreseeable Future of Sociology
Monday, September 8, 2008, 11:30-
13:30
Co-chairs: Devorah Kalekin-Fishman,
Arturo Rodriguez-Morato
Panelists:
Michel Wieviorka (France)
Yen Fen-Tseng (Taiwan)
Ann Denis (Canada)
Gabriele Rosenthal (Germany)
Emilio Lamo de Espinosa (Spain)
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Open Debate 1
Politics of immigration
Jointly organized with ACS
Friday September 5, 2008, 16:00 –
17:45
Chair: Oriol Homs, President of the Catalan
Sociological Association (ACS), Spain
Location: CCCB- Vestibulo
Panelists:
Aristide R. Zolberg, New School University,
USA
Manuel Pérez Yruela, IESA, CSIC, Spain
Adela Ros, Universitat Oberta de Catalunya,
Spain
Oriol Amorós, Secretari per a la Immigració,
Generalitat de Catalunya
Open Debate 2
Sustainable development
Saturday, September 6, 2008, 11:30
– 13:30
Chair: Alberto Martinelli, Scientific Committee,
University of Milan, Italy
Location: CCCB- Vestibulo
Panelists:
Tom R. Burns, University of Uppsala, Sweden
Mercedes Pardo, Universidad Carlos III de
Madrid, Spain
Frederic Ximeno, Director General de Polítiques
Ambientals i Sostenibilitat, Generalitat
de Catalunya
Purificació Canals, Vicepresident of the International
Union for the Conservation of
Nature
Open Debate 3
The female revolution
Saturday, September 6, 2008, 16:00
– 17:45
Chair: María Ángeles Durán, Scientific Committee,
Centro de Ciencias Sociales, CSIC,
Spain
Location: CCCB- Vestibulo
Panelists:
Raewyn Connell, University of Sydney, Australia
Kalpana Kannabiran, Resource Center for
Women, India
Sonia Montaño, Jefa de la División de Asuntos
de Género (CEPAL)
Ann Denis, University of Ottawa, Canada
Open Debate 4
Racism and Social Justice
Sunday, September 7, 2008, 11:30 –
13:30
Chair: Michel Wieviorka, Scientific Committee,
CADIS, EHESS, France
Location: CCCB- Vestibulo
Panelists:
Teun A. van Dijk, Universidad Pompeu
Fabra, Spain
Ubaldo Martínez Veiga, UNED, Spain
Peter Ratcliffe, University of Warwick, UK
Nira Yuval-Davis, University of East London,
UK
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Open Debate 5
The prospects of democracy
Sunday, September 7, 2008, 16:00 –
17:45
Chair: Salvador Giner, Scientific Committee,
Universidad de Barcelona, Spain
Location: CCCB- Vestibulo
Panelists:
Donatella Della Porta, European University
Institute, Italy
Craig Calhoun, Social Science Research
Council and New York University, USA
Joan Subirats, Universidad Autónoma de
Barcelona, Spain
Ad Hoc Asociación Latinoamericana
de Sociología, ALAS
Organizer: Jose-Vicente Tavares-Dos-Santos,
Universidad Federal de Rio Grande do
Sul, Brazil
Friday, September 5, 18:00-20:00
Session 01:Violence and social control: dilemmas
for the Latin American democracies
Chair: Jose-Vicente Tavares-Dos-Santos,
Universidad Federal de Rio Grande do Sul,
Brazil
Location: CCCB-Mirador
Session ID: AHALAS_01
Authors and Papers:
Jose-Vicente Tavares-Dos-Santos (Universidad
Federal de Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil)
Violencia y control social: la fabricación de políticas
alternativas en América Latina
Nelson Arteaga Botello (Facultad de Ciencias
Políticas y Administración Pública, Mexico)
Violencia, democracia y espacios de
excepción en América Latina
Renato Sergio de Lima (Foro Brasileño de
Seguridad Pública y Fundacion Seade, Brazil)
Espacios de Coordinación, Política de Información
y Modelos de Gestión de La Seguridad
Pública en Brasil
Diego Torrente (Universidad de Barcelona,
Spain) Control social y nuevas cuestiones sociales
en Europa
Sergio Adorno (Universidade de São Paulo,
Brazil) Estado, legitimidad y impunidad.
Alba Maria Zaluar (Universidade do Estado
de Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) Juventud y tráfico de
drogras ilegales: política de prevención
Ad Hoc Joint event of Undergraduate
and Research Committee
on Sociotechnics -
Sociological Practice RC26
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Organizer: Nikita Pokrovsky and Alexei
Boklin, State University, Higher School of Economics,
Moscow, Russia
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Master Class: The focus on everyday life; a
new turn in sociology
Piotr Sztompka, Jagiellonian University of
Cracow, Poland
Location: UB-FP-4.2
Session ID: Ad_joint RC26
Ad Hoc Junior Sociologists’
Network: Unconventional ways
of doing research
Organizer: Claudia Carvalho Massachusetts
Institute of Technology, US and University
of Coimbra, Portugal; Michelle Hsieh
Academia Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan; Dmitry
Khodyakov Rutgers University, US; Wiebke
Keim Freiburg University, Switzerland; Yuriy
Savelyev National University of Kyiv, Ukraine
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 01: New research foci
Chair: Dmitry Khodyakov Rutgers University,
US
Location: UB-FPGH-309
Session ID: JSN_01
Authors and Papers:
Claudia Scheid (PH Bern, Switzerland)
Children’s drawings as an object of sociological
research
Olena V Leipnik Sam (Houston State University,
Texas, US) Children as Actors of the
Social Cognitive Process: Refreshing the
Human Self-Understanding
Steffen Roth (Bern University of Applied
Sciences, Switzerland) The Exchange Rates of
Society
Yuriy Savelyev (National Taras Shevchenko
University of Kyiv, Ukraine) Governing Society
in the European Union and the Need for Sociology:
Social Inclusion of Immigrant Human Recourses
Nadia Penkova Zaporozhe ( National University,
Ukraine) Political Loci: Unconventional
Approach to the Analysis of the Political
Space.
Michael Kunnuji (University of Lagos, Nigeria)Globally
in sync, locally our of sync: addressing
the inherent paradox
Ad Hoc Session Visual Sociology
Organizer: Dennis Zuev, Siberian Federal
University, Russia and Regev Nathansohn,
University of Michigan, USA
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 01: Collecting Visual Data and Methods
of Analysis Part I
Chair: Regev Nathansohn, University of Michigan,
USA
Location: UB-FP-3.1
Session ID: Ad Visual_01
Authors and Papers:
Peter Burns (University of Brighton, UK )
The holiday photo album as auto elicitation in
exploring the history of tourism with older people.
Lyn Bibbings (Oxford Brookes University,
UK) The holiday photo album as auto elicitation
in exploring the history of tourism with
older people.
Yulia Gradskova (Södertörn University College,
Sweden) Album Stories and Oral History:
Using Family Photographs for Studies of
the Soviet Femininities
Mateusz Halawa (University of Warsaw, Poland)
Doing Visual Sociology as Going to the
Archive
Patrizia Faccioli (University of Bologna,
Italy) The Multiple Dimensions of Identities
Giuseppe Losacco (University of Bologna,
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Italy) The Multiple Dimensions of Identities
Cristiano Mutti (University of Milano, Bicocca,
Italy) The Multiple Dimensions of Identities
Valentina Anzoise (University of Milano, Bicocca,
Italy) The Multiple Dimensions of Identities
Gulsum Depeli (Hacettepe University, Turkey)
Wedding Images: A methodological discussion
about reading the visual or seeing the
texual.
Ad Hoc Session Visual Sociology
Organizer: Dennis Zuev, Siberian Federal
University, Russia and Regev Nathansohn,
University of Michigan, USA
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 02: Producing Visual Data and Methods
of Analysis Part I
Chair: Luc Pauwels, University of Antwerp,
Belgium
Location: UB-FP-3.1
Session ID: Ad Visual_02
Authors and Papers:
Ayelet Kohn (Hadassah College Jerusalem,
Israel) The writing on (the collapsing) Walls:
Graffiti of the Israeli Withdrawal, August 2005
Hananel Rosenberg (The Hebrew University,
Israel) The writing on (the collapsing)
Walls: Graffiti of the Israeli Withdrawal, August
2005
Clarice Peixoto (University of Rio de Janeiro's
State, Brazil) Family Film: From Family
Images to Historic Artefact
Gabry Vanderveen ( University of Leiden,
Holland )Photo-essays created by students:
photovoice data?
EJ Milne (University of Bradford, UK)
Through their eyes: visual (self) representation(s)
of participation and community in Bradford
and Keighley, UK.
Heather Blakey (University of Bradford, UK)
Through their eyes: visual (self) representation(s)
of participation and community in Bradford
and Keighley, UK.
Sajid Karim (University of Bradford, UK)
Through their eyes: visual (self) representation(s)
of participation and community in Bradford
and Keighley, UK.
Louise Kilburn (University of Bradford, UK)
Through their eyes: visual (self) representation(s)
of participation and community in Bradford
and Keighley, UK.
Cherita Payne (University of Bradford, UK)
Through their eyes: visual (self) representation(s)
of participation and community in Bradford
and Keighley, UK.
David Wright (University of Bradford, UK)
Through their eyes: visual (self) representation(s)
of participation and community in Bradford
and Keighley, UK.
Hugo Dias (University of Coimbra, Portugal)
Participant observation in hostess bars. Gaining
access to a difficult terrain
António Farinhas Rodrigues (University of
Coimbra, Portugal) Participant observation in
hostess bars. Gaining access to a difficult terrain
Karolina Lukasiewicz (Jagiellonian University,
Poland) Virtual social networks. A methodological
challenge of sociological research
Aslam Fataar (University of the Western
Cape, South Africa) Methodological adaptation
to account for the spatial fluidity of young
school going kids
Rosemary Blake (University of Cape Town,
South Africa) The physical and emotional experiences
of research on children diagnosed
with cancer: Knowledge is not simply the domain
of the mind
Chris Morris (Meraka Institute, South Africa)
Behavioural Changes in the Use of ICTs
Maureen Mweru (Kenyatta University, Nairobi,
Kenya) Challenges around collecting
quantitative survey data from children-headed
households
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Ad Hoc Session Visual Sociology
Organizer: Dennis Zuev, Siberian Federal
University, Russia and Regev Nathansohn,
University of Michigan, USA
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 03: Sociocultural Locus of the Visual
Chair: Elena Iarskaia-Smirnova, Saratov
State Technical University, Russia
Location: UB-FP-3.1
Session ID: Ad Visual_03
Authors and Papers:
Simone O'Callaghan (University of Dundee,
Scotland) Visual Conversations, the semiotics
of Intimacy in phonecam images.
Anna Pechurina (University of Manchester,
UK) Creating a home from Home: Russian
Communities in the UK
Julie Matthews ( The University of the Sunshine
Coast, Australia) Researching and representing
refugees
Parlo Singh (Griffith University, Australia)
Researching and representing refugees
Noa Hazan (Bar Ilan University, Israel)
Learning to see Race in Hebrew
Kehinde Andrews (University of Birmingham,
UK) A question of should:Bringing values
and action to the centre of sociological research
Mohamedazad Essa (University of Kwa-
Zulu-Natal, South Africa) Creating solidarity
through the visual: street traders in Delhi and
Durban
Oleksii Shestakovskii (National Taras
Shevchenko University of Kyiv, Ukraine)
Visual content analysis of signboards’ sign
space: regularities, reference and communication
strategy.
Bruno Monteiro (Universidade do Porto,
Portugal) Flesh works. Contributions to a carnal
ethnography of shopfloor existence
Lina Hu (University of California-Berkeley,
US) Doing Public Sociology in the Field. A
Strong Sociological Intervention Project in
China
Natalia Sarkisian (Boston College, US)
Visualizing the Patterns: Self-Organizing Maps
in Sociological Research
Ad Hoc Revistas
Organizer: Alicia Itatí Palermo, Asociación
Latinoamericana de Sociología, Argentina, Rafael
Martínez Nestares, Instituto de Estudios
Iberoamericanos, Venezuela and Felipe Centelles
Bollos, Universidad de Castilla, España
Saturday, September 6, 18:00-20:00
Session 01: Las problemáticas de las revistas
de Ciencias Sociales en Iberoamérica
Chair: Alicia Itatí Palermo, Asociación Latinoamericana
de Sociología, Argentina, Rafael
Martínez Nestares, Instituto de Estudios Iberoamericanos,
Venezuela and Felipe Centelles
Bollos, Universidad de Castilla, España
Location: CCCB-Mirador
Session ID: Ad Revistas_01
Authors and Papers:
Cristóbal Torres (Red Española de Revistas
de Sociología, España)
Gildo Marcal Brandao (Universidad de Sao
Pablo, Brasil)
Jorge Rojas (Universidad de Concepción,
Chile)
Jaime Preciado Coronado (Universidad de
Guadalajara, México)
Eduardo Kingman (Facultad Latinoamericana
de Ciencias Sociales Ecuador)
Eduardo Sandoval Forero (Editor Revistas
Concurrencias y Controversias latinoamericanos
y Coordinador de la Red de Revistas de la
Asociación Latinoamericana de Sociología)
Ad Hoc Consejo Latinoamericano
de Ciencias Sociales,
CLACSO
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Organizer: Pablo Gentili, Consejo Latinoamericano
de Ciencias Sociales, Argentina
Saturday, September 6, 18:00-20:00
Session 01: Desigualdad, exclusión y ciudadanía:
visiones desde el Norte y desde el Sur
Chair: Pablo Gentili, Consejo Latinoamericano
de Ciencias Sociales, Argentina
Location: CCCB-Auditorio
Session ID: CLASCO_01
Authors and Papers:
Göran Therborn (Cambridge University, Inglaterra)
Emir Sader (Consejo Latinoamericano de
Ciencias Sociales, Argentina / Brasil)
Joan Subirats (Universidad Autónoma de
Barcelona, España)
Marcia Rivera (Instituto Latinoamericano de
Educación para el Desarrollo, Puerto Rico)
Ad Hoc Junior Sociologists’
Network: Unconventional ways
of doing research
Organizer: Claudia Carvalho Massachusetts
Institute of Technology, US and University
of Coimbra, Portugal; Michelle Hsieh
Academia Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan; Dmitry
Khodyakov Rutgers University, US; Wiebke
Keim Freiburg University, Switzerland; Yuriy
Savelyev National University of Kyiv, Ukraine
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 04: Institutionally backed forms of
unconventional research. The example of
Maestría in Social Psychology of Groups, Universidad
Autónoma Metropolitana-Xochimilco,
México
Chair: Wiebke Keim Freiburg University, Switzerland
Location: UB-FPGH-309
Session ID: JSN_04
Authors and Papers:
Anika Meckesheimer (UAM-Xochimilco,
Mexico) Experience Systematization as project
of autonomy for NGOs in the Context of International
Development Cooperation.
Jacqueline Bochar Pizarro (UAM-Xochimilco,
Mexico) Sociodrama as Approach to
Gender Violence
Martha Hilda Cruz (UAM-Xochimilco, Mexico)
Subjective experience of reubication after
natural disasters
Edgar Betancourt Gómez (UAM-Xochimilco,
Mexico) Figures of bonding in madness:
the art of everyday life.
Ad Hoc Session Visual Sociology
Organizer: Dennis Zuev, Siberian Federal
University, Russia and Regev Nathansohn,
University of Michigan, USA
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 04: Collecting Visual Data and Methods
of Analysis Part II
Chair: EJ Milne, University of Bradford, UK
Location: UB-FP-3.1
Session ID: Ad Visual_04
Authors and Papers:
Matteo Vergani (Universita Cattolica del
Sacro Cuore di Milano, Italy ) Reflecting about
a field research on images collected on the
web 2.0
Angela Parker (University of Michigan, USA)
Images of the Bureaucracy: the 1922 Crow industrial
survey and the redefinition of the Crow
household
Agata Nowotny (University of Warsaw, Poland)
Warsaw – The Imaginary City: A Case
Study of the Visual Memory in the Urban Context.
Agnieszka Strzemi_ska (University of War-
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saw, Poland) Warsaw – The Imaginary City: A
Case Study of the Visual Memory in the Urban
Context.
Dennis Zuev (Siberian Federal University,
Russia) Cross-cultural comparison of visual
self-presentations online: the case of couchsurfing
web-site.
Julia Zueva (Siberian Federal University,
Russia) Cross-cultural comparison of visual
self-presentations online: the case of couchsurfing
web-site.
Ad Hoc Session Visual Sociology
Organizer: Dennis Zuev, Siberian Federal
University, Russia and Regev Nathansohn,
University of Michigan, USA
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Session 05: Producing Visual Data and Methods
of Analysis Part II
Chair: Gabry Vanderveen, University of Leiden,
Holland
Location: UB-FP-3.1
Session ID: Ad Visual_05
Authors and Papers:
Luc Pauwels (University of Antwerp, Belgium)
Reframing Visual Sociology Core Constituents
of a Multidimensional Methodological
Framework.
Lesley Murray (University of Brighton, UK)
Visualizing everyday mobilities.
Elena Iarskaia-Smirnova (Saratov State
Technical University, Russia ) Interpreting visual
memories: photo albums of Soviet orphanages
of 1930s-40s.
Pavel Romanov (Center for Social Policy
and Gender Studies, Russia) Interpreting visual
memories: photo albums of Soviet orphanages
of 1930s-40s.
Marie Nordberg (Karlstad University, Sweden)
"Only short cuts?" - some questions of reflexivity
raised in a visual ethnography project
on men’s hairstyles.
Dario Da Re (University of Padua, Italy)
We will tell you the story of the land: methods
in documentary film analysis
Ad Hoc Session Visual Sociology
Organizer: Dennis Zuev, Siberian Federal
University, Russia and Regev Nathansohn,
University of Michigan, USA
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Session 06: Visual Sphere: Theoretical Elaborations
Chair: Dennis Zuev, Siberian Federal University,
Russia
Location: UB-FP-3.1
Session ID: Ad Visual_06
Authors and Papers:
Fuyuki Kurasawa (York University, Canada)
The visual representation of distant suffering
and the humanitarian imagery.
Jerome Krase (Brooklyn College CUNY,
USA) Visualizing Glocalization: Changing Images
of Urban Ethnic Vernacular Neighborhoods
in Global Cities.
Timothy Shortell (Brooklyn College CUNY,
USA) Visualizing Glocalization: Changing Images
of Urban Ethnic Vernacular Neighborhoods
in Global Cities.
Regev Nathansohn (University of Michigan,
USA) Time, Space and Identity in the VisOral
Historiographies of Haifa.
Mario Di Paolantonio ( York University, Canada)
Memorial Practices and the Artistic-Visual
Register in Transitional Argentina
Vikki Bell (Goldsmiths College, London, UK)
Memorial Practices and the Artistic-Visual Register
in Transitional Argentina
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Ad Hoc Theory and Ethnography
across Disciplines
Organizer: Loic Wacquant, U California,
Berkeley and Susana Narotzky, U Barcelona,
Spain
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Session 01: Theory and Ethnography across
Disciplines
Chair: Susana Narotzky, U Barcelona, Spain
Location: CCCB-Auditorio
Session ID: Ad Ethno and Theory_01
Authors and Papers:
Michael Burawoy (U California, USA)
Armed with Theory: The Mission of Public Ethnography
Sophie Day (U London, UK)
Ethnography of Sex Work: Public Women and
Public Debate
Ubaldo Martínez Veiga (UNED, Madrid,
Spain) El Ejido. The Ethnography of Social Exclusion:
an Unavoidable Political Engagement
Michel Villette (AgroParisTech / CNRS/
EHESS/ ENS "Making a Killing: Vivissecting
Capital Accumulation"
Discussant: Loic Wacquant (U California,
Berkeley)
Ad Hoc Consejo Latinoamericano
de Ciencias Sociales,
CLACSO
Organizer: Pablo Gentili, Consejo Latinoamericano
de Ciencias Sociales, Argentina
Sunday, September 7, 18:00-20:00
Session 02: Presentación institucional. Consejo
Latinoamericano de Ciencias Sociales -
CLACSO
Chair: Pablo Gentili, Consejo Latinoamericano
de Ciencias Sociales, Argentina
Location: CCCB-Mirador
Session ID: ClASCO_02
Emir Sader (Consejo Latinoamericano de
Ciencias Sociales, Argentina / Brasil)
Pablo Gentili
Marcia Rivera (Instituto Latinoamericano de
Educación para el Desarrollo, Puerto Rico)
Ad Hoc International Council
for Science, ICSU, International
Council for Social Sciences,
ISSC, International
Sociological Association, ISA
Organizer: Heide Hackman, International
Social Science Council, and Alice Abreu, International
Council for Science Regional Office
for Latin America and the Caribbean
Sunday, September 7, 18:00-20:00
Session 01: Social and natural science collaboration:
from problems to solutions
Chair: Heide Hackman, International Social
Science Council, and Alice Abreu, International
Council for Science Regional Office for Latin
America and the Caribbean
Location: CCCB-Vestibulo
Session ID: ISSC_01
Authors and Papers:
Thomas Rosswall (International Council for
Science)
Michel Wieviorka (International Sociological
Association) Race ans Science
Gudmund Hernes (International Social
Science Council) Natural Hazards and social
whiplash
Ilan Chabay (International Human Dimensions
Programme Scientific Committee Member,
Gothenburg University and Chalmers
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University, Sweden) Bellwethers, Beacons,
and Behaviors
Ad Hoc Asociación Latinoamericana
de Sociología, ALAS
Organizer: Jaime Preciado Coronado, Universidad
de Guadalajara-ITESO, México
Monday, September 8, 09:00-11:00
Session 02: América Latina entre la fragmentación,
la exclusión y la polarización social:
¿qué proyectos alternativos?
Chair: Jaime Preciado Coronado, Universidad
de Guadalajara-ITESO, México
Location: CCCB-Mirador
Session ID: AHALAS_02
Authors and Papers:
Jorge Rojas Hernández (Universidad de
Concepción, Chile) Impactos sociales y ambientales
del Cambio Climático Global en la
Región del Bío Bío, Chile
Diana Sagástegui (Universidad de Guadalajara-ITESO,
México) Las ciencias sociales y
una nueva agenda de investigación latinoamericana
Adrián Scribano (CONICET; CEA-UE-UNC,
Argentina) Pensamiento Crítico en América
Latina: Repensando herencias y horizontes
desde la regulación de las emociones
Paulo Henrique Martins (Profesor Titular
de la Universidade Federal de Pernambuco,
Brasil) Nuevos movimientos sociales y democracia
participativa
María Isabel Domínguez García (Centro de
Investigaciones Psicológicas y Sociológicas.
La Habana, Cuba) Ciencias sociales y su responsabilidad
en la formulación de nuevas políticas
sociales.
Martha Néllida Ruiz (Centro Universitario
Tijuana, México) Universidad y educación superior
en Latinoamérica: agendas de reforma
alternativa
Jaime Preciado Coronado (Universidad de
Guadalajara-ITESO, México) Los desafíos de
la izquierda social en la integración latinoamericana
Ad Hoc Research Centers
Organizer: Robert Miller, ARK Project,
Queen's University, U.K, Manuel Pérez Yruela,
IESA, CSIC, Spain
Monday, September 8, 09:00-11:00
Supporting sociological research in the service
of the community: two cases
Chair: Robert Miller, ARK Project, Queen's
University, U.K and Manuel Pérez Yruela,
IESA, CSIC, Spain
Location: CCCB-Auditorio
Session ID: Ad_RC
Authors and Papers:
Robert Miller, Presentation about the ARK
Project
Manuel Pérez Yruela, Presentation about
the IESA
Ad Hoc Le 150e anniversaire
de naissance d’Émile Durkheim
Organizer: Marcel Fournier, Université de
Montréal, Canada
Monday, September 8, 11:30-13:30
Émile Durkheim, or a third way between liberalism
and socialism
Chair: Marcel Fournier, Université de Montréal,
Canada
Location: CCCB-Mirador
Session ID: DURKHEIM_01
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Authors and Papers:
Marcel Fournier (Université de Montréal,
Canada et Université de Metz, France)
Aina Lopez (Universidad Complutense,
Spain)
Christian Fleck (Universitaet Graz, Austria)
Robert Leroux (Université d’Ottawa, Canada)
Ad Hoc RESU: Network of the
Sociological Associations of
Southern Europe and the Mediterranean,
a joint effort of the
French, Italian, and Portuguese
Associations of Sociology,
and the Spanish
Federation of Sociology
Organizer: Analia Torres, Portugal
Monday, September 8, 11:30-13:30
Applied Knowledge and the Social Relevance
of Sociology in the Mediterranean
Chair: Analia Torres, Portugal
Location: CCCB-Auditorio
Session ID: Resu_01
Authors and Papers:
Louis Chauvel (Ecole d´Etudes en Sciences
et Politiques, Paris, France)
Marina Subirats (Universidad Autónoma de
Barcelona, Spain)
Jose Madureira Pinto (Faculdade de Economia,
Universidade do Porto Portugal)
Dzemal Sokolovic (Bósnia)
Giovanni Bechelloni (Università di Firenze,
Italy)
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Thematic Programme
Research Committees - RC
Working Groups - WG
Thematic Groups - TG
Joint Sessions - JS

RC02 Economy and Society
Économie et société
Economía y sociedad
President and coordinator of the programme: Sylvia Walby, University of Lancaster, GB.
Local Host: Julián Cárdenas
Subject: “Sociological research and the public debate on economy and society”
Organizer: Sylvia Walby, Lancaster University, UK
Friday, September 5, 18:00-20:00
Session 09: Joint Session of RC02, RC24
and RC23: The ‘Knowledge-Based Bio-Economy’:
Critical Perspectives.
Chair: Les Levidow, Development Policy and
Practice, Faculty of Maths, Computing and
Technology, The Open University, UK
Location: URL-A201
Session ID: RC02_09
Authors and Papers:
Kean Birch (University of Glasgow and Les
Levidow, Open University, UK) Bioeconomy'
as a self-fulfilling prophecy
Marja Häyrinen-Alestalo (University of Helsinki,
Finland) Political conflicts over the knowledge-based
bio-economy.
Stefano Ponte (Danish Institute for International
Studies, Denmark) Of ‘bad’ fish: Regulation,
eco-labels and popular culture in the
(re)construction of European bio-economies.
Larry Reynolds (Univ of Lancaster, UK,
Bron Szerszynski ) Corporate imaginaries, publics
and the knowledge-based bioeconomy
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 01: Politics and Interlocking Directorates
Chair: José A. Rodríguez, Julián Cárdenas
and Anna Ramon, University of Barcelona,
Spain
Location: UB-FPGH-211
Session ID: RC02_01
Authors and Papers:
Georgina Murray (Griffith University, Australia)
Australian networks for power: 1992-
2007 interlocking directorates
William K. Carroll (University of Victoria,
Canada) The global corporate elite and the
transnational policy-planning network, 1996-
2006: A structural analysis
Vladimir Popov (University of Greenwich,
UK/Russia) Politics and Interlocking Directorates
in Russia and UK: Are they really so different?
Val Burris (University of Oregon, USA) The
small world of the global corporate elete
José A. Rodríguez (University of Barcelona,
Spain) Politics and Interlockings: Struggles
for Power
Julián Cárdenas (University of Barcelona,
Spain) Politics and Interlockings: Struggles for
Power
Anna Ramon (University of Barcelona,
Spain) Politics and Interlockings: Struggles for
Power
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 07: Responses to the Emerging
Global Plutonomy
Chair: Salvatore Babones, University of
Sydney, Australia
Location: UB-FPGH-209
Session ID: RC02_07
Authors and Papers:
Manjeet Chaturvedi (Banaras Hindu University,
India) Civil Resistance to Indian Pluto-
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nomy
Pat Lauderdale (Arizona State University,
USA) Indigenous and Global Social Movements
in the Face of the Global Plutonomy:
From Resistance to Social Change
Michael Nollert (University of Fribourg, Switzerland)
Welfare by Two-Fold Plutonomy: The
Case of Switzerland
Sebastian Schief (University of Fribourg,
Switzerland) Welfare by Two-Fold Plutonomy:
The Case of Switzerland
Robert J.S. Ross (Clark University, USA)
How do Workers Achieve Inclusion?
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 02: Open Session
Chair: Alexius Anthony Pereira, National University
of Singapore, Singapore and Sylvia
Walby, Lancaster University, UK
Location: UB-FPGH-211
Session ID: RC02_02
Authors and Papers:
Cristina Puga (Universidad Nacional Autónoma
de México, México) Organized business
and civil society. An institutional redefinition
Matilde Luna (Universidad Nacional Autónoma
de México, México) Organized business
and civil society. An institutional redefinition
Mei-Ling Lin ( National Open University, Taiwan)
State-formation after the Cultural Turn:
How the Regional Liberalization Takes Place
through the New Global Institutions
Daniel Maman (Ben-Gurion University of the
Negev, Israel) Global Logics - Local Actors:
The Israeli Central Bank as an Agent of Liberalization
Zeev Rosenhek (The Open University of Israel,
Israel) Global Logics - Local Actors: The
Israeli Central Bank as an Agent of Liberalization
Lautaro Lissin (National University of Buenos
Aires, Argentina) Entrepreneur collective
action: Homogeneity given or constructed?
Jim Ottaway (LSE, UK) Translational research
as a market device: A case study of the
Social,Genetic and Developmental Psychiatry
centre at King’s College, UK.
Sandy Ross (LSE, UK) Playing the Market:
Negotiating Normative and Subversive Market
Practices in an Online Economy
Ralph Matthews (The University of British
Columbia, Canada) Should I Stay or Should I
Go?: Conceptualizing and Measuring the Comparative
Strength of Economic versus Social
Factors in the Decision to Leave Rural Areas
Justin Page (The University of British Columbia,
Canada) Should I Stay or Should I Go? :
Conceptualizing and Measuring the Comparative
Strength of Economic versus Social Factors
in the Decision to Leave Rural Areas
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 08: Welfare and Gender Regimes in
Comparative Capitalisms
Chair: Karen Shire, University Duisburg-
Essen, Germany
Location: UB-FPGH-209
Session ID: RC02_08
Authors and Papers:
Mari Osawa (University of Tokyo, Japan) Social
Reproduction at Risk: Reverse Function of
the Livelihood Security System in Japan
Laia Castello Santamarta (Universitat Autònoma
de Barcelona, Spain) The reorganization
of domestic and care work in the Mediterranean
Countries
Gunther Schmaus (Centre d’Etudes de Populations,
Luxembourg) Gender Regimes and
the economic situation of men and women
after separation
Sally Bould (Centre d’Etudes de Populations,
Luxembourg) Gender Regimes and the
economic situation of men and women after
separation
Hadas Mandel (Tel-Aviv University, Israel)
Ideology, Welfare Regimes and Gender Economic
Inequality: Different Models, Different
Tradeoffs
Rossella Ciccia (Universitàdegli Studi di
Roma “La Sapienza” Rome, Italia) Labour Market
Regimes in European Advanced Economies:
Varieties of Flexibilities and Care
Regimes
Sawako Shirahase (University of Tokyo,
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Japan) Delay in Marriage and Income Inequality
in Japan: The Impact of the Increased
Number of Young Adults Living with their Parents
on the Household Economy
Heidi Gottfried (Wayne State University)
Discussant
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 03: Varieties of Capitalist Gender
Regimes
Chair: Monika Goldmann, SfS and University
Dortmund, Germany and Karen Shire, University
Duisburg-Essen, Germany
Location: UB-FPGH-211
Session ID: RC02_03
Authors and Papers:
Esther Ruiz Ben (TU Berlin, Germany) Professionalism,
Gender and the Internationalization
of Work
Ilse Lenz (Ruhr University Bochum, Germany)
Gender, Education and the Social Welfare
State in Comparative Perspective
Karin Gottschall (University of Bremen,
Germany) Gender and Skill Specificity in the
Varieties of Capitalism
Karen Shire (University Duisburg-Essen,
Germany) Gender and Skill Specificity in the
Varieties of Capitalism
Alessandra Rusconi (Wissenschaftszentrum
Berlin, Germany) A Reflection upon dual
career couples – theoretical and methodological
issues
Heike Solga (Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin,
Germany) A Reflection upon dual career couples
– theoretical and methodological issues
Paola Cappelin (Universidade Federal do
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) Crossing the border
between Latin America (Brazil) and Europe
(Italy, Spain and Norway). Gender Protection
and promotion in workplace since the 1990s
Gina Zabludovsky (Universidad Nacional
Autònoma de México, México) Business Owners
and Executives in Mexico: a genderbased
perspective
Chin-fen Chang (Academia Sinica, Taiwan)
Merits or Less Discrimination? Explaining Gender
Gap of Earnings in Taiwan between 1985
and 2005.
Su-hao Tu (Academia Sinica, Taiwan) Merits
or Less Discrimination? Explaining Gender
Gap of Earnings in Taiwan between 1985 and
2006.
Sylvia Walby (Lancaster University, UK) Discussant
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 04: The Knowledge Economy
Chair: Susan Durbin, University of the West
of England and Jennifer Tomlinson, University
of Leeds, UK
Location: UB-FPGH-211
Session ID: RC02_04
Authors and Papers:
Makiko Nishikawa (Hosei University/Management
School, Japan) Restructuring Care
Work and Care Relations
Lucio Biggiero (L’Aquila University, Italy)
Knowledge Sources for Cluster Firms: evidence
from 12 European industrial clusters
Daniela Rohrbachm (University of Cologne,
Germany) Knowledge Economies and Stratification:
education and income in the transition
process
Susan Durbin (University of the West of England,
UK) Female Part-time Managers in the
Knowledge-based economy: networks and career
mobility
Jennifer Tomlinson (University of Leeds,
UK) Female Part-time Managers in the Knowledge-based
economy: networks and career
mobility
Manjeet Chaturvedi (Banaras Hindu University,
India) Applied Knowledge Economy and
Global integration: online education in Islamic
countries
Ishita Chaturvedi (Robert Kennedy College,
Switzerland) Applied Knowledge Economy and
Global integration: online education in Islamic
countries
Ishan Chaturvedi (Indian Institute of Technology,
India) Applied Knowledge Economy
and Global integration: online education in Islamic
countries
Peter Kennedy (Glasgow Caledonian Uni-
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versity, UK) A Value Theory of Labour Critique
of the Knowledge Economy and the Expansion
of Post-Compulsory Education Industry
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Session 05: Economic Sociology as Critique
Chair: Andrew Sayer, Lancaster University,
UK
Location: UB-FPGH-211
Session ID: RC02_05
Authors and Papers:
Andrew Sayer (Lancaster University, UK)
Economic sociology as critique
Sylvia Walby (Lancaster University, UK)
Contested futures of ‘Economy and Society’
Michael Burawoy (UC Berkeley, USA ) Two
roads from Polanyi: economic sociology versus
public sociology
John Holmwood (University of Birmingham,
UK) Citizenship and markets revisited; neo-liberalism
and ‘neo-progressivism’
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Session 06: Transnational Corporations: Villains
or heroes of globalisation?
Jeffry Kentor (University of Utah, USA) Foreign
Direct Investment and Development: An Organizational
perspective
José Esteban Castro (University of Newcastle,
UK) Hegemonic and counter-hegemonic
globalization: the role of transnational water
monopolies
Manu Ahedo (University of Rovira i Virgili,
Spain ) The Glocal Dilemma. The evolving relations
between local society and global multinationals
in Tarragona – Spain
Angel Belzunegui (University of Rovira i Virgili,
Spain ) The Glocal Dilemma. The evolving
relations between local society and global multinationals
in Tarragona – Spain
Ignasi Brunet (University of Rovira i Virgili,
Spain ) The Glocal Dilemma. The evolving relations
between local society and global multinationals
in Tarragona – Spain
Oscar F Contreras (El Colegio de Sonora,
México) Transnational Corporations and Local
Learning: creating local capabilities from global
automotive industry
Judith Clifton (University of Cantabria)
Transnational Corporations and networks providing
public services
Daniel Díaz-Fuentes (University of Cantabria)
Transnational Corporations and networks
providing public services
Chair: Judith Clifton, Universidad de Cantabria,
Spain
Location: UB-FPGH-211
Session ID: RC02_06
Authors and Papers:
Joan O´Mahony (London School of Economics,
UK) Post traditional corporate governance:
profits and politics in the FTSE 100
Andrew Jorgenson (North Carolina State
University, US) Transnational Corporations,
Foreign Direct Investment, and the Environment
Sergio González Begega (Universidad de
Oviedo, Spain) Transnational companies and
the ‘new’ industrial relations
Holm-Detlev Köhler (Universidad de
Oviedo, Spain) Transnational companies and
the ‘new’ industrial relations
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RC 04 Sociology of education
Sociologie de l’éducation
Sociología de la educación
President: Ari Antikainen, University of Joensuu, Finland,
Coordinator of the programme: A. Gary Dworkin, University of Houston, USA
Subject: “Accountability, standards, tests and inequality: criticism, collaboration and future research”
Organizer: Abraham Yogev, Tel Aviv University, Israel
Friday, September 5, 18:00-20:00
Session 05A: Education for all: Values and
Multiculturalism Part I
Chair: Antonio Teodoro, Lusophone University,
Portugal
Authors and Papers:
Nitza Davidovitch (Ari’el University Centre,
Israel) Objective Obstacles of Arab Students in
Two Israeli Public Colleges
Dan Soen (Ari’el University Centre, Israel)
Objective Obstacles of Arab Students in Two
Israeli Public Colleges
María Leticia Briceño Maas (Universidad
Autonoma de Mexico, México) Una educación
para la vida, sexualidad y SIDA
Friday, Septermber 5, 15:30-17:30
Session 01: The Use of International Data
Sets for National Education Politices
Chair: Abraham Yogev, Tel Aviv University,
Israel
Location: URL-A301
Session ID: RC04_01
Christian Ebner (Social Science Research
Center, Germany) Opening Pandora’s box: Social
background, school attendance and competencies
in the OECD in Germany.
Rita Nikolai (Social Science Research Center,
Germany) Opening Pandora’s box: Social
background, school attendance and competencies
in the OECD in Germany.
Oren Pizmony-Levi (Indiana University,
USA ) Public discourse on international student’s
achievement tests, the case of Israel
and the United States.
John Micklewright (University of Southampton,
UK) Peer effects in schools estimated with
PISA data are biased downward.
Sylke Viola Schnepf (University of Southampton,
UK) Peer effects in schools estimated
with PISA data are biased downward.
Joakim Larsson (Karlstad University, Sweden)
Calling to order: PISA and TIMSS as
stepping-stones toward disciplinary action.
Annica Löfdahl (Karlstad University, Sweden)
Calling to order: PISA and TIMSS as
stepping-stones toward disciplinary action.
Hector Pérez Prieto (Karlstad University,
Sweden) Calling to order: PISA and TIMSS as
stepping-stones toward disciplinary action.
Yariv Feniger (Tel Aviv University, Israel)
Globalization and the politics of international
surveys of educational achievement: The case
of Israel.
Idit Livneh (Tel Aviv University, Israel) Globalization
and the politics of international surveys
of educational achievement: The case of
Israel.
Abraham Yogev (Tel Aviv University, Israel)
Globalization and the politics of international
surveys of educational achievement: The case
of Israel.
Hans Pechar ( Institute of Science Communication
and Higher Education Research, Austria)
The reception of PISA in Austria and
Germany.
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Carla Cristina Marques Galego (Universidade
Lusófona de Humanidades e Tecnologias,
Portugal) OECD as a world think tank:
The impact of OECD in national educational
policies of equity and in construction of a global
educational agenda.
Friday, Septermber 5, 15:30-17:30
Session 06A: Issues and Reforms in Higher
Education: Class, Race, Gender and Inequalities
Part I
Chair: Jeanne Ballantine, Wright State University,
Dayton, OH-USA
Location: URL-A101
Session ID: RC04A_06
Authors and Papers:
Joseph M. Conforti (Old Westbury, New
York) When women surpass men in educational
achievementin developed countries.
Marina Elias (Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona)
Differences in inequalities between
male and female students in higher education
technical studies.
Helena Troiano (Universitat Autonoma de
Barcelona) Differences in inequalities between
male and female students in higher education
technical studies.
Josep M. Masjuan (Universitat Autonoma
de Barcelona) Differences in inequalities between
male and female students in higher education
technical studies.
Paolo and Moris Triventi, Trivellato (University
of Milano-Bicocca) Unrecognized students’
heterogeneity as a reason for low
performance in the Italian higher education
system.
Moris Triventi (University of Milano-Bicocca)
Unrecognized students’ heterogeneity as a reason
for low performance in the Italian higher
education system.
Danae de los Rios (Universidad de Santiago
de Chile) Understanding university dropouts
among Chilean Students.
Andrea Canales (Universidad de Santiago
de Chile) Understanding university dropouts
among Chilean Students.
Maria Guadalupe Olivier Tellez (Universidad
Nacional Autonoma de Mexico/Universidad
Pedagogica Nacional, Mexico) The
exclusion to the public university: Essential
problems in access to higher education in underdeveloped
countries.
Javier Diez-Palomar (The University of Barcelona)
Promoting inclusion in adult education
by means of dialogic inquiry.
Joaquim Gimenez Rodriguez (The University
of Barcelona) Promoting inclusion in adult
education by means of dialogic inquiry.
Paloma Garcia Wehrle (The University of
Barcelona) Promoting inclusion in adult education
by means of dialogic inquiry.
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 02A: High-Stakes Testing: The Persistence
of Inequalities Part I
Chair: A. Gary Dworkin, The University of
Houston, USA
Location: URL-A301
Session ID: RC04A_02
Authors and Papers:
Gerda Dullaart (AFDA Film School, South
Africa) High stakes assessment and ‘low’ language.
Brian D. Barrett (State University of New
York, USA) High-stakes standardized testing,
‘performance pedagogy,’ and social reproduction
in the United States.
Sean Reardon (University of California,
USA) High stakes, no effects: High school
exist exams and educational inequality.
Dionyssios Gouvias (University of the Aegean,
Greece) Accountability in the Greek
Academia: An erosion of university autonomy
or a high-stakes policy-making instrument?
David C. Berliner (Arizona State University,
USA) How high-stakes testing narrows curriculum
and reduces the chance for successful
competition in the 21st century: A USA calamity
in the making.
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Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 05B: Education for all: Access and
Democratization of Education Part II
Chair: Antonio Teodoro, Lusophone University,
Portugal
Location: URL-A302
Session ID: RC04B_05
Authors and Papers:
Paul Attewell (City University of New York,
USA) Does Higher Education for the Disadvantaged
Pay Off Across the Generations?
David Lavin (City University of New York,
USA) Does Higher Education for the Disadvantaged
Pay Off Across the Generations?
Dan Soen (Ari’el University Centre, Israel)
Enhancing Access of Peripheral Populations to
Higher Education: The Case of Israel
Nitza Davidovitch (Ari’el University Centre,
Israel ) Enhancing Access of Peripheral Populations
to Higher Education: The Case of Israel
Paramita Ghosh (Indian Statistical Institute,
India ) “Education For All” An Unfulfilled
Dream: Case study from rural India
Madhura Swaminathan (Indian Statistical
Institute, India ) “Education For All” An Unfulfilled
Dream: Case study from rural India
Sanjeev Routray (University of British Columbia,
Canada) Mediating ‘Other Backward
Classes’ Reservation Fracas: Notes on Citizenship,
Merit, and Publics
Teresa Samora Macara (Universidade Lusófona
de Humanidades e Tecnologias, Portugal)
Educating the global citizen Teachers’
identity(s) and profiles. Changes and continuities
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 06B: Issues and Reforms in Higher
Education: Post-Secondary Education and
Jobs: Vocational, University, and Adult Education
in the transition from school to work. Part II
Chair: Jeanne Ballantine, Wright State University,
Dayton, OH-USA
Location: URL-A303
Session ID: RC04B_06
Authors and Papers:
Carol Ann MacGregor (Princeton University,
USA) Measuring vocational and ‘second
chance’ educational attainment in cross-national
surveys: A comparison of the European
Community Household Panel and the Luxembourg
Income Study.
Antonia Kupfer (Johannes-Kepler University,
Austria) The socio-political significance of
vocational education reforms in Germany.
Rafael Merino (Universitat Autonoma de
Barcelona, Spain ) Vocational education and
transition to work after compulsory education
in Spain.
Stefan Fornos Klein (Universidade de Sao
Paulo, Brazil) Contemporary higher education:
a critical study of the Brazilian system.
Jose Madureira Pinto (Universidade do
Porto, Portugal) Employment structures, educational
handicaps and uneven development in
a Portuguese metropolitan region.
Joao Queiros (Universidade do Porto, Portugal)
Employment structures, educational handicaps
and uneven development in a
Portuguese metropolitan region.
Galina Cherednichenko (Institute of Sociology,
RAS) Education abroad: influence a career.
David Konstantinovsky (Institute of Sociology,
RAS) Education abroad: influence a career.
Justin J.W. Powell (Social Science Research
Center Berlin, Germany) Changing national
skill formation institutions: Convergence or
sustained diversity.
Heike Solga (Social Science Research Center
Berlin, Germany) Changing national skill
formation institutions: Convergence or sustained
diversity.
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 07A: Immigration, Education, and
Inequality Part I
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Chair: Jaap Dronkers, European University
Institute, Italy
Location: URL-A303
Session ID: RC04A_07
Authors and Papers:
Cynthia Feliciano (University of California,
USA) Unequal Origins, Unequal Outcomes:
Pre-migration status and college attainment
among Children of Immigrants
Jeehun Kim (University of Oxford, United
Kingdom) Transnational education and its dilemma:
Korean primary and secondary school
pupils of temporary migrant parents and ‘student-and-mother’
migrants in Singapore
Dorren McMahon (University College Dublin,
Ireland) Ireland’s failure to deliver educational
opportunity for its immigrant children
Sylke Viola Schnepf (University of Southampton,
United Kingdom) Inequality of learning
amongst immigrant children in
industrialized countries
Carles Serra (Universitat de Girona, Spain)
Why students from immigrant background continue
or dropout after Spanish compulsory education?
Josep Miquel Palaudàrias (Universitat de
Girona, Spain) Why students from immigrant
background continue or dropout after Spanish
compulsory education?
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 02B: High-Stakes Testing: The Persistence
of Inequalities Part II
Chair: A. Gary Dworkin, The University of
Houston, USA
Location: URL-A301
Session ID: RC04A_02
Authors and Papers:
Ligia Elliot (Fundaçã Cesgranrio, Brazil) A
closer look beyond testing results: How Brazilian
Northeast schools faced social diversity
Ângela Carrancho da Silva (Fundaçã Cesgranrio,
Brazil) A closer look beyond testing results:
How Brazilian Northeast schools faced
social diversity
Ema Lagos Campos (Ministerio de Educación
de Chile, Santiago de Chile) Chilean 15
year old student results, PISA 2006.
Efstratios Papanis (University of the Aegean)
Social dimensions of school failure: the
views of educators and students.
Panagiotis Giavrimis (University of the Aegean)
Social dimensions of school failure: the
views of educators and students.
Myrsine Roumeliotou (University of the Aegean)
Social dimensions of school failure: the
views of educators and students.
Â. R. Souza (Universidade Federal do Parana)
The educational politics effectiveness in
Curitiba Metropolitan Area, Parana State, Brazil.
T. M. Tavares (Universidade Federal do Parana)
The educational politics effectiveness in
Curitiba Metropolitan Area, Parana State, Brazil.
Â. G. Gouveia (Universidade Federal do Parana)
The educational politics effectiveness in
Curitiba Metropolitan Area, Parana State, Brazil.
Pauline Lipman (University of Illinois-Chicago,
USA) Accountability and the paradoxes
of teaching in neoliberal times.
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 05C: Education for all: Access and
Democratization of Education Part III
Chair: Antonio Teodoro, Lusophone University,
Portugal
Location: URL-A302
Session ID: RC04C_05
Authors and Papers:
Zeynep Cemalcilar (Koç University School
of Arts and Sciences, Turkey) Social capital
and educational outcomes: Impacts of social
relations on staying in school in disadvantaged
populations
Fato_ Gök_en (Koç University School of Arts
and Sciences, Turkey) Social capital and educational
outcomes: Impacts of social relations
on staying in school in disadvantaged popula-
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tions
Alceu Ravanello Ferraro (Unilasalle, Canoas/RS,
Brazil ) Gender and Literacy in Brazil
from 1940 to 2000: The Quantitative History of
the Their Relation
Madalena Mendes (Universidade Lusófona
de Humanidades e Tecnologias, Portugal)
Educationa Policies and New Ways of Regulation
– Governance.
Aina Tarabini-Castellani Clemente (Universitat
Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain) Education
and poverty in the global development
agenda
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 03A: Accountability, Standards, and
Teachers Part I
Chair: Lawrence J. Saha, The Australian National
University, Australia
Location: URL-A301
Session ID: RC04A_03
Authors and Papers:
Janete Palazzo (Universidade Católica de
Brasília) Do teacher’s compensation follow research
findings?
Zenaide dos Reis Borges Balsanulfo de
Oliviera (Universidade Católica de Brasília)
Do teacher’s compensation follow research findings?
Ann-Kristin Boström (University of Stockholm,
Sweden) Changing Standards and Accountability
in the Swedish Educational
System.
Jennifer Booher-Jennings (Columbia University,
USA) Estimating teacher effects on
high and low-stakes tests.
Andrew A. Beveridge (Queens College and
the Graduate Center, USA) Estimating teacher
effects on high and low-stakes tests.
Jörg Müller (University of Barcelona, Spain)
On the geography of accountability: Comparative
analysis of 7 European teachers’ experiences.
Fernando Hernández (University of Barcelona,
Spain)
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 04A: Accountability for and by
Whom? Standards for and by Whom?: Determining
Standards Part I
Chair: A. Gary Dworkin, Sociology, The University
of Houston, Houston, Texas, USA
Location: URL-A302
Session ID: RC04A_04
Authors and Papers:
Thomas Tse (The Chinese University of
Hong Kong, Shatin, Hong Kong) Should there
be public reporting of school performance?
The lessons from the school inspection reports
disputes in Hong Kong from 1998 to 2007.Stefan
T. Hopmann (Universität Wien, Austria)
No child, no school, no state left behind.
Gjert Langfeldt (University of Agder, Norway)
No child, no school, no state left behind.
Margaret Weigers Vitullo (American Sociological
Association, USA) A critical examination
of the Spellings Commission push for
accountability in U.S. higher education.
K. Lee Herring (American Sociological Association,
USA) A critical examination of the Spellings
Commission push for accountability in
U.S. higher education.
David Konstantinovskiy (The Russian
Academy of Sciences, Russia) Monitoring of
educational needs—the ground for standards
development.
Moritz Rosenmund (Zurich Teacher University,
Switzerland ) The way is the goal: Accountability
movement in Switzerland.
Joel Windle (Monash University, Australia)
From students as citizens to students as property:
The implications for educational inequalities
of recent shifts in the definition of state
obligations in Australia.
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 08A: Access, Quality and Sustainability
in Educational Reform: Challenges,
Possibilities and the Way Forward: Stability
and Tranformations Part I
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Chair: Shaheeda Essack, National Department
of Education, Pretoria, Republic of South
Africa
Location: URL-A303
Session ID: RC04A_08
Authors and Papers:
Mei-Ling Lin (National Open University, Taiwan)
Redesigning Accountability Systems for
Education: Linkage between Poverty Alleviation
and Differentials in Educational Opportunity.
Richard O Hope (Princeton University; USA)
An Educational Model Applied to South African
Transformation.
Rafael Merino (Universitat Autonoma de
Barcelona, Spain) Last Educational Reforms in
Spain: the Quality and Equity Debate
Maribel Garcia (Universitat Autonoma de
Barcelona, Spain) Last Educational Reforms in
Spain: the Quality and Equity Debate
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 03B: Accountability, Standards,
and Teachers Part II
Chair: Lawrence J. Saha, The Australian National
University, Australia
Location: URL-A301
Session ID: RC04B_03
Authors and Papers:
Lawrence J. Saha (The Australian National
University, Australia) Teachers and Teaching
in an Era of Heightened School Accountability:
Testing a Model with Cross-National Case Studies.
A. Gary Dworki (The University of Houston,
USA) Teachers and Teaching in an Era of
Heightened School Accountability: Testing a
Model with Cross-National Case Studies.
Efstratios Papanis (University of the Aegean,
Greece) Sociological dimensions of
School failure: The views of educators and students.
Panagiotis Giavrimis (University of the Aegean,
Greece) Sociological dimensions of
School failure: The views of educators and students.
Myrsine Roumeliotou (University of the Aegean,
Greece) Sociological dimensions of
School failure: The views of educators and students.
Carla Galego (Universidade Lusófona de
Humanidades e Tecnologías, Portugal) Teacher
Professionalism: Reconfigurations of the
teacher identities in Portugal.
Elsa Estrela (Universidade Lusófona de Humanidades
e Tecnologías, Portugal) Teacher
Professionalism: Reconfigurations of the teacher
identities in Portugal. Irina Pereir (Centro
de Investigação e Estudos de Sociologia, Portugal)
The reform of management and careers
in the Portuguese public educational system:
Responses of teachers and their unions.
Alan Stoleroff (Centro de Investigação e Estudos
de Sociologia, Portugal) The reform of
management and careers in the Portuguese
public educational system: Responses of teachers
and their unions.
Daisy Rooks (Rutgers University, USA) Teaching
Accountability: How Organizations
Shape New Teachers' Attitudes about Accountability
Systems.
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 08B: Access, Quality and Sustainability
in Educational Reform: Challenges, Possibilities
and the Way Forward: Does
Increased Access Lead to Increased Participation
and Equity in Secondary Schools?– Contesting
the Myth of Education for All Part II
Chair: Shaheeda Essack, National Department
of Education, Pretoria, Republic of South
Africa
Location: URL-A302
Session ID: RC04B_08
Authors and Papers:
Jian-Jhou Chen (Aletheia University, Taiwan)
Multi-phased High School EntranceProgram
and the Equity of Educational
Opportunity.
Jeng Liu (Aletheia University, Taiwan) Multi-
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phased High School EntranceProgram and the
Equity of Educational Opportunity.
Marcio Da Costa (Federal University of Rio
de Janeiro, Brazil) Hidden Quasi-Market: the
Contest for Public Schools in Rio de Janeiro.
Mariane Campelo Koslinksi (Federal University
of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) Hidden Quasi-
Market: the Contest for Public Schools in Rio
de Janeiro.
Ramon Garcia-Dils (Universidad de Sevilla,
Spain) Democratic Educational Experiences in
Spain Facing the Challenges of Education for
All.
Teresa Rojo (Universidad de Sevilla, Spain)
Democratic Educational Experiences in Spain
Facing the Challenges of Education for All.
AR Souza (Universidade Federal do Parana,
Brazil) Impacts of Educational Politics in Parana’
State, Brazil (2001-2006).
TM Tavare (Universidade Federal do Parana,
Brazil) Impacts of Educational Politics in Parana’
State, Brazil (2001-2006).
AB Gouveia (Universidade Federal do Parana,
Brazil) Impacts of Educational Politics in
Parana’ State, Brazil (2001-2006).
M Zampiri (Universidade Federal do Parana,
Brazil) Impacts of Educational Politics in Parana’
State, Brazil (2001-2006).
G Nienkotter (Universidade Federal do Parana,
Brazil) Impacts of Educational Politics in
Parana’ State, Brazil (2001-2006).
L Freir (Universidade Federal do Parana, Brazil)
Impacts of Educational Politics in Parana’
State, Brazil (2001-2006).
AF Damaso (Universidade Federal do Parana,
Brazil) Impacts of Educational Politics in
Parana’ State, Brazil (2001-2006).
Magda Vianna de Souza (Porto Alegre,
Brazil) School Transport: a Benefit or Problem
in the Municipal System of Education.
Marta Luz Sisson de Castro (Porto Alegre,
Brazil) School Transport: a Benefit or Problem
in the Municipal System of Education.
Marcos Ferraz (Brazil) Education Public Police
and Teaching Syndicalism at Curitiba Metropolitan
Area Marcos Ferraz – Camara
Municipal de Curitiba.
Andrea Barbosa (Brazil) Education Public
Police and Teaching Syndicalism at Curitiba
Metropolitan Area Marcos Ferraz – Camara
Municipal de Curitiba.
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Session 04B: Accountability for and by
Whom? Standards for and by Whom?: Who
Decides? Part II
Chair: A. Gary Dworkin, Sociology, The University
of Houston, Houston, Texas, USA
Location: URL-A301
Session ID: RC04B_04
Authors and Papers:
Ronald B. Robinson (University of California,
USA) Reframing accountability and standards.
Elsa Estrela (Universidade Lusófona de Humanidades
e Tecnologias, Portugal)
The new architecture in the construction of the
educational and curricular policies: Regional
and national reconfigurations.
Ântonio Teodoro (Universidade Lusófona
de Humanidades e Tecnologias, Portugal)
The new architecture in the construction of the
educational and curricular policies: Regional
and national reconfigurations.
Tomas Saar (University of Karlstad, Sweden)
The construction of normality and hierarchies
in the neo-liberal school.
Zaia Brandao (Sociology of Education, Brazil)
Quality of education: The criteria variability
in the analysis of the school ‘market.’
Cynthia P. Carvalho (Sociology of Education,
Brazil) Quality of education: The criteria
variability in the analysis of the school ‘market.’
Patricia Lacerda (Sociology of Education,
Brazil) Quality of education: The criteria variability
in the analysis of the school ‘market.’
Luiza Helena Lamego (Sociology of Education,
Brazil) Quality of education: The criteria
variability in the analysis of the school ‘market.’
Andrea Waldhelm (Sociology of Education,
Brazil) Quality of education: The criteria variability
in the analysis of the school ‘market.’
Antono Verger (University of Amsterdam,
The Netherlands) Beyond EFA: External influences
in the education agendas of developing
countries.
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Mario Novelli (University of Amsterdam, The
Netherlands) Beyond EFA: External influences
in the education agendas of developing countries.
Paulo Beijinho (Universidade Lusófona de
Humanidades e Tecnologias, Portugal)
The importance of international standardized
tests in the political discourse of educational
policies—an imaginary variable.
Nathalia Urbano Canal (Universidad Javeriana,
Colombia) Efectos de la implementación
del modelo colombaino de acreditación de programas
académicos
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Session 07B: Immigration, Education, and
Inequality Part II
Chair: Jaap Dronkers, European University
Institute, Italy
Location: URL-A302
Session ID: RC04B_07
Authors and Papers:
Maren Borkert (University of Bamberg, Germany)
I know what intercultural education is.
Policies and output of integrating migrant pupils
in Italian schools.
Fato_ Gök_en (Koç University, Turkey) A
hidden problem in primary school education in
Turkey
Zeynep Cemalcilar (Koç University, Turkey)
A hidden problem in primary school education
in Turkey
Monika Jungbauer-Gans (University of
Kiel, Germany) More private schools for nonnative
kids
Christiane Gross (University of Kiel, Germany)
More private schools for non-native kids
Clara G. Muschkin (Duke University, USA)
Changing contours of US public schools: immigration,
school composition, and student
achievement
Audrey N. Beck (Princeton, USA) Changing
contours of US public schools: immigration,
school composition, and student achievement
Oscar Valiente (Autonomous University of
Barcelona, Spain) Measuring and explaining
school segregation of foreign students in Catalonia
(Spain).
J. Paul Grayson (York University, Canada)
Discrimination experienced by Canadian university
students and its impact on outcomes
Diego Herrera Aragón (Fundació CIREM,
Spain) Socialization experiences of Moroccan
youth in Catalonia (Spain) and their adaptive
strategies in their family, school, leisure and
religious environments.
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Session 04C: Accountability for and by
Whom? Standards for and by Whom?: Open
Session Part III
Chair: A. Gary Dworkin, Sociology, The University
of Houston, Houston, Texas, USA
Location: URL-A302
Session ID: RC04C_04
Authors and Papers:
Indera Ratna Irawati Pattinasarany (University
of Indonesia, Indonesia) Multicultural
education in Indonesia: Ideas and Practices.
Lucia Ratih Kusumadewi (University of Indonesia,
Indonesia) Multicultural education in
Indonesia: Ideas and Practices.
Julie Matthews (University of the Sunshine
Coast, Maroochydire, Australia) Postcolonialism
and the education of refugee students.
Xavier Rambla (Universitat Autonoma de
Barcelona, Spain) Gender relations, EFA and
anti-poverty policy: The household head plan
and the integral plan for educational equality in
Argentina.
Judith Jacovkis (Universitat Autonoma de
Barcelona, Spain) Gender relations, EFA and
anti-poverty policy: The household head plan
and the integral plan for educational equality in
Argentina.
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Session 08C: Access, Quality and Sustainability
in Educational Reform: Challenges, Possibilities
and the Way Forward: Reform in
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Higher Education – Critical Global Perspectives
Part III
Chair: Shaheeda Essack, National Department
of Education, Pretoria, Republic of South
Africa
Location: URL-A301
Session ID: RC04C_08
Authors and Papers:
Danae De Los Rios (Universidad de Santiago
de Chile, Chile) Understanding University
Dropout among Chilean Students.
Andrea Canales (Universidad de Santiago
de Chile, Chile) Understanding University Dropout
among Chilean Students.
Subhasis Sahoo (Indian Institute of Technology
Kanpur, India) Grass-Roots Science Curriculum
Reform in India: Embedding Initiatives
under the Question of Quality and Sustainability.
Valeriya A Suglobova (Russian Academy
of Sciences, Russia) National Features in Development
of the Bologna Process in Russia.
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C05 Racism, nationalism and ethnic relations
Racisme, nationalisme et relations ethniques
Racismo, nacionalismo y relaciones étnicas
President and coordinator of the programme: Peter Ratcliffe, University of Warwick, GB.
Subject: “Research and action about racism, nationalism and ethnic relations: the public role of
sociologists”
Organizer: Peter Ratcliffe, University of Warwick, UK
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 01: Joint Session of RC05 and
RC32: Women, Intersectionality and Diasporas:
Challenges and Resistance Part I
Chair: Organizers: Ann Denis, University of
Ottawa, Canada and Sirma Bilge, Université
de Montréal, Canada ; Chair: Ann Denis, University
of Ottawa
Location: UB-FP-0.1
Session ID: RC05_01
Authors and Papers:
Sirma Bilge ( Université de Montréal, Canada)
‘Controversial Choices’: An Intersectional
Analysis of a Paradigmatic Debate on
Minority Women’s Agency
Anna Korteweg (University of Toronto, Canada)
Gender, Islam, and National Identity
Formation through Immigrant Integration Policies:
the Cases of the Netherlands and Germany
Bandana Purkayastha (University of Connecticut,
USA) Interrogating Intersectionality:
Contemporary globalization and racialized
gendering in the lives of highly educated South
Asian Americans and their children
Aparna Rayaprol (University of Hyderabad,India)
Changing Locations and Transnational
Identities
Eva Blay (University of Sa_o Paulo, Brazil)
Gender, Resistance and Identity: Jewish Immigrants
in Brazil
Catrin Lundström (Uppsala University, Sweden)
Different Shades of Whiteness: White migration
and re-imaginaries of race, gender and
class in the case of first generation Swedish
women in the U.S.
Armelle Testenoire (Université de Rouen,
France) Intersecting paradigms of redistribution
and recognition: ethnic and gender division
of labour in the hotel industry
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 10: Human Trafficking: Gender, Racism
and Ethnicity
Chair: Natividad Gutierrez Chong, National
University of Mexico, UNAM, Mexico
Location: UB-FP-1.3
Session ID: RC05_10
Authors and Papers:
Natividad Gutierrez Chong (National University
of Mexico, UNAM, Mexico) Human trafficking:
does ethnic conflict and racism matter?
Helen Kambouri (Panteion University, Greece)
Developed societies are an extended and invisible
exhibition of prostitution: trafficking and
the safeguarding of national borders from migration
and saving the nation from moral disintegration.
Tammy Smith (SUNY Stony Brook, USA)
The UN's organizational culture and the trafficking
of women in conflict zones
Shobha Hamal Gurung (South Utah University,
USA) Human trafficking and the sex
trade: telling the tales of Nepali women
Arun Kumar Acharya (Universidad Autónoma
de Nuevo León, Mexico) Trafficking of
women in Mexico: myth and methods
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Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 02: Joint Session of RC05 and
RC32: Women, Intersectionality and Diasporas:
Negotiating identity, negotiating family
dynamics in the Diaspora Part II
Chair: Ann Denis, University of Ottawa, Canada
and Sirma Bilge, Université de Montréal,
Canada; Chair: Sirma Bilge, Université de
Montréal, Canada
Location: UB-FP-0.1
Session ID: RC05_02
Authors and Papers:
Lina Samuel (York University, Canada) Mating,
Dating and Marriage: Cultural Retention,
Transformation and the Construction of Diasporic
Identities among South Asian Immigrants
in Canada
Maria Zubair (University of Reading, UK)
Meri beti acchcchi hey (My daughter is good)’:
Gender, Family Honour and Social-Class-
Based Variations in Identity-Negotiation within
the Pakistani Muslim Diaspora in Britain
Karen Pyke (University of California at Riverside,
USA) Racialized Stereotypes, Cultural
Essentialism, and Desire Among Asian American
Women
Petra Heyse (Universiteit Antwerpen, Belgium)
Images about Western husbands. On
the Role of Imagination and Gender Dynamics
in Marriage Migration of Eastern European
Women
Suowei Xiao (University of California at Berkeley,
USA) Cosmopolitan Girl v.s. Countryside
Woman: Urban/Rural Division in the
Contemporary ‘Second-wife’ Phenomenon in
China
Anya Ahmed (University of Salford, UK)
Home and Away: Englishness as ethnicity examined
out of context
Naomi Weiner-Levy Weiner-Levy (David
Yellin Academic College and Ben Gurion University,
Israel) I cannot be Siham the village
girl I left’: Identity Facades While Crossing Cultures
on the Way to Higher Education Khurram
Iqbal (University of Agriculture, Faisalabad.
Pakistan) Gender Dimension of Decentralized
Governance in Pakistan: Implication for Sustainable
Livelihoods and Gender Mainstreaming
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 05: Confronting racism and redressing
inequality: Sociologists and the public policy
agenda - Policies, Politics and Social
Change Part I
Chair: Peter Ratcliffe, University of Warwick,
UK
Location: UB-FP-4.1
Session ID: RC05_05
Authors and Papers:
Veronika Honkasalo (University of Helsinki,
Finnland) To have an anti-racist research
ethos: some methodological considerations
Jeffrey G. Reitz (University of Toronto, Canada)
Injecting research on race into the political
process in Canada: some factors affecting
attention from politicians and the media
Mai Phan (University of Kent at Canterbury,
U.K) Systemic inequality, the state and the paradoxes
of institutional change: an examination
of legislative reforms in Canada and Britain
Paula Barreto (Federal University of Bahia,
Brazil) Anti-racist policy in Brazil: tensions and
divergencies in recent sociological debates
Olga Jubany Baucells (University of Barcelona,
Spain) Deciding truths in a culture of
disbelief: a fundamental sociological approach
to the asylum seeking screening process
Karim Murji (Open University, UK) Racism,
policy and sociological interventions in and
after the Stephen Lawrence Inquiry
Willem Schinkel (Erasmus University Rotterdam,
The Netherlands) Culturism & the sociology
of policies of integration
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 06: Confronting racism and redressing
inequality: Sociologists and the public policy
agenda - Social Movements, Social
Agency and the Role of the Sociologist Part II
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Chair: Peter Ratcliffe, University of Warwick,
UK
Location: UB-FP-4.1
Session ID: RC05_06
Authors and Papers:
Cosima Rughinis (University of Bucharest,
Romania) Through the looking glass: sociologists
and Roma/Gypsy issues in Romania
Òscar Prieto-Flores (University of Girona,
Spain) How panethnicity is institutionalized in
the European context: some evidence from the
grassroots and the Roma case
Malinda Andersson (Uppsala University,
Sweden) National differentiation through welfare:
re-reading transnational adoption policy in
Sweden
Eguzki Urteaga (Universidad del Pais
Vasco, Spain) Le Plan Basque D’Immigration
de la Communaute Autonome Basque
Rochman Achwan (University of Indonesia,
Indonesia) Sociologists, ethnic violence and
peace advocacy: evidence from West Kalimantan,
Indonesia
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Round table 1: Settlers, Natives, Immigrants:
Reasonable Accommodation in divided
societies
Chair: Natividad Gutierrez Chong, National
University of Mexico, UNAM, Mexico
Location: UB-FP-1.3
Session ID: RC05_Round Table_01
Authors and Papers:
Heribert Adam (Simon Fraser University,
Canada)
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 08: Generations of Migration: Inequality
and Belonging Part I
Chair: Zlatko Skrbis, The University of
Queensland, Australia and Loretta Baldassar,
University of Western Australia, Australia
Location: UB-FP-4.1
Session ID: RC05_08
Authors and Papers:
Zlatko Skrbis (The University of Queensland,
Australia) Migrant generations and complexities
of belonging
Loretta Baldassar (University of Western
Australia, Australia) Migrant generations and
complexities of belonging
Enzo Colombo (Università degli studi di Milano,
Italy) A generation on the move: belonging
and demand for citizenship among
children of immigrants in Italy
Antonio Eito Mateo (Universidad de Zaragoza,
Spain) The second immigrant generation:
is it a valid concept to understand
multicultural societies better? The case of
Huesca, an approximation from Spain
Gisela Landázuri Benítez (Universidad
Autónoma Metropolitana- Xochimilco, Mexico)
In struggle for the identity and territory
Liliana López Levi (Universidad Autónoma
Metropolitana- Xochimilco, Mexico) In struggle
for the identity and territory
Monica Ibañez-Angulo (Universidad de
Burgos, Spain) Success, loyalties and allegiances:
social integration and cultural identity
among first and second generations of Pakistani
and Cape Verdean transnational migrants
in a Spanish Town
Isabel Estrada Carvalhais (University of
Minho, Portugal) Ethnicity, (non)-nationality
and the dynamics of political participation in
Portuguese democracy
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Session 03: Joint session of RC05 and
RC38: Gender, Biography and Transnational
Practices
Chair: Kathy Davis, University of Utrecht, The
Netherlands and Helma Lutz, Goethe University
of Frankfurt, Germany
Location: UB-FP-0.1
Session ID: RC05_03
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Authors and Papers:
Elisabeth Tuider (University of Hildesheim,
Germany) The Maquiladora. Migrant women’s
transnational practices on the northern Mexican
border
Silke Roth (University of Southhampton, UK)
Transnational life-styles of humanitarian aid
workers
Vicki Harman (University of London, UK)
Transnational mothering and support networks:
experiences of lone white mothers of
mixed-parentage children
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Session 09: Generations of Migration: Inequality
and Belonging Part II
Chair: Zlatko Skrbis, The University of
Queensland, Australia and Loretta Baldassar,
University of Western Australia, Australia
Location: UB-FP-4.1
Session ID: RC05_09
Authors and Papers:
Vince Marotta (Deakin University, Australia)
The experience of hybridity and belonging in
old and new second-generation immigrants in
Australia
Scott Poynting (Manchester Metropolitan
University) The ‘Between’ of generation and
culture: Lebanese immigrant youth in Australia
Shamser Sinha (City University, London,
UK) The migrant generation: young separated
refugees and the changing racialised politics of
belonging in health and social care in East
London
Sara-Izabella Geerdes (Jacobs University
Bremen, Germany) First labour market integration
of young migrants in West Germany
Paul Scheibelhofer (Central European University,
Hungary) Negotiating second-generation
Turkish masculinity: young men’s tactics of
self-making in a Viennese ‘problem neighbourhood’
Jan Fuhse (Columbia University, USA) Migrant
generations and personal networks determining
acculturation and ethnicity of Italian
migrants in Germany
Eunice Akemi Ishikawa (Shizuoka University
of Art and Culture, Japan) Japanese-Brazilians
in Japan: the second generation’s identity
Tan Chee-Beng (Chinese University of
Hong Kong, Hong Kong)
ndonesian Chinese in Hong Kong: re-localization,
transnational networks and belonging
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Session 07: The Role of Sociologists in National
Conflicts
Chair: Nira Yuval-Davis, University of East
London, UK and Avishai Ehrlich, Mikhlelet Tel-
Aviv-Jaffa, Israel
Location: UB-FP-4.1
Session ID: RC05_07
Nira Yuval-Davis (University of East London,
UK) Transversal politics and public intellectual
activism across borders and
boundaries
Avishai Ehrlich (Mikhlelet Tel-Aviv-Jaffa, Israel)
The absent public role of Israeli sociologists
since 2000
Nicos Trimikliniotis (Inter-College, Cyprus)
Public intellectuals confronting states of exception
in divided Cyprus
Kalpana Kannabiran (Nalsar University of
Law, India) The troubled contexts of peace:
women's engagements with patriarchy, community
and conflict in South Asia
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Round table 2: Official definitions of ethnicity:
social and political ramification
Chair: Natividad Gutierrez Chong, National
University of Mexico, UNAM, Mexico
Location: UB-FP-1.3
Session ID: RC05_Round Table_02
Authors and Papers:
Peter Ratcliffe (University of Warwick, UK)
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Monday, September 8, 09:00-11:00
Session 11: RC05 Business Meeting
Chair: Peter Ratcliffe, University of Warwick,
UK
Location: UB-FP-1.1
Session ID: RC05_11
Authors and Papers:
Peter Ratcliffe (University of Warwick, UK)
Business Meeting. The role of RC05 in interrogating
public agendas
Sunday, September 7, 18:00-20:00
Session 04: Joint session of RC05, RC25
and TG03: Migrant women: human rights violations
and resistance
Chair: Isabella Paoletti, Social Research and
Intervention Centre, Italy
Location: UB-FPGH-406
Session ID: RC05_04
Solutions
Sergey V. Ryazantsev (Social and Political
Research Institute, Russian Academy of
Sciences, Russia) Russian women abroad: migration
channels and problems of adaptation
Yi-Hsuan Kuo (Columbia University, USA)
Reframing Studies of Female Marriage Migrants’
Educational Involvement: A Study of
Chinese and Southeast Asian Female Marriage
Migrants in Taiwan
Monday, September 8, 09:00-11:00
Session 11: RC05 Business Meeting
Chair: Peter Ratcliffe, University of Warwick,
UK
Location: UB-FP-1.1
Session ID: RC05_11
Authors and Papers:
Peter Ratcliffe (University of Warwick, UK)
Business Meeting. The role of RC05 in interrogating
public agendas
Authors and Papers:
Maria Rita Bartolomei (Macerata University,
Italy) Islamic education and women’s
rights in Italy
Isabella Paoletti (Social Research and Intervention
Centre, Italy) Migrant women from
Muslim Countries: social and institutional discourses
producing segregation
Carola Mick (Campus Walferdange; Walferdange,
Luxembourg) Peruvian domestic servants
as promoters of social justice in Peru?
E. Huss (Ben Gurion University, Israel) Art
as a 'Speech Act' from the Margins: Arts based
research as a trigger for a narrative of resistance
Shobha Hamal Gurung (South Utah University,
USA) Informal Global Economy: The
case of Nepali Female Migrants in Boston and
New York
Rizwana Yusuf (Institute of Hazrat Mohammad,
Bangladesh) The Exploitations of Asian
Migrant Women Workers: Policy Issues and
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RC07 Research on the future
Recherche sur le future
Investigación sobre el futuro
President and coordinator of the programme: Markus Schulz, New York University, USA
Subject: “The debate on the future: global trends, alternative views, public discourse and new
tasks in sociological research”
Organizer: Markus S. Schulz, UIUC/NYU, USA
Friday, September 5, 18:00-20:00
Session 11: Joint session of RC07, RC14
and RC23: The Internet: From Utopia to Nightmare?
Chair: Jaime Jimenez, UNAM, Mexico, Binay
Kumar Pattnaik, Indian Institute Technology
Kanpur, India, Hermilio Santos, PUCRS, Brazil
Location: URL-A101
Session ID: RC07_11
Authors and Papers:
Ann Denis (U Ottawa, Canada) The Effects
of Age and Time: Internet Use by Young People
in Barbados
Adolfo Estalella (Universitat Oberta de Catalunya,
Spain) Embodied Practices for Constructing
Revolutionary Narratives of the
Internet
Edgar Gomez Cruz (Universitat Oberta de
Catalunya, Spain) Embodied Practices for
Constructing Revolutionary Narratives of the
Internet
Lech W. Zacher (Leon Kozmicki Academy
of Entrepreneurship and Management, Poland)
Multiple Trajectory Evolution of Information Societies
Calin Cotoi (U Bucharest, Romania) Global
Technologies and Modern Identities: Cyberethnicization
of Ethnic and Linguistic Minorities
in Central and Eastern Europe
Egl_ Butkeviciene (Kaunas U Technology,
Lithuania) Information Society in Postcommunist
Context: Patterns and Social Implications
of ICT Diffusion in Rural Communities of Lithuania
Egl_ Vaidelyte (Kaunas U Technology, Lithuania)
Information Society in Postcommunist
Context: Patterns and Social Implications of
ICT Diffusion in Rural Communities of Lithuania
Kenneth M. Kyle (CalState U, USA) The
Use and Misuse of the Internet in Responding
to Hurricane Katrina: A Cautionary Tale
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 01: New Trends in Globalization I
Chair: Jan Nedverveen Pieterse, UIUC, USA
Location: UB-FPGH-208
Session ID: RC07_01
Authors and Papers:
Roland Robertson (U Aberdeen, UK) This
Millenial Moment: The New Phase of Globalization
Manisha Desai (U Connecticut, USA) Rethinking
Globalization: A View From The Perspective
of Gendered Actors
Markus S. Schulz (UIUC, USA) Globalization
2.0: New Media Trends and Their Social
Implications
Jan Nedverveen Pieterse (University of Illinois,
USA) Globalization 21st Century: New
Balance
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 09: Newage y tercera vía: paradojas
e incomodidades de la modernidad
Chair: Ricardo F. Macip, ICSyH-BUAP, Mexico
Location: UB-FPGH-207
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Session ID: RC07_09
Authors and Papers:
Edmundo Hernandez Amador (BUAP,
Mexico) Los compadritos de la tradición: Historia
y hegemonía entre los danzantes tradicionales
en la ciudad de Puebla
Luis Martinez Andrade (École de Hautes
Etudes, France) New age y posmodernidad:
Metamorfosis de las ideologías coloniales.
J. Antonio Morfin Linan (U Autónoma Metropolitana,
Mexico) El new age y la crisis del
trabajo abstracto
Sonsoles San Roman Gago (U Autónoma
de Madrid, Spain) Los nuevos valores sociales
en la empresa española: un reto para el sistema
educativo
David Serrano (U Autónoma de Madrid,
Spain) Los nuevos valores sociales en la empresa
española: un reto para el sistema educativo
David Vargas (Universidad Politécnica de
Catalunya, Spain) Actores sociales y ecoturismo
comunitario en México
Ricardo F. Macip (ICSyH-BUAP, Mexico)
Mientras exista el mundo, permanecerá la gloria
de México-Tenochtitlán
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 02: New Trends in Globalization II
Chair: Jan Nedverveen Pieterse, UIUC, USA
Location: UB-FPGH-208
Session ID: RC07_02
Authors and Papers:
Mun Cho Kim (Korea U, South Korea) Cosmopolitan
Turn in Social Theory
Lynne Ciochetto (Massey U, New Zealand)
Globalization and Sustainability: The Impact of
Global Consumer Goods Companies and Their
Advertising on the Economic and Environmental
Sustainability of Developing Nations
Franciszek Czech (Jagiellonian U, Poland)
Global Events: The Huge Consequences of
Short Occurrences
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 06: Joint session of RC07 and
RC48: New Media, Social Movements, and
Democracy
Chair: Markus S. Schulz, USA and Benjamín
Tejerina, U Basque Country, Spain
Location: UB-FPGH-207
Session ID: RC07_06
Authors and Papers:
Veronica Alfaro (New School for Social Research,
USA) Comparing Action and Social
Movements in the Virtual Public Sphere: Web
1.0 to Web 2.0 From Silence and Disruption to
Acting in Concert Frederico Bertagnoli (NYU,
USA) Human Rights, Wireless Technologies,
and Organized Crime in Contemporary Brazil
Sartaj Chanchal (U Texas, USA) The Role of
Media in Advancing the Cause of the Feminist
Movement in America
Gert Verschraegen (U Leuven, Belgium)
Commons-based Knowledge Production as a
Strategy for Development
Jürgen Gerhards (Freie Universität Berlin,
Germany) Is the Internet More Democratic
Than Traditional Media? Comparing Newspapers
and Internet in the US and Germany
Mike S. Schäfer (Freie Universität Berlin,
Germany) Is the Internet More Democratic
Than Traditional Media? Comparing Newspapers
and Internet in the US and Germany
Fen Lin (U Chicago, USA) Behind Technology:
Changes of State-Society Relationship
and Media Technology
Yihu Zhou (Beijing U, China) Behind Technology:
Changes of State-Society Relationship
and Media Technology
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 10: New Approaches in Interdisplinary
Perspective
Chair: Hermilio Santos, PUCRS, Brazil
Location: UB-FPGH-206
Session ID: RC07_10
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Authors and Papers:
Hermílio Santos (PUCRS, Brazil) Systemic
Theory and Multi-Agents Systems: Theoretical
Approximations and the Simulation of Network
Institutional Arrangements
Marcelo Blois Ribeiro (PUCRS, Brazil)
Systemic Theory and Multi-Agents Systems:
Theoretical Approximations and the Simulation
of Network Institutional Arrangements
Arunachalam Prabaharan (Public Action,
India) Frontiers of New Research in Sociology
Patricia Vendramin (U Louvain-la-Neuve,
Belgium) The Social Bond Facing Individualisation
of Work: Integrated Approach Through
the Concepts of Network, Project and Individual-Subject
Tamara Adamyants (Russian Academy of
Sciences-Moscow, Russia) High Level of Communicative
Skills as a Universal Problem
Mary Ann Lamanna (University of Nebraska
at Omaha, USA) Novels of Terrorism: Reading
Between the Lines
Alexander Sungarov (Higher School of
Economics-Moscow, Russia) Centers for Public
Policy: How to Force their Influence on Public
Policy in Future?
Yury V. Popkov (Russian Academy of
Sciences-Novosibirsk, Russia) Scenario Analysis
of the Future: System-Genetic Prospect
Evgueniy A. Tyugashev (Novosibirsk
State U, Russia) Scenario Analysis of the Future:
System-Genetic Prospect
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 05: Comparative Research on Religious
Values and Symbolism
Chair: Reimon Bachika, Kyoto, Japan
Location: UB-FPGH-208
Session ID: RC07_05
Authors and Papers:
Reimon Bachika (Bukkyo U, Kyoto, Japan)
Values as Multidimensional Cultural Phenomena
Jacqueline A. Gibbons (York U, Canada)
Islamic and Coptic Religious and Symbolic Features
in Girls' Orphanages: Egypt
Michael George (St. Thomas U, Canada)
Recognizing the Moral Stranger: Ethics, Religion,
and Moral Possibilities
Tetsuo Maruyama (Bukkyo U, Japan) Religious
Values as Universal Elements of Culture
in Globalizing Societies
Seil Oh (Boston College, USA) Holistic Spirituality
of Mind-Body Practitioners: Exploring
the Social Implications of Holism
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 07: Joint session of RC07 and
RC48: Social Movements and Alternative Futures
Chair: Mark Herkenrath, U Zurich, Switzerland
and Racquel Sosa, UNAM, Mexico
Location: UB-FPGH-207
Session ID: RC07_07
Authors and Papers:
Hannah Neumann (Berlin, Germany) If We
Can Train People For War, We Can Train
Them For Peace!' The Peace Zone Movement
as an Alternative Form To Pacify Ethnopolitical
War and Conflict
Mangala Subramaniam (Purdue U, USA)
Persuading Behavior Change: Current Trends
in the Discourse on HIV/AIDS in India:
Ajay Gudavarthy (Jawaharlal Nehru U,
India) Democracy and Development: Radical
Social Movements in Southern India
Karen Douglas (Sam Houston State U,
USA) Environmental Issues and the Construction
of Alternative Futures
Gideon Sjoberg (U Texas at Austin, USA)
Environmental Issues and the Construction of
Alternative Futures
Saturday, September 6, 18:00-20:00
Session 12: Joint session of RC07, RC14
and RC23: Intellectual Copyright, Digital Inequality,
and Global Hegemony
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Chair: Jaime Jimenez, UNAM, Mexico, Hermilio
Santos, PUCRS, Brazil, Markus S.
Schulz, USA, Jochen Glaeser, U Lancaster,
UK, and Jochen.Glaser
Location: URL-A101
Session ID: RC07_12
Authors and Papers:
Gérard Valenduc (FUNDP/UCL, Belgium)
Understanding and Preventing the Second
Order Digital Divide
Chris Armbruster (Max Planck Digital Library,
Germany) Cyberscience and the Knowledge-based
Economy: Open Access and
Trade Publishing: From Contradiction tCompatibility
with Nonexclusive Copyright Licensing
Vincent H. Shie (Fu Jen Catholic U, Taiwan)
The Global IP Divide: Does the North-South
Divide No Longer Matter?
Hung-Yi Hsu (Fu Jen Catholic U, Taiwan)
The Global IP Divide: Does the North-South
Divide No Longer Matter?
Craig D. Meer (Australian National U, Australia)
The Global IP Divide: Does the North-
South Divide No Longer Matter?
Bruno Sanguanini (U Verona, Italy) ICT: A
Chance for Leapfrogging Development?
Sava_ Caglayan (Mugla U, Turkey) Internet:
The New Dimensions of Inequality from Democratization
to Digital Gulf
Mahjabeen Khaled Hossain (Institute of
Hazrat Mohammad, Bangladesh) E- Accessibility
for the Disabled in Bangladesh
Andrew Kirton (U Liverpool, UK) Somewhere
Over ‘In Rainbows’: Music Online and
the Disruption of the Field
Matthew David (U Liverpool, UK) Somewhere
Over ‘In Rainbows’: Music Online and
the Disruption of the Field
Paul Jones (U Liverpool, UK) Somewhere
Over ‘In Rainbows’: Music Online and the Disruption
of the Field
Saturday, September 6, 18:00-20:00
Session 15: Joint session of RC07, RC04,
RC23 and RC32: Gender, Science, Technology,
Innovation, and the Future
Chair: Solange Simoes, Eastern Michigan
University, USA and Radhamany Sooryamoorthy,
U KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
Location: URL-A102
Session ID: RC07_15
Authors and Papers:
Uta Russmann (U Vienna, Austria) Genderspecific
Behavior in Web Based Communication
Networks: Gender Barriers to Access and
Gender Barriers to Usage
Ursula Seethaler (U Vienna, Austria) Gender-specific
Behavior in Web Based Communication
Networks: Gender Barriers to Access
and Gender Barriers to Usage
Max Harnoncourt (U Vienna, Austria) Gender-specific
Behavior in Web Based Communication
Networks: Gender Barriers to Access
and Gender Barriers to Usage
Christiane Gross (U Kiel, Germany) Women
in Science—Aliens No More?
Monika Jungbauer-Gans (U Kiel, Germany)
Women in Science—Aliens No More?
Luisa Leonini (U Milan, Italy) New Media
and Pornography: How the Internet has Modified
the Sex Business
Nuria Valles (Fundació CIREM, Spain)
Construction of gendered technological identities
in the school space
Helene Schiffbaenker (Joanneum Research,
Austria) Female career orientations in
Science and Technology
Ana M. Gonzales Ramos (Universitat
Oberta de Catalunya, Spain) The Role of
Women in ICT-related Projects Within the 'Plan
Nacional' in Spain: A Potential for Science and
Technology
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 04: Joint session of RC07 and
RC16: The Role of “Future” in Sociological
Theorizing
Chair: Elisa P. Reis, UFRJ, Brazil and Markus
S. Schulz, USA
Location: UB-FPGH-208
Session ID: RC07_04
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Authors and Papers:
Emília Rodrigues Araújo (U Minho, Portugal)
Technology and Imaginary: Towards Governance
of Future
Radim Marada (Masaryk U, Czech Republic)
Anticipated Generations: Generational Logic of
Historical Time in Modernity
Nina Eliasoph (USC, USA) The Future
Tense: Two Ethnographic Studies of Problematic
Negotiations of a Temporal Trajectory
Iddo Tavory (UCLA, USA) The Future
Tense: Two Ethnographic Studies of Problematic
Negotiations of a Temporal Trajectory
Guillermina Jasso (NYU, USA) Basic Theory
and the Future
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Session 03: Public Sociology, Policy Making,
and Power
Chair: Raquel Sosa Elízaga Unam, Mexico
and Markus S. Schulz, USA
Location: UB-FPGH-208
Session ID: RC07_03
Authors and Papers: Barbara Adam
(Cardiff U, UK)
Future Matters for Sociology
Jenny Andersson (Swedish Institute for Futures
Studies, Sweden) The Privatisation of the
Future
Patricia Nickel (Victoria U Wellington, New
Zealand) Critical Theory, NGOs, and the State:
'Humanitarian Public Sociology' as a Regime
of Truth
Olga Malinova (Russian Academy of Sciences-Moscow,
Russia) Doing Political Science
in Post-Soviet Context: Academic Community
and Political Practice in Russia
Geci Karuri-Sebina (Human Sciences Research
Council, South Africa) South Africa’s
State of the Future Index and Its Potential to
Contribute to Policy Dialogue in the Region
Romana Xerez (Technical U Lisbon, Portugal)
Sociological Research in Portugal: Public
Sociology Perspective
Raquel Sosa (UNAM, Mexico) Public Sociology
and Alternative Experiences of Public
Practice: The Legitimate Government of Mexico
Sunday, September 7, 13:30-14:30
Session 19: RC07 Business Meeting
Chair:
Location: UB-FPGH-208
Session ID: RC07_BM
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Session 08: Architecture, Design, Robots,
and the Making of the Future
Chair: Joerg Gleiter, Free U Bozen-Bolzano,
Italy
Location: UB-FPGH-208
Session ID: RC07_08
Authors and Papers:
Sandra Guerrero (Zhayed U, Abu Dhabi,
UAE) Cities Behind Fences: Will Gated Communities
Prevail in the Future? The Case of
the Middle East and Latin American City
Diane Rodgers (Northern Illinois State U,
USA) The Varying Visions of Early Twentieth
Century Human Ecology: Robert E. Park and
Radhakamal Mukerjee
Joerg Gleiter (Free U Bozen-Bolzano, Italy)
Architecture, Social Space, and the Digital Habitat
Vera Borges (U Lisbon, Portugal) Architecture,
Architects, and the 'Digital Love': A Sociological
Point of View
Kazuo Mizuta (Kyoto Sangyo U, Japan) Robots
in the year 2025: Mobilizing Parts to Innovative
Mobility Toward a Better Quality Life
Sunday, September 7, 18:00-20:00
Session 13: Joint Spanish session of RC07,
RC14 and RC23: Las Nuevas Tecnologías de
Información y Comunicación en el Mundo La-
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tino: Perspectivas Sociológicas desde Europa
y América Latina / The New Information and
Communication Technologies in the Latin
World: Sociological Perspectives from Europe
and Latin America
Chair: Hermilio Santos, PUCRS, Brazil and
Cristobal Torres, UAM, Spain
Location: URL-A101
Session ID: RC07_13
Authors and Papers:
Eguzki Urteaga (Universidad del País
Vasco, Spain) Las Estrategias empresariales:
Entre Innovación e Imitación
Ma. del Carmen Dominguez Rios (Benemérita
Universidad Autónoma de Puebla, México)
Difusión de las TICS en PYMES
exportadoras en México
Laura Sartori (U Bologna, Italy) A Global Digital
Divide: What Modernization Theory Can
Tell Us About It and Where Are We Now?
Jose Manuel Robles (IESA-CSIC, Spain)
Participación digital y brecha digital: un estudio
para el caso de Andalucía
Teresa Gonzalez De La Fe (U La Laguna,
Spain) Science, Technology and Innovation in
Portugal and Spain: A Comparative Analysis
José Luís Garcia (U Lisbon, Portugal)
Science, Technology and Innovation in Portugal
and Spain: A Comparative Analysis
Ana Ma. Gonzalez Ramos (U Oberta de
Catalunya, Spain) Science, Technology and
Innovation in Portugal and Spain: A Comparative
Analysis
Helena Jeronimo (U Técnica Lisbon, Portugal)
Science, Technology and Innovation in
Portugal and Spain: A Comparative Analysis
Airton Jungblut (PUCRS, Brazil) The Use of
the Internet for Religious Groups in Brazil
Sunday, September 7, 18:00-20:00
Session 16: Joint session of RC07, RC04
and RC23: The Role of University Research in
the Future
Chair: Tamás Kozma, U Debrecen, Hungary,
Jaime Jimenez, UNAM, Mexico, and Radhamany
Sorryamoorthy, U Kwazulu-Natal, South
Africa
Location: URL-A201
Session ID: RC07_16
Authors and Papers:
Fernanda Sobral (U Brasilia, Brazil) Academy
in the Face of Electronic Leviathan: Reflections
on University and Research in the
Future
Marcello Barra (ENAP, Brazil) Academy in
the Face of Electronic Leviathan: Reflections
on University and Research in the Future
Sjoerd Bakker (Utrecht U, Netherlands) Arenas
of Expectations for Future Hydrogen Technologies
Irene Ramos-Vielba (Spanish Council for
Scientific Research, Spain) Beyond Spinoffs
and Patents: Other Forms of Knowledge
Transfer in the Future of University-Industry
Collaborative Linkages
Maria Jimenez-Buedo (Spanish Council for
Scientific Research, Spain) Beyond Spinoffs
and Patents: Other Forms of Knowledge
Transfer in the Future of University-Industry
Collaborative Linkages
Manuel Fernandez-Esquinas (Spanish
Council for Scientific Research, Spain) Beyond
Spinoffs and Patents: Other Forms of Knowledge
Transfer in the Future of University-Industry
Collaborative Linkages
Elena Ivanova (Russian Academy of Sciences,
Russia) Universities In Russia’s National
Innovation System
Chris Armbruster (Max Planck Digital Library,
Germany) Arenas of Expectations for
Future Hydrogen Technologies
Monday, September 8, 09:00-11:00
Session 14: Joint Spanish session of RC07,
RC14 and RC23: Las Nuevas Tecnologías de
Información y Comunicación en el Mundo Latino:
Perspectivas Sociológicas desde Europa
y América Latina - Segunda Parte / The New
Information and Communication Technologies
in the Latin World: Sociological Perspectives
from Europe and Latin America Part II
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Chair: Hermilio Santos, PUCRS, Brazil and
Cristobal Torres, UAM, Spain
Location: URL-A101
Session ID: RC07_14
Authors and Papers:
Claudia Laudano (Universidad Nacional de
La Plata, Argentina) Argentina: Reflexiones
acerca de las Políticas Públicas para reducir la
brecha digital
Cristóbal Torres Albero (UAM, Spain) El
estado de la sociedad de la información en España,
y el papel de las representaciones sociales
de las TIC en su desarrollo
Carlos Manuel Fernandez Rodriguez
(UAM, Spain) El estado de la sociedad de la
información en España, y el papel de las representaciones
sociales de las TIC en su desarrollo
Manuel Fernandez Esquinas (Consejo Superior
de Investigaciones Científicas, Spain) El
estado de la sociedad de la información en España,
y el papel de las representaciones sociales
de las TIC en su desarrollo
Virginia Linares Rodriguez (U Complutense
de Madrid, Spain) Las nuevas tecnologías
de información y comunicación:
Perspectivas sociológicas del E-learning
Leticia Porto Pedrosa (U Complutense de Madrid,
Spain) Las nuevas tecnologías de información
y comunicación: Perspectivas
sociológicas del E-learning
Antonio Arellano-Hernandez (Universidad
Autónoma del Estado de México, Mexico) The
Construction of Informatically Mediated Communities:
Exploring the Truth (LaNeta)
José Antonio Ruiz San Roman (U Complutense,
Spain) Cómo la sociología de la tecnología
y los estudios sobre televisión se
pueden beneficiar mutuamente
Jesús Romero Monivas (U San Pablo,
Spain) Cómo la sociología de la tecnología y
los estudios sobre televisión se pueden beneficiar
mutuamente
Magda Garcia Quintanilla (U Autónoma de
Nuevo León, Mexico) La tecnología como
agente de cambio para la enseñanza y el
aprendizaje
Monday, September 8, 09:00-11:00
Session 17: Joint session of RC07, RC13
and RC23: Leisure: Dream or Reality?
Chair: Jochen Glaeser, Lancaster U, UK, Dirk
Steinbach, U Applied Sciences Salzburg, Austria,
Scott North, U Osaka, Japan
Location: UB-FPGH-Sala Gran
Session ID: RC07_17
Authors and Papers:
Scott North (U Osaka, Japan) Frayed White
Collars: The Future of Leisure in Japan and
the United States
Elmar Schull (U Applied Sciences of Salzburg,
Austria) Foreseeing Leisure Futures:
Dealing with Ambivalence and Contradiction
Dirk Steinbach (U Applied Sciences of Salzburg,
Austria) Foreseeing Leisure Futures:
Dealing with Ambivalence and Contradiction
Alan Law (Trent U, Canada) Undesirables,
Unemployables and Other ‘Social Malingerers’:
Containing the ‘Post-War’ Leisure Society
Tatiana Chernyaeva (Volga-Region Academy
of Civil Services, Saratov, Russia) Tourism as
a Frame of Leisure Society
Sari Pekkola (Kristianstad U College, Sweden)
Diasporic Youth and the Internet: Bolivian
Youth and Identity Work in the Cyberspace
Monday, September 8, 11:30-13:30
Session 18: Joint session of RC07, RC13
and RC23: Leisure in the Age of Technological
Transformation
Chair: Scott North, U Osaka, Japan, Jaime Jimenez,
UNAM, Mexico, and Teus J. Kamphorst,
Wageningen U, Netherlands
Location: UB-FPGH-Sala Gran
Session ID: RC07_18
Authors and Papers:
Sumana V Pandey (Govt. College of Dausa,
India) Leisure in the Age of Technological
Transformation in Rural India
Sara Monaci (U Turin, Italy) Leisure On Line:
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New Experiences and Solutions for Edutainment
Ake Nilsen (U Halmstad, Sweden) The Second
Skin: Technology and Masculinity in the
Context of Scuba Diving
Nuno de Almeida Alves (CIES-ISCTE, Portugal)
Computers and the Internet: Balancing
Work and Leisure in Everyday Life
Philippe Terral (U Toulouse III, France) A
Sociological Analysis of a Scientific and Technological
Controversy in the Field of Sport
Sciences: The Interest of Electric Stimulation
to Increase Muscle
Christine Schiwietz (Georgetown U, USA)
Youth Culture and Consumer Technology: An
Investigation into the Larger Picture and Trend
among Technological Consumption amongst
Youth Culture and College Students
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RC09 Social Transformations and Sociology of Development
Transformations sociales et sociologie du développement
Transformaciones sociales y sociología del desarrollo
Co-presidents and coordinators of the programme: Nina Bandelj, University of California,
USA. Local Hosts: Margarita Barañano; Elena Casado Aparicio; Ulrike M. M. Schuerkens, Ecole
des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales, France
Subject: “Social transformations and societies
Organizer: Ulrike Schuerkens, EHESS, France and Nina Bandelj, University of California, USA
Friday, September 5, 15:30-17:30
Session 01: Public Sphere and Capital Cities
in Asia: Competing Claims Over Religious and
Democratic Space
Chair: Emma Porio, Ateneo de Manila University,
Philippines and Habibul H. Khondker,
Zayed University, UAE
Location: UB-FPGH-221
Session ID: RC09_01
Authors and Papers:
Habibul H. Khondker (Zayed University UAE)
Public Space of Dhaka: Contestation Between
Secular and Religious Usage
Sujata Patel (University of Pune India)
The Imprint of Colonial Modernity: Democracy,
Politics and Religion in Ahmedabad and Mumbai.
Jack Fong (California State Polytechnic University
Pomona)
The Transition of Bangkok’s Tripartite Politics
to a Dualistic Struggle between Military and Civilian
Politics in the post-Rama IX era
Maria Elena Rivera-Beckstrom (New School
for Social Research New York USA)
Truth and Freedom in a Controlled Public
Sphere: The Philippine Case
Mei-Ling Lin (National Open University Taiwan)
Democratic Citizenship and Capital City of Maritime
Country: Politics, Institutions and Outcomes
Zaheer Baber (University of Toronto Canada)
Genomics, Globalization and Global Civil Society
Rochman Achwan (University of Indonesia and
Meuthia Ganie Rochman)
Political Contestation of Ethnicity and Democratic
Movements in Post Authoritarian Indonesia:
A Comparative Study of Three Provincial
Capitals
Emma Porio (Ateneo de Manila University Philippines)
Governance, Capital and Shifting Spaces of
Power in Metro Manila
Friday, September 5, 15:30-17:30
Session 08: Postsocialist Transformations
and International Influences
Chair: Nina Bandelj, University of California,
Irvine, USA
Location: UB-FPGH-222
Session ID: RC09_08
Authors and Papers:
Catherine Spieser (European University Institute
Italy)
Building Capitalist Welfare Policies in Post-
1989 Poland: Between Domestic Political
Pressure and International Policy Blueprints
Aleksandra Lis (Central European University
Hungary and Alexandra Kowalski Central European
University Hungary)
Unemployment Reduction Programs in EU’s
Poland: An “Actor-Network” Analysis
Petya Kabakchieva (Sofia University Bulgaria)
Transmitting Western Norms to the East: The
Case of SAPARD Program in Six Postcommunist
countries
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Nina Bandelj (University of California Irvine
USA)
Institutionalization from the Outside: East-West
Networks and Management Education in Postsocialism
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 02: Transformations of Social Inequality
and Globalization I
Chair: Ulrike Schuerkens, École des Hautes
Études en Sciences, Sociales, Paris, France
Location: UB-FPGH-221
Session ID: RC09_02
Authors and Papers:
Sueila Pedrozo (Turku School of Economics
Turku Finland)
To be cool or not to be cool: What does really
matter? Young People’s Insights on social Issues.
Eva Militaru (National Research Institute for
Labour and Social Protection Romania)
Impact of Remittances on Income Inequalities
in Romania.
Adeyinka Bankole (University of Warsaw Poland)
Economic Globalization and the Empowerment
of Indigenous Entrepreneurs in Nigeria: A Sociological
Analysis.
Susana Melo (University of Bristol UK)
How do Global Economic Criteria to Value Higher
Education Public Service Intensify Social
Inequalities?
Paola Cappelin (Universidade Federal do Rio
de Janeiro Brasil)
Crossing the Border between Latin America
(Brazil) and Europe (Italy, Spain, and Norway).
Gender Protection and Promotion in Workplace
since the 1990.
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 09: Migrant Organizations in the
Transnational Era
Chair: Eric Popkin, Department of Sociology,
Colorado College, USA
Location: UB-FPGH-222
Session ID: RC09_09
Authors and Papers:
Eric Popkin (Department of Sociology Colorado
College USA)
Central American Migrant Organizations in Los
Angeles: A Reconsideration of the Transnational
Dimension
Natalia Moraes (Laboratorio de Estudios Interculturales
Universidad de Granada Spain and
Nayra Garcia-Gonzalez Laboratorio de Estudios
Interculturales Universidad de Granada
Spain)
Migrant Organizations and the Transnational
Perspective: A Review of Empirical Research
in Spain
Sonia Parella (Departamento de Sociologia
Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona Spain and
Leonardo Cavalcanti Departamento de Sociologia
Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona
Spain)
An Approach to the Economic Linkages of Peruvian
and Ecuadorian Migrants in Spain and
its Impact on Transnational Homes
Gabriela Tejada (Ecole Polytechnique Federale
de Lausanne Switzerland)
Transnationalism and Diaspora Resources Impacting
Development in the Homelands
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 03: Transformations of Social Inequality
and Globalization II
Chair: Ulrike Schuerkens, École des Hautes
Études en Sciences, Sociales, Paris, France
Location: UB-FPGH-221
Session ID: RC09_03
Authors and Papers:
Satya Pattnayak (Villanova University Pennsylvania
USA)
Economic Openness, Political Capacity, and
Poverty Alleviation: India and Chile in Comparative
Perspective.
Anete Brito Leal Ivo (Federal University of
Bahia Brazil)
The Reconversion of the Social Issue: Poverty,
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Society and State.
Ruthy Nadia Laniado (Universidade Federal da
Bahia, Brazil)
The Reconversion of the Social Issue: Poverty,
Society and State.
Thomas Muhr (University of Bristol)
Nicaragua: From Neo-liberal “Ungovernability”
to the Bolivarian Alternative for the Peoples of
Our America.
Manoj Kumar Teotia (Centre for Research in
Rural and Industrial Development Chandigarh
India)
Urban Poverty, Socio-economic Inequality and
Globalization: A Case Study of an Industrial
Town of Northwestern India.
Katharina Manderscheid (Lancaster University
UK)
Integrating Space and Mobilities into the
Analysis of Social Inequality.
Ayse Serdair (State University of New York at
Binghamton USA)
Limits to the Revitalization of Labour: The
Aborted Social Movement Unionism in Argentina.
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 10: Understanding Economic Transformations
in Postsocialism
Chair: Nina Bandelj, University of California,
Irvine, USA
Location: UB-FPGH-222
Session ID: RC09_10
Authors and Papers:
Aleksandra Sznajder (University of Richmond
USA)
The State as Market Maker: Developmental
Regimes in Postcommunist Europé
Balazs Vedres (Central European University
Hungary)
The Coevolution of the Political Field and Politicized
Business Networks in Hungary, 1987-
2006
Marta Kahancova (Max Planck Institute for the
Study of Societies Cologne Germany and Michal
Vasecka Centre for Research of Ethnicity
and Culture Bratislava Slovakia)
Corporate Social Responsibility without Corporations?
The Role of Civial Society in Establishing
Socially Responsible Business Behavior
in Slovakia
Istvan Adorjan (University of Chicago USA)
Pathways to Capitalism? Or, The Unbearable
Lightness of Dehistoricized Economic Sociology
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 04: Human Rights Paradigms and
Movements: Third World Perspectives and
Challenges I
Chair: Peter Chua, San José State University
Location: UB-FPGH-221
Session ID: RC09_04
Authors and Papers:
Robert Ross (Clark University USA)
“Revisiting the Social Clause: What the Post-
MFA Results Show about the Race to the Bottom
and Labor Rights as Human Rights”
Elena Dorothy Estrada (Mexico City Commission
of Human Rights Mexico and Luis Gonzalez
Placencia Mexico City Commission of
Human Rights)
“Human Rights and Human Security: A Perspective
from Mexico City”
Peter Chua (San José State University USA)
“Global Revitalization of Filipino Human Rights
Organizing”
Mangala Subramaniam (Purdue University
USA)
“Socio-Cultural Scripting of Rights and
HIV/AIDS in India”
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 11: Understanding Postsocialist
Transformations: The Role of New Actors and
New Institutions
Chair: Nina Bandelj, University of California,
Irvine, USA
Location: UB-FPGH-222
Session ID: RC09_11
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Authors and Papers:
Jiri Kabele (Charles University Czech Republic)
Czech and Slovak Constitutional Courts as Actors
of Postsocialist Transformations
Gabor Halmai (Central European University
Hungary)
Creating a Mass Party in Post-Socialist Hungary
Cosima Rughinis (University of Bucharest Romania)
Education, Segregation and the Romanian
Roma/Gypsy after 1990
Maria Bigday (Universite Robert Schuman
Strasbourg France)
Private Social Research in Post-Soviet Transformations:
Belarusian Case
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Joint session 01 of TG02 and RC09: Multiple
Modernities, Sociology of Development,
and Postcolonial Studies I
Chair: Ulrike Schuerkens, École des Hautes
Études en Sciences, Sociales, Paris, France
and and Willfried Spohn, Universität Konstanz,
Germany
Location: UB-FPGH-408
Session ID: JS_RC09_TG02
Authors and Papers:
Sujata Patel (University of Pune India)
Multiple Modernities or Colonial Modernity? A
Critique from a Post-Colonial Perspective
Maria Elena Rivera-Beckstrom (New School
for Social Research New York USA)
The Philippines and the United States: Postcolonial
Constitutional Politics
Yuriy Savelyev (National University of Kyiv
Ukraine)
European Integration and Development of Borderland
Societies
Ralph Matthews (University of British Columbia
Canada)
Countering Development Orthodoxy: The
Transformation and Liberation of Lax Kw’Alaams
under Conditions of Globalization
Nathan Young (University of British Columbia
Canada)
Countering Development Orthodoxy: The
Transformation and Liberation of Lax Kw’Alaams
under Conditions of Globalization
Ran Greenstein (University of the Witwatersrand
South Africa)
Development Paradigms, social Conflicts and
political Struggles: The post-apartheid South
African State and its Critics
Manuela Boatca (Catholic University of Eichstätt
Germany)
Crossroads: More than One Modernity Meets
more than One Colonialism
Ayse Gündüz Hoszgör (Middle East Technical
University Turkey)
Convergence between Theoretical Perspectives
in Women-Gender and Development Literature
Regarding Women’s Economic Status:
Case of Turkey
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Joint session 03 of RC13 and RC09: Leisure,
social transformations and development
Chair: Ishwar Modi, India International Institute
of Social Sciences, Jaipur, India and Frederick
Wherry, University of Michigan, USA
Location: UB-FPGH-405
Session ID: JS_RC09_RC13_03
Authors and Papers:
Susan M. Shaw (University of Waterloo Waterloo
Ontario Canada)
Transformations and Contradictions in Postmodern
Families: an Exploration of Leisure in
the Context of Changing Gender and Parenting
Practices
Francis Lobo (School of Marketing Tourism
and Leisure Edith Cowan University Australia)
A Historical Review of Australian Leisure: The
Social Transformation of Lifestyles Down
Under
Maya Keliyan (Institute of Sociology Bulgarian
Academy of Sciences Sofia Bulgaria)
Leisure Patterns, Self-Identification and Criteria
of Success of Bulgarian Professionals and
Entrepreneurs
Gisela Taschner (Center for Studies of Leisure
and Tourism / Fundação Getulio Vargas/ Escola
de Administração de Empresas de São
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Entertainment and Consumerism: Market Dimensions
of Citizenship in Contemporary Brazil
Hui-tun Chuang (New School for Social Research
New York USA)
“Do We Have National Cuisines? --Reflections
on Food Consumption, Identity Reconstruction
and Social Transformation in
Postcolonial Taiwan”
Stefan Bargheer (University of Chicago USA)
Toward a Leisure Theory of Value: the Game
of Bird-watching and the Concern for Conservation
in Great Britain
Zsuzsanna Benk_ (Health Promotion University
of Szeged, Hungary)
Tradition and modernity in the leisure time activities
of families in Hungary, Poland, Czech
Republic and Slovakia – Transnational empirical
research (2005-2007)
MA Huidi (Chinese Academy of Art Beijing
China and LIU Er. Harbin Institute of Technology
China)
Leisure and the Social Transformation in China
Ritu Bhargava (Patkar College Mumbai India)
"Effects of Retail Marketing on Leisure Patterns:
A Study of Mall Culture in Cosmopolitan
Mumbai”
Teus J. Kamphorst (Wageningen University
The Netherlands)
“Leisure as Social Force”
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 05: The State and Development I
Chair: Roberts, Colorado College, USA
Location: UB-FPGH-221
Session ID: RC09_05
Authors and Papers:
Anne O’Brien (NUI Maynooth Ireland)
Crisis and the Politics of Developmental
Change in the Irish Tourism Industry, 1987-
2007
Marlowe Aquino (Bureau of Agricultural Research
Philippines)
Responding to the Cyber Development Initiatives
for Agriculture: The e-K Agrikultura Innovative
Strategy
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 12: Constructing the Cultural Wealth
of Nations
Chair: Nina Bandelj, University of California,
Irvine, USA and Frederick Wherry, University
of Michigan, USA
Location: UB-FPGH-222
Session ID: RC09_12
Authors and Papers:
Alexandra Kowalski (Central European University
Hungary)
When Cultural Accumulation Became Global
Practice: Analysis of a Historical Turning Point
Dario Gaggio (University of Michigan Ann
Arbor USA)
Constructing the Landscape Beautiful: The
Case of Valdorcia
Lauren Rivera (Harvard University USA)
Managing “Spoiled” National Identity: War,
Tourism, and Memory in Croatia
Stefan Bargheer (University of Chicago USA)
From Museum to Nature Reserve: The Changing
Valuation of Nature and the Cultural Logic
of Collecting
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Joint session 02 of TG02 and RC09: Multiple
Modernities, Sociology of Development,
and Postcolonial Studies II
Chair: Ulrike Schuerkens, École des Hautes
Études en Sciences, Sociales, Paris, France
and and Willfried Spohn, Universität Konstanz,
Germany
Location: UB-FPGH-408
Session ID: JS_RC09_TG02_02
Authors and Papers:
Gurminder K. Bhambra (University of Warwick
UK)
Rethinking Modernity: From ‘Ideal Types’ to
‘Connected Histories’
Sanjeev Routray (University of British Colum-
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Between Political Economy and Postcolonial
Schemas: Notes Towards an Understanding of
Non-Western Societies
Mathilde Gauvain (École des Hautes Études
en Sciences Sociales Paris France)
Informal Economy as a Development Step?
Petya Kabakchieva (Sofia University Bulgaria)
Postcolonial and Postcommunist Studies: Facing
Similar Theoretical Challenges
Diego Barragan (Universidad Nacional de Colombia
Bogota)
The notable family and social order in 18th and
19th centuries Colombia
Anna Nemiroskaya (Siberian Federal University
Russia)
The Post-non-classical Approach in sociological
Analysis of the Structure of Mass Consciousness
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Session 06: The State and Development II
Chair: Wade Roberts, Colorado College, USA
Location: UB-FPGH-221
Session ID: RC09_06
Authors and Papers:
Jack Fong (California State Polytechnic University
Pomona USA)
Ethnodevelopment as a Response to Multicultural
States Experiencing Systemic Crisis
Alvaro Nobrega (Technical University of Lisbon
Portugal)
Non-Democratic Factors in an African Democracy:
The Case of Guinea-Bissau
Shittu Akinola (Covenant University Nigeria)
Rethinking Development for Africa: Balancing
the Roles of the State and Civil Society
Wade Roberts (Colorado College USA)
The Organization of Development in a Failed
State Context: The Case of Sierra Leone
Niamh Gaynor (NUI Maynooth Ireland)
Developmental Partnerships: ‘Good Governance’
or More of the Same? A Comparative
Study of National Development Processes in
Malawi and Ireland
Adeyinka Bankole (University of Warsaw Poland)
Sociology, the State and Social Policy Making
and Implementation in Nigeria
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Session 13: Converting Cultural Wealth into
Economic Capital
Chair: Nina Bandelj, University of California,
Irvine, USA and Frederick Wherry, University
of Michigan, USA
Location: UB-FPGH-222
Session ID: RC09_13
Authors and Papers:
Mukti Khaire (Harvard Business School U)
The Economic Value of Indian Handicrafts
Stacy-Ann Wilson (St. Mary’s College of Maryland
USA)
Culture For Sale! But Who’s Minding the
Store? Tourism and the Informal Economy in
Jamaica
Julien Laverdure (IHEAL Paris III Sorbonne
Nouvelle France)
Commodification and Recognition Construction
of Indigenous Handicrafts, Boruca Costa Rica
Madina Regnault (Ecole des Hautes Etudes en
Sciences Sociales France)
The Involvement of the State in Creating Cultural
Wealth in the Western Indian Ocean: Mayotte
and Reunion Island.
Eva Youkhana (Zentrum für Entwicklungsforschung
Bonn Germany)
Tourism and ‘Peasant-Artisan’ Women: An
Example from Rural Yucatán/Mexico
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Session 07: Human Rights Paradigms and
Movements: Third World Perspectives and
Challenges
Chair: Peter Chua, San José State University,
USA
Location: UB-FPGH-221
Session ID: RC09_07
Authors and Papers:
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Michele Ford (University of Sydney Australia
and Lenore Lyons University of Wollongong
Australia)
Eroding Collectivity: Pragmatism, the Anti-trafficking
Discourse and Migrant Labour Rights
Leakhena Nou (California State University
Long Beach USA)
Stressors and Social Supports in a Traumatized
Nation: Human Rights and Societal Health
in Post-Genocide Cambodia
Thomas Muhr (UK)
Higher Education For All as a Human Right:
The Bolivarian University of Venezuela
Elena Ascuitti (Sant’Anna School of Advanced
Studies of Pisa Italy)
Global World — Identities, Values, Boundaries
Sunday, September 7, 18:00-20:00
Session 14: Business Meeting
Chair:
Location: UB-FPGH-221
Session ID: RC09_14BM
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RC10 Participation, Organizational Democracy and Self-Management
Participation, démocratie de l’organisation et autogestion
Participación, democracia de la organización y autogestión
President: Heinz Suenker, Wuppertal University, Germany
Coordinator of the programme: Julia Rozanova, University of Alberta, Canada
Subject: “Participation in a world moving towards globalisation: subordinate modes in comparison
to emancipatory modes
Organizer: Heinz Suenker, University of Wuppertal, Germany
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Joint Session 02 of RC10 and RC51: Representation,
Accountability and Sustainable
Futures, Part I
Chair: Janet McIntyre, Flinders University,
Australia
Location: UB-FPGH-306
Session ID: JS_RC10_RC51_01
Authors and Papers:
Robert Ball (University of Stirling, UK)
Representation, accountability and sustainable
futures and climate change
Iván López (University Carlos III, Spain)
Public participation, social capital and deliberative
democracy in local agenda-21
Brentyn Schubert (Flinders University, Australia)
Democracy, governance and sustainable futures:
lessons from the tourism Byron experience
Janet McIntyre-Mills (Flinders University, Australia)
Participatory design for democracy and wellbeing:
narrowing the gap between service outcomes
and perceived needs
Janette Olivia Young (University of South Australia,
Australia)
Migration, ethnicity and privilege: an exploration
of representation and accountability
Francisco Parra-Luna (Universidad Complutense
de Madrid, Spain)
The “social sin” of sociology: a systemic-axiological
approach applied to the enterprise
Lucio Biggiero (L’Aquila University, Italy)
Does email communication increase participation
in decision making in organizations?
Rita Perkons (UnitingCare Children, Young
People and Families Services, NSW, Australia)
Inter-cultural organizational development: a
contribution to aboriginal social justice
Alexander N. Christakis (Institute for 21st
Century, Greece and Gayle Underwood, Allegan
Area Education Service Agency, USA)
Virtual Co-Laboratories For Implementing Effective
Teaching Strategies In Local Schools.
Cecilia Schneider (Universitat Pompeu Fabra
y Instituto de Investigaciones Sociales, Academia
Nacional de Ciencias de Buenos Aires,
Argentina )
Citizen participation in local governments: political
context and political culture. A compared
analysis of Buenos Aires and Barcelona
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 01: Participation, self-management
and organizational democracy in the public
and in the private sphere: changes/decline and
their root causes
Chair: Francesco Garibaldo, Fondazione Instituto
per il Lavoro, Italy, Isabel Da Costa,
Ecole Normale Supérieure de Cachan, France
and Vera Vratusa-Zunjic, University of Belgrade,
Serbia
Location: UB-FPGH-219
Session ID: RC10_01
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Authors and Papers:
Bárbara Geraldo de Castro (Universidade Estadual
de Campinas (Unicamp), Brasil)
Self-management and entrepreneurism: how
to construct an ideological consensus
J_rat_ Imbrasait_ ( Vytautas Magnus University,
Lithuania)
Transnationalization of Nongovernmental Sector
in Lithuania: Are Civil Society Associations
Becoming Elitist?
Júlia Moretto Amâncio (Universidade Estadual
de Campinas (Unicamp), Brasil)
Beyond Neoliberalism: the dilemmas, ambiguities
and challenges of the social policies management
through the partnerships between
Civil Society and State.
Vera Vratu_a (Belgrade University, Yugoslavia)
Problems of privatization and participation research
from the sociology of knowledge perspective.
Martine Revel ( ENSGSI – CERAPS Lille 2,
France)
The common roots of « delibrative imperative »
both in public and private spheres
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Joint Session 03 of RC10 and RC36: Reflections
on the World Social Forum
Chair: Azril Bacal, Uppsala University, Sweden
Location: UB-FPGH-206
Session ID: JS_RC10_RC36_03
Authors and Papers:
Patricia Arenas (Centro de Investigaciones
Psiscológicas y Sociológicas (CIPS), Cuba)
Trabajando por Escenarios y Culturas de Participación.
Richard Harris (California State University,
USA )
Trabajando por Escenarios y Culturas de Participación.
Alba Hernández (Centro de Investigaciones
Psiscológicas y Sociológicas (CIPS), Cuba )
Trabajando por Escenarios y Culturas de Participación.
Jeff Jackson (Puerto Vallarta Institute, USA )
Trabajando por Escenarios y Culturas de Participación.
Maurice Monette (Puerto Vallarta Institute,
USA)
Trabajando por Escenarios y Culturas de Participación.
Yolanda Tacoronte (Centro de Investigaciones
Psiscológicas y Sociológicas (CIPS),
Cuba)
Trabajando por Escenarios y Culturas de Participación.
Martha Nelida Ruiz (Mexico)
The Crisis of Legitimacy in the Mexican Electoral
Process
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 02: Participation, self-management,
democracy and their challenge(r)s in international
perspective
Chair: Azril Bacal, Uppsala University, Sweden
Location: UB-FPGH-219
Session ID: RC10_02
Authors and Papers:Isabelle Anguelovski
(Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
USA)
Improving corporate social and environmental
responsibility of oil companies in Ecuador: A
diagnostic of obstacles in the process of decision-making
and participation.
Marcus Abilio Pereira (University of Coimbra,
Portugal and the Catholic University of Minas
Gerais, Brasil)
Counter-hegemonic globalisation and internet
– democratic possibilities between the local
and the global.
Oksana Grybovych (University of Northern
Iowa, USA)
Current models of citizen participation in community
tourism planning.
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Joint Session 05A of RC10 and RC11:
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Aging, social exclusion, and social participation
in a globalizing world: Social
exclusion in old age: multiple disadvantage
Chair: Julia Rozanova, University of Alberta,
Canada and Andreas Hoff, University of Oxford,
UK
Location: UB-FPGH-305
Session ID: JSA_RC10_RC11_05
Authors and Papers:
Hélène Thomas (Institute of Political Studies
Aix-en-Provence, France)
Exclusion, loneliness and seclusion of frail and
precarious elderly in France: which indicators,
which realities, which issues?
Marc Bernardot (University of Le Havre,
France)
Exclusion, loneliness and seclusion of frail and
precarious elderly in France: which indicators,
which realities, which issues?
Patrick Barrett (University of Waikato Hamilton,
New Zealand)
A Comparative View of Old-age Vulnerability in
New Zealand
Donna Dosman (University of Alberta, Canada)
Barriers to Social Participation for Persons with
Disabilities in Canada
Janet Fast (University of Alberta, Canada)
Barriers to Social Participation for Persons with
Disabilities in Canada
Satomi Yoshino (University of Alberta, Canada)
Barriers to Social Participation for Persons with
Disabilities in Canada
Olivia Ng (University of Melbourne, Australia)
Older People, Respect and Social Inclusion
Isolda Belo da Fonte (Foundation Recife,
Brazil)
Old age in Brazil: perspective of gender and
social exclusion
Joaquim Nabuco (Foundation Recife, Brazil)
Old age in Brazil: perspective of gender and
social exclusion
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Joint Session 04A of RC10 and RC32: The
Challenges of women’s participation/exclusion
in public and private contexts, Part I
Chair: Esther Ngan-ling Chow, American University,
USA
Location: UB-FP-2.1
Session ID: JSA_RC10_RC32_04
Authors and Papers:
Khurram Iqbal (Uiversity of Agriculture, Faisalabad.
Pakistan)
Gender Dimension of Decentralized Governance
in Pakistan: Implication for Sustainable
Livelihoods and Gender Mainstreaming
Abdul Basit (Uiversity of Agriculture, Faisalabad.
Pakistan)
Gender Dimension of Decentralized Governance
in Pakistan: Implication for Sustainable
Livelihoods and Gender Mainstreaming
Beatrix Schwarzer (Johann Wolfgang Goethe
Universitat, Frankfurt am Main, Germany)
Women’s Participation in South Africa: Is Visibility
Leading to Gender Equity?
Diana Maciel (CIES/ISCTE, Portugal )
Gender and Political Power
Zhanna Chernova (European University at St
Petersburg, Russia)
Gender (In)equality in Political Participation in
Russia (a Case of Karelian Republic)
Larisa Shpakovskaya (European University at
St Petersburg, Russia)
Gender (In)equality in Political Participation in
Russia (a Case of Karelian Republic)
William Zimmerman (Michigan University,
USA)
Gender (In)equality in Political Participation in
Russia (a Case of Karelian Republic)
María Eugenia de la O (Centro de Investigaciones
y Estudios Superiores en Antropología
Social-Occidente, Guadalajara, Jalisco, México)
The Change of Women’s Workers Participation
and the Social Construction of Labor Rights in
Mexican Maquiladoras
Cirila Quintero Ramírez (Colegio de la Frontera
Norte-Matamoros, Matamoros, Tamaulipas,
México)
The Change of Women’s Workers Participation
and the Social Construction of Labor Rights in
Mexican Maquiladoras
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Solange Simões (Eastern Michigan University,
USA)
The Private Motivations of Public Action: Women’s
Associational Lives and Political Activism
in Brazil
Bruno Reis (Federal University of Minas Gerais,
Brazil)
The Private Motivations of Public Action: Women’s
Associational Lives and Political Activism
in Brazil
Fabrício Fialho (Federal University of Minas
Gerais, Brazil)
The Private Motivations of Public Action: Women’s
Associational Lives and Political Activism
in Brazil
Natália Bueno (Federal University of Minas
Gerais, Brazil)
The Private Motivations of Public Action: Women’s
Associational Lives and Political Activism
in Brazil
Tatiana Goulart (Federal University of Minas
Gerais, Brazil)
The Private Motivations of Public Action: Women’s
Associational Lives and Political Activism
in Brazil
Daniel Biagioni (University of Republic, Uruguay
)
The Private Motivations of Public Action: Women’s
Associational Lives and Political Activism
in Brazil
Maria Fregidou-Malama (University of Gävle,
Sweden)
Women Leaders in Coope
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 03: Participation reconsidered: Its
conceptual meaning, ideology and practice
under a new light
Chair: Litsa Nicolaou-Smokoviti, University of
Piraeus, Greece
Location: UB-FPGH-219
Session ID: RC10_03
Authors and Papers:
Clelia Colombo (Open University of Catalonia,
Spain)
Electronic citizen participation: Main explanatory
factors in the top-down e-Participation experiences’
generation at local level in Catalonia.
Patricia Olinda Loureiro Dias da Silva (Universidade
de Lisboa, Portugal)
Computer mediated participation. ICTs as instruments
for democracy.
Markus Pausch (University of Applied Sciences
Salzburg, Austria)
The profit of older people’s participation and
the debate in Austria (poster presentation)
Rosemary Du Plessis (University of Canterbury,
New Zealand)
Practising Participation: Deliberation about
Pre-birth Testing in Aotearoa New Zealand.
Demosthenis Daskalakis (University of
Athens, Greece)
Membership in virtual organizations: A new
conceptualization of participation?
Irene Fafaliou (University of Piraeus, Greece )
Democratizing Industry: Forlorn or renewed
opportunity?
John Donaldson (Editor and Senior Researcher,
New Harmony Press, UK)
Democratizing Industry: Forlorn or renewed
opportunity?
Volkmar Kreissig (WIESO Europa - association
for European economic and social researches,
Germany)
Comparison of participation in Germany, Russia,
Bulgaria, Belarus and Syria.
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Joint Session 06 of RC10, RC48 and
RC36: Overcoming alienation; democratic
mobilizations in a global age
Chair: Knud Jensen, Danish School of Education,
Aarhus University, Denmark
Location: UB-FP- 3.3
Session ID: JS_RC10_RC11_06
Authors and Papers:
Knud Jensen (Danish School of Education,
Aarhus University, Denmark)
Overcoming Alienation; Democratic Mobilization
in a Global Age.
William DiFazio (Department Sociology, St.
Johns, Queens, NY)
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Myths of Global Prosperity and Possibilities of
Change
Steve Walker (School of Education, University
of Birmingham, UK)
Overcoming Alienation; Democratic Mobilization
in a Global Age.
Alan Spector (Purdue University Calumet,
USA)
From SDS (USA) to the Anti-Globalization Movements:
The Alienation of Positivism and the
Optimism of Rebellion.
Tova Benski (Department of Behavior Sciences,
College of Management, )
The Coalition of Women for Peace’: A portrait
of a feminist peace movement promoting changes
in Israeli society
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Joint Session 05B of RC10 and RC11:
Aging, social exclusion, and social participation
in a globalizing world: Varying
levels of social inclusion strategies
for older people
Chair: Julia Rozanova, University of Alberta,
Canada and Andreas Hoff, University of Oxford,
UK
Location: UB-FPGH-305
Session ID: JSB_RC10_RC11_05
Authors and Papers:
Jay A. Mancini (Virginia Polytechnic Institute
and State University, USA)
Community Social Organization and Aging Societies
Julia Rozanova (University of Alberta, Canada
)
The influence of community culture and structural
inequalities on social engagement of
older rural Canadians
Norah Keating (University of Alberta, Canada
)
The influence of community culture and structural
inequalities on social engagement of
older rural Canadians
Herbert Northcott (University of Alberta, Canada
)
The influence of community culture and structural
inequalities on social engagement of
older rural Canadians
Susan McDaniel (University of Utah, USA)
The influence of community culture and structural
inequalities on social engagement of
older rural Canadians
Andreas Hoff (Oxford Institute of Ageing, Oxford
University, UK)
National, Regional and Local Social Inclusion
Strategies for Older People in Europe
Eileen Fairhurst (Manchester Metropolitan
University, UK)
Older People, Participation and Collaborative
Governance in Post-Industrial Cities in England
Marilyn Fitzpatrick (Manchester Metropolitan
University, UK)
Older People, Participation and Collaborative
Governance in Post-Industrial Cities in England
Glenda Cook (University of Northumbria, UK)
Older People, Participation and Collaborative
Governance in Post-Industrial Cities in England
Jan Reed (University of Northumbria, UK)
Older People, Participation and Collaborative
Governance in Post-Industrial Cities in England
Julia Ryan (University of Salford, UK)
Older People, Participation and Collaborative
Governance in Post-Industrial Cities in England
Tracey Williamson (University of Salford, UK)
Older People, Participation and Collaborative
Governance in Post-Industrial Cities in England
Bernadette Jonda (University of Halle-Wittenberg,
Germany)
Activities on the federal state level to develop
new forms of intergeneration_nal relations in
Municipalities with Hesse, Rhineland-Palatinate
and Saxony-Anhalt cited as examples
Glaucia da Silva Destro de Oliveira (Universidade
de São Paulo, Brazil)
The meanings attributed to the elderly in a public
policy in Santos city
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Joint Session 04B of RC10 and RC32:
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in Social Movements
Part II
Chair: Michal Palgi, The Max Stern Academic
College of Emek Yezreel, Israel
Location: UB-FP-2.1
Session ID: JSB_RC10_RC32_04
Authors and Papers:
Neuma Aguiar (Federal University of Minas
Gerais, Brazil )
Women´s Movements in Developing Countries:
Characteristics, Priorities and Issues
Anna-Britt Coe (Umeå University, Sweden)
Reproductive Rights Advocacy in Peru: Linking
Political and Cultural Dimensions of Policy
Outcomes
Bernadetta Siara (City University London, United
Kingdom)
Social Movement “Poland is a Woman” and its
Early Political Activism – Analysis of Contemporary
Gender Discourses in Poland
Ariadna Munté (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona,
Spain)
Romi Feminism: A Case of Dialogic Feminism
Esther Oliver (University of Warwick, UK )
Romi Feminism: A Case of Dialogic Feminism
Maria José Casa-Nova (University of Minho,
Portugal)
Ethnicity and Dialecticity of Power in Gender
Relations
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Session 03: Participation reconsidered: Its
conceptual meaning, ideology and practice
under a new light
Chair: Litsa Nicolaou-Smokoviti, University of
Piraeus, Greece
Location: UB-FPGH-219
Session ID: RC10_03B
Authors and Papers:
Theodore Krintas (University of Thessaly,
Greece)
Are market returns deriving from asset classes
or participants possession effect?
Chaim Lavy (Bar Ilan University, Israel)
Arab-Jewish contact willingness as a result of
joint encounters.
Litsa Nicolaou-Smokoviti (University of Piraeus,
Greece)
Gender Participation in the Power Structure of
Economic Organizations. An example and a
test of democratization.
Irene Nikandrou (Athens University of Economics
and Business, Greece)
Employee Communication and Participation.
Nancy Papalexandris (Athens University of
Economics and Business, Greece)
Employee Communication and Participation.
Victoria Pekka (University of Piraeus, Greece)
The social and economic implications of entrepreneurship
in the globalized era.
Aikaterini Economou (University of Piraeus,
Greece)
The social and economic implications of entrepreneurship
in the globalized era.
Theo Kiriazidis (Central Bank of Greece, Greece)
Democracy in Enterprises: Corporate Elites
versus Minorities.
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Joint Session 07 of RC10, RC48 and
RC36: Overcoming alienation; democratic
mobilizations in a global age
Chair: Knud Jensen, Danish School of Education
Aahus, University, Copenhagen, Denmark
Location: UB-FP- 3.3
Session ID: JS_RC10_RC11_07
Authors and Papers:
Azril Bacal (Department of Sociology, Uppsala
University, Uppsala, Sweden)
Decolonization of Ethnic Identity: Socioanalysis
and Concientization in the Social Sciences
Lauren Langman (Dept Sociology, Loyola University,
Chicago, IL,The WSF as a New Social
Movement)
Walter Frantz (Department of Social Sciences,
UNIJUI)
The Co-operative Movement as debate at the
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Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Joint Session 01 of RC10 and RC53:
Children and young people - participation
or object of concern?
Chair: Heinz Suenker, University of Wuppertal,
Germany
Location: UB-FPGH-401
Session ID: JS_RC10_RC53_01
Authors and Papers:
Catarina Tomás (University of Beira Interior,
Portugal)
When children participate in Participatory Budget.
Kaarel Haav (International University Audentes,
Estonia)
Education for democracy and participation.
Lucia Rabello de Castro (Brasil)
‘To be is not to act’: adults’ representations
and children’s participation at school.
Alison Cocks (University of Reading, UK)
A qualitative study exploring the views of
choice an participation held by teenagers with
learning disabilities.
Sharon M. Pinkney (Open University, UK)
Children’s participation: voice, agency and representation.
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RC11 Sociology of Aging
Sociologie du vieillissement
Sociología del envejecimiento
President: Sara Arber, University of Surrey, GB
Coordinator of the programme: Andreas Hoff, University of Oxford, GB.Local Host: Feliciano
Villar
Subject: “Diversity of aging: discourse and debates
Organizer: Andreas Hoff, Oxford Institute of Ageing, Oxford University, UK
Friday, September 5, 15:30-17:30
Session 01: Age, cohort and generation:
conceptual and empirical approaches
Chair: Paul Higgs, UCL and James Nazroo,
Manchester University, UK
Location: UB-FPGH-308
Session ID: RC11_01
Authors and Papers:
Chris Gilleard (University College London
(UCL), UK)
Theorising cohort and generation in empirical
research
Paul Higgs (University College London (UCL),
UK)
Theorising cohort and generation in empirical
research
James Nazroo (Manchester University, UK)
Suggestions of cohort and period influences on
the experience of ageing: evidence from the
English Longitudinal Study of Ageing (ELSA)
Anne McMunn (UCL, UK)
Using gender to examine cohort and period
Simone Scherger (Manchester, UK)
Generation, cohort and the persistence of
class inequalities into older age
James Nazroo (Manchester, UK)
Generation, cohort and the persistence of
class inequalities into older age
Friday, September 5, 15:30-17:30
Session 02: Gendered experience of ageing
Chair: Sara Arber, University of Surrey, UK
Location: UB-FPGH-311
Session ID: RC11_02
Authors and Papers:
Lorna Warren (University of Sheffield, UK)
‘You’ve got to get to where we are’: Older Women’s
Lives, Voices and Welfare Citizenship
Joe Cook (University of Leeds, UK)
‘You’ve got to get to where we are’: Older Women’s
Lives, Voices and Welfare Citizenship
Anthony James Brown (University of Western
Sydney, Australia)
Invisible Men - Older Men and Diversity
Adrian Lee (University of York, UK)
What Research into England’s Older Gay Male
Identities, Welfare Needs and Service-use Experiences
can Suggest for the Planning of Inclusive
and Effective Older People’s Services
Allison Kirkman (Victoria University of Wellington,
New Zealand)
Social inclusion, ageing and ‘pink power’
Ingrid Arnet Connidis (University of Western
Ontario, Canada)
Same-sex relationships and the consequences
of changing legislation for negotiating family
relationships
Friday, September 5, 18:00-20:00
Session 03: An international perspective and
comparison of national intergenerational programmes
Chair: Allan Hatton-Yeo, Beth Johnson Foundation,
UK
Location: UB-FPGH-308
Session ID: RC11_03
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Authors and Papers:
Thomas Fischer (Learning Innovation Institute
Erlangen, Germany )
Intergenerational programmes in Germany (II)
Allan Hatton-Yeo (Foundation, UK)
Intergenerational programmes in the UK
Beth Johnson (Foundation, UK)
Intergenerational programmes in the UK
Mariano Sanchez (Granada University, Spain)
Intergenerational programmes in Spain
Iris Marreel (‘Intergenerational Dialogue’, Berlin,
Germany)
Intergenerational programmes in Germany (I)
Susan Feldman (Monash University, Australia)
Intergenerational programmes in Australia
Friday, September 5, 18:00-20:00
Session 04: The contribution of the voluntary
sector to older people’s well-being
Chair: Kathrin Komp, Vrije University Amsterdam,
Netherlands
Location: UB-FPGH-311
Session ID: RC11_04
Authors and Papers:
Adriana Fassio (Universidad de Buenos Aires,
Argentina)
Volunteering: A strategy of elderly social inclusion
in Argentina
Zofia Szweda-Lewandowska (University of
Lodz, Poland)
Voluntary service among people over 60 and
its problems shown by example of Poland
Ksenija Ramov_ (Anton Trstenjak Institute of
Gerontology, Slovenia)
Slovenian local intergenerational centres
Ciara O’Dwyer (Trinity College Dublin, Ireland)
A Critical Appraisal of Advocacy Initiatives for
Older People living in Residential Care Settings
Donna Dosman (University of Alberta, Canada)
Time spent on social participation: The convergence
of age, disability and community context
Janet Fast (University of Alberta, Canada)
Time spent on social participation: The convergence
of age, disability and community context
Jean-Pierre Lavoie (McGill University, Canada)
Gentrification and the social exclusion of the
elderly
Damaris Rose (INRS, Canada)
Gentrification and the social exclusion of the
elderly
Amy Twigge (CSSS Cavendish, Canada)
Gentrification and the social exclusion of the
elderly
Brita Brown (CSSS Cavendish, Canada)
Gentrification and the social exclusion of the
elderly
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 05: Reconciliation of Employment
and Care for Older Family Members in Central
and Eastern Europé
Chair: Andreas Hoff, Oxford Institute of
Ageing, Oxford University, UK
Location: UB-FPGH-308
Session ID: RC11_05
Authors and Papers:
Andreas Hoff (Oxford Institute of Ageing, Oxford
University UK)
Introduction: Is there a Central and Eastern
European care regime?
Valentina Hlebec (Ljubljana University, Slovenia)
Reconciliation employment / family care in Slovenia
Zsuzsa Szeman (Hungarian Academy of
Sciences, Budapest)
Reconciliation employment / family care in
Hungary
Jolanta Perek-Bialas (Warsaw School of Economics,
Poland)
Care for elderly parents versus work - dilemmas
of an ageing workforce in Poland
Sarmite Mikulioniene (Mykolas Romeris University,
Lithuania)
Vulnerability of employed carers of older people
and child carers in Lithuania compared
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Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 06: Longevity and inequality
Chair: Feliciano Villar, University of Barcelona,
Spain
Location: UB-FPGH-311
Session ID: RC11_06
Authors and Papers:
Susan Feldman (Monash University, Australia)
I have lived a long time you know: Older people’s
experiences of longevity
Sally Bould (University of Delaware, USA)
The Fourth Age
Alda Britto da Motta (Universidade Federal da
Bahia, Brazil)
The ages of ageing
Kathrin Komp (VU University Amsterdam, Netherlands)
Being young old as a question of social inequalities
Ingrid Jönsson (Lund University, Sweden)
Equal access to elder care in policy and everyday
life in Sweden
Magnus Ring (Lund University, Sweden)
Equal access to elder care in policy and everyday
life in Sweden
Jaroslava Hasmanova Marhankova (University
of West Bohemia in Pilsen, Czech Republic)
“I know nothing about ageing” – The Heterogeneity
of the Experience of Ageing in Czech Republic
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Joint Session 03A of RC11 and RC53:
New perspectives on intergenerational
relations
Chair: Doris Bühler-Niederberger, University
of Wuppertal, Germany and Andreas Hoff, University
of Oxford, UK
Location: UB-FPGH-310
Session ID: JSA_RC11_RC53_03
Authors and Papers:
Jeehun Kim (University of Oxford, UK)
Transnationalising intergenerational relations:
redefining and negotiating family obligations
and support in an international migration context
Benedita Edina da Silva (Universidade Federal
de Campina Grande Paraíba, Brazil)
Elderly and Family – Contemporary Multigenerational
Brazilian Family Sustainability
Lima Cabral (Universidade Federal de Campina
Grande Paraíba, Brazil)
Elderly and Family – Contemporary Multigenerational
Brazilian Family Sustainability
Laura Dunne (Queen’s University Belfast,
UK)
Looking Forward: A systematic review of children
and young people’s perceptions of old
age
Rym Akhonzada (Queen’s University Belfast,
UK)
Looking Forward: A systematic review of children
and young people’s perceptions of old
age
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 07: Care-giving in later life
Chair: Ingrid Connidis, University of Western
Ontario, Canada
Location: UB-FPGH-308
Session ID: RC11_07
Authors and Papers:
Sara Arber (University of Surrey, UK)
The impact of care-giving on sleep in Italy and
the UK: A neglected dimension.
Emanuela Bianchera (University of Surrey,
UK)
The impact of care-giving on sleep in Italy and
the UK: A neglected dimension.
Susan Venn (University of Surrey, UK)
The impact of care-giving on sleep in Italy and
the UK: A neglected dimension.
Joyce Cavaye (the Open University in Scotland,
UK)
Caregivers’ responses to the ageing body
Varda Soskolne (Bar-Ilan University, Israel)
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Caring for an ageing spouse: diverse caring
role stressors, caregiving appraisal and
psychological distress in a cultural context
Praima Israsena Na Ayudhya (Chulalongkorn
University, Thailand)
Latent Problems of Thai Elderly and Family
Caregivers
Nuannoy Boonvong (Chulalongkorn University,
Thailand)
Latent Problems of Thai Elderly and Family
Caregivers
Carmen Dominguez-Alcón (Universidad de
Barcelona, Spain)
Challenges of care and participation for old
persons in the 21st century
Merce Perez-Salanova (Universidad Autónoma
de Barcelona, Spain)
Challenges of care and participation for old
persons in the 21st century
B. Wo_niak (Jagiellonian University, Poland)
Polish participation in the “Breaking the Taboo.
Empowering health professionals to combat
violence against older women within families”
project, undertaken as part of the European
Daphne II program
B. Tobiasz-Adamczyk (Jagiellonian University,
Poland)
Polish participation in the “Breaking the Taboo.
Empowering health professionals to combat
violence against older women within families”
project, undertaken as part of the European
Daphne II program
M. Brzyska (Jagiellonian University, Poland)
Polish participation in the “Breaking the Taboo.
Empowering health professionals to combat
violence against older women within families”
project, undertaken as part of the European
Daphne II program
T. Ocetkiewicz (Jagiellonian University, Poland)
Polish participation in the “Breaking the Taboo.
Empowering health professionals to combat
violence against older women within families”
project, undertaken as part of the European
Daphne II program
M. Kopacz (Jagiellonian University, Poland)
Polish participation in the “Breaking the Taboo.
Empowering health professionals to combat
violence against older women within families”
project, undertaken as part of the European
Daphne II program
Delia Langa Rosado (University of Jaén,
Spain)
Caregivers for old people in Andalucia by their
social positions
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 08: Methodological advancement of
gerontological research
Chair: Lars Andersson, National Institute for
the Study of Ageing and Later Life (NISAL),
Linköping University, Sweden
Location: UB-FPGH-311
Session ID: RC11_08
Authors and Papers:
Yumiko Kamiya (Trinity College Dublin, Ireland)
Social causes of mortality and morbidity – the
current and future potential of longitudinal studies
of ageing
Virpi Timonen (Trinity College Dublin, Ireland)
Social causes of mortality and morbidity – the
current and future potential of longitudinal studies
of ageing
Rosanne Kenny (Trinity College Dublin, Ireland)
Social causes of mortality and morbidity – the
current and future potential of longitudinal studies
of ageing
Jörg Betzin (German Centre of Gerontology
Berlin, Germany)
Concepts and measures of diversity and inequality
in current ageing research – theoretical
definitions and empirical conclusions
between social gerontology and mathematics
Andreas Motel-Klingebiel (German Centre of
Gerontology Berlin, Germany)
Concepts and measures of diversity and inequality
in current ageing research – theoretical
definitions and empirical conclusions
between social gerontology and mathematics
Elizabeth Becker (National Centre for Social
Research, UK)
Understanding Social Exclusion in Older Age
Sachie Mizohata (Université de Paris V,
France )
How to select the indicators of well-being of
the rural elderly through the public debate
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ased on an ePlatform
Raynald Jadoul (Centre de Recherches Public
Henri Tudor, Luxembourg)
How to select the indicators of well-being of
the rural elderly through the public debate
based on an ePlatform
Martha Doyle (Trinity College Dublin, Ireland)
Lesson learnt: Conducting participatory research
with older people
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Joint Session 03B of RC11 and RC53:
New perspectives on the grandparentgrandchild
relationship
Chair: Doris Bühler-Niederberger, University
of Wuppertal, Germany and Andreas Hoff, University
of Oxford, UK
Location: UB-FPGH-310
Session ID: JSB_RC11_RC53_03
Authors and Papers:
Merril Silverstein (University of Southern California,
USA)
The Role of Grandparents in Promoting the
Successful Development of Grandchildren: A
Contingent Resource?
Sarah Ruiz (University of Southern California,
USA)
The Role of Grandparents in Promoting the
Successful Development of Grandchildren: A
Contingent Resource?
Robin Mann (Oxford Institute of Ageing, Oxford
University, UK)
Grandchildren and their Grandfathers: Perceptions,
Influences and Relationships
George Leeson (Oxford Institute of Ageing,
Oxford University, UK)
Grandchildren and their Grandfathers: Perceptions,
Influences and Relationships
Hafiz Kahn (Oxford Institute of Ageing, Oxford
University, UK)
Grandchildren and their Grandfathers: Perceptions,
Influences and Relationships
Katharina Mahne (German Centre of Gerontology
Berlin, Germany)
Caring for grandchildren and receipt of instrumental
support in a longitudinal perspective
Ignace Olazabal (CREGÉS-CSSS Cavendish,
Canada)
Social participation among baby-boomer
grandparents in the province of Quebec
Mpiana Kalula (Cape Peninsula University of
Technology, South Africa)
How an old age person can be affected by an
infected HIV child in South Africa?
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 09: The future of long-term care
Chair: Susan Feldman, Monash University,
Australia
Location: UB-FPGH-308
Session ID: RC11_09
Authors and Papers:
Henglien (Lisa) Chen (University of Lincoln,
UK / Taiwan)
Resources, resources and resources - Comparing
long-term care provision in Western Europe
and East Asia
Tine Rostgaard (the Danish National Centre
for Social Research, Denmark)
Ranking quality in institutional and home care
services: give us respect and proper cleaning’
B. Tobiasz-Adamczyk (Jagiellonian University,
Poland)
Elder abuse as perceived in the professional
experiences of social and health-care workers
M. Florek (Jagiellonian University, Poland)
Elder abuse as perceived in the professional
experiences of social and health-care workers
B. Wo_niak (Jagiellonian University, Poland)
Elder abuse as perceived in the professional
experiences of social and health-care workers
M. Brzyska (Jagiellonian University, Poland)
Elder abuse as perceived in the professional
experiences of social and health-care workers
P. Brzyski (Jagiellonian University, Poland)
Elder abuse as perceived in the professional
experiences of social and health-care workers
T. Ocetkiewicz (Jagiellonian University, Poland)
Elder abuse as perceived in the professional
experiences of social and health-care workers
M. Kopacz (Jagiellonian University, Poland)
Elder abuse as perceived in the professional
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experiences of social and health-care workers
Bernadette Dallaire (Laval University, Canada)
Severe mental illness in old age: An exploration
of the influence of social and professional
representations on psychosocial interventions
Michael McCubbin (Laval Universityl, Canada)
Severe mental illness in old age: An exploration
of the influence of social and professional
representations on psychosocial interventions
Michèle Clément (Laval Universityl, Canada)
Severe mental illness in old age: An exploration
of the influence of social and professional
representations on psychosocial interventions
Normand Carpentier (University of Montreal,
Canada)
Severe mental illness in old age: An exploration
of the influence of social and professional
representations on psychosocial interventions
Junko Yamashita (University of Bristol, UK /
Japan)
Who provides care services to older people
after the Japanese LTCI’s introduction? The
changing gendered balance between the state,
the market, the family and the NPO sector
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 10: Ageing in Europe: Longitudinal
Findings from the Survey on Health, Ageing
and Retirement in Europe (SHARE)
Chair: Karsten Hank, Mannheim University,
Germany
Location: UB-FPGH-311
Session ID: RC11_10
Authors and Papers:
Claudine Attias-Donfut (CNAV, France)
Intergenerational exchanges of time and
money in a longitudinal perspective
Jim Ogg (CNAV, France)
Intergenerational exchanges of time and
money in a longitudinal perspective
Francois-Charles Wolff (CNAV, France)
Intergenerational exchanges of time and
money in a longitudinal perspective
Jim Ogg (CNAV, France)
The relationship between employment and family
configurations at older ages
Sylvie Renaut (CNAV, France)
The relationship between employment and family
configurations at older ages
Karsten Hank (Mannheim Institute of the Economics
of Ageing (MEA) )
General introduction to SHARE
Johannes Siegrist (University of Düsseldorf,
Germany)
Quality of Life and Well-Being in ‘old’ Europe
Morten Wahrendorf (University of Düsseldorf,
Germany)
Quality of Life and Well-Being in ‘old’ Europe
Barbara Schaan (University of Mannheim,
Germany)
Marital quality and gender differences in latelife
depression: Cross-national perspectives
Saturday, September 6, 18:00-20:00
Session 11: Informal support provided for/by
older people
Chair: Anne Martin-Matthews, University of
British Columbia, Canada
Location: UB-FPGH-308
Session ID: RC11_11
Authors and Papers:
Amandine Masuy (Université Catholique de
Louvain, Belgium)
Effect of informal caring characteristics on
work exit for European women: a cohort approach
Piotr Brzyski (Jagiellonian University Cracow,
Poland)
The inverse relationship between social support
and quality of life in the elderly population
of Poland: the effects of tradition and the consequences
of transitional processes
Beata Tobiasz-Adamczyk (Jagiellonian University
Cracow, Poland)
The inverse relationship between social support
and quality of life in the elderly population
of Poland: the effects of tradition and the consequences
of transitional processes
Marek S. Kopacz (Jagiellonian University Cracow,
Poland)
The inverse relationship between social support
and quality of life in the elderly population
of Poland: the effects of tradition and the con-
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sequences of transitional processes
Margarita Gedvilaite (Institute for Social Research,
Lithuania)
Intergenerational networks of family support in
Lithuania: deviance from common patterns?
Ma_a Filipovic (University of Ljubljana, Slovenia
)
Importance of community and local social networks
for the elderly in Slovenia and their
change in time
Saturday, September 6, 18:00-20:00
Session 12: Health in later life
Chair: Hélène Thomas, Institute of Political
Studies Aix-en-Provence, France
Location: UB-FPGH-311
Session ID: RC11_12
Authors and Papers:
Ian Rees Jones (Bangor University, UK)
Do lifestyles become more diverse in later life?
a secondary analysis of the British Regional
Heart Study using multiple correspondence
analysis
Olia Papacosta (UCL, UK)
Do lifestyles become more diverse in later life?
a secondary analysis of the British Regional
Heart Study using multiple correspondence
analysis
Richard Morris (UCL, UK)
Do lifestyles become more diverse in later life?
a secondary analysis of the British Regional
Heart Study using multiple correspondence
analysis
Goya Wannamethee (UCL, UK)
Do lifestyles become more diverse in later life?
a secondary analysis of the British Regional
Heart Study using multiple correspondence
analysis
Peter Whincup (St George’s, UK)
Do lifestyles become more diverse in later life?
a secondary analysis of the British Regional
Heart Study using multiple correspondence
analysis
Ronica N. Rooks (University of Colorado Denver,
USA)
Who’s getting sicker faster among well-functioning
older adults?
Ruby Sain (Jadavpur University, India)
Mental Depression among the Aged in India —
A Sociological enquiry
Roman Romero-Ortuno (St. James’s Hospital
Dublin, Ireland)
The Differential Impacts of Social Contact vs.
Social Engagement, Social Isolation vs. Loneliness
and Living Alone on Parameters of Life
Satisfaction and Physical and Mental Well-
Being
Sheila Callinan (St. James’s Hospital Dublin,
Ireland)
The Differential Impacts of Social Contact vs.
Social Engagement, Social Isolation vs. Loneliness
and Living Alone on Parameters of Life
Satisfaction and Physical and Mental Well-
Being
Deirdre Finnegan (St. James’s Hospital Dublin,
Ireland)
The Differential Impacts of Social Contact vs.
Social Engagement, Social Isolation vs. Loneliness
and Living Alone on Parameters of Life
Satisfaction and Physical and Mental Well-
Being
Claire Somerville (St. James’s Hospital Dublin,
Ireland)
The Differential Impacts of Social Contact vs.
Social Engagement, Social Isolation vs. Loneliness
and Living Alone on Parameters of Life
Satisfaction and Physical and Mental Well-
Being
Brian A Lawlor (St. James’s Hospital Dublin,
Ireland)
The Differential Impacts of Social Contact vs.
Social Engagement, Social Isolation vs. Loneliness
and Living Alone on Parameters of Life
Satisfaction and Physical and Mental Well-
Being
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Joint Session 01A of RC11 and RC10:
Social exclusion in old age: multiple disadvantage
Chair: Julia Rozanova, University of Alberta,
Canada and Andreas Hoff, Oxford Institute of
Ageing, University of Oxford, UK
Location: UB-FPGH-305
Session ID: JSA_RC10_RC11_01
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Authors and Papers:
Hélène Thomas (Institute of Political Studies
Aix-en-Provence, France)
Exclusion, loneliness and seclusion of frail and
precarious elderly in France: which indicators,
which realities, which issues?
Marc Bernardot (University of Le Havre,
France)
Exclusion, loneliness and seclusion of frail and
precarious elderly in France: which indicators,
which realities, which issues?
Marijo Hebert (University of Montreal, Canada)
A way to promote social solidarity among community
dwelling people
Kareen Nour (CREGES- CSSS Cavendish,
Canada)
A way to promote social solidarity among community
dwelling people
Brita Brown (CREGES- CSSS Cavendish,
Canada)
A way to promote social solidarity among community
dwelling people
Nona Moscovitz (CREGES- CSSS Cavendish,
Canada)
A way to promote social solidarity among community
dwelling people
Olivia Ng (University of Melbourne, Australia)
Older People, Respect and Social Inclusion
Patrick Barrett (University of Waikato Hamilton,
New Zealand)
A Comparative View of Old-age Vulnerability in
New Zealand
Donna Dosman (University of Alberta, Canada)
Barriers to Social Participation for Persons with
Disabilities in Canada
Janet Fast (University of Alberta, Canada)
Barriers to Social Participation for Persons with
Disabilities in Canada
Satomi Yoshino (University of Alberta, Canada)
Barriers to Social Participation for Persons with
Disabilities in Canada
Anna Stepchenko (University of Latvia, Latvia)
Link between Transition and Social Exclusion
of Elderly in Latvia
Isolda Belo da Fonte (Foundation Recife, Brazil)
Old age in Brazil: perspective of gender and
social exclusion
Joaquim Nabuco (Foundation Recife, Brazil)
Old age in Brazil: perspective of gender and
social exclusion
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 13: Intergenerational transfers and
social networks in later life
Chair: Lucie Vidovicova, Masaryk University,
Czech Republic
Location: UB-FPGH-308
Session ID: RC11_13
Authors and Papers:
Sarah Harper (Oxford University, UK)
Developing an understanding of intergenerational
transfers within families: a comparison of
Europe, North America and Asia
George Leeson (Oxford University, UK)
Developing an understanding of intergenerational
transfers within families: a comparison of
Europe, North America and Asia
Bettina Isengard (University of Zurich, Switzerland)
Living Apart (or) Together? Co-residence Patterns
Between Parents and Their Adult Children
in Europe
Marc Szydlik (University of Zurich, Switzerland)
Living Apart (or) Together? Co-residence Patterns
Between Parents and Their Adult Children
in Europe
Mercedes Fernández Alonso (University of
Malaga, Spain)
Mobility and intergenerational relationships in
Andalusia, Spain
Jeroen Spijker (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona,
Spain)
Current characteristics of living arrangements
following bereavement of elderly persons in
Spain
Alisa C. Lewin (University of Haifa, Israel)
Cohabitation and Remarriage among the Widowed
and Divorced in Israel
Maria Julieta Oddone (Latin-American Faculty
for Social Sciences (FLACSO), Buenos Aires)
Collective Memory in Argentina: generational
and transgenerational impacts of socio-histori-
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cal events
Liliana Gastron (Nacional University of Luján,
Argentina )
Collective Memory in Argentina: generational
and transgenerational impacts of socio-historical
events
D. Lacasa (Nacional University of Luján, Argentina
)
Collective Memory in Argentina: generational
and transgenerational impacts of socio-historical
events
G. Lynch (Nacional University of Luján, Argentina
)
Collective Memory in Argentina: generational
and transgenerational impacts of socio-historical
events
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 14: Older migrants: Migrants growing
old and migrating pensioners
Chair: Elena Bastida, University of Texas-Panamerican,
USA
Location: UB-FPGH-311
Session ID: RC11_14
Authors and Papers:
Marc Bernardot (University of Le Havre,
France)
Are elderly single migrants excluded and isolated?
Hélène Thomas (Institute of Political Studies
Aix-en-Provence, France)
Are elderly single migrants excluded and isolated?
Alison Bowes (University of Stirling, UK)
Understandings of elder abuse in black and
minority ethnic communities
Ghizala Avan (University of Stirling, UK)
Understandings of elder abuse in black and
minority ethnic communities
Sherry Macintosh (University of Stirling, UK)
Understandings of elder abuse in black and
minority ethnic communities
Joanne Cook (University of Leeds, UK)
Exploring Older Women’s Citizenship: understanding
the impact of migration in later life
Raquel Huete (Universidad de Alicante,
Spain)
Reasons for moving to Spain’s Costa Blanca:
A comparison between British and German retired
migrants
Tomas Mazon (Universidad de Alicante,
Spain)
Reasons for moving to Spain’s Costa Blanca:
A comparison between British and German retired
migrants
Alistair Hunter (University of Edinburgh, UK)
Retirement and Return among Moroccan and
Tunisian immigrants in France: Diversities of
inclusion in the welfare state
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Joint Session 01B of RC11 and RC10:
Varying levels of social inclusion strategies
for older people
Chair: Julia Rozanova, University of Alberta,
Canada and Andreas Hoff, Oxford Institute of
Ageing, University of Oxford, UK
Location: UB-FPGH-305
Session ID: JSB_RC10_RC11_01B
Authors and Papers:
Jay A. Mancini (Virginia Polytechnic Institute
and State University, U.S.A.)
Community Social Organization and Aging Societies
Julia Rozanova (University of Alberta, Canada
)
The influence of community culture and structural
inequalities on social engagement of
older rural Canadians
Norah Keating (University of Alberta, Canada
)
The influence of community culture and structural
inequalities on social engagement of
older rural Canadians
Herbert Northcott (University of Alberta, Canada
)
The influence of community culture and structural
inequalities on social engagement of
older rural Canadians
Susan McDaniel (University of Utah, USA)
The influence of community culture and structural
inequalities on social engagement of
older rural Canadians
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Andreas Hoff (Oxford Institute of Ageing, Oxford
University, UK)
National, Regional and Local Social Inclusion
Strategies for Older People in Europe”
Eileen Fairhurst (Manchester Metropolitan
University, UK)
Older People, Participation and Collaborative
Governance in Post-Industrial Cities in England
Marilyn Fitzpatrick (Manchester Metropolitan
University, UK)
Older People, Participation and Collaborative
Governance in Post-Industrial Cities in England
Glenda Cook (University of Northumbria, UK )
Older People, Participation and Collaborative
Governance in Post-Industrial Cities in England
Jan Reed (University of Northumbria, UK )
Older People, Participation and Collaborative
Governance in Post-Industrial Cities in England
Julia Ryan (University of Salford, UK)
Older People, Participation and Collaborative
Governance in Post-Industrial Cities in England
Tracey Williamson (University of Salford, UK)
Older People, Participation and Collaborative
Governance in Post-Industrial Cities in England
Bernadette Jonda (University of Halle-Wittenberg,
Germany )
Activities on the federal state level to develop
new forms of intergeneration_nal relations in
Municipalities with Hesse, Rhineland-Palatinate
and Saxony-Anhalt cited as examples
Glaucia da Silva Destro de Oliveira (Universidade
de São Paulo, Brazil)
The meanings attributed to the elderly in a public
policy in Santos city
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Session 15: Older workers and age-discrimination
in the workplace
Chair: Lars Andersson, Linköping University,
Sweden
Location: UB-FPGH-308
Session ID: RC11_15
Authors and Papers:
Carola Burkert (Institute for Employment Research
Hessen, Germany )
Sooner or later: Changing perception of older
workers in labour markets in European comparison
– Do national perspectives have changed?
Cornelia Spross (Institute for Employment Research,
Germany)
Sooner or later: Changing perception of older
workers in labour markets in European comparison
– Do national perspectives have changed?
Michael Muller-Camen (Middlesex University
Business School, UK )
Corporate Human Resource Management policies
and the employment of older workers:
Germany and Britain compared
Matt Flynn (Middlesex University Business
School, UK )
Corporate Human Resource Management policies
and the employment of older workers:
Germany and Britain compared
Heike Schroeder (Middlesex University Business
School, UK )
Corporate Human Resource Management policies
and the employment of older workers:
Germany and Britain compared
Dirk Hofäcker (Bamberg University, Germany)
Corporate Human Resource Management policies
and the employment of older workers:
Germany and Britain compared
Kate Hamblin (University of Bath, UK)
An exploration of the changes to policies for
work and retirement transitions for third age individuals
in EU15
Helen Barnes (Institute for Employment Studies,
UK)
Managing age in the workplace – employer
practices
Rebecca Taylor (University of Sussex Brighton,
UK)
Managing age in the workplace – employer
practices
Kirk Mann (Leeds University, UK)
Old Dogs and New Tricks; Activating and Training
Older Workers
Derek Ross (University of Oxford, UK)
Assessing Work Ability and Determinants of
Work Performance of Older Workers in the UK
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Offshore Oil Industry
Sarah Harper (University of Oxford, UK)
Assessing Work Ability and Determinants of
Work Performance of Older Workers in the UK
Offshore Oil Industry
Justyna Stypi_ska (Jagiellonian University
Cracow, Poland)
The present and the future of older people in
labour market – the case of Poland
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Session 16: Migrant care workers
Chair: George Leeson, Oxford Institute of
Ageing, UK
Location: UB-FPGH-311
Session ID: RC11_16
Authors and Papers:
Anne Martin-Matthews (The University of British
Columbia, Canada)
My Home, Your Culture/My Culture, Your
Workplace: Issues of Ethno-cultural Diversity
in the Relationships between Home Support
Workers, Elderly Clients and Family Caregivers
in Canada
Joanie Sims-Gould (The University of British
Columbia, Canada)
My Home, Your Culture/My Culture, Your
Workplace: Issues of Ethno-cultural Diversity
in the Relationships between Home Support
Workers, Elderly Clients and Family Caregivers
in Canada
Hans Joachim von Kondratowitz (German
Centre for Gerontology, Germany)
Researching Undocumented Female Work in
International Migration: Learning from Research
on Housekeeping Services Studies for
Elder Care Research
Jeanne Katz (Open University Milton Keynes,
UK)
Migrant carers in UK care homes: a clash of
cultures?
Bernard Weicht (University of Nottingham,
UK)
We can’t care for our elderly alone: The discourse
on migrant carers in the light of demographic
change
Veronica Montes de Oca (Social Research
School, Mexico)
Those who stay behind. The role provided by
transnational families to care for the elderly population
in Guanajuato, Mexico
Rosaura Avalos Lopez (Social Work School,
Mexico)
Those who stay behind. The role provided by
transnational families to care for the elderly population
in Guanajuato, Mexico
Ahtziri Molina Roldan (Unniversity of Veracruz,
Mexico)
Those who stay behind. The role provided by
transnational families to care for the elderly population
in Guanajuato, Mexico
Hildegard Theobald (Vechta University, Germany)
Elderly care and the intersection of different
types of inequalities
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Joint Session 02 of RC11 and RC13:
Leisure and the aging societies
Chair: Sara Arber, University of Surrey, UK,
Susan M. Shaw, University of Waterloo, Canada
Location: UB-FPGH-306
Session ID: JS_RC11_RC13_02
Authors and Papers:
Dirk Steinbach (University of Applied Sciences
of Salzburg, Austria)
Implications of demographic change on sportfor-all
in Austria and Germany
Georg Mueller (University of Fribourg, Switzerland)
Media consumption in an aging society: An
empirical analysis of age-, cohort-, and periodeffects
Stella Chatzitheochari (University of Surrey,
UK)
Exploring ‘active ageing’: Time use patterns of
older people in the UK
Sara Arber (University of Surrey, UK)
Exploring ‘active ageing’: Time use patterns of
older people in the UK
Vandana Gupta (University of Rajasthan, Jaipur,
India)
Patterns of leisure among the elderly in a tradi-
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tional neighbourhood
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Session 17: Parenting grandparents in South
Africa, Spain and the USA - diversities and
commonalities; discourses and debates
Chair: Jaco Hoffman, Oxford Institute of
Ageing, Oxford University, UK
Location: UB-FPGH-308
Session ID: RC11_17
Authors and Papers:
Sacramento Pinazo-Hernandis (Valencia University,
Spain )
Parenting grandparents in Spain
Julian Montoro-Rodriguez (California State
University San Bernardino, USA)
Parenting grandparents in Spain
Sally Newman (Pittsburgh University, USA)
Parenting grandparents in the United States –
research perspectives
Sharon Lowe (President ‘A Second Chance
Inc.’, USA)
Parenting grandparents in the United States –
perspectives from the field
Jaco Hoffman (Oxford Institute Ageing, UK +
North West University, South Africa)
Parenting grandparents in South Africa (II)
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Session 18: Retirement and well-being in an
extended working life
Chair: Ian Rees Jones, University of Wales
Bangor, UK
Location: UB-FPGH-311
Session ID: RC11_18
Authors and Papers:
Wendy Loretto (University of Edinburgh, UK)
Extending Working Life: Class and Gender Differences
in Opportunities and Threats
S. Vickerstaff (University of Edinburgh, UK)
Extending Working Life: Class and Gender Differences
in Opportunities and Threats
Jonas Radl (European University Institute,
Italy)
Too young for retirement? Too old to work?
Assessing the relationship between class, gender
and age norms in Western Europe
Yetunde Aluko (Olabisi Onabanjo University,
Nigeria)
Women’s adjustment to and satisfaction with
retirement in Nigeria
Sunday, September 7, 18:00-20:00
Session 20: Do Old-age Pensions provide
adequate security in old age?
Chair: Ronica N. Rooks, University of Colorado
Denver, USA
Location: UB-FPGH-311
Session ID: RC11_20
Authors and Papers:
Carmen Baumeler (University of Lucerne,
Switzerland)
The Ideational Embeddedness of Welfare Markets:
Discourses on the Recommodification of
Old Age Pensions in Switzerland and Germany
Myra Hamilton (University of Sydney, Australia)
Contract and Retirement Incomes in Australia
and Britain
Raquel Abrantes (Inter-American Centre for
Social Security Studies, Mexico)
Pension Systems’ in Latin America: Do They
Provide Adequate Protection to the Elderly?
Liliana Charles (Inter-American Centre for
Social Security Studies, Mexico)
Pension Systems’ in Latin America: Do They
Provide Adequate Protection to the Elderly?
Marcha Miranda (Inter-American Centre for
Social Security Studies, Mexico)
Pension Systems’ in Latin America: Do They
Provide Adequate Protection to the Elderly?
Andreas Motel-Klingebiel (German Centre of
Gerontology Berlin, Germany)
Resources, evaluations and social contexts -
dynamics of diversity and social inequality in
later life in a multi-level perspective
Uwe Fachinger (Vechta University, Germany)
The income situation of the elderly: The older
the people, the lower their income? Some theoretical
remarks and empirical findings for Germany
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Monday, September 8, 09:00-11:00
Session 21: Knowledge in later life
Chair: Stephen Reder, Portland State University,
USA
Location: UB-FPGH-310
Session ID: RC11_21
Authors and Papers:
Stephen Reder (Portland State University,
USA)
Different Strokes for Ageing Folks: Measuring
Literacy Changes across the Lifecourse
Mary Hamilton (Lancaster University, UK)
Negotiating Changing Literacy Technologies in
Later Life
Uta Papen (Lancaster University, UK)
What are you giving me these for?’ Challenging
dominant views on older adults and health
literacy
Trish Hafford-Letchfield (London South Bank
University, UK)
Participation through learning: a study of opportunities
for Older People using social care
services in the UK
Ricca Edmondson (Galway University, Ireland)
Sociological and Intercultural Approaches to
the Diversity of Wisdom in Later Life
Feliciano Villar (Barcelona University, Spain)
Older people participants in university educational
programs: motivations, evaluation and
gains
Carmen Triadó (Barcelona University, Spain)
Older people participants in university educational
programs: motivations, evaluation and
gains
Sacramento Pinazo (Valencia University,
Spain)
Older people participants in university educational
programs: motivations, evaluation and
gains
Julian Montoro-Rodriguez (California State
University San Bernardino, USA)
Older people participants in university educational
programs: motivations, evaluation and
gains
Carmen Solé (Ramon Llull University, Spain)
Older people participants in university educational
programs: motivations, evaluation and
gains
Montse Celdrán (Rovira i Virgili University,
Spain)
Older people participants in university educational
programs: motivations, evaluation and
gains
Monday, September 8, 09:00-11:00
Session 22: Demographic ageing and social
policy
Chair: Virpi Timonen, Trinity College Dublin,
Ireland
Location: UB-FPGH-311
Session ID
Authors and Papers:: RC11_22
Silke Van Dyk (University of Jena, Germany)
Diversity and normalization: The (self-)management
of ageing in times of individualized life
courses
Susan McDaniel (University of Utah, US)
‘You’ve Got to Start Young’: Contexts and
Flows of Ageing in Canada and the U.S.
Ewa Fratczak (Warsaw School of Economics,
Poland)
The relationship between fertility and population
aging in Central and Eastern Europe.
Iga Sikorska (Warsaw School of Economics,
Poland)
The relationship between fertility and population
aging in Central and Eastern Europe.
Monday, September 8, 11:30-13:30
Session 23: Other research on ageing I: Age
discrimination, mobility and internet use
Chair: Liliana Gastron, Nacional University of
Luján, Argentina
Location: UB-FPGH-310
Session ID: RC11_23
Authors and Papers:
Lucie Vidovi_ová (Masaryk University Brno,
Czech Republic)
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Tip of the iceberg or mirage? On dynamic of
age discrimination and age ideology
Satu Heikkinen (Swedish National Road and
Transport Research Institute, Sweden)
To drive or not to drive – the construction of
the category of older drivers in Swedish transportation
politics
Pekka Räsänen (University of Turku, Finland)
Ageing population and the digital divides
across the Nordic countries
Agnes Nemenyi (University Babes-Bolyai, Romania)
Ageing of population and some specific sociodemographic
problems of rural population in
Romania
Monday, September 8, 11:30-13:30
Session 24: Other research on ageing II: Future
challenges of ageing societies, identity,
social networks
Chair: Andreas Motel-Klingebiel, German
Centre of Gerontology, Germany
Location: UB-FPGH-311
Session ID: RC11_24
Authors and Papers:
Julia Twigg (University of Kent, UK)
Clothing, Identity and Age
Cathy Hayles (The Flinders University of
South Australia, Australia)
‘Friendly competition’: discursive interaction in
Masters sport
Clary Krekula (University of Karlstad, Sweden)
Elderly living alone: a study of social network
as related to household arrangements
Libby Brooke (Swinburne University of Technology,
Australia)
Managing employment pathways to reintegrate
older women in employment
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RC 12 Sociology of Law
Sociologie du droit
Sociología del derecho
President: Anne Boigeol, IHTP-CRNS, France. Local Host: Teresa Picontó Novales
Coordinator of the programme: Vittorio Olgiati, Università degli Studi di Urbino, Italy
Subject: “Rethinking legal justice”
Organizer: Vittorio Olgiati, University of Urbino, Italy
Friday, September 5, 15:30-17:30
Session 01: Legal Justice as Social Justice
? The Case of Gender, Race, Class and Minority
Groups
Chair: Anne Boigeol, Ihatp-Cnrs, France
Location: UB-FP-2.3
Session ID: RC12_01
Authors and Papers:
Kalpana Kannabiran, Centre for Culture, Law
and Society, NALSAR University of Law, India
Kannabiran (Nalsar University of Law, India)
Sexual Assault and the Law in India
Richard Collier (University of Newcastle, UK)
Relationship between Fatherhood, Men and
Law
Lydia Morris (University of Essex, UK)
One Right Answer ? Welfare, Asylum and the
Politics of Judgment
Geoff Ward (Northeastern University,
USA)
Getting Out of Proportion. Revisiting the Racial
Politics of American Juvenile Justice
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 02: Social Mobility, Law-piolicy Making
and Legal Justice
Chair: Kalpana Kannabiran, Nalsar University
of Law, India
Location: UB-FP-2.3
Session ID: RC12_02
Authors and Papers:
Devanyak Sundaram (University of Madras,
India)
State, Law and Conflict with the Customary
Behaviour in Legal Pluralist Setting Through
an indian Case
Madalena Duarte (University of Coimbra,
Portugal)
Law, Social Movements and Legal Justice
Bruno Sena Martins (University of Coimbra,
Portugal)
Law, Social Movements and Legal Justice
Andreas Buss (University of Ottawa, Canada)
On the Desiderability to Reconsider the Concept
of Customary Law in the International
Justice System
Hideki Tarumoto, Graduate School of Letters,
Hokkaido University, Japan Tarumoto
(Hokkaido University, Japan)
The International Migrant Rights Regimes and
Japanese Immigration Policy
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 03: The Construction of Legal Justice
in an Era of Constitutional Changes
Chair: Alberto Febbrajo, University of Macerata,
Italy
Location: UB-FP-2.3
Session ID: RC12_03
Authors and Papers:
Silvia Pasquetti, UC. Berkely, USA Pasquetti
(University of Berkely, USA)
Building the State and Enforcing Customary
Law in Palestine: Law and Justice in West
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Bank Camps and Cities
Daniela Piana (University of Florence, Italy)
Judicial Cognition and Legitimate Justice as
Social Artefact
Joxerramon Bengoetxea, University of the
Basque Country, Spain Bengoextea (University
of the Basque Country, Spain)
Risks and Standards in EU Fight Against Terrorism
Rufat Guliyev (Azerbaijan Academy of Public
Administration, Azerbaijan )
Court Reform in the Mirror of Public Opinion
John Dale (George Mason University, USA)
Beyond the Rogue State Executive: Mapping
the Transnational Legal Imaginary of Extraordinary
Rendition
Tony Samara (George Mason University, USA)
Beyond the Rogue State Executive: Mapping
the Transnational Legal Imaginary of Extraordinary
Rendition
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 04: The Quest for Legal Justice between
Theory and Practice
Chair: Carlos Lista, National University of
Cordoba, Argentina
Location: UB-FP-2.3
Session ID: RC12_04
Authors and Papers:
Elina Da Fonte Pessanha (Federal University
of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
Labour Justice in Brazil: Extending the Reach
of Law and Building Institutional Innovation
Regina Moraes Morel (Federal University of
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
Labour Justice in Brazil: Extending the Reach
of Law and Building Institutional Innovation
Maria Rita (University of Macerata, Italy)
Changing Conceptions of Justice in Court:
from Formal to Responsive Settlements
Joao Paulo Dias (University of Coimbra, Portugal)
Between Law and Justice: The Role of Public
Prosecutors in Labour Conflicts in Portugal
Teresa Maneca Llima (University of Coimbra,
Portugal)
Between Law and Justice: The Role of Public
Prosecutors in Labour Conflicts in Portugal
Steve Greenfield (University of Westminster,
UK)
The Thin White Line: Cinematic “Truth” and
Tales of Injustice
Guy Osborn (University of Westminster, UK)
The Thin White Line: Cinematic “Truth” and
Tales of Injustice
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 05: New Paradigmatic Dimensions
of Legal Justice: Insights from System Theory
Chair: Rufat Guliyev, Azerbaijan Academy of
Public Administration, Azerbaijan
Location: UB-FP-2.3
Session ID: RC12_05
Authors and Papers:
Aldo Mascareno (University of Santiago, Chile)
Legal Regimes of the World Society and the
New Faces of Justice
Jiri Priban, (University of Cardiff, UK)
Social Differentiation of EU Constitutional Justice:
A Socio-legal perspective of European
Constitutionalism and Divided Sovereingnty
Ralf Rogowski (University of Warwick, UK)
Constitutional Justice. Thoughts on the Impact
of the German Federal Constitutional Court of
Justice’s Decisions
Poul Fritz Kajer (European University Institute,Italy)
Post-Democratic Justice ?
Alberto Febbrajo (University of Macerata,
Italy)
Legal Justice and Legal Cultures. A Conceptual
Catalogue of Possible Interconnessions
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Session 06: Legal Justice as a Matter of
Professional Expertise
Chair: Ralf Rogowski, University of Warwick,
UK
Location: UB-FP-2.3
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Session ID: RC12_06
Authors and Papers:
Benot Bastard (Csdo-Cnrs, France)
Controlling the Judiciary? How French Politicians
Try to Limit the Independence of Judges
Christian Mouhanna (Cesdip-Cnrs, France)
Controlling the Judiciary? How French Politicians
Try to Limit the Independence of Judges
Carlos Lista (National University of Cordoba,
Argentina)
Law without Justice ? The Deficits of legal
Education in the Socialisation of Lawyers in Argentina
Anne Boigeol (Ihtp-Cnrs, Paris)
On the legitimacy of the Judiciary. Talking
about Judicial Selection in France
Peter Robson (University of Stratchclyde, UK)
Tv Lawyers and Culture. The Australian Experience
Vittorio Olgiati (University of Urbino, italy)
The Making of Legal Justice: Judges, Prosecutors,
Lawyers, Consultants, Journalists
and..the Public. A Theoretical Approach on Jurisdictional
Conflicts in Court
Contested Identities and “Justice Through
Law” Dilemmas. Insights from the Indian Experience
Thamy Pogrebinschi (University of Rio de Janeiro,
Brasil)
Pragmatic Law and Justice
Marina Mansilla (National University of Patagonia,
Argentina)
….derechos con los Derechos. Sobre el status
juridico de los derechos sociales y las posibilidades
de un sistema institucional igualitario
Annamaria Rufino (University of Napoli II, Italy)
How to Mediate between Different Claims for
Justice
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Session 07: Social Experience, Legal Justice
and Cultural Values
Chair: Susana Novick, University of Buenos
Aires, Argentina
Location: UB-FP-2.3
Session ID: RC12_07
Authors and Papers:
Adrian Renteria Diaz (University of Insubria,
Italy )
The Interaction between National and Transnational
Legal Systems: A Conceptual Challenge
to Legal Justice
Arun Jerome (Gurajat National Law University,
India)
Contested Identities and “Justice Through
Law” Dilemmas. Insights from the Indian Experience
Jerome Joseph (Indian Institute of Management,
Ahmedabad, india)
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RC13 Sociology of Leisure
Sociologie des loisirs
Sociología del ocio
President and coordinator of the programme: Ishwar Modi, Universidad de Rajasthan,
India. Local Host: Jaume Ferrás
Subject: “Leisure and social transformation
Organizer: Ishwar Modi, India International Institute of Social Sciences, Jaipur, India
Friday, September 5, 15:30-17:30
Session 01: Presidential Session
Chair: Ishwar Modi, India International Institute
of Social Sciences, Jaipur, India
Location: URL-A201
Session ID: RC13_01
Authors and Papers:
Jan Te Kloeze (Wageningen University, Netherlands)
Rethinking the mutual relationship between family
and leisure: A worldwide perspective
Kenneth Roberts (University of Liverpool, UK)
Leisure and social transformation: The case of
post-communism
Teus J. Kamphorst (Wageningen University,
The Netherlands)
Living in the leisure society; report on my personal
experiences.
Ishwar Modi (India International Institute of
Social Sciences, Jaipur, India)
Leisure and social transformation
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 03: Joint session of RC13 and
RC04: Leisure education in a changing world
Chair: David Konstantinovskiy, Russian Academy
of Sciences, Moscow, Russia, Robert
Stebbins, University of Calgary, Canada
Location: URL-A102
Session ID: JS_RC13_RC04_03
Authors and Papers:
Habil Zsuzsanna Benko (University of Szeged,
Hungary)
Recreation organiser and health promoter bachelor
education at the University of Szeged,
Hungary
Klara Tarko (University of Szeged, Hungary)
Recreation organiser and health promoter bachelor
education at the University of Szeged,
Hungary
Inna Piskunova (Engles, Russia)
Leisure and education: Integration problems
under modern Russian conditions
Kinga Lampek (Hungary)
Expert of recreation and health promotion Bsc
Lise Kjølsrød (University of Oslo, Norway)
Concepts as ‘Terministic Screens’: The intricacy
of understanding complex leisure
Nitza Davidovitch (Ariel University Center of
Samaria, Ariel, Israel)
Creative leisure activities as a predictor of teaching
effectiveness
Philippe Terral (Université Toulouse III,
France)
Physical activity education in France from the
end of the 19th century: The progressive construction
of a discipline in university, from physical
education teacher education
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 08: Leisure, health and wellbeing
Chair: William C. Cockerham, University of
Alabama-Birmingham, USA, Ellen Annandale,
Leicester University, UK, Francis Lobo, Edith
Cowan University, Australia
Location: URL-A201
Session ID: RC13_08
Authors and Papers:
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Antti Honkanen (University of Applied Sciences,
Vaasa, Finland)
Sex on the beach? – Sex as tourism motivation
for Finnish higher education students
Gernot Herzer (University of Bolzano, Italy)
Risk behaviour and risk taking of adolescents
in South Tyrol / Italy with regards to attitudes
and behaviour in health, traffic and leisure time
Mohammad Taghi Sheykhi (Al-Zahra University,
Tehran)
Young families’ health and well- being as influnced
by environment and social health in
Tehran: A sociological study of quality of life
Teus Kamphorst (Wageningen University, The
Netherlands)
Leisure in the ‘feeling good’ society
T.C. Tikkiwal (University of Rajasthan, Jaipur,
India)
Leisure, health and well-being
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 14: Joint session of RC13 and
RC30: Leisure and work dichotomy in contemporary
society: Does it exist?
Chair: Diane Gabrielle Tremblay, Université
du Québec à Montréal, Canada, Luiz Octavio
de Lima Camargo, Centro Universitario
SENAC, Sao Paulo, Brazil
Location: UB-FPGH-404
Session ID: JS_RC13_RC30_14
Authors and Papers:
Catarina Sales Oliveira (ISCTE, Portugal)
Living in a metropolis: Commuting as the spatialization
of a dichotomic lifestyle, between the
cosy and the stylish
Julia Harrison (Trent University, Canada)
Real men do real work at the cottage
Leslie Belton (Université Paris Est-Marne La
Vallée, France)
A topological consideration of the boundary
between work and private life: A contemporary
non-existence of leisure and work dichotomy to
balance
Sanjay Tewari (Kanpur, India )
Leisure as work: The concept of leisure management
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 05: Joint session of RC13 and
WG03: Body and nature in leisure
Chair: Bianca Maria Pirani, University of
Roma La Sapienza, Italy, Veena Sharma,
Prajna Foundation, New Delhi, India
Location: UB-FP-4.2
Session ID: JS_RC13_WG03_05
Authors and Papers:
Ana Lúcia De Castro (Universidade Estadual
Paulista, UNESP, Brazil)
Cult to the body and consumption: Fashion
and beauty building life styles
André Suchet (University of Grenoble 1,
France)
Socio-geography of canyoning in France: A
socio-spatial division of leisure
Dominique Jorand (University of Grenoble 1,
France)
Socio-geography of canyoning in France: A
socio-spatial division of leisure
Bianca Maria Pirani (Univ. Roma ‘La Sapienza’,
Italy)
Beyond the carnival: Re-instating body and
mind
Eduardo Carrascosa De Oliveira (University of
Campinas, São Paulo, Brazil)
Naturism: Body and nature in leisure
Veena Sharma (Prajna Foundation, New
Delhi, India)
Body-mind complex – A way to transformative
leisure
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 06: Joint session of RC13 and
RC22: Leisure, religion and spirituality
Chair: Roberto Blancarte Pimentel, el Colegio
de Mexico, Mexico, Nitza Davidovitch, Ariel
University Center of Samaria, Ariel, Israel
Location: UB-FPGH-405
Session ID: JS_RC13_RC22_06
Authors and Papers:
Seema Pandey (S.S.G. Pareek (P.G.) Co-
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llege, Jaipur, India)
Influence of religion and spiritual beliefs on leisure:
Study on Garasia Tribals
Sushila Jain (University of Rajasthan, Jaipur,
India,)
Leisure and spirituality in the lives of ascetics
in India
Veena Sharma (Prajna Foundation, New
Delhi, India)
Vedantic perspective on leisure
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 04: Joint session of RC13 and
RC32: Gender and leisure: Emerging patterns
Chair: Esther Ngan-ling Chow, American University,
USA, Margaret Abraham, Hofstra University,
USA, Julia Harrison, Trent University,
Canada
Location: UB-FP-2.1
Session ID: JS_RC13_RC32_04
Authors and Papers:
Angela M. Moe (Western Michigan University,
USA)
Dancing beyond the belly: An appraisal of
bellydance as leisure
Arnim Agrawal (Gujarat National Law University,
Gandhinagar, Gujarat, India)
Leisure for whom?: Some ethical and legal
questions
Bernardo Coelho (Lisbon University Institute,
Portugal)
Erotization of leisure or the escape from everyday
intimate life
Catherine White Berheide (Skidmore College,
USA )
Playing sport, playing with gender
Sarah Elizabeth Berheide (Trinity College,
USA)
Playing sport, playing with gender
R.D. Gupta (University of Rajasthan, Jaipur,
India)
Patterns of leisure and recreation among
women of Jaipur slums
Sumana V. Pandey (Govt. College, Dausa
(Rajasthan) India)
Gender and leisure: Emerging patterns in rural
India
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 11: Open Session
Chair: Gisela Black Taschner, Sao Paulo,
Brazil, B.S.Gulshetty, Inamdar M.S.W. P.G.
College, Gulbarga, India
Location: URL-A201
Session ID: RC13_11
Authors and Papers:
Akan Law (Trent University, Canada)
It’s about the style: Long-board surfing sub-culture
and civic identity
Karin Peters (Wageningen University, The Netherlands)
Leisure time in urban public places: Space for
interethnic interactions?
Luiz Octavio de Lima Camargo (Centro Universitario
SENAC, Sao Paulo, Brazil)
Leisure and urbanization in the Brazilian society
Madhu Nagla (M.D. University, Rohtak, India)
Social marketing of recreation and leisure: Attitudes
and perception of people
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 02: Joint session of RC13 and
RC09: Leisure, social transformation and development
Chair: Ishwar Modi, India International Institute
of Social Sciences, Jaipur, India, Frederick
F. Wherry, University of Michigan, USA
Location: UB-FPGH-405
Session ID: JS_RC13_RC09_02
Authors and Papers:
Habil Zsuzsanna Benko (University of Szeged,
Hungary)
Tradition and modernity in the leisure time activities
of families in Hungary, Poland, Czech
Republic and Slovakia – Transnational empirical
research (2005-2007)
Klara Tarko (University of Szeged, Hungary)
Tradition and modernity in the leisure time activities
of families in hungary, poland, czech republic
and slovakia – transnational empirical
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esearch (2005-2007)
L. Lippai (University of Szeged, Hungary)
Tradition and modernity in the leisure time activities
of families in hungary, poland, czech republic
and slovakia – transnational empirical
research (2005-2007)
K. Erdei (University of Szeged, Hungary)
Tradition and modernity in the leisure time activities
of families in hungary, poland, czech republic
and slovakia – transnational empirical
research (2005-2007)
Francis Lobo ( Edith Cowan University, Australia)
A historical review of Australian leisure: The
social transformation of lifestyles down under
Gisela Black Taschner (Sao Paulo, Brazil)
Entertainment and consumerism: Market dimensions
of citizenship in contemporary Brazil
Hui-tun Chuang (New School for Social Research,
New York, USA)
Do we have national cuisines? —Reflections
on food consumption, identity reconstruction
and social transformation in postcolonial Taiwan
MA Huidi (Chinese Culture Institute, China)
Leisure and the social transformation in China
Liu Er (Harbin Institute of Technology, China)
Leisure and the social transformation in China
Maya Keliyan (Bulgarian Academy of Sciences,
Bulgaria)
Leisure patterns, self-identification and criteria
of success of Bulgarian professionals and entrepreneurs
Stefan Bargheer (University of Chicago Chicago,
USA)
Toward a leisure theory of value: The game of
bird-watching and the concern for conservation
in Great Britain
Susan M. Shaw (University of Waterloo, Canada)
Transformations and contradictions in postmodern
families: An exploration of leisure in the
context of changing gender and parenting
practices
Teus J. Kamphorst (Wageningen University,
The Netherlands)
Leisure as social force
Ritu Bhargava (Patkar College, Mumbai,
India)
Effects of retail marketing on leisure patterns:
A study of mall culture in cosmopolitan Mumbai,
India
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 13A: Joint session of RC13 and
RC24: Leisure, tourism and environment, Part
I
Chair: Arthur P.J. Mol, Wageningen University,
Netherlands, Scott North, Osaka University,
Japan
Location: UB-FPGH-404
Session ID: JS_RC13_RC24_13A
Authors and Papers:
Alex Deffner (University of Thessaly, Greece)
The cultural and tourist policy dimension in city
marketing: The case of the Olympic municipality
of Nea Ionia, Magnesia, Greece
Theodore Metaxas (University of Thessaly,
Greece)
The cultural and tourist policy dimension in city
marketing: The case of the Olympic municipality
of Nea Ionia, Magnesia, Greece
Arvind Kumar Agrawal (University of Rajasthan,
Jaipur, India)
Globalization, leisure and tourism : A critical
analysis from third world perspective
Devesh Nigam ( Bundelkhand University,
Jhansi, India)
Ecotourism in Madhav national park, India:
Tourist perspectives on environmental impacts
and their management
Vinay Kumar Narula ( Bundelkhand University,
Jhansi, India)
Ecotourism in Madhav national park, India:
Tourist perspectives on environmental impacts
and their management
Francis Lobo (Edith Cowan University, Australia)
Consuming experiences: Challenges for leisure
tourism
James Moir (University of Abertay Dundee,
UK)
Tourism: A visual leisure pursuit
Leena Mary Sebastian (IIT, Madras, India)
Tourism development and related transformations:
A comparative case study of two destinations
in Kerala, South India
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Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Session 13B: Joint session of RC13 and
RC24: Leisure, tourism and environment, Part
II
Chair: Raymond Murphy, University of Ottawa,
Canada, Jan te Kloeze, Wageningen
University , Netherlands
Location: UB-FPGH-404
Session ID: JS_RC13_RC24_13B
Authors and Papers:
Pedro Prista (ISCTE, Portugal)
Social tensions, tourism and landscape
Pekka Mustonen (Statistics Finland, Helsinki,
Finland)
Young serious tourists -the effect of commitment
on the green motivations
Antti Honkanen (University of Applied Sciences,
Vaasa, Finland)
Young serious tourists -the effect of commitment
on the green motivations
Yael Enoch (The Open University of Israel, Israel)
Cosmopolitans and provincials in on-line diaries
of travelers to India
Shalini Modi (Suzlon, Pune, India)
The road less travelled: Out of the past into the
future
Sherry Sabbarwal (Panjab University, Chandigarh,
India)
Experiencing leisure: Using Phenomenology in
tourism inquiry
place when ‘heartland’ is hard to afford
Ilze Koroleva (University of Latvia, Latvia)
Drug use – a part of entertainment and recreation
culture among youth in Latvia
Aleksandrs Aleksandrovs (University of Latvia,
Latvia)
Drug use – a part of entertainment and recreation
culture among youth in Latvia
Ieva Karklina (University of Latvia, Latvia)
Drug use – a part of entertainment and recreation
culture among youth in Latvia
Julian Tanner (University of Toronto at Scarborough,
Canada)
Listening to rap: Cultures of crime, cultures of
resistance
Mark Asbridge (Dalhousie University, Canada)
Listening to rap: Cultures of crime, cultures of
resistance
Scot Wortley (Univeristy of Torronto, Canada)
Listening to rap: Cultures of crime, cultures of
resistance
Maria Vitória Mourão (Instituto Superior de
Ciências Sociais e Políticas of the Technical
university in Lisbon, Portugal,)
Dilemmas and agenda in public policies: Deconstructing
representations and practices on
drugs
Shalini Modi (Suzlon, Pune, India)
Children : Purposeful work and normality
Tammy Anderson (University of Delaware,
Newark, USA,)
Understanding the drugs and crime relationship
in entertainment hot spots: The importance
of social context
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Session 09: Joint session of RC13 and
RC29: Leisure, deviance and alienation
Chair: Biko Agozino, University of West Indies,
Trinidad and Tobago, Alan Law, Trent
University, Canada
Location: UB-FPGH-Sala Gran
Session ID: JS_RC13_RC29_09
Authors and Papers:
Alan Law (Trent University, Canada)
Moving experiences: Retaining a sense of
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Session 10: Joint session of RC13 and
RC11: Leisure and the aging societies
Chair: Sara Arber, University of Surrey, UK,
Susan M. Shaw, University of Waterloo, Canada
Location: UB-FPGH-306
Session ID: JS_RC13_RC11_10
Authors and Papers:
Dirk Steinbach (University of Applied Sciences
of Salzburg, Austria)
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Implications of demographic change on sportfor-all
in Austria and Germany
Georg Mueller (University of Fribourg, Switzerland)
Media consumption in an aging society: An
empirical analysis of age-, cohort-, and periodeffects
Stella Chatzitheochari (University of Surrey,
UK)
Exploring ‘active ageing’: Time use patterns of
older people in the UK
Sara Arber (University of Surrey, UK)
Exploring ‘active ageing’: Time use patterns of
older people in the UK
Sherry Sabbarwal (Panjab University, Chandigarh,
India)
Adding meaning to life: Leisure in the post-retirement
phase
Vandana Gupta (University of Rajasthan, Jaipur,
India)
Patterns of leisure among the elderly in a traditional
neighbourhood
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Session 12: Business Meeting
Chair: Ishwar Modi, India International Institute
of Social Sciences, Jaipur, India
Location: URL-A201
Session ID: RC13_12BM
Monday, September 8, 09:00-11:00
Session 07A: Joint session of RC13, RC7
and RC23: Leisure in the age of technological
transformation, Part I
Chair: Jaime Jimenez, Universidad Nacional
Autonoma de Mexico, México, Markus Schulz,
New York University, USA, Teus J. Kamphorst,
Wageningen University
Location: UB-FPGH-Sala Gran
Session ID: SJS_RC13_RC07_RC23_07A
Authors and Papers:
Nuno de Almeida Alves (CIES-ISCTE, Portugal)
Computers and the internet: Balancing work
and leisure in everyday life
Philippe Terral (Université Toulouse III,
France)
A sociological analysis of a scientific and technological
controversy in the field of sport sciences:
The interest of electric stimulation to
increase muscle
Sari Pekkola (Kristianstad University College,
Sweden)
Diasporic youth and the internet- Bolivian
youth and identity work in the cyberspace
Sumana V. Pandey (Govt. College, Dausa
(Rajasthan) India)
Leisure in the age of technological transformation
in rural India
Ake Nilsen (University of Halmstad, Sweden)
The second skin - technology and masculinity
in the context of scuba diving
Christine Schiwietz (Georgetown University,
USA)
Youth culture and consumer technology: An investigation
into the larger picture and trend
among technological consumption amongst
youth culture and college students
Monday, September 8, 09:00-13:30
Session 15: Joint session of RC13, RC34
and RC53: Children, youth and leisure aspirations
Chair: Ngan-Pun Ngai, Chinese University of
Hong Kong, Doris Buehler-Niederberger, University
of Wuppertal, Germany, Kenneth Roberts,
University of Liverpool, UK
Location: URL-A201
Session ID: SJS_RC13_RC34_RC53_15
Authors and Papers:
Kenneth Roberts (University of Liverpool, England)
Youth leisure careers during post-communist
transitions in the South Caucasus
Gary Pollock (University of Liverpool, England)
Youth leisure careers during post-communist
transitions in the South Caucasus
Kleanthis Syrakoulis (University of Thessaly,
Greece)
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Does urban planning affect youth participation
in leisure activities? Evidence from Larissa and
Volos, Greece
Alex Deffner (University of Thessaly, Greece)
Does urban planning affect youth participation
in leisure activities? Evidence from Larissa and
Volos, Greece
Olivier Vanhée (Lyon University, France )
The reception of Manga by young generations
of French readers: A sociological investigation
of the uses of Japanese popular culture in
France
Rashmi Jain (University of Rajasthan, Jaipur,
India)
Childhood and leisure: Are leisure tools responsible
for evolution of little adults
Sushil Tyagi (S.M.L.(P.G.) College, Jhunjhunu,
Rajasthan, India)
The patterns of leisure among youth: A comparative
study from a gender perspective in a
small town of Rajasthan
Sushila Jain (University of Rajasthan, Jaipur,
India)
Youth, leisure and life style: A study in an
urban setting of Jaipur city
Monday, September 8, 11:30-13:30
Session 07B: Joint session of RC13, RC7
and RC23: Leisure Society: A dream or reality?
Part II
Chair: Markus Schulz, New York University,
USA, Jaime Jimenez, Universidad Nacional
Autonoma de Mexico, México, Dirk Steinbach,
Center of Future Studies, University of Applied
Sciences of Salzburg, Austria
Location: UB-FPGH-Sala Gran
Session ID: SJS_RC13_RC07_RC23_07B
Authors and Papers:
Alan Law (Trent University, Canada)
Undesirables, unemployables and other ‘social
malingerers’: Containing the ‘post-war’ leisure
society.
Pelin Önder Erol (Ege University, Bornova-
_zmir, Turkey)
Leisure as a commodity: A case of well-to-do
old people in Turkey
Scott North (Osaka University, Japan)
Frayed white collars: The future of leisure in
Japan and the United States
Tarquin Bowers (Newcastle University, Australia)
But you said it would be easy: The dawning of
a twenty first century :‘Leisure Society’
Rajiv Gupta (University of Rajasthan, Jaipur,
India)
Conceptualization of leisure society through
text books: Knowledge-leisure interface in
India
Dirk Steinbach (University of Applied Sciences
of Salzburg, Austria)
Foreseeing leisure futures - dealing with ambivalence
and contradiction
Monday, September 8, 11:30-13:30
Session 15: Joint session of RC13, RC34
and RC53: Children, youth and leisure aspirations
Chair: Ngan-Pun Ngai, Chinese University of
Hong Kong, Doris Buehler-Niederberger, University
of Wuppertal, Germany, Kenneth Roberts,
University of Liverpool, UK
Location: URL-A201
Session ID: SJS_RC13_RC34_RC53_15B
Authors and Papers:
Teus J. Kamphorst (Wageningen University,
The Netherlands)
Effects of leisure deprivation of urban youth
Leena Suurpää (The Finnish Youth Research
Network, Helsinki, Finland)
Rethinking young people’s leisure in the context
of the Finnish welfare state
Tarja Tolonen (The Finnish Youth Research
Network, Helsinki, Finland)
Rethinking young people’s leisure in the context
of the Finnish welfare state
B.S. Gulshetty (Inamdar M.S.W. P.G. College,
Gulbarga, Karnataka, India)
Leisure-time activities and interaction among
rural youth: A case study of a village in Karnataka,
India
Jyoti Sidana (S.S.Jain Subodh College, Jaipur,
India)
Early life cycle, dynamics of aspirations and
leisure industry: A media perspective
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Okezie Anthony Odoemene (University of Ibadan,
Nigeria)
The Nigerian youth European football craze:
Nature, trends, and psychological implications
Rishi Kumar Sharma (Govt. College, Bandikui,
Rajasthan, India)
Leisure and childhood: An empirical study of
adolescent Meena Tribals
Trine Agervig Carstensen (University of Copenhagen,
Frederiksberg C, Denmark)
Children’s leisure activities in urban neighbourhood
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RC14 Sociology of Communication
Sociologie de la communication
Sociología de la comunicación
President and coordinator of the programme: Chryssoula Constantopoulou, University of
Macedonia, Greece
Subject: “Sociological research and transformations in communication
Organizer: Ch. Constantopoulou, Univ. Panteion, Greece
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 01: New realities, new definitions:
revisiting theories of communication
Chair: F. D’Agostino Rome 3 University, Italy
Location: UB-FPGH-203
Session ID: RC14_01
Authors and Papers:
Ch Fuchs (Univ. of Salzburg, Austria )
Critical Theory and Alternative (online) media:
do we need a Marxist Theory of Critical
Media?
M. Sandoval (Univ. of Salzburg, Austria)
Critical Theory and Alternative (online) media:
do we need a Marxist Theory of Critical
Media?
L. Ortiz-Negron (Univ. of Puerto Rico )
A New Social Contract? Between the Modern
State and New Forms of “states”
G. Pellegrino (Univ. of Calabria Italy)
Local technologies and global media: transformations
of communication between discourse
and practice
E.M. Said Hung (Univ. Norte of Barranquilla,
Colombia)
Maps and communication’s challenge in the digital
era
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 04: Espaces médiatiques
Chair: Fr. Jauréguiberry, Univ. Pau, France
Location: UB-FPGH-410
Session ID: RC14_04
Authors and Papers:
Ch. Constantopoulou (Univ. Panteion, Gr)
L’ « intimité » sur-exposée : l’espace « public
» contemporain
C. Côté (Univ. Ottawa, Canada )
Le citoyen téléspectateur et l’image de la politique
: une analyse du discours journalistique
télévisé
M. D’Amato (Univ. Roma3, Italie )
L’imaginaire télévisuel des goûts contemporains
: enquête sur la publicité alimentaire en
Eu
A. Paparizos (Univ. Panteion Grèce )
Image de soi, identité et espace public électronique
(Le soi comme image télévisée à consommer
par anticipation)
G. Tremblay (UQAM, Canada )
Espace public et mutations des industries de la
culture et de la communication
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 02A: Communication technologies:
identities Part I
Chair: C. Constantopoulou, Panteion University,
Greece
Location: UB-FPGH-203
Session ID: RC14_02A
Authors and Papers:
D. Barton (Lancaster Univ. U.K.)
Web2 identities: using Flickr to develop global
identities and new vernacular practices
F. D’Agostino (Univ. of Rome 3 , Italy )
The semiotics of communication from the relationship
face-to-face to a virtual community
J. Kotarba (University of Houston, USA)
I’m just as Rock ‘n ‘roll Fan: Popular music as
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a meaning resource for aging
A. Trichopoulou (Thessaloniki, Greece)
Media and identities: the case of Greek Roma
population
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 02B: Communication technologies:
contemporary expressions Part II
Chair: C. Constantopoulou, Panteion University,
Greece
Location: UB-FPGH-203
Session ID: RC14_02A
Authors and Papers:
H. Santos (PUCRS, Brazil )
Social Interaction, citizenship and new media:
an analysis of the reconstruction of self-representation
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 05: Réalisations technologiques et
espaces publics contemporains
Chair: A. Paparizos, Univ. Panteion
Location: UB-FPGH-410
Session ID: RC14_05
Authors and Papers:
D. Crozat (Univ. de Montpellier, France )
La ville hyper réelle et les dimensions utopiques
du projet urbanistique contemporain
M. Geoffroy (Univ. De Moncton, Canada)
La perception du fait religieux dans les médias
pour les minorités francophones au Canada :
le cas des médias écrits au Manitoba et au
Nouveau-Brunswick
M. Lanteigne (Univ. De Moncton, Canada)
La perception du fait religieux dans les médias
pour les minorités francophones au Canada :
le cas des médias écrits au Manitoba et au
Nouveau-Brunswick
G. Ricordeau (Univ. De Lille III France )
Des prisons médiatiques et des prisonniers :
l’institution carcérale et la pénalité face aux
évolutions de l’espace public
Br. Sanguanini (Univ. De Vérone I)
Festivals de la connaissance en tant qu’ « espace
public » de l’innovation
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 02B: Communication technologies:
contemporary expressions Part II
Chair: D. Barton, Lancaster University
Location: UB-FPGH-203
Session ID: RC14_02B
Authors and Papers:
Ch. Constantopoulou (Panteion Univ., Greece
)
TV news: everyday life and “public space”
I. Schlote (Univ. of Erfurt, Germany )
Situational Analysis of mobile media in public
places
G. Taddeo (Polytechnic of Turin, Italy )
Self on the screen: new scenarios of interactive
TV
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 06: Cyberespaces
Chair: Gaetan Tremblay, UQAM, Canada
Location: UB-FPGH-410
Session ID: RC14_06
Authors and Papers:
M. Bonenfant (UQAM Canada)
Nouvelles plateformes communicationnelles: le
cas de l’espace public du jeu vidéo World of
Warcraft
J. Brunel (Montpellier, France )
La mise en scène de l’ élu sur les sites web de
collectivités locales : l’utilisation d’un nouvel
espace public virtuel
A. Ergur (Université de Galatasaray, Turquie)
Le rôle des nouvelles technologies dans la
construction des stratégies identitaires des jeunes
des quartiers populaires d’Istanbul
V. Gourhant (Univ. Lyon II, France)
Pour une ethnographie du cyberespace : le na-
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tionalisme nord-irlandais a l’heure de la communication
numérique
Fr. Jauréguiberry (Univ. Pau, France )
L’espace des blogs est-il public ?
Saturday, September 6, 18:00-20:00
Session 08: Joint Sessions of RC 14, RC32,
and RC30: Transformation in Communication
and Work: The Cultural Construction and Reconstruction
of Gender
Chair: M. Abraham, Hofstra University, USA
Location: UB-FPGH-Sala Gran
Session ID: JS_RC14_RC30_RC32
Authors and Papers:
Mohan Kamlesh (Panjab University, India)
Globalization, Tele-advertising and Gender
Kiril Sharapov (Glasgow Caledonian University,
Scotland)
The ‘Business Case’ for Gender Equality:
‘Othering’ and ‘Normalising’ for Profit
Anastasia Sotiriadou (General Secretariat For
Gender Equality, Greece)
Communication, Politics and Women
Maria Vergeti (Democritus University of
Thrace, Greece)
Media and Lifelong Education as Significant
Factors in Enhancing the Quality of Life of
Pomak Women in Greece
Magda Zadowska (University of Gdansk, Poland)
I do not wash dishes Today: Constructing and
Reconstructing the Contemporary Couples
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 07: Joint Sessions of RC14 and
RC37: Rationalization and resistance in the
arts, culture and communication
Chair: J. Halley, University of Texas, USA
Location: UB-FPGH-304
Session ID: JS_RC14_RC37
Authors and Papers:
Fontenelle Isleide (Fundacao G. Vargas, Bra-
zil )
Rationalization, reenchantment and resistance
in the culture of Brands: on the constitution of
and challenge against the McDonald’s Brand
P. Lopez (Colgate University, USA)
Strategies of Rebellion in the Heroic Age of
American Comic Book
Christiana Olcese (University of Reading, UK
)
Why is Art Ubiquitous in Social Protests?
Filipa Subtil (Instituto Politecnico de Lisbon,
Portugal)
James Carey and the legacy of Chicago
school of Sociology on communication and
media studies
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 02C: Communication technologies:
political issues Part III
Chair: H. Santos, PUCRS, Brazil
Location: UB-FPGH-203
Session ID: RC14_02C
Authors and Papers:
N. Kostenko (Institute of Sociology Kiev,
Ukraine)
Television as total practice and liberalization of
distinctions: the Ukrainian case
S. Makeyev (Institute of Sociology Kiev,
Ukraine )
Television as total practice and liberalization of
distinctions: the Ukrainian case
N. Nesevrya (Perm State University, Russia)
Institutionalization of the public opinion
S. Salgado (New Univ. of Lisbon, Portugal )
The news media and democracy
Z. Jansen (University of South Africa)
Global news flows –news agencies in South
Africa
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Session 03A: Knowledge, Media and Art:
The Media Construction of Realityession Part I
Chair: Kostenko N. Institute of Sociology,
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Ukraine
Location: UB-FPGH-203
Session ID: RC14_03A
Authors and Papers:
V. Ni Weifeng (Communication University of
Ch)
Global Warming Myth, how media makes the
Globe warmer
Fl. Toussaint (UNAM Mexico)
Neo-liberalism and public television transformations
C. Schifirnet (National School of Political
Science and Administrative Studies, Romania)
The Mass Media and Tendentious Modernity in
the Transition Process from National Society to
European Community
Authors and Papers:
Fl. Bousson (Valencia Spain)
Abyssinia: a sociological and analytical relation
of a musical production and distribution process
P. Georgopoulou (Panteion Univ., Greece )
The Free/Open software movement: resistance
or change?
N. McLaughlin (Mc Master Univ. Canada, Trilupaityte
Sk. Culture, Philosophy and Art Research
Institute of Vilnius Lithuania )
Soros as Public Intellectual: Institutional Contradictions
in Knowledge Production
M. Santos (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil )
Between Folk and Techno Music
Sunday, September 7, 13:30-14:30
Business Meeting
Chair: C. Constantopoulou, Panteion University,
Greece
Location: UB-FPGH-203
Session ID: RC14_BM
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Session 03B: Knowledge, Media and Art:
The Media Construction of Knowledge Part II
Chair: P. Lopes, Colgate University, USA
Location: UB-FPGH-203
Session ID: RC14_03B
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RC17 Sociology of organizations
Sociologie des organisations
Sociología de las organizaciones
President: Paul du Gay, Open University, GB
Coordinators of the programme: Paul du Gay, Open University, GB, Robert Van Krieken,
University of Sydney, Australia, Liz McFall, The Open University, GB
Subject: “Changing organisations, changing identities”
Organizer: Paul du Gay, Warwick University, UK
Friday, September 5, 15:30-17:30
Session 01: Changing Organizations, Changing
Identities
Chair: Paul du Gay, Warwick University, UK
Location: UB-FPGH-411
Session ID: RC17_01
Authors and Papers:
Lavinia Bifulco (Milan-Biccoca University,
Italy)
Old and new organizational cages: what about
autonomy?
Alan Scott (University of Innsbruck, Austria)
Weber and Simmel’s sociological liberalism
and the critique of post-bureacratic organizational
governance
Peggy McDonough (University of Toronto,
Canada)
Mission Impossible: Habitus and Organizational
Change in the Public Sector
Jessica Polzer (University of Western Ontario,
Canada)
Mission Impossible: Habitus and Organizational
Change in the Public Sector
Katia Serrano Valerde (CSO/Sciences Po,
Paris, France)
The Modernisation of Academic Management -
Learning the Business from the Private Sector
Paul du Gay (Warwick University, UK)
In Praise of Mandarins? On the forgotten “core
business” of public management
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 02: Changing Organizations, Changing
Identities
Chair: Paul du Gay, Warwick University, UK
Location: UB-FPGH-411
Session ID: RC17_02
Authors and Papers:
Bill Martin (Flinders University, Australia)
The culture of organizational malleability confronts
institutional rigidity: the real problems of
career making in today’s organizations
Søren Jagd (Roskilde University, Denmark)
From Low-Trust to High-Trust Organizations: A
Minor or Major Change in Organizational Identity?
Stefan Roth (Berne University of Applied
Sciences, Switzerland)
The Polyphonic Organization and the Markets
of Society
Petra Hiller (University of Bielefeld, Germany)
Organizational Identity: Tautologies and Paradoxes
Leonor Lima Torres (University of Minho, Portuga)
The reconfiguration of organizational cultures:
International perspectives and new analytical
proposals
Pedro Jaime (University of São Paulo, Brazil)
Organizational Diversity and Black Executives
in Brazil
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 03: The ethics of management
power and the power of management ethics in
changing times
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¡Chair: Stewart Clegg, UTS, Sydney, Australia)
Location: UB-FPGH-411
Session ID: RC17_03
Authors and Papers:
Ray Gordon, (Bond University Australia)
Power, Rationality and Legitimacy
Stewart Clegg (UTS, Australia)
Power, Rationality and Legitimacy
Martin Kornberger (UTS, Australia)
Power, Rationality and Legitimacy
André Spicer (Warwick Business School,
UK)
A Normative Theory of Power in Organizations?
The Case of Identity
Norbert Ebert (Macquarie University, Sydney,
Australia)
Organised Individualisation
Stewart Clegg (UTS, Australia)
Death to Strategy, Long live the Sociology of
Strategy!
Martin Kornberger (UTS, Australia)
Death to Strategy, Long live the Sociology of
Strategy!
Christian Mahieu (LEM-CNRS National Center
for Scientific Research, University of Lille,
France)
On the social fabric of managers as strategists
in French companies
Cristina Besio (Institut für Soziologie Technische
Universität Berlin, Germany)
Business Ethics and System Theory
Chris Carter (University of St Andrews, UK)
Death to Strategy, Long live the Sociology of
Strategy!
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 04: Devices and Dispositions: shaping
organizational conduct
Chair: Liz McFall, The Open University, UK
Location: UB-FPGH-411
Session ID: RC17_04
Authors and Papers:
Franck Cochoy (Universite Toulouse II,
France)
Blue Beard and the rainbow market: on curiosity
and captation devices
Catherine Grandclément (Ecole de Mines,
Paris, France)
What does a supermarket do? Selling as a distributed
accomplishment
Julie Sommerlund, (The Danish Design
School Center for Design Research, Denmark)
Fashion Mediators and Distributed Agency
Nobumi Kobayashi-Hillary (The Open University,
UK )
Design as a device in branding: a study of Muji
in different cultural settings
Liz McFall (The Open University, UK)
L’agencement of nineteenth century life assuranc’
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 05: Devices and Dispositions: shaping
organizational conduct
Chair: Liz McFall, The Open University, UK
Location: UB-FPGH-411
Session ID: RC17_05
Authors and Papers:
Jérôme Denis (École Nationale Supérieure des
Télécommunications, France)
Organizing a public space: subway signs and
the shaping of riders dispositions
David Pontille (CNRS Équipe, Anthropologie
de l’écriture, EHESS, France)
Organizing a public space: subway signs and
the shaping of riders dispositions
Alex Hillman (University of Cardiff, UK)
Managing medicine or medical managing? Making
and unmaking the divisions
Ingmar Lippert, (Institute for Advanced Studies
on Science, Technology and Society,
Austria)
Conceptualising agents within ‘hybrid fields’
and emancipation from them
Vanina Leschziner (University of Toronto, Canada)
Creating Self-Concepts and High-end Cuisine:
Toward a Dialectical Model for the Analysis of
Reflexivity and Institutional Patterns
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Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Session 06: Devices and Dispositions: shaping
organizational conduct
Chair: Liz McFall, The Open University, UK
Location: UB-FPGH-411
Session ID: RC17_06
Authors and Papers:
Jannis Kallinikos (London School of Economics,
UK)
Computation as Reality
Maurizio Teli (University of Trento, Italy)
Shaping Freedom: the Practical Scaffolding of
an Open Source project
Oriol Barranco( (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona,
Espagne)
Dreaming and embodying the neotaylorism of
the service sector. The internalisation of conduct
dispositions in the work of cashiers of retail
distribution companies
Carmen Baumeler (University of Lucerne,
Switzerland)
The Emotional Refashioning of Flexible Employees
via Mental and Computational Techniques
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Session 07A: Changing Organizations,
Changing Identities Part I
Chair: Daniel Muzio (University of Leeds, UK)
Location: UB-FPGH-411
Session ID: RC17_07A
Authors and Papers:
Stefan Baron (Jacobs University Bremen, Germany)
Further training expectations in changing organizations
– Examples from two suppliers of the
German automobile industry
Klaus Schömann, (Jacobs University Bremen,
Germany)
Further training expectations in changing organizations
– Examples from two suppliers of the
German automobile industry
Yaffa Moskovich (Zefat Academic College, Israel)
Decentralization and Goal displacement of
Labor Unions: Lessons Learned
Yitzhak Samuel (University of Haifa, Israel)
Decentralization and Goal displacement of
Labor Unions: Lessons Learned
Daniel Muzio (University of Leeds, UK)
From association-led to firm-led professionalism:
the case of management consulting in the
UK
Ian Kirkpatrick (University of Leeds, UK)
From association-led to firm-led professionalism:
the case of management consulting in the
UK
Roy Suddaby (University of Alberta, Canada)
Organizational Professionalism: A Comparative
Institutional History of Accountingand Law
1980-2005
Nicholas Fairclough (University of Alberta, Canada)
Organizational Professionalism: A Comparative
Institutional History of Accountingand Law
1980-2005
Julia Evetts (University of Nottingham, UK)
A New Professionalism in Professional Organizations
Mike Dent (Staffordshire University, UK)
Managing Doctors in Hospitals in England,
Denmark, Netherlands and Kaiser Permanente:
Variations On Medics Managerial Involvement
Ian Kirkpatrick (University of Leeds, UK)
Managing Doctors in Hospitals in England,
Denmark, Netherlands and Kaiser Permanente:
Variations On Medics Managerial Involvement
Indy Neogy (University of Leeds, UK)
Managing Doctors in Hospitals in England,
Denmark, Netherlands and Kaiser Permanente:
Variations On Medics Managerial Involvement
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RC18 Political Sociology
Sociologie politique
Sociología política
President and coordinator of the programme: Piero Ignazi, Università di Bologna, Italy
Subject: “The persistent impact of class and religion in contemporary party politics”
Organizer: Piero Ignazi, Universitá di Bologna, Italy
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 01: The enduring impact of class
and religion in contemporary party politics. Part
I
Chair: Tim Bale, University of Sussex
Location: UB-RB-222
Session ID: RC18_01
Authors and Papers:
Cristiano Vezzoni (Università di Milano )
The weight of social cleavage and political
context in a highly fragmented political system:
Italy 2006- 2001
Paolo Segatti (Università di Milano )
The weight of social cleavage and political
context in a highly fragmented political system:
Italy 2006- 2002
Roberto Biorcio (Università di Milano Bicocca )
Class, Religion and Electoral Behaviour in
Italy. An Analysis of Trends over Time
Ilario Grasso (Università di Milano Bicocca )
Class, Religion and Electoral Behaviour in
Italy. An Analysis of Trends over Time
Alberta Giori (Università Statale di Milano )
Class, Religion and Electoral Behaviour in
Italy. An Analysis of Trends over Time
Antonello Canzano (Università di Chieti-Pescara
)
The communication of the political values
Stéphanie Dechezelles (Science Po Bordeaux
)
L’importance de la socialisation catholique
dans l’engagement des jeunes Italiens au sein
de Forza Italia
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 07: The enduring impact of class
and religion in contemporary party politics. Part
VII
Chair: Hermann Schmitt, University of Mannheim
Location: UB-RB-226
Session ID: RC18_07
Authors and Papers:
Sumana Pandey (Government Girl College
(Dausa-India) )
The Concussion of Religion and Caste in Indian
Politics
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 02: The enduring impact of class
and religion in contemporary party politics. Part
II
Chair: Paolo Bellucci, Università di Siena
Location: UB-RB-222
Session ID: RC18_02
Authors and Papers:
Martin Elff (Universität Mannheim)
Stability or Realignment? Class, Religion and
the Vote in Germany
Sigrid Roßteutsche (Universität Frankfurt am
Main )
Stability or Realignment? Class, Religion and
the Vote in Germany
Emilie Van Haute (Université libre de Bruxelles )
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Still religious parties in Belgium? The decline
of the denominational cleavage in the Belgian
consociational democracy
Jean-Benoit Pilet (Université libre de Bruxelles)
Still religious parties in Belgium? The decline
of the denominational cleavage in the Belgian
consociational democracy
Giulia Sandri (Université libre de Bruxelles)
Still religious parties in Belgium? The decline
of the denominational cleavage in the Belgian
consociational democracy
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 08: The enduring impact of class
and religion in contemporary party politics. Part
VIII
Chair: Martin Elff, Universität Mannheim
Location: UB-RB-226
Session ID: RC18_08
Authors and Papers:
Yoav Peled (Tel Aviv University )
Class Struggle under Religious Guise? The
Shas Party in Israel
Aide Esu (University of Cagliari )
The challenge of Shas and Hamas movement
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 03: The enduring impact of class
and religion in contemporary party politics. Part
II
Chair: Dick Houtman, Erasmus University
Location: UB-RB-222
Session ID: RC18_03
Authors and Papers:
Paolo Bellucci (Università di Siena)
Policy Polarisation and Cleavage Voting in a
Comparative Perspective
Oliver Heath (Università di Essex )
Policy Polarisation and Cleavage Voting in a
Comparative Perspective
José Ramón Montero (Universidad Autonoma
Madrid )
Assessing Independent Variables in Cross National
Datasets: the Case of Religiosity
Guillermo Corsero (Universidad Autonoma
Madrid )
Assessing Independent Variables in Cross National
Datasets: the Case of Religiosity
Celeste Ratto (Universidad Autonoma Madrid
)
Assessing Independent Variables in Cross National
Datasets: the Case of Religiosity
Sarah Nicolet (University of Geneva )
Changing religiosity, changing politics? A study
of the impact of traditional and post-traditional
religious beliefs on political behaviour in Western
Europe
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 09: The enduring impact of class
and religion in contemporary party politics. Part
IX
Chair: Fabian Virchow, Philipps University,
Marburg
Location: UB-RB-226
Session ID: RC18_09
Authors and Papers:
Dick Houtman (Erasmus University Rotterdam
)
The cultural question of class struggle. Objective
and subjective class voting in the U.S. and
Great Britain
Blagovesta Cholova (Free University of Brussels
)
The impact of class-based electoral consolidation
on the Parties in Central and Eastern Europe
(CEE). (The case centre-right parties in
Bulgaria, Poland and Czech Republic)
José Adriàn Ivorra Alemany (Universidad de
Alicante )
Incidencia de la clase social, de los valores polìticos
y del contexto polìtico y electoral en el
voto de los electores valencianos y en el sistema
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Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 04: The enduring impact of class
and religion in contemporary party politics. Part
IV
Chair: J. Ramon Montero, Universidad Autonoma,
Madrid
Location: UB-RB-222
Session ID: RC18_04
Authors and Papers:
Piero Ignazi (Università di Bologna)
The persistence of class and religion
Wellhofer Spencer (University of Denver )
The persistence of class and religion
Giedo Jansen (University of Nijmegen )
Changing party systems and cleavage-based
voting in post industrial countries 1945-2007
Ariana Need (University of Nijmegen )
Changing party systems and cleavage-based
voting in post industrial countries 1945-2008
Nan Dirk de Graaf (University of Nijmegen )
Changing party systems and cleavage-based
voting in post industrial countries 1945-2009
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Session 05: The enduring impact of class
and religion in contemporary party politics. Part
V
Class voting in Western and Central Europe
Ignacio Lago (Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona
)
Religiosity, Ideology and Vote in European Democracies:
An Explanatory Analysis
José Ramon Montero (Universidad Autonoma
Madrid)
Religiosity, Ideology and Vote in European Democracies:
An Explanatory Analysis
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Session 06: The enduring impact of class
and religion in contemporary party politics. Part
VI
Chair: Susanna Luengo Gallego, Universidad
de Salamanca
Location: UB-RB-222
Session ID: RC18_06
Authors and Papers:
Vincent Darracq (Centre d’Etude d’Afrique
Noire (CEAN) / Institut français d’Afrique du
Sud (IFAS) )
La question classiste dans la crise actuelle
dans l’African National Congress (ANC)
Alvaro Nobrega ( SCSP-UTL Lisbon )
Non-democratic electoral factors in an African
democracy: The case of Guinea-Bissau
Chair: Piero Ignazi, Università di Bologna
Location: UB-RB-222
Session ID: RC18_05
Authors and Papers:
Tim Bale (University of Sussex )
Mending the Broken Society: Christianity and
the Welfare Policy of the Contemporary British
Conservative Party
Joel Gombin (IEP Aix en Provence )
Class and religion in contemporary France. An
ecological analysis
Fabian Virchow (Philipps University Marburg )
Combining radical performance, socialist rhetorics
and middle class politics: the neo-fascist
right in contemporary Germany
Hilde Coffè (Utrecht University )
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RC20 Comparative Sociology
Sociologie Comparative
Sociología Comparativa
President: Jean-Pascal Daloz, Oxford University, UK.
Subject: Current Research in Comparative Sociology
Organizer: Jean-Pascal Daloz, Oxford University, UK & University of Oslo, Norway
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 01: Sociology of Elites
Chair: Jean-Pascal Daloz, Oxford University,
UK & University of Oslo, Norway
Location: UB-RB-120
Session ID: RC20_01
Authors and Papers:
Jean-Pascal Daloz (Oxford University, UK &
University of Oslo, Norway)
Social Elites’ (In)Conspicuousness: Theoretical
reflections on ostentation and subduedness.
Heinrich Best (University of Jena, Germany)
Dimensions and Determinants of Europeaness
of Economic and Political Elites
Verona Christmas-Best (University of Jena,
Germany)
After Recruitment: Career Stability and Career
Satisfaction amongst German Female MPs –
2003-2007.
Anne Krogstad (University & Institute for Social
Research, Oslo, Norway)
Picturing politics. Political leadership, aesthetics
and gender in France and Norway
Aagoth Storvik (University & Institute for Social
Research, Oslo, Norway)
Picturing politics. Political leadership, aesthetics
and gender in France and Norway
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Session 02: Current Research in Comparative
Sociology
Chair: Anne Krogstad, University of Oslo,
Norway
Location: UB-RB-120
Session ID: RC20_02
Authors and Papers:
Ruut Veenhoven (Erasmus University, Rotterdam,
Netherlands)
Societal Evolution and Quality-of-Life:Comparisons
across time and nations.
Nikolai Genov (Freie Universität Berlin, Germany
)
Comparing Interethnic Integration in Five
Countries
Hanno Scholtz (University of Zurich, Switzerland)
Comparing the opportunities for institutional
change.
Chris Armbruster (European University Institute,
Florence, IItaly)
The impact of 1989 on Europe: structural integration
but ideational divergence?
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Session 03: Figurational Sociology
Chair: Stephen Mennell, University College
Dublin, Ireland
Location: UB-RB-120
Session ID: RC20_03
Authors and Papers:
Johan Goudsblom (University of Amsterdam,
Netherlands)
Toward a developmental theory of violence:
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Combining Elias and Collins.
Fernando Ampudia de Haro (Universidade
Nova de Lisboa, Portugal)
Discussing decivilisation: some theoretical remarks;
Diego Mauricio Barragan Diaz (Universidad
Militar Nueva Granada, Colombia)
The notables family and the social order, in
eighteenth and nineteenth-century Colombia.
John Lever (University of the West of England,
UK)
Regeneration, partnerships and the civilising
process.
Vera Weiler (Universidad Nacional de Colombia)
Understanding processual thinking – on Elias’s
theory of knowledge.
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RC21 Regional and Urban Development
Développement régional et urbain
Desarrollo regional y urbano
President: Kuniko Fujita, Michigan Sate University, Japan and USA
Coordinators of the programme: Marisol Garcia, Universitat de Barcelona, Spain, Kuniko Fujita,
Michigan State University, Japan and USA, Fernando Diaz Orueta, Universidad de Alicante,
Spain, Marc Pradel, Universitat de Barcelona, Spain.Local Host: Maria Soledad Gárcia Cabeza;
Marc Pradel
Subject: “Rethinking cities and regions in a turbulent world”
Organizer: Marisol Garcia, University of Barcelona, Spain, Kuniko Fujita, Michigan Sate University,
Japan and USA, Fernando Diaz Orueta, University of Alicante, Spain and Marc Pradel, University
of Barcelona
Friday, September 5 , 15:30-17:30
Session 01: Transformations in Urban Politics:
Comparing strategies, actors, and outcomes
of neoliberal urbanization Part I
Chair: Fernando Díaz Orueta, University of
Alicante, Spain
Location: UB-FPGH-405
Session ID: RC21_01
Authors and Papers:
Max Rousseau (University of Saint-Étienne,
France)
Social justice and the declining city: the evolution
of governance in four West-European former
industrialized cities
Vincent Béal (University of Saint-Étienne,
France)
Social justice and the declining city: the evolution
of governance in four West-European former
industrialized cities
Esther Hernández-Medina (Brown University,
USA)
Synergy, Mediation, or Exclusion? Globalization,
Citizen Participation and Urban Policy in
Mexico City and São Paulo
Donald McNeill (University of Western
Sydney, Australia)
City of villages? Public Space Governance in
Central Sidney
Friday, September 5 , 15:30-17:30
Session 11: Urban Ethnic Conflicts in Comparative
Perspective: The Built Environment,
Urban Transformation, and Urban Conflict
Chair: Diane Davis, Massachusetts Institute
of Technology, USA and Ramon Ribera, Universitat
Oberta de Catalunya, Spain
Location: UB-FPGH-204
Session ID: RC21_11
Authors and Papers:
Eva Martín Coppola (Consejo Superior de Investigaciones
Científicas, Spain)
Are `ethnic’ conflicts what they seem to be?
Construction of ethnicity in the context of urban
transformation: the district of Tetuan Madrid
Alberto Martín Pérez (Consejo Superior de Investigaciones
Científicas, Spain)
Are `ethnic’ conflicts what they seem to be?
Construction of ethnicity in the context of urban
transformation: the district of Tetuan Madrid
Avraham Astor (University of Michigan, USA)
Multicultural Celebration or Unwelcome Intrusion:
The Politics of Mosque Construction in
Spain
Roberta Marzorati (Universitá degli studi Milano
– Bicocca, Italy)
Urban Ethnic Conflicts in Comparative Perspective:
Peripheral versus Central City Neighborhoods
in Milan and Barcelona
Aitor Hernández Carr (Autonomous University
of Barcelona, Spain)
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Urban spaces, anti-immigrant attitudes and
their political effects
Friday, September 5 , 18:00-20:00
Session 02: Transformations in Urban Politics:
Enrolling Oppositional Movements into the
Neoliberal Project Part II
Chair: Margit Mayer, Free University of Berlin,
Germany
Location: UB-FPGH-405
Session ID: RC21_02
Authors and Papers:
Claire Colomb (University College London,
United Kingdom)
Community Development Trusts, neighbourhood
regeneration and the State in New Labour’s
Britain
Nikolaos Souliotis (University of Thessaly,
Greece)
Urban Cultural Policy and Private Non-Profit
Institutions in Athens: Political and Symbolic
Uses of ‘Social Responsibility’ Since The Mid
1990s
César Guzmán Concha (University of Barcelona,
Spain)
Squatter movement in Europe: Sources of variation
and political dynamic of the mobilization
Michael McQuarrie (University of California,
Davis, USA)
From Backyard Revolution to Neoliberalism:
the Construction of an Urban Anti-Politics Machine
Friday, September 5 , 18:00-20:00
Session 12: Urban Ethnic Conflicts in Comparative
Perspective: Identity Politics and the
Socio-Spatial Bases of Urban Conflict and Cooperation
Chair: Diane Davis, Massachusetts Institute
of Technology, USA and Ramon Ribera, Universitat
Oberta de Catalunya, Spain
Location: UB-FPGH-204
Session ID: RC21_12
Authors and Papers:
Ranjith Kulatilake (York University, Canada)
Identity Politics and the Production of Space in
Neoliberal Sri Lanka
Dina Vaiou (National Technical University of
Athens, Greece)
Ethnic Neighborhoods? Everyday public spaces
of inclusion/exclusion
Ares Kalandides (National Technical University
of Athens, Greece)
Ethnic Neighborhoods? Everyday public spaces
of inclusion/exclusion
Friday, September 5 , 18:00-20:00
Session 21: Segregation in A-Typical Contexts:
Segregation in context
Chair: Thomas Maloutas, University of Thessaly
& Greek National Centre for Social research
& Jesús Leal, Universidad Complutense
de Madrid
Location: UB-FPGH-305
Session ID: RC21_21
Authors and Papers:
Jeremy Seekings (University of Cape Town,
South Africa)
State, Market and Kinship in the Reproduction
of Segregation in Post-Apartheid South Africa”
Isabel Breda-Vázquez (University of Porto,
Portugal)
Does segregation help to understand spatial
patterns of social disadvantage in Greater
Porto? An assessment of the ‘spatial division’
of urban disadvantage
Nathan Marom (Tel Aviv University, Israel)
One Hundred Years of Segregation: Contextualizing
and historicizing Tel Aviv’s urban development
Hatice Kurtulus (Mugla University, Turkey)
Twofold Socio-Spatial Segregation Processes
in the Troubled Region : The Case of Nicosia /
Cyprus
Semra Purkis (Mugla University, Turkey)
Twofold Socio-Spatial Segregation Processes
in the Troubled Region : The Case of Nicosia /
Cyprus
Manoj Kumar Teotia (HUDCO Chair CRRID,
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India)
Social Segregation in an Industrial Town of
North-West India: Emerging Patterns in the
Context of Housing, Basic Amenities and Livelihood
for the Urban Poor in Ludhiana Metropolis
Naoko Takeda (University of Southampton,
UK & Musashi University, Japan)
The Urban Family’s Strategy for Survival in a
Changing Society: The Case of theUrban Center
in Tokyo from the Perspective of Female
Work
Naoko Takeda (University of Southampton,
UK, Musashi University, Japan & Noriko Tateyama,
Kanto-Gakuin University, Japan)
The Urban Family’s Strategy for Survival in a
Changing Society: The Case of the Suburbs
and Periphery of Tokyo with Respect to Personal
Network and Women Labour
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 03: Transformations in Urban Politics:
Neoliberalizing Cities in Transitional Societies
Part III
Chair: Fernando Díaz Orueta, University of
Alicante, Spain
Location: UB-FPGH-405
Session ID: RC21_03
Authors and Papers:
Özlem Çelik (Orta Do_u Teknik Üniverstesi,
Turkey)
Neoliberal urban space: a socio-spatial análisis
or urban regeneration in Istanbul
Ibrahim Gündogdu (Orta Do_u Teknik Üniverstesi,
Turkey)
Neoliberal urban space: a socio-spatial análisis
or urban regeneration in Istanbul
Ognjen Caldarovic (University of Zagreb, Croatia)
Inevitability of gentrification – Sociological aspects
of urban regeneration in the transitional
society: the case of Croatia
Jana. Sarinic (University of Zagreb, Croatia)
Inevitability of gentrification – Sociological aspects
of urban regeneration in the transitional
society: the case of Croatia
Camila D’Ottaviano (Universidade São Francisco,
Brazil)
Urban regulation and housing. Challenge in
the Brazilian urban context
Sérgio Quaglia (Universidade São Francisco,
Brazil)
Urban regulation and housing. Challenge in
the Brazilian urban context
Helga Rittersberger-Tılıç (Middle East Technical
University)
Squatting as Strategy of Protest or as Resistance
to Planning: The Case of Eyüp, Istanbul
Nezihe Ba_ak Ergin (Middle East Technical
University, Turkey)
Squatting as Strategy of Protest or as Resistance
to Planning: The Case of Eyüp, Istanbul
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 13: Urban Ethnic Conflicts in Comparative
Perspective: The Social and Spatial
Dimensions of Urban Violence
Chair: Diane Davis, Massachusetts Institute
of Technology, USA and Ramon Ribera, Universitat
Oberta de Catalunya, Spain
Location: UB-FPGH-204
Session ID: RC21_13
Authors and Papers:
Tali Hatuka (Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
USA)
Circles of Urban Violence: Paris 2005
Raimi Abidemi Asiyanbola (Olabisi Onabanjo
University, Nigeria)
Urban ethno-communal conflicts and social
identity in Nigeria: an empirical study
Alexey Pamperov (Bulgarian Academy of
Sciences and Open Society Institute, Bulgaria)
Building Identity through Riots: The case of Fakulteto
District (Bulgaria)
Tatiana Schor (Federal University of the Amazon,
Brazil)
Cities of territorial responsibility and sustainable
socio-ecological urban network policies.
Danielle Pereira da Costa (CEFET, UNI-
NORTE Manaus, Brazil)
Cities of territorial responsibility and sustainable
socio-ecological urban network policies.
José Aldemir de Oliveira (Federal University
of the Amazon, Brazil)
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Cities of territorial responsibility and sustainable
socio-ecological urban network policies.
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 22: Cities of Territorial Responsibility:
In Search for a Methodological and Theoretical
Debate on Areas of Low City Density
Chair: Tatiana Schor, Federal University of
the Amazon, Brazil
Location: UB-FPGH-305
Session ID: RC21_22
Authors and Papers:
Tatiana Schor (Federal University of the Amazon
Brazil)
Food prices and urban network in the Brazilian
Amazon.
André de Moraes (Federal University of the
Amazon, Brazil)
Food prices and urban network in the Brazilian
Amazon.
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 04: Transformations in Urban Politics:
Comparing urban development strategies:
culture, environment & McKinsey Part IV
Chair: Margit Mayer, Free University of Berlin,
Germany
Location: UB-FPGH-405
Session ID: RC21_04
Authors and Papers:
Ramola Naik-Singru (London School of Economics,
United Kingdom)
Competitive Governance & Spatial transformation
in ‘globalising’ Mumbai
Michael Jonas (Institute of Advanced Studies,
Austria)
About an urban development strategy: The
case of the dortmund-project
Miguel Martínez (Universidad Complutense de
Madrid, Spain)
Weak citizenship and soft environmental planning:
the key role of methods and contexts
Silvia Rosende (Universidad de Santiago de
Compostela, Spain)
Weak citizenship and soft environmental planning:
the key role of methods and contexts
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 14: The Creative City and Social Innovation
Part I
Chair: Serena Vicari, University of Milano-Bicocca,
Italy & Montserrat Pareja Eastaway,
University of Barcleona, Spain
Location: UB-FPGH-204
Session ID: RC21_14
Authors and Papers:
Carla Sedini (University of Milano-Bicocca,
Italy)
Creativity & Management inside urban societies.
An empirical research on the city of Toronto
Marianna d’Ovidio (Universtity of Milano-Bicocca,
Italy)
The field of fashion production in Milan: past
and present
Marc Martí (Autonomous University of Barcelona
and University of Barcelona, Spain)
Urban creativity in the spaces of capital: the
case of Poblenou in Barcelona
Marc Pradel (Autonomous University of Barcelona
and University of Barcelona, Spain)
Urban creativity in the spaces of capital: the
case of Poblenou in Barcelona
Jessica Ferm (Bartlett School of Planning,
UK)
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Silvia Mugnano (University of Bicocca-Milano,
Italy)
Is Milan promoting policy strategies and actions
for accommodating creative-knowledge
industry economy?
Oliver Frey (University of technology, Austria)
The amalgamated city: Creative Clusters and
Loft-Working in Vienna
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Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 23: Transnational Migration and
Local Economies: Comparative
Chair: Junko Tajima, Hosei University, Japan,
Luis Garzon, Universitat Rovira i Virgili, Spain,
Eduardo Barberis, Università di Urbino “Carlo
Bo”, Italy
Location: UB-FPGH-305
Session ID: RC21_23
Authors and Papers:
Chieko Kamibayashi (Hosei University, Japan)
The Rooting Process of Temporary Migration
System in Japan: Focusing on Technical Internship
Program
Amado Alarcón (Universitat Rovira i Virgili,
Spain)
Immigration and the linguistic division of labor
in an industrial cluster. Romanian migration in
the cluster of furniture at Montsia, Catalunya
Joaquín Beltrán Antolín (Universidad Autónoma
de Barcelona)
Chinese and Pakistani transnationalism in Barcelona
metropolis and Spain. A comparative
study
Amelia Saiz López (Universidad Autónoma de
Barcelona)
Chinese and Pakistani transnationalism in Barcelona
metropolis and Spain. A comparative
study
Susana Narotzky (Universidad de Barcelona)
Regulation on the margins: Migrants’ informal
networks and their economic and political effects
in a peripheral neighbourhood in Barcelona
Jaime Palomera (Universidad de Barcelona)
Regulation on the margins: Migrants’ informal
networks and their economic and political effects
in a peripheral neighbourhood in Barcelona
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 15: The Creative City and Social Innovation
Part II
Chair: Serena Vicari, University of Milano-Bicocca,
Italy & Montserrat Pareja Eastaway,
University of Barcleona, Spain
Location: UB-FPGH-204
Session ID: RC21_15
Authors and Papers:
Haris Konstantatos
Culture and Arts in a socially embedded perspective
Dimitra Siatitsa
Culture and Arts in a socially embedded perspective
Isabel Breda-Vázquez (Research Centre for
Territory, Transportation and Environment,
Portugal)
Creativity and urban dynamics: analyzing social
innovations in Porto Metropolitan Area
Carlos Oliveira (Research Centre for Territory,
Transportation and Environment, Portugal)
Creativity and urban dynamics: analyzing social
innovations in Porto Metropolitan Area
Rita Guimaraes (Research Centre for Territory,
Transportation and Environment, Portugal)
Creativity and urban dynamics: analyzing social
innovations in Porto Metropolitan Area
Stephanie Lemmens (Free University of Brussels,
Belgium)
Local Cultural Policy and Community Building.
The cultural space of places
Reyhan Varli Görk (Middle East Technical
University, Turkey)
Creating “the Antalya Golden Orange Eurasia
International Film Festival” to create a New Antalya
Anne Vogelpohl (University of Hamburg, Germany)
Culture or creativity- Two different concepts of
urban places?
Licia Valladares (University of Lille, France)
The “intellectuals” of the favela: new actors of
social innovation
Saturday, September 6, 18:00-20:00
Session 05: State-Led Gentrification and Mixing
Policies: Implications for the Urban Middle
Class and the (Ethnic) Poor Part I
Chair: Jan Willem Duyvendak, University of
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Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Location: UB-FPGH-405
Session ID: RC21_05
Authors and Papers:
Paul Watt (University of London, UK)
Council Housing Stock Transfers and State-
Led Gentrification in London
Lorenzo Vicario (University of the Basque
Country, Spain)
Neoliberal Regeneration and Policy-led Gentrification
in Bilbao
Arantxa Rodríguez (University of the Basque
Country, Spain)
Neoliberal Regeneration and Policy-led Gentrification
in Bilbao
Albert Terrones (Autonomous University of
Barcelona, Sapin)
Researching gentrification at the micro level.
Residential adjustments and social change in
Ciutat Vella, Barcelona.
Aitor Carr (Autonomous University of Barcelona,
Sapin)
Researching gentrification at the micro level.
Residential adjustments and social change in
Ciutat Vella, Barcelona.
Alejandro García (Autonomous University of
Barcelona, Sapin)
Researching gentrification at the micro level.
Residential adjustments and social change in
Ciutat Vella, Barcelona.
Mikel Aramburu (Autonomous University of
Barcelona, Sapin)
Researching gentrification at the micro level.
Residential adjustments and social change in
Ciutat Vella, Barcelona.
Teresa Tapada (Autonomous University of
Barcelona, Sapin)
Researching gentrification at the micro level.
Residential adjustments and social change in
Ciutat Vella, Barcelona.
Saturday, September 6, 18:00-20:00
Session 16: Urban Sustainability: Process
and Form Part I
Chair: Roger Keil, University of York, Canada
and Jesus Vicens, University of Barcelona,
Spain
Location: UB-FPGH-204
Session ID: RC21_16
Authors and Papers:
Gilles Verpraet (CNRS/GRASS, France)
Social deliberation and public coordinations in
the urban trajectories for sustainability
Lauralyn Johnston (York University, Canada)
Roller-coasting in the Zwischenstadt: An examination
of place and mobility at Canada’s
Wonderland
Bruce Appleyard (AICP)
Sustainability by Design: Coordinating Planning
and Politics Between the Neighborhoods
and the Region
Lucrezia Miranda (University of California-
Berkeley, USA)
Sustainability by Design: Coordinating Planning
and Politics Between the Neighborhoods
and the Region
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 06: State-Led Gentrification and Mixing
Policies: Implications for the Urban Middle
Class and the (Ethnic) Poor Part II
Chair: Marisol García, University of Barcelona,
Spain
Location: UB-FPGH-410
Session ID: RC21_06
Authors and Papers:
Anne Haila (University of Helsinki, Finland)
Is there gentrification in China?
Wing Shing Tang (Hong Kong Baptist University,
China)
Is there gentrification in China?
Kuniko Fujita (Michigan State University,
USA)
Tokyo’s Urban Redevelopment Projects and
the Post-Developmental State
Richard Child Hill (Michigan State University,
USA)
Tokyo’s Urban Redevelopment Projects and
the Post-Developmental State
Junko Ueno (Japan Society for the Promotion
of Science, Japan)
Disguised impacts of state-led urban restructu-
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ing: What prevented the people from realizing
its negative impacts?
Manu Bhaskar (University of Kerda, India)
Urban Restructuring in the Developing Countries
and Emerging Inequalities: State-led gentrification-The
case of India.
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 17: Urban Sustainability: Process
and Form Part II
Chair: Roger Keil, University of York, Canada
and Jesus Vicens, University of Barcelona,
Spain
Location: UB-FPGH-204
Session ID: RC21_17
Authors and Papers:
Anna Livia Brand (Massachusetts Institute of
Technology, USA)
Rebuilding New Orleans: Tensions and Contradictions
in Creating a Sustainable City
Wing Shing Tang (Hong Kong Baptist University,
China)
Urban sustainability in Hong Kong: the meeting
of procedure and substance in a colonial city
Kim Ching Chan (Hong Kong Baptist University,
China)
Urban sustainability in Hong Kong: the meeting
of procedure and substance in a colonial city
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Session 07: State-Led Gentrification and Mixing
Policies: Implications for the Urban Middle
Class and the (Ethnic) Poor Part III
Chair: Jan Willem Duyvendak, University of
Amsterdam, The Netherlands and Marisol García,
University of Barcelona, Spain
Location: UB-FPGH-410
Session ID: RC21_07
Authors and Papers:
R. Alan Walks (University of Toronto, Canada)
From Gentrification to Social Mix, or Social Polarization?
Testing the Claims in Large Canadian
Cities
Ute Lehrer (York University, Canada)
Condofication: State-led gentrification in Toronto
and its unintended consequence
Miguel Ángel Vite Pérez (CIECAS-IPN, México)
La ciudad mercancía como proyecto del desarrollo
urbano globalizado de la Ciudad de México
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Session 18: Segregation in A-Typical Contexts:
Segregation and ethnicity
Chair: Jesús Leal, Universidad Complutense
de Madrid & Thomas Maloutas, University of
Thessaly & Greek National Centre for Social
Research
Location: UB-FPGH-204
Session ID: RC21_18
Authors and Papers:
Vassilis P. Arapoglou (University of Crete,
Greece)
New landscapes of urban inequalities in
Athens: Multiethnic exposure to affluence or
deprivation?
George Kandylis (National Centre for Social
Research, Greece)
New landscapes of urban inequalities in
Athens: Multiethnic exposure to affluence or
deprivation?
Ion Sayas (National Technical University of
Athens, Greece)
New landscapes of urban inequalities in
Athens: Multiethnic exposure to affluence or
deprivation?
Bediz Yilmaz (University of Mersin, Turkey)
The city as a time-bomb: Spatial segregation
and social tension in a Turkish city
María Teresa Tapada Berteli (Universitat Autònoma
de Barcelona, Spain)
The social effect of the urban restructuring process
in the city centre of Barcelona: fighting
against urban segregation?
Alejandro Mantecón (Universidad de Alicante,
Spain)
The settlement of northern European retirees
in southern Europe: A dual society?
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Raquel Huete (Universidad de Alicante,
Spain)
The settlement of northern European retirees
in southern Europe: A dual society?
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Session 08: New Urban Cultures: Public
Space, Public Art, Performance and Popular
Cultures: Social practices in public spaces
Chair: Nuria Benach, University of Barcelona,
Spain,
Location: UB-FPGH-410
Session ID: RC21_08
Authors and Papers:
Giulana Mandich (Università di Cagliari, Italy)
Domesticating urban space. Including public
spaces in the domestic sphere
Nikita A. Kharlamov (State University – Higher
School of Economics, Russia)
Heterotopia, mobile public space and multiple
uses of location: contested spatial organization
in the central mall-square complex in Moscow
Rob Smith (Cardiff University, UK)
The Regeneration of Cardiff Bay: Power, interaction
and space
Angélica Herrera Loyo (Universidad Nacional
Autónoma de México, Mexico)
Uses and meanings of the public space: the
social construction of the Zocalo of Mexico City
Lucrezia Miranda (University of California-Berkeley,
USA)
Selling the ‘Creative City’: Planning, Culture,
and the Control of Public Space
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Session 19: Segregation in A-Typical Contexts:
Housing and segregation
Chair: Tim Butler, King’s College-London &
Thomas Maloutas, University of Thessaly &
Greek National Centre for Social Research
Location: UB-FPGH-204
Session ID: RC21_19
Authors and Papers:
Sonia Arbaci (University College London, UK)
Migrants’ urban insertion and new (?) housing
regimes in southern Europe: neoliberalism and
the rise and fall of the ‘ring buoy effect’
André Donzel (CNRS, Maison Méditerranéenne
des Sciences de l’Homme, Aix-en Provence,
France)
Property markets and urban reshaping: the
case of Marseille
Matthias Bernt (Helmholtz Centre for Environmental
Research – UFZ, Germany)
Neither Normalisation, nor Decay: Large-scale
housing estates in Eastern Germany
Maria Camila Loffredo D’Ottaviano (University
São Francisco – Itatiba/SP, Brazil)
Gated communities in São Paulo metropolitan
area: a new pattern of urban housing and
urban spatial segregation
Sunday, September 7, 18:00-20:00
Session 09: New Urban Cultures: Public
Space, Public Art, Performance and Popular
Cultures: Cultural industries and city promotion
Chair: Joan Ganau, Universitat de Lleida,
Spain
Location: UB-FPGH-410
Session ID: RC21_09
Authors and Papers:
Ahmetcan Alpan (Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University,
Istanbul, Turkey)
The influence of cultural and historical heritage
on the creation of new urban cultures in Istanbul
Mei-Ling Lin (National Open University, Taiwan)
Cities, Competition and Governance: Urban
Politics in a New Landscape—Planning Capital
City in Local Communities
Joan Ganau (Universitat de Lleida, Spain)
Subsidized museums and private arts. Different
approaches from Barcelona and Philadelphia.
Daniel Paül (Universitat de Lleida, Spain)
New strategies in building museums. Comparative
analysis in European cities.
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Bahar Aksel (Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University,
Turkey)
Transformation from Coffe Houses to Café
Culture in Istanbul and its effects in urban spaces
Sunday, September 7, 18:00-20:00
Session 20: Segregation in A-Typical Contexts:
Segregation in the Latin American metropolis
Chair: Jesús Leal, Universidad Complutense
de Madrid & Tim Butler, King’s College-London
Location: UB-FPGH-204
Session ID: RC21_20
Authors and Papers:
Carolina V. Zuccotti (University of Buenos
Aires, Argentina)
Moving towards increasing spatial segregation?
A comparative study of Buenos Aires and
Barcelona (1991-2001)
Priscilla Conolly (Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana-Azcapotzalco,
México)
Is there anything new about the socio-spatial
order of Latin American Metropolis? The importance
of local context and scale for measuring
and evaluating change in residential
segregation.
Emilio Duhau (Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana-Azcapotzalco,
México)
Is there anything new about the socio-spatial
order of Latin American Metropolis? The importance
of local context and scale for measuring
and evaluating change in residential
segregation.
Suzana Pasternak (University of São Paulo,
Brazil)
Segregation in a peripheral metropolis in Latin
America
Lucia Maria Machado Bógus (University of
São Paulo, Brazil)
Segregation in a peripheral metropolis in Latin
America
Felipe Link (Pontificia Universidad Católica de
Chile, Chile)
Tendencies and testimonies of the economic
and political restructuring effects on the sociospatial
structure in Santiago de Chile
Fernando Padilla Lozano (Universidad Autónoma
de Aguascalientes, Mexico)
Segregation expressions in Aguascalientes,
Mexico
Fernando Plasencia Martínez (Universidad
Autónoma de Aguascalientes, Mexico)
Segregation expressions in Aguascalientes,
Mexico
Rogelio Enríquez Aranda (Universidad Autónoma
de Aguascalientes, Mexico)
Segregation expressions in Aguascalientes,
Mexico
Monday, September 8 , 09:00-11:00
Session 10: New Urban Cultures: Public
Space, Public Art, Performance and Popular
Cultures: Art and alternative uses of public
space
Chair: John Clammer, United Nations University-Tokyo,
Japan
Location: UB-FPGH-410
Session ID: RC21_10
Authors and Papers:
Judit Bodnar (Central European University,
Hungary)
The Art of Public Space and the Politics of Presence.
Stavros Stavrides (National Technical University
of Athens, Greece)
Defacement and the alternative politics of
urban memory
Alex Deffner (University of Thessaly (UTH),
Greece)
Popular culture as an element of modernization
in Greece: the urban temporal-spatial dimension
Francisco Vivoni (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign,
USA)
Reclaiming Public Space: Skateboarding, Direct
Action and Urban Unrest
Chiara Tornaghi (University of Milano-Bicocca,
Italy)
Branding the “public” city: art in public spaces
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RC22 Sociology of Religión
Sociologie de la religión
Sociología de la religión
President: Roberto Blancarte Pimentel, El Colegio de México, Mexico
Coordinators of the programme: Roberto Blancarte Pimentel, El Colegio de México, Mexico,
Olga Odgers, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte, Mexico
Subject: “Religious actors and public debates”
Organizer: Roberto Blancarte, El Colegio de México and Olga Odgers, El Colegio de la Frontera
Norte, Mexico
Friday, September 5, 15:30-17:30
Session 02A: Migrants, believers as new
socioreligious actors Part I
Chair: Olga Odgers, El Colegio de la Frontera
Norte, Mexico
Location: UB-FPGH-302
Session ID: RC22_02A
Authors and Papers:
Janice McLean (University of Edinburgh, UK)
‘Jesus is all I need’: An examination of social
and cultural capital formation within West Indian
Immigrant Pentecostal churches in New
York City and London.
Els Vanderwaeren (University of Antwerp,
Belgium)
A religious and empowering discourse among
“Muslimahs” in Flanders revealed.
Hiroshi Kojima (Waseda University, Japan)
Determinants of Religious Beliefs and Practices
of Muslim Migrants in Tokyo Metropolitan
Area.
Miriam Schader (Georg-August-Universität
Göttingen, Germany)
Off the Beaten track of the fundamentalism debate:
religious social capital as a resource for
immigrant political participation.
Friday, September 5, 15:30-17:30
Session 04: Alternative religious movements
and public space
Chair: Daniel Gutierrez-Martinez, El Colegio
Mexiquense, Mexico
Location: UB-FPGH-303
Session ID: RC22_04
Authors and Papers:
Guenole Labey Guimard (Ecole des Hautes
Etudes en Science Sociales, France)
New Ritual and Representation in Funerals
Otto Maduro (Drew University Theological
School, US)
Becoming Pastora: Latina Pentecostal Women’s
Stories from Newark (NJ, U.S.A.).
Friday, September 5, 18:00-20:00
Session 02B: Migrants, believers as new
socioreligious actors Part II
Chair: Olga Odgers, El Colegio de la Frontera
Norte, Mexico
Location: UB-FPGH-303
Session ID: RC22_02B
Authors and Papers:
Maria Esther Fernández Mostaza (Universidad
Autónoma de Barcelona, España)
Religious Problems of Migrants at School: The
Blatant and the not-so.
Gloria García Romeral Moreno (Universidad
Autónoma de Barcelona, España)
Religious Problems of Migrants at School: The
Blatant and the not-so.
Clara Fons i Duocastella (Universidad Autónoma
de Barcelona, España)
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Religious Problems of Migrants at School: The
Blatant and the not-so.
Miguel Hernández Madrid (El Colegio de Michoacán,
México)
Los practicantes del budismo Mahayana en
México ¿Creyentes o sujetos de conocimiento?
Olga Odgers Ortiz (El Colegio de la Frontera
Norte, México)
La construccion social del espacio a través de
las prácticas religiosas en el contexto de la migración
México/Estados Unidos.
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 01A: Secular states, civil and religious
freedoms Part I
Chair: Roberto Blancarte, El Colegio de México,
Mexico
Location: UB-FPGH-302
Session ID: RC22_01A
Authors and Papers:
Emerson Giumbelli (Universidade Federal do
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
The monument of Christ the Redeemer (Rio de
Janeiro, Brazil): reflections on secularism and
religious pluralism.
Dan Dungaciu (University of Bucharest, Romania)
Religion and public space in The Former
USSR - The Case of R. of Moldova.
Fatma Sündal (Anadolu University, Turkey)
Sufi Orders in the Republican Era of Turkey: A
Broken Commitment?
Anja Hennig (European University Viadrina,
Frankfurt/Oder, Germany)
Bioethics, the Catholic Church and the State in
Liberal Democracies.
Alberta Giorgi (Università di Milano Bicocca,
Italy)
Political parties’ discourses concerning “Laicity”
in Italy.
Carlos Garma (Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana
Iztapalapa, México)
State Policies and Religious Diversity in Latin
America Compared.
Roberto J. Blancarte (El Colegio de Mexico,
Mexico)
The Gap between secularisation and “laicity” in
Latin America.
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 03A: Ethnicity, religiosity and beliefs
in contemporary world Part I
Chair: Daniel Gutierrez-Martinez, El Colegio
Mexiquense, Mexico
Location: UB-FPGH-303
Session ID: RC22_03A
Authors and Papers:
Flávio Munhoz Sofiati (Université de São
Paulo, Brésil)
Weber et Gramsci: éléments sociologiques
pour une théorie de la réligion.
Damian Omar Martínez Arias (Universidad de
Murcia, España)
Nuevas formas de experiencia y renovación
epistemológica en las ciencias sociales: El
caso de la “identidad asociacional”.
Ramiro Jaimes Martínez (Universidad Autónoma
de Baja California, México)
Mundanización de los espacios sagrados y sacralización
del espacio público en Tijuana,
Baja California.
Carolina Rivera Farfán (CIESAS, México)
Nuevas señales, emergentes ritualizaciones e
ímpetus sanadores en las comunidades péñeles.
Daniel Fainstein (Universidad Hebraica, México)
Secularización, etnicidad y profecía: la deprivatización
religiosa en el pensamiento judío
moderno.
Maria Gabriela Garret Ríos (Universidad Veracruzana/
Museo Nacional de Antropología,
México)
¿Y el otomí?, La construcción de la identidad
pentecostal entre los otomíes de San Antonio
el Grande, Hidalgo.
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 01B: Secular states, civil and religious
freedoms Part II
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Chair: Roberto Blancarte, El Colegio de México,
Mexico
Location: UB-FPGH-302
Session ID: RC22_01B
Authors and Papers:
Aidé García Hernández (Católicas por el Derecho
a Decidir, A. C., México)
El Estado laico y la salud de las Mujeres.
Celia Valiente (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid,
Spain)
Transformation of Church-State Relations in
Spain since 1930s: the case of preschool policies.
Maria das Dores Campos Machado (Universidade
Federal do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
The religious leaderships and the sexual policy
in Brazil.
José Pedro Simões (Universidade Federal do
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
The religious leaderships and the sexual policy
in Brazil.
Luciana Zucco (Universidade Federal do Rio
de Janeiro, Brazil)
The religious leaderships and the sexual policy
in Brazil.
Fernanda Delvallas Picolo (Universidade Federal
do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
The religious leaderships and the sexual policy
in Brazil.
Edgar Antonio Lopez (Pontificia Universidad
Javeriana, Colombia)
El Estado liberal y la construcción de una sociedad
postsecular en Colombia.
María Consuelo Mejía (Católicas por el Derecho
a Decidir, A. C.)
The abortion debate in Mexic; the Catholic bishops
and the secular State.
Felipe Gaytán Alcalá (Universidad La Salle,
México)
(Des) (en) cubrir el riesgo en el tiempo social:
cultos religiosos y percepción sobre la incertidumbre
en la sociedad contemporánea.
Juan Cruz Esquivel (Universidad de Buenos
Aires, Argentina)
Estado laico en Argentina: ¿realidad o utopía?
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 03B: Ethnicity, religiosity and beliefs
in contemporary world Part II
Chair: Daniel Gutierrez-Martinez, El Colegio
Mexiquense, Mexico
Location: UB-FPGH-303
Session ID: RC22_03B
Authors and Papers:
Noel Clycq (University of Antwerp, Belgium)
The central role of religion in the construction
of ethnic identity.
Irina Kargina (Moscow University, Russia)
Is Orthodoxy a dominant Component of the
Russian Identity?
Gavril Flora (Partium Christian University, Romania)
Ethnicity, Religiosity and Generational Change
in Post-Communist Romania.
Georgina Szilagyi (Partium Christian University,
Romania)
Ethnicity, Religiosity and Generational Change
in Post-Communist Romania.
Geraldine Mossière (Université de Montréal,
Canada)
Religiosity in Congolese Pentecostal groups:
emerging socioeconomic categories within modernity.
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 12: Joint session of RC22 and
RC13: Leisure, religion and spirituality
Chair: Ishwar Modi, India Institute of Social
Sciences, India
Location: UB-FPGH-405
Session ID: JS_RC22_RC13
Authors and Papers:
Seema Pandey (S.S.G. Pareek (P.G.) College,
Jaipur, India)
Influence of religion and spiritual beliefs on leisure:
Study on Garasia Tribals
Sushila Jain (University of Rajasthan, Jaipur,
India,)
Leisure and spirituality in the lives of ascetics
in India
Veena Sharma (Prajna Foundation, New
Delhi, India)
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Vedantic perspective on leisure
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 05: Popular religion, New media
and New Public Spaces
Chair: Adam Possamai, University of Western
Sydney, Australia
Location: UB-FPGH-302
Session ID: RC22_05
Authors and Papers:
Isabelle Jonveaux (Ecole des Hautes Etudes
en Science Sociales, France and Università
degli studi di Trento, Italy)
A Lenten retreat on the Internet: can Internet
be a place for the modern religious?
Aini Linjakumpu (The University of Lapland,
Finland)
Alternative Islamic Voices: Muslim Sexual Minorities
in the Internet.
Adam Possamai (University of Western
Sydney, Australia)
Popular and Hyper-Real Religions on the Internet.
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 06A: Religious conversion Part I
Chair: Esmeralda Sanchez, University of
Santo Tomas, Philippines
Location: UB-FPGH-303
Session ID: RC22_06A
Authors and Papers:
Geraldine Mossière (Université de Montréal,
Canada)
Critiques of Catholicism in the Narratives of
Qébecois converts to Islam
Enzo Pace (University of Padova, Italy)
Convert, revert, pervert.
Ziad Fahed (Notre Dame University, Lebanon)
Religious conversion in the Arab world, the
case of the Middle East.
M.S. Ahluwalia (H.P. University, India)
Religious conversion through cultural absorption
: a case study of sikhism and hindu majority
syndrome.
David Radford (Flinders University of South
Australia, Australia)
Understanding ‘The Religious Convert’: An unsuspecting
victim of external forces to manipulate
change or a conscious actor applying
external forces to help bring about change?
Bishkek Kyrgyzstan (Flinders University of
South Australia, Australia)
Understanding ‘The Religious Convert’: An unsuspecting
victim of external forces to manipulate
change or a conscious actor applying
external forces to help bring about change?
Saturday, September 6, 18:00-20:00
Session 06B: Religious conversion Part II
Chair: Esmeralda Sanchez, University of
Santo Tomas, Philippines
Location: UB-FPGH-303
Session ID: RC22_06B
Authors and Papers:
Tudor Pitulac (Sebastian N_stu__, Petre Andrei
Univerity of Iasi, Romania)
«Look, that’s what I’ll do in Paradise». Social
processes involved in building up the image of
Paradise by Jehovah’s Witnesses.
Renata Furman (Jagiellonian University, Poland)
Transformation of Identity in Converts’ Biography.
Javier Rosón (Universidad de Granada, España)
“Conversos” al Islam en el Albayzín granadino.
Sol Tarrés Chamorro (Universidad de Huelva,
España)
Las conversiones al Islam en España, 1995-
2006.
Emanuel Gutmann (Hebrew University, Israel)
Conversion as a State function : the case of Israel.
Netanel Fisher (Hebrew University, Israel)
Conversion as a State function : the case of Israel.
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Saturday, September 6, 18:00-20:00
Session 07A: Religious publics, social capital
and diasporas Part I
Chair: Afe Adogame, University of Edinburgh,
UK
Location: UB-FPGH-302
Session ID: RC22_07A
Authors and Papers:
David O. Ogungbile (Obafemi Awolowo University,
Nigeria)
Filling in the Space: Creativity, Innovation, Negotiation
and African Religious Communities in
Boston Area.
J K Ayantayo (University of Ibadan, Nigeria)
African Christianity and Strategies for Social,
Cultural and Capital Formation in Nigerian
Space : a Functional Approach.
Ibigbolade Simon Aderibigbe (University of
North Carolina at Charlotte, USA)
Diasporic Religious Communities as Agencies
of Empowerment and Social Mobility: the Redeemed
Christian Church of God, North America
Model.
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 07B: Religious publics, social capital
and diasporas Part II
Chair: Afe Adogame, University of Edinburgh,
UK
Location: UB-FPGH-302
Session ID: RC22_07B
Authors and Papers:
Michael Perry Kweku Okyerefo (Visiting Fellow
Centre of African Studies, University of
Cambridge, UK)
Ausländer! Pentecostalism as Social Capital
Network for Ghanaians in Vienna.
Afe Adogame (The University of Edinburgh,
UK)
Towards a Christian Disneyland! Emplacement
and the Politics of Religious Place-making in
the new African Diaspora.
Stephen Onakuse (University College, Cork,
Ireland)
Impact of New Generation Churches on Poverty
in Nigeria Development Process.
Eamon Lenihan (University College, Cork,
Ireland)
Impact of New Generation Churches on Poverty
in Nigeria Development Process.
Mike Fitzgibbon (University College, Cork,
Ireland)
Impact of New Generation Churches on Poverty
in Nigeria Development Process.
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 08A: Transformation of churchstate
relations in Europé
Chair: Sinisa Zrinscak, University of Zagreb,
Croatia
Location: UB-FPGH-303
Session ID: RC22_08A
Authors and Papers:
Mihail Anton (Carol I National Defense University,
Romania)
The role of cultural factors in the church-state
relations. The Romanian case through comparative
cross-cultural analysis.
Daniela Kalkandjieva (University of Sofia,
Bulgaria)
The Transformation of Church-State Relations
in Bulgaria.
Michaela Morav_íková (Institute for State-
Church Relations, Bratislava, Slovak Republic)
Divergences in the Development of State-
Church Relations in Slovakia and Czechia
after the separation of „Czechoslovakia“
Victor Roudometof (University of Cyprus,
Cyprus)
Orthodox Christianity and Modernity in Cyprus.
Luca Diotallevi (University of Rome 3, Italy)
Church–State Relations in Europe and the Crisis
of the “European Social Model”
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Session 08B: Transformation of churchstate
relations in Europé
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Chair: Sinisa Zrinscak, University of Zagreb,
Croatia
Location: UB-FPGH-303
Session ID: RC22_08B
Authors and Papers:
Cosima Rughinis (University of Bucharest,
Romania)
Separation of Church and State in Romania:
the “moral”, the “normal” and the “natural”
Miroslav Tí_ik (Academy of Science, Slovakia)
Transnational Integration as a Process of Decomposition
of the Secular State.
Sinisa Zrinscak (University of Zagreb, Croatia)
Transformation of societies and transformation
of Church-State relations in Central and Eastern
European countries: convergences and divergences.
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Session 09A: Islamism: The rise of a new
enemy? Part I
Chair: Riaz Hassan, Flinders University, Australia
Location: UB-FPGH-302
Session ID: RC22_09A
Authors and Papers:
Shyamal Kumar Das ( Minot State University,
USA)
Self-Expression, values, religious practices
and socio-historical contexts: The effects of
contextual interactions on Islamism in Algeria
and Pakistan.
Daniel Platek (Jagiellonian Univ. Krakow, Poland)
Islamism and the rise of new media in the Middle
East: The case of Iranian nuclear program.
Melanie Reddig (Heinrich-Heine-Universität,
Germany)
Power struggle in the religious field of Islam:
Modernization, globalization and the rise of Islamism.
Derya Gocer (Department of International Relations,
London)
Researching political Islam: Old debates and
new agendas.
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Session 09B: Islamism: The rise of a new
enemy? Part II
Chair: Riaz Hassan, Flinders University, Australia
Location: UB-FPGH-302
Session ID: RC22_09B
Authors and Papers:
Melike Kara (Ecole des Hautes Etudes en
Sience Sociales, France)
Researching political Islam: Old debates and
new agendas.
Zelal Ozdemir Samur (Department of International
Relations, London)
Researching political Islam: Old debates and
new agendas.
Büke Koyuncu (Mimar Sinan University of
Fine Arts, Istanbul, Turkey)
Integration of Islamism in modernization
through Capitalism; “Modernist Islamist elites”
in Turkey.
Riaz Hassan (Flinders University, Australia)
Antisemitism and the Arabs.
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Session 10: Religious pluralism in the public
debate and in the public area: Similarities or
tensions? Part I
Chair: Claude Proeschel, GSRL, France
Location: UB-FPGH-303
Session ID: RC22_10
Authors and Papers:
Maria M. Griera (Universitat Autonoma de
Barcelona, Spain)
The “religiously correct” construction: local policies
and interfaith groups.
Ana Burgués (Universitat de Barcelona,
Spain)
Multicultural laicity (secularity). A proposal to
the coexistence among the religious groups.
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Lena de Botton (CADIS, École des Hautes
Études en Sciences Sociales, France & Universitat
de Barcelona, Spain )
Multicultural laicity (secularity). A proposal to
the coexistence among the religious groups.
Olga Serradell (CADIS, École des Hautes
Études en Sciences Sociales, France)
Multicultural laicity (secularity). A proposal to
the coexistence among the religious groups.
Corinne Torrekens (Université libre de Bruxelles,
Belgium)
Debates surrounding ‘public space’ and ‘muslim
ethnicity’: the inclusion of Muslim groups in
the local public space.
Lise Kanckos (Åbo Akademi University, Finland)
Reproduction and Religion: Ethics, Subjective
Politics and the Church.
Roberto Cipriani (University Rome 3, Italy)
Religious pluralism in Italy.
Lucia Kusumadewi (University of Indonesia,
Indonesia)
The Struggle of New Religious Movements in
Indonesia’s Public Space.
Danoye Ogontola (Lagos State University, Nigeria)
Religion, conflicts and violence in a pluralistic
society: A study of interreligious interactions in
Nigeria.
Religión y ciudad: las imágenes religiosas itinerantes
en colonias de nueva creación.
Isabelle Jonveaux (Ecole des Hautes Etudes
en Sience Sociales, France and Università
degli studi di Trento, Italy)
The monasteries’ public and the challenge for
the monks.
Salvatore Mattu (Universitat de Barcelona,
España)
La Religión Popular en Gramsci.
Olga Breskaya (University of Brest, Belarus)
Well known Religious actors: new aspects in
the research of their representations in public
space.
Eduardo M. Domingo (De La Salle University-
Manila, Philippines)
Surviving the Homogenization of Globalization:
Animistic Religions in Thailand, Japan and the
Philippines.
Sunday, September 7, 18:00-20:00
Session 11: Challenges of the public in old
and new forms of popular religion
Chair: Eloisa Martin
Location: UB-FPGH-303
Session ID: RC22_11
Authors and Papers:
João Valença (Universidade Federal do Rio
de Janeiro, Brazil)
Social Support, Religiosity and Popular Education
in Healt: Life in a Candomblé Trerreiro.
Alexandre Brasil Fonseca (Universidade Federal
do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
Social Support, Religiosity and Popular Education
in Healt: Life in a Candomblé Trerreiro.
María Eugenia Patiño López (Universidad
Autónoma de Aguascalientes, México)
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RC23 Sociology of Science and Technology
Sociologie de la science et de la technologie
Sociología de la ciencia y la tecnología
President: Jaime Jiménez, IIMAS, UNAM, Mexico
Coordinators of the programme: Jaime Jiménez, IIMAS, UNAM, México, Czarina Saloma,
Ateneo de Manila University, Philippines. Local Host: Laura Cruz-Castro.
Subject: “The role of science, technology and innovation in building the world of the future
Organizer: Jaime Jimenez, Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, Mexico and Czarina Saloma,
Ateneo de Manila University, Philippines
Friday, September 5, 15:30-17:30
Session 01A: Science, Technology and Innovation
in the Public Eye: Freedom or Restraint?
Part I
Chair: Marja Häyrinen-Alestalo, University of
Helsinki, Helsinki Institute of Science and
Technology Studies, Finland
Location: URL-A400
Session ID: RC23_01A
Authors and Papers:
Helena Machado (University of Minho, Portugal)
CSIE effect in Portugal? Representations of forensic
genetics in the media.
Filipe Santos (University of Coimbra, Portugal)
CSIE effect in Portugal? Representations of forensic
genetics in the media.
Rui Brito Fonseca (CIES-ESCTE, Portugal)
Daily science: Science and technology in Portuguese
newspapers.
Fernanda Sobral (Universidade de Brasília,
Brasil)
Investments on science & technology and political
culture: Findings from the public opinion of
36 countries.
Henrique Carlos de Castro (Universidade de
Brasília, Brasil)
Investments on science & technology and political
culture: Findings from the public opinion of
36 countries.
Tatiana Maranhão (Universidade de Brasilia e
Ministerio da Ciencia e Tecnologia)
Investments on science & technology and political
culture: Findings from the public opinion of
36 countries.
Olga Shuvalova (Higher School of Economics
(HSE), Moscow, Russia)
The higher scientific competence – the more
opponents to use new technologies
Friday, September 5, 15:30-17:30
Session 05: Will the Mertonian Way of Doing
Research Prevail?
Chair: Juha Tuunainen, University of Helsinki,
Finland
Location: URL-A415
Session ID: RC23_05
Authors and Papers:
Rui Santiago (The Centre for Research in
Higher Education Policies (CIPES) and University
of Aveiro, Portugal)
Moving to entrepreneurial research: Where are
the differences?
Teresa Carvalho (The Centre for Research in
Higher Education Policies (CIPES) and University
of Aveiro, Portugal)
Moving to entrepreneurial research: Where are
the differences?
Laurens Hessels (Utrecht University, The Netherlands)
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Academic chemistry and the struggle for relevance
Elena Mirskaya (Russian Academy of Sciences,
Russia)
The ethos of classical science: Robert K. Merton
and contemporary problems
Maria Lucia Maciel (Universidade Federal de
Rio Janeiro, Brazil)
Structuralism and constructivism: An empirical
evaluation of Merton and Latour
Marcello Barra (Universidade Federal de Rio
Janeiro, Brazil)
Structuralism and constructivism: An empirical
evaluation of Merton and Latour
Richard Woolley (University of Western
Sydney, Australia)
Are research scientists a global social movement?
Friday, September 5, 18:00-20:00
Session 07: Joint Session of RC07, RC14
and RC23: The Internet: From Utopia to Nightmare?
Chair: Binay Kumar Pattnaik, Department of
Humanities and Social Sciences, Indian Institute
Technology Kanpur, India and Hermilio
Santos, Department of Social Science,
PUCRS, Brazil
Location: URL-A101
Session ID: SJS_RC023_RC07_RC14_07
Authors and Papers:
Ann Denis (Dept of Sociology and Anthropology,
University of Ottawa, Canada)
The effects of age and time: Internet use by
young people in Barbados.
Lech Zacher (Leon Kozminski Academy of
Entrepreneurship & Management, Poland)
Multiple – Trajectory evolution of information
societies.
Kenneth Kyle (California State University,
USA)
The use and misuse of the Internet in responding
to hurricane Katrina: A cautionary tale.
Egle Butkeviciene (Kaunas University of Technology,
Department of Sociology, Lithuania)
Information society in postcommunist context:
patterns and social implications of ICT diffusion
in rural communities of Lithuania.
Egle Vaidelyte (Kaunas University of Technology,
Department of Sociology, Lithuania)
Information society in postcommunist context:
patterns and social implications of ICT diffusion
in rural communities of Lithuania.
Friday, September 5, 18:00-20:00
Session 15: Joint session of RC02, RC23
and RC24: The ‘Knowledge-Based Bio-Economy’:
Critical Perspectives.
Chair: Les Levidow, Development Policy and
Practice, Faculty of Maths, Computing and
Technology, The Open University, UK
Location: URL-A201
Session ID: RC23_15
Authors and Papers:
Kean Birch (University of Glasgow and Les
Levidow, Open University, UK)
Bioeconomy’ as a self-fulfilling prophecy
Marja Häyrinen-Alestalo (University of Helsinki,
Finland)
Political conflicts over the knowledge-based
bio-economy.
Stefano Ponte (Danish Institute for International
Studies, Denmark)
Of ‘bad’ fish: Regulation, eco-labels and popular
culture in the (re)construction of European
bio-economies.
Larry Reynolds (Univ of Lancaster, UK, Bron
Szerszynski )
Corporate imaginaries, publics and the knowledge-based
bioeconomy
David Tyfield (Univ of Lancaster, UK)
Will the knowledge-based bio-economy ever
arrive? The problem of productive labour.
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 01B: Science, Technology and Innovation
in the Public Eye: Freedom or Restraint?
Part II
Chair: Marja Häyrinen-Alestalo, University of
Helsinki, Helsinki Institute of Science and
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Technology Studies, Finland
Location: URL-A400
Session ID: RC23_01B
Authors and Papers:
Pablo Ariel Pellegrini (Universidad Nacional
de Quilmes, Argentina)
Where does defeated science go? Rejected
tiotechnology rebuilding networks
Maria Lucia Maciel (Universidade Federal de
Rio Janeiro, Brazil)
Social diffusion of information in science and
technology
Michael Ornetzeder (Institute of Technology
Assessment of the Austrian Academy of Sciences,
Austria, )
Future search & assessment: Participatory
evaluation of the end-user energy technology
research agenda in Austria
Ulrike Bechtold (Institute of Technology Assessment
of the Austrian Academy of Sciences,
Austria, )
Future search & assessment: Participatory
evaluation of the end-user energy technology
research agenda in Austria
Michael Nentwich (Institute of Technology Assessment
of the Austrian Academy of Sciences,
Austria, )
Future search & assessment: Participatory
evaluation of the end-user energy technology
research agenda in Austria
Giovanna Sonda (Observa – Science in Society,
Italy)
Eco-friendly techniques for plant genetic
Ttansformation. Improvement or restraint of
agrobiotechnologies? Discussing the development
of a scientific artefact
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 06: Science and Technology for
Whom?
Chair: Maarten Mentzel, Delft University of
Technology, Netherlands
Location: URL-A415
Session ID: RC23_06
Authors and Papers:
Subhasis Sahoo (Sociology of Science, Department
of Humanities and Social Sciences,
Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur, India)
Science and technology for whom? The politics
of science movements in India
Binay Kumar Pattnaik (Department of Humanities
and Social Sciences, Indian Institute
Technology Kanpur, India)
Science and technology for whom? The politics
of science movements in India
Binay Kumar Pattnaik (Department of Humanities
and Social Sciences, Indian Institute
Technology Kanpur, India)
Science, technology and social inequality in
india: a sociological perspective
Zaheer Baber (Department of Sociology, University
of Toronto, Canada)
Genomics, Globalization and Global Civil Society
Jaime Jiménez (Instituto de Investigaciones en
Matematicas Aplicadas y en Sistemas, Universidad
Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, Mexico )
Is there a Mode 3 of knowledge generation?
Juan Carlos Escalante (Instituto de Investigaciones
en Matematicas Aplicadas y en Sistemas,
Universidad Nacional Autonoma de
Mexico, Mexico )
Is there a Mode 3 of knowledge generation?
Miguel A. Morales-Arroyo (School of Communication
and Information, Nanyang Technological
University, Singapore )
Is there a Mode 3 of knowledge generation?
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 02A: Science, Technology and Innovation
for the Development of Third World
Countries. Will theYoung Ones Join? Part I
Chair: Judith Zubieta, Instituto de Investigaciones
Sociales, Universidad Nacional Autonoma
de Mexico, Mexico
Location: URL-A400
Session ID: RC23_02A
Authors and Papers:
Gregory Sandstrom (St. Petersburg State University,
Russia)
Cooperative extension services, innovation diffusion
theory and TRIZ or the evolution of
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science and technology inside the Third World.
Giriyappa Kollannavar (Central Leather Research
Institute, India)
Technology and development study of Indian
leather cluster.
Maria Zuñiga Coronado (Facultad de Trabajo
Social y Desarrollo Humano, Universidad Autónoma
de Nuevo Leon, Monterrey, Mexico)
Working conditions of scientists and academic
labor migration in Mexico: career expectations
of Mexican undergraduate engineer and natural
sciences students.
Veronika Sieglin (Facultad de Trabajo Social y
Desarrollo Humano, Universidad Autónoma de
Nuevo León, Monterrey, México)
Working conditions of scientists and academic
labor migration in Mexico: career expectations
of Mexican undergraduate engineer and natural
sciences students.
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 14A. Challenges and Changes in
Universities and Public Research Organisations
for the 21st Century: Evaluation, Research
and Careers, Part I
Chair: Laura Cruz-Castro, Unidad de Politicas
Comparadas, CSIC, Spain
Location: URL-A415
Session ID: RC23_14A
Authors and Papers:
Nadia Asheulova (Russian Academy of Sciences,
Russia)
The reforms of science in Russia and China: a
comparative analysis.
Kira Erochina (Russian Academy of Sciences,
Russia)
The reforms of science in Russia and China: a
comparative analysis.
Jochen Gläser (CESAGen, Lancaster University,
United Kingdom)
The internal use of external evaluations.
Stefan Lange (Deutsche Hochschule für Verwaltungswissenschaften
Speyer, Germany)
The internal use of external evaluations.
Grit Laudel (Rathenau Institute Den Haag, Netherlands)
The internal use of external evaluations.
Uwe Schimank (Fernuniversität in Hagen,
Germany)
The internal use of external evaluations.
Emanuela Reale (CERIS National Research
Council, Italy)
Changes in funding, evaluation and management:
impact on research activity - the case of
three disciplines in two Italian Universities.
Marco Seeber (CERIS National Research
Council, Italy)
Changes in funding, evaluation and management:
impact on research activity - the case of
three disciplines in two Italian Universities.
Carmen Osuna-Lopez (CSIC-IPP, Spain, and
PREST-University of Manchester, United Kingdom)
The effects of research evaluation system on
knowledge production in universities: A comparison
between the UK and the Spanish
cases.
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 02B: Science, Technology and Innovation
for the Development of Third World
Countries. Will theYoung Ones Join? Part II
Chair: Lech Zacher, Leon Kozminski Academy
of Entrepreneurship & Management, Poland
Location: URL-A400
Session ID: RC23_02B
Authors and Papers:
Emek Kepenek (METU- Sociology, Turkey)
A hope for the others regional innovation networks
and policies in developing countries: the
case of furniture sector of Turkey.
Beatriz Fainholc (CEDIPROE- Centro de Diseño,
Produccion y Evaluación/Investigación
de Recursos para el Aprendizaje, Argentina)
Which scientific technological knowledge will
promote the shift to a pertinent information
and knowledge society?
Rosalba Casas (Instituto de Investigaciones
Sociales, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de
México, Mexico)
Knowledge-based social capital: Can it help
local development processes?
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Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 14B Challenges and Changes in
Universities and Public Research Organisations
for the 21st Century: Evaluation, Research
and Careers, Part II
Chair: Luis Sanz-Menendez, CSIC-IPP, Spain
Location: URL-A415
Session ID: RC23_14B
Authors and Papers:
Maria Nedeva (University of Manchester, United
Kingdom)
Universities and the scientific knowledge commons:
what does the future hold?
Monica Gaughan (University of Georgia, USA
and and Barry Bozeman, University of Georgia,
USA)
Moving for science: The work habits of foreign-born
scientists and engineers in the United
States.
Adela Garcia-Aracil (CSIC-UPV, Spain)
Changes in universities’ efficiency over the
time: Differentials according to the missions.
Davinia Palomares-Montero (CSIC-UPV,
Spain)
Changes in universities’ efficiency over the
time: Differentials according to the missions.
Stefan Fornos Klein (Universidade de Sao
Paulo, Brasil)
Brazilian and European higher education in an
age of reform.
Saturday, September 6, 18:00-20:00
Session 09: Joint Session of RC07, RC14
and RC23: Intellectual Copyright, Digital Inequality,
and Global Hegemony.
Chair: Jochen Gläser, ESRC Centre for the
Economic and Social Aspects of Genomics
(Cesagen), Lancaster University, United Kingdom
and Hermilio Santos, Depatment of Social
Science, PUCRS, Brazil
Location: URL-A101
Session ID: RC23_09
Authors and Papers:
Gerard Valenduc (Universities of Namur
(FUNDP) and Louvain-la-Neuve (UCL), Belgium)
Understanding and preventing the second
order digital divide.
Chris Armbruster (Research Network 1989,
Max Planck Digital Library, Germany)
Cyberscience and the knowledge-based economy.
Open access and trade publishing: from
contradiction to compatibility with nonexclusive
copyright licensing.
Vincent Shie (Fu Jen Catholic University, Taipei,
Taiwan)
Towards an unsustainable world economy?
Craig Meer (Australian Greenhouse Office,
Ministry of the Environment, Australia)
Towards an unsustainable world economy?
Bruno Sanguanini (SocioIogist of Communication
and Culture Department of Educational
Sciences, University of Verona, Italy)
ICT: A chance for leapfrogging development?
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 03: Converging Science and Technologies
and the Construction of the New
World
Chair: Paulo Roberto Martins, Instituto de
Pesquisas Tecnologicas, Brazil
Location: URL-A400
Session ID: RC23_03A
Authors and Papers:
Lukas Scheiber (Lucerne University of Applied
Sciences and Arts, Institute for Management
and Regional Economics, Switzerland)
The social construction of nanotechnology: Believe
the old and use the new.
Matthias Gross (Department of Urban and Environmental
Sociology, Helmholtz Centre for
Environmental Research – UFZ, Germany)
Experimental governance: Coping with ignorance
in the remediation of contaminated land
Raynald Jadoul (Centre de Recherches Public
Henri Tudor, Luxemburg)
Social-issues.org: public participation and
scientific collaboration.
Sachie Mizohata (Université de Paris V, Rene
Descartes, Sorbonne)
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Social-issues.org: public participation and
scientific collaboration.
Paul Haynes (CSIC - Univeridad Politecnica
de Valencia, Spain)
The social enablers of technological innovation:
Critically evaluating the concept of social
networks and reconceptualising social and network
practices in innovation.
Jose Manuel Rodríguez Victoriano (Social
Anthropology and Sociology Department of
Velencia University, Spain)
Exclusión social e info-exclusión en el ámbito
rural.
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 13A: Panel on Technological Surveillance
and Power in Everyday Life, Part I
Chair: Torin Monahan, School of Justice &
Social Inquiry, Arizona State University, USA
Location: URL-A415
Session ID: RC23_13A
Authors and Papers:
David Lyon (Queens University, Canada)
The card cartel: National ID cards as a new oligopoly
on identification
Nils Zurawski (Universität Hamburg, Germany)
Surveillance and consumption: Adoption of
new consumer(control)technologies and patterns
of consumption as social praxis
Colin J. Bennett (University of Victoria, Canada)
Everyday surveillance and the politics of privacy
advocacy
Nelson Arteaga Botello (Universidad Autónoma
del Estado de Mexico, Mexico)
Surveillance and democracy in Latin America:
The Mexican platform case
Javier Arzuaga Magnoni (Universidad Autónoma
del Estado de Mexico, Mexico)
Surveillance and democracy in Latin America:
The Mexican platform case
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Session 04: The Role of Industrialized Countries
in the Development of the Rest of the
World
Chair: Jaime Jimenez, Instituto de Investigaciones
en Matematicas Aplicadas y en Sistemas,
Universidad Nacional Autonoma de
Mexico, Mexico
Location: URL-A400
Session ID: RC23_04
Authors and Papers:
Larissa Adler (Instituto de Investigaciones en
Matematicas Aplicadas y en Sistemas, Universidad
Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, Mexico)
¿Podemos hablar de la “norteamericanización”
de la física en México?
Tuula Teravainen (Helsinki Institute of
Science and Technology Studies (HIST), Department
of Sociology, University of Helsinki,
Finland)
The potential of technology for sustainable development:
Finnish experience of the clean development
mechanism (CDM).
Judith Zubieta (Instituto de Investigaciones
Sociales, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de
México, Mexico)
A contribution to development: Human resources
for R&D.
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Session 13B: Panel on Technological Surveillance
and Power in Everyday Life, Part II
Chair: David Lyon, Queens University, Canada
Location: URL-A415
Session ID: RC23_13B
Authors and Papers:
Torin Monahan (Arizona State University,
USA)
Technological politics of critical infrastructure
protection
Roar Høstaker (Lillehammer University College,
Norway)
Registration and control – a synoptic view of
surveillance technologies
Ole Brekke (Lillehammer University College,
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Norway)
Registration and control – a synoptic view of
surveillance technologies
Thomas Lemke (Institut für Sozialforschung,
Germany)
Endangered and dangerous individuals: Genetic
testing as a ‘sub-cellular panoptism’
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Session 08: Mid-Term Business Meeting.
Chair: To be announced
Location: URL-A304
Session ID: RC23_BM
Sunday, September 7, 18:00-20:00
Session 10A: Joint session of RC09, RC14
and RC23, Las Nuevas Tecnologías de Información
y Comunicación en el Mundo Latino:
Perspectivas Sociológicas desde Europa y
América Latina / The New Information and
Communication Technologies in the Latin
World: Sociological Perspectives from Europe
and Latin America (Spanish Language Session),
Part I
Chair: Cristobal Torres, Departamento de Sociologia,
Universidad Autonoma de Madrid,
Spain, Hermilio Santos, Dept. Social Science,
PUCRS, Brazil and Markus Schulz, Graduate
School of Art & Science, New York University,
USA
Location: URL-A101
Session ID: RC23_10A
Authors and Papers:
Ma. del Carmen Domínguez Ríos (Benemérita
Universidad Autonoma de Puebla, Mexico)
Difusión de las TICS en PYMES exportadoras
en México.
Laura Sartori (Universita di Bologna, Dipartimento
di Discipline della Comunicazione, Italy)
A global digital divide: what modernization theory
can tell us about it and where are we now?
Teresa González de la Fe (IUCPS, Universidad
de La Laguna, Spain)
Science, technology and innovation in Portugal
and Spain. A comparative analysis.
Jose Luis García (ICS, Universidade de Lisboa,
Portugal)
Science, technology and innovation in Portugal
and Spain. A comparative analysis.
Ana Maria González Ramos (IN3, Universitat
Oberta de Catalunya, Spain)
Science, technology and innovation in Portugal
and Spain. A comparative analysis.
Helena Jerónimo (ISEG, Universidade Técnica
de Lisboa, Portugal)
Science, technology and innovation in Portugal
and Spain. A comparative analysis.
Airton Luiz Jungblut (Pontifical University of
Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil)
The use of the Internet for religious groups in
Brazil.
Sunday, September 7, 18:00-20:00
Session 12: Joint Session of RC04, RC07
and RC23: The Role of University Research in
the Future.
Chair: Kozma Tamas, Univ of Debrecen,
Hungary; Radhamany Sooryamoorthy, Sociology
Programm, Univ. Natal, South Africa and
Jaime Jimenez, Instituto de Investigaciones en
Matematicas Aplicadas y en Sistemas, Universidad
Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, Mexico
Location: URL-A201
Session ID: RC23_12
Authors and Papers:
Fernanda Sobral (Núcleo de Estudos sobre o
Ensino Superior – NESUB e Departamento de
Sociologia, Universidade de Brasilia, Brazil)
Academy in the face of electronic Leviathan:
Reflections on university and research in the
future.
Marcello Barra (Ciencia, Tecnologia e Educação
na Contemporaneidade – Depto. de Sociologia
– UnB, Escola Nacional de
Administração Pública – ENAP – Depto. de
Comunicação e Pesquisa, Brazil)
Academy in the face of electronic Leviathan:
Reflections on university and research in the
future.
Sjoerd Bakker (Utrecht University, Department
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of Innovation and Environmental Sciences,
Utrecht)
Arenas of expectations for future hydrogen
technologies.
Irene Ramos-Vielba (Institute for Advanced
Social Studies, Spanish Council for Scientific
Research, Spain)
Beyond spinoffs and patents: Other forms of
knowledge transfer in the future of university
industry collaborative linkages.
Maria Jimenez-Buedo (Institute for Advanced
Social Studies, Spanish Council for Scientific
Research, Spain)
Beyond spinoffs and patents: Other forms of
knowledge transfer in the future of university
industry collaborative linkages.
Manuel Fernandez-Esquinas (Institute for Advanced
Social Studies, Spanish Council for
Scientific Research, Spain)
Beyond spinoffs and patents: Other forms of
knowledge transfer in the future of university
industry collaborative linkages.
Elena Ivanova (Sociological Institute of the
Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia)
Universities In Russia’s National Innovation
System.
Chris Armbruster (Research Network 1989,
Max Planck Digital Library, Berlin)
Research Universities: Autonomy and self-reliance
after the entrepreneurial university.
Monday, September 8, 09:00-11:00
Session 10B: Joint session of RC14, RC07
and RC23, Las Nuevas Tecnologías de Información
y Comunicación en el Mundo Latino:
Perspectivas Sociológicas desde Europa y
América Latina / The New Information and
Communication Technologies in the Latin
World: Sociological Perspectives from Europe
and Latin America (Spanish Language Session),
Part II.
Chair: Hermilio Santos, Dept. Social Science,
PUCRS, Brazil and Markus Schulz, Graduate
School of Art & Science, New York University,
USA
Location: URL-A101
Session ID: RC23_10B
Authors and Papers:
Claudia Laudano (Universidad Nacional de La
Plata, Argentina)
Argentina: Reflexiones acerca de las Políticas
Públicas para reducir la brecha digital.
Cristobal Torres Albero (Departamento de Sociología,
Facultad de Ciencias Económicas,
Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain)
El estado de la sociedad de la información en
España, y el papel de las representaciones sociales
de las TIC en su desarrollo.
Carlos Manuel Fernández Rodríguez (Departamento
de Sociología, Facultad de Ciencias
Económicas, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid,
Spain)
El estado de la sociedad de la información en
España, y el papel de las representaciones sociales
de las TIC en su desarrollo.
Manuel Fernández Esquinas (Instituto de Estudios
Sociales Avanzados de Andalucía, Consejo
Superior de Investigaciones Científicas,
Spain)
El estado de la sociedad de la información en
España, y el papel de las representaciones sociales
de las TIC en su desarrollo.
Antonio Arellano-Hernández (Facultad de
Ciencias Politicas y Administracion Publica
Universidad Autonoma del Estado de Mexico,
Mexico)
Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México
Magda Garcia Quintanilla (Universidad Autonoma
de Nuevo Leon, Mexico)
La tecnología como agente de cambio para la
enseñanza y el aprendizaje.
Monday, September 8, 09:00-11:00
Session 16: Joint Session of RC07, RC13
and RC23: Leisure in the Age of Technological
Transformation.
Chair: Jaime Jimenez, Instituto de Investigaciones
en Matematicas Aplicadas y en Sistemas,
Universidad Nacional Autonoma de
Mexico, Mexico, Teus J. Kamphorst, Wageningen
University, The Netherlands and Scott
North, Osaka University, Japan
Location: UB-FPGH-Sala Gran
Session ID: RC23_16
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Authors and Papers:
Sumana V. Pandey (Govt. College, Dausa,
India)
Leisure in the age of technological transformation
in rural India.
Nuno de Almeida Alves (CIES-ISCTE, Portugal)
Computers and the internet: balancing work
and leisure in everyday life.
Sari Pekkola (Kristianstad University College,
Sweden)
Diasporic youth and the internet: Bolivian
youth and identity work in the cyberspace.
Ake Nilsen (University of Halmstad, Sweden)
The second skin - Technology and masculinity
in the context of scuba diving.
Philippe Terral (Université Toulouse III,
France)
A sociological analysis of a scientific and technological
controversy in the field of sport sciences:
The interest of electric stimulation to
increase muscle.
Christine Schiwietz (Georgetown University,
USA)
Youth culture and consumer technology: An investigation
into the larger picture and trend
among technological consumption amongst
youth culture and college students.
Monday, September 8, 11:30-13:30
Session 11: Joint Session of RC07, RC23
and RC32: Gender, Science, Technology, Innovation,
and the Future.
Chair: Solange Simoes, Inst. for Social Research
Univ. Michigan, USA and Radhamany Sooryamoorthy,
Sociology Programm, Univ.
Natal, South Africa
Location: URL-A101
Session ID: RC23_11
Authors and Papers:
Uta Russmann (University of Vienna, Austria)
Gender-specific behavior in web-based communication
networks: Gender barriers to access
and gender barriers to usage
Ursula Seethaler (University of Vienna, Austria)
Gender-specific behavior in web-based communication
networks: Gender barriers to access
and gender barriers to usage
Max Harnoncourt (University of Vienna, Austria)
Gender-specific behavior in web-based communication
networks: Gender barriers to access
and gender barriers to usage
Christiane Gross (University of Kiel, Germany)
Women in science—Aliens no more?
Monika Jungbauer-Gans (University of Kiel,
Germany)
Women in science—Aliens no more?
Luisa Leonini (U Milan, Italy)
New media and pornography: How the internet
has modified the sex business
Nuria Valles (Center for European Initiatives
and Research in the Mediterranean, Spain)
Construction of gendered technological identities
in the school space.
Ana M. González Ramos (Interdisciplinary Institute,
Universitat Oberta de Catalunya)
The role of women in ICT-related projects within
the ´Plan Nacional´ in Spain: A potential
for science and technology.
Monday, September 8, 11:30-13:30
Session 17: Joint Session of RC07, RC13
and RC23: Leisure in the Age of Technological
Transformation / Leisure Society: A Dream or
Reality?
Chair: Jochen Gläser, ESRC Centre for the
Economic and Social Aspects of Genomics
(Cesagen), Lancaster University, United Kingdom
and Dirk Steinbach; Center for Future
Studies, University of Applied Sciences of
Salzburg, Austria
Location: UB-FPGH-Sala Gran
Session ID: RC23_17
Authors and Papers:
Alan Law (Trent University, Canada)
Undesirables, unemployables and other ‘social
malingerers’: containing the ‘post-war’ leisure
society.
Scott North (Osaka University, Japan)
Frayed white collars: The future of leisure in
Japan and the United States.
Elmar Schüll (University of Applied Sciences
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of Salzburg, Austria)
Foreseeing leisure futures - Dealing with ambivalence
and contradiction.
Dirk Steinbach (University of Applied Sciences
of Salzburg, Austria)
Foreseeing leisure futures - Dealing with ambivalence
and contradiction.
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RC 24 Environment and Society
Environnement et société
Medio ambiente y sociedad
President: Raymond Murphy, University of Ottawa, Canada
Coordinators of the programme: Joan David Tabara, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona,
Spain, Mercedes Pardo, Universidad Carlos III, Spain, Ernest Garcia, Universitat de València,
Spain. Local Hosts: Joan Davis Tabara; Mercedes Pardo; Ernest García.
Subject: “The contribution of environmental sociology towards a sustainable society”
Organizer: J. David Tàbara, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain
Friday, September 5, 15:30-17:30
Session 01: Social learning about environmental
issues
Chair: J. David Tàbara, Universitat Autònoma
de Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain
Location: UB-FPGH-402
Session ID: RC24_01
Authors and Papers:
Pedro Roberto Jacobi (University of São
Paulo, Brasil)
Public Participation and the fostering of societal
learning in watershed management in Brazil
J. David Tàbara (Universitat Autònoma de
Barcelona, Spain)
Climate learning among regional agents. Insights
from China, Eastern Europe and Iberia.
Francesca Cots (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona,
Spain)
Climate learning among regional agents. Insights
from China, Eastern Europe and Iberia.
Xingang Dai (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona,
Spain)
Climate learning among regional agents. Insights
from China, Eastern Europe and Iberia.
Maria Falaleeva (Universitat Autònoma de
Barcelona, Spain)
Climate learning among regional agents. Insights
from China, Eastern Europe and Iberia.
Zsuzsanna Flachner (Universitat Autònoma de
Barcelona, Spain)
Climate learning among regional agents. Insights
from China, Eastern Europe and Iberia.
Darryn MceEvoy (Universitat Autònoma de
Barcelona, Spain)
Climate learning among regional agents. Insights
from China, Eastern Europe and Iberia.
Saskia Werners (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona,
Spain)
Climate learning among regional agents. Insights
from China, Eastern Europe and Iberia.
Kirsten Hollaender (University of Groningen,
The Netherlands)
Dynamics in a Stakeholder Dialogue: Results
from an ongoing project on Monitoring and Facilitating
the Stakeholder Dialogue in Costa
Due and Subsequent Investment Decisions.
Manoj Kumar Teotia (Centre for Research in
Rural and Industrial Development (CRRID),
India)
Environment, Poverty and Social Learning in
Urban India: Issues and Strategies. A Case
Study of Ludhiana Metropolitan Town.
Harald Rohracher (Inter-University Research
Centre for Technology, Austria)
Intermediary organisations as facilitators of social
learning processes. The case of green
electricity labels.
Ana Prades (CIEMAT, Spain and Cardiff University,
UK)
Investigating lay understanding and reasoning
about fusion technology
Tom Horlick-Jones (CIEMAT, Spain and Cardiff
University, UK)
Investigating lay understanding and reasoning
about fusion technology
Josep Espluga (CIEMAT, Spain and Cardiff
University, UK)
Investigating lay understanding and reasoning
about fusion technology
Christian Oltra (CIEMAT, Spain and Cardiff
University, UK)
Investigating lay understanding and reasoning
about fusion technology
Joaquín Navajas (CIEMAT, Spain and Cardiff
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University, UK)
Investigating lay understanding and reasoning
about fusion technology
Friday, September 5, 15:30-17:30
Session 11: Environmental justice and ecological
debt
Chair: Michael Redclift (UK) King’s College
London - University of London, UK; and David
Manuel Navarrete, King’s College London -
University of London, UK/Spain.
Location: UB-FPGH-404
Session ID: RC24_11
Authors and Papers:
Andrew Jorgenson (North Carolina State University,
USA)
Structural Integration, Environmental Degradation,
and Health. Cross-National Study of Industrial
Organic Water Pollution and Infant
Mortality in Less Developed Countries 1980-
2000.
Marco Grasso (Università degli Studi di Milano,
Italy )
The shape of distributive justice in climate
change.
Inaki Barcena (Euskal Herriko Unibertsitatea,
Basque country )
Ecological debt: a tool for moving forward to
another possible world. who is indebted to
whom?’
David Manuel-Navarrete (University of London,
UK)
The Eye of the Storm”: environmental justice
and local governance in the Mexican Caribbean.
Mark Pelling (University of London, UK)
The Eye of the Storm”: environmental justice
and local governance in the Mexican Caribbean.
Michael Redclift (University of London, UK)
The Eye of the Storm”: environmental justice
and local governance in the Mexican Caribbean.
Carmit Lubanov (Tel Aviv University, Israel)
Environmental Justice in Israel: Narrative
Model of Geographical Injustice.
Mariana Walter (Autonomous University of
Barcelona)
Anti-gold mining local movements in latin-America.Gold
for others or water for us.
Leire Urkidi (Autonomous University of Barcelona)
Anti-gold mining local movements in latin-America.Gold
for others or water for us.
Friday, September 5, 18:00-20:00
Session 02: Social dimensions of global environmental
change
Chair: Mercedes Pardo, Department of Political
Science and Sociology, University Carlos
III, Madrid, Spain.
Location: UB-FPGH-402
Session ID: RC24_02
Authors and Papers:
Jordi Ortega (University Carlos III, Spain )
Climate Change: social and political perceptions
of future environmental commitments
Iván López (University Carlos III, Spain )
Climate Change: social and political perceptions
of future environmental commitments
David Uzzell (University of Surrey, UK)
Changing Relations in Global Environmental
Change
Nora Räthzel (University of Umeå, Sweden)
Changing Relations in Global Environmental
Change
Albert Teixeira da Silva (Universidade Federal
do Pará, Amazônia, Brasil)
Brazil and Multidimentional Challenges of the
Climatic Changes
Cigdem Adem (Middle East Technical University,
Turkey)
Diverse Discourses on Global Environmental
Change and Local Perceptions in Turkey.
Midori Aoyagi-Usui (National Institute for Environmental
Studies, Japan)
Public understanding of Climate change: their
logic and motivation for supporting climate
change prevention actions.
Atsuko Kuribayashi (NLR Institute)
Public understanding of Climate change: their
logic and motivation for supporting climate
change prevention actions.
Tomomi Shinada (Rikkyo University)
Public understanding of Climate change: their
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logic and motivation for supporting climate
change prevention actions.
Yuki Sampei (National Institute for Environmental
Studies)
Public understanding of Climate change: their
logic and motivation for supporting climate
change prevention actions.
Mercedes Pardo (University, Carlos III, Spain)
The Social Dimensions of Global Environmental
Change.
Friday, September 5, 18:00-20:00
Session 13: Ecological risk: local to global
Chair: Nick Pidgeon, Cardiff Universty, UK;
and Eugene Rosa, Washington University
USA.
Location: UB-FPGH-306
Session ID: RC24_13
Authors and Papers:
Stefan Walter (University of Lapland, Finland)
Can science manage ecological risks?,
Vanesa Castán Broto (Forestry Commission,
UK)
Limitations of risk analysis tools to address
local concerns about residential pollution,
Claudia Carter (Forestry Commission, UK)
Limitations of risk analysis tools to address
local concerns about residential pollution,
Lucia Elghali (Forestry Commission, UK)
Limitations of risk analysis tools to address
local concerns about residential pollution,
Kate Burningham (Forestry Commission, UK)
Limitations of risk analysis tools to address
local concerns about residential pollution,
José M Echavarren (Universidad Pablo Olavide,
Spain)
Fear and Ecoreligion: new elements of the current
ecological crisis,
Christopher Oliver (Michigan State University,
USA)
Are biofuels a Panacea or a potential environmental
disaster? Exploring environmental risk
and the ecotechnological contradiction of the
capitalist state
Biancca Scarpeline de Castro (UNICAMP, Brasil)
Science and Technology and Development
Giuseppe Tipaldo (Università degli Studi di Torino,
Itay)
A comparative analysis of local press about
settlement of an urban waste incinerator in
Turin and Trento
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 03: Social movements towards a
post-carbon era
Chair: Ernest Garcia, Universitat de València,
Spain
Location: UB-FPGH-402
Session ID: RC24_03
Authors and Papers:
David Evans (University of Surrey, UK)
Sustainable Lifestylers: Experiences, Tensions,
Implications.
Ana Horta (Social Sciences Institute of Lisbon’s
University (ICS-UL), Portugal)
Energy efficiency policy in Portugal – the social
causes of failure.
José G Ferreira (Social Sciences Institute of
Lisbon’s University (ICS-UL), Portugal)
Energy efficiency policy in Portugal – the social
causes of failure.
João Guerra (Social Sciences Institute of Lisbon’s
University (ICS-UL), Portugal)
Energy efficiency policy in Portugal – the social
causes of failure.
Luísa Schmidt (Social Sciences Institute of Lisbon’s
University (ICS-UL), Portugal)
Energy efficiency policy in Portugal – the social
causes of failure.
Mercedes Martínez Iglesias (University of Valencia,
Spain)
The society of decrease.
Matteo Puttilli (Inter-University, Italy)
Energy management and collective action: a
territorial approach in Piedmont region (Italy).
Marta G. Rivera Ferré (Autonomous University
of Barcelona, Spain)
The agro-food chain towards a post-carbon
era: links between the Food Sovereignty and
Degrowth proposals.
Ernest Garcia (University of Valencia, Spain)
Visions and social movements towards a postcarbon
era in Europe.
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Session 14: Community and natural resources
Chair: Stewart Lockie Central Queensland
University, Australia
Location: UB-FPGH-403
Session ID: RC24_14
Authors and Papers:
E. N. Ashok Kumar (SRTM University, India)
E. N. Ashok Kumar (SRTM University, India)
Forest-Community Interface: Some Structural
Determinants
Maria José Carneiro (UFRRJ, Brazil)
Environmentalism and agriculture: new disputes
on the use of the territory.
Stewart Lockie (Central Queensland University,
Australia)
Community-based conservation of agricultural
biodiversity within neoliberal regimes of governance.
Sabine Möllenkamp (University of Osnabrueck,
Germany)
Comparing research-supported stakeholder involvement
in the Rhine and Amudarya basins:
is it to compare “apples and oranges”?
Darya Hirsch (University of Osnabrueck, Germany)
Comparing research-supported stakeholder involvement
in the Rhine and Amudarya basins:
is it to compare “apples and oranges”?
Irene A. Sosunova (International Independent
University of Environmental and Political
Sciences, Moldova)
Socio-ecological interests, ecological problems
and public debate: comparative analysis of
Russian and Moldavian transforming societies.
Hilary Tovey (Trinity College Dublin, Ireland)
Constructing communities for natural resource
governance.
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 16: Democratizing knowledge, democratizing
power I: downstream dynamics of
knowledge/power
Chair: Luigi Pellizzoni, Università di Trieste,
Italy
Location: UB-FPGH-404
Session ID: RC24_16
Authors and Papers:
Steven R. Brechin (Syracuse University, USA,
Osmany Salas Independent Consultant, Belize)
NGOs, - Civil Society and State Networks: Democratizing
State Functions of Nature Protection
in Belize, Central America
Aino Inkinen (Finnish Environment Institute,
Finland)
Does knowledge bring power? The case of
participation in environmental decision-making
Mikael Klintman (University of Lund, Sweden)
Dilemmas for Developing Legitimacy in New
Food Safety Governance: The example of the
European Food Safety Authority
Beatrice Bengtsson (University of Lund, Sweden)
Dilemmas for Developing Legitimacy in New
Food Safety Governance: The example of the
European Food Safety Authority
Luigi Pellizzoni (University of Trieste, Italy)
Manufacturing nature. Converging technologies
and the knowledge/power dynamics
Benoit Vergriette (AFSSET, France)
Democratising the expertise process related to
environmental and health risks: a French experience
Sylvie Loisel (AFSSET, France)
Democratising the expertise process related to
environmental and health risks: a French experience
Wynne Wright (Michigan State University,
USA)
Democratising Agro-Food Knowledge? The
Case of Hungaricums
Bálint Balázs (Szent István University, Hungary)
Democratising Agro-Food Knowledge? The
Case of Hungaricums
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 04: “Temas de actualidad en el
medio ambiente y la sociedad” /Current issues
on Environment and society” Part I (Session in
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Chair: Ignasi Lerma; Universitat de València;
Spain
Location: UB-FPGH-402
Session ID: RC24_04
Authors and Papers:
Artemio Baigorri (Universidad de Extremadura,
Spain)
Trasvases de capital humano del ambientalismo
a la política.
Mar Chaves (Universidad de Extremadura,
Spain)
Trasvases de capital humano del ambientalismo
a la política.
Paulo Martins (Instituto de Pesquisas Técnológicas
de Sao Paulo, Brazil)
Nanotecnologia, Sociedad y Meio Ambiente :
puntos de reflexiones para um nuevo mundo
possible.
Antonio Aledo (Universidad de Alicante, Spain)
Impacto ecológico del turismo residencial.
Adolfo Torres (Universidad de Granada,
Spain)
Sostenibilidad y conservación de la naturaleza:
notas para el debate.
Carmen Sanz (Universidad de Granada,
Spain)
Sostenibilidad y conservación de la naturaleza:
notas para el debate.
Juan Bejarano (Universidad de Granada,
Spain)
Sostenibilidad y conservación de la naturaleza:
notas para el debate.
Francisco Guízar (Universidad Autónoma del
Estado de México, Mexico)
Los recursos naturales y los pueblos indígenas:
un análisis desde la sociología del derecho
ambiental.
Ignasi Lerma (Universitat de València, Spain)
Procesos e instrumentos de participación en la
cuestión ambiental: legitimidad, privatización y
control del conflicto ambiental.
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 15: Public participation in environmental
monitoring
Chair: Steven Yearley UK; and Maria Eugenia
Rodrigues, Portugal
Location: UB-FPGH-403
Session ID: RC24_15
Authors and Papers:
Maria Eugénia Rodrigues (University of Minho,
Portugal)
Locating environmental monitoring: how to
analyse environmental monitoring in the light
of sociological theory
Steven Yearley (University of Edinburgh, UK)
Locating environmental monitoring: how to
analyse environmental monitoring in the light
of sociological theory
Nicolas Benvegnu (Centre de Sociologie de
l’Innovation, École des Mines de Paris &
Groupe de Recherche Énergie, Technologie et
Société, EDF R&D)
A political invention? The procedure for a public
debate on the installation of wind turbines
in Atrébatie, France.
Ana Gonçalves (ISCTE, Portugal)
Learning science, exercising citizenship: a Portuguese
case study
João Guerra (ICS, University of Lisbon, Portugal)
Learning science, exercising citizenship: a Portuguese
case study
Gláucia da Silva (Universidade Federal Fluminense,
Brazil)
Nuclear risk in France: the Local Information
Committees case
Magnus Boström (Södertörn University College,
Sweden)
NGO participation in global social and environmental
standard-setting.
Kristina Tamm Hallström (Stockholm Centre
for Organizational Research, Sweden)
NGO participation in global social and environmental
standard-setting.
Ana Delgado (University of Bergen, Norway,
University of Barcelona, Spain)
Re-thinking public participation in environmental
governance
Saturday, September 6, 13:30-14:30
Session 25: Business Meeting
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Columbia
Location: UB-FPGH-403
Session ID: RC24_25BM
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 05: Temas de actualidad en el
medio ambiente y la sociedad II / Current issues
of environment and society: case studies
/ estudios de caso Part II (Bilingual session)
Chair: Ignacio Lerma; Universitat de València;
Spain
Location: UB-FPGH-404
Session ID: RC24_05
Authors and Papers:
Marta Moreno (Universidad Nacional de Educación
a Distancia, Universidad Autónoma de
Madrid, Spain)
Attitudes and behaviors toward health and environment
in Cuba
Juan Ruiz (Universidad Nacional de Educación
a Distancia, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid,
Spain)
Attitudes and behaviors toward health and environment
in Cuba
Andrés Pedreño (Universidad de Murcia)
Policies, Stakeholders’ perceptions and land
use change on desertification processes in the
mediterranean: a research on the region of
Murcia (Southeast Spain).
Pedro Baños (Universidad de Murcia)
Policies, Stakeholders’ perceptions and land
use change on desertification processes in the
mediterranean: a research on the region of
Murcia (Southeast Spain).
Irene Pérez (Universidad de Murcia)
Policies, Stakeholders’ perceptions and land
use change on desertification processes in the
mediterranean: a research on the region of
Murcia (Southeast Spain).
Francisco López (Universidad de Murcia)
Policies, Stakeholders’ perceptions and land
use change on desertification processes in the
mediterranean: a research on the region of
Murcia (Southeast Spain).
Ana Teresa López Pastor (Universidad de Valladolid,
Spain)
El Agente De Desarrollo Sostenible. Una Experiencia
Piloto de Sinergia Institucional Informal
En España.
Hernando Uribe (Universidad Autónoma de
Occidente, Colombia)
Nuevos repertorios de acción colectiva para la
toma de tierras en Cali, Colombia.
Tarcísio Alves (Sociedade de Ensino Superior
da Escada, Brazil)
O debate teórico sobre o meio ambiente na
sociologia rural brasileira.
Guayana Páez-Acosta (London University,
UK)
Bringing Together Sustainable and Human Development:
A Conceptual-Methodological Proposal
for the Implementation.
Maria Teresa Buroz (Catholic University Andres
Bello, Venezuela)
Bringing Together Sustainable and Human Development:
A Conceptual-Methodological Proposal
for the Implementation.
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 06: Sustainable global food markets:
facing new challenges
Chair: Julia Guivant Universidade Federal de
Santa Catarina, Brazil.
Location: UB-FPGH-402
Session ID: RC24_06
Authors and Papers:
Stephan Lorenz (Friedrich-Schiller-Universität
Jena, Germany)
How to deal with food affluence - the German
“Tafel” as a contribution to socio-ecological
sustainability?
Camila Moreno (UFRRJ, CPDA, Brazil)
Energy Sovereignty: a contribution from Brazilian
social movements on ‘biofuels’ in a transition
to a post-oil society.
Marcia Grisotti (Universidade Federal de Santa
Catarina, Brasil)
Health claims for functional foods: national regulations
and the global market
Julia S. Guivant (Universidade Federal de
Santa Catarina, Brasil)
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and the global market
Theresa Selfa (Kansas State University, USA)
From Breadbasket to Biomass: Conflicting
Claims of Sustainability and Productivism in
the American Great Plains.
Arthur Mol (Wageningen University)
The Netherlands. Food and biofuels.
Luciano Florit (Universidad Regional de Blumenau,
Brasil)
Speciesism and development.
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 17: Democratizing knowledge, democratizing
power II. Upstream
Chair: Luigi Pellizzoni, University of Trieste,
Italy
Location: UB-FPGH-403
Session ID: RC24_17
Authors and Papers:
Bálint Balázs (Szent István University, Hungary
)
Forest Discourses and Democratizing Knowledge:
The Case of Hungarian Forestry
Norbert Kohlheb (Szent István University, Hungary
)
Forest Discourses and Democratizing Knowledge:
The Case of Hungarian Forestry
György Pataki (Szent István University, Hungary
)
Forest Discourses and Democratizing Knowledge:
The Case of Hungarian Forestry
Laura Centemeri (University of Milano, Italy)
Environmental damage as externality: a sociological
perspective
Cécilia Claeys-Mekdade (Université de la Méditerranée,
France)
The limits of participative democracy: How
wide is the gap between forums and “ordinary”
inhabitants/citizens?
Pablo García García Serrano (Universidad Autónoma
de Madrid, Spain)
Model management of urban environment problems
from the participative action-research.
One experience in Centro American and Caribbean
small towns
Juan Pedro Ruiz Sanz (Universidad Autónoma
de Madrid, Spain)
Model management of urban environment problems
from the participative action-research.
One experience in Centro American and Caribbean
small towns
Marta Moreno González (Universidad Nacional
de Educación a Distancia, Spain)
Model management of urban environment problems
from the participative action-research.
One experience in Centro American and Caribbean
small towns
Maria Jose Carneiro (Rural University of Rio
de Janeiro, Brazil, Camila Medeiros Federal
University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
Scientific evidences in the Brazilian government
environmental policy.
Teresa da Silva Rosa (Rural University of Rio
de Janeiro, Brazil, Camila Medeiros Federal
University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
Scientific evidences in the Brazilian government
environmental policy.
Minna Santaoja (University of Stuttgart, Germany)
Grassroot knowledge for biodiversity
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 07: Ecological restoration, adaptation,
and environmental change
Chair: Matthias Gross, Helmholtz Centre for
Environmental Research – UFZ, Leipzig, Germany
Location: UB-FPGH-402
Session ID: RC24_07
Authors and Papers:
Jean-Michel Le Bot (Université Rennes 2,
France)
Integrating Non-humans into the City: A Typology
of Attachments.
Pedro Baños Páez (Universidad de Murcia,
Spain)
Social and Environmental Recovery in the Surroundings
Portmán Bay in the South East of
the Iberian Peninsula
Gonzalez Baños Páez (Universidad de Murcia,
Spain)
Social and Environmental Recovery in the Surroundings
Portmán Bay in the South East of
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the Iberian Peninsula
Isabel Beatriz Baños (Universidad de Murcia,
Spain)
Social and Environmental Recovery in the Surroundings
Portmán Bay in the South East of
the Iberian Peninsula
Minerva Campos Sánchez (Universitat Autònoma
de Barcelona, Spain)
Socio-ecological approach for the analysis of
local adaptive responsesto land use change in
Pacific coast of Michoacan, Mexico.
Martí Boada Juncà (Universitat Autònoma de
Barcelona, Spain)
Socio-ecological approach for the analysis of
local adaptive responsesto land use change in
Pacific coast of Michoacan, Mexico.
Alejandro Velázquez Montes (Universitat Autònoma
de Barcelona, Spain)
Socio-ecological approach for the analysis of
local adaptive responsesto land use change in
Pacific coast of Michoacan, Mexico.
See Jae Lee (The Catholic University of Korea,
Korea)
Impacts and Vulnerability: Variant Impacts affected
by Hebei Spirit Oil Spill Accident in
Korea
M Zulfiquar Ali Islam (University of Rajshahi,
Bangladesh)
Ecological restoration, adaptation, and environmental
change.
Sylvia Kruse (Leuphana University of Lüneburg,
Institute for Environmental Strategies )
Managing Natural Hazards: Policy Change
between Protection, Adaptation and Restoration.
Floodplain Management in the Middle
Elbe River.
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 18: Environmental organization for a
sustainable future
Chair: Seejae Lee, Catholic University, South
Korea
Location: UB-FPGH-403
Session ID: RC24_18
Authors and Papers:
Catherine Delhoume (LaSalle Beauvais Institute,
France )
How agriculture can contribute to a better respect
of environment ? Managing new advices
toward dairy farmers.
Karunamay Subuddhi (Indian Institute of Technology,
India)
Strategic: `Global Frames’ for environmental
transformation in the contemporary world:
Communicative structures and practices of
Green activism.
Ilaria Beretta (Catholic University of Milan, Italy
)
Environmental and social sustainability politics/practices.
Santiago’s case(Chile).
Lotsmart N. Fonjong (University of Buea, Cameroon)
Environmental Organizations in Cameroon:
Contributions to Environmental Protection and
Civil Society
William T. Markham (University of North Carolina
at Greensboro, United States)
Environmental Organizations in Cameroon:
Contributions to Environmental Protection and
Civil Society
Ingmar Lippert (Centre for the Study of Environmental
Change, Department of Sociology
Lancaster University, United Kingdom)
Agents of/for constructing (un)sustainable futures:
Hope for change.
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 26: Joint session 02 of RC24, RC13
and RC50: Leisure, Tourism and Environment.
Part I
Chair: Organiser: Ishwar Modi, India International
Institute of Social Sciences “The Universe”,
Jaipur, India; Chairs: Arthur P.J. Mol,
Wageningen University, Netherlands and Scott
North, Osaka University, Japan
Location: UB-FPGH-404
Session ID: RC24_26
Authors and Papers:
Alex Deffner (University of Thessaly, Greece)
The Cultural and Tourist Policy Dimension in
City Marketing: The Case of the Olympic Municipality
of Nea Ionia, Magnesia, Greece.
Theodore Metaxas (University of Thessaly,
Greece)
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The Cultural and Tourist Policy Dimension in
City Marketing: The Case of the Olympic Municipality
of Nea Ionia, Magnesia, Greece.
Arvind Kumar Agrawal (University of Rajasthan,
Jaipur, India)
Globalization, Leisure and Tourism : A Critical
Analysis from Third World Perspective.
Francis Lobo (Australia)
“Consuming Experiences: Challenges for Leisure
Tourism”
Devesh Nigam (India)
“Ecotourism in Madhav National Park, India:
Tourist Perspectives on Environmental Impacts
and their Management”
Vinay Kumar Narula (India)
“Ecotourism in Madhav National Park, India:
Tourist Perspectives on Environmental Impacts
and their Management”
Leena Sebastian (India)
“Tourism Development and Related Transformations:
A Comparative Case Study of two
Destinations in Kerala, South India”
James Moir (UK)
“Tourism: A Visual Leisure Pursuit”
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Session 08: Environment in the information
age
Chair: Arthur Mol, Wageningen University,
The Netherlands
Location: UB-FPGH-402
Session ID: RC24_08
Authors and Papers:
Aarti Gupta (Wageningen University, the Netherlands)
Transparency in Global Environmental Governance:
an exploratory analysis
Sander van den Burg (Wageningen University,
the Netherlands)
Environmental Information Disclosure in China
Eugénia Rodrigues (Universidade do Minho,
Portugal)
Open Source Monitoring
Harald Heinrichs (Lueneburg University, Germany)
The role of (new) media for citizens’ participation
in sustainable development – conceptual
framework & typology
Mark C.J. Stoddart (University of British Columbia,
Canada)
The Meaning of Mountains: the Media, Skiing
and the Environment in British Columbia
Maija Sipilä (Finish Forest Research Institute,
Finland)
Social Information as a resource in the governance
of Urban Environments
Liisa Tyrväinen (Finish Forest Research Institute,
Finland)
Social Information as a resource in the governance
of Urban Environments
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Session 19: Community based movements
in a globalizing world
Chair: Hellmuth Lange, University of Bremen,
Germany
Location: UB-FPGH-403
Session ID: RC24_19
Authors and Papers:
Mei-Ling Lin (National Open University in Taiwan,
Taiwan )
Asia-Pacific, Globalization and Sustainable
Development: New Challenges for Local Communities
in Fighting Poverty
Wilson Akpan (University of Fort Hare, South
Africa)
Bringing the Community Back in? The “Sociological
Turn” in Direct State Participation in Petroleum
Exploitation in Nigeria.
Ikechukwu Umejesi (University of Fort Hare,
South Africa)
Resource-sector reforms or resource scramble?
The socio-ecological bases of compensation
demands in Nigeria’s “rejuvenated” solid
minerals economy.
Wilson Akpan (University of Fort Hare, South
Africa)
Resource-sector reforms or resource scramble?
The socio-ecological bases of compensation
demands in Nigeria’s “rejuvenated” solid
minerals economy.
Koichi Hasegawa (Tohoku University, Japan)
Local Environmental Movement and Local Governance
for “Climate Crisis.
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Lucia da Costa Ferreira (Vieira de Campos)
Encounter of Waters: Social Dynamics and
Biodiversity in the Brazilian Amazon
Brazil Simone (Vieira de Campos)
Encounter of Waters: Social Dynamics and
Biodiversity in the Brazilian Amazon
Eliana Junqueira Creado (Nepam/Unicamp,
Brasil )
Encounter of Waters: Social Dynamics and
Biodiversity in the Brazilian Amazon
Ana Beatriz (Nepam/Unicamp, Brasil )
Encounter of Waters: Social Dynamics and
Biodiversity in the Brazilian Amazon
Vianna Mendes (Nepam/Unicamp, Brasil )
Encounter of Waters: Social Dynamics and
Biodiversity in the Brazilian Amazon
Camilo Caropreso (Nepam/Unicamp, Brasil )
Encounter of Waters: Social Dynamics and
Biodiversity in the Brazilian Amazon
Edwin Zaccaï (Universit´s Libre de Bruxelles,
Belgium)
Doomwatch, the Good life, and practical environmentalism.
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Session 27: Joint session 03 of RC24, Rc13
and RC50: Leisure, Tourism and Environment.
Part II
Chair: Organiser: Ishwar Modi, India International
Institute of Social Sciences “The Universe”,
Jaipur, India; Chairs: Raymond
Murphy, University of Ottawa, Canada, Jaap
Lengkeek, University of Wageningen, The Netherlands
and Jan te Kloeze, WICE, The Netherlands
Location: UB-FPGH-404
Session ID: RC24_27
Authors and Papers:
Karen Wall (Athabasca University,Alberta, Canada)
Healing Waters, Healing Histories: Aboriginal
Pilgrimage, Social Change and Concepts of
Reconciliation.
Mounet Jean-Pierre (Université J. Fourier –
Grenoble, France)
The participatory management of outdoor recreation
areas: governance and participation.
Rech Yohann (Université J. Fourier – Grenoble,
France)
The participatory management of outdoor recreation
areas: governance and participation.
Pedro Prista (ISCTE, Portugal)
Social Tensions, Tourism and Landscape.
Pekka Mustonen (Statistics Finland, Helsinki,
Finland)
Young ‘serious’ tourists -The effect of commitment
on the green motivations.
Antti Honkanen (University of Applied Sciences,
Vaasa, Finland)
Young ‘serious’ tourists -The effect of commitment
on the green motivations.
Rohit Modi (Suzlon, Pune, India)
Changing Trends: The Road becomes the
Destination.
Ronit Grossman (The Open University of Israel,
Israel)
‘Cosmopolitans’ and ‘Provincials’ in Online
Diaries of Travelers to India.
Yael Enoch (The Open University of Israel, Israel)
‘Cosmopolitans’ and ‘Provincials’ in Online
Diaries of Travelers to India.
Shalini Modi (India International Institute of Social
Sciences, Pune, India)
The Road Less Travelled: Out of the Past into
the Future.
Sherry Sabbarwal (Panjab University, Chandigarh,
India)
Experiencing Leisure: Using Phenomenology
in Tourism Inquiry.
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Session 09: Environmental attitudes: conceptualizations
and comparisons
Chair: Riley Dunlap, Oklahoma State University,
USA.
Location: UB-FPGH-402
Session ID: RC24_09
Authors and Papers:
Henning Best (University of Mannheim, Germany
)
Environmental Concern and Values: An Empirical
Analysis of Four Measurement Approaches
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Manuel Jimenez (University Pablo de Olavide
of Sevilla & IESA-CSIC, Spain )
Defining and Measuring Environmental Consciousness.
Regina Lafuente (University Pablo de Olavide
of Sevilla & IESA-CSIC, Spain )
Defining and Measuring Environmental Consciousness.
Sadegh Salehi (Mazandarn University, Iran,
Lees University, UK)
New Environmental Paradigm and Environmental
Responsible Behaviors
Giangiacomo Bravo (Università di Brescia,
Italy)
Environmental Perception and Protected Area
Management: An International Comparison
Beatrice Marelli (Università di Brescia, Italy)
Environmental Perception and Protected Area
Management: An International Comparison
Steven R. Brechin (Syracuse University, USA)
Gender and Environmental Attitudes and Values
on Three Continents: A Comparative
Study of Detroit, USA, Belo Horizonte, Brazil,
and Beijing, China.
Susan Borker (Syracuse University, USA)
Gender and Environmental Attitudes and Values
on Three Continents: A Comparative
Study of Detroit, USA, Belo Horizonte, Brazil,
and Beijing, China.
Paul Mohai (University of Michigan, USA)
Gender and Environmental Attitudes and Values
on Three Continents: A Comparative
Study of Detroit, USA, Belo Horizonte, Brazil,
and Beijing, China.
Solange Simoes (Eastern Michigan University,
USA )
Gender and Environmental Attitudes and Values
on Three Continents: A Comparative
Study of Detroit, USA, Belo Horizonte, Brazil,
and Beijing, China.
Riley E. Dunlap (Oklahoma State University,
USA)
The Globalization of Citizen Concern for the
Environment: Results from Seven Cross-National
Surveys
Richard York (Oklahoma State University,
USA)
The Globalization of Citizen Concern for the
Environment: Results from Seven Cross-National
Surveys
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Session 20: Social responses to environmental
problems
Chair: Louis Lemkow, Autonomous University
of Barcelona
Location: UB-FPGH-403
Session ID: RC24_20
Authors and Papers:
Javier Ernesto López Ontiveros (UANL, San
Nicolás de los Garza, México)
The Indifference Towards the Environmental
Problem in a High Risk Residential Area. A
Case Study in the Área Metropolitana de Monterrey,
Nuevo León, México (Mexico).
Teresa Da Silva Rosa (Rio de Janeiro Rural
Federal University, Brasil )
Budget program - Cofinancing with NOGs /
Ecological terminology in European Union’s
budget program.
Shyamal Das (Minot State University, India)
Modernity- Self-expression or Tradition- Survival
Values?: Which Way is Better for Environmental
Philanthropic Attitudes in the
Cross-National Spectrum of Environmental Values?.
Lisa Eargle (Minot State University, India)
Modernity- Self-expression or Tradition- Survival
Values?: Which Way is Better for Environmental
Philanthropic Attitudes in the
Cross-National Spectrum of Environmental Values?.
Ashraf Esmail (Minot State University, India)
Modernity- Self-expression or Tradition- Survival
Values?: Which Way is Better for Environmental
Philanthropic Attitudes in the
Cross-National Spectrum of Environmental Values?.
Filip Alexandrescu (University of Toronto, Canada)
Whose resources? What resources? The stratified
construction of “community resources” at
Ro_ia Montan_, Romania.
Saurabh Gupta (SOAS, University of London)
Community-Based Natural Resource Management:
Problems and Prospects
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Sunday, September 7, 18:00-20:00
Session 10: Environmental behaviors: sociological
analyses
Chair: Riley Dunlap, Oklahoma State University,
USA
Location: UB-FPGH-402
Session ID: RC24_10
Authors and Papers:
Ritsuko Ozaki (Imperial College, UK)
Adopting Green Electricity Products: Consumers’
Environmental Beliefs, Attitudes and Behavioral
Intentions.
Alexander Frenzel (Imperial College, UK)
Adopting Green Electricity Products: Consumers’
Environmental Beliefs, Attitudes and Behavioral
Intentions.
Hiroshi Kojima (Waseda University, Japan)
A Comparative Analysis of Determinants of
Reported Environmental Behaviors in Four Capitals
in East Asia.
Henrike Rau (NUI, Ireland)
Making the Switch? Social and Cultural Dimensions
of Mobility and Modal Choice in Ireland.
Louise Reid (University of Aberdeen, Robert
Gordon University, UK)
Environmental Attitudes and Behavioural
Change: A Role for Household Environmental
Impact Diaries?
Phil Sutton (University of Aberdeen, Robert
Gordon University, UK)
Environmental Attitudes and Behavioural
Change: A Role for Household Environmental
Impact Diaries?
Colin Hunter (University of Aberdeen, Robert
Gordon University, UK)
Environmental Attitudes and Behavioural
Change: A Role for Household Environmental
Impact Diaries?
Jean-Paul Bozonnet (PACTE-CNRS – Political
Studies Institute of Grenoble, France )
Are Media Effective At Producing Environmentalism?
Hellmuth Lange (University of Bremen, Germany)
Globalization of bad habits only? New middle
classes between McDonaldization and environmental
concern. (Germany)
Sunday, September 7, 18:00-20:00
Session 12: Science and technology and risk
Chair: Eugene Rosa, Washington University,
USA.
Location: UB-FPGH-403
Session ID: RC24_12
Authors and Papers:
Diana Gallego Gallego Carrera (University of
Stuttgart, Germany)
Planning Geological Underground Storage for
Radioactive Waste: Communicating with Society.
Les Levidow (Open University, UK)
Turning Environmental Risk into Safety
Claims: Conflicts over the European Food Safety
Authority (EFSA).
Tapio Litmanen (University of Jyväskylä, Finland)
Public Consent and political effectiveness of
science: Experts’ views on the role of social
science in nuclear waste management in Finland.
Paulo Roberto Martins (Research Institute of
Technology of São Paulo State, Brasil)
Risks and Nanotechnology: Technical, Social,
and Commercial Challenges.
Nick Pidgeon (University of Cardiff, UK)
Nuclear Power and Climate Change: Old Arguments,
New Framings?.
David Fig (Independent scholar, South Africa)
Public scrutiny over the choice of risky technologies:
evidence from South Africa, Sweden,
and the United States.
Monday, September 8, 09:00-11:00
Session 22: Further environmental debates
Chair: Mercedes Martínez Iglesias, University
of Valencia, Spain
Location: UB-FPGH-402
Session ID: RC24_22
Authors and Papers:
Tom R. Burns (University of Olso, Norway)
The crisis of our planet and the shaping of a
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sustainable society: Toward a new humanistic
agenda
Nina Witoszek (University of Olso, Norway)
The crisis of our planet and the shaping of a
sustainable society: Toward a new humanistic
agenda
Oleg Yanitsky (Institute of Sociology Russian
Academy of Sciences )
Environmental Debates in Russia: From late
1980s till early 2000s” (Russia)
Irina Borislavovna Mardar (Institute of Sociology
Russian Academy of Sciences)
Environmental Debates in Russia: From late
1980s till early 2000s” (Russia)
Marja Ylönen (University of Jyväskylä, Finland)
Social Control of Environmental Crimes
Mariel Vilella Casaus (Universitat Pompeu
Fabra, Spain)
News on Genetically Modified Organisms
(GMOs): A case study research on activist
media strategies from the environmental communication
field. Press.
Kimie Tsunoda (Japan)
Bioregional Identity and Aquatic Management:
Case Study of the Tsurumi River Water Master
Plan in Japan
Ndukaeze Nwabueze (University of Lagos, Nigeria
)
Human Encroachment and the Socio-Economic
Implications of Wetland Loss in Lekki Peninsula,
Lagos, Nigeria
Climate Change.
Atsuko Kuribayashi (National Institute for Environmental
Studies, Japan)
Longitudinal Analysis of Public Awareness of
Climate Change.
Ralph Matthews (The University of British Columbia,
Canada)
New Institutional Analysis’ and Climate
Change Adaptation: Applications to Whitehorse
and Other ‘Arctic Gateway Cities.
Robin Sydneysmith (The University of British
Columbia, Canada)
New Institutional Analysis’ and Climate
Change Adaptation: Applications to Whitehorse
and Other ‘Arctic Gateway Cities.
Fritz Reusswig (Potsdam Institute for Climate
Impact Research (PIK), Germany)
Recent Transitions in the Global Discourse on
Climate Change: An Explanatory Attempt.
Anders Blok (Copenhagen University, Denmark)
Environmentalism on the carbon markets: consuming,
engaging, or confronting economics?
Brian J. Gareau (University of California, USA)
The Social Organization of the Montreal Protocol.
Maud Orne-Gliemann (Université de Montpellier
III, Paris )
Local water resource management in South
Africa: negotiating community action with reform
institutions
Monday, September 8, 09:00-11:00
Session 23: Climate, water scarcity and the
new social institutions
Chair: Brian Gareau, University of California,
USA
Location: UB-FPGH-304
Session ID: RC24_23
Authors and Papers:
Midori Aoyagi-Usui (National Institute for Environmental
Studies, Japan)
Longitudinal Analysis of Public Awareness of
Climate Change.
Yuki Sampei Tomomi Shinada (National Institute
for Environmental Studies, Japan)
Longitudinal Analysis of Public Awareness of
Monday, September 8, 11:30-13:30
Session 21: Environmental identities, environmental
literacy and processes of knowledge
building
Chair: Tim O’Riordan, University of East Anglia
Location: UB-FPGH-402
Session ID: RC24_21
Authors and Papers:
Maik Adomssent (Institute for Environmental
and Sustainability Communication, Germany)
Social-Ecological Change via ‘Sustainable Universities’
- Findings and Transferability of
Transformative Approaches
Leila da Costa Ferreira (Brazil )
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Intellectual Production in Latin America. The
Environmental Question and Interdisciplinarity
Piet Sellke (University of Stuttgart, Germany)
The Emerging Opportunities and Emerging
Risks: Reflexive Innovation and the Case of
Pervasive Computing.
Régine Boutrais (CERSO, Université Dauphine
Paris)
The emergence of environmental health and
the dynamics of NGOs in France
Benoit Vergriette (AFSSET)
The emergence of environmental health and
the dynamics of NGOs in France
Akgun Ilhan (Autonomous University of Barcelona)
Water identities and social learning in Spain
and Turkey.
J. David Tàbara (Autonomous University of
Barcelona)
Water identities and social learning in Spain
and Turkey.
Olga Mamonova (Russia)
Socio-ecological monitoring as a tool of public
opinion investigations.
foundations for mathematical modelling to foster
socioenvironmental sustainability in the real
estate industry.
Alessandro Sanches Pereira (School of Civil
Engineering, State University of Campinas)
Limits and Continuity: building conceptual
foundations for mathematical modelling to foster
socioenvironmental sustainability in the real
estate industry.
Ana Teresa López Pastor (Spain)
Some keys for improving the efficiency of environmental
communication
Miguel Vicente Mariño (Spain)
Some keys for improving the efficiency of environmental
communication
Leire Urkidi (Autonomous University of Barcelona,
Spain)
The process of democratizing power in the environmental
conflict of Pascua-Lama
Luísa Schmidt (ICS - Lisbon’s University, Portugal
)
Environmental Policy in Portugal: The Social
Causes of Failure.
Monday, September 8, 11:30-13:30
Session 24: New environmental analyses,
the state, the market, and community
Chair: Ralph Matthews University of British
Columbia
Location: UB-FPGH-304
Session ID: RC24_24
Authors and Papers:
Marie-Hélène El Jammal (IRSN)
Post-materialist values and the French population’s
perception of risks
Jean-François Tchernia (Tchernia Etudes Conseil,
Grenoble IEP)
Post-materialist values and the French population’s
perception of risks
Ugransen Pandey (India)
Pollution of small scale glass industry in Firozabad
Leonardo Freire Freire de Mello (School of
Civil Engineering, State University of Campinas)
Limits and Continuity: building conceptual
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RC 25 Language and Society
Langage et société
Lenguaje y sociedad
Co-presidents and coordinators of the programme: Sandi Michele de Oliveira, University
of Copenhagen, Denmark. Celine-Marie Pascale, American University, USA. Local Host: Octavio
Uña.
Subject: “Talking about justice: social research and social justice”
Organizer: Celine-Marie Pascale, American University, United States and Isabella Paoletti, Social
Research and Intervention Centre, Italy
Friday, September 5, 15:30-17:30
Session 14: Beyond Black and White: New
Issues in Racial Discourse at Schools
Chair: Antonia Randolph, University of Delaware,
USA
Location: UB-FPGH-406
Session ID: RC25_14
Authors and Papers:
Michael Olneck (University of Wisconsin-Madison,
USA)
Regulating Language: Oakland’s Ebonics Resolution,
California’s Proposition227, and the
Contestation of Linguistic Capital in American
Education
Theresa McGinnis ( Hofstra University, USA)
Seeing Possible Futures: Khmer Youth and the
Discourse of the American Dream
Antonia Randolph ( University of Delaware,
USA)
Race as a Resource? School Composition and
Teachers’ Disparate Discourse on School
Quality
Shirlena Campos de Souza Amaral (Northern
Fluminense State University, Brazil)
The “Policy of Share” and the Access of Afro-
Brazilians to Public Universities: Conflicts of
Speeches and Ideas in the Scientific Community,
in the Governments and in the Society -
The Case of UENF, Campos dos Goytacazes,
Rio de Janiero, Brazil
Adelia Maria Miglievich Ribeiro (Northern Fluminense
State University, Brazil)
The “Policy of Share” and the Access of Afro-
Brazilians to Public Universities: Conflicts of
Speeches and Ideas in the Scientific Community,
in the Governments and in the Society -
The Case of UENF, Campos dos Goytacazes,
Rio de Janiero, Brazil
Casey Cobb (University of Connecticut, USA)
Student perspectives on race: The role of
place and space
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 07: Nationalization and Identity: Discourses
of (Not) Belonging
Chair: Roland Terborg, Universidad Nacional
Autónoma de México, México
Location: UB-FPGH-213
Session ID: RC25_07
Authors and Papers:
Shinya Uekusa (California State University
San Marcos, United States)
Everyday Experiences of Linguicism: A Sociological
Critique of Linguistic Human Rights
(LHRs)
M. Bauer (Tyumen State Oil and Gas University,
Russia)
Modern transformations in the linguistic space
of a polyethnic region of Russia
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 15: Analyzing Racism
Chair: Melissa Steyn, University of Capetown,
South Africa
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Location: UB-FPGH-406
Session ID: RC25_15
Authors and Papers:
Tatjana Soldat-Jaffe ( University of Louisville,
United States)
Kosher Anti-Semitism? Language, Anti-Semitism,
and Public Discourse
T.J. Berard ( Kent State University, United
States)
Justice, Injustice, and U.S. Deportation Policy:
Alternative Versions from the Web
Natalie P. Byfield (St. John’s University, United
States)
At a loss for Words
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 01: Classrooms and the Struggle for
Equality
Chair: Antonia Randolph, University of Delaware,
United States
Location: UB-FPGH-212
Session ID: RC25_01
Authors and Papers:
Carola Mick (Universitè du Luxembourg, Luxembourg)
Discourse Structures and Social Inequalities in
Education: Promotion of Critical Discursive
Competence
Nirmali Goswami (Indian Institute of Technology
Kanpur, India)
School and language identity: Legitimating of
School Hindi and resistance of local variety in
the schools of Banaras
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 08: New Language Forms in Computer-Mediated
Communication: ‘NetLingo’
and Related Developments
Chair: Corinne Kirchner, Columbia University,
United States
Location: UB-FPGH-213
Session ID: RC25_08
Authors and Papers:
Daniela Landert (University of Zurich, Switzerland)
Interacting with Strangers in Online Chats:
How Net Lingo is Used to Construct Identities
and Perform Bodies
Corinne Kirchner (Columbia University, USA)
NetLingo Goes 2 Skul: Educators’ Reactions
to CMC-based Innovation in Written Language
Discussant: Gianluca Miscione (Italy)
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 16: The (Re)production of Knowledge:
Classifications in Health Care Organizations
Chair: Gianluca Miscione, Italy
Location: UB-FPGH-406
Session ID: RC25_16
Authors and Papers:
Stephanie Fox (Simon Fraser University,
Vancouver, Canada)
Patient Empowerment: Defining Agency
Roberto Lusardi (University of Trento, Italy)
Biographical & medical evidences: practices of
interpreting health and illness in Intensive Care
Unit
Martin French (Queen’s University, Canada)
The Evolution of Classifications: Health In-formation
in Ontario, Canada
Enrico Maria Piras (Fondazione Bruno Kessler
and University of Trento, Italy)
Disease or illness? Building and embedding
medical classifications in software
Alberto Zanutto (Fondazione Bruno Kessler
and University of Trento, Italy)
Disease or illness? Building and embedding
medical classifications in software
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 02: Media Representation and Social
Justice
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Chair: William Housley Cardiff University,
Wales, UK
Location: UB-FPGH-212
Session ID: RC25_02
Authors and Papers:
Peshkova Vera Mikhailovna (Centre for Analysis
of Social-political Processes, Moscow, Russia)
Producing of “Visible” Minorities and the
“Otherness”: a Discursive Analysis of Representing
of Ethno-cultural Diversity in the Russian
Press
Melissa Steyn (University of Capetown, South
Africa)
The De la Rey Phenomenon Amongst Afrikaner
Youth in South Africa: A Fantasy Theme
Analysis
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 09: Contests for Meaning & Identity
in Education
Chair: Jean Humphreys, Dallas Baptist University,
United States
Location: UB-FPGH-213
Sessi
Authors and Papers:on ID: RC25_09
Tim Mahoney (Millersville University, United
States)
Out of the Frying Pan and into the Fire: New
Teachers and the Undoing of Normative Whiteness
P. Taylor Webb (University of British Columbia,
Canada)
The Language of Accountability: A Critical Discourse
Analysis of Higher Education Policy in
British Colombia
Jean Humphreys (Dallas Baptist University,
United States)
The Veiled Facebook: An Online Telling of the
Stories of Muslim Students
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 17: Changing Science, Changing
Knowledge
Chair: Svjatoslav I. Grigorijev, Moscow State
University, Russion Federation and Joerg-Henner
Harnisch, Institute for Economic and Cultural
Analysis, Germany
Location: UB-FPGH-406
Session ID: RC25_17
Authors and Papers:
Joerg-Henner Harnisch (Institute for Economic
and Cultural Analysis, Germany)
Transfer of American Language Philosophy of
Pragmatism into other Intellectual Worlds, Cultures
and Languages
Svetlana I. Harnisch (Institute of Sociology,
RAS, Russian Federation)
Advertising Healthy Food for Eastern and
Western Europeans as Bridging the Gaps between
Scientific Knowledge and Public Awareness:
Smeckt Nestlé gut wie immer?
Valentine Yarskaya-Smirnova (Russian Academy
of Sciences)
Discussant
Saturday, September 6, 18:00-20:00
Session 18: The Linguistic Transformation of
Public Spaces
Chair: Federico Farini, University of Modena
and Reggio Emilia, Italy
Location: UB-FPGH-406
Session ID: RC25_18
Authors and Papers:
Federico Farini (University of Modena and
Reggio Emilia, Italy)
Intercultural communication and the promotion
of change in the healthcare system in Region
Emilia-Romagna: an integrated sociologicallinguistic
research
Bruno Monteiro (Psychology and Education
Sciences of Porto, Portugal)
Men, beasts and machines: On the vocabularies
of insurgence and indignity among industrial
workers
Feliu López-i-Gelats (Autonomous University
of Barcelona, Spain )
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Rural change and the politics of the notion of
rurality
David Tàbara (Autonomous University of Barcelona,
Spain )
Rural change and the politics of the notion of
rurality
Jordi Bartolomé (Autonomous University of
Barcelona, Spain)
Rural change and the politics of the notion of
rurality
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 03: Critical Analysis of Discourses of
Stereotyping and Commonplaces
Chair: Erzsébet Barát, University of Szeged,
Hungary
Location: UB-FPGH-212
Session ID: RC25_03
Authors and Papers:
Marie Nordberg (Center for Gender Research,
Faculty of Arts and Education, Karlstad University,
Sweden)
“If we only could enlighten and modernise
them…”– Masculinity, heterosexuality, class,
metronormativity, modernity and other intersections
in the Swedish debate on boys and
achievement
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 10: Making Sexuality & Gender Meaningful
Chair: Jyoti Puri, Simmons College, United
States
Location: UB-FPGH-213
Session ID: RC25_10
Authors and Papers:
Erzsébet Barát (University of Szeged, Hungary)
The Public Debate on Hate Speech Regulation
in Hungary: The Difference a Queer Perspective
Could Make
Jyoti Puri (Simmons College, United States)
Transgender Grammar: Personhood and Politics
in the Indian Context
Chanda Cook (American University, United
States)
The Legal Framing of Same-Sex Marriage in
the United States
Melanie Heath (Rice University, United States)
‘Universally Harmful or Benign’: Double Jeopardy
in Representing Polygamous Women’s
Subjectivities in Canadian Law and Policy
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 19: Cross Talk in Professional
Spheres, Panel A
Chair: Svetlana I. Harnisch, Institute of Sociology,
RAS, Russian Federation and Amado
Alarcó, University of Rovira & Virgili, Spain
Location: UB-FPGH-406
Session ID: RC25_19
Authors and Papers:
Vladimir M. Alpatov (Institute of Oriental Studies
RAS, Russian Federation)
Bilingualism and Strategies of Communication
Amado Alarcón (University of Rovira & Virgili,
Spain)
Linguistic Choice in Multilingual Companies:
Implications on Both Inclusion and Exclusion of
Social and Linguistic Groups.
Mikhail F. Chernysh ( IS RAS, Russian Federation)
Corporate Culture as a Way of Interclass Understanding
Joan Sole i Camardons (Secretariat of Language
Policy of the Vice-presidential Department
of the Generalitat de Catalunya)
Language and company in Catalonia: Main results
of the Survey of linguistic uses in the
companies of services
Anna Torrijos (Secretariat of Language Policy
of the Vice-presidential Department of the Generalitat
de Catalunya)
Language and company in Catalonia: Main results
of the Survey of linguistic uses in the
companies of services
Valery Mansurov (Russian Academy of
Sciences)
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Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Session 04: Youth Identities and Social Justice
Chair: Meredith Izon, University of Tasmania,
Australia
Location: UB-FPGH-212
Session ID: RC25_04
Authors and Papers:
Meredith Izon (University of Tasmania, Australia)
Youth, language and identity in a new African
diasporic community in Australia:
A sociolinguistic account
Brett Elizabeth Blake (St. John’s University,
United States)
Social Justice Through Critical Literacy: Examining
Language and Literacy Acquisition Patterns
of Urban Adolescent Students in the
U.S.A.
Robert W. Blake (SUNY at Brockport, United
States)
Social Justice Through Critical Literacy: Examining
Language and Literacy Acquisition Patterns
of Urban Adolescent Students in the
U.S.A.
Maya Miskovic (National-Louis University,
United States )
Race and ‘Race:’ What is in the Name, What is
in the Classroom?
Debra S. Hooks (National-Louis University
and Exceptional Children Have Opportunities
(ECHO), United States)
Race and ‘Race:’ What is in the Name, What is
in the Classroom?
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Session 06: Joint session of RC25 and
TG03: The Discourses of Ageism and Anti-
Ageism
Chair: Elisabet Cedersund, Jönköping University,
Sweden and John Macnicol, London
School of Economics, UK
Location: UB-FPGH-406
Session ID: JS_RC25_TG03_06
Authors and Papers:
Larry Anderson (Kwantlen University College,
Canada)
Ageism in Canada: A brief Report
Fredrik Snellman (Umeå University, Sweden)
Retired peoples perceptions of age-biased
birthday cards
Monika Wilinska (Jönköping University, Sweden)
Discourse of aging in the Polish media: a critical
discourse analysis of opinion weekly newsmagazines
Isabella Paoletti (Social Research and Intervention
Centre, Italy)
Age discrimination and the discursive construction
of the older worker
Elisabet
Cedersund (Jönköping University, Sweden)
The discourse of care: Negotiating age in assessment
talk
Anna Olaison ( Linköping University, Sweden)
The discourse of care: Negotiating age in assessment
talk
John Macnicol (London School of Economics,
UK)
The Uses and Abuses of Anti-Ageism
Clary Krekula (Karlstad University, Sweden)
‘Doing gendered age’ by discourses of ageism:
When old women negotiate identities
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Session 12: Indigneous Language Shifts in
Mexico
Chair: Roland Terborg, Universidad Nacional
Autónoma de México, México
Location: UB-FPGH-213
Session ID: RC25_12
Authors and Papers:
Roland Terborg (Universidad Nacional Autónoma
de México, Mexico)
Las lenguas indígenas y la disminución de su
vitalidad en la actualidad en México
Laura García Landa (Universidad Nacional
Autónoma de México, Mexico)
Las lenguas indígenas y la disminución de su
vitalidad en la actualidad en México
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Vera Bermeo (Universidad Nacional Autónoma
de México, Mexico)
Otomí language shift-maintenance in two different
communities of Mexico
Roland Terborg (Universidad Nacional Autónoma
de México, Mexico)
Otomí language shift-maintenance in two different
communities of Mexico
Alma Isela Trujillo Tamez ( Universidad Nacional
Autónoma de México)
El mantenimiento-desplazamiento de una lengua
indígena: El caso de la lengua mixe de
Oaxaca, México
María Eugenia Herrera Lima ( Universidad
Nacional Autónoma de México)
El mantenimiento-desplazamiento de una lengua
indígena: El caso de la lengua mixe de
Oaxaca, México
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Session 05: Social Research for Social Justice
Chair: Celine-Marie Pascale, American University,
United States
Location: UB-FPGH-212
Session ID: RC25_05
Authors and Papers:
Carlos A. M. Gouveia (University of Lisbon &
Institute for Theoretical and Computational Linguistics,
Portugal)
“The arrogant scientist” and “the ignorant citizen”:
A critical discourse analysis of the discourse
of scientists
Marta Filipe Alexandre (University of Lisbon &
Institute for Theoretical and Computational Linguistics,
Portugal)
“The arrogant scientist” and “the ignorant citizen”:
A critical discourse analysis of the discourse
of scientists
Celine-Marie Pascale (American University,
United States)
Theory Method and the Politics of Evidence
Gaile S.
Cannella (Tulane University, United States)
Social Justice and the Language(s)/Conceptualization(s)
of Social Science Research:
Power in Critical Inquiry
Yvonna S. Lincoln (Texas A&M University,
United States)
Social Justice and the Language(s)/Conceptualization(s)
of Social Science Research:
Power in Critical Inquiry
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Session 13: Codeswitching as a Human
Right?
Chair: Paramasivam Muthusamy, University
Putra Malaysia, Malaysia and Svetlana I. Harnisch,
Institute of Sociology, RAS, Russian
Federation
Location: UB-FPGH-213
Session ID: RC25_13
Authors and Papers:
Svetlana I. Harnisch ( Institute of Sociology,
RAS, Russian Federation)
Codeswitching as the Subject of Research and
as a Modus of Behavior
Paramasivam Muthusamy (University Putra
Malaysia, Malaysia)
Inter-language Interference and Code Switching
at the Syntactic Level: A Case Study of
Malaysia
Kazakevich Olga ( Laboratory for Computational
Lexicography, Research Computer Centre,
Lomonosov Moscow State University, Russia)
Code Switching, Borrowings and Structural Interference:
A Bundle of Issues Revisited
Irina N. Chudnovskaya (Moscow State University,
Russian Federation)
Imposing of Barriers of National - Language
and Character Type Codes as a Problem of
Mutual Understanding
Ulija Epikhina (Institute of Sociology. Russian
Academy of Sciences)
Discussant
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Session 20: Cross Talk in Professional
Spheres, Panel B
Chair: Maya Khemlani David, University of
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Malaysia, Malaysi and Vladimir Alpatov, Institute
of Oriental Studies RAS, Russian Federation
Location: UB-FPGH-404
Session ID: RC25_20
Authors and Papers:
Maya Khemlani David (University of Malaysi,
Malaysia)
Achieving Professional Goals: Use of Mixed
Discourse in Interviews
Nataly Khetagurova (IS, RAS, Russian Federation)
Cross-talk in Public Debates: Discourse on the
Anti-Global Movement
Alexander Teslenko (Kazakhstan Academy of
Sciences)
Discussant
Anna Eliseeva (Institute of Sociology. Russian
Academy of Sciences)
Discussant
Sunday, September 7, 18:00-20:00
Session 11: Joint session of RC25, RC05
and TG03: Migrant women: human rights violations
and resistance
Chair: Isabella Paoletti, Social Research and
Intervention Centre, Italy
Location: UB-FPGH-406
Session ID: SJS_RC25_RC05_TG03_11
Authors and Papers:
Maria Rita Bartolomei (Macerata University,
Italy)
Islamic education and women’s rights in Italy
Isabella Paoletti (Social Research and Intervention
Centre, Italy)
Migrant women from Muslim Countries: social
and institutional discourses producing segregation
Carola Mick (Campus Walferdange, Luxembourg)
Peruvian domestic servants as promoters of
social justice in Peru?
Leonor Gimeno (Universidad Computense de
Madrid, Spain)
Human Rights and immigrants’ sense of belonging
to the society of immigration
Shobha Hamal Gurung (South Utah University,
United States)
Informal Global Economy: The case of Nepali
Female Migrants in Boston and New York
Sergey V. Ryazantsev (Social and Political
Research Institute, Russian Academy of
Sciences Russia)
Russian women abroad: migration channels
and problems of adaptation
RC 26 Sociotechnics, sociological practice;
Sociotechnique, pratique sociologique; Sociotécnica,
práctica sociológica
Session 12: Georgeous Tsobanoglou, The
Aegean University, Greece
Subject: “Improving capacity to influence politics
for sustainable communities: Local cohesion
partnerships, basic income and social
economy”
Organizer: G. Tsobanoglou, Sociology Department,
Aegean University, Mytilini, Greece
and Nikita Pokrovsky, Sociology Department,
Higher School of Economics, Department of
General Sociology, Russia
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 01: Russia in a Changing World :
The Dynamics and Quality of Citizenship and
Civil Society
Chair: Nikita Pokrovsky, Higher School of
Economics, Russian Federation
Location: UB-RB-230
Session ID: RC26_01
Authors and Papers:
Miroslava Tsapko (Sociology Department &
Sociological Research Center, Dozent & Director
Russian State University for the Humanities,
Russia, Moscow)
“The Russian democracy and elective simulacra”
Mikhail Gorshkov (Institute of Sociology, Russian
Academy of Sciences, Director, Russian
Academy of Sciences Corresponding Member,
Russia)
«Middle Class: Do We Have It in Russia»
Velikaya Nataliya (Sociology Department , Pro-
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fessor, Russian State University for the Humanities,
Russia, Moscow)
“Local communities in Post-soviet countries:
development or stagnation”
Azer _fentiev (Faculty of Management , State
University – Higher School of Economics, Moscow,
Russia)
“Social Organization of Business : Theoretical
Insight”
Evgeniya Balabanova (Faculty of Management,
State University – Higher School of Economics,
Moscow, Russia)
“Power –Dependent Relations in Russian Business
Organizations”
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 03: Enhancing capacities to impress
on policy for sustainable communities. Social
Capital, Social Economy
Chair: Hans Harms, Koniordos, Sokratis
Location: UB-RB-221
Session ID: RC26_03
Authors and Papers:
Ioannis Nasioulas (Sociology Department,
Aegean University, & Tsobanoglou, G. Sociology,
Department, Aegean University, Mytilini,
Greece )
“Mapping the Social Economy : The Case of
Greece”
Myrsine Roumeliotou (Sociology Department,
University of the Aegean, Mytilini, Greece)
“Do Greeks bowl alone? The declining social
capital and the repercussions for social economy
in Greece”.
Papanis Efstratios (Sociology Department,
University of the Aegean, Mytilini, Greece)
“Do Greeks bowl alone? The declining social
capital and the repercussions for social economy
in Greece”.
Giavrimis Panagiotis (Sociology Department,
University of the Aegean, Mytilini, Greece)
“Do Greeks bowl alone? The declining social
capital and the repercussions for social economy
in Greece”.
Koniordos Socrates (Department of Sociology,
University of Crete, Rethymnon, Crete, Greece)
“Is Building Social Capital Essential for Sustainable
Growth? An Argument and an Answer”
Sapanidi Polina (Department of Philosophy,
State University – Higher School of Economics,
Moscow Russia)
Professional Orientation of Young People in
Contemporary Russia. Sociological Perspectives.
Dimitris Papandreou (Sociology, Department,
University of the Aegean, Greece )
“Social Economy. The aggregate of cognitive,
social and economic capital for local development”.
Alexandros Vakalidis (Sociology, Department,
University of the Aegean, Greece )
“Social Economy. The aggregate of cognitive,
social and economic capital for local development”.
Myrsine Roumeliotou (Sociology, Department,
University of the Aegean, Greece )
“Social Economy. The aggregate of cognitive,
social and economic capital for local development”.
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 02: A Changing World: The Dynamics
and Quality of Citizenship and Civil Society
Chair: George Tsobanoglou and Hans Harms
Location: UB-RB-230
Session ID: RC26_02
Authors and Papers:
Mikhail Gorshkov (Institute of Sociology, Russian
Academy of Sciences, Director, Russian
Academy of Sciences Corresponding Member,
Russia)
«Megapolises and the Provinces in Modern
Russia: Problems of Cooperation (Result of
Sociologic Study) »
Irina Tiourina (Institute of Sociology, Russian
Academy of Sciences, Leading Staff Scientist,
Candidate of Sociological Sciences, Russia)
«Social Responsibility of Russian Business in
Transitional Society»
Pirzio Gloria (Department of Political Studies,
Faculty of Political Science, University “La Sapienza”,
Rome, Italy)
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“Democracy and Participation of Local Autonomies
in the European Governance”
Tatiana Sidorina (Department of Philosophy,
State University – Higher School of Economics,
Moscow, Russia)
Social Policy, Welfare State under Globalization
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Business Meeting
Location: UB-RB-221
Session ID: RC26_BM
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 04: Enhancing capacities to Innovate
on policy for sustainable communities.
Local cooperation.
Chair: Marina Karides
Location: UB-RB-230
Session ID: RC26_04
Authors and Papers:
Karides Marina (Department of Sociology, Florida
Atlantic University, Florida, USA)
“Social Cooperatives: An Expanding Movement
Across the Globe”
Leonidas A. Papakonstantinidis (School of
Management & Economics Technological Educational
Institute, Kalamata- Greece)
“Local Development: The Economy of the Poor
and Sustainable Communities”
Ioanna Giannopoulou (PhD Center for Mental
Health, NHS, Peristeri and Attika Hospital,
Athens, Greece)
“Aspects of the Greek Organizational Framework
of the Public Care System in Greece –
Does it Promote Child Protection? Child Health
and Social Services Systems Working Together
or in Parallel ? – Implications for Child
Protection Practices in Greece”
George Tsobanoglou (PhD Sociology Department,
Aegean University, Mytilini, Greece)
“Aspects of the Greek Organizational Framework
of the Public Care System in Greece –
Does it Promote Child Protection? Child Health
and Social Services Systems Working Together
or in Parallel ? – Implications for Child
Protection Practices in Greece”
Chtouris Sotiris (Sociology Department, Aegean
University, Mytilini, Lesvos, Greece)
“Social Cohesion and Cultural Practices in the
Aegean”
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Session 06: Joint Session of RC26 and
RC46: Clinical Sociology, Sociotechnics and
Sociological Practice: Research Strategies and
Practices
Chair: Marie Alderson, Canada and Maryann
Mason, USA
Location: UB-FPGH-220
Session ID: JS_RC26_RC46_06
Authors and Papers:
Jacques Rheaume (Canada)
Une approche de sociologie clinique en santé
et services sociaux. Le cas du Québec. (A Clinical
Sociology Practice in Health and Social
Services in Quebec.)
Roberta Spalter-Roth (USA)
Sociologists in Research, Applied, and Policy
Settings: Closing the Status Gap (Les sociologues
en recherche appliqués, et la mise en
place de politiques: combler les écarts de statuts)
Jenifer Cartland (USA)
Role-sharing between Evaluators and Stakeholders
(Partage des rôles entre évaluateurs et
commanditaires)
Holly S. Ruch-Ross (USA)
Role-sharing between Evaluators and Stakeholders
(Partage des rôles entre évaluateurs et
commanditaires)
Maryann Mason (USA)
Role-sharing between Evaluators and Stakeholders
(Partage des rôles entre évaluateurs et
commanditaires)
Jean Marie Fritz (USA)
Special Education Mediation in International
Settings
Fereshteh Ahmadi (Uppsala University and
University of Gävle, Sweden)
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Hard and Heavy music as a coping method
with cancer
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Session 05: New Organization Forms and
Social Innovation
Chair: Sandberg, Ake and Gantzias, George
Location: UB-RB-230
Session ID: RC26_05
Authors and Papers:
Ake Sandberg (Sociology Department, Stockholm
University, Stockholm, Sweden)
“IT and Planning in organization – Reflections
after 30 years”.
Dmitry Popov (State University—Higher
School of Economics, Institute for Industrial
and Market Studies, Department of General
Sociology, Moscow, Russia )
“Identities of ‘Virtual Worlds’ Makers”
Gantzias George (Dept of Cultural Technology,
Aegean University, Mytilini, Lesvos, Greece)
“Cultural policy, Globalization and Sponsorship:
Info-Cultural Products and New Technologies”
Joachim Schmidt, K.H.W. (SOREGA EV,
Koln, Germany)
“Spell of Democracy-De-ideologizing Social
Organization”
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RC 29 Deviation and social control
Déviation et contrôle social
Desviación y el control social
President: Biko Agozino, University of West Indies, Trinidad and Tobago
Coordinators of the programme: Robert Nash Parker, University of California, USA, Biko
Agozino, University of West Indies, Trinidad and Tobago
Subject: “The war against drugs and the global crisis in deviation and social control”
Organizer: Robert Nash Parker, University of California, USA
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 01: Alternatives to the drug war: Diversion,
treatment, and decriminalization
Chair: Robert Nash Parker, University of California,
Riverside, USA
Location: UB-RB-122
Session ID: RC29_01
Authors and Papers:
Stelios Stylianou (University of Nicosia,
Cyprus)
Make Sense, Not War: Ravers talk About Drug
Law Enforcement
Michel Misse (Federal University of Rio de Janeiro)
Changing illegal drug consumption and trafficking
in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Joana D. Vargas (Federal University of Minas
Gerais, Brazil)
Changing illegal drug consumption and trafficking
in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Carmen Ruidiaz García (Universidad de La
Rioja , Espania)
Lack of public safety as a central element in
local policing policy: The spanish example
Nancy G. Guerra (University of California, Riverside)
Alternatives to incarceration for high-risk youth
in Kingston, Jamaica
Kirk R. Williams (University of California, Riverside)
Alternatives to incarceration for high-risk youth
in Kingston, Jamaica
Ian Walker (World Bank, USA)
Alternatives to incarceration for high-risk youth
in Kingston, Jamaica
Robert Nash Parker (University of California,
Riverside, USA)
Alternatives to Incarceration for Illegal Drug
Users: The Case of Proposition 36 in California
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 02: General Issues in the Study of
Crime, Delinquency, and Deviance
Chair: Biko Agozino, University of The West
Indies, Trinidad and Tobago
Location: UB-RB-122
Session ID: RC29_02
Authors and Papers:
Biko Agozino (University of the West Indies,
Trinidad and Tobago)
HIV spread and prevalence of drug and alcohol
abuse and trade in the Caribbean region
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Rc 30 Sociology of Work
Sociologie du travail
Sociología del trabajo
President: Diane Gabrielle Tremblay, Université du Québec à Montréal, Canada
Coordinators of the programme: Diane Gabrielle Tremblay, Université du Québec à Montréal,
Canada, Marianna Busso, LEST, France. Local Hosts: Juan José Castillo; Pablo López Calle
Subject: “Globalisation and its impact on ways of working, territory, work organisation and contents
of work”
Organizer: Delphine Mercier, LEST, France
Friday, September 5 , 15:30-17:30
Session 01: Migration and Work
Chair: Delphine Mercier, LEST, France
Location: UB-RB-110
Session ID: RC30_01
Authors and Papers:
Rocio Guadarrama ( Universidad Autónoma
Metropolitana, México)
Global chains and labor and gender identities
in Mexico and Central America
Luis Hernandez (Colegio de la Frontera Norte,
México)
Global chains and labor and gender identities
in Mexico and Central America
Diego Herrera Aragon (Fundació CIREM, España)
Immigration, work and qualification: training
and job mobility in three economic sectors in
Catalonia (Spain): domestic service, building
and catering
Swanie Potot (Unité de recherche Migrations
et Société URMIS, France)
Recruitments complexity and the role of migrant
workers in the western extensive agriculture
Annalisa Lendaro (LEST, France)
To be (qualified) or not to be? The case of the
immigrant workforce in the construction sector
in Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur.
António Brandão Moniz (Research Centre on
Enterprise and Work Innovation, Universidade
Nova de Lisboa, Portugal)
The globalisation in the clothing sector and its
implications for work organisation: a view from
the Portuguese case.
Margarida Ramires Paulos (Research Centre
on Enterprise and Work Innovation, Universidade
Nova de Lisboa, Portugal)
The globalisation in the clothing sector and its
implications for work organisation: a view from
the Portuguese case.
Friday, September 5 , 15:30-17:30
Session 07: Job Quality, Well Being and Inequality
Chair: Ian Campbell, Centre for Applied Social
Research - RMIT University, Australia
Location: UB-RB-121
Session ID: RC30_07
Authors and Papers:
Ana Negro (Universidad de Valladolid, España)
Work quality and job satisfaction in Europe and
in Spain.
Guadalupe Ramos (Universidad de Valladolid,
España)
Work quality and job satisfaction in Europe and
in Spain.
Mª Cruz Merino (Universidad de Valladolid,
España)
Work quality and job satisfaction in Europe and
in Spain.
Noelia Somarriba (Universidad de Valladolid,
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España)
Work quality and job satisfaction in Europe and
in Spain.
Mamiko Ishihara (Pompeu Fabra University,
España)
Introducing New Technologies into Workplace:
The Impacts on Employee Well-being.
Ritsuko Ozaki (Imperial College London, UK)
Introducing New Technologies into Workplace:
The Impacts on Employee Well-being.
Maria Caprile (Fundació CIREM, España)
Patterns of inequality in the labour market: pay
and labour stability.
Jordi Potrony (Fundació CIREM, España)
Patterns of inequality in the labour market: pay
and labour stability.
Iain Campbell (Centre for Applied Social Research
- RMIT University, Australia)
The Overseers have become crueller”: Solicitors
and Billable Hours.
Jenny Malone (Centre for Applied Social Research
- RMIT University, Australia)
The Overseers have become crueller”: Solicitors
and Billable Hours.
Sara Charlesworth (Centre for Applied Social
Research - RMIT University, Australia)
The Overseers have become crueller”: Solicitors
and Billable Hours.
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 02: Work-Life Articulation and Time
Chair: Diane-Gabrielle Tremblay, Télé-université,
Université du Québec à Montréal, Canada
Location: UB-RB-110
Session ID: RC30_02
Authors and Papers:
Thierry Bloss (Universite de Provence –
LEST, France)
L’institutionnalisation des rôles de sexe
comme facteur d’inégalités sociales.
Carmen Pérez Sánchez (Universitat Oberta
de Catalunya, España)
The impact of telework on workers: some effects
in everyday life
Ana Gálvez Mozo (Universitat Oberta de Catalunya,
España)
The impact of telework on workers: some effects
in everyday life
Viola Korpa (University of Latvia, Latvia)
Changes in work organization and work-family
reconciliation in Latvia: negative aspects and
unanswered questions from different viewpoints
of stakeholders.
Estelle Bonnet (ISH Lyon, France)
Job mobilities and family lives
Beate Collet (ISH Lyon, France)
Job mobilities and family lives
Béatrice Maurines (ISH Lyon, France)
Job mobilities and family lives
Diane-Gabrielle Tremblay (Télé-université,
Université du Québec à Montréal, Canadá)
La conciliation emploi-famille et la gestion des
carrières : le travail social, un milieu de travail
(peu) favorable à la conciliation emploi-famille?
Bernard Fusulier (Télé-université, Université
du Québec à Montréal, Canadá)
La conciliation emploi-famille et la gestion des
carrières : le travail social, un milieu de travail
(peu) favorable à la conciliation emploi-famille?
Martine di Loreto (Télé-université, Université
du Québec à Montréal, Canadá)
La conciliation emploi-famille et la gestion des
carrières : le travail social, un milieu de travail
(peu) favorable à la conciliation emploi-famille?
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 08: Welfare States, Age and Flexibility
in Work
Chair: Patricia Vendramin, Fondation Travail-
Université, Berlgium
Location: UB-RB-121
Session ID: RC30_08
Authors and Papers:
Rossella Ciccia (Università degli Studi di
Roma, La Sapienza , Italy)
Labour Market Regimes in European Advanced
Economies: Varieties of Flexibilities.
Evangelina Olid Gonzales (University of
Jaén, España)
Family solidarity in unemployment situation.
Carlos Bruquetas Callejo (Andalucia Statistic
Institute, España)
Family solidarity in unemployment situation.
Christian Ebner (Social Science Research
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Center / University of Berlin, Germany)
A Comparison of Job Aspirations, Job Realities
and Job Attitudes in Welfare-State Regimes -
Observing Change over a Time Period of 25
Years.
Jutta Allmendinger (Social Science Research
Center / University of Berlin, Germany)
A Comparison of Job Aspirations, Job Realities
and Job Attitudes in Welfare-State Regimes -
Observing Change over a Time Period of 25
Years.
Valentina Cuzzocrea (University of Essex,
UK)
Bringing creativity back in. When individualized
individuals have to make it.
Patricia Vendramin (Fondation Travail-Université,
Berlgium)
Generational approach of social patterns of relation
to work
John Cultiaux (Fondation Travail-Université,
Berlgium)
Generational approach of social patterns of relation
to work
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 03: Work in the Knowledge Economy
Chair: Diane-Gabrielle Tremblay, Télé-université,
Université du Québec à Montréal, Canada
Location: UB-RB-110
Session ID: RC30_03
Authors and Papers:
Gérard Valenduc (Fondation Travail-Université,
Belgium)
Changes in occupations in the knowledgebased
economy
Premilla D’Cruz (IIM Ahmedabad, India)
Opportunity and constraint in tandem: Afterhours
telecommuting rewrites the future.
Ernesto Noronha (IIM Ahmedabad, India)
Opportunity and constraint in tandem: Afterhours
telecommuting rewrites the future.
Elke Valgaeren (Hasselt University, Diepenbeek)
Nomadic careers in the Flemish IT-sector: fact
or fiction?
Émilie Genin (Télé-université, Université du
Québec à Montréal, Canadá)
Working time spillovers and porosity : the case
of independent computer specialists and managers
in Québec.
Diane-Gabrielle Tremblay (Télé-université,
Université du Québec à Montréal, Canadá)
Working time spillovers and porosity : the case
of independent computer specialists and managers
in Québec.
Prema Rajagopalan (Indian Institute of Technology,
Madras, India)
Confluence of the capital : work requirements
in the new knowledge economy.
Sonia Guimaraes (Universidade Federal do
Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil)
Knowledge Society and Technological Innovation:
a case-study of a technological incubator.
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 09: Gender
Chair: Teresa Tornsm, Centre d’Estudis
sobre la Vida Quotidiana i el Treball, Universitat
Autònoma de Barcelona, España
Location: UB-RB-121
Session ID: RC30_09
Authors and Papers:
Nicolas Delorme (University J. Fourier, Grenoble
I, France)
Are French female sport journalists treated like
their male counterparts in the workplace?
Pauline Raul ( University Lille II, France)
Are French female sport journalists treated like
their male counterparts in the workplace?
Teresa Torns ( Centre d’Estudis sobre la Vida
Quotidiana i el Treball, Universitat Autònoma
de Barcelona, España)
Barriers to women insertion in traditionally
men-dominated sectors
Vicenç Borràs ( Centre d’Estudis sobre la Vida
Quotidiana i el Treball, Universitat Autònoma
de Barcelona, España)
Barriers to women insertion in traditionally
men-dominated sectors
Carolina Recio ( Centre d’Estudis sobre la
Vida Quotidiana i el Treball, Universitat Autònoma
de Barcelona, España)
Barriers to women insertion in traditionally
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men-dominated sectors
Laia Castellò ( Centre d’Estudis sobre la Vida
Quotidiana i el Treball, Universitat Autònoma
de Barcelona, España)
Barriers to women insertion in traditionally
men-dominated sectors
Joan Rodríguez ( Centre d’Estudis sobre la
Vida Quotidiana i el Treball, Universitat Autònoma
de Barcelona, España)
Barriers to women insertion in traditionally
men-dominated sectors
Molly Chattopadhayay (Indian Statistical Institute,
India)
Segregation and Wage: Effect of Segregation
on Wages in the Indian Factory Sector from
1989-90 to 2000-01
Sonali Chakraborty (Indian Statistical Institute,
India)
Segregation and Wage: Effect of Segregation
on Wages in the Indian Factory Sector from
1989-90 to 2000-01
Ugrasen Pandey (College Firozabad, Agra
University India, India)
Gender inequality in indian society.
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 14: RC30 Meeting
Chair: Diane-Gabrielle Tremblay, Télé-université,
Université du Québec à Montréal, Canada
Location: UB-RB-110
Session ID: RC30_14BM
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 04: Industrial Districts and Territories
Chair: Alfredo Hualde, El Colegio de la Frontera
Norte, Mexico and Klaus Schmierl, Institut
für Sozialwissenschaftliche Forschung, München,
Germany
Location: UB-RB-110
Session ID: RC30_04
Authors and Papers:
José Ricardo Ramalho (Federal University of
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
Restructuring industry and territory: the case of
the ABC district in São Paulo - Brazil
Iram Jácome Rodrigues (University of São
Paulo, Brazil)
Restructuring industry and territory: the case of
the ABC district in São Paulo - Brazil
Jefferson José da Conceição (University of
São Caetano do Sul, Brazil)
Restructuring industry and territory: the case of
the ABC district in São Paulo - Brazil
Enrique De la Garza Toledo (Universidad Autónoma
Metropolitana, México)
Apertura Económica, desarrollo manufacturero
e implicaciones espaciales en México.
Juan Rodriguez Soler (Universitat Autònoma
de Barcelona, España)
Local Development vs. Globalization: complementarity
or conflict?
Martine Gadille (LEST, France)
Societal forms of industrial relations and public
policy adressing regional clusters of innovation
development : The french case.
Paula Urze (Universidade Nova de Lisboa,
Portugal)
Local R&D Competencies in Global Networks.
Maria João Manatos (Instituto de Desenvolvimento
de Novas Tecnologias, Portugal)
Local R&D Competencies in Global Networks.
Juan José Castillo (Universidad Complutense,
España)
Sotfware factories in Spain : organisation and
division of labour ‘at the end of the line’. A
comparative view on the fluid work in contemporary
societies.
Delphine Mercier (LEST, France)
L’entre-deux de la mondialisation : des anciens
territoires aux nouveaux territoires productifs.
Mikael Da Cruz (LEST, France)
L’entre-deux de la mondialisation : des anciens
territoires aux nouveaux territoires productifs.
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 10: Globalization and Work
Chair: Delphine Mercier, LEST, France
Location: UB-RB-121
Session ID: RC30_10
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Authors and Papers:
Joachim Ewert (University of Stellenbosch ,
South Africa)
Can one produce quality wine with poorly educated
labour? Comparative evidence from new
and old world wine countries.
Ana Delicado (Instituto de Ciências Sociais,
University of Lisbon, Portugal)
Globetrotter scientists: the impact of mobility in
scientific work
Annie Lamanthe (LEST, France )
Les « univers traditionnels» a l’epreuve de la
mondialisation : des analyseurs privilegies des
processus en cours ? Une mise en perspective
France-Mexique.
Lylia Palacios (Université autonome du
Nuevo Leon, México)
Les « univers traditionnels» a l’epreuve de la
mondialisation : des analyseurs privilegies des
processus en cours ? Une mise en perspective
France-Mexique.
Sanjay Tewari (Universities of India, India)
Transformation to a World Class Organization :
A study of the Life Insurance Corporation of
India.
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 13: Work-life issues
Chair: Alfredo Hualde, El Colegio de la Frontera
Norte, Mexico
Location: UB-RB-122
Session ID: RC30_13
Authors and Papers:
Raul Bisio (Ceil-Piette del CONICET y UNLP,
Argentina)
La intersección entre espacios domésticos y
laborales en jóvenes precarizados de sectores
populares. Morfología y dinámicas de negociaciones,
consensos y conflictos a partir de un
caso en la Argentina de hoy.
Mariana Busso (Ceil-Piette del CONICET y
USAL, Argentina)
La intersección entre espacios domésticos y
laborales en jóvenes precarizados de sectores
populares. Morfología y dinámicas de negociaciones,
consensos y conflictos a partir de un
caso en la Argentina de hoy.
Alfredo Hualde (El Colegio de la Frontera
Norte, Mexico)
Economic and social upgrading in the us-mexican
border
Philippe Terral (Université Toulouse III,
France)
A Sociological Analysis of a Scientific and
Technological Controversy in the Field of Sport
Sciences: The Interest of Electric Stimulation
to Increase Muscle.
C. Collinet (Université Marne La Vallée,
France)
A Sociological Analysis of a Scientific and
Technological Controversy in the Field of Sport
Sciences: The Interest of Electric Stimulation
to Increase Muscle.
Marcela A. Hernández Romo (UAM-I, México)
Territorio y Estrategias empresariales.
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Session 05: Informal Work
Chair: Patrick Gun Cuningham, Autonomous
University of Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua, UK /
Mexico
Location: UB-RB-110
Session ID: RC30_05
Authors and Papers:
Franco Barchiesi (Ohio State University,
USA)
Wage Labor, Informality, and Precarious Employment
in the Making of South Africa’s Post-
Apartheid Transition
Mario Ortega Olivares (Universidad Autónoma
Metropolitana-Xochimilco, México)
El comercio ambulante en el Centro Histórico
de la Ciudad de México. Informalidad, globalización
y renta del suelo.
Celia Pacheco Reyes (Universidad Autónoma
Metropolitana-Xochimilco, México)
Espejismos (y otros problemas) del trabajo
precario e informal.
Marco Augusto Gómez Solórzano (Universidad
Autónoma Metropolitana-Xochimilco, México)
Espejismos (y otros problemas) del trabajo
precario e informal.
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Stef Adriaenssens (EHSAL – European University
College Brussels, Belgium)
Work quality of informal and irregular domestics:
a revisionist hypothesis.
Jef Hendrickx (EHSAL – European University
College Brussels, Belgium)
Work quality of informal and irregular domestics:
a revisionist hypothesis.
Marta Panaia (Universidad de Buenos Aires,
Argentina)
Organización del proceso de trabajo, territorio
y riesgo en los recicladores urbanos de Buenos
Aires.
Patrick Gun Cuningham (Autonomous University
of Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua, UK / Mexico)
Inequalities of Class, Gender and Race in the
Informal Labour Market: A Comparison of Latin
America and Western Europe.
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Session 11: Lifestyles and Work-Life Issues
Chair: Philippe Mossé, LEST, France
Location: UB-RB-121
Session ID: RC30_11
Authors and Papers:
Bettina Johanna Krings (Institute of Technology
Assessment and Systems Analysis, Germany)
Benefits for skilled and losses for less educated
workers? The impact of global restructuring
on different occupational groups: some theoretical
reflections.
Linda Nierling (Institute of Technology Assessment
and Systems Analysis, Germany)
Benefits for skilled and losses for less educated
workers? The impact of global restructuring
on different occupational groups: some theoretical
reflections.
Catarina Sales Oliveira (CIES ISCTE, Portugal)
Daily dualities: the portuguese new middle
class working conditions and lifestyles.
Sebastiana Rodrigues de Brito (Pontifícia Universidade
Católica do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
The new face of the work and of the working
class – a study about the railroad workers of
the Rio de Janeiro.
Inez Terezinha Stampa (Pontifícia Universidade
Católica do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
The new face of the work and of the working
class – a study about the railroad workers of
the Rio de Janeiro.
Tetsu Harayama (Institute of Social Sciences,
Tokyo University, Japan)
Construction du monde de travail des jeunes
japonais.
Yukiko Ogawa (Institute of Social Sciences,
Tokyo University, Japan)
Construction du monde de travail des jeunes
japonais.
Katsuaki Ohnishi (Institute of Social Sciences,
Tokyo University, Japan)
Construction du monde de travail des jeunes
japonais.
Yoshiro Terada (Institute of Social Sciences,
Tokyo University, Japan)
Construction du monde de travail des jeunes
japonais.
Philippe Mossé (LEST, France)
Construction du monde de travail des jeunes
japonais.
Marcos Supervielle (Universidad de la República,
Uruguay)
Trabajo y Derechos Humanos. Nuevos Desafíos
en la Sociedad del Conocimiento.
Consuelo Iranzo (Universidad Central de Venezuela,
Venezuela)
La relevancia de los conflictos intersindicales
para la dinámica de las relaciones laborales.
Jacqueline Richter (Universidad Central de
Venezuela, Venezuela)
La relevancia de los conflictos intersindicales
para la dinámica de las relaciones laborales.
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Session 06: Control of Work and ICT
Chair: Ana Villarreal, LEST, France and Mariana
Busso, CEIL-PIETTE del CONICET,
LEST, Argentina-France
Location: UB-RB-110
Session ID: RC30_06
Authors and Papers:
Joan Miquel Verd (Autonomous University of
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Barcelona, España)
Tense Flux and Stressful Work as a Strategy
for Work Organisation. The case of a hospital
out-patients department.
Carlos Lozares (Autonomous University of
Barcelona, España)
Tense Flux and Stressful Work as a Strategy
for Work Organisation. The case of a hospital
out-patients department.
Ernesto Noronha (IIM Ahmedabad, India)
Professional identity status as socio-ideological
control: Employee regulation in Indian call
centres.
Premilla D’Cruz (IIM Ahmedabad, India)
Professional identity status as socio-ideological
control: Employee regulation in Indian call
centres.
Oriol Barranco Font (Universitat Autònoma de
Barcelona / École des hautes études en sciences
sociales, Espagne / France)
Dreaming and embodying the neotaylorism of
the service sector. The internalisation of conduct
dispositions in the work of cashiers of retail
distribution companies.
Laura Draetta (Telecom ParisTech, Institut Telecom,
France)
Pôles de compétitivité et districts technologiques
: une variation contemporaine des districts
industriels ?
Bertrand Fribourg (Telecom ParisTech, Institut
Telecom, France)
Pôles de compétitivité et districts technologiques
: une variation contemporaine des districts
industriels ?
Marco Zurru (Dipartimento Ricerche Economiche
e Sociali, Università di Cagliari, Italy)
Pôles de compétitivité et districts technologiques
: une variation contemporaine des districts
industriels ?
Shinichi Ogawa (Yokohama National University,
Japan)
Integration or Separation of Conception and
Execution? : Japanese Quality Circles as Problem-solving
Activities.
Ana Villarreal ( LEST, France)
Chair: Klaus Schmierl, Institut für Sozialwissenschaftliche
Forschung, München, Germany
Location: UB-RB-121
Session ID: RC30_12
Authors and Papers:
Tickets and Turnstiles: The Control and Decline
of Bus Drivers as Salesmen in Monterrey
Juan Romero (Universidad de la República,
Uruguay)
La dinámica del empleo y su impacto en el territorio
rural uruguayo: la diversidad de ocupaciones.
Octavio Maza (Universidad Autónoma de
Aguascalientes, México)
El trabajo precario en México a revisión.
Osvaldo R. Battistini (CONICET-UBA, Argentina)
Lo precario como condición de-forma.
Saloni Gupta (University of London, UK)
Global Conservation Agenda and shawl industry:
a case study of ban on shahtoosh trade
in J&K (India).
Sonali Chakraborty (Indian Statistical Institute,
Kolkata, India)
Changing Pattern in Occupational Segregation
and Wage Inequality in Indian Labour Market.
Andranik Tangian (Hans Böckler Stiftung,
Germany)
Is work in Europe decent? A study based on
the 4th European survey of working conditions
2005.
Julio César Neffa (CEIL-PIETTE del CONI-
CET, Argentina)
Informalidad, trabajo no registrado y trabajo
precario: Conceptos y definiciones para evitar
confusiones.
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Session 12: Precarious Jobs and Work
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RC 32 Women and Society
Femme et société
Mujer y sociedad
Co-presidents and coordinators of the programme: Margaret Abraham, Hofstra University,
USA. Local Hosts: Maria Angeles Duran; Cristina García
Esther Ngan-ling Chow, American University, USA
Subject: “Interlinking the spheres of knowledge and action: sociological research and women in
society”
Organizer: Esther Ngan-ling Chow, American University, USA and Margaret Abraham, Hofstra
University, USA
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Joint Session 01A of RC32 and RC05:
Women, Intersectionality and Diasporas: Challenges
and Resistance
Chair: Ann Denis, University of Ottawa, Canada
and Sirma Bilge, Université de Montréal,
Canada
Location: UB-FP-0.1
Session ID: JS_RC05_RC32_01A
Authors and Papers:
Sirma Bilge (Université de Montréal, Canada)
‘Controversial Choices’: An Intersectional
Analysis of a Paradigmatic Debate on Minority
Women’s Agency
Anna Korteweg (University of Toronto, Canada)
Gender, Islam, and National Identity Formation
through Immigrant Integration Policies: the
Cases of the Netherlands and Germany
Bandana Purkayastha (University of Connecticut,
USA)
Interrogating Intersectionality: Contemporary
globalization and racialized gendering in the
lives of highly educated South Asian Americans
and their children
Aparna Rayaprol (University of
Hyderabad,India)
Changing Locations and Transnational Identities
Eva Blay (University of Sa_o Paulo, Brazil)
Gender, Resistance and Identity: Jewish Immigrants
in Brazil
Catrin Lundström (Uppsala University, Sweden)
Different Shades of Whiteness: White migration
and re-imaginaries of race, gender and
class in the case of first generation Swedish
women in the U.S.
Armelle Testenoire (Université de Rouen,
France)
Intersecting paradigms of redistribution and recognition:
ethnic and gender division of labour
in the hotel industry
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 01A: Talking the Talk, Walking the
Walk: Marco Contexts and Regional Trends in
Feminist Research and Practice
Chair: Margaret Abraham, Hofstra University,
USA and Kalapana Kannabiran, NALSAR University
of Law, India
Location: UB-FP-1.1
Session ID: RC32_01A
Authors and Papers:
Sara De Jong (University of Nottingham, UK)
Global citizenship performed: feminism, otherness
and the practice of reflexivity
Nicky Le Feuvre (University of Toulouse-Le Mirail,
France)
Women’s economic citizenship in grass-roots
activitst and academic feminist publications in
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five national contexts: the invisible intersections
of gender, class and race?
Milka Metso (University of Toulouse-Le Mirail,
France)
Women’s economic citizenship in grass-roots
activitst and academic feminist publications in
five national contexts: the invisible intersections
of gender, class and race?
Kalpan Kannabiran (NALSAR University of
Law, India)
The rule of Law, Rights Discourse and Separate
Spheres
Nighat Khan (Institute of Women’s Studies
Lahore, Pakistan)
The burdens of theory: feminist research and
activism in Pakistan
Diana Maciel (ISCTE/CIES, Portugal)
Between work and family: women’s battle
against time, overburden and stess
Cristina Marques (ISCTE/CIES, Portugal)
Between work and family: women’s battle
against time, overburden and stess
Anália Torres (ISCTE/CIES, Portugal)
Between work and family: women’s battle
against time, overburden and stess
Bila Sorj (Federal University of Rio de Janeiro,
Brazil)
Feminist studies and the poverty reduction policies
in Brazil
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 04: Middle Eastern Women’s Movements
and Activism in the Globalized World:
Research and Action
Chair: Nazanin Shahrokni, University of California
at Berkeley, USA and Iran and Suaad
Zayed al-Oraimi, United Arab Emerates University,
United Arab Emerates
Location: UB-FP-1.2
Session ID: RC32_04
Authors and Papers:
A typology of dominant patriarchies in the Middle
East: a comparative perspective
Solange
Simões (Eastern Michigan University, USA)
Women’s attitudes toward the women’s movement,
political activism, and human rights and
in an Islamic context
Michel Raspaud (Université Joseph Fourier -
Grenoble I, Yemen)
Democratic social movements and women activism
in the republic of Yemen
Ayse Guc (Uludag University,Turkey)
A new Islamic woman literature: toward a Muslim
feminist theology
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Joint Session 01B of RC32 and RC05:
Women, Intersectionality and Diasporas: Negotiating
identity, negotiating family dynamics
in the Diaspora
Chair: Ann Denis, University of Ottawa, Canada
and Sirma Bilge, Université de Montréal,
Canada
Location: UB-FP-0.1
Session ID: JS_RC05_RC32_01B
Authors and Papers:
Lina Samuel (York University, Canada)
Mating, Dating and Marriage: Cultural Retention,
Transformation and the Construction of
Diasporic Identities among South Asian Immigrants
in Canada
Maria Zubair (University of Reading, UK)
‘Meri beti acchcchi hey (My daughter is good)’:
Gender, Family Honour and Social-Class-
Based Variations in Identity-Negotiation within
the Pakistani Muslim Diaspora in Britain
Karen Pyke (University of California at Riverside,
USA)
Racialized Stereotypes, Cultural Essentialism,
and Desire Among Asian American Women
Petra Heyse (Universiteit Antwerpen, Belgium)
Images about Western husbands. On the Role
of Imagination and Gender Dynamics in Marriage
Migration of Eastern European Women
Suowei Xiao (University of California at Berkeley,
USA)
Cosmopolitan Girl v.s. Countryside Woman:
Urban/Rural Division in the Contemporary ‘Second-wife’
Phenomenon in China
Anya Ahmed (University of Salford, UK)
Home and Away: Englishness as ethnicity exa-
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mined out of context
Naomi Weiner-Levy (David Yellin Academic
College and Ben Gurion University, Israel)
I cannot be Siham the village girl I left’: Identity
Facades While Crossing Cultures on the Way
to Higher Education
David Yellin (Academic College and Ben Gurion
University, Israel)
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 01B: Talking the Talk, Walking the
Walk: Feminism and Research Methodologies
in Action
Chair: Margaret Abraham, Hofstra University,
USA and Kalapana Kannabiran, NALSAR University
of Law, India
Location: UB-FP-1.1
Session ID: RC32_01B
Authors and Papers:
Margaret Abraham ( Hofstra University, USA)
Pitfalls and possibilities of action research in
addressing domestic violence
Bandana Purkayastha ( University of Connecticut,
USA)
Pitfalls and possibilities of action research in
addressing domestic violence
Fátima Assunção ( University of Manchester,
UK)
Feminist sociolgoical research and self-employment:
Issues, Problems and Possibilities
Laura Corradi (Università della Calabria, Italy)
Feminist research-action on health and environment
Cynthia Joseph (Monash University, Australia)
Unravelling ethnic politics in research: positionings
with a postcolonial feminist “malaysian”
ethnography
Ellen Kuhlmann (University of Bath, UK)
Changing policies, changing professions: comparing
the space for feminist action in healthcare
in Britain and Germany
Ellen Annandale (University of Leicester, UK)
Changing policies, changing professions: comparing
the space for feminist action in healthcare
in Britain and Germany
Aparna Rayaprol (University of Hyderabad,
India)
Has feminist research changed pedagogical
approaches in social science? are we actually
walking the talk?
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 05: Transational Migration, Land
and Resources Sustainability in Africa
Chair: Oluyemi Fayomi, Covenant University,
Nigeria and Lotsmart Fonjong Buea University,
Cameroon
Location: UB-FP-1.2
Session ID: RC32_05
Oluye
Authors and Papers:mi Fayomi (Covenant
University, Nigeria)
A conceptual exposition of migrant women
from Western Sahel region to Nigeria
Lotsmart Fonjong (University of Buea, Cameroon)
Dynamics and implications of the migration of
female Nigerians across the western Cameroon-Nigeria
borders on the socio-economic
landscape of Anglophone Cameroon
Tassang Celestina Neh Fru (University of
Buea, Cameroon)
Globalization and the dialectics of movements:
innovative household adjustment strategies of
women in Cameroon
Chioma Daisy Ebeniro (University of Port Harcourt,
Nigeria)
The dynamics of female migration in Nigeria
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Joint Session 06 of RC13 and RC32:
Gender and Leisure: Emerging Patterns
Chair: Ishwar Modi, India International Institute
of Social Sciences, India, Esther Ngan-ling
Chow, American University, USA and Margaret
Abraham, Hofstra University, USA
Location: UB-FP-2.1
Session ID: JS_RC13_RC32_06
Authors and Papers:
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Catherine Berheide (Skidmore College, USA)
Playing Sports, Playing with Gender
Bernardo Coelho (Lisbon University Institute,
Portugal)
Erotization of Leisure or the Escape from
Everyday Intimate Life
Angela Moe (Western Michigan University,
USA)
Dancing Beyond the Belly: An Appraisal of
Belly dance as Leisure
Julia Harrison (Trent University, Canada)
Real Men do Real Work at the Cottage
Sumana Pandey (Government College,
Dausa, Rajasthan, India)
Gender and Leisure : Emerging Patterns in
Rural India
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 01C: Talking the Talk, Walking the
Walk: Sociological Research and Practice in
Addressing Violence Against Women
Chair: Margaret Abraham, Hofstra University,
USA and Kalapana Kannabiran, NALSAR University
of Law, India
Location: UB-FP-1.1
Session ID: RC32_01C
Authors and Papers:
Mehmet Nuri Gultekin ( University of Gaziantep,Turkey)
Talking about the tabu: woman as under the
pressure of honor, crime and traditional identity
Karolin Kappler (University of Barcelona,
Spain)
Sexual violence –ups and downs in talking and
walking– a still inconvenient truth
Lidia Puigvert (Universitat de Barcelona,
Spain)
Research on the preventive socialization on
violence against women
Ainhoa Flecha (Universidad Autònoma de
Barcelona, Spain)
Research on the preventive socialization on
violence against women
Patricia Melgar (Universitat de Barcelona,
Spain)
Research on the preventive socialization on
violence against women
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 06A: Women, Work and Family
Chair: Esther Ngan-ling Chow, American University,
USA and Margaret Abraham, Hofstra
University, USA/ Suaad Zayed al-Oraimi, United
Arab Emirates University, United Arab Emirates
and Laura Alipranti-Marato, Naional
Centre for Social Research, Greece
Location: UB-FP-1.2
Session ID: RC32_06A
Authors and Papers:
Laila Faulk (VU University Amsterdam, Netherlands)
Labour market position of ethnic minority
women in an international-comparative perspective:
the intersection of gender and ethnicity
Bih-Er Chou (National Tsing Hua University,
Taiwan)
Boss’ wife of TaiShang: wife or boss, before
and after
Anália Torres (Lisbon University Institute, Portugal)
New meanings of the family in Europe: gender
relations between ideology and practice
Rui Brites (Lisbon University Institute, Portugal)
New meanings of the family in Europe: gender
relations between ideology and practice
Bernardo Coelho (Lisbon University Institute,
Portugal)
New meanings of the family in Europe: gender
relations between ideology and practice
Inês Cardoso (Lisbon University Institute, Portugal)
New meanings of the family in Europe: gender
relations between ideology and practice
Capitolina Diaz-Martinez (University of
Oviedo, Spain)
Power in couple relationships analysed
through the couples’ narratives
Sandra Dema-Moreno (University of Oviedo,
Spain)
Power in couple relationships analysed
through the couples’ narratives
Carmen Pérez Sánchez (Universitat Oberta
de Catalunya, Spain)
Gender and work: the effects of telework on
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women’s work-life balance
Ana Gálvez Mozo (Universitat Oberta de Catalunya,
Spain)
Gender and work: the effects of telework on
women’s work-life balance
Laura Alipranti-Maratou (M.A.Naional Centre
for Social Research, Greece)
Reconciliation policy in Greece: policy frames
and dimensions of public debate
A. Nikolaou (M.A.Naional Centre for Social
Research, Greece)
Reconciliation policy in Greece: policy frames
and dimensions of public debate
Saturday, September 6, 18:00-20:00
Joint Session 05 of RC04, RC07, RC23
and RC32: Gender, Science, Technology and
Innovation, and the Future
Chair: Solange Simões, Eastern Michigan
University, USA and Radhamany Sooryamoorthy,
University KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
Location: URL-A102
Session ID:
JS_RC04_RC07_RC23_RC32_05
Authors and Papers:
Uta Russmann (University of Vienna, Austria)
Gender-specific Behavior in Web Based Communication
Networks: Gender Barriers to Access
and Gender Barriers to Usage
Christiane Gross (University of Kiel, Germany )
Women in Science—Aliens No More?
Monika Jungbauer-Gans (University of Kiel,
Germany)
Women in Science—Aliens No More?
Lisa Richey (Roskilde University, Denmark)
Anti-Retroviral Technology in Africa
Luisa Leonini (University of Milan, Italy)
New Media and Pornography: How the Internet
has Modified the Sex Business
Nuria Valles (Fundació CIREM, Spain)
Construction of gendered technological identities
in the school space
Saturday, September 6, 18:00-20:00
Joint Session 03 of RC14, RC32 and
RC30: Transformation in Communication and
Work: The Cultural Construction and Reconstruction
of Gender
Chair: Christiana Constantopoulou, Panteion
University, Greece, Margaret Abraham, Hofstra
University, USA and Diane Gabrielle Tremblay,
Tele-Universite, Canada
Location: UB-FPGH-Sala Gran
Session ID: JS_RC14_RC30_RC32_03
Authors and Papers:
Kamlesh Mohan Mohan (Panjab University,
India)
Globalization, Tele-advertising and Gender
Kiril Sharapov (Glasgow Caledonian University,
Scotland)
The ‘Business Case’ for Gender Equality:
‘Othering’ and ‘Normalising’ for Profit
Anastasia Sotiriadou (University of Athens,
Greece)
Communication, Politics and Women
Maria Vergeti (Democritus University of
Thrace, Greece)
Media and Lifelong Education as Significant
Factors in Enhancing the Quality of Life of
Pomak Women in Greece
Magda Zadkowska (University of Gdansk, Poland)
I Do Not Wash Dishes Today: Constructing
and Reconstructing the Contemporary Couples
Giselle Touzard (University of Nevada, USA)
Displays of Nature in Commercial Advertisements
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Joint Session 02A of RC32 and RC10:
The Challenges of Women’s Participation/Exclusion
in Various Contexts
Chair: Esther Ngan-ling Chow, American University,
USA
Location: UB-FP-2.1
Session ID: JS_RC10_RC32_02A
Authors and Papers:
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Khurram Iqbal (University of Agriculture, Faisalabad.
Pakistan)
Gender Dimension of Decentralized Governance
in Pakistan: Implication for Sustainable
Livelihoods and Gender Mainstreaming
Abdul Basit (University of Agriculture, Faisalabad.
Pakistan)
Gender Dimension of Decentralized Governance
in Pakistan: Implication for Sustainable
Livelihoods and Gender Mainstreaming
Beatrix Schwarzer (Johann Wolfgang Goethe
Universitat, Frankfurt am Main, Germany)
Women’s Participation in South Africa: Is Visibility
Leading to Gender Equity?
Diana Macie (CIES/ISCTE, Portugal)
Gender and Political Power
Shpakovskaya Larisa (European University at
St Petersburg, Russia)
Gender (In)equality in Political Participation in
Russia (a Case of Karelian Republic)
Maria Eugenia de la O (Centro de Investigaciones
y Estudios Superiores en Antropología Social-Occidente,
México)
The Change of Women’s Workers Participation
and the Social Construction of Labor Rights in
Mexican Maquiladoras
Solange Simoes (Eastern Michigan University,
USA)
The Private Motivations of Public Action: Women’s
Associational Lives and Political Activism
in Brazil
Cirila Quintero Ramírez (Colegio de la Frontera
Norte-Matamoros, México)
The Change of Women’s Workers Participation
and the Social Construction of Labor Rights in
Mexican Maquiladoras
Bruno Reis (Federal University of Minas Gerais,
Brazil)
The Private Motivations of Public Action: Women’s
Associational Lives and Political Activism
in Brazil
Fabricio Fialho (Federal University of Minas
Gerais, Brazil)
The Private Motivations of Public Action: Women’s
Associational Lives and Political Activism
in Brazil
Tatiana Goulart (Federal University of Minas
Gerais, Brazil)
The Private Motivations of Public Action: Women’s
Associational Lives and Political Activism
in Brazil
Daniel Biagioni (University of Republic, Uruguay)
The Private Motivations of Public Action: Women’s
Associational Lives and Political Activism
in Brazil
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 02A: Obstacles to and Strategies
for Doing Sociology for Women
Chair: Joey Sprague, University of Kansas,
USA and Lin Tan, All China Women’s Federation,
China
Location: UB-FP-1.1
Session ID: RC32_02A
Authors and Papers:
Joey Sprague (University of Kansas, USA)
Gendered barriers to a sociology for women in
the U.S.
Raluca Soreanu (University College London,
UK)
Feminist creativities and disciplinary change:
lessons from the case of academic international
relations
Diana Papademas (SUNY/Old Westbury,
USA)
Empowerment of women globally - a necessary
link between the academy and the UN
Esther Ngan-ling Chow (American University,
USA and Green River Community College,
USA)
Globalizing action-oriented research in feminist
scholarship: linking knowledge with praxis
Laura Toussaint (American University, USA)
Globalizing action-oriented research in feminist
scholarship: linking knowledge with praxis
Christine Löw (J.W.Goethe-University, Germany)
Private property and knowledge: the case of
intellectual property rights and genetic resources
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 06B: Women’ Work, Laobr Participation
and Development
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Chair: Esther Ngan-ling Chow, American University,
USA/ Catherine Berheide, Skidmore
College, USA
Location: UB-FP-1.2
Session ID: RC32_06B
Authors and Papers:
Mariëlle Cloïn (Utrecht University and The Netherlands
Institute of Sociological Research,
Netherlands)
Low-educated women’s employment decisions:
micro-economic and sociological perspectives
Ans Merens (The Netherlands Institute of Sociological
Research, Netherlands)
The participation of women from ethnic minorities
in the Netherlands
Els De bruyn (University of Antwerp, Belgium)
Managerial participation of flemish women in
the world of sports
Yung Han Chang ( University of Manchester,
UK)
Women’s labour market participation in Taiwan
Sirirat Taneerananon (Prince of Songkla University,
Thailand)
Women migration and urban poverty: a case of
Thailand
Oya Açıkalın (Yüzüncü Yıl Üniversitesi, Sosyoloji
Bölümü Kampüs, Turkey)
The gender perspective of the Eeastern Anatolia
development programme (EADP)
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Joint Session 02B of RC32 and RC10:
The Challenges of Women’s Participation/Exclusion
in Social Movements
Chair: Michal Palgi, The Max Stern Academic
College of Emek Yezreel, Israel
Location: UB-FP-2.1
Session ID: JS_RC10_RC32_02B
Authors and Papers:
Neuma Aguiar (Federal University of Minas
Gerais, Brazil)
Women´s Movements in Developing Countries:
Characteristics, Priorities and Issues
Anna-Britt Coe (Umeå University, Sweden)
Reproductive Rights Advocacy in Peru: Linking
Political and Cultural Dimensions of Policy
Outcomes
Ariadna Munté (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona,
Spain)
Romi Feminism: A Case of Dialogic Feminism
Esther Oliver (University of Warwick, UK)
Romi Feminism: A Case of Dialogic Feminism
Maria José Casa-Nov (University of Minho,
Portuga)
Ethnicity and Dialecticity of Power in Gender
Relations
Bernadetta Siara (City University, UK)
Social Movement “Poland is a Woman” and its
Early Political Activism – Analysis of Contemporary
Gender Discourses in Poland
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Session 02B: Women, Pedagogy and Academe:
Persistence and Change
Chair: Joey Sprague, University of Kansas,
USA, Margaret Abraha, Hofstra University,
USA and Esther Ngan-ling Chow, American
University, USA
Location: UB-FP-1.1
Session ID: RC32_02B
Authors and Papers:
Alejandra Araiza (Universidad Autónoma de
Barcelona, Spain)
From gender theory to feminist epistemology:
an effort to deconstruct the falogocentrism
Luz M Martínez (Universidad Autónoma de
Barcelona, Spain)
From gender theory to feminist epistemology:
an effort to deconstruct the falogocentrism
Nitza Berkovitch (Ben Gurion University, Israel)
Still a Man’s Place? On the Blind Spots of Discrimination
Cynthia B. Bragg (Morgan State University,
USA)
Strategies of studying black churches as gendered
organizations for social change: an academic
using “outsiders-within” perspective
Julia Rozanova (University of Alberta Edmonton,
Canada)
Deconstructing the ‘ideology of domesticity’
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through studies of older rural women’ s social
participation
Talita Pereira de Castro (Universidade Estadual
de Campinas, Brazil)
Women in Brazilian self-help books
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Joint Session 04 of RC32 and RC38: Biographical
and Feminist Methods in a Global
Framework
Chair: Marilyn Porter Memorial University,
Canada and Fatimah Daud International Islamic
University, Malaysia
Location: UB-FP-0.1
Session ID: JS_RC32_RC38_04
Authors and Papers:
Kalpana Kannabrian (NALSAR University of
Law, India)
Making the Forked Tongue Speak: An Ethnography
of Self
Paul Luken (Univ of West Georgia, USA)
Putting Theory in Its Place: An institutional ethnography
approach
Suzanne Vaughan (Arizona State University,
USA)
Putting Theory in Its Place: An institutional ethnography
approach
Nighat Khan (Institute of Women’s Studies Lahore,
Pakistan)
Write it down the way I mean it
Luz Martinez (Univ Autonoma de Barcelona,
Spain)
An approach to the private space: Housewives’
chores through life stories
Ana Garay (Univ Autonoma de Barcelona,
Spain)
An approach to the private space: Housewives’
chores through life stories
Kathy Davis (Utrecht University, Netherlands)
Appropriating the narrative of the “Other”:
Some critical reflections on feminist theory in a
global context
Session 03: Researching Women in Africa
and the African Diaspora: New Social Science
Perspectives
Chair: Josephine Beoku-Betts, Flordia Atlantic
University,USA and Akosua Adomako Ampofo,
University of Ghana, Ghana
Location: UB-FP-1.1
Session ID: RC32_03
Authors and Papers:
Josephine Beoku-Betts (Florida Atlantic University,
USA)
African women scientists and the politics of location:
the case of four Sierra Leonean women
scientists
Marlese Durr (Wright State University, USA)
Braiding, slicing, and dicing: African American’s
women home as a site of work in the global
economy
Akosua Adomako Ampofo (University of
Ghana-Legon, Ghana)
In my mother’s house : mothering and race
work in Ghana
Dorothy Oben (University of Buea, Cameroon)
Poverty in Cameroon: how women survive
Mary Johnson Osirim ( Bryn Mawr College,
USA)
African women in the new diaspora: transnationalism
and the (re)creation of home
Monday, September 8, 09:00-11:00
Business Meeting
Location: UB-FP-1.2
Session ID: RC32_BM
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
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RC 34 Sociology of Youth
Sociologie de la jeunesse
Sociología de la juventud
President: Ngan-Pun Ngai, Chinese University of Hong Kong
Coordinators of the programme: Carmen Leccardi, University of Milano-Bicocca, Italy, Carles
Feixa, Universitat de Lleida, Spain
Subject: “Growing in a fluid world: questions on youth to be debated”
Organizer: Carmen Leccardi, University of Milano, Italy and Carles Feixa, University of Lleida,
Spain
Friday, September 5, 15:30-17:30
Session 01A: The concept of generation in
youth theories
Chair: Carles Feixa, University of Lleida, Catalonia,
Spain and Carmen Leccardi, University
of Milano-Bicocca, Italy
Location: URL-A302
Session ID: RC34_01A
Authors and Papers:
Ola Stafseng (University of Oslo, Norway)
Karl Mannheim and Kurt Lewin on the German-Jewish
youth matters
Carmen Leccardi (University of Milano-Bicocca,
Italy)
The Concept of Generation in Youth Theories
Carles Feixa (University of Lleida, Catalonia)
The Concept of Generation in Youth Theories
Wivian Weller (University of Brasilia)
The Concepts of Generation and Youth in the
Work of Karl Mannheim
Nicolle Pfaff (University of Halle, Germany)
The Concepts of Generation and Youth in the
Work of Karl Mannheim
Chair: Carme Capdevila, Consellera del Departament
d’Acció Social i Ciutadania, Generalitat
de Catalunya
Location: CCCB-CCCB-Vestibulo
Session ID: RC34_SS
Authors and Papers:
Zygmunt Bauman (University of Leeds, UK)
Michael Maffesoli (University of La Sorbone,
France)
Friday, September 5, 15:30-17:30
Session 01A: The concept of generation in
youth theories
Chair: Carles Feixa, University of Lleida, Catalonia,
Spain and Carmen Leccardi, University
of Milano-Bicocca, Italy
Location: URL-A302
Session ID: RC34_01A
Authors and Papers:
Maurizio Merico (University of Salerno, Italy)
Youth and generations
Friday, September 5 , 18:00-20:00
Open Session: Liquid or Tribal Youth? Dialogue
with Bauman & Maffesoli
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 01B: The concept of generation in
youth theories
Chair: Carles Feixa, University of Lleida, Ca-
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talonia, Spain and Carmen Leccardi, University
of Milano-Bicocca, Italy
Location: URL-A101
Session ID: RC34_01B
Authors and Papers:
Aurelie Mary (University of Tampere, Finland)
Different economic contexts, different generations:
the Baby Boomers and their children
Helena Laakonen (University of Tampere, Finland)
Thirty-Somethings: The First European Generation?
Eriikka Oinonen (University of Tampere, Finland)
Thirty-Somethings: The First European Generation?
Rossana Reguillo (Iteso, Mexico)
Gramáticas de la violencia juvenil: Precarización,
desencanto y paralegalidad en Latinoamérica
German Muñoz (Universidad Distrital Francisco
Jose de Caldas, Colombia)
Mutaciones generacionales en un paisaje mediático
transformado
Vincenzo Cicchelli (University Paris Descartes,
France )
Understanding intergenerational ties in France:
the method of paradoxes
José Antonio Hernández Gutiérrez (ITESM
Campus Monterrey, México)
La industria cultural de la nostalgia y la construcción
de la memoria mediática ochentera en
México
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 02A: Youth theories and public debates
in the XX century
Chair: Carles Feixa, University of Lleida, Catalonia,
Spain and Carmen Leccardi, University
of Milano-Bicocca, Italy
Location: URL-A101
Session ID: RC34_02A
Authors and Papers:
Ronald Srigley (Laurentian University in Sudbury,
Canada)
Modernity’s Youth: Images of Rebellion from
the Cave
Kate Tilleczek (Laurentian University in Sudbury,
Canada)
Modernity’s Youth: Images of Rebellion from
the Cave
Tracy Shildrick (University of Teesside, UK)
Social inclusion, exclusion and ‘the street’: the
continuing relevance of subculture theory
Dan Woodman (University of Melbourne,
Australia)
Individualisation and the Split Habitus: A return
to Beck and Bourdieu for conceptualizing social
change and young people’s transitions
Siyka Kovacheva (University of Plovdiv, Bulgaria)
Changing youth images in public debates in
post-communist Bulgaria. The influence of
youth theories and youth policies
Mariana Chaves (University of La Plata, Argentina)
Revisiting twenty five years in Argentina: youth
theories, youth questions and public debates
between 1983-2008.
Elena Berge (University of La Plata, Argentina)
Revisiting twenty five years in Argentina: youth
theories, youth questions and public debates
between 1983-2008.
Kathy Edwards (University of Sydney, Australia)
Beyond the Blame Game of Public Debates:
Young People’s Subjective Experiences of Democracy
in a Liquid World
Gestur Gu_mundsson (Iceland University of
Education, Iceland)
Standing on the shoulders of phantoms
Lesley Andres (Canada)
Theory, Policy, Structure, and Agency and the
Construction of Canadian and Australian
Young Adults
Johanna Wyn (Australia)
Theory, Policy, Structure, and Agency and the
Construction of Canadian and Australian
Young Adults
Atte Oksanen (University of Tampere, Finland)
Theories of Addiction and Images of Addictive
Behaviours founded by the Academy of Finland
Thorolfur Thorlindsson (University of Iceland,
Iceland)
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The Concept of Community in Youth Research,
Theory, Policy and Practice
James Cote (University of Western Ontario,
Canada)
The disenfranchisement of youth in the latetwentieth
century: A critique of conservative
approaches to youth studies.
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 03A: Youth theories and public debates
for the XXI century
Chair: Helena Helve, University of Kuopio,
Finland and Vinod Chandra, JNPG College,
Lucknow, India
Location: URL-A101
Session ID: RC34_03A
Authors and Papers:
Mei-Ling Lin (National Open University, Taiwan)
The digital economy:Promise and perfil on the
age of networked intelligence—A study of
young and how they view the new world order
Anand Rampersad (University of the West Indies,
Trinidad)
Caribbean Youth: Crisis Or Challenge In A
Neo-Globalizing Sphere: The Case Of Trinidad
And Tobago
Charlotte Fabiansson (Macquarie University,
Australia)
Young people’s attitudes to risk taking behaviour
- aspirations and trepidations as influenced
by global and local milieux
Maria Cardenal (University of Las Palmas de
Gran Canaria, Spain)
Individualization and risk theories examined:
the importance of family bonds as supports in
the transition to adulthood
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 03B: Youth theories and public debates
for the XXI century
Chair: Helena Helve, University of Kuopio,
Finland and Vinod Chandra, JNPG College,
Lucknow, India
Location: URL-A102
Session ID: RC34_03B
Authors and Papers:
Tomohiko Asano (Tokyo Gakugei University)
Civic engagement developed in leisure activity
groups and close friend networks in Japan
Terhi-Anna Wilska (Turku School of Economics,
Finland)
Individualization or new collectivism? Changing
forms of sociality among young people in
Europe.
Youra Petrova (Cnrs / Iresco, France)
New youth questions in France ? Youth rioters
or/and new “chalengers”?
Vinod Chandra (University of Lucknow, India)
Representation of Indian Youth in Print Media
Indian Youth in Public Debates
Portillo Maricela (Universidad Autonoma de la
Ciudad de México)
La construcción mediática de la juventud mexicana
en la televisión
Goran Bolin (Sodertörn University College,
Sweden)
Mobile Phones and Media Generations
Helena Helve (University of Kuopio, Finland)
Social Capital and a “Liquid Trust” of Young
People
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 04A: Youth questions and public debates
Chair: Ngan-pun Ngai, The Chinese University
of Hong Kong, China and Ani Wierenga,
University of Melbourne, Australia
Location: URL-A101
Session ID: RC34_04A
Authors and Papers:
Steven Sek-yum Ngai (The Chinese University
of Hong Kong )
Success Factors in Mutual Aid among Young
People with Emotional and Behavioral Problems
Christine Griffin (University of Bath, UK)
The importance of belonging in the neo-liberal
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social order: Young people’s drinking practices,
collective identity and generational location
Emma Navarrete (El Colegio Mexiquense,
México)
Importancia de la escolaridad entre los jovenes
trabajadores mexicanos.
Hector Castillo Berthier (Isunam, Mexico)
Juventud cultura y política social: Circo Volador
Siri Hettige (University of Colombo, Sri Lanka)
Youth Questions and Public Debates in the
21st Century: The Case of Sri Lanka
Keiko Yamaguchi (Hirosaki University, Japan)
Youth and Homelessness in Japan
Ichiyo Habuchi (Hirosaki University, Japan)
Youth and Homelessness in Japan
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 04B: Youth questions and public debates
Chair: Ngan-pun Ngai, The Chinese University
of Hong Kong, China and Ani Wierenga,
University of Melbourne, Australia
Location: URL-A102
Session ID: RC34_04B
Authors and Papers:
Ngan-Pun Ngai (The Chinese University of
Hong Kong)
Factors Influencing Parent-Child Relationships:
A Comparison of Hong Kong and Shanghai
Ani Wierenga (University of Melbourne, Australia)
Revisiting Trust
Smita Verma (Circle for Child and Youth Research
Cooperation in India)
Sex Education in Higher Secondary Schools in
India: The Missing Adolescents’ Perspectives
Vinod Chandra (Circle for Child and Youth Research
Cooperation in India)
Sex Education in Higher Secondary Schools in
India: The Missing Adolescents’ Perspectives
Maritza Urteaga (Escuela Nacional de Antropologia
e Historia, Mexico)
Jovenes, indios y migrantes en la sociedad
mexicana contemporanea
Lourdes Pacheco (Universidad Autonoma de
Nayarit, Mexico)
Juventud rural e indígena en Mexico
Anselme Harelimana (Catholic University of
Eastern Africa, Kenya)
Rwanda Genocide Trial and Reflection and
Reconsideration: 13 Years After the Rwandan
Genocide
Weiyu Mao (The Chinese University of Hong
Kong, China)
The Unemployment of College/University Graduates
in Mainland China
Janet Salaff (University of Toronto, Canada)
Will chinese students return? Factors in decisions
Laurent Greve (Norwegian School of Economics
and Business Administration, Norway)
Will chinese students return? Factors in decisions
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Sesssion 05A: Youth questions and public
debates in Europe
Chair: Howard Williamson, University of Cardiff,
Walles, UK and Natalia Wächter, Austrian
Institute for Youth Research, Austria
Location: URL-A101
Session ID: RC34_05A
Authors and Papers:
Katrine Fangen (University of Oslo, Norway)
Social exclusion and inclusion of young adult
immigrants. The Case of Somalis in Norway
Robert MacDonald (University of Teesside,
UK)
Youth marginalisation: the significance of precarious
work?
Metka Kuhar (University of Ljubljana)
Exploring cultures of postponement - the transformation
of young motherhood and the re-generation
of gender in post-communism
Herwig Reiter (University of Bremen, Germany)
Exploring cultures of postponement - the transformation
of young motherhood and the re-generation
of gender in post-communism
Zita Kiss (Babes-Bolyai University, Romania)
Future Plans and Value-Orientation of Students
from the Babe_-Bolyai University Rela-
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ted to the European Integration
Larissa Titarenko (Belarus State University,
Belarus)
Youth as subject of public debates in post-soviet
countries (case of Bilarus)
Kalman Gabor (Hungarian Institute for Educational
Research and Development, Hungary)
The Sziget festival en Budapest.The new
young middle class and leisure activity in Hungary
Marianna Szemerszki (Hungarian Institute for
Educational Research and Development, Hungary)
The Sziget festival en Budapest.The new
young middle class and leisure activity in Hungary
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Sesssion 05B: Youth questions and public
debates in Europe
Chair: Howard Williamson, University of Cardiff,
Walles, UK and Natalia Wächter, Austrian
Institute for Youth Research, Austria
Location: URL-A102
Session ID: RC34_05B
Authors and Papers:
Alexis Dewaele (Policy Research Centre on
Equal Opportunities, Belgium)
The discourse of youngsters concerning homosexuality
and gender normative behaviour
Carsten Yndigegn (University of Southern
Denmark, Denmark)
Confronting the conceptions of homeland and
national identity among high-skilled spatial mobile
Danish youth with emigrational aspirations
Trine Medby Fossland (University of Tromsoe,
Norway)
Multicultural Change and the Power of Identity
Valer Veres (Babes-Bolyai University Cluj-Napoca,
Romania)
The Change of the Social Chances and the
Socio-Economic Situation of the Romanian
Students Before joining EU: The Case of Students
from Cluj-Napoca.
Ana Paula Marques (University of Minho, Portugal)
The Reformation of the University System and
Professional Formation: insertion strategies
and new instruments of professional mediation
for young graduates
Rita Moreira (University of Minho, Portugal)
The Reformation of the University System and
Professional Formation: insertion strategies
and new instruments of professional mediation
for young graduates
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Session 06: Youth questions and public debates
in Catalonia
Chair: Pau Sarracant, Catalan Youth Observatory
and Joaquim Casal, Authonomous University
of Barcelona, Spain
Location: URL-A101
Session ID: RC34_06
Authors and Papers:
Pau Serracant (Catalan Youth Observatory,
Catalonia)
The evolution of youth research in Catalonia
Silvia Luque (Fundacio Ferrer i Guardia, Catalonia)
Youth reality and youth policies in Catalonia:
an European perspective
Roger Martinez (Open University of Catalonia,
Catalonia)
The evolution of youth policies in Catalonia
Pere Soler (University of Girona, Catalonia)
The. M.A. in Youth and Society
Alexis Rodriguez (University Rovira i Virgili,
Catalonia)
Music in unstable cultural territories
Oscar Prieto-Flores (University of Girona, Catalonia)
Religion and Identity among Young Latinos in
Spain
Jordi Feu (University of Girona, Catalonia)
Religion and Identity among Young Latinos in
Spain
Laura Porzio (University Rovira i Virgili, Catalonia)
Since Body, biography and youth cultures. The
case of skinheads and latin king & queens in
Catalonia
Monica Figueras (University Pompeu Fabra,
Catalonia)
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Teenager media representation in Spanish
Prime Time Television and its influence on the
self identity construction
Marta Llobet Estany (University of Barcelona)
Social creativity as a strategy to override the
stigmatisation fo precarious youth
Monday, September 8, 09:00-11:00
Joint Session of RC13, RC34, RC53.
Childhood, Youth and Leisure Aspirations
Chair: Ngan-Pun Ngai, Chinese University of
Hong Kong, Doris Buehler-Niederberger, University
of Wuppertal, Germany, Kenneth Roberts,
University of Liverpool, UK
Location: URL-A201
Session ID: SJS_RC13_RC34_RC53
Authors and Papers:
Kenneth Roberts (University of Liverpool, England)
Youth leisure careers during post-communist
transitions in the South Caucasus
Gary Pollock (University of Liverpool, England)
Youth leisure careers during post-communist
transitions in the South Caucasus
Kleanthis Syrakoulis (University of Thessaly,
Greece)
Does urban planning affect youth participation
in leisure activities? Evidence from Larissa and
Volos, Greece
Alex Deffner (University of Thessaly, Greece)
Does urban planning affect youth participation
in leisure activities? Evidence from Larissa and
Volos, Greece
Olivier Vanhée (Lyon University, France )
The reception of Manga by young generations
of French readers: A sociological investigation
of the uses of Japanese popular culture in
France
Rashmi Jain (University of Rajasthan, Jaipur,
India)
Childhood and leisure: Are leisure tools responsible
for evolution of little adults
Sushil Tyagi (S.M.L.(P.G.) College, Jhunjhunu,
Rajasthan, India)
The patterns of leisure among youth: A comparative
study from a gender perspective in a
small town of Rajasthan
Sushila Jain (University of Rajasthan, Jaipur,
India)
Youth, leisure and life style: A study in an
urban setting of Jaipur city
Teus J. Kamphorst (Wageningen University,
The Netherlands)
Effects of leisure deprivation of urban youth
Leena Suurpää (The Finnish Youth Research
Network, Helsinki, Finland)
Rethinking young people’s leisure in the context
of the Finnish welfare state
B.S. Gulshetty (Inamdar M.S.W. P.G. College,
Gulbarga, Karnataka, India)
Leisure-time activities and interaction among
rural youth: A case study of a village in Karnataka,
India
Jyoti Sidana (S.S.Jain Subodh College, Jaipur,
India)
Early life cycle, dynamics of aspirations and
leisure industry: A media perspective
Okezie Anthony Odoemene (University of Ibadan,
Nigeria)
The Nigerian youth European football craze:
Nature, trends, and psychological implications
Rishi Kumar Sharma (Govt. College, Bandikui,
Rajasthan, India)
Leisure and childhood: An empirical study of
adolescent Meena Tribals
Trine Agervig Carstensen (University of Copenhagen,
Frederiksberg C, Denmark)
Children’s leisure activities in urban neighbourhoods
Tarja Tolonen (The Finnish Youth Research
Network, Helsinki, Finland)
Rethinking young people’s leisure in the context
of the Finnish welfare state
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RC 35 Committee on Conceptual and Terminological Analysis
Comité sur l’analyse conceptuelle et terminologique
Comité sobre el análisis conceptual y terminológico
President and coordinator of the programme: Volker Schmidt, National University of Singapore,
Singapore
Subject: “Conceptual change in the global era”
Organizer: David Strecker, Friedrich-Schiller-University Jena, Germany
Friday, September 5 , 15:30-17:30
Session 01: World Society and Global Sociology
Chair: Oliver Kozlarek, Department of Philosophy
Universidad Michoacana in Morelia, Mexico
Location: UB-RB-204
Session ID: RC35_01
Authors and Papers:
Boris Holzer (University of Lucerne, Switzerland)
World Society and Global Integration
Miodrag Petrovic (National University of Singapore,
Singapore)
Differentiation Theory and Global Society
Volker H. Schmidt (National University of Singapore,
Singapore)
Parochial Sociology in a Globally Connected
World?
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 02: Levels of Authenticity – Conceptual
Clarifications
Chair: Joern Lamla, Justus-Liebig-University
of Giessen, Germany
Location: UB-RB-219
Session ID: RC35_02
Authors and Papers:
Michael Corsten (University of Hildesheim,
Germany)
From Autonomy to Authenticity – Generational
Discourses and Cultural Changes
Somogy Varga (University of Copenhagen,
Denmark)
Ambivalences of Authenticity
Joern Lamla (Justus-Liebig-University of Giessen,
Germany)
Doing Authenticity: Cultural Capitalism and
Pragmatism
Hartmut Rosa (Friedrich-Schiller-University
Jena, Germany)
Comment on the Papers Presented
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 03: Conceptualizing Reflexivity: Reframing
the Problem of Order for the Global
Era
Chair: David Strecker, Friedrich-Schiller-University
Jena, Germany
Location: UB-RB-219
Session ID: RC35_03
Authors and Papers:
John Holmwood (University Birmingham, UK)
Problem-Solving versus the Problem of Order:
The Pragmatist Alternative to General Theory
Adriana Aubert (Universitat de Barcelona,
Spain)
Dialogic Societies: A Force for Change in the
Global Era
Lídia Puigvert (Universitat de Barcelona,
Spain)
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Dialogic Societies: A Force for Change in the
Global Era
David Strecker (Friedrich-Schiller-University
Jena, Germany)
Reflexive Habitus: Making Sense of an Oxymoron
Alejandro Bialakowsky (Buenos Aires University,
Argentina)
The Problems of Meaning and Reflexivity in
Anthony Giddens and Jürgen Habermas
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 04: Orientalism, Forgotten Sociology
and Concept Formation
Chair: Alberto Javier Ribes Leiva, Universidad
Complutense de Madrid, Spain
Location: UB-RB-219
Session ID: RC35_04
Authors and Papers:
Gurminder K. Bhambra (University fo Warwick,
UK)
The Orient’s Other: A Critique of Europe as an
Organizing Idea in Social Theory
Juan Jesús Morales Martín (Complutensian
University of Madrid, Spain)
Juan Francisco Marsal: A Sociologist forgotten
inside the Sociological Spanish Tradition?
María del Carmen Rodríguez Rodríguez (Complutensian
University of Madrid, Spain)
Juan Francisco Marsal: A Sociologist forgotten
inside the Sociological Spanish Tradition?
Alberto Javier Ribes Leiva (Universidad Complutense
de Madrid, Spain)
Modernity and World Crisis in Spanish Sociology:
1936-1950
Saturday, September 6, 18:00-20:00
Session Business Meeting
Chair:
Location: UB-RB-219
Session ID: RC35_BM
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 05: The sociological imagination
after 1989: How fundamental are the conceptual
shifts?
Chair: Chris Armbruster, Research Network
1989 and Max Planck Society, Berlin, Germany
Location: UB-RB-219
Session ID: RC35_05
Authors and Papers:
Craig Browne (University of Sydney, Australia)
From the Sociological Imagination to Social
Imaginaries: Multiple Modernities and the Paradoxes
of Transformation
Ken Roberts (University of Liverpool, UK)
Understanding Youth Transitions in East-Central
Europe and the former Soviet Union: How
much conceptual innovation has been generated
and how much is required?
Chris Armbruster (Research Network 1989 and
Max Planck Society, Berlin, Germany)
New Varieties of Socialism? In between Utopia
and History after 1989
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Session 06: Convergence and Divergence: A
False Dichotomy?
Chair: Volker H. Schmidt, National University
of Singapore, Singapore
Location: UB-RB-219
Session ID: RC35_06
Authors and Papers:
Raf Vanderstraeten (Ghent University, Belgium)
The Co-Evolution of Socio-Structural and Conceptual
Transitions
Willfried Spohn (University of Konstanz, Germany)
World Society, Globalisations and Multiple Modernities
– Outline of a Historical-Sociological
Approach
Oliver Kozlarek (Universidad Michoacana, Mexico)
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“Hybridity”: A Conceptual Tool for a Global Modernity?
Volker H. Schmidt (National University of Singapore,
Singapore)
A Conceptual Note on the Social Theoretic
Significance of “Difference”
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Session 07: ‘World consciousness’: Beyond
Globalization and Cosmopolitanism?
Chair: Oliver Kozlarek, Department of Philosophy
Universidad Michoacana in Morelia, Mexico
Location: UB-RB-219
Session ID: RC35_07
Authors and Papers:
Robert Fine (University of Warwick, UK)
Natural Law Theory and Cosmopolitanism:
Unities and Differences
Daniel Chernilo (University Alberto Hurtado,
Chile)
Natural Law Theory and Cosmopolitanism:
Unities and Differences
Oliver Kozlarek (Universidad Michoacana, Mexico)
‘World Consciousness’ as a Conceptual Tool
for the ‘Age of Humanity’
Gina Zabludovsky (UNAM, Mexico)
The Vision of the World according to the Classics
Rolando Vázquez (Utrecht University, Netherlands)
Resistance, Coloniality and the Politics of Time
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RC 36 Theory and Research on Alienation
Théorie et recherche sur l’aliénation
Teoría e investigación sobre la alienación
Session 12: Lauren Langman, Loyola University, USA
Subject: “Alienation in the global era”
Organizer: Lauren Langman, Loyola University, USA
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 01A: State Policy and Alienating
Consequences Part I
Chair: Devorah Kalekin-Fishman, University
of Haifa, Israel
Location: UB-FP- 3.3
Session ID: RC36_01A
Authors and Papers:
David Bartram (University of Leicester)
Immigration and Happiness
Irina Culic (University of Windsor, Windsor,
Ontario, Canada)
The Making of Subjects: Immigration to Canada
Nanako Inaba (College of Humanities Ibaraki
University, Ibaraki, Japan)
La participation aux mouvements sociaux et
l’intériorisation de la valeur libérale : La lutte
des africains pour le logement dans la région
parisienne
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 02A: Classical Perspectives Today
Part I
Chair: Pirkkoliisa Ahponen, University of Joensuu,
Finland
Location: UB-FP- 3.4
Session ID: RC36_02A
Authors and Papers:
Hans Petter Sand (Agder University, Norway)
Young Marx and Alienation in a Conservative
Tradition
Kathleen Pacyna (Loyola University Chicago,
USA)
Marxian Alienation: Classical Critiques in a
Contemporary Light
Azril Bacal (Sociology Department, Uppsala
University, Sweden)
From Global Reductionism to Universal Planetarianism
Friday, September 5, 15:30-17:30
Session 05A: Alienation and the Subaltern:
Race, Class and Gender in Global Economy,
Part I
Chair: Gerhard Schutte, University of Wisconsin-Parkside,
WI, USA
Location: UB-FP-1.4
Session ID: RC36_05A
Authors and Papers:
Fatime Gunes (Anadolu University, Turkey)
The Dialectics of Class and Gender Oppression
among Impoverished Turkish Women
Ligaya Lindio-McGovern (Indiana University
Kokomo, USA)
The Globalization of Reproductive Labor and
the Global Intersections of Gender, Race
and Class.
Masoud Rajabi (University of Sheffield,)
Alienating Children from the Mainstream Society;
a Critical Approach to the Mosque Schools
in the UK
Christina D. Weber (North Dakota State University,
USA)
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Gender, Class, and Race Dynamics in Late
Capitalism: An Analysis of Clerks II and American
Hegemonic Masculinity
Luis Berruecos (Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana-
Xochimilco, México)
Mexican Neoliberal Economic Policies and the
Effects of Globalization in Indian Cultural Patterns
of Alcohol Consumption.
Sociology
Vessela Misheva (Uppsala University, Sweden)
Sociology – Between Humanism and Anti-humanism
Sergey A. Kravchenko ( Moscow State Institute
of International Relations, Russia)
New alienation: A form of game-ization
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 01B: Consequences of Migration:
Adaptation or Alienation? Part II
Chair: Pirkkoliisa Ahponen, University of Joensuu,
Finland
Location: UB-FP- 3.3
Session ID: RC36_01B
Authors and Papers:
Glen Kuecker (Dept of History, Depauw, Depauw,
IN, USA)
The Alienation of Return Migration: A Guatamalan
Case Study
Naoto Higuchi (Department of Social Science,
University of Tokushima, Tokushima)
Learning to Labor, Trapped to Consumers:
Adaptation and Alienation among Muslim Migrant
Workers in Japan
Nanako Inaba (College of Humanities Ibaraki
University, Ibaraki, Japan)
Learning to Labor, Trapped to Consumers:
Adaptation and Alienation among Muslim Migrant
Workers in Japan
Friday, September 5, 18:00-20:00
Session 05B: Alienation and the Subaltern:
Race, Class and Gender the Global Economy,
Part II
Chair: Ligaya McGovern, Indiana University,
IN, USA
Location: UB-FP- 2.1
Session ID: RC36_05B
Authors and Papers:
Miri Gal-Ezer (The Max Stern Academic College
of Emek Yezrael and The Hebrew University
of Jerusalem, Israel)
“3 Times Divorced”: A Palestinian Woman Rebellion
against the Israeli State, Bedouins
Norms and State Islamic Law
Gerhard Schutte (University of Wisconsin-
Parkside, USA)
“Bastards and Hybrids: ‘Mixed Race’ and Alienation.
Safiye Yildiz (Free University Berlin, Germany)
Othering and Alienation per intercultural discourse
in Germany
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 02B: New theoretical perspectives
Part II
Chair: Pirkkoliisa Ahponen, University of Joensuu,
Finland
Location: UB-FP- 3.4
Session ID: RC36_02B
Authors and Papers:
Andrew Blasko (Uppsala University, Sweden)
Theoretical Anti-humanism in Philosophy and
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 01C: Migration, Alienation, and
Schooling Part III
Chair: Gerhard Schutte, University of Wisconsin-Parkside,
WI, USA
Location: UB-FP- 3.3
Session ID: RC36_01C
Authors and Papers:
Claire Schiff (University of Bordeaux 2)
Migrant Youth in France : Unraveling the Influence
of Local Context, Ethnicity and Public
Policy on the Prospects of Newly Settled Ado-
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lescents from Non-European Countries
Lena Bardina-Vigier (V.N. Karazin Kharkiv National
University, Ukraine)
Adaptation Factors of Foreign Students to the
New Sociocultural Condition
Devorah Kalekin-Fishman (University of Haifa)
Declarations of Solidarity vs. Practices of Racism:
Careers
Liudmila Kirapitchenko, Department of Sociology,
Monas University Melbourne, East European
Academic Mobility in Australian and
Eurpoean Context
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 02C: Theorizing challenges of cultural
citizenship Part III
Chair: Hans Petter Sand, Agder University,
Norway
Location: UB-FP- 3.4
Session ID: RC36_02C
Authors and Papers:
Pirkkoliisa Ahponen (University of Joensuu,
Finland)
New demands for cultural citizenship in the
global age
Paivi Harinen (University of Helsinki, Finland)
Civic Culture and Multicultural Reality
Jussi Ronkainen (University of Helsinki, Finland)
Civic Culture and Multicultural Reality
Leena Suurpaa (University of Helsinki, Finland)
Civic Culture and Multicultural Reality
Dirk Michel (The Danish School of Education,
Aarhus University, Denmark)
Biographical Alienation: Open and Closed Processes
of Biographical Political Socialization
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 06: From the Workplace to Cyberspace:
Situating Alienation in the 21st Century
Chair: Matt David, University of Liverpool, UK
Location: UB-FP- 4.3
Session ID: RC36_06
Authors and Papers:
Christian Fuchs (ICT&S Center, University of
Salzburg)
Critical Theory in the Age of the Internet
Daniel Hartley (School of Sociology and Social
Policy, University of Liverpool, UK)
The ‘Social Media’ movement
Eran Fisher (Lock Haven University of
Pennsylvania, USA)
Digital De-Alienation: Information technology,
work, new spirit of capitalism
Maurizio Novoa (University of Western
Sydney, Australia)
Internatioal Collaborative Design Studio Project:
Preparing Industrial Design Students for
the Global Emerging Economy
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 07A: Joint session of WG03 and
RC36: The body as social icon: Spectacles of
the Body
Chair: Marvin T. Prosono, Missouri State University,
USA and Bianca Maria Pirani, University
of Roma
Location: UB-FP-4.2
Session ID: JS_RC36_WG03A
Authors and Papers:
Marvin Prosono (Missouri State University,
USA)
Triage of the Vanities: Alienation, Harassment
of the Body, and the Glen Beck Episode
Anna Kontula (Department of Sociology and
Social Psychology, University of Tam-pere,
Finland )
Carnivalesque Tendencies in the Whore Movement
Miriam Adelman (Universidade Federal do Paraná,
Brazil)
Performing (Different) Femininities: Women
Jockeys At The Race Track in Brazil
Adrian Scribano (Centre for Advanced Studies.
Executing Unit. National University of Cordoba,
Argentina, coordinator of the Working Group
on Sociology of Emo-tions and Body of the
Latin American Association of Sociology ALAS
)
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Memory, body and Cyber Space in Latin America
Diane Grams (Department of Sociology, New
Orleans, LA 70118-5698)
Agency and Resistance in Parading Culture of
New Orleans
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 02D: The Economic, Philosophical
and Psychoanalytic Manuscripts of 2008 Part
IV
Chair: Pirkkoliisa Ahponen, University of Joensuu,
Finland
Location: UB-FP- 3.4
Session ID: RC36_02D
Authors and Papers:
Craig Browne (The University of Sydney, Australia)
Alienated Half-Positions and the Globalisation
of the Lifeworld
Lynne Chancer (Hunter College, City University
of New York)
Sadomasochism and Alienation
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Session 07B: Joint session of WG03 and
RC36: The body as social icon: The Absent
Body
Chair: Lauren Langman, Loyola University of
Chicago, Chicago, IL, USA and Bianca Maria
Pirani, University of Roma ‘La Sapienza’, Italy
Location: UB-FP-4.2
Session ID: JS_RC36_WG03B
Authors and Papers:
Nicola Porro (Faculty of Motor Sciences, University
of Cassino, Italy)
Nobody’s Body as a Collective Body
Giulio Gabbianelli (University ‘Carlo Bo’ of Urbino,
Italy)
The Experience of the Body within Second Life
Daniela Lorenzetti (University of Cassino, Italy)
Those who feels pain need having reason (A.
Artaud)
Diego Fiori (University of Cassino, Italy)
Those who feels pain need having reason (A.
Artaud)
Olga Pohankova (Bildtechnik und Kamera
Schnitt Universitat fur Musik unddarstellende
Kunst Wien, Abteilung Film und Fernsehen,
Austria)
Those who feels pain need having reason (A.
Artaud)
Jodie Allen (University of Cambridge, UK)
Reconfiguring (Pro-)anorexia Online: How
Women Negotiate their Eating Disorder Subjectivity
in relation to Psy Discourse
Karolin Kappler (University of Barcelona,
Spain, Barcelona, Spain)
Life Events and Crisis as a Source for Alienation
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Session 03A: Contesting Domination Part I
Chair: Dirk Michael, Danish School of Education
Aahus, University, Copenhagen, Denmark
Location: UB-FP- 3.3
Session ID: RC36_03A
Authors and Papers:
Knud Jensen (Danish School of Education
Aahus, University, Copenhagen, Denmark)
Overcoming Alienation; Democratic Mobilization
in a Global Age
Steve Walker (School of Education, University
of Birmingham, Birmingham, UK)
Overcoming Alienation; Democratic Mobilization
in a Global Age
Alan Spector (Purdue University Calumet,
Hammond, IN, USA)
From SDS (USA) to the Anti-Globalization Movements:
The Alienation of Positivism and the
Optimism of Rebellion
Tova Benski (Department of Behavior Sciences,
College of Management, )
Sciences, College of Management
William DiFazio (Department Sociology, St.
Johns, Queesn, NY)
Myths of Global Prosperity and Possibilies of
Change
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Saturday, September 6, 13:30-15:30
Session 04A: The Politics of Belonging Part I
Chair: Devorah Kalekin-Fishman, University
of Haifa
Location: UB-FP- 3.4
Session ID: RC36_04A
Authors and Papers:
Nira Yuval-Davis (University of East London,
UK)
Nations: Enduring structures of belonging
Craig Calhoun (Department of Sociology,
NYU, USA)
Universalism as Style
Lauren Langman (Dept Sociology, Loyola University,
Chicago, IL, USA)
The Dialectic of Nations: The Persistence of
Nationalism in a Global Age
Heinz Suenker (Wuppertal University, Germany)
Folk Community or Multiculturalism - the European
Problem
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Session 03B: Challenging Empire: The
World Social Forum Part II
Chair: Knud Jensen, Danish School of Education
Aahus, University, Copenhagen, Denmark
Location: UB-FP- 3.3
Session ID: RC36_03B
Authors and Papers:
Azril Bacal (Department of Sociology, Uppsala
University, Uppsala, Sweden)
Decolonization of Ethnic Identity: Socioanalysis
and Concientization in the Social Sciences
Lauren Langman (Dept Sociology, Loyola University,
Chicago, IL,The WSF as a New Social
Movement)
Walter Frantz (Department of Social Sciences,
UNIJUI)
The Co-operative Movement as debate at the
World Social Forum
Sunday, September 7, 13:30-15:30
Session 04B: Varieties of National Experience
Part II
Chair: Lauren Langman, Department Sociology,
Loyola University of Chicago, Chicago,
IL, USA
Location: UB-FP- 3.4
Session ID: RC36_04B
Authors and Papers:
Marvin Prosono (Departement of
Sociology,Missouri State U.)
Nationalisms as Commodities
Jan Nederveen Pieterse (Department of Sociology,
University of Illinois, Champaign, IL,
USA)
Global Multiculture
Sunday, September 7, 13:30-15:30
Session 07C: Joint session of WG03 and
RC36: The Erotic Body, Part III
Co-Chair: Lauren Langman, Department Sociology,
Loyola University of Chicago, Chicago,
IL, USA. Marvin Prosono (Departement of Sociology,Missouri
State U.)
Location: UB-FP- 4.2
Session ID: JS_RC36_WG03B
Authors and Papers:
Natalie Haber Baker. Department Sociology,
Loyola University of Chicago, Chicago, Spectacular
Boobs.
Anna Kontula, Departmant of Sociology and
Social Psychology, University of Tampere.
Carneivalesque Tendencies in the Whore Movement.
Karolin Kappler, University of Barcelona,
Spain. Live Events and Crisis as a Source for
Alienation.
Sunday, September 7, 18:00-12:00
Session 08 BM
Location: UB-FP- 4.2
Session ID: RC36_BM
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RC 37 Sociology of Art
Sociologie des arts
Sociología de las artes
Session 12: Jeffrey Halley, University of San Antonio, USA
Subject: “Sociology of art and culture: towards a public sociology”
Organizer: Jeffrey A. Halley, University of Texas, USA
Friday, September 5, 15:30-17:30
Session 03A: Publics and Social Critique,
Part I
Chair: Jean-Louis Fabiani, EHESS, France
Location: UB-FPGH-210
Session ID: RC37_03A
Kare
Authors and Papers:n Coleman (New
School for Social Research, USA)
The Future of the Arts and Culture in Democratic
Society.
Maria Rovisco (University of Lisbon, Portugal)
Undoing the nation: cultural freedom and the
rise of theatre as a counter-public in fascist
Portugal (1960-1974.)
Paula Abreu (Centre for Social Studies, University
of Coimbra)
Counting (on) audiences: promises and dilemmas
of the cooperation between sociology and
public arts institutions
Claudino Ferreira (Centre for Social Studies,
University of Coimbra)
Counting (on) audiences: promises and dilemmas
of the cooperation between sociology and
public arts institutions
Matteo Stagnoli (Univerity of Sienna, Italy and
EHESS, France)
When audiences become publics
Sébastien Dubois (Groupe ESC Rouen,
France)
Exploring the (unknown) audience of contemporary
poetry.
Friday, September 5, 18:00-20:00
Session 03B: Creative Publics, Part II
Chair: Jean-Louis Fabiani, EHESS, France
Location: UB-FPGH-210
Session ID: RC37_03B
Authors and Papers:
Emmanuel , Ethis (Université d’Avignon,
France)
Cinema, the subtle art of the rendez-vous.
Michaël Bourgatte (Université d’Avignon,
France)
Peut-on et doit-on parler de communauté de
spectateurs en ce qui concerne le public des
salles Art et Essai?
Raphaël Roth (Université d’Avignon, France)
Quand le public (re)devient citoyen. Démocratie
culturelle et festivals de musiques actuelles.
Damien Malinas (Université d’Avignon,
France)
Quand le public (re)devient citoyen. Démocratie
culturelle et festivals de musiques actuelles.
Jason Luckerhoff (Université Laval, Canada)
Les pratiques de lecture dans les musées.
Valérie Vitalbo (Université Laval, Canada)
Les pratiques de lecture dans les musées.
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 01A: Joint session of RC37 and
RC14: Theory and Rationalization and Resistance,
Part I
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Chair: Jeffrey A. Halley, University of Texas,
USA
Location: UB-FPGH-304
Session ID: JS_RC37_RC14_01A
Authors and Papers:
Julia Rothenberg (St. Joseph’s College, USA)
Art, Critical Theory, and the Public Sphere
After 9/11.
Paul Jones ( University of NSW, Australia )
Mobile Privatization, Means of Communication,
and Arts.
Jeffrey Halley (The University of Texas San
Antonio, USA )
A Sketch of a Theory of Rationalization and
Resistance in Culture.
Avelardo Valdez (University of Houston, USA)
A Sketch of a Theory of Rationalization and
Resistance in Culture.
Florent Gaudez ( Université Pierre Mendès
France, Grenoble 2, France)
Émancipation et re-symbolisation dans la production
artistique et scientifique. Pour une
socio-anthropologie des processus de cognition
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 02A: Joint session of RC37 and
RC38: Biography and Society - Biographical
Research and Sociology of Art, Part I
Chair: Brian Roberts, University of Glamorgan,
Wales, UK
Location: UB-FP- 2.1
Session ID: RC37_02A
Authors and Papers:
Valerie Moser (University of Darmstadt, Germany)
Methodological and methodical approaches to
analyze the field of art.
Ilze V_tola (Mag. paed., Art Academy of Latvia,
Latvia)
Arts-based art teaching - stories of art teachers.
Amalia Barboza (University of Frankfurt, Germany)
Points of insertion: Artists become social
scientists?
Sophia Krzys Acord (UC Berkeley, USA)
The Emerging Role of the Curator of Contemporary
Art.
Felicia Herrschaft (University of Frankfurt, Germany)
The Artists’ Ability to Enact Social Worlds
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 03C: Exploring Publics, Part III
Chair: Jean-Louis Fabiani, EHESS, France
Location: UB-FPGH-210
Session ID: RC37_03C
Authors and Papers:
Olivier Chadoin (ENSA de Paris La Villette,
France)
Matériaux et conditions d’une sociologie de
l’architecture : pour une socio-histoire de la
rencontre des entre sociologie et architecture.
Jean-Louis Fabiani (EHESS, France)
The audience in action : An empirical study of
a participatory public.
Stéphane Dorin (Université de Paris 8,
France)
Le public de l’ensemble intercontemporain revisité.
Céline Bonniol (Université d’Avignon, France)
Le public du Musée d’art moderne et le processus
de familiarisation.
Damien Malinas (Université d’Avignon,
France)
Transmettre une fois, pour toujours: Portrait
dynamique des spectateurs d’Avignon.
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 01B: Joint session of RC37 and
RC14: Rationalization and Resistance, Part II
Chair: Jeffrey A. Halley, University of Texas,
USA
Location: UB-FPGH-304
Session ID: JS_RC37_RC14_01B
Authors and Papers:
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Laura Verdi (University of Padova, Italy)
A modest proposal. ‘Factories of culture’ or
‘contaminated places’ for cultural resistance.
Cyrus Yeganeh (University of Art, Tehran,
Iran)
Peter Halley, Theodore Adorno and Herbert
Gans: Analyzing Iranian Art Worlds Today.
Jacqueline A. Gibbons (York University, Toronto,
Canada)
The Mid-East: Institutional Collectivities and
the Orphanage.
Ana Rodríguez (Barcelona University, Spain)
Culture and Critical Discourse: the Cinematographic
Writing of Michael Haneke.
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 02B: Joint session of RC37 and
RC38: Biography and Society - Biographical
Research and Sociology of Art, Part II
Chair: Felicia Herrschaft, University of Frankfurt,
Germany
Location: UB-FP- 2.1
Session ID: RC37_02B
Authors and Papers:
Chiara Bassetti (University of Trento, Italy)
Curriculum Corpi. Body’s Biographies in Dancers’
Narratives
Marko , Stamenkovic (De Appel / Curatorial
Programme, Netherlands)
Performative approaches in the field of curating
in democratic public spheres.
Daniel _uber (University of Konstanz, Germany)
Wound Culture’? Analyzing Graffiti in Serbia.
Chi Zhang (University of Illinois at Springfield)
Dirt to Glitter: Space, Community and Artist
Identity in Post-89 Beijing.
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 04: Sociology of Culture and Sociology
of the Arts: Inheritance and Transformation
Chair: Marta Herrero, University of Plymouth,
UK
Location: UB-FPGH-210
Session ID: RC37_04
Authors and Papers:Rudi Laermans
(University of Leuven, Belgium)
Reframing the sociology of the arts: towards a
socio-ontology of the virtual.
Sophia Acord (University of Exeter, UK)
Aesthetic Consciousness: Towards a grounded
understanding of culture in action.
Tia DeNora (University of Exeter, UK)
Aesthetic Consciousness: Towards a grounded
understanding of culture in action
Marta Herrero (University of Plymouth, UK)
Between Culture and the Arts: a sociological
approach to art markets.
David Inglis (University of Aberdeen, UK)
Sociological Theory and The Sociology of Art:
Relations, Engagements and Opportunities.
Robert Witkin (University of Exeter,UK)
Greenberg, Fried and the Avant-Garde Art Movements
of the 1960’s: The Janus-face of Modernism.
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 01C: Joint session of RC37 and
RC14: Cultural Resistance to Rationalization,
Part III
Chair: Jeffrey A. Halley, University of Texas,
USA
Location: UB-FPGH-304
Session ID: JS_RC37_RC14_01C
Authors and Papers:
Anthony Mettler (Université Bretagne Occidentale
, Centre de Recherche Bretonne et
Celtique CNRS, France)
L’Aïkiryu, un ‘réenchantement du monde’ face
à une ‘ rationalisation des arts’.
Violaine Roussel (Université Paris VIII & Institut
des sciences sociales du politique
(CNRS/ENS de Cachan, France)
Rationalisation professionnelle et rapport au
politique: Les artistes contre la guerre en Irak.
Sarah Cordonnier ( École Normale Supérieure
Lettres et Sciences Humaines, France)
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La mobilisation des sciences humaines dans
l’art contemporain, entre rationalisation et critique.
Marisol Facuse ( Université Pierre Mendès
France, Grenoble II, France)
Ethnographie du travail artistique d’une compagnie
de théâtre militant.
Yann Kilborne (Université Paris VIII, France)
Les cinéastes documentaristes, entre résistance
et soumission.
Sagrario Martinez Berriel (Universidad de Las
Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain)
Tindaya: Arte, turismo e identidad.
Serge Proust ( Université de Saint-Etienne –
MODYS, France)
Le théâtre public en France. La rationalisation
entre le marché et l’Etat.
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 05A: Taste as an Activity, Part I
Chair: Antoine Hennion, ENSMP, France
Location: UB-FPGH-210
Session ID: RC37_05A
Authors and Papers:
François Ribac (Université de Stirling , Scotland,
UK, et de Metz, France)
L’autre instruction publique ou comment des
fans apprennent la musique populaire.
Jérôme Hansen ( University of Sussex, UK)
Over-hearing Subcultures: Audiophilia, Phonography
and the Arts of Practicing Sound.
Jean-Christophe Sevin (EHESS-Marseille –
Shadyc, France)
Devenir amateurs de techno, approche par le
cas de l’apprentissage des DJ’s.
Jean-Paul Fourmentraux ( l’Université Lille 3 ,
GERIICO, l’Institut Marcel Mauss (EHESS),
France)
Un art à valeur d’usage : les « Nouveaux Commanditaires
» de la Fondation de France
Clothilde Sabre (Université de Lille 1-Clersé,
France)
tre fan : une activité d’invention de soi. L’exemple
de la passion du manga en France.
Eve Kiiler (University of Arts and Design Helsinki,
Finland)
Museum as a playground.
Séverine Wuttke (ERASE, Université Paul
Verlaine de Metz, France)
Les discussions d’après spectacle : pour une
mise en commun du goût, ou pourquoi j’aime
et comment j’en parle.
Saturday, September 6, 18:00-20:00
Session 05B: The Lesson of Great Amateurs
and Fans, Part II
Chair: Antoine Hennion, ENSMP, France
Location: UB-FPGH-210
Session ID: RC37_05B
Authors and Papers:
Viviane Albenga (EHESS/CEMS, France)
L’échange de lectures comme support à la
construction de soi : constitution et enjeu du
goût littéraire chez de grands lecteurs.
Claudio E. Benzecry (University of Connecticut
USA)
Becoming an opera fan. Seductions of Opera.
Sébastien François (Agrégé de Sciences Économiques
et Sociales, diplômé de l’ENS Cachan,
France)
Métatexte et fanfictions : un exemple de participation
réflexive des publics.
Valérie Rolle (Université de Lausanne/ISCM,
Suisse)
Le goût du figuratif. Les usages sociaux des
images dans la pratique du tatouage.
Wenceslas Lizé (Centre de Sociologie Européenne
- Paris 8, France)
Les enjeux de l’activité culturelle.
Anda Becu (Centre de Recherche dans le
Domaine de la Culture, Ministère de la Culture
Bucarest, Roumanie)
Les goûts, la théorie de clivage et la culture
participative.
Hassina Bouada (Université de Mostaganem,
Algérie)
Les pratiques de la lecture chez les enfants.
Étude de cas de l’association “le petit lecteur.
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 01D: Joint session of RC37 and
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RC14: Rationalization and Resistance in the
Arts, Culture and Communication, Part IV
Chair: Jeffrey A. Halley, University of Texas,
USA
Location: UB-FPGH-304
Session ID: JS_RC37_RC14_01D
Authors and Papers:
Xan Bouzada Fernandez (Facultade de Ciencias
Sociais e da Communicacion, Spain)
The management of art and culture in the global
market society. An analysis through the
orientating logics of local cultural policies.
Isleide Fontenelle (Fundacao G. Vargas, Brazil)
Rationalization, reenchantment and resistance
in the culture of Brands: on the constitution of
and challenge against the McDonald’s Brand.
Paul Lopes (Colgate University, USA)
Strategies of Rebellion in the Heroic Age of
American Comic Book.
Christiana Olcese (University of Reading, UK)
Why is Art Ubiquitous in Social Protests?
Filipa Subtil ( Instituto Politecnico de Lisbon,
Portugal)
James Carey and the legacy of Chicago
school of Sociology on communication and
media studies.
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 06A: Artistic Heritage, Emotion and
Expertise in Collective Memory Work, Part I
Chair: Vera Zolberg, The New School, USA/
Jan Marontate, Simon Fraser University, Canada
Location: UB-FPGH-206
Session ID: RC37_06A
Authors and Papers:
Sabrina Parracho Sant’Anna (Federal University
of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
Past in future tense: museums of modern art in
comparative analysis.
Graciela Trajtenberg (Academic College, Tel
Aviv, Israel)
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 08A: Epistemology and Methodology
in the Sociology of Arts: Challenges for
the Twenty-first Century, Part I
Chair: Paulo Menezes, University of Sao
Paulo, Brazil
Location: UB-FPGH-207
Session ID: RC37_08A
Authors and Papers:
Visual Arts, Memories and Public Sphere in Israeli
Contemporary Israeli Society.
Carlos Virgilio Zurita (Universidad Nacional de
Santiago del Estero, Argentina)
Blank-page blockage. Notes on sociology as literary
gender.
Ana Lúcia Teixeira (University of São Paulo,
Brazil)
The constitution of Brasilian Literature as Nacional
literature: a method problem.
Clara Lévy (Université Nancy-II / LASTES,
France)
Apports et limites méthodologiques d’une enquête
sociologique menée sur des oeuvres littéraires.
Sofia Gaspar (Universidad Complutense de
Madrid, Spain)
Towards an epistemological understanding of
sociology and literature as social knowledge.
Emilie Saunier (CNRS, Lyon, France)
An attempt to understand literary creation
through the sociology of dispositions: Amélie
Nothomb’s work of literature.
Erin O’Connor (New School for Social Research,
USA)
In situ ethnographic research: theorizing the
matterly and invisible aspects of creativity in
glassblowing and installation art.
Cecilia Cervantes Barba (Instituto Tecnológico
y de Estudios Superiores de Occidente, Mexico)
Ethnography and human agency: painters and
researcher as observer and narrator.
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Session 06B: Collective Memory, Perfor-
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mance and Controversy, Part II
Chair: Vera Zolberg, The New School, USA/
Jan Marontate, Simon Fraser University, Canada
Location: UB-FPGH-206
Session ID: RC37_06B
Authors and Papers:
Hui-Ling Chen ( University of Bielefeld, Germany)
Local Opera in Taiwan: Representations of
Collective Memory through Performance.
Luciana Mendonça (University of Coimbra,
Portugal)
Intangible Heritage and the Reconstruction of
Musical Practices: Fado and Samba.
Paula Abreu (University of Coimbra, Portugal)
Intangible Heritage and the Reconstruction of
Musical Practices: Fado and Samba.
Maria Antonietta Trasforini ( Université de Ferrara,
Italia)
Femmes artistes, batailles mnémoniques et
Biennale de Venise (1895-1999).
Raquel Rivas Rojas (Universidad Simón Bolívar,
Venezuela)
Entre la lección de historia y la memoria híbrida.
Skaidra Trilupaitye (McMaster University, Canada)
Soros’s Collective Memory: Institutional Contradictions
and the Difficult Reputation of a
Controversial Art World Patron.
Neil McLaughlin (McMaster University, Canada)
Soros’s Collective Memory: Institutional Contradictions
and the Difficult Reputation of a
Controversial Art World Patron.
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Session 08B: Epistemology and Methodology
in the Sociology of Arts: Challenges for
the Twenty-first Century, Part II
Chair: Paulo Menezes, University of Sao
Paulo, Brazil
Location: UB-FPGH-207
Session ID: RC37_08B
Authors and Papers:
Chloé Delaporte (Université Paris III, France)
Pour une sociology des oeuvres dans l’analyse
des transfers culturels.
Paulo Menezes (University of São Paulo,
Brazil)
Film image making and the construction of “reality.”
Mauro Rovai (Federal University of São
Paulo, Brazil)
An essay on Manoel de Oliveira.
Nail Farkhatdinov (Center for Fundamental
Sociology, Russia)
The field of painting as a sociological category.
Nina Tessa Zahner (University of Leipzig,
Germany)
The artwork in Pierre Boudieu’s and Niklas
Luhmann’s art concepts.
Olivier Chadoin (ENSA, France)
Matériaux et conditions d’une sociologie de
l’architecture : pour une socio- histoire de la
rencontre entre sociologie et architecture.
Sunday, September 7, 13:30-14:30
Session 10: Business Meeting
Chair: Jeffrey A. Halley, University of Texas,
USA
Location: UB-FPGH-206
Session ID: RC37_BM
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Session 06C: Trauma, Controversy, Collective
Memory and the Arts, Part III
Chair: Vera Zolberg, The New School, USA/
Jan Marontate, Simon Fraser University, Canada
Location: UB-FPGH-206
Session ID: RC37_06C
Authors and Papers:
Dee Britton (Colgate University, USA)
A Dark Elegy of Terrorism: The Embodiment of
Those Left Behind.
Janneth Aldana Cedeño (Universidad Santo
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Parque Monumento” Trujillo (Valle). Building
dissident memories through arts.
Yifat Gutman (New School University, USA)
Local Spaces, Local Pasts and the Construction
of a New Future.
Anne Robineau (Université de Moncton, Canada)
Les sites Internet sur l’Acadie: lieux de mémoire,
lieux de creation artistique.
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Session 09A: Open Submission Session,
Part I
Chair: Jeffrey A. Halley, University of Texas,
USA
Location: UB-FPGH-207
Session ID: RC37_09A
Authors and Papers:
Athena Elafros (McMaster University, Canada)
The value of gender, gendering value: the social
processes of musical valuation.
Jeanne Halley (The University of Texas San
Antonio, Texas )
The Construction of the Absence of the French
Baroque in Music History.
Laura Fisher (University of New South Wales,
Australia)
The Rationalization of the Indigenous Art
World in Australia.
Diane Barthel-Bouchier (Stony Brook University,
USA)
World Heritage: From Human Right to Global
Responsibility.
Sunday, September 7, 18:00-20:00
Session 09B: Open Submission Session,
Part II
Chair: Jeffrey A. Halley, University of Texas,
USA
Location: UB-FPGH-207
Session ID: RC37_09B
Authors and Papers:
Fabienne Soldini (Université de Provence,
France)
Lecture de romans macabres: textes et lecteurs.
José Othón Quiroz Trejo (Universidad Autónoma
Metropolitana-Azcapotzalco, Mexico)
Vanguards in painting in México: Artists or politicians?
1910-1911.
Paul Jones (University of Liverpool, UK)
Putting Architecture in its Social Place: A Cultural
Political Economy of Architecture.
Agnes Szanyi (University of Pécs, Hungary)
Encountering contemporary art – investigating
the reception of contemporary artworks.
Martin Mulligan (RMIT University, Australia)
Arts practices and communities of place in the
contemporary world.
Yauheni Kryzhanouski (Robert Schuman University,
France)
Protest Rock Music in Belarus as Alternative
Form of Political Participation in Authoritarian
Regime: Logics of Politicization and Modes of
Political Protest.
Sunday, September 7, 18:00-20:00
Session 07A: Territorial Aspects of Art: The
International Dimension, Part I
Chair: Alain Quemin, Institute Universitaire de
France
Location: UB-FPGH-206
Session ID: RC37_7A
Authors and Papers:
Claire Ducournau (Université Paris-Est,
France)
Littérature francophone » contre « littératuremonde
en français : Les enjeux territoriaux et
culturels sous-jacents d’une controverse médiatique.
Bernadette Dufrêne (Université Grenoble-II,
France)
France, Les territorialités d’un musée : quels
instruments d’analyse?
Andrea Glauser (University of Berne, Switzerland)
The Mental Geography of Artists in Residence.
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Irene Hagen Malfrid (Buskerud University College,
Norway)
The Meaning of Design and visual art as formal
and expressive visual representation of international
corporate identity.
Sari Kartunen (The Finnish Museum of Photography,
Finland)
Finland, Entering the Global Art World: Finnish
Artists and Their International Gallery Relations.
Clara Lévy ( Nancy-II / LASTES, France)
Ecrivains juifs francophones du Sud et de l’Est.
Susanne Janssen (Erasmus University, The
Netherlands)
Territorial Dimensions of the Symbolic Production
of Culture: The Case of Visual Arts Reporting
in France, Germany, the Netherlands and
the United States, 1955-2005.
Femke Van Hest (Ecole des Hautes Etudes
en Sciences Sociales / Mondrian Foundation,
The Netherlands)
The position of Dutch contemporary art in the
international art world.
Alain Quemin (Université Paris-Est / Institut
Universitaire de France, France)
Exposer une collection internationale d’art contemporain.
Monday, September 8, 09:00-11:00
Session 09C: Open Submission Session,
Part III
Chair: Jeffrey A. Halley, University of Texas,
USA
Location: UB-FPGH-207
Session ID: RC37_09C
Authors and Papers:
Vera Borges (Universidade de Lisboa, Portuga)
Artists and architects: “welcome to the wonderland”.
Despina Lalaki (The New School for Social
Research, USA)
Institutions, Knowledge and the Politics of Cultural
Production. The Case of the American
School of Classical Studies at Athens.
Marc Perrenoud ( Université de Toulouse –
EHESS – CNRS, France)
Maçon – créateur : culturalisation et esthétisation
de l’activité du bâtiment en contexte de
gentrification rurale.
Igor Pietraszewski (University of Wroclaw,
Poland)
The economical and symbolic changes in artistic
circles during political transformation, using
the situation of jazz musicians in Poland after
1989.
Tanya Saunders (University of Michigan,
USA)
The Cuban Remix: Rethinking Race, Culture
and Political Participation In Contemporary
Cuba.
Monday, September 8, 09:00-11:00
Session 07B:Territorial Aspects of Art: Local
and National Dimensions, Part II
Chair: Alain Quemin, Institute Universitaire de
France
Location: UB-FPGH-206
Session ID: RC37_7B
Authors and Papers:
Vincent Dubois ( Institut d’études politiques de
Strasbourg / Université de Metz, France)
Les territoires de la musique populaire.
Méon Dubois ( Institut d’études politiques de
Strasbourg / Université de Metz, France)
Les territoires de la musique populaire.
Géraldine Bois (Université Lyon II / ENS-LSH,
France)
Enjeux régionaux et enjeux nationaux : l’ambivalence
de l’inscription régionale de l’activité
littéraire. Le cas des écrivains les moins reconnus
de la région Rhône-Alpes
Marian Misdrahy (Université de Montréal, Canada)
L’Évaluation par les pairs en arts.
Marcel Fournier (Université de Montréal, Canada)
L’Évaluation par les pairs en arts.
Serge Proust (Université de Saint-Etienne,
France, )
Echanges et spatialisation des publics de théâtre.
Pascal Vallet (Université de Saint-Etienne,
France, )
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Echanges et spatialisation des publics de théâtre.
Julia Rothenberg (St. Joseph’s College, USA)
The Super-Paradigm: Of Art, Chelsea and the
Devitalization of Urban Space.
Glaucia Villas Boas (Universidade Federal do
Rio de Janeiro, Brasil)
Art criticism territories: the brazilian experience
in the 1950´s.
Monday, September 8, 11:30-13:30
Session 07C: On Territorial Aspects of Art,
Part III
Chair: Alain Quemin, Institute Universitaire de
France
Location: UB-FPGH-206
Session ID: RC37_7C
Authors and Papers:
Elisabeth Cestor (EHESS- Marseille –
SHADYC, France)
Rap en terre d’islam.
Antoine Fernandez (Université d’Aix Marseille,
France)
Ancrage territorial de l’offre culturelle et porosité
des frontières culturelles : Propos sur les
passeurs de frontières au sein de l’espace métropolitain
avignonnais.
Loïc Lafargue (Institut des Sciences Sociales
du Politique, France)
L’ancrage spatial de l’art dans les métropoles.
Le cas du hip-hop en Île-de-France.
Roberta Shapiro ( Centre d’Etude de l’Emploi,
France)
L’ancrage spatial de l’art dans les métropoles.
Le cas du hip-hop en Île-de-France.
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RC 38 Biography and Society
Biographie et société
Biografía y sociedad
President: Gabriele Rosenthal, Georg August, University of Göttingen, Germany
Coordinators of the programme: Gabriele Rosenthal, University of Goettingen, Germany,
Brian Roberts, University of Glamorgan, GB
Subject: “Biographical research and its importance for politics and public debate”
Organizer: Gabriele Rosenthal, University of Goettingen, Germany and Brian Roberts, University
of Glamorgan, UK
Friday, September 5, 15:30-17:30
Session 01: Biography for society: Health,
poverty and social policy
Chair: Victoria Semenova, Institute of Sociology,
Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow,
Russia
Location: UB-FP- 1.4
Session ID: RC38_01
Authors and Papers:
Daniel Bertaux (EHESS, France)
Using Family Case Histories to Access Welfare
States in European Countries
Elena Iarskaia-Smirnova (Saratov State
Technical University, Russia)
Institutional care in biographies of ex-residents
of the children’s home ‘Krasnyi gorodok’, Saratov,
1920-40s.
Pavel Romanov (Saratov State Technical University,
Russia)
Institutional care in biographies of ex-residents
of the children’s home ‘Krasnyi gorodok’, Saratov,
1920-40s.
Clare Holdsworth (University of Liverpool, UK)
Moral tales, biography and health: A case
study from smoking research
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Joint Session 03 of RC37 and RC38: Biographical
research and sociology of art Part I
Chair: Felicia Herrschaft, University of Frankfurt,
Germany
Location: UB-FP- 2.1
Session ID: JS_RC38_RC37_10
Authors and Papers:
Valerie Moser (University of Darmstadt, Germany)
Methodological and methodical approaches to
analyze the field of art
Ilze V_tola (Art Academy of Latvia, Latvia)
Arts-based art teaching - stories of art teachers
Amalia Barboza (University of Frankfurt, Germany)
Points of insertion: Artists become social
scientists?
Sophia Krzys Acord (UC Berkeley, USA)
The Emerging Role of the Curator of Contemporary
Art
Felicia Herrschaft (University of Frankfurt, Germany)
The artists’ abilitty to enact social worlds
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Joint Session 05 of RC38 and TG04: Biographical
Coping with Risk and Uncertainty
Part I
Chair: Gabriele Rosenthal, University of Gottingen,
Germany
Location: UB-FP- 0.3
Session ID: JS_RC38_TG04_12
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Authors and Papers:
Jens O. Zinn (University of Kent, UK)
Risk and Uncertainty in Biographical Research
Karen Henwood (University of Cardiff, UK)
Researching risk: biography, narrative, subjectivity
Wiebke Lohfeld (University of Mainz, Germany)
Anybody who considers himself better than his
fellow man is already losing”. Everyday-philosophy
and strategies in the biographies of German
Jewish emigrants who fled to Shanghai in
the face of risking of an uncertain life-course
Marian Burchardt (University of Leipzig, Germany)
Life in Brackets’: Biographical Uncertainties of
HIV-positive Women in South Africa
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 02: Professional Identities – Biography
and life Experience
Chair: Henning Salling Olesen, Roskilde University,
Denmark
Location: UB-FP- 1.4
Session ID: RC38_02
Authors and Papers:
Dirk Michel (Wuppertal University, Germany)
Biographical Identity Contradictions – Nation-
State History and Biographical Identities.
Henning Salling Olesen (Roskilde University,
Denmark)
Knowledge, Collective Experience, and Professional
Identity
Christiane Schnell (University of Bremen)
‘Individual professsionalization’ – about the interplay
of biography, life experience and professional
identities in the field of cultural work
Viola Stephan (Georg-August-University, Germany)
Ethnic German Graduates and the problem of
their Integration into the German Labour Market
Irian Fefler (Georg-August-University, Germany)
Ethnic German Graduates and the problem of
their Integration into the German Labour Market
Jens O. Zinn (University of Kent, UK)
Dangers of Professional Identity – British Veterans
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Joint Session 04 of RC37 and RC38: Biographical
research and sociology of arts Part II
Chair: Felicia Herrschaft, University of Frankfurt,
Germany
Location: UB-FP- 2.1
Session ID: JS_RC38_RC37_11
Authors and Papers:
Marko Stamenkovic (De Appel/Curatorial Programme,
Netherlands)
Performative approaches in the field of curating
in democratic public spheres
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Joint Session 03 of RC37 and RC38: Biographical
research and sociology of art Part I
Chair: Felicia Herrschaft, University of Frankfurt,
Germany
Location: UB-FP-2.1
Session ID: JS_RC38_RC37_11
Authors and Papers:
Lígia Dabul (Universidade Federal Fluminense)
The Formation of the Artist’s Identity
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Joint Session 04 of RC37 and RC38: Biographical
research and sociology of arts Part II
Chair: Felicia Herrschaft, University of Frankfurt,
Germany
Location: UB-FP- 2.1
Session ID: JS_RC38_RC37_11
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Authors and Papers:
Daniel _uber (University of Konstanz, Germany)
‘Wound Culture’? Analyzing Graffiti in Serbia.
Zhang Chi (University of Illinois at Springfield,
USA)
Dirt to Glitter: Space, Com mnity and Artist
Identity in Post-89 Beijing
Chiara Bassetti (University of Trento, Italy)
Curriculum Corpi. Body´s Biographies in Dancers’
Narratives
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Joint Session 06 of RC38 and TG04: Biographical
Coping with Risk and Uncertainty
Part II
Chair: Jens Zinn, University of Kenty, UK
Location: UB-FP- 0.3
Session ID: JS_RC38_TG04_13
Authors and Papers:
Herwig Reiter (University of Bremen, Germany)
Context, experience, expectation, and action –
towards an empirically-grounded, general
model for analysing biographical uncertainty in
youth transitions
Birgit Apitzsch (Max Planck Institute for the
Study of Societies, Germany)
Working in projects, relying on networks? Coping
with risks in temporary organizations in
the fields of architecture and media production
Nadine Schaefer (University of Exeter, UK)
Young people’s perceptions of the risks and
uncertainties of growing up in rural East Germany
and the multiple strategies they develop
to cope with them
Talita Pereira de Castro (Universidade Estadual
de Campinas, Brazil)
Female Narratives in Brazilian Self-Help
Books.
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 03: Biographical approaches and
the study of youth
Chair: Vasintha Veeran, National University of
Ireland at Galway, Ireland and Michaela Koettig,
University of Goettingen, Germany
Location: UB-FP- 1.4
Session ID: RC38_03
Authors and Papers:
Agata Dziuban (Jagiellonian University, Poland)
Marking Being and Belonging: Tattooing as a
Biographical Strategy among Youth
Ebru Tepecik (Georg-August University of Goettingen,
Germany)
Successful careers of immigrants of Turkish
origin in the German educational system – biographical
processes in the struggle for becoming
a respected part of the society
Lena Inowlocki (University of Applied Sciences,
Germany)
Identity processes in adolescence related to
societies in conflict with each other (Israel and
Palestine) and to conflicts within (Germany)
Lynn Froggett (University of Central Lancashire,
UK )
Belonging, Recognition and Reparation in
Restorative Youth Justice
Michael Corsten (University of Jena, Germany)
Precariousity ‘East-West’: Is there a difference
in the structure of biographical precarisation of
youth between post-socialist and western market
societies?
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 04: Turning points in biographical
theory and analysis, Part I
Chair: Feiwel Kupferberg, Malmo University,
Sweden
Location: UB-FP- 1.4
Session ID: RC38_04
Authors and Papers:
Gerhard Jost (Vienna University of Economics
and Business Administration, Austria)
Biographies with a loss of parent during childhood
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Nicki Ward (University of Birmingham, UK)
Complicating Actions and Complicated Lives:
raising questions about narrative theory
through an exploration of lesbian lives
Thea Boldt (University of Goettingen, Germany)
Between Dynamic of the “Turning Point” and
Ethnization of Biographies
Ana Ghergel (Universite of Laval, Canada)
Conjugal separation and Immigration in the
Life Course of Immigrant Single Mothers in
Quebec
Lena Holmberg (Malmo University, Sweden)
Communication across generations
Saturday, September 6, 17:30-18:30
Business Meeting - RC38 Biography and
Society
Chair: Brian Roberts, University of Glamorgan,
UK
Location: UB-FP- 1.4
Session ID: RC38_BM
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 05: Turning points in biographical
theory and analysis Part II
Chair: Feiwel Kupferberg, Malmo University,
Sweden
Location: UB-FP- 1.4
Session ID: RC38_05
Authors and Papers:
Liana Ipatova (Institute of Sociology of the
Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia)
Confession as a biographical work in the process
of religious conversion. Case of orthodox
believers in contemporary Russia.
Catherine Negroni (CLERSE/IFRESI, France)
The Çlatence È concept of biographic junction
in the voluntary professional change
Veronica Zubillaga (Universidad Simon Bolivar,
Venezuela)
Decisive turning-points: Reflecting about the
biographical reconversion of young men of violent
life in Caracas
Feiwel Kupferberg (Malmo University, Sweden)
The past in the present and the future in the
past. Turning-points in the biography of a halftime
artist in Northern Jutland.
Karla B. Hackstaff (Northern Arizona University)
‘Turning points’ in US Family Ties: Why Genealogical
Pursuits Beckon
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Joint Session 01 of RC05 and RC38:
Gender, Biography and Transnational Practices
Chair: Kathy Davis, University of Utrecht, The
Netherlands
Location: UB-FP- 0.1
Session ID: JS_RC38_RC05_08
Authors and Papers:
Elisabeth Tuider (University of Hildesheim,
Germany)
The Maquiladora. Migrant women’s transnational
practices on the northern Mexican border
Silke Roth (University of Southhampton, UK)
Transnational life-styles of humanitarian aid
workers
Vicki Harman (University of London, UK)
Transnational mothering and support networks:
experiences of lone white mothers of
mixed-parentage children
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Session 06: Ethnicity, race, and minority relations
- Transnational identities
Chair: Kathy Davis, Utrecht University, Netherlands
and Lena Inowlocki, University of
Franfurt, Germany
Location: UB-FP- 1.4
Session ID: RC38_06
Authors and Papers:
Julia Bernstein (J.W. Goethe-Universität
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Frankfurt/M, Germany)
Russian speaking Jews in Germany: making
sense of WW2 and the Holocaust as part of
their transnational biographies
Michaela Koettig (Georg-August-University of
Goettingen, Germany)
Self-definition and attribution by others as immigration
‘group’: Cubans in Miami Dade
County and in Germany
Fritz Schütze (Queens University, United
Kingdom)
The Biographical Approach and the Perception
of European Identity
Robert Miller (Queens University, United Kingdom)
The Biographical Approach and the Perception
of European Identity
Bogusia Temple (University of Central Lancashire,
UK)
‘A lifestyle made flesh’: Difference, belonging
and language use
Catherine Delcroix (University Marc Bloch,
France)
Understanding the dynamics of identity among
women in a Muslim society (in family and the
public sphere) through ethnographic research
(Algiers 1980-1985) and in Muslim families
with migrant background in France
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Joint Session 02 of RC32 and RC38: Biographical
and Feminist Methods in a Global
Framework
Chair: Marilyn Porter, Memorial University,
Canada and Fatimah Daud, International Islamic
University, Kuala Lumpur
Location: UB-FP- 0.1
Session ID: JS_RC38_RC32_09
Authors and Papers:
Myriam Moreas Lins de Barros (UFRJ, Brazil )
Women’s life path in middle and lower classes
in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil: a comparative analysis
of gender and generation.
Maria das Dores Campos Machado (UFRJ,
Brazil)
Women’s life path in middle and lower classes
in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil: a comparative analysis
of gender and generation.
Kalpana Kannabrian (Asmita Resource Centre
for Women, India)
Making the Forked Tongue Speak: An Ethnography
of Self
Paul Luken (Univ of West Georgia, USA)
Putting Theory in Its Place: An institutional ethnography
approach.
Suzanne Vaughan (Arizona State University,
USA)
Putting Theory in Its Place: An institutional ethnography
approach.
Linda Christiansen Ruffman (Saint Mary’s University)
IFUN’s model of self-presentation and its theoretical
implications for sociology
Nighat Khan (Institute of Womens’ Studies,
Pakistan)
Write it down the way I mean it.
Luz Ma Martinez (Univ Autonoma de Barcelona,
Spain)
An approach to the private space: Housewives’
chores through life stories.
Ana Isabel Garay (Univ Autonoma de Barcelona,
Spain)
An approach to the private space: Housewives’
chores through life stories.
Kathy Davis (Utrecht University, Netherlands)
Appropriating the narrative of the “Other”:
Some critical reflections on feminist theory in a
global context
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Session 07: Cross-theme session
Chair: Henning Salling Olesen, University of
Roskilde, Denmark
Location: UB-FP- 1.4
Session ID: RC38_07
Authors and Papers:
Hans Petter Sand (Agder University, Norway)
A Veblen Biography and Debate over conspicuous
Consumption
Eszter Wohlfarth (Selm, Germany)
Disability as a barrier to the social, economic
and political integration. Life-stories of physically
disabled students in a new EC country,
Hungary
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RC 41 Sociology of population
Sociologie de la population
Sociología de la población
Session 12: Encarnación Aracil, Universidad Complutense, Spain
Subject: “Age structures in a changing population: components, perspectives and political implications”
Organizer: Encarnación Aracil, Universidad Complutense, Spain
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 01A: Economics, history and culture
in the movements of population Part I
Chair: Begoña Arregi. University of the Basque
Country, Spain
Location: UB-RB-119
Session ID: RC41_01A
Authors and Papers:
Francisco Scarano (Department of History,
University of Wisconsin at Madison, USA)
Agrarian Change and Population Growth in
Late Colonial Spanish America: The Case of
Puerto Rico
Katherine J. Curtis White (Department of
Rural Sociology, University of Wisconsin at
Madison, USA)
Agrarian Change and Population Growth in
Late Colonial Spanish America: The Case of
Puerto Rico
Rueyling Tzeng (Institute of European and
American Studies, Academia Sinica, Taiwan)
From Employees to Employers.Western Immigrant
Entrepreneurs in Taiwan
Jeehun Kim (Department of Sociology, University
of Oxford, United Kingdom)
Flexible Intergenerational Relations of Mobile
Families? A Case Study on Korean Professional
Migrant Families in Singapore and Their Elderly
Parents in Korea
Hiroshi Kojima (Faculty of Social Sciences,
Waseda University, Tokyo, Japan)
Globalization of “Labor” in Japan and Taiwan:
A Comparative Analysis of Family Formation in
Internationally Married Couples.
Albert Esteve Palós (Centre d’Estudis Demogràfics,
Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona,
Spain)
International migration and marriage patterns:
The case of Moroccans in Spain.
Edurne Jiménez Pérez (Centre d’Estudis Demogràfics,
Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona,
Spain)
International migration and marriage patterns:
The case of Moroccans in Spain.
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 06: Links of Population with Natural
Disaster
Chair: Gloria L. Nelson, The University of Philippines
at Los Banos, The Philippines
Location: UB-RB-120
Session ID: RC41_06
Authors and Papers:
Girlie Nora A. Abrigo (Dept. of Social Sciences,
CAS UP Los Baños, Laguna, Philippines)
Model of Community Response to Flooding
and Mudflows: The Case of Daraga, Albay,
Philippines.
Gloria Luz. M. Nelson (Dept. of Social Sciences,
CAS UP Los Baños, Laguna, Philippines)
Model of Community Response to Flooding
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and Mudflows: The Case of Daraga, Albay,
Philippines.
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 01B: Economics, history and culture
in the movements of population Part II
Chair: Elena Bastida, University of Texas-Pan
American, USA and Encarnación Aracil, Complutense
University, Spain
Location: UB-RB-119
Session ID: RC41_01B
Authors and Papers:
Vladimir Petrov (Sociology Department,
Kuban State University, Krasnodar, Russian
Federation)
Immigration as Resource of Demographic
Changes in Russia.
Rogelio Saenz (Texas A&M University)
Bringing Critical Race Perspectives to the
Study of Immigration.
Karen Manges Douglas (Sam Houston State
University, Texas, USA)
Bringing Critical Race Perspectives to the
Study of Immigration.
Luis Angel López (Centre d’Estudis Demogràfics,
Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona,
Spain)
Union Formation Implications of Race and
Gender Gaps in Educational Attainment: The
Case of Latin America.
Albert Esteve Palós (Centre d’Estudis Demogràfics,
Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona,
Spain)
Union Formation Implications of Race and
Gender Gaps in Educational Attainment: The
Case of Latin America.
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 07: The fourth stages of epidemiological
transition: Social and policy implications
of the changing health and illness pattern
Chair: Ofra Anson, Ben-Gurion University of
the Negev, Israel
Location: UB-RB-120
Session ID: RC41_07
Authors and Papers:
Teresa G. Labov (Department of Sociology,
University of Pennsylvania, USA)
Disease and Health in East Africa. Recent Patterns
in the Epidemiologic Transition.
Shefali S. Ram (Canadian Blood Services, Canada)
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 02: The Persistence of Subreplacement
Fertility, Age Structure and Public Policy
Chair: Bali Ram, Statistics Canada, Canada
Location: UB-RB-119
Session ID: RC41_02
Authors and Papers:
Sex Differences in Mortality in the Fourth
Stage of Epidemiological Transition: Patterns
and Policy Implications
Dudley L. Poston, Jr. (Texas A&M University)
Aging and eldercare in South Korea and North
Korea: The past, the present and the future.
Mary Ann Davis (Sam Houston State University,
Texas, USA)
Aging and eldercare in South Korea and North
Korea: The past, the present and the future.
E. Aracil (Complutense University, Madrid,
Spain)
Reproductive behaviour of immigrant women
in Spain.
A. Arribas (Complutense University, Madrid,
Spain)
Reproductive behaviour of immigrant women
in Spain.
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 08: Open Session
Chair: Encarnacion Aracil, Universidad Complutense,
Spain
Location: UB-RB-120
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Session ID: RC41_08
Authors and Papers:
Yonathan Anson (Ben Gurion University of the
Negev, Beer Sheva, Israel and Institut de Démographie
– UCL Belgium)
The household: A missing level in multilevel
analyses of mortality.
Cristina López Villanueva (Facultad de Ciencias
Económicas y Empresariales, Universidad
de Barcelona, España)
Impacto de las migraciones en la estructura y
composición de los hogares. El caso de la región
metropolitana de Barcelona.
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 03: A society for all ages: Meeting
the challenges of population ageing
Chair: Joseph Troisi, University of Malta,
Malta
Location: UB-RB-119
Session ID: RC41_03
Authors and Papers:
Kathrin Komp (Faculty of Social Sciences,
Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
Can the young olds’ activation add benefits to
population ageing?
Mary M Kritz (Department of Development Sociology,
Cornell University, Ithaca, New York,
USA)
Determinants of Extended Living for Asians
and Hispanic Foreign-born and Native-born Elderly
from Different Origins.
Douglas T. Gurak (Department of Development
Sociology, Cornell University, Ithaca,
New York, USA)
Determinants of Extended Living for Asians
and Hispanic Foreign-born and Native-born Elderly
from Different Origins.
Gloria Luz M. Nelson (Dept. of Social
Sciences, CAS UP Los Baños, Laguna, Philippines)
Growing Old in the Philippines and Some
Prospects to “Successful Aging”.
Girlie Nora A. Abrigo (Dept. of Social Sciences,
CAS UP Los Baños, Laguna, Philippines)
Growing Old in the Philippines and Some
Prospects to “Successful Aging”.
Ma. Reina Boro-Magbanua (Dept. of Social
Sciences, CAS UP Los Baños, Laguna, Philippines)
Growing Old in the Philippines and Some
Prospects to “Successful Aging”.
Joseph Troisi (European Centre of Gerontology,
University of Malta, Malta)
The Feminisation of Old Age: A Global Perspective.
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Session 04: Youth and population age-structural
change
Chair: Rosa María Camarena, Universidad
Nacional Autónoma de México, Mexico
Location: UB-RB-119
Session ID: RC41_04
Authors and Papers:
Cristina Marques (ISCTE/CIES, Lisbon, Portugal)
Do young adults want to marry and have children?
Young adults representations conjugality
and parenthood
Corinne Igel (Institute of Sociology, University
of Zurich, Switzerland)
Grandchild Care in Europé
Marc Szydlik (Institute of Sociology, University
of Zurich, Switzerland)
Grandchild Care in Europé
Rosa María Camarena Córdova (Universidad
Nacional Autónoma de México, México)
Youth migration and its impact on population
age-structure in some regions of Mexico.
Emma Liliana Navarrete (El Colegio Mexiquense,
México)
Importancia de la escolaridad entre los jóvenes
trabajadores mexicanos.
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Session 05: The globalization of labor and
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changes in family structures
Chair: Elena Bastida, The University of Texas
PanAmerican, USA
Location: UB-RB-119
Session ID: RC41_05
Authors and Papers:
Juan José Bustamante (Department of Sociology,
University of Texas-Pan American)
The U.S. Mexican Immigrant Family in a Changing
Society: A Critical Overview.
Veronica Montes (Department of Sociology,
University of California, Santa Barbara, USA)
Separate Yet Struggling to be Together: Transnational
Migration and its Contradictory Impacts
on Family Structure in a Guatemalan
Village.
Clara Cortina Trilla (Centre d’Estudis Demogràfics,Universitat
Autònoma de Barcelona,
Spain)
Gender patterns of union formation in Spain:
the role of intermarriage in a new immigration
country.
Thais García Pereiro (Centre d’Estudis Demogràfics,Universitat
Autònoma de Barcelona,
Spain)
Gender patterns of union formation in Spain:
the role of intermarriage in a new immigration
country.
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RC 42 Social Psychology
Psychologie sociale
Psicología social
President: Cecilia Ridgeway, Stanford University, USA
Coordinators of the programme: Cecilia Ridgeway, Stanford University, USA, Robert Shelly,
Ohio University, USA
Subject: “Psycho-social research and social inequality”
Organizer: Cecilia Ridgeway, Stanford University, USA
Friday, September 5, 15:30-17:30
Session 01: Citizenship and Social Exclusion:
A Southern Perspective, Part I
Chair: Tina Uys, University of Johannesburg,
South Africa
Location: UB-FP-2.4
Session ID: RC42_01
Authors and Papers:Christof van Mol
(Centre for Migration and Intercultural Studies,
University of Antwerp, Belgium)
The border concept and Spanish migration policy
Khumisho Moguerane (University of Pretoria,
South Africa)
Post-apartheid transformation and racial integration
in South Africa: A case study of a student
residence
Cecilia van Zyl-Schalekamp (University of Johannesburg,
South Africa)
Food security and inequality in a community of
Black South Africans
Charles Puttergill (University of Pretoria,
South Africa)
Notions of inclusion and exclusion: an analysis
conversation on social transformation amongst
middle-class white South Africans.
Vishal G. Jadhav (University of Pune, India)
Creating Social Capital For Rule: A Case of
Maharashtra, India
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 02: Citizenship and Social Exclusion:
A Southern Perspective, Part II
Chair: Tina Uys, University of Johannesburg,
South Africa
Location: UB-FP-2.4
Session ID: RC42_02
Authors and Papers:
Matthew E. Egharevba (Covenant University,
Nigeria)
Ethnic Identity and Exclusion of Citizenship
Rights in the Nigerian state: The Dilemma of
Social Integration
Tina Uys (University of Johannesburg, South
Africa)
Academic citizenship in decline, hibernation or
a state of alteration? The case of South African
sociologists
Bronwyn Dworzanowski (University of Johannesburg,
South Africa)
Academic citizenship in decline, hibernation or
a state of alteration? The case of South African
sociologists
Valeria Llobet (University of San Martín, Argentina)
Social Policy for Inclusion of Children and Adolescents.
The meanings for citizenship.
Janis Grobbelaar (University of Pretoria,
South Africa)
Truth commissioning and questions of inclusion
and exclusion: the South African case.
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Maxi Schoeman (University of Pretoria, South
Africa)
Truth commissioning and questions of inclusion
and exclusion: the South African case.
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 03: Identity and Social Inequality,
Part I
Chair: Jan E. Stets and Peter J. Burke, University
of California, Riverside, USA
Location: UB-FP-2.4
Session ID: RC42_03
Authors and Papers:
Ma. Eugenia Sánchez Díaz de Rivera (Universidad
Iberoamericana Puebla, Mexico)
The Identity Remaking of Indigenous Peoples
Maarten Van Craen (Hasselt University, Belgium)
Explaining the Identity of Turkish and Moroccan
Immigrants in Belgium
Kris Vancluysen (Hasselt University, Belgium)
Explaining the Identity of Turkish and Moroccan
Immigrants in Belgium
Johan Ackaert (Hasselt University, Belgium)
Explaining the Identity of Turkish and Moroccan
Immigrants in Belgium
James Moir (School of Social and Health
Sciences, University of Abertay Dundee, Scotland,
UK)
Women, Work and Inequality: Questioning the
Notion of Work-Life Balance
Julia Miller Cantzler (Ohio State University,
USA)
Identity, Culture, and Conflict: Comparative
Examination of Indigenous Fishing Rights in
the U.S. New Zealand, and Australia
Anca Metieu (ESSEC, France)
The Limits of Meritocracy: Women in the
Free/Open Source Software Community
Otilia Obodaru (INSEAD, France)
The Limits of Meritocracy: Women in the
Free/Open Source Software Community
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 04: Identity and Social Inequality,
Part II
Chair: Jan E. Stets and Peter J. Burke, University
of California, Riverside, USA
Location: UB-FP-2.4
Session ID: RC42_04
Authors and Papers:
Patricia Murrieta-Cummings (University of
Guadalajara, Guadalajara, Mexico and University
of Texas, Austin, USA)
The Social Construction of the Other: Domestic
Workers and Employers in Mexican Society
Teresa Stallings (Northern State University,
South Dakota, USA)
Remaking the Social Identity of Alcoholics
Through a Change in the Collective Representation
of Alcoholism
Monica Longmore (Bowling Green State University,
USA)
Adolescent Identities and High Risk Sexual
Behaviors: A Longitudinal Analysis
Peggy C. Giordano (Bowling Green State University,
USA)
Adolescent Identities and High Risk Sexual
Behaviors: A Longitudinal Analysis
Christine Cerven (University of California, Riverside,
USA)
Ethnic Identity: Meaning and Verification
Peter J. Burke (University of California, Riverside,
USA)
Ethnic Identity: Meaning and Verification
Michael M. Harrod (University of California,
Riverside, USA)
Ethnic Identity: Meaning and Verification
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 05: Groups, Individuals, and Inequality,
Part I
Chair: Cecilia Ridgeway, Stanford University,
USA
Location: UB-FP-2.4
Session ID: RC42_05
Authors and Papers:
Alison Bianchi (University of Iowa, USA)
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Resource Exchange, Social Status, and Behavior-Status
Theory: The Group Process That
Keeps on Giving
Joseph Berger (Stanford University, USA)
Applying the Spread of Status Value Theory
M. Hamit Fisek (Bogazici University, Turkey)
Applying the Spread of Status Value Theory
Edward J. Lawler (Cornell University, USA)
The Production and Reproduction Status Inequalities:
An Affect Theory Approach
Shane R. Thye (University of South Carolina,
USA)
The Production and Reproduction Status Inequalities:
An Affect Theory Approach
Jeongkoo Yoon (Ewha Women’s University,
Korea)
The Production and Reproduction Status Inequalities:
An Affect Theory Approach
Robert Shelly (Ohio University, USA)
Holiday Decorations as Status Cues
Ann Shelly (Ashland University, USA)
Holiday Decorations as Status Cues
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Session 06: Groups, Individuals, and Inequality,
Part II
Chair: Cecilia Ridgeway, Stanford University,
USA and Robert Shelley Ohio University, USA
Location: UB-FP-2.4
Session ID: RC42_06
Authors and Papers:
Karen Cook (Stanford University, USA)
Empirical Evidence on Trust and Health Care
Outcomes
Gary Alan Fine (Northwestern University,
USA)
Tiny Publics and the Moral Basis of Inequality:
Small Group Culture as Social Order
Karen A. Hegtvedt (Emory University, USA)
Peers, Superiors, and Connections: Evoking
and Displaying Emotions in Response to Distributive
Justice
Cathryn Johnson (Emory University, USA)
Peers, Superiors, and Connections: Evoking
and Displaying Emotions in Response to Distributive
Justice
Leslie Brody (Emory University, USA)
Peers, Superiors, and Connections: Evoking
and Displaying Emotions in Response to Distributive
Justice
Krysia Wrobel Waldron (Emory University,
USA)
Peers, Superiors, and Connections: Evoking
and Displaying Emotions in Response to Distributive
Justice
Zbigniew Karpinski (Institute of Philosophy
and Sociology, Polish Academy of Sciences,
Poland)
Investigating Images of Social Stratification by
Means of Factorial Survey Techniques
Clara Sabbagh (University of Haifa, Isreal)
Intergenerational Justice Perceptions and the
Role of Welfare Regimes: A Comparative
Analysis of University Students
Pieter Vanhuysse (University of Haifa, Isreal)
Intergenerational Justice Perceptions and the
Role of Welfare Regimes: A Comparative
Analysis of University Students
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Session 07: Social Psychology Research
and Inequality: Open Topics
Chair: Robert Shelly, Ohio University, USA
Location: UB-FP-2.4
Session ID: RC42_07
Authors and Papers:
Matthew E. Egharevba (Covenant University,
Nigeria)
The Needs Strategy and Poverty Alleviation in
the Informal Sector in Nigeria: A Conflicting
Paradox
D. K. Verma (National Institute of Social
Sciences, MHOW, India)
Affirmative Status Generalization: Identity of
Dalits and Social Inequality in India
Babasaheb Ambedkar (National Institute of
Social Sciences, MHOW, India)
Affirmative Status Generalization: Identity of
Dalits and Social Inequality in India
Rudzani Mudau (University of Johannesburg,
South Africa)
The Scourge of Unemployment: The Case of
Soweto
Mariam Seedat Kahn (University of Johannes-
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urg, South Africa)
Socialization of Domestic Workers in South
Africa
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RC 43 Housing and built-up environment
Logement et environnement construit
Vivienda y entorno construido
Session 12: W. Dennis Keating, Cleveland State University, USA
Subject: “Housing and inclusive communities”
Organizer: Dennis Keating, Cleveland State University, USA
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 01: Inclusive Communities in Retrospect:
Bridging the Gap Between Theory
and Practice
Chair: Bill Rohe, University of North Carolina,
USA
Location: URL-A202
Session ID: RC43_01
Authors and Papers:
Rajarshi Sahai (University College London,
UK)
“Developing Sustainable Communities in East
London”
William Rohe (University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill, USA)
“A Socialist Growth Machine? The Evolution of
Urban Revitalization Programs in Barcelona”
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 02: Housing, Rights and Social Exclusion
Chair: Dennis Keating, Cleveland State University,
USA
Location: URL-A202
Session ID: RC43_02
Authors and Papers:
Julia Koschinsky (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign,
USA)
“Low-Income Housing Spillovers in Higher-Income
Neighborhoods”
Maria D’Ottaviano (University of Sao Francisco,
Brazil)
“Gated Communities: The Diffusion of Gated
Communities in the Sao Paulo Metropolitan
Area”
Armando Chiang (Universidad Autonoma del
Carmen, Mexico)
“Residential Neighborhoods and Peripheral Urbanization:
Two Antagonistic Aspects of the
Process of Urbanization In Ciudad del Carmen,
Campeche, Mexico”
Dennis Keating (Cleveland State University,
USA)
“Inclusionary Housing Policies and Programs
inIn the United States”
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 05: Age, Gender, and Race Housing
Issues
Chair: Ted Koebel, Virginia Tech, USA
Location: URL-A202
Session ID: RC43_05
Authors and Papers:
Maria Jimenez (Universidad de Malaga,
Spain)
“A Right to Housing and Housing Rights: Handicapped
and Frail Elderly as a Collective of
the Risk of Social Exclusion”
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Tedd Koebel (Virginia Tech, USA)
“A Right to Housing and Housing Rights: Handicapped
and Frail Elderly as a Collective of
the Risk of Social Exclusion”
Janet Smith (USA)
“ Social Mix and Social Inclusion: Rhetoric and
Reality in Sydney and Chicago”
Michael Darcy (University of Western Sydney,
Australia)
“ Social Mix and Social Inclusion: Rhetoric and
Reality in Sydney and Chicago”
Christine Cook (Iowa State University, USA)
“Housing and Inclusive Neighborhoods: A Decade
of Choice and Constraint among Aging
Women”
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 03: Housing, Poverty Issues and the
Roles of Government in Promotion Of Inclusive
Communities, Part I
Location: URL-A202
Session ID: RC43_04
Authors and Papers:
Elena Shomina (State University-Higher
School of Economics, Russia)
“Housing Conditions, Housing Rights and Housing
NGOs In Modern Russia”
Benny Kuriakose (Indian Institute of Technology,
India)
“Social Mobility & Social Exclusion: A Study of
a Housing ‘Colony’ in Kerala”
Suzana Pasternak (University of Sao Paulo,
Brazil)
“Upgrading Poor Settlements and Social Inclusion”
Julia Bogus (University of Sao Paulo, Brazil)
“Upgrading Poor Settlements and Social Inclusion”
Chair: Ken Gibb, University of Glasgow, UK
Location: URL-A202
Session ID: RC43_03
Authors and Papers:
Ken Gibb (University of Glasgow, UK)
“The Variable Geometry of Housing Policy and
Process in The Devolved United Kingdom”
Nelson Baltrusis (University Catholic of Salvador,
Brazil)
“The Commercialization of Informal and Irregular
Property for the Low Income Population”
Manoj Teotia (Center for Research in Rural
and Industrial Development, India)
“Housing, Basic Amenities and Livelihood for
the Urban Poor in Northwestern India (A Case
Study of Ludhiana Metropolis in Punjab)”
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Session 04: Housing, Poverty Issues and the
Roles of Government in Promotion Of Inclusive
Communities, Part II
Chair: Suzana Pasternak, University of Sao
Paulo, Brazil
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RC 44 Workers’ movements
Mouvements ouvriers
Movimientos obreros
Session 12: Robert Lambert, University Western Australia, Australia
Subject: “Recovery of the workers’ movement in the era of globalization”
Organizer: Rob Lambert, University of Western Australia, Jennifer Chun, University of British Columbia,
Dan Clawson, University of Massachusetts and Robyn Rodrigues,Rutgers University
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 01A: Re-defining Labor? Working
Class Struggle & Movement Renewal Part I
Chair: Dan Clawson, University of Massachusetts
Location: UB-RB-109
Session ID: RC44_01A
Authors and Papers:
Katherine Muir (University of Adelaide)
Working families, ‘union thugs’ and activists:
Identity and labor politics in the Australian
‘Your rights at work campaign’
Chris Rhomberg (Yale University)
De-institutionalisation & mobilization: reconstructing
strike theories in post-accord United
States.
Donella Caspersz (University of Western Australia)
Community solidarity & Trade Union Revival in
Australia
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 01B: Gender and Re-empowering
the Labor Movement
Chair: Robyn Rodrigues, Rutgers University
Location: UB-RB-117
Session ID: RC44_01B
Authors and Papers:
Suzanne Franzway (University of South Australia/Arizona
State University)
The body making labor politics
Jennifer Chun (University of British Columbia)
Reconceptualizing militancy: the gender and
labor politics of irregular employment in South
Korea
Trish Todd/Eveline (University of Western Australia)
Gender pay equity: Is there a way forward?
Millie Thayer (University of Massachusetts)
The Leverage of the Local: Class and gender
struggles in rural Northeast Brazil
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 02A: Homeworkers panel discussion:
New Ways of organising women home
based workers in the era of globalization
Chair: Jane Tate, Federation of HomeWorkers
Worldwide, (FHWW)
Location: UB-RB-109
Session ID: RC44_02A
Authors and Papers:
Guida Vieira (Union of Embroidery Workers,
Madeira)
Organizing home workers into a trade union in
Portugal
Gulsam Coskun (Turkey HomeNet (National
Solidarity Network of Wom)
Building women home based workers’ organizations
in Turkey
Dilek Hattatoglu (FHWW)
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Research and organizing women home based
workers: A critical view of the Turkish experience
Rosalina Ivanova (FHWW)
Organizing women home based workers in
Bulgaria
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 02B: European Labor. Part I
Chair: Richard Hyman, London School of
Economics
Location: UB-RB-117
Session ID: RC44_02B
Authors and Papers:
Michael Gillan/ Lambert (University of Western
Australia)
Corporate restructuring in Europe and the reconstitution
of collective power: the case of
AEG-Electrolux in Germany
Stefanio Marino (University of Milan)
Unions and immigrant workers: systems of interest
representation
Gugliemo Meardi (Warwick University)
Labor mobilizations in the second millennium:
the lesson of Fiat workers of Melfi, Southern
Italy
Simone Baglioni (Bocconi University, Milan)
Capital mobility, labor immobility? Trade
unions facing multinationals and migration in
the EU
Cecile Guillaume (Universite d Lille)
L’engagement syndical au prisme de la mondialisation
(Hongre). Trade Union commitment
in the context of globalization: Hungry
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 03A: Work Restructuring & New
Union Strategies Part I
Chair: Edward Webster, University of the Witwatersrand
Location: UB-RB-109
Session ID: RC44_03A
Authors and Papers:
Dan Clawson (University of Massachusetts)
The struggle over the working day: Job hours
and schedules in four US healthcare occupations
Georgina Peetz/Murray (Griffith University)
The big shift: the gendered impact of 12 hour
shifts on mining communities
Karl Von Holt (University of the Witwatersrand)
Looking forwards, leaning backwards: unions,
transformation and strike violence the postapartheid
state
Andries Buhlungu/Bezuidenhout (University of
the Witwatersrand)
Spaces of union organizing: the National Union
of Mineworkers and the demise of compounds
in South Africa
Gerstel (University of Massachusetts)
The struggle over the working day: Job hours
and schedules in four US healthcare occupations
Crocker (University of Massachusetts)
The struggle over the working day: Job hours
and schedules in four US healthcare occupations
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 03B: European Labor. Part II
Chair: Richard Hyman, London School of
Economics
Location: UB-RB-117
Session ID: RC44_03B
Authors and Papers:
Franz/Bernd Taxler/Brandl (University of
Vienna)
Towards Trans-nationalization of Wage Policy
in Europe: The Case of Germany and the Nordic
Countries
Gregor/Christian/Adelheid/Christian Murray/Lévesque/hege/Dufour
(Universite de Montreal/
École de relationsindustrielles)
When local unions meet the global: a comparative
study of institutional stability and ideological
volatility
Adelheid/Christian Hege&Dufour (IRES, Paris)
Are the main obstacles to union renewal inter-
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nal or external?
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 04A: Labor’s other?
Chair: Karl von Holt, University of the Witwatersrand
Location: UB-RB-109
Session ID: RC44_04A
Authors and Papers:
Josep Maria Antenas (Universitat Autonoma
de Barcelona)
Labor and the World Social Forum
Kim Scipes (University of Chicago)
Alternative globalization within the US trade
union movement
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 04B: Trade union responses to
labor migration
Chair: Donella Caspersz, University of Western
Australia
Location: UB-RB-117
Session ID: RC44_04B
Authors and Papers:Robyn Rodrigues
(Rutgers University)
Migrant workers and new forms of labor transnationalism
in Asia Transnational possibilities:
Filipino Women, transnational feminism and
grassroots organizing
Bishnucharan Barik (SRTM University, Maharashtra,
India )
Textile industries of Surat and migrant laborers:
narratives on basic deprivation
Campdepadros/Santa Cruz/Serradell (Universidad
de Málaga, Spain)
Immigration and race: transnational flows of
people, issues for sending and receiving countries
Monika Eva Visser/Kaminska/Kahancova (University
of Amsterdam/ Max Planck Institute,Cologne)
Emigration and labor shortages: an opportunity
for trade unions in the new member states of
the EU?
Michele Ford (University of Sydney)
Thinking about Union-NGO Collaborations on
Migrant Labor Issues in Southeast Asia
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Session 05B: Work Restructuring & New
Union Strategies Part II
Chair: Jennifer Chun, University of British Columbia
Location: UB-RB-117
Session ID: RC44_05B
Authors and Papers:
Edward Webster (University of the Witwatersrand)
Identifying new sources of power and forms of
organization in the informal economy: a critique
of current forms of labor market governance
for managing decent work
David Van Arsdale (Cuny University)
The re-casualization of blue-collar workers:
temporary help workers impact on the working
class
Sebastien Chauvin (Sorbonne University)
Union organizing without rights? The limits of
corporate accountability campaigns amongst
undocumented day laborers in the US
Ercüment Celik (University of Freiburg)
Street traders: a bridge between trade unions
and social movements in contemporary South
Africa
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Session 06A: Authors meet critics
Chair: Peter Waterman, The Hague
Location: UB-RB-108
Session ID: RC44_06A
Authors and Papers:
Rob Lambert (University of Western Australia)
Edward Webster (University of the Witwatersrand)
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Andries Bezuidenhout (University of the Witwatersrand)
Jennifer Chun (University of British Columbia)
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Session 06B: Panel Discussion: Body Work
Rebecca Ryland (University of Liverpool)
A grassroots perspective on trade union internationalism:
the case of UNISON
Dr Graham/ Dr Andy Taylor/Mathers (University
of West England)
Industrial Relics or Vehicles of Renewal? Trades
Union Councils and Community Union Organizing
in the UK
Chair: Rachel Cohen, University of Warwick
Location: UB-RB-109
Session ID: RC44_06B
Authors and Papers:
Carol Wolkowitz (University of Warwick)
The social relations of body work
Julia Twigg (University of Kent, Canterbury)
The bodywork of care: How care-workers negotiate
the body of their labor
Eileen/ Jennifer Boris/Klein (University of California/Yale
University)
Mobilizing home care: poor women, public employment,
and ACORN unionism in the United
States
Jackie West (University of Bristol)
Regulating sex work: decriminalization and liminality
Peter/Carole Kennedy (Glasgow Caledonian
University)
Control and resistance at the ward face: contesting
the nursing labor process
Rachel Cohen (University of Warwick)
Body work, employment relations and the labour
process
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Session 06C: Working Class Struggle & Movement
Renewa. Part II
Chair: David Peetz, Griffith University
Location: UB-RB-117
Session ID: RC44_06C
Authors and Papers:
Thomas Barrat (University of Western Australia)
Global restructuring & Australian unionism: redefining
strategy
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RC 45 Rational choice
Choix rationnel
Elección racional
Session 12: Yoshimichi Sato, Tohoku University, Japan. Local Hosts: Fernando Aguiar; Ana Leo-
Mejia
Subject: “The theory of rational choice against inequality and other challenges”
Organizer: Yoshimichi Sato, Tohoku University, Japan
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 01: Revisiting Rationality
Chair: Hanno Scholtz, Universität Zürich,
Switzerland
Location: UB-FPGH-209
Session ID: RC45_01
Authors and Papers:
Fernando Aguiar (IESA-CSIC, Spain)
Can Rational Choice Cope with Identity?
Andrés de Francisco (Universidad Complutense
de Madrid, Spain)
Can Rational Choice Cope with Identity?
Fernando Aguiar (IESA-CSIC, Spain)
Selfish Altruists: The Role of Identity
Pablo Brañas-Garza (Universidad de Granada,
Spain)
Selfish Altruists: The Role of Identity
María Paz Espinosa (Universidad del País
Vasco, Spain)
Selfish Altruists: The Role of Identity
Luis M. Miller (IESA-CSIC and Max Planck Institute
of Economics, Germany)
Selfish Altruists: The Role of Identity
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 02: Rationality, Equality, and Institutions
Chair: Yoshimichi Sato, Tohoku University,
Japan
Location: UB-FPGH-209
Session ID: RC45_02
Authors and Papers:
Kazuo Seiyama (University of Tokyo, Japan)
Fair and Efficient Egalitarian Norm under Rationality
Hiroyasu Nagata (Shizuoka University, Japan)
“Decision by Majority” and “Equality”
José A. Noguera (Universitat Autónoma de
Barcelona, Spain)
Rational Choice Theory, Social Justice, and
Institutional Design
Georg P. Mueller (University of Fribourg, Switzerland)
Bribing as a Rational Strategy of the Rich: On
the Interdependence between Corruption and
Income Inequality
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Session 03: Bargaining, Social Support, and
Health Needs
Chair: Georg P. Mueller, University of Fribourg,
Switzerland
Location: UB-FPGH-209
Session ID: RC45_03
Authors and Papers:
Katrin Auspurg (Universität Konstanz , Germany)
Should We Stay or Should We Go? A Bargaining
Approach to Locational Decisions within
Dual-Earner Partnerships
Martin Abraham (Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg,
Germany)
Should We Stay or Should We Go? A Bargaining
Approach to Locational Decisions within
Dual-Earner Partnerships
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Thomas Hinz (Universität Konstanz, Germany)
Should We Stay or Should We Go? A Bargaining
Approach to Locational Decisions within
Dual-Earner Partnerships
Ana Leon-Mejia (IESA-CSIC, Spain)
‘THE DEVIL IS IN THE DETAILS’: Sex Differences
in Simple Bargaining Games
Luis M. Miller (IESA-CSIC and Max Planck Institute
of Economics, Germany)
‘THE DEVIL IS IN THE DETAILS’: Sex Differences
in Simple Bargaining Games
Sonja Vogt (Utrecht University, The Netherlands)
Behavioral Dynamics of Social Support
Jeroen Weesie (Utrecht University, The Netherlands)
Behavioral Dynamics of Social Support
Vincent Buskens (Utrecht University, The Netherlands)
Behavioral Dynamics of Social Support
Werner Raub (Utrecht University, The Netherlands)
Behavioral Dynamics of Social Support
Rania F. Valeeva (Utrecht University, The Netherlands)
The Role of Education and Social Trust for
Choices of Health
Yoshimichi Sato (Tohoku University, Japan)
Rational Choice of Survival Strategies in the
Labor Market: A Comparative Study of Career
Aspirations in Japan, Korea, and Taiwan
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Session 04: Competition and Inequality
Chair: Sonja Vogt, Utrecht University, The
Netherlands
Location: UB-FPGH-209
Session ID: RC45_04
Authors and Papers:
Lynne G. Zucker (University of California, Los
Angeles U.S.A.)
Star Scientists’ Knowledge Capture, Commercial
Opportunity, and Social Welfare
Michael R. Darby (University of California, Los
Angeles U.S.A.)
Star Scientists’ Knowledge Capture, Commercial
Opportunity, and Social Welfare
Antonio M. Jaime Castillo (University of Granada,
Spain)
Inequality of Income, Expectations of Social
Mobility and Demand for Redistribution
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RC 46 Clinical Sociology
Sociologie clinique
Sociología clínica
Session 12: Jacques Rhéaume, Université du Québec, Canada. Local Hosts: Miguel Martinez;
Marta Llobet
Subject: “Researching with people: a political question for sociologists”
Organizer: Jacques Rheaume, University of Quebec,Canada and Jan Fritz, University of Cincinnati,
USA
Friday, September 5, 15:30-17:30
Session 01: Human Rights, Social Justice
and Sociological Practice
Chair: Jacques Rhéaume, University of Quebec,Canada
Location: UB-FPGH-220
Session ID: RC46_01
Authors and Papers:
Hadiza Isa Bazza (University of Maiduguri, Nigeria)
Domestic Violence and Women’s Rights in Nigeria:
The Need for Professional Counseling.
(Violence conjugale et droits de la femme au
Nigéria: le besoin d’un counseling professionnel.)
Judith Blau (Sociologists Without Borders,
USA)
Chapel Hill/Carrboro-Human Rights Cities in
Process (Chapel Hill/Carrboro-Processus en
acte des droits humains dans les cités)
Jan Marie Fritz (University of Cincinnati,
USA))
Writing the History of Clinical Sociology: Research
in Your Own Backyard. (Écrire l’histoire
de la sociologie clinique dans votre proper
cour)
Isabelle Laurin (Santé publique, Canada)
Transmettre la parole de personnes pauvres :
un défi pour le chercheur. (Transmitting the
Words of Poor People: A Challenge for Researchers)
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 02: Research Issues Involved in a
Clinical Approach to Sociology
Chair: Anastasia-Valentine Rigas, University
of Crete, Greece
Location: UB-FPGH-220
Session ID: RC46_02
Authors and Papers:
Jenifer Cartland (Children’s Memorial Hospital,
Chicago,USA)
The Role of the Researcher in the Community’s
Pursuit of Sustainable Social Change (Le
rôle du chercheur dans la poursuite d’un changement
social durable dans la communauté)
Harry Perlstadt (Michigan State University,
USA)
The Politics of Doing Social Assessment and
Evaluation Research (Les politiques liées à la
pratique de l’évaluation sociale et de la recherche
évaluative)
Gianluca Piscitelli (Italy)
En quoi la rechercher-action et la sociologie
clinique contribuent-elles au développement
des compétences professionnelles des sociologues.
(How Action Research and Clinical Sociology
Contribute to Building Professional
Sociologists’ Competencies)
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 03: Epistemological and Methodological
Issues Involved in a Clinical Approach to
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Sociology
Chair: Vincent de Gaulejac, Université de
Paris 7, France
Location: UB-FPGH-219
Session ID: RC46_03
Authors and Papers:
John Cultiaux (Université catholique de Louvain,
Belgique)
Returning Research Results to People: Practical
Issues for Research and Intervention. (La
restitution: questions pratiques et enjeux pour
la recherche et l’intervention)
Isabelle Deliège (Université catholique de
Louvain, Belgique)
Réflexivité des acteurs (et chercheurs) dans
l’articulation des savoirs dans le domaine
psycho-médico-social.(Linking Different Types
of Knowledge in the Psycho-Medical-Social
World through Reflexive Practitioners and Researchers)
Xavier Mattelé (Belgium)
Enjeux et ancrages d’une épistémologie plurielle
et transversale en sociologie clinique. (A
Pluralistic and Horizontal Epistemology in Clinical
Sociology)
Cathy Herbrand (Belgium)
Attitude et réflexivité du chercheur face à l’homoparentalité.
(Researcher’s Attitude and Reflexivity
Facing Homoparenthood)
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 05: Clinical Sociology and Social Intervention
in the Workplace: Impacts and
Changes
Chair: Catherine Montgomery, CSSS De la
Montagne, Canada
Location: UB-FPGH-220
Session ID: RC46_05
Authors and Papers:
Frans Bezuidenhout ( Nelson Mandela Metropolitan
University, South Africa)
Self-Empowerment in the Workplace (Reappropriation
de son pouvoir dans le milieu du
travail)
Jacques Rheaume (University of Quebec, University
of Montreal, Canada)
La psychodynamique du travail: une approche
de recherche avec les infirmières et pour celles-ci.
(The Psychodynamic of Work: A research
Approach with and for Nurses.)
Marie A’lderson (University of Quebec, University
of Montreal, Canada)
La psychodynamique du travail: une approche
de recherche avec les infirmières et pour celles-ci.
(The Psychodynamic of Work: A research
Approach with and for Nurses.)
Sergey Kravchenko (Russia)
The Influence of Nonlinear Sociocultural Dynamics
on the Institute of Health. (L’influence
d’une dynamique socioculturelle non-linéaire
sur l’institution Santé.)
Andre Suchet (France)
About the French Federation of Caving: The
Production of Results and the Paradox of Their
Practical Applications.(Recherche auprès de la
Fédération française de spéléologie: la production
de résultats et le paradoxe de leurs applications
pratiques.)
Michel Raspaud (France)
About the French Federation of Caving: The
Production of Results and the Paradox of Their
Practical Applications.(Recherche auprès de la
Fédération française de spéléologie: la production
de résultats et le paradoxe de leurs applications
pratiques.)
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 04: RC 46 Business Meeting
Location: UB-FPGH-220
Session ID: RC46_04BM
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 06: Life Stories, Individual or Collective
as a Sociological Practice
Chair: John Cultiaux, Université Catholique
de Louvain,Belgium
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Location: UB-FPGH-220
Session ID: RC46_06
Authors and Papers:
Marisela Hernandez Hernandez (Universidad
Simon Bolivar, Venezuela)
Que sentimos y como vivimos los cambios sociopoliticos:
los venezolanos y la revolucion
Bolivariana. (What Do We Feel and How Do
We Live Sociopolitical Changes? Venezuelans
and the Revolución Bolivariana.).
Catherine Montgomery (CSSS De la Montagne,Canada)
Playing Games: When Sociology Meets with
Practice (Jeux ‘pédagogiques’: quand la sociologie
rencontre la pratique)
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Session 07: Joint session of RC36 and
RC26: Clinical Sociology, Sociotechnics, and
Sociological Practice: Research Strategies and
Practices
Chair: Isabelle Laurin, Direction de la santé
publique, Canada
Location: UB-FPGH-220
Session ID: JS_RC46_RC26_07
Authors and Papers:
Jacques Rheaume (Universityof Quebec in
Montreal, Canada)
Une approche de sociologie clinique en santé
et services sociaux. Le cas du Québec. (A Clinical
Sociology Practice in Health and Social
Services in Quebec.)
Roberta Spalter-Roth (ASA, USA)
Sociologists in Research, Applied, and Policy
Settings: Closing the Status Gap (Les sociologues
en recherche appliqués, et la mise en
place de politiques: combler les écarts de statuts)
Patricia White (ASA, USA)
Sociologists in Research, Applied, and Policy
Settings: Closing the Status Gap (Les sociologues
en recherche appliqués, et la mise en
place de politiques: combler les écarts de statuts)
Jenifer Cartland (Children’s Memorial Hospital,
Chicago,USA)
Role-sharing between Evaluators and Stakeholders
(Partage des rôles entre évaluateurs et
commanditaires)
Isabelle Ruelland (UQAM and Univesity of
Montreal, Canada)
Logique gestionnaire d’une Centre d’hébergement
de soins de longue durée (CHSLD) québécois
et souffrances vécues dans le travail
d’infirmières. (Management Ideology: The
Case of a Long-Term Care Center in Quebec
and Nursing Work’s Trial and Experience.)
Marie Alderson (UQAM and Univesity of Montreal,
Canada)
Logique gestionnaire d’une Centre d’hébergement
de soins de longue durée (CHSLD) québécois
et souffrances vécues dans le travail
d’infirmières. (Management Ideology: The
Case of a Long-Term Care Center in Quebec
and Nursing Work’s Trial and Experience.)
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Session 08: Marginalized or Excluded Populations:
Is Integration Possible?
Chair: Jan Marie Fritz, University of Cincinnati,
USA
Location: UB-FPGH-220
Session ID: RC46_08
Authors and Papers:
Xavier Mattelé (Belgium)
La relation de soin avec les personnes précarisées:
enjeux pour la sociologie clinique et pour
la clinique du social. (Care Relationship with
Precarious People: Issues for Clinical Sociology
and ‘Social Clinic)
Anastasia-Valentinei Rigas (University of
Crete, Greece)
Social Representations and Interventions: The
Case of Drug Users in Greece. (Représentations
socials et interventions: le cas d’usagers
des drogues en Grèce)
Massimo Corsale (Italy)
Coping With Young Delinquents in Naples: A
Job Insertion Program Involving Some Leading
Manufacturing Corporations in Italy. (Stratégies
d’adaptation avec des jeunes délinquants
à Naples: un programme d’insertion au travail
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avec des grandes Corporations.
Andriani Papadaki (University of Crete, Greece)
Social Representations and Interventions: The
Case of Drug Users in Greece. (Représentations
socials et interventions: le cas d’usagers
des drogues en Grèce)
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RC 47 Social Classes and Social Movements
Classes sociales et mouvements sociaux
Clases sociales y movimientos sociales
Session 12: Henri Lustiger Thaler, Ramapo College, USA.
Subject: “Globalization, social movements and experience”
Organizer: Henri Lustiger Thaler ,Ramapo College, USA
Friday, September 5, 15:30-17:30
Session 01: RC47 Plenary Session: The global
reconfiguration of experience and actors
Chair: Henri Lustiger Thaler ,Ramapo College,
USA
Location: UB-FPGH-307
Session ID: RC47_01
Authors and Papers:
Michel Wieviorka (France)
Han Sang-Jin (Korea)
Saskia Sassen (USA)
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 02: Collective Action and Personal
Experience: Latin Americans and Latinos in
Globalization
Chair: Yvon Le Bot, Cadis, Cnrs/Ehess,
France and Luis Lopez, School of Architecture,
France
Location: UB-FPGH-307
Session ID: RC47_02
Authors and Papers:
Yvon Le Bot Cadis (Cnrs/Ehess, France)
Neither anti nor alter: Movements within Globalization
Sergio Zermeño (Unarn, Mexico)
Movement and Change in Mexico and Latin
America
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 03: Movements and conflicts 1
Chair: Antimo L. Farro, University of Rome
“La Sapienza”, Rome, Italy.
Location: UB-FPGH-307
Session ID: RC47_03
Authors and Papers:
Christine Castelain Meunier (CNRS, EHESS,
CADIS, France)
Environment and global change : challenges
and mutations
Emanuele Toscano (Cadis Ehess, France)
Limit and Future of alterglobalisation Movement
Kevin McDonald (Goldsmiths College, UK)
Global Movements
Paolo Gerbaudo (Goldsmiths College, UK)
Lost in Open Space: navigating the World Social
Forum 2007
Antimo L. Farro (University of Rome “La Sapienza”,
Italy)
Collective Movements Theory
Henri Lustiger Thaler (Ramapo College, USA)
Hauntings, Places of Memory and Subjectivity
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 04: Movements and conflicts 2
Chair: Paola Rebughini, University of Milan,
Milan, Italy.
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Authors and Papers:
Emanuele Toscano, Cadis Ehess, Paris,
France
Location: UB-FPGH-307
Session ID: RC47_04
Paola Rebughini (University of Milan, Italy)
New Consumerism Movement
Daniele Di Nunzio (Cadis, Ehess, France)
Workers’ Representation, Young People and
Trade Union in Italy: Experience of Actors Involved
in a “Youth Movement” in Cgil
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Session 06: Latin American localisms in a
global context
Authors and Papers:
Chair: Maria da Glória Gohn, UNICAMP, São
Paulo, Brazil
Location: UB-FPGH-307
Session ID: RC47_06
Céli Regina Jardim Pinto (UFRS, Brazil)
Globalization vis-a-vis Latin American historical
nationalism
Maria da Glória Gohn (UNICAMP, Brazil)
Two Faces of the Popular Mobilization in Latin
America of nowadays: Resistance, Conflict
and Cooperation, Civil Protagonism
Geoffrey Pleyers (FNRS/ULC, Belgium)
Social actors and movements toward a local
empowerment in Mexico
Sergio Zermeño (IIS/UNAM, Mexico)
Social actors and movements toward a local
empowerment in Mexico
Breno Bringel (University of Campinas, Brazil)
Linking theoretical challenges into the experience
of Latin American social movements: interdisciplinary
studies, political frontiers and
social change
Carlos A. Gadea (University Vale dos Sinos,
Brazil)
Indigenous movements and radical political
practices
Sérgio Costa (Freie Universität, Germany)
Trans-nationalizing Anti-racism in the Americas:
Advances and Ambivalences
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Session 07: Collective action and the public
sphere: Promises and shortcomings of participatory
democracy
Chair: Marie-Hélène Bacqué, Évry University,
Evry, France. Pierre Hamel, Montreal University,
Montreal, Canada.
Location: UB-FPGH-307
Session ID: RC47_07
Authors and Papers:
Pierre Hamel (Montreal University, Canada)
Collective Action and Participatory Democracy:
what Social Actors Should Expect from Deliberative
Mechanisms?
Lukasz Jurczyszyn (EHESS, france)
Interplay Between the Signification and the
Mediation of Contemporary Youth Violence.
The Comparative Analysis of Urban Violence:
France, Russia and Poland.
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Session 08: Global challenges
Chair: Roland Roth, Hochschule Magdeburg-
Stendal, Magdeburg, Germany
Location: UB-FPGH-310
Session ID: RC47_08
Authors and Papers:
Erin Augis (Ramapo College, NJ, USA)
Islamic Womens’ Movement in West Africa
Adriana Aubert (University of Barcelona,
Spain)
Romaní women movement: An Emerging Global
Transformation Force
Theresa Sorde Marti (University of Barcelona,
Spain)
Romaní women movement: An Emerging Global
Transformation Force
Roland Roth (Hochschule Magdeburg-Stendal,
Magdeburg, Germany)
Comparing right-wing and alterglobalist frames
on globalization in Germany - a matter of experience?
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Ana-Helena/ Teresa Trevo/ Mckelligan (University
of Mexico, Mexico City, Mexico)
Middle Classes and Social Movements for the
XXI Century.
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RC 48 Social Movements, Collective Action and Social Class
Mouvements sociaux, action collective et classe sociale
Movimientos sociales, acción colectiva y clase social
Session 12: Benjamin Tejerina Montaña, University of the Basque Country, Spain
Subject: “Making things public: social movements and public debates”
Organizer: Benjamín Tejerina Montaña, Universidad del País Vasco, Spain
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 01: Cognitive Framing, Discourses
and Narratives in Social Movements
Chair: Benjamín Tejerina, University of the
Basque Country, Spain
Location: UB-FPGH-205
Session ID: RC48_01
Authors and Papers:
Isabelle Anguelovski (Massachusetts Institute
of Technology, USA)
Narratives of Protests by Communities Affected
by Resources Extraction: The Role of Social
Movements and Discourses of Mobilization
in Improving Corporate Responsibility
Masatake Hongo (Tohoku University, Sendai,
Japan)
Involving with Collective AIDS Activities as
Conscience Adherents: Toward to Remedy of
Isolated PWA/H in Japan
Verónica de la Torre Oropeza (Universidad
de Colima, Mexico)
The Potential of Social Global Movements to
Change some Cognitive Frames of the Modernity.
A Point of View from Sociology and International
Relations Theories.
Tova Benski (College of Management, Israel)
Mothers, Citizens, Outsiders, Women of
Peace: Identity in the Women´s Peace Camp
in Israel 1983-2008
Bernadetta Siara (University of Westminster,
United Kingdom)
Social Movement “Poland is a Woman” and its
early Political Activism: Analysis of Contemporary
Gender Discourses in Poland
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 07A: Traditional and New Forms
and Arenas of Social Mobilization Part I
Chair: María Luz Morán, Universidad Complutense
de Madrid, Spain
Location: UB-FPGH-206
Session ID: RC48_07
Authors and Papers:
María Luz Morán (Universidad Complutense
de Madrid, Spain)
Demonstrations in Community Conflicts
María Luisa Revilla (Universidad Complutense
de Madrid, Spain)
Demonstrations in Community Conflicts
Laura Fernández de Mosteyrín (Universidad
Complutense de Madrid, Spain)
Demonstrations in Community Conflicts
María Claudia Medina (Universidad Complutense
de Madrid, Spain)
Demonstrations in Community Conflicts
Mario Novelli (Universiteit van Amsterdam,
Nederland)
Civil Society Networks and Education for All:
Exploring the Global Campaign for Education
Antoni Verger (Universiteit van Amsterdam,
Nederland)
Civil Society Networks and Education for All:
Exploring the Global Campaign for Education
Binay Kumar Pattnaik (Indian Institute of
Technology Kanpur, India)
Understanding Peoples’ Science Movement in
India: From the Vantage of Social Movement
Perspective
Adam Auerbach (University of Wisconsin- Madison,
USA)
One Field of Contention, Many Movements:
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Farmers’ Movements in Contemporary India
Sonia Pires (European University Institute, Firenze,
Italy)
Immigration and Collective Action in Italy and
Portugal
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 06: Joint Session of RC07 and
RC48: Social Movements and New Media
Chair: Markus S. Schulz, New York University,
USA and Benjamín Tejerina, University of
the Basque Country, Spain
Location: UB-FPGH-206
Session ID: JS_RC48_RC07_06
Authors and Papers:
Veronica Alfaro (New School for Social Research,
USA)
Comparing Action and Social Movements in
the Virtual Public Sphere: Web 1.0 to Web 2.0
From Silence and Disruption to Acting in Concert
Frederico Bertagnoli (New York University,
USA)
Human Rights, Wireless Technologies, and
Organized Crime in Contemporary Brazil
Sartaj Chanchal (University of Texas, USA)
The Role of Media in Advancing the Cause of
the Feminist Movement in America
Gert Verschraegen (Univerty of Leuven, Belgium)
Commons-based Knowledge Production as a
Strategy for Development
Fen Lin (University of Chicago, USA)
Behind Technology: Changes of State-Society
Relationship and Media Technology
Yihu Zhou (Beijing University, China)
Behind Technology: Changes of State-Society
Relationship and Media Technology
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 02: Urban Conditions, Processes of
Exclusion and Social Movements
Chair: Tova Benski, College of Management
Studies, Israel
Location: UB-FPGH-205
Session ID: RC48_02
Authors and Papers:
Britta Baumgarten (University of Bremen, Germany)
The Debate on Unemployment: Communicative
Strategies of Making Things Public
Gui Yong (Fudan University, Shanghai, China)
Interpreting the ‘Nature’ of Resistance: Interest
Alliance in Housing Marketization and Its Responding
Strategies to Homeowners’ Collective
Resistance. An Empirical Study of Transforming
China
Anna Livia Brand (Massachusetts Institute of
Technology, USA)
Claiming the Right to the City: The Transformations
and Limits of Change
César Guzmán -Concha (University of Barcelona,
Spain)
Squatter Movement in Europe: Sources of Variation
and Political Dynamic of the Mobilization
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 03: Democratization, Political Institutions
and Social Movements in Latin America
Part I
Chair: Benjamín Tejerina, University of the
Basque Country, Spain
Location: UB-FPGH-205
Session ID: RC48_03
Authors and Papers:
Breno Bringel (Universidad Complutense de
Madrid, Spain)
Ampliando el espectro democrático y la esfera
pública. Movimientos sociales y política radical
en la “nueva redemocratización” brasileña
Camilo Andrés Castiblanco Durán (Universidad
Santo Tomás and Universidad Central,
Bogotá, Colombia)
Protesta campesina en Colombia
Maria Victoria Espiñeira González (Universidad
Federal de Bahía, Brasil)
Cuando la clase social importa. El papel de los
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partidos políticos en los movimientos sociales
estudiantiles de Bahía (Brazil)
Lavínia Pessanha (Brazilian Institute of Geography
and Statistics, Brazil)
Public Policies Councils in Brazil: Limits and
Possibilities
Vanessa Campagnac (ENCE/IBGE, Brazil)
Public Policies Councils in Brazil: Limits and
Possibilities
Denise Ferreira de Matos (ENCE/IBGE, Brazil)
Public Policies Councils in Brazil: Limits and
Possibilities
María Pilar García-Guadilla (Universidad
Simón Bolívar, Venezuela)
¿Quiénes somos? Estudiantes. ¿Qué queremos?
Libertad: Movilizaciones estudiantiles y
reforma constitucional en Venezuela
María Teresa Urreiztieta V. (Universidad
Simón Bolívar, Venezuela)
¿Quiénes somos? Estudiantes. ¿Qué queremos?
Libertad: Movilizaciones estudiantiles y
reforma constitucional en Venezuela
2aturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 09: Joint Session of RC07 and
RC48: Vision, persuasion and power
Chair: Mark Herkenrath, U. Zurich, Switzerland
and Hannah Neumann, Technical University
of Ilmenan, Germany
Location: UB-FPGH-207
Session ID: RC48_09
Authors and Papers:
Hannah Neumann (Berlin, Germany)
If We Can Train People For War, We Can
Train Them For Peace!’ The Peace Zone Movement
as an Alternative Form To Pacify Ethnopolitical
War and Conflict
Mangala Subramaniam (Purdue University,
USA)
Persuading Behavior Change: Current trends
in the Discourse on HIV/AIDS in India
Karen Manges Douglas (Sam Houston State
University, USA)
Environmental Issues and the Construction of
Alternative Futures
Gideon Sjoberg (University of Texas at Austin,
USA)
Environmental Issues and the Construction of
Alternative Futures
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 04: Democratization, Political Institutions
and Social Movements in Latin America
Part II
Chair: Benjamín Tejerina, University of the
Basque Country, Spain
Location: UB-FPGH-205
Session ID: RC48_04
Authors and Papers:
José G. Vargas-Hernández (Instituto Tecnológico
de Cd. Guzmán, Mexico)
Social Movements in Latin America: Co-operation
and Conflict between Firms, Communities,
New Social Movements and the Role of Government
Miguel Ángel Vite Pérez (CIECAS-IPN)
The movement of Oaxaca. Limits of the Democracy
in Mexico
Eduardo Bautista Martínez (Universidad Autónoma
Benito Juárez de Oaxaca, Mexico)
La Asamblea Popular de Pueblos de Oaxaca
(APPO). Crisis de dominación y resistencia
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Session 05: Debates and Mass Media in Public
Arena
Chair: James Goodman, University of Technology
Sydney, Australia
Location: UB-FPGH-205
Session ID: RC48_05
Authors and Papers:
Marcelo C. Rosa (Universidade Federal Flumisense,
Brazil)
Bringing the Rural to the Public: Landless Movements
in Brazil and South Africa
Ana Carmen Laliena (Universidad de Zaragoza,
Spain)
El papel de los movimientos sociales en el fo-
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mento de la responsabilidad social empresarial:
El caso de la Campaña Ropa Limpia en
España
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Session 10: Joint session of RC10, RC48
and RC36: Overcoming Alienation: Democratic
Mobilizations in a Global Age
Chair: Knud Jensen, Danish School of Education,
Aarhus University, Denmark
Location: UB-FP-3.3
Session ID: RC48_10
Authors and Papers:
Knud Jensen (Aarhus University, Denmark)
Overcoming Alienation; Democratic Mobilization
in a Global Age.
Steve Walker (Aarhus University, Denmark)
Overcoming Alienation; Democratic Mobilization
in a Global Age.
William DiFazio (Department Sociology, St.
Johns, Queens, NY)
Myths of Global Prosperity and Possibilities of
Change
Alan Spector (Purdue University Calumet,
USA)
From SDS (USA) to the Anti-Globalization Movements:
The Alienation of Positivism and the
Optimism of Rebellion.
Tova Benski (Department of Behavior Sciences,
College of Management, )
Sciences, College of Managment
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Session 08B: Traditional and New Forms
and Arenas of Social Mobilization Part II
Chair: Debal K. Singharoy, Indira Gandhi National
Open University, India
Location: UB-FPGH-205
Session ID: RC48_08
Authors and Papers:
Joan E. Durrant (University of Manitoba, Canada)
The Family, the State and Human Rights: The
Movement to Abolish Corporal Punishment of
Children
Gregg M. Olsen (University of Manitoba, Canada)
The Family, the State and Human Rights: The
Movement to Abolish Corporal Punishment of
Children
Iwona Zieli_ska (Polish Academy of Sciences,
Poland)
Turning Moral Panics into Organized Actions
Maria Guiomar da Cunha Frota (Instituto Universitário
de Pesquisas do Rio de Janeiro)
The Role of Non-governmental Actors in the
Implementation of the ‘Convention on the
Rights of the Child’: A Comparative Approach
in American, African and European Countries
Paula Gomes Quintão (Universidade Federal
de Minas Gerais, Brazil)
The Role of Non-governmental Actors in the
Implementation of the ‘Convention on the
Rights of the Child’: A Comparative Approach
in American, African and European Countries
Saurabh Gupta (University of London, United
Kingdom)
Natural Resources and Collective Action: Evidence
from Rainwater Harvesting Initiatives in
Rural Rajasthan, India
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Session 10: Joint session of RC10, RC48
and RC36: Overcoming Alienation: Democratic
Mobilizations in a Global Age
Chair: Knud Jensen, Danish School of Education,
Aarhus University, Denmark
Location: UB-FP-3.3
Session ID: RC48_11
Authors and Papers:
Walter Frantz (Unijui, Brazil)
The Co-operative Movement as debate at the
World Social Forum.
Lauren Langman (Loyola University of Chicago,
USA)
Global Justice as Identity: Social Mobilization
in the 21st C.
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RC 49 Mental health and Illness
Santé mentale et maladie
Salud mental y enfermedad
President: Reynold Kilian, University of Ulm, Germany
Coordinators of the programme: Reinhold Kilian, University of Ulm, Germany, Bronwen Lichtenstein,
University of Alabama, USA
Subject: “New challenges in mental health: care and promotion of mental health”
Organizer: Reinhold Kilian, Department of Psychiatry, University of Ulm, Germany and Bronwen
Lichtenstein, University of Alabama, USA
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 01: HIV gender and mental Health
Chair: Bronwen Lichtenstein, University of
Alabama, USA and J. Gary Linn, Tennessee
State University, USA
Location: UB-FP-2.2
Session ID: RC49_01
Authors and Papers:
Megan Comfort (University of California, San
Francisco)
HIV Prevention for Women with Incarcerated
Male Partners at a California State Prison
Bronwen Lichtenstein (University of Alabama,
USA)
Stigma, HIV/AIDS, and Incarceration among
African American Men
J. Gary Linn (Tennessee State University,
USA)
A Community Intervention Supporting AIDS
Widows in Rural Areas of Africa
Ami R. Moore (University of North Texas,
USA)
Management of Stigma among Caregivers of
Children with HIV or AIDS in Togo
Kwabena A. Poku (University of Ghana,
Legon, Ghana)
Mental Health Consequences of HIV Infection
in Ghanaian Women and the Preferred Intervention
Modes
Teresa G Labov (University of Pennsylvania,
USA)
Discussant
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 02: New research on gender and
mental disorder
Chair: Ramona Lucas, Universitat Autònoma
de Barcelona, Spain and Silvia Krumm, University
of Ulm, Germany
Location: UB-FP-2.2
Session ID: RC49_02
Authors and Papers:José Luis Álvaro
(Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain)
Gender and depression
Ramona Lucas (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona,
Spain)
Depressive Symptoms, Quality of Life and
Gender differences among Elderly
Silvia Krumm (Department of Psychiatry II,
University of Ulm, Germany)
Family planning in young females with severe
mental disorders
Herbert Matschinger (Department of
Psychiatry, University of Leipzig, Germany)
Gender specific effects of an optimized care
model for patients with anxiety disorders in primary
care.
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 03: Upcoming challenges and new
approaches in mental disorder prevention and
health promotion
Chair: Judith Boardman, Health & Education
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Services, USA and Reinhold Kilian, University
of Ulm, Germany
Location: UB-FP-2.2
Session ID: RC49_03
Authors and Papers:
Antoni Corominas (Department of Mental Health,
Fundació Privada Hospital de Mollet, Barcelona)
Predictive factors of metabolic syndrome in severe
mental disorders: Rational for preventive
interventions
Reinhold Kilian (Department of Psychiatry II,
University of Ulm, Germany)
Health related lifestyles of people with severe
mental disorder in comparison to the general
population in Germany
Judith Boardman ( Health & Education Services,
Inc., USA)
Health Access and Integration: Five Years
Later
Prisca Weiser (Department of Psychiatry II,
University of Ulm, Germany)
The European network for promoting the health
of residents in psychiatric and social care
institutions (HELPS)
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 04: Recent studies on the social epidemiology
of mental illness
Chair: Hans-Joachim Salize, Central Institute
of Mental Health, Germany and Kwabena
Poku, University of Ghana, Ghana
Location: UB-FP-2.2
Session ID: RC49_04
Authors and Papers:
Hans-Joachim Salize (Central Institute of Mental
Health, Mannheim, Germany)
Threatening Homelessness and mental disorders
in Germany
Ka-Yuet Liu (Nuffield College, University of
Oxford, UK, Institute of Social and Economic
Research and Policy (ISERP), Columbia University)
Neighbourhood Interactions and Suicide in
Stockholm: A Multilevel Study
Christophe Vanroelen (Department of Medical
Sociology, Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium)
Extending the demand-control-model. The latent
structuring of contemporary working conditions
in association with mental well-being
among a representative sample of wage-earners
Amado Alarcón ( Sagrat Cor Hospital, Mental
Health Services , Barcelona, Spain)
Mental health and social integration of magrebians
in Catalonia (Spain)
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Session 05: New outcome concepts in the
treatment of mental illness
Chair: Kjeld Høgsbro, Danish Institute of Governmental
Research and University of Aalborg,
Denmark and Dirk Richter, LWL-Hospital
Muenster, Germany, Berne University of Applied
Sciences, Switzerland
Location: UB-FP-2.2
Session ID: RC49_05
Authors and Papers:
Dirk Richter ( LWL-Hospital Muenster, Muenster,
Germany, School of Health, Berne University
of Applied Sciences, Berne, Switzerland)
The social exclusion of mentally ill patients:
Towards the measurement of objective and
subjective exclusion indicators
Michael McCubbin ( Université Laval, Québec,
Canada)
The role of the empowerment / social inclusion
dynamic in recovery trajectories of persons
suffering psychoses
Kjeld Høgsbro (Danish Institute of Governmental
Research and University of Aalborg.
Denmark)
The social functioning of people with schizophrenia
- Four phases in personal development
from psychotic breakdown to rehabilitation
Ian Shaw (School of Sociology and Social policy,
University of Nottingham, UK)
Ian Shaw, School of Sociology and Social policy,
University of Nottingham, UK
Natasha Posner (RCN Institute, Oxford, UK)
The meaning of recovery with psychosis and
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early intervention
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Session 06: The social representation of
mental health and illness
Chair: Herbert Matschinger, University of
Leipzig, Germany and J. Gary Linn, Tennessee
State University, USA
Location: UB-FP-2.2
Session ID: RC49_06
Authors and Papers:
Irene Dalla Vedova (ISHSS University of Amsterdam,
The Netherlands)
Adolescents World: Looking for a healthy
mind. An analysis of adolescents’ needs and
the support they receive from a local Ngo in
the Bom Jardim Favela (Fortaleza, Brazil)
Anita M. Wells (Morgan State University, Baltimore,
USA)
Battles in the Aftermath: The Mental Health Impact
of the Iraq and Afghanistan Wars on U.S.
Veterans and their Families
Breno Augusto Fontes (Federal University of
Pernambuco, Brasil)
Social networks and health: on the making of
social support networks in the everyday life of
carriers of mental disease
Cattaneo Ada (Life-Health University St. Raphael,
Milan, Italy)
That which does not destroy us makes us
stronger. A study on anorexia normalization
processes and its communication in Italy
Alfred Grausgruber ( Department of Sociology,
University of Linz, Austria,)
Do mass media matter? Media consumption,
involvement and social distance towards people
suffering from schizophrenia.
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WG01 Sociology of Relationships between the Local and the Global
Sociologie des Rapports entre les niveaux Local et Global
Sociología de las Relaciones entre lo Local y lo Global
President and coordinator of the programme: Nataliya Velikaya, Russia
Subject: “States and nations between the local and the global: global challenges and local answers
Organizer: Nataliya Velikaya, Russia
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 01: Opportunities and prospects of
sustainable development in the conditions of
globalization
Chair: Krzysztof Ostrowski, Pultusk School of
Humanities, Poland
Location: URL-A304
Session ID: WG01_01
Authors and Papers:
Ivana Modena ( Webster University, Switzerland)
The Uncertain Process of Glocalization
Gloria de la Fuente (Universidad Complutense
de Madrid, Spain)
Immigrants in Spain: identity changes and integration
strategy
Zh Toschenko (Russian State University for
the Humanities, Moscow, Russia)
Centaur–Problems as a Special Case of Cognition
and Social Practice
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 02: Terrotorial, national and political
identities: new social challenges
Chair: Henry Teune, University of Pennsylvania,
USA
Location: URL-A304
Session ID: WG01_02
Authors and Papers:
Arvydas Matulionis (Institute for Social Research,
Vilnus, Lithuani)
Evolution of national identity in Lithuania
Kusein Isaev (Bishkek Humanities University,
Kyrgyz )
Globalization processes and problems of selfidentification
of the oriental nation
W.O. Taylor-Cole (St. Mary’s University &
Mount Royal College, Alberta, Canada)
The Social Challenges of multiculturalism in
Canada: A critique and discussion paper
Anna Krukovskaya (UCPR-researching Centre,
Moscow, Russia)
Manifistation of world theatrical tendencies in
Moscow repertory theatre
Koray Degirmenci (Middle East Technical
University, Ankara, Turkey)
Imaginary places, constructed localities: The
rise of world music in Istanbul
Patrick Gun Cuninghame (Autonomous University
of Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua, Mexico)
Hybrid Identities and Transnationalism Across
Shifting Borders
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 03: Rural societies and rural communities
in the global world
Chair: Nataliya Velikaya, Russian State University
for the Humanities, Russia
Location: URL-A304
Session ID: WG01_03
Authors and Papers:
Anna Zaikina (Saratov State Academy of Law,
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Saratov, Russia)
Rural communities in Russia in the conditions
of globalization
Ildikó Asztalos Morell (Department of Eurasian
Studies, Uppsala University, Sweden,)
Generation change and recruitment of agrarian
entrepreneurs in Hungary during the transition
to capitalism
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Session 04: Transformation of democratic
principles in conditions of European integration:
progress or regress
Chair: Tatyana Iskra, Pultusk School of Humanities,
Poland
Location: URL-A304
WG01_04
Authors and Papers:
Alexandre Roslyakov (Russian State University
for the Humanities, Moscow, Russia)
Social Roots of Folklore Figures and Images in
Russian Discourse about Politics
Marta Klekotko (Institute of Sociology, Jagiellonian
University, Krakow, Poland)
Balance in Action: The Case of Radzionkow in
Upper Silesia in Poland.
Nataliya Velikaya (Russian State University for
the Humanities, Moscow, Russia)
The role of the Left European parties and
movements in the constructing and forming
sustainable society in the context of Globalization
Anna Radiukiewicz (Pultusk School of Humanities,
Institute of Political Studies, Polish Academy
of Sciences, Warsaw, Poland)
Civic socialization in Poland and the role of European
integration – the case of Polish Civic
Organizations
Larisa Vdovichenko (Russian State University
for the Humanities, Russia)
Transformation of democratic values in the Political
Culture of modern Russia
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WG03 The Body in Social Sciences
Le Corps dans les Sciences Sociales
El Cuerpo en las Ciencias Sociales
President and coordinator of the programme: Bianca Maria Pirani, Università di Roma La
Sapienza, Italy.Local Host: Alberto Moncada; Leonor Gimenez
Subject: “Tracing a map of the body: the physical factor in memory and in social action”
Organizer: Dennis Zuev, Siberian Federal University and Regev Nathansohn, University of Michigan,
USA
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 01: The new boundaries between
bodies and technologies: Official Presentation
of the ISA WG03 collective book The New
Boundaries between Bodies and Technologies
Chair: Devorah Kalekin-Fishman, Faculty of
Education, Haifa, Israel
Location: UB-FP-0.2
Session ID: WG03_01
Authors and Papers:
Pierre B ouvier (University of Paris, France)
Round table, Discussant
Roberto Cipriani (University of Roma, Italy)
Round table, Discussant
Lauren Langman (Chicago Loyola University,
USA)
Round table, Discussant
BiancaMaria Pirani (University of Roma ‘La
Sapienza’, Italy)
Round table, Discussant
Martin Prosono (University of Missouri, USA)
Round table, Discussant
Thomas Spence Smith (University of Rochester,
USA)
Round table, Discussant
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 04: Joint session by RC13 and
WG03: Body and nature in leisure
Chair: Bianca Maria Pirani, University of
Roma ‘La Sapienza’, Italy and Veena Sharma,
Veena Sharma, India
Location: UB-FP-4.2
Session ID: JS_WG03_RC13_04
Authors and Papers:
Eduardo Carrascosa de Oliveira (University of
Campinas, São Paulo, Brazil)
Naturism: Body and Nature in Leisure
Ana Lúcia de Castro (Universidade Estadual
Paulista, UNESP, Brazil)
Cult to the Body and Consumption: Fashion
and Beauty Building Life Styles
André Suchet (University of Grenoble 1,
France)
Socio-geography of Canyoning in France: a
Socio-spatial Division of Leisure
Dominique Jorand (University of Grenoble 1,
France)
Socio-geography of Canyoning in France: a
Socio-spatial Division of Leisure
Veena Sharma (Prajna Foundation, New Delhi,
India)
Body-Mind Complex – A Way to Transformative
Leisure
Bianca Maria Pirani (University of Roma ‘La
Sapienza’, Italy)
Beyond the Carnival: Re-instating Body and
Mind
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 02: Social mind and locative techno-
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logies: The bodily borders
Chair: Bianca Maria Pirani, Faculty of Sociology,
University of Roma ‘La Sapienza’ and
Roberto Cipriani, University of Roma Tre, Italy
Location: UB-FP-0.2
Session ID: WG03_02
Authors and Papers:
Thomas Spence Smith (University of Rochester,
USA)
Reproduction and Synchronization in Social
Networks: Hierarchical Models of Change and
Conservation
Bianca Maria Pirani (University of Roma, “La
Sapienza” )
Mapping Bodies: the bodily factor in localization
of the human mind
Gianni Corino (University of Plymouth, UK)
Social Bodies and Locative Technologies
Alan Dunning (Alberta College of Art and Design,
Calgary, Alberta, Canada, University of
Calgary, Calgary, Alberta, Canada,The Einstein’s
Brain Project)
... a body under the bushes : Ghosts in the
Machine
Paul Woodrow (Alberta College of Art and Design,
Calgary, Alberta, Canada, University of
Calgary, Calgary, Alberta, Canada,The Einstein’s
Brain Project)
... a body under the bushes : Ghosts in the
Machine
Antonella Frisiello (Istituto Superiore Mario Boella,
Turin, Italy)
From the Developing Mind to the Developing
Techs
Cristina Piccirillo (Istituto Superiore Mario Boella,
Turin, Italy)
From the Developing Mind to the Developing
Techs
Carlos Hugo Sierra (Royal Holloway, University
of London, Royal Holloway )
Corporal Transparency, Technology, and Medical
Gaze
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 03: Dancing bodies in cyberspace
Chair: Thomas Spence Smith, University of
Rochester, USA and Tatiana Mazali, Polytechnic
of Turin – Cinema and Communication Engineering
Location: UB-FP-0.2
Session ID: WG03_03
Authors and Papers:
Tatiana Mazali (Polytechnic of Turin – Cinema
and Communication Engineering)
Performativity and Unpredictable Uses in
Techno-Bodies
Chris Speed (University of Plymouth - Institute
of Digital Art and Technology)
Collaborative GPS Drawing
Begonya Enguix Grau (Universitat Oberta de
Catalunya, Spain )
Bodies in Action: Performing Gender and
Identity in online Settings
Elisenda Ardevol (Universitat Oberta de Catalunya,
Spain )
Bodies in Action: Performing Gender and
Identity in online Settings
Giulia Bertone (Polytechnic of Turin – Cinema
and Communication Engineering- Turin, Italy)
New Bodies for Cyborgs - The Usefulness of
the Feminist Cyborg in the Analysis of the Imaginative
Potential of Cyber Culture and Digital
Art
Sara Bonomini (Polytechnic of Turin – Cinema
and Communication Engineering- Turin, Italy)
New Bodies for Cyborgs - The Usefulness of
the Feminist Cyborg in the Analysis of the Imaginative
Potential of Cyber Culture and Digital
Art
Silvia Milza (Polytechnic of Turin – Cinema
and Communication Engineering- Turin, Italy)
New Bodies for Cyborgs - The Usefulness of
the Feminist Cyborg in the Analysis of the Imaginative
Potential of Cyber Culture and Digital
Art
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 08: Transsexual and transgender
bodies: Technological and socio-cultural distinctions
between transgender and transsexual
experience and meaning making
Chair: Salvador Vidal Ortiz, American University,
Washington, DC, US
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Location: UB-FP-0.3
Session ID: WG03_08
Authors and Papers:
Salvador Vidal-Ortiz (American University
Washington DC US )
Authorized Knowledge and the Politics of Bodily
Research: Transgender/Transsexual Men
and Masculinities in recent autobiographical,
cultural studies, and sociological literatures
Vek Lewis (University of Sydney Australia)
Do Political Identities Translate Cross-Culturally?
The Case of ‘Transgender’ in La-tin
America
Gerard Coll (Universitat Oberta de Catalunya
Universitat Ramon Llull Barcelona Spain)
Transsexualism in Spain: A Cultural and Legal
Perspective
Patrícia Soley-Beltran (Universitat Oberta de
Catalunya Universitat Ramon Llull Barcelona
Spain)
Transsexualism in Spain: A Cultural and Legal
Perspective
Miguel Missé (Universitat Autónoma de Barcelona,
Barcelona Spain)
Movimientos colectivos de resistencia a la psiquiatrización
de los y las trans
E/J Gonzalez-Polledo (Goldsmiths College,
University of London, UK)
Movimientos colectivos de resistencia a la psiquiatrización
de los y las trans
Bremer Signe (Gothenburg University, Sweden)
The Body in Psychiatry: Medical Perception,
Transsexualism, and the productive dimensions
of Flesh
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 05: Joint session of WG03 and
RC36: The body as social icon: Spectacles of
the Body
Chair: Marvin T. Prosono, Missouri State University,
USA and Bianca Maria Pirani, University
of Roma
Location: UB-FP-4.2
Session ID: JS_WG03_RC36_05
Authors and Papers:
Marvin Prosono (Missouri State University,
USA)
Triage of the Vanities: Alienation, Harassment
of the Body, and the Glen Beck Episode
Anna Kontula (Department of Sociology and
Social Psychology, University of Tam-pere,
Finland )
Carnivalesque Tendencies in the Whore Movement
Miriam Adelman (Universidade Federal do Paraná,
Brazil)
Performing (Different) Femininities: Women
Jockeys At The Race Track in Brazil
Adrian Scribano (Centre for Advanced Studies.
Executing Unit. National University of Cordoba,
Argentina, coordinator of the Working Group
on Sociology of Emo-tions and Body of the
Latin American Association of Sociology
ALAS)
Memory, body and Cyber Space in Latin America
Diane Grams (Department of Sociology, New
Orleans, LA 70118-5698)
Agency and Resistance in Parading Culture of
New Orleans
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Session 06: Joint session of WG03 and
RC36: The body as social icon: The Absent
Body
Chair: Lauren Langman, Loyola University of
Chicago, Chicago, IL, USA and Bianca Maria
Pirani, University of Roma ‘La Sapienza’, Italy
Location: UB-FP-4.2
Session ID: JS_WG03_RC36_06
Authors and Papers:
Nicola Porro (Faculty of Motor Sciences, University
of Cassino, Italy)
Nobody’s Body as a Collective Body
Giulio Gabbianelli (University ‘Carlo Bo’ of Urbino,
Italy)
The Experience of the Body within Second Life
Daniela Lorenzetti (University of Cassino, Italy)
Those who feels pain need having reason (A.
Artaud)
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Diego Fiori (University of Cassino, Italy)
Those who feels pain need having reason (A.
Artaud)
Olga Pohankova (Bildtechnik und Kamera
Schnitt Universitat fur Musik unddarstellende
Kunst Wien, Abteilung Film und Fernsehen,
Austria)
Those who feels pain need having reason (A.
Artaud)
Jodie Allen (University of Cambridge, UK)
Reconfiguring (Pro-)anorexia Online: How
Women Negotiate their Eating Disorder Subjectivity
in relation to Psy Discourse
Karolin Kappler (University of Barcelona,
Spain, Barcelona, Spain)
Life Events and Crisis as a Source for Alienation
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Session 07: Identités existentielles et sociétales
Chair: Pierre Bouvier, University of Paris X,
Nanterre, France
Location: UB-FP-0.2
Session ID: WG03_07
Authors and Papers:
Pierre Bouvier (University of Paris X, Nanterre,
France )
Socioanthropologie du Corps Social, entre
Eclatement et Remembrement
Caroline Moricot (Université Paris 1, Paris,
France)
Les Resistences du Corps, la Place des Humains
dans le Mond Automathisé
Chan Langaret (Université Paris X-Nanterre)
De la Personne aux Personnages : les Comédiens
Marina Maestrutti (CETCOPRA, Université
Paris 1)
Identité Cyborg et Techno-utopies contemporaines
du Corps
Valérie Souffron (Université Paris 1)
Quel Corps pour le Feu ? Les Trois Corps de
la Crémation
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Session 09: The body: Workshop of the senses
Chair: Sonia Giusti, University of Cassino,
Italy and Floriana Ciccodicola, University of
Cassino, Italy
Location: UB-FP-0.3
Session ID: WG03_09
Authors and Papers:
Sonia Giusti (University of Cassino, Italy)
Myth and Historical Memory: Tools that Shape
the World
Floriana Ciccodicola (University of Cassino,
Italy )
The Body as Historical Memory, Symbolic Universe
and Social Practice: the ‘Tarantismo’
and ‘Ritual Mourning’
Valentina Fabiani (University of Cassino, Italy )
Plant Metamorphosis. The Body and the Myth
Elisa Langiano (University of Cassino, Italy )
The Behaviours to Risk of the Young Generations.
Maria Ferrara (University of Cassino, Italy )
The Behaviours to Risk of the Young Generations.
Liana Lanni (University of Cassino, Italy )
The Behaviours to Risk of the Young Generations.
Patrizia Atrei (University of Cassino, Italy )
The Behaviours to Risk of the Young Generations.
Daniela Lorenzetti (University of Rome, University
of Cassino, Italy)
Those who Feels Pain need Having Reason
Diego Fiori (University of Cassino, Italy )
Those who Feels Pain need Having Reason
Olga Pohankova (University of Cassino, Italy
Universitat fur Musik und darstellende Kunst
Wien , Austria)
Those who Feels Pain need Having Reason
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Session 10: Final Round Table: Mapping bodies:
The bodily factor in social networking
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Chair: Bianca Maria Pirani, University of
Roma La Sapienza, Italy and Thomas Spence
Smith, University of Rochester, USA
Location: UB-FP-0.3
Session ID: WG03_10
Authors and Papers:
Salvador Vidal-Ortiz (American University
Washington DC US)
Discussant
Pierre Bouvier (University of Paris X, Nanterre,
France)
Discussant
Floriana Ciccodicola (University of Cassino,
Italy )
Discussant
Roberto Cipriani (University of Roma, Italy)
Discussant
Devorah Kalekin-Fishman (University of Haifa,
Israel)
Discussant
Sonia Giusti (University of Cassino, Italy )
Discussant
Lauren Langman (Chicago Loyola University,
USA)
Discussant
Tatiana Mazali (Polytechnic of Turin – Cinema
and Communication Engineering)
Discussant
Ishwar Modi (India International Institute of Social
Sciences, India)
Discussant
Bianca Maria Pirani (University of Roma ‘La
Sapienza’, Italy )
Discussant
Marvin Prosono (University of Missouri, USA)
Discussant
Veena Sharma (Prajna Foundation, New Delhi,
India)
Discussant
Thomas Spence Smith (University of Rochester,
USA)
Discussant
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WG06 Social indicators
Indicateurs sociaux
Indicadores sociales
President: Heinz-Herbert Noll, ZUMA, Germany
Programme committee: Heinz-Herbert Noll, Germany, Ming-Chang Tsai, Taiwan, Ruut Veenhoven,
Holland. Local Host: Ferran Casas; Mónica González
Subject: “Are things getting better or worse, and why? The role of social indicators in the foundation
of public policies”
Organizer: Heinz-Herbert Noll, Gesis-Zuma, Germany
Friday, September 5, 15:30-17:30
Session 01: Indicators and Their Use to
Guide Policies in the Field of Health
Chair: Heinz-Herbert Noll, Gesis-Zuma, Germany
Location: UB-FPGH-407
Session ID: WG06_01
Authors and Papers:
Lars Eric Kroll (Robert Koch Institut, Germany)
Healthy Life Expectancy as an indicator to
compare the health of societies
Thomas Lampert (Robert Koch Institut, Germany)
Healthy Life Expectancy as an indicator to
compare the health of societies
Cornelia Lange (Robert Koch Institut, Germany)
Healthy Life Expectancy as an indicator to
compare the health of societies
Thomas Ziese (Robert Koch Institut, Germany)
Healthy Life Expectancy as an indicator to
compare the health of societies
Liz Eckermann (Deakin University, Australia, )
Critique of the Millenium Development Goals
(MDGs): Is maternal mortality a sufficient indicator
to guide international health policy for
pregnancy and parity? A case study of Lao
PDR
Karen M. Jennison (University of Northern
Colorado, USA)
Cross-National comparisons of episodic heavy
binge drinking and smoking convergence in 25
European countries and the United States: Evidence
of the co-ocurrence of health risk behaviors
from two national surveys
Kenneth A. Johnson (University of Northern
Colorado, USA)
Cross-National comparisons of episodic heavy
binge drinking and smoking convergence in 25
European countries and the United States: Evidence
of the co-ocurrence of health risk behaviors
from two national surveys
Laura Corradi (Università della Calabria, Italy)
Privatization and Worsening of Health
Systems: the Role of Class Variables and
Socio-economic Status
Cormac Forkan (National University of Ireland,
Ireland)
Tracking Child Outcomes in Youth and Family
Support Projects in Ireland
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 02: The Role of Social Indicators for
Community Level Policies
Chair: Ruut Veenhoven, Erasmus University
Rotterdam, Netherlands
Location: UB-FPGH-407
Session ID: WG06_02
Authors and Papers:
Jo Van Assche (Ghent University, Belgium)
Are things getting better or worse in Flemish
cities? The case of the Flemish city monitor
Thomas Block (Ghent University, Belgium)
Are things getting better or worse in Flemish
cities? The case of the Flemish city monitor
Filip De Rynck (Technical University Ghent,
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Belgium)
Are things getting better or worse in Flemish
cities? The case of the Flemish city monitor
Herwig Reynaert (Ghent University, Belgium)
Are things getting better or worse in Flemish
cities? The case of the Flemish city monitor
Manfred Garhammer (Georg-Simon-Ohm-
Hochschule, Germany)
The role of social indicators systems to monitor
integrated urban development policies
Valerie Møller (Rhodes University, South
Africa)
Monitoring Perceptions of Social Progress and
Pride of Place in a South African Community
Changcheng Zhou (Wuhan University, China)
Surveying Quality of Life in Chinese Cities
Fabrizio D’Ovidio (University of Teramo, Italy)
Social Indicators in Local Development: “conciliation
family-work” issue in Italy
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 03: Comparative Social Indicators
for Public Policies – Europe
Chair: Wolfgang Glatzer, University of Frankfurt,
Germany
Location: UB-FPGH-407
Session ID: WG06_03
Authors and Papers:
Daniel Oberski (Esade Barcelona, Spain)
Social indicators for Public Policy in a comparative
perspective
Willem E. Saris (Esade Barcelona, Spain)
Social indicators for Public Policy in a comparative
perspective
Noelia Somarriba (University of Valladolid,
Spain)
Approach To The Measurement Of The Individual
and Social Quality Of Life In Europe
Andranik Tangian (Hans Boeckler Foundation,
Germany)
Composite indicators of decent work derived
from the 4th European Working Conditions
Survey 2005
Srna Mandi_ (University of Ljubljana, Slovenia)
Housing Outcomes And Structural Determinants:
Comparisons Within The Enlarged EU
Andreja Cirman (University of Ljubljana, Slovenia)
Housing Outcomes And Structural Determinants:
Comparisons Within The Enlarged EU
José António Pereirinha (Technical University
of Lisbon, Portugal)
Women and Poverty in the European Union:
contribution to the discussion of a new set of
social indicators
Sini_a Zrin__ak (University of Zagreb, Croatia)
Cognitive Europeanization And Social Reality:
Role Of Social Indicators In Post-Communist
Transformation
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 04: Social Indicators for Public Policies
- Asia and Latin America
Chair: Ferran Casas, Facultat de Ciències
Econòmiques i Empresarials, Universitat de
Girona, Spain
Location: UB-FPGH-407
Session ID: WG06_04
Authors and Papers:
Siri Hettige (University of Colombo, Sri Lanka)
Role of Social Indicators to Inform Public Policy:
The Case of Sri Lanka at a Time of Rapid
Socio-economic Change
Mariano Rojas (Facultad Latinoamericana de
Ciencias Sociales and Universidad Popular
Autónoma del Estado de Puebla, Mexico)
The Four Qualities Of Life In Latin America
Maikol Elizondo-Lara (Universidad de las
Américas, Mexico)
Understanding Health Satisfaction in Latin
America And The Caribbean
Lavínia Pessanha (Brazilian institute of Geographie
and Statistics, Brazil)
Social Indicators, Food Security and Basic
Human Being Needs: The Brazilian Case
Paulo Vicente Mitchell (Brazilian institute of
Geographie and Statistics, Brazil)
Social Indicators, Food Security and Basic
Human Being Needs: The Brazilian Case
Marta G. Rivera Ferre (Autonomous University
of Barcelona, Spain)
Food Sovereignty indicators at the community
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level in Dominican Republic, Guatemala and
Spain
Sandra Fachelli (Autonomous University of
Barcelona, Spain)
Social stratification in Argentina: an inter-temporal
analysis
Realities and Aspirations in three Welfare Regimes
Karina Freiner (University of Constance, Germany)
PISA Assessment Results: What are Brazil
and Germany doing with them?
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 05: The Role of Social Indicators to
Inform Public Policies: Welfare State and Education
Chair: Mariano Rojas, Facultad Latinoamericana
de Ciencias Sociales and Universidad
Popular Autónoma del Estado de Puebla, Mexico
Location: UB-FPGH-407
Session ID: WG06_05
Authors and Papers:
Alexis Tala (Warsaw University, Poland)
Building a Robust Wellbeing Monitoring
System for Social Policy. Some Methodological
Issues
Wolfgang Glatzer (University of Frankfurt, Germany)
The Development of the Welfare State and Social
Cohesion. Signals of Social Indicators
Sunnee Billingsley (Pompeu Fabra University,
Spain)
The balance of welfare provision: An indicator
of decommodification
Dina Frommert (Deutsche Rentenversicherung
Bund, Germany )
Providing relevant information for the policy
debate - The influence of individual life courses
on future retirement incomes
Thorsten Heien (Tns Infratest Sozialforschung,
Germany)
Providing relevant information for the policy
debate - The influence of individual life courses
on future retirement incomes
Patrick Sachweh (University of Bremen, Germany
)
The Welfare State and Equality? Stratification
Realities and Aspirations in three Welfare Regimes
Sigrun Olafsdottir (Boston University, USA)
The Welfare State and Equality? Stratification
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Session 06: Measuring Sustainability and
Social Capital – Are Things Getting Better or
Worse?
Chair: Valerie Møller, Rhodes University,
South Africa
Location: UB-FPGH-407
Session ID: WG06_06
Authors and Papers:
Carmit Lubanov (Tel Aviv University, Israel)
Social Indicators in Israel: A ‘Conceptual
Model’ of Combining Sustainability Measurement
Theory and Local Practice
Robin Richards (Community Agency for Social
Enquiry, South Africa)
Working for Water: a case study on the impact
of a South African Public Works Programme in
improving the quality of life of programme beneficiaries
Melissa A. Young (State University of New
York, USA)
Exploring Sustainability At a Local Scale: Bridging
The Gap Between Local Residents, Local
Officials, And Experts
Ruut Veenhoven (Erasmus University Rotterdam,
Netherlands)
Is Life Getting Better?
Chaime Marcuello-Servós (Zaragoza University,
Spain)
Social Efficiency Indicators in Non Profit Organizations
Sunday, September 7, 13:30-14:30
Session 08: Business Meeting
Location: UB-FPGH-407
Session ID: WG06_BM
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Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Session 07: Indicators and Their Use to
Guide Public Policies: Migration, Gender and
Poverty
Authors and Papers:
Rob V. Bijl (The Netherlands Institute for Social
Research, Netherlands)
Evaluating the social integration of immigrants:
how to measure successes and failures?
Zuleica Oliveira (Federal University of Rio de
Janeiro, Brazil)
Cultural Gender Index
Katharina Mahne (German Centre of Gerontology,
Germany)
The transition to motherhood and quality of life
– living conditions do matter
Oliver Huxhold (German Centre of Gerontology,
Germany)
The transition to motherhood and quality of life
– living conditions do matter
Eva Sierminska (Ceps / Instead, Luxembourg)
Examining the gender wealth gap within households
Markus M. Grabka (German Socio-Economic
Panel Study Diw, Germany)
Examining the gender wealth gap within households
Joachim R. Frick (German Socio-Economic
Panel Study Diw, Germany)
Examining the gender wealth gap within households
Elvira Pereira (Technical University of Lisbon,
Portugal)
Measuring poverty using social indicators: the
development of an index of deprivation to measure
rural-urban poverty differences in Portugal
José António Pereirinha (Technical University
of Lisbon, Portugal)
Measuring poverty using social indicators: the
development of an index of deprivation to measure
rural-urban poverty differences in Portugal
Stef Adriaenssens (European University College,
Belgium)
Wellbeing And Capabilities Of Beggars
Chair: Liz Eckermann, Deakin University,
Australia
Location: UB-FPGH-407
Session ID: WG06_07
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TG02 Historical and Comparative Sociology
Sociologie historique et comparative
Sociología histórica y comparativa
President: Johann P. Arnason, La Trobe University, Australia
Coordinator of the programme: Willfried Spohn, Catholic University Eichstaett, Germany
Subject: “Civilization analysis and historical sociology
Organizer: Willfried, Spohn, Catholic University Eichstaett, Germany
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 01A: Multiple modernities, comparative
civilizations and historical sociology, Part I
Chair: Victor Roudometof, University of
Cyprus and Willfried Spohn, Catholic University
of Eichstatt, Germany
Location: UB-FPGH-408
Session ID: TG02_01A
Authors and Papers:
Johann Arnason (Charles University Prague,
Czech Republic)
Embedding civilizations in history. Bridging
themes and theoretical perspectives
Wolfgang Knöbl (University of Göttingen, Germany)
Comparative-historical sociology and the problem
of contingency
Peter Wagner (University of Trento, Italy)
Requirements for a historical sociology of modernities
Daniel Platek (Jagellonian University, Poland)
Nation-state and mobilization: European and
Islamic civilizations in comparative perspective
Victor Roudometof (University of Cyprus, Nikosia)
World-historical globalization and the emergence
of the nation-form
Mauricio Domingues (IUPERJ, Rio de Janeiro,
Brazil)
Modernity and modernizing moves: Latin America
in comparative perspective
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 01B: Multiple modernities, comparative
civilizations and historical sociology, Part II
Chair: Johann Arnason, LaTrobe University
Melbourne, Australia and Willfried Spohn, Catholic
University of Eichstatt, Germany
Location: UB-FPGH-408
Session ID: TG02_01A
Authors and Papers:
Song Chon (Hang Yang University, Korea)
The modernity or the modernities – preliminary
reflections
Atsuko Ichijo (Kingston University, Great Britain)
Operationalizing civilizational constellations
Fernando Ampudia de Haro (Universidade
Nova de Lisboa, Portugal)
Discussing de-civilization: some theoretical remarks
Stephanie Alice Baker (University of Sidney,
Australia)
Rediscovering catharsis: a historical and sociological
examination
Jordi Collet Sabe (Universitat Autonoma de
Barcelona)
Civilizing advances in historically oriented processes:
the case of family socialization
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 02A: Globalization, religion and collective
identities, Part I
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Chair: Victor Roudometof, University of
Cyprus, Nicosia, Cyprus and Willfried Spohn
(FU Berlin/University of Konstanz, Germany
Location: UB-FPGH-408
Session ID: TG02_02A
Authors and Papers:
Gi-Wook Shin (Stanford University, CA, USA
and Yonsei University, Korea)
The paradox of globalization? Korean experiences
in historical and comparative perspective
Riaz Hassan (Flinders University, Adelaide,
Australia)
Religion and governance in a globalizing world
Celia Valente (Universiddad Carlos III de Madrid,
Spain)
Internationalization, religion and gender identities:
the feminist protest within the Spanish Catholic
church in Franco’s Spain (1930s-1975)
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 03A: Joint session TG02 and RC09:
Multiple modernities, sociology of development
and postcolonial studies, Part I
Chair: Ulrike Schuerkens, EHESS, France
and Willfried Spohn, Free University of Berlin/University
of Konstanz, Germany
Location: UB-FPGH-408
Session ID: JS_TG02_RC09_03A
Authors and Papers:
Sujata Patel
Multiple Modernities or Colonial Modernity? A
Critique from a Post-Colonial Perspective
Maria Elena Rivera-Beckstrom
The Philippines and the United States: Postcolonial
Constitutional Politics
Yuriy Savelyev
European Integration and Development of Borderland
Societies
Ralph Matthews
Countering Development Orthodoxy: The
Transformation and Liberation of Lax Kw’Alaams
under Conditions of Globalization
Nathan Young
Countering Development Orthodoxy: The
Transformation and Liberation of Lax Kw’Alaams
under Conditions of Globalization
Ran Greenstein
Development Paradigms, social Conflicts and
political Struggles: The post-apartheid South
African State and its Critics
Manuela Boatca (Catholic University of Eichstätt-Ingolstadt,
Germany)
Crossroads: More than One Modernity Meets
more than One Colonialism
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Session 03B: Joint session TG02 and RC09:
Multiple modernities, sociology of development
and postcolonial studies, Part II
Chair: Ulrike Schuerkens, EHESS, France
and Willfried Spohn, Free University of Berlin/University
of Konstanz, Germany
Location: UB-FPGH-408
Session ID: JS_TG02_RC09_03B
Authors and Papers:
Gurminder K. Bhambra (University of Warwick
UK)
Rethinking Modernity: From ‘Ideal Types’ to
‘Connected Histories’
Sanjeev Routray (University of British Columbia
Canada)
Between Political Economy and Postcolonial
Schemas: Notes Towards an Understanding of
Non-Western Societies
Mathilde Gauvain (École des Hautes Études
en Sciences Sociales Paris France)
Informal Economy as a Development Step?
Petya Kabakchieva (Sofia University Bulgaria)
Postcolonial and Postcommunist Studies: Facing
Similar Theoretical Challenges
Anna Nemiroskaya (Siberian Federal University
Russia)
The Post-non-classical Approach in sociological
Analysis of the Structure of Mass Consciousness
Diego Barragan (Universidad Nacional de Colombia
Bogota)
The notable family and social order in 18th and
19th centuries Colombia
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Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Session 02A: Globalization, religion and collective
identities, Part I
Chair: Victor Roudometof, University of
Cyprus, Nicosia, Cyprus and Willfried Spohn
(FU Berlin/University of Konstanz, Germany
Location: UB-FPGH-408
Session ID: TG02_02B
Authors and Papers:
Olga Volkova (Povozhkaya Academy of National
Service andChryshevsky Saratov State
University, Russia)
Narratives of post-Soviet migrants as a reflection
of transformation
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Session 02B: Globalization, religion and coilective
identities, Part II
Chair: Victor Roudometof, University of
Cyprus, Nicosia, Cyprus and Willfried Spohn
(FU Berlin/University of Konstanz, Germany
Location: UB-FPGH-408
Session ID: TG02_02B
Authors and Papers:
Vera Peshkova (Russian Academy of Sciences,
Russia)
New immigrants and minorities: ethno-cultural
diversity and reproduction of identities in post-
Soviet Russia
Ludmilla Tataru (Chryshevsky Saratov State
University)
Narratives of post-Soviet migrants as a reflection
of transformation
Sofia Gaspar (Universidad Complutense Madrid,
Spain)
Marriage between Europeans as an unintended
consequence of action: re-thinking the
contribution to the formation of post-national
identity
Flores Angel (Mexico)
From Santiago Matomoros/Matoindios to Santiago
Charro. Transculturation from Medieval
Spain to 19th century Mexico
Mario Alberto (Mexico)
From Santiago Matomoros/Matoindios to Santiago
Charro. Transculturation from Medieval
Spain to 19th century Mexico
Stefan Adriaenssens (European University
College Brussels, Belgium)
Religion and Secularity as causal factors of innovation:
a Weberian analysis
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Session 04: The Legacy of “Stable Cultural
Realities”, Colonialism, and Beyond
Chair: Said Arjomand, State University of
New York, USA and Ulrike Schuerkens, École
des Hautes Études en Sciences, Paris
Location: UB-FPGH-405
Session ID: TG02_04
Authors and Papers:
Volker Schmidt (National University of Singapore)
Continental drift: is the crisis of modernity shifting
to (East) Asia?.
Ulrike Schuerkens (École des Hautes Études
en Sciences Sociales, Paris, France)
The African continent: the legacy of “stable cultural
realities”, colonialism, and beyond.
Said Arjomand (State University of New York,
Stony Brook, New York, USA)
TBA
Johann Arnason (Charles University of Prague,
Czech Republic)
Civilizational perspectives on colonialism
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TG03 Human Rights and Global Justice
Droits Humains et Justice Globale
Derechos Humanos y Justicia Global
President and coordinator of the programme: Keri Iyall Smith, Stonehill College, USA
Subject: “Sociological research and the public debate on social justice”
Organizer: Keri E. Iyall Smith, Suffolk University, USA
Friday, September 5, 15:30-17:30
Session 01: The State as a Violator of Social
Justice
Chair: José Vicente Tavares Dos Santos, Federal
University of Rio Grande do Sul, Brasil
Location: UB-FPGH-412
Session ID: TG03_01
Authors and Papers:
Kamlesh Kumar (Tata Instiute of Social Sciences,
India)
State Crime in India Exploring Contemporary
Public Debate and Social Science Research
Derek McGhee (University of Southampton,
United Kingdom)
Plotting the next steps for human rights policy
in contemporary Britain in the context of ‘the
war on terror’
Marnia Lazreg (Hunter College, City University
of New York)
Moralizing War and Terror: Intellectuals’ Role
in the Routinization of Torture
William T. Armaline (San Jose State University,
United States)
Human Rights Abuses and Systemic Racism
Through the ‘Criminalization of Survival’: An
Ethnographic Exploration of Juvenile Detention
Jean Claude Bernheim (Université d’Ottawa,
Canada)
Is the Canadian Correctional Investigator a
True Ombudsman?
José Vicente Tavares Dos Santos (Federal
University of Rio Grande do Sul, Brasil)
The Public Debate on Criminal Justice and Social
Control in Latin America
Segundo Galicia Sánchez (Universidad Autonoma
de Sinaloa, México)
The political corruption as hurt humanity’s
crime
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 02: Social Justice for Immigrants
and Disadvantaged Peoples
Chair: Marnia Lazreg, Hunter College, City
University of New York
Location: UB-FPGH-412
Session ID: TG03_02
Authors and Papers:
Anastasia Gorodzeisky (Tel Aviv University, Israel)
Terms of Exclusion: Public Views toward Admission
and Allocation of Rights to Immigrants
in European Countries
Moshe Semyonov (Tel Aviv University, Israel)
Terms of Exclusion: Public Views toward Admission
and Allocation of Rights to Immigrants
in European Countries
Miryam Rodríguez Monter (Universidad Complutense
de Madrid, Spain)
Immigration in Europe: cultural values and cultural
diversity as acceptance criteria
José Luis Álvaro Estramiana (Universidad
Complutense de Madrid, Spain)
Immigration in Europe: cultural values and cultural
diversity as acceptance criteria
Inge Schweiger (Universidad Complutense de
Madrid, Spain)
Immigration in Europe: cultural values and cultural
diversity as acceptance criteria
Alberto Martín Álvarez (Universidad de Colima,
México)
Transnational Migrants, Civil Society and
Human Rights in Mexico
Jeffrey C. Dixon (Koç University, Turkey)
What Explains Negative Attitudes toward
Kurds in Turkey? The Roles of Interests, Culture,
and Globalization
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Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 03: Social Justice for Women
Chair: Keri E. Iyall Smith, Suffolk University,
USA
Location: UB-FPGH-412
Session ID: TG03_03
Authors and Papers:Anna Maria M.
Santos (Ateneo de Manila University, Philippines)
Taking Care of Our Women: A study on urban
poor women’s perspectives on issues of rights
in Manila
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 04: Social Justice for Disabled People
Chair: María-Isabel Garrido Gómez, University
of Alcalá, Spain
Location: UB-FPGH-412
Session ID: TG03_04
Authors and Papers:
Joanna Ferrie (University of Glasgow, Scotland)
Disabled people and public policy: A case
study of the Disability Equality Duty
Nick Watson (University of Glasgow, Scotland)
Disabled people and public policy: A case
study of the Disability Equality Duty
Kirsten Stalker (University of Strathclyde, United
Kingdom,)
Disabled people and public policy: A case
study of the Disability Equality Duty
Charlotte Pearson (University of Glasgow,
Scotland)
Disabled people and public policy: A case
study of the Disability Equality Duty
Nicola Burns (University of Glasgow, Scotland)
Risky bodies in risky spaces: Disabled people’s
access to the outdoors
Kevin Paterson (University of Glasgow, Scotland)
Risky bodies in risky spaces: Disabled people’s
access to the outdoors
Nick Watson (University of Glasgow, Scotland)
Risky bodies in risky spaces: Disabled people’s
access to the outdoors
Hazel McFarlane (University of Glasgow, Scotland)
Out of Place Bodies: Disabled women’s social
and sexual displacement
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 05: Conceptions of Justice and
Rights
Chair: Wileidys Artigas, La Universidad del
Zulia, Venezuela
Location: UB-FPGH-412
Session ID: TG03_05
Authors and Papers:
María-Isabel Garrido Gómez (University of Alcalá,
Spain)
Arguments Pro and Against Social Rights
Mathieu Hauchecorne (Centre Maurice Halbwachs
– équipe Enquête, Terrains, Théories
(CNRS/ENS/EHESS), France)
Changing conceptions of social justice in the
public debate in France : a controversy between
two governmental centers of studies
Mansilla Marina (Universidad Nacional de la
Patagonia San Juan Bosco, Argentina)
Sin instrucciones...derechos en serio. Sobre la
estructura y exigibilidad de los derechos sociales
María Cristina Useche (La Universidad del
Zulia, Venezuela)
Telecommunications Capacities in Venezuela:
Base for Social Justice
Beatriz Queipo (La Universidad del Zulia, Venezuela)
Telecommunications Capacities in Venezuela:
Base for Social Justice
Landys Guerrero (Universidad Nacional Experimental
de la Fuerza Armada de Venezuela y
del Instituto Tecnológico de Maracaibo, Venezuela
)
Telecommunications Capacities in Venezuela:
Base for Social Justice
Wileidys Artigas (La Universidad del Zulia, Ve-
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nezuela)
La Nacionalizacion de CANTV: Una Estrategia
Para La Justicia Social En Venezuela
Yeiling Fernandez (La Universidad del Zulia,
Venezuela)
La Nacionalizacion de CANTV: Una Estrategia
Para La Justicia Social En Venezuela
Beatriz Queipo (La Universidad del Zulia, Venezuela)
La Nacionalizacion de CANTV: Una Estrategia
Para La Justicia Social En Venezuela
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Session 06: Research on Education and
Justice
Chair: Karen Clark, University of Pennsylvania,
United States
Location: UB-FPGH-412
Session ID: TG03_06
Authors and Papers:
Michelle Cruz-Santiago (University of Illinois,
Urbana-Champaign, United States)
What is an Involved Parent? Re-examining Latino
Parent Involvement in K-7 Education
Karen Clark (University of Pennsylvania, United
States)
Examining Normative Whiteness and Democracy
in the Public Space of Schools and
Classrooms: Varied Voices and the School
Board
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Joint session 09 of RC25 and TG03: The
Discourses of Ageism and Anti-Ageism
Chair: Elisabet Cedersund, Jönköping University,
Sweden and John Macnicol, London
School of Economics, UK
Location: UB-FPGH-406
Session ID: TG03_09
Authors and Papers:
John Macnicol (London School of Economics,
UK)
The Uses and Abuses of Anti-Ageism
Clary Krekula (Karlstad University, Sweden)
‘Doing gendered age’ by discourses of ageism:
When old women negotiate identities
Larry Anderson (Kwantlen University College,
Canada)
Ageism in Canada: A brief Report
Fredrik Snellman (Umeå University, Sweden)
Retired peoples perceptions of age-biased
birthday cards
Monika Wilinska (Jönköping University, Sweden)
Discourse of aging in the Polish media: a critical
discourse analysis of opinion weekly newsmagazines
Isabella Paoletti (Social Research and Intervention
Centre, Italy)
Age discrimination and the discursive construction
of the older worker
Elisabet
Cedersund (Jönköping University, Sweden)
The discourse of care: Negotiating age in assessment
talk
Anna Olaison ( Linköping University, Sweden)
The discourse of care: Negotiating age in assessment
talk
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Session 07: The Nexus Between Praxis and
Research in Global Justice
Chair: Marco Cuevas-Hewitt, University of
Western Australia, Australia
Location: UB-FPGH-412
Session ID: TG03_07
Authors and Papers:
José G. Vargas-Hernández (Instituto Tecnológico
de Cd. Guzmán, Mexico)
Indigenous Movements and Indigenous Political
Ecology in Latina America
Saúl Ramírez Sánchez (Instituto de Investigaciones
Dr. José María Luis Mora, México)
El impacto del Programa Oportunidades en
niños indígenas mexicanos, en relación a sus
opciones de empleo y trabajo como medio de
acceso a la justicia social
Sylvanna M. Falcón (Connecticut College,
United States)
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The NGO Response Regarding the U.S. Reports
to the United Nations Committee to Eliminate
Racial Discrimination
Marco Cuevas-Hewitt (University of Western
Australia, Australia)
Activist ethnography at the transnational scale
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Session 08: The Ethos of Ethics Review within
Qualitative Research.
Chair: Richard Floyd, Kwantlen University College,
Canada
Location: UB-FPGH-406
Session ID: TG03_08
Authors and Papers:
Jack Katz (University of California at Los Angeles,
USA)
Suppressing Political Expression through Ethical
Review: The Emergence of Censorship in
the Name of Human Research Subject Protection
Ashley Taylor Schultz (Duke University, USA)
Same End, Divergent Means: Reconciling
Dueling Review Board Suggestions When
Working With Incarcerated Males
Lynda Measor (University of Brighton, UK)
Qualitative Research and the Emerging Role
of Ethics Review Boards in the UK
Caroline Larue (Universite de Montreal, Canada)
Ethical Challenges of Interviewing Psychiatric
Patients
Emmanuelle Bernheim (Universite de Montreal,
Canada)
Ethical Challenges of Interviewing Psychiatric
Patients
Yanuarius Koli Bau (Nusa Cendana University,
Indonesia)
Ethics and Interviews: Challenges in Researching
Socio-pathologies
Violations in Western Countries Co-sponsored
Chair: Isabella Paoletti, Social Research and
Intervention Center (NGO), Italy
Location: UB-FPGH-406
Session ID: TG03_10
Authors and Papers:
Maria Rita Bartolomei (Macerata University,
Italy)
Islamic Education and Women’s Rights in Italy
Isabella Paoletti (Social Research and Intervention
Centre, Italy)
Migrant Women from Muslim Countries: Social
and Institutional Discourses Producing Segregation
Carola Mick (Campus Walferdange, Luxembourg)
Peruvian Domestic Servants as Promoters of
Social Justice in Peru
E. Huss (Ben Gurion University, Israel)
Art as a ‘Speech Act’ from the Margins: Arts
Based Research as a Trigger for a Narrative of
Resistance
Shobha Hamal Gurung (South Utah University,
USA)
Informal Global Economy: The Case of Nepali
Female Migrants in Boston and New York
Rizwana Yusuf (Insitute of Hazrat Mohammad,
Bangladesh)
The Explorations of Asian Migrant Women
Workers: Policy Issues and Solutions
Leonor Gimeno Giménez (Universidad Complutense
de Madrid, Spain)
Human Rights and Immigrants’ Sense of Belonging
to the Society of Immigration
Sunday, September 7, 18:00-20:00
Session 10: Joint session of TG03, RC05
and RC25: Migrant Women and Human Rights
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TG04 Sociology of Risk and Uncertainty
Sociologie du Risque et de l’Incertitude
Sociología del Riesgo y la Incertidumbre
President and coordinator of the programme: Jens O. Zinn, University of Kent, GB
Subject: “The end of rationality? The challenge of new risks and uncertainties in the 21st
Organizer: Jens Zinn, University of Kent, UK
Friday, September 5, 15:30-17:30
Session 01A: Rationalities of Governance
and Regulation I, Governance and Regulation:
the State and Beyond Part I
Chair: Bridget Hutter, LSE, UK
Location: CCCB-1
Session ID: TG04_01A
Authors and Papers:
Bridget Hutter ( LSE, UK)
Anticipating Risk and Organising Risk Regulation:
Governance in Public and Private Spaces
Vicki Johansson (Göteborg University, Sweden)
The road planning process and public servants
negotiating strategies
Bärbel Dorbeck-Jung (University of Twente,
Netherlands)
Prudent hybridisation of soft and hard law in
nanotechnological risk regulation
Martina McGuinness, (The University of Sheffield,
UK)
Pool Re: A case study of insurance, risk and
governance
Jeanette Hofmann (LSE, UK )
Transnational Self-Regulation in the Shadow
of Hierarchy
Friday, September 5, 15:30-17:30
Session 07A: Risk and Health and Illness:
Part I
Chair: Andy Alaszewski, CHSS, University of
Kent, UK
Location: CCCB-2
Session ID: TG04_07A
Authors and Papers:
Andy Alaszewski (CHSS, University of Kent,
UK )
Ethics, Risk and Health
Judith Green (London School of Hygiene &
Tropical Medicine, UK)
Making sense of threats to health: is it time for
the sociology of health to abandon ‘risk’?
Nick Pidgeon (University of Cardiff, UK)
Researching Health and Risk: Some Methodological
and Ethical Considerations
Annmarie Ruston (Christ Church University,
Canterbury, UK)
Health, risk and divergence: lay and institutional
strategies for preventing and managing disease.
Ellen Kuhlmann (University of Bath, UK)
Institutional control and professional development:
towards new connections in the governance
of healthcare (regulation, medical
hegemony, development of subordinate occupations,
??risk)
Friday, September 5, 18:00-20:00
Session 01B: Rationalities of Governance
and Regulation II, Regulatory Reform, Trust
and Legitimacy Part II
Chair: Bridget Hutter, LSE, UK
Location: CCCB-1
Session ID: TG04_01B
Authors and Papers:
Peter Taylor-Gooby (University of Kent, UK)
Public Values and Public Trust: Responses to
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Welfare State Reform
Hervé Corvellec (Lund University, Sweden)
Risks in Public Private Partnerships (PPP) -
An Approach Situated in Practice
Josep Espluga (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona)
Social movements, local politics and governance
of petrochemical risks
David Dueñas (Universitat Rovira i Virgili)
Social movements, local politics and governance
of petrochemical risks
Ine Van Hoyweghen (University of Maastricht,
the Netherlands)
How to govern genetic risks in insurance?
“Experimental learning” as a new policy approach
Friday, September 5, 18:00-20:00
Session 07B: Risk and Health and Illness:
Part II
Chair: Andy Alaszewski, CHSS, University of
Kent, UK
Location: CCCB-2
Session ID: TG04_07B
Authors and Papers:
A Suokas (University of Leicester, UK)
Managing risk and uncertainty: early warning
systems and the limits of discretion (patient safety,
discretion and rule management)
M Dixon-Woods (University of Leicester, UK)
Managing risk and uncertainty: early warning
systems and the limits of discretion (patient safety,
discretion and rule management)
E Pitchforth (University of Leicester, UK)
Managing risk and uncertainty: early warning
systems and the limits of discretion (patient safety,
discretion and rule management)
RJ Lilford (University of Birmingham , UK )
Managing risk and uncertainty: early warning
systems and the limits of discretion (patient safety,
discretion and rule management)
Ewen Speed (University of Essex, UK)
Choice and Safety: the invocation of morals
into processes of quality assurance and risk
regulation in health care context.
(Morals/ethics, risk regulation)
Patrick Brown (University of Kent, UK)
Trusting in the New NHS or in spite of it: the
construction of knowledge by gynae-oncology
patients
Orla McDonnell (University of Limerick)
Private health insurance: governmental rationality
and the public/private mix in the Irish healthcare
system
Orla O’Donovan (University College Cork, Ireland)
Private health insurance: governmental rationality
and the public/private mix in the Irish healthcare
system
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 01C: Rationalities of Governance
and Regulation III, Risk Regulation Regimes
Part III
Chair: Bridget Hutter, LSE, UK
Location: CCCB-1
Session ID: TG04_01C
Authors and Papers:
Peter Lunt (Brunel University, UK)
Contrasting accounts of the new regulators of
financial services and communications in the
UK
Michael Huber (University of Bielefeld, Germany)
Risk Governance and the Displacement of Failure
Henry Rothstein (King’s College London, UK)
Risk Governance and the Displacement of Failure
Josep Espluga (Universitat Autónoma de Barcelona)
Institutional dimensions underlying (lack of)
trust on information about technological risks
Ana Prades (CIEMAT)
Institutional dimensions underlying (lack of)
trust on information about technological risks
Christian Oltra (CIEMAT)
Institutional dimensions underlying (lack of)
trust on information about technological risks
Nuria Gamero (CIEMAT)
Institutional dimensions underlying (lack of)
trust on information about technological risks
Sytze F. Kingma (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdamm,
The Netherlands)
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Corresponding risk-regimes, contrasting consequences:
a comparison between the riskdiscourses
on gambling and smoking in the
Netherlands
Björn Hassler (Södertörn University/College,
Sweden )
Environmental Safety in Baltic Sea Oil Transportation
– Global Regimes and Regional
Adaptation
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 07C: Risk and Health and Illness:
Part III
Chair: Andy Alaszewski, CHSS, University of
Kent, UK
Location: CCCB-2
Session ID: TG04_07C
Authors and Papers:
Maria Crojethovic (Universidad de Buenos
Aires, Argentina)
Formal rules and actual practices in public health
organization. The case of Public Hospitals
in Buenos Aires City. Argentina 2000-2004.
Maria Crojethovic (Universidad de Buenos
Aires, Argentina)
Permanency of Poulantzas ideas about the
state: the specific case of Argentinean health
system decentralization in ‘90th decade.
Mariana Gómez Schettini (Universidad de
Buenos Aires, Argentina)
Permanency of Poulantzas ideas about the
state: the specific case of Argentinean health
system decentralization in ‘90th decade.
Kristin K. Barker (Oregon State University,
USA)
Electronic Support Groups In an Era of Medical
Uncertainty (Chronic illness and the management
of groups, electroninc groups, lay
perspective))
Giedre Baltrusaityte (Vytautas Magnus University,
Lithuania)
Managing uncertainty and risk in mental illness:
individual and institutional strategies (
managing uncertainty, individual v instituions,
mental health)
Claudine Burton-Jeangros (University of Geneva,
Switzerland)
Risk management strategies of patients in the
context of pregnancy medical surveillance (patients,
risk management strategy, pregnancy)
Raphaël Hammer (University of Geneva, Switzerland)
Risk management strategies of patients in the
context of pregnancy medical surveillance (patients,
risk management strategy, pregnancy)
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 13A: Joint session of TG04 and
RC38: Biographical Coping with Risk and Uncertainty
Part I
Chair: Gabriele Rosenthal, University of Goettingen,
Germany
Location: UB-FP-0.3
Session ID: TG04_13A
Authors and Papers:Zinn (University of
Kent, UK)
Risk and Uncertainty in Biographical Research
Karen Henwood (University of Cardiff, UK)
Researching risk: biography, narrative, subjectivity
Wiebke Lohfeld (University of Mainz, Germany)
Anybody who considers himself better than his
fellow man is already losing”. Everyday-philosophy
and strategies in the biographies of German
Jewish emigrants who fled to Shanghai in
the face of risking of an uncertain life-course
Marian Burchardt (University of Leipzig, Germany)
Life in Brackets’: Biographical Uncertainties of
HIV-positive Women in South Africa
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 14:The Everyday Management of
Risk
Chair: Tom Horlick-Jones, Cardiff, UK
Location: CCCB-Mirador
Session ID: TG04_14
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Authors and Papers:
Tom Horlick-Jones (Cardiff, UK)
Risk, Praxis and Everyday Life
Fabrice Jubert (Université de Versailles, Italy)
Management of Safety Risks: Case study of
French nuclear power plants
Kevin Walby (Carleton University, Canada)
‘Their Risks are My Risks’: On Shared Risk
Epistemologies, including Altruistic Fear for
Companion Animals
Jan Macvarish (Research Associate, University
of Kent, Canterbury, UK.)
Intimacy in the 21st Century: The Negotiation
of Divergent Rationalities
Marc Poumadère (Symlog, Paris, France)
Risk information after the AZF accident
Kayhan Delibas (Adnan Menderes University,
Aydin-Turkey, University of Kent, UK)
Risk, Uncertainty and Rumours in Turkey
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 01D: Rationalities of Governance
and Regulation IV, Science, Governance and
Risk Part IV
Chair: Bridget Hutter, LSE, UK
Location: CCCB-1
Session ID: TG04_01D
Authors and Papers:
Julia Parker (University of Idaho, USA)
Social Equity, Health Risk, and Environmental
Tradeoffs in Agricultural Burning Systems
Wulfhorst J.D. (University of Idaho, USA)
Social Equity, Health Risk, and Environmental
Tradeoffs in Agricultural Burning Systems
Elizabeth A. Kirk (University of Dundee, Scotland,
UK)
Environmental regulation and institutional
change for social change
Alison D. Reeves (University of Dundee, Scotland,
UK)
Environmental regulation and institutional
change for social change
Ylva Uggla (Örebro University, Sweden)
Biological diversity and the value of life: Who
pleads for bugs and grubs?
Carolyn Tarrant (University of Leicester, UK)
Managing risk and uncertainty in participation
in biomedical research: Trust, confidence, and
regulation.
Mary Dixon-Woods (University of Leicester,
UK)
Managing risk and uncertainty in participation
in biomedical research: Trust, confidence, and
regulation.
Clare Jackson (University of Leicester, UK)
Managing risk and uncertainty in participation
in biomedical research: Trust, confidence, and
regulation.
Tobias Arnoldussen (Erasmus University of
Rotterdam, The Netherlands)
Sustainable development and precautionary
politics in Europe: the debates on air quality
Europe: the debates on air quality
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 07D: Risk and Health and Illness:
Part IV
Chair: Andy Alaszewski, CHSS, University of
Kent, UK
Location: CCCB-2
Session ID: TG04_07D
Authors and Papers:
Nicola Desmond ()
Contrasting risk priorities for health: the social
construction of risk perception in NW Tanzania
Nicole G. Power (Memorial University of
Newfoundland)
A critical examination of the public meanings
negotiated through institutional discourses on
fisheries risks: The case of the fishery in Newfoundland,
Canada
Nastia Zolotova (Centre for Independent Social
Research, St.Petersburg, Russia)
A Local Risk Reduction Facility and its Dependence
from the Macrosocial Context: the Case
of a Mobile Harm Reduction Program in St.Petersburg,
Russia (drug users, intervention, failure??)
Peter Meylakhs (Centre for Independent Social
Research, St.Petersburg, Russia)
A Local Risk Reduction Facility and its Dependence
from the Macrosocial Context: the Case
of a Mobile Harm Reduction Program in St.Petersburg,
Russia (drug users, intervention, fai-
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lure??)
G Greene (Cardiff University, Wales, UK)
Risk, uncertainty and the ‘dangers’ of public
health medicine in fathers’ decision making on
Human papillomavirus vaccine (HPV) vaccination
(Vaccination, fathers, moral certainty)
M Davies (Cardiff University, Wales, UK)
Risk, uncertainty and the ‘dangers’ of public
health medicine in fathers’ decision making on
Human papillomavirus vaccine (HPV) vaccination
(Vaccination, fathers, moral certainty)
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 13B: Joint session of TG04 and
RC38: Biographical Coping with Risk and Uncertainty
Part II
Chair: Jens Zinn, University of Kent, UK
Location: UB-FP-0.3
Session ID: TG04_13B
Authors and Papers:
Herwig Reiter (University of Bremen, Germany)
Context, experience, expectation, and action –
towards an empirically-grounded, general
model for analysing biographical uncertainty in
youth transitions
Birgit Apitzsch (Max Planck Institute for the
Study of Societies, Germany)
Working in projects, relying on networks? Coping
with risks in temporary organizations in
the fields of architecture and media production
Nadine Schaefer (University of Exeter, UK)
Young people’s perceptions of the risks and
uncertainties of growing up in rural East Germany
and the multiple strategies they develop
to cope with them
Talita Pereira de Castro (Universidade Estadual
de Campinas, Brazil)
Female Narratives in Brazilian Self-Help
Books.
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 15: The Everyday Management of
Risk and Edgework
Chair: Stephen Lyng, Carthage College, USA
Location: CCCB-Mirador
Session ID: TG04_15
Authors and Papers:
Mitsutoshi Horii (Shumei University, Japan)
Establishing the Discourse of (Sexual) Risk:
The Case of the Emergence of Women-Only
Train Carriages in Japan
Adam Burgess (University of Kent)
Establishing the Discourse of (Sexual) Risk:
The Case of the Emergence of Women-Only
Train Carriages in Japan
Lucas Tchetgnia (University of Paris, France/
University of Yaoundé II Cameroon)
How far has the conspiracy theory affected the
perception, and responses to HIV risk? Some
counter-productive practices among young people
in Cameroon
Stephen Lyng (Carthage College, USA)
Edgework, Ontological Reflexivity, and Reflexive
Community
Johanne Korsdal Sørensen (Danish Centre
for Alcohol and Drug Research, Denmark)
‘Risky leisure’ - drug use at Rock Festivals
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 02A: The Morality of Risk - Risk Moralities,
Risk, Insurance and Morality Part I
Chair: Johannes Brinkmann, Norwegian
School of Management, Norway
Location: CCCB-1
Session ID: TG04_02A
Authors and Papers:
Johannes Brinkmann (Norwegian School of
Management, Norway)
Risk and Responsibility: Combining Two Perspectives
Jyri Liukko (University of Helsinki, Finland)
Insurance and solidarity
Turo-Kimmo Lehtonen (University of Helsinki,
Finland)
Securing family life - The morality of insurance
and the domestic sphere
Ine Van Hoyweghen (University of Maastricht,
the Netherlands)
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Insurance, Genetics and Risk Morality – Redistributing
responsibility and solidarity in the molecular
age
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 08A: Social Work and Risk I Part I
Chair: Jo Warner, University of Kent, UK
Location: CCCB-2
Session ID: TG04_08A
Authors and Papers:
Jo Warner (University of Kent, UK)
Risk and Social Work
David Denney (Royal Holloway University
London, UK )
Violence perpetrated against Social Care Staff
Nigel Parton (University of Huddersfield, UK)
Changing Notions of Risk in the Rationale for
the Provision of Children’s Services in England:
Towards the ‘Preventive- Surveillance’
State
Karen J. Swift (York University, Toronto)
At Risk in the Human Services
Marilyn Callahan (University of Victoria, Canada)
At Risk in the Human Services
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 16: Sociology of Risk and Uncertainty
and Public Debate
Chair: Peter Taylor-Gooby, University of Kent,
UK
Location: CCCB-Mirador
Session ID: TG04_16
Authors and Papers:
Peter Taylor-Gooby (University of Kent, UK)
Why Don’t Policy-Makers Pay More Attention
to Sociological Critiques of Rational Actor Approaches?
Mara Yerkes (Erasmus University Rotterdam,
Netherlands)
Social support for risk protection: influencing
institutional strategies
Julie Barnett (University of Surrey)
Making sense of information provision
Leonardas Rinkevicius (Kaunas University of
Technology, Lithuania)
Shared scares or scary shares: shifting nuclear
risk discourses in Eastern Europe
Gerald Beck (Cordula Kropp, Munich Germany
)
Infrastructures of Risk: An ANT Approach towards
Controversies of Risks
Saturday, September 6, 18:00-20:00
Session 02B: The Morality of Risk - Risk Moralities,
Other Issues on Risk and Morality Part
II
Authors and Papers:
Chair: Johannes Brinkmann, Norwegian
School of Management, Norway
Location: CCCB-1
Session ID: TG04_02B
Catherine Butler (Cardiff University, UK)
Morality and Climate Change: Is leaving your
TV on standby a risky behaviour?
Rolf Lidskog (Örebro University , Sweden)
What’s beneath the surface? Public understanding
and moral reasoning with regard to regulating
nature
Maria Ojala (Örebro University , Sweden)
What’s beneath the surface? Public understanding
and moral reasoning with regard to regulating
nature
Zielinska Iwona (Warsawa, Poland)
Reinforcement of established norms and values
in the face of risk of moral panic
Paul Sollie (Utrecht University, The Netherlands)
Ethical Technology Assessment under Uncertainty.
Complexity Triggering Uncertainty.
Christopher Groves (Cardiff University, UK)
Complex Hazards, Indeterminacy and Risk
Saturday, September 6, 18:00-20:00
Session 08B: Social Work and Risk II Part II
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Chair: Jo Warner, University of Kent, UK
Location: CCCB-2
Session ID: TG04_08B
Authors and Papers:
Roger Smith (De Montfort University, Leicester,
UK)
Risk and Power in Social Work
Suzanne Hodge (University of Liverpool, UK)
Managing risk in a democratic therapeutic
community setting
Wally Barr (University of Liverpool, UK)
Managing risk in a democratic therapeutic
community setting
Andy Kirkcaldy (University of Liverpool, UK)
Managing risk in a democratic therapeutic
community setting
Ken McLaughlin (Manchester Metropolitan
University, UK)
Risk and the social worker: From ‘assessor of
risk’, to ‘at risk’ and ‘a risk’
Malcolm Cowburn (University of Bradford UK)
Social Work admissions: applicants with criminal
convictions – the challenge of ethical risk
assessment
Peter Nelson (Sheffield Hallam University,
UK)
Social Work admissions: applicants with criminal
convictions – the challenge of ethical risk
assessment
Malcolm Golightley (University of Lincoln, UK)
Social Work and Risk: engaging students in
the dialogue
Loreto Sáenz de Ugarte ()
Social Work and Risk Society
Idoia Martín ()
Social Work and Risk Society
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 03: Risks in Financial Markets
Chair: Helena Flam, University of Leipzig,
Germany
Location: CCCB-1
Session ID: TG04_03
Authors and Papers:
Jocelyn Pixley (University of New South
Wales, Australia)
Banking on Uncertainty
Mary Condon (York University, Toronto, Canada)
Risk regulation and citizen empowerment in financial
services and markets: New rationalities
or old?
Michael Pryke (The Open University, UK)
‘Seeing risks amongst the numbers: visualisation
and the use of qualitative techniques to
quantify financial risks’
Alexandros-Andreas Kyrtsis (University of
Athens, Greece)
The Risk of Compliance: Compliance Officers
and the Transfer of Regulatory Tensions into
Financial Organizations
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 09A: Risk and Crime and Prevention
Part I
Chair: Hazel Kemshall, De Montfort University,
UK
Location: CCCB-2
Session ID: TG04_09A
Authors and Papers:
Hazel Kemshall (De Montfort University, UK)
Rationalities of risk in crime and prevention: an
overview
Sandra Walklate (University of Liverpool, UK)
Risky practices in gendered relationships:
whose risk counts in criminal justice practice?
Alex Sutherland (Nuffield College, Oxford,
UK)
Risk management in England and Wales of
young people who commit serious violent and
sexual offences
Kerry Baker (University of Oxford)
Young Offenders, Risk Assessment and Public
Protection
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Session 09B: Risk and Crime and Prevention
Part II
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Chair: Hazel Kemshall, De Montfort University,
UK
Location: CCCB-2
Session ID: TG04_09B
Authors and Papers:
Jackie Turton (University of Essex, UK)
Female sexual abusers: assessing the risk
Adam Burgess (University of Kent, UK)
Risk Behaviour as Displacement of Uncertainty:
Women, Alcohol and the ‘Precautionary
Ritual’ of Guarding Against Drink ‘Spiking’
Sarah Moore (University of Kent, UK)
Risk Behaviour as Displacement of Uncertainty:
Women, Alcohol and the ‘Precautionary
Ritual’ of Guarding Against Drink ‘Spiking’
Mimi Ajzenstadt (The Hebrew University, Israel)
Risk and Counter-Terrorist Policies in Israel
Luz Berthila Burgueño Duarte (Universidad
Nacional Autónoma de México)
The collective responsibility in México versus
the risk society
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Session 04A: Theorizing Risk and Uncertainty
I, General Theorizing and Developments
Part I
Chair: Jens O. Zinn, University of Kent, UK
Location: CCCB-1
Session ID: TG04_4A
Authors and Papers:
Ortwin Renn (University of Stuttgart, Germany)
Sociological Approaches to Conceptualize
Risk
Jens O. Zinn (University of Kent, UK)
Developments and Perspectives in Interdisciplinary
Risk Theorizing
Tom Horlick-Jones (Cardiff School of Social
Sciences,Cardiff University, UK )
After all these Years: Reflections on a Decade
of Risk Perception and Risk Communication
Research
Ana Prades (CIEMAT, Barcelona )
After all these Years: Reflections on a Decade
of Risk Perception and Risk Communication
Research
Jordi Farré (Rovira i Virgili University, Tarragona,
Spain)
A Complete Communicative Turn of Risk Research
Jan Gonzalo (Rovira i Virgili University, Tarragona,
Spain)
A Complete Communicative Turn of Risk Research
Olivier Borraz (Centre de Sociologie des Organisations,
Paris, France )
Risk and the Changing Nature of the State
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Session 10: Risk, Difference and Social Inequality
Chair: David Abbott, University of Bristol, UK
Location: CCCB-2
Session ID: TG04_10
Authors and Papers:
Andreas Cebulla (National Centre for Social
Research, UK )
Less radical, more adaptive: Risk Perceptions
in the Life Course and their Transmission between
Generations
Anwen Jones (SCARR, University of York and
University of Bristol, UK)
Investigating responses to financial risk: do social
and cultural differences make a difference?
Deborah Quilgars (SCARR, University of York
and University of Bristol, UK)
Investigating responses to financial risk: do social
and cultural differences make a difference?
David Abbott (SCARR, University of York and
University of Bristol, UK)
Investigating responses to financial risk: do social
and cultural differences make a difference?
Susanna Öhman (Mid Sweden University,
Sweden, UK)
Differences in Sense-Making of Risk: Are there
Contextual Differences between Groups?
Marion Kloep (Mid Sweden University, Sweden,
UK)
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Differences in Sense-Making of Risk: Are there
Contextual Differences between Groups?
Anna Olofsson (Mid Sweden University, Sweden,
UK)
Differences in Sense-Making of Risk: Are there
Contextual Differences between Groups?
Aaron Doyle (Carleton University, Ottawa,
Ontario, Canada)
Negotiating Gender in Risky Jobs: Women and
Men as Tree-Planters, Taxi Drivers and Circus
Aerialists
Kevin Walby (Carleton University, Ottawa, Ontario,
Canada)
Negotiating Gender in Risky Jobs: Women and
Men as Tree-Planters, Taxi Drivers and Circus
Aerialists
Margarita Palacios ()
Social Ties, Youth and Violence: The Risks of
Individualization in Latin America
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Session 04B: Theorizing Risk and Uncertainty
II, Specific Aspects Part II
Chair: Jens O. Zinn, University of Kent, UK
Location: CCCB-1
Session ID: TG04_4B
Authors and Papers:
Tom R. Burns (University of Uppsala, Sweden)
Technology and Complexity: The Perspective
of Actor-System-Dynamics on Complex Sociotechnical
Systems, Uncertainty, and Risk
Nora Machado (University of Uppsala, Sweden)
Technology and Complexity: The Perspective
of Actor-System-Dynamics on Complex Sociotechnical
Systems, Uncertainty, and Risk
Martin Hultman (Linköping University, Sweden)
The AND-model of Risk - How Discourse Theory
AND Actor-network Theory might shed
Light on Risk Issues
Margarethe Steinberger (Federal University of
ABC – São Paulo, Brazil)
Towards a Model-theoretical Account of Panic
Based on Risk Sociology
Felipe Gaytán Alcalá (La Salle University -
Mexico )
The Contingent of Religion in Modernity: Limits
of the Category of Risk in the Theories of Secularization
Roel Pieterman (Erasmus University Rotterdam,
The Netherlands)
The Precautionary Logic: the Cases of Technology,
Terror and Temperance
Marko Ahteensuu (University of Turku, Finland)
Defending the Precautionary Principle against
Three Criticisms
Sunday, September 7, 18:00-20:00
Session 11: Socio-Cultural Differences
Chair: Åsa Boholm, Göteborg University,
Sweden
Location: CCCB-2
Session ID: TG04_11
Authors and Papers:
Åsa Boholm (Göteborg University, Sweden)
The cultural construction of risk: A relational
approach
Richard Stoffle ()
Facing the Unimaginable: The Limits of Resilience
and the Risk Society
Lucas Tchetgnia (University of Paris, France/
University of Yaoundé II Cameroon)
Some strong socio-cultural facts and beliefs
and their implications on the response to
HIV/Aids in Urban and Rural Cameroon
Xiaomeng Shen (United Nations University,
Bonn, Germany)
Flood risk perception and mitigation in different
cultural contexts - A case study in Wuhan,
China and Cologne, Germany
Laura Centemeri (Università degli Studi di Milano,
Italy)
Toxic contaminated communities coping with
chronic chemical risk: the case of Seveso
Sunday, September 7, 18:00-20:00
Session 05: Risk in Decision Making
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Chair: Graham Loomes, University of East
Anglia, UK
Location: CCCB-1
Session ID: TG04_5
Authors and Papers:
Gerhard Panzer (Technical University Dresden,
Germany )
Modernity without Rationality? Differences of
Rationality Concepts in Theories of Risk Society.
Diana Ingenhoff (University of Fribourg, Switzerland)
The Interrelationship between Uncertainties
and Decision Making in Complex Environments.
A System Theory Approach
Ivana Modena (University of Fribourg, Switzerland)
The Interrelationship between Uncertainties
and Decision Making in Complex Environments.
A System Theory Approach
John Mehers (University of Liverpool, UK)
Quantitative Analysis of the Spread of Risk
Perception
Graham Loomes (University of East Anglia,
UK)
Probability Judgments and Public Policy
Judith Mehta (University of East Anglia, UK)
Probability Judgments and Public Policy
Brian Parkinson (Oxford University, UK)
Other People’s Emotions and their Impact on
Decision-making
Gwenda Simons (Oxford University, UK)
Other People’s Emotions and their Impact on
Decision-making
Tom R. Burns (University of Uppsala, Sweden)
Complex Risk Judgments: Application of GGT
to Multi-dimensional Judgments
Ewa Roszkowska (University of Bialystok, Poland)
Complex Risk Judgments: Application of GGT
to Multi-dimensional Judgments
Monday, September 8, 09:00-11:00
Session 06A: Power, Democracy and Risk
Part I
Chair: Ortwin Renn, University of Stuttgart,
Germany
Location: CCCB-1
Session ID: TG04_06A
Authors and Papers:
M.P.M.M. de Krom (Wageningen University,
The Netherlands)
Legitimations of European Food Safety Governance:
Reflecting on the UK and Dutch Public
Debates on Avian Influenza
Daniela Vicherat Mattar (European University
Institute, Italy, University College London, UK)
Are you unhappy with the promises of democracy?
Call the government customer’ service
Ana María Muñoz Boudet (European University
Institute, Italy, University College London,
UK)
Are you unhappy with the promises of democracy?
Call the government customer’ service
Klaus P. Japp (Bielefeld University, Germany)
The struggle with terrorism and political authenticity
Ortwin Renn (University Stuttgart, Germany)
Risk Governance: Towards an Integrative Approach
to Handle Risks in a Complex World
Janus Hansen (Copenhagen Business
School, Denmark)
Political Cultures of Public Engagement
Monday, September 8, 09:00-11:00
Session 12A: Risk as Media Event I Part I
Chair: Jenny Kitzinger, University Cardiff, UK
Location: CCCB-2
Session ID: TG04_12A
Authors and Papers:
Jenny Kitzinger (University Cardiff, UK )
Risk and the media: framing questions and
answers
Gaspar Mairal (Universidad de Zaragoza,
Spain )
The narrative structure of risk in the media
David Gerber (University of Geneva, Switzerland)
Animals in the media: new risks or new boundaries
of risks?
Karine Darbellay (University of Geneva, Switzerland)
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Animals in the media: new risks or new boundaries
of risks?
Claudine Burton-Jeangros (University of Geneva,
Switzerland)
Animals in the media: new risks or new boundaries
of risks?
Anna Olofsson (Mid Sweden University, Sweden)
Nativism in the Aftermath of Disaster: The Indian
Ocean Tsunami in Swedish Media
Saman Rashid (Mid Sweden University, Sweden)
Nativism in the Aftermath of Disaster: The Indian
Ocean Tsunami in Swedish Media
Peter Meylakhs (Centre for Independent Social
Research, St.Petersburg, Russia)
The Media Strategies of Amplification of Risks
Related to Drug Use as a Boundary Maintenance
Mechanism (the Russian case)
Sarah Moore (University of Kent, Canterbury,
UK )
The (Informal) Media Construction of Drink
Spiking
Adam Burgess (University of Kent, Canterbury,
UK)
The (Informal) Media Construction of Drink
Spiking
Monday, September 8, 11:30-13:30
Session 06B: Power, Democracy and Risk,
Regulating Public Participation Part II
Chair: Ortwin Renn, University of Stuttgart,
Germany
Location: CCCB-1
Session ID: TG04_06B
Authors and Papers:
Rolf Lidskog (Örebro University , Sweden)
Making environmental risks governable. A
comparative study on transboundary risk management
Linda Soneryd (Örebro University , Sweden)
Making environmental risks governable. A
comparative study on transboundary risk management
Ylva Uggla (Örebro University , Sweden)
Making environmental risks governable. A
comparative study on transboundary risk management
Aiste Bal_ekien_ (Kaunas University of
Technology, Lithuania)
Public Perceptions of Nuclear Power in Lithuania:
Symbolic Meanings, Public Participation
and a Quest for Democracy
Leonardas Rinkevi_ius (Kaunas University of
Technology, Lithuania)
Public Perceptions of Nuclear Power in Lithuania:
Symbolic Meanings, Public Participation
and a Quest for Democracy
Bindi Clements ()
Fighting alienation through manufacturing risk
and building trust communities. An alternative
reading of why activists participate in direct action
environmentalism.
Cynthia A. Karaffa (Carlow University, USA)
Poster presentation: The Construction of
Power and Reality: Terrorism, Risk and Uncertainty
Ognjen _aldarovi_ (University of Zagreb, Croatia)
Transitional Societies and the role of the
NIMBY syndrome in Risk Issues
Monday, September 8, 11:30-13:30
Session 12B: Risk as Media Event II Part II
Chair: Jenny Kitzinger, University Cardiff, UK
Location: CCCB-2
Session ID: TG04_12B
Authors and Papers:
Aiste Balzekiene (Kaunas University of Technology,
Lithuania)
“Climate change? Great! I will pay less for heating!”
Public perceptions and media coverage
of climate change
Audrone Telesiene (Kaunas University of
Technology, Lithuania)
“Climate change? Great! I will pay less for heating!”
Public perceptions and media coverage
of climate change
Enomoto Miyoko (Tokyo International University,
Japan)
How Japan’s Broadcast Media Reports on Uncertainty
Risks
Joanne Rourke (Trinity College Dublin, Ireland)
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Green, Black and White: Environmental Risk in
the News
Hauke Riesch (University of Cambridge, University
College London)
The risk of living in Harrogate: how press releases
influence media coverage of risk stories
David Spiegelhalter (University of Cambridge,
UK)
The risk of living in Harrogate: how press releases
influence media coverage of risk stories
Enric Castelló (Rovira i Virgili University,
Spain)
Watching or Flattering? Journalism, Risk Industries
and ‘Public Interest’ in Proximity Scenarios
Sergi Rovira Cortiñas (Universitat Pompeu
Fabra, Barcelona. Catalonia. Spain)
Proposal of good journalistic practices in risk
situations: significant examples in Spain
Carles Pont Sorribes (Universitat Pompeu
Fabra, Barcelona. Catalonia. Spain)
Proposal of good journalistic practices in risk
situations: significant examples in Spain
Andres Montero Gomez ()
Towards a social communication approach to
terrorism
Enric Bas Amoros ()
Towards a social communication approach to
terrorism
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Joint Sessions
Friday, September 5, 18:00-20:00
Session 09: Joint Session of RC02, RC24
and RC23: The ‘Knowledge-Based Bio-Economy’:
Critical Perspectives.
Chair: Les Levidow, Development Policy and
Practice, Faculty of Maths, Computing and
Technology, The Open University, UK
Location: URL-A201
Session ID: RC02_09
Authors and Papers:
Kean Birch (University of Glasgow and Les
Levidow, Open University, UK) Bioeconomy'
as a self-fulfilling prophecy
Marja Häyrinen-Alestalo (University of Helsinki,
Finland) Political conflicts over the knowledge-based
bio-economy.
Stefano Ponte (Danish Institute for International
Studies, Denmark) Of ‘bad’ fish: Regulation,
eco-labels and popular culture in the
(re)construction of European bio-economies.
Larry Reynolds (Univ of Lancaster, UK,
Bron Szerszynski ) Corporate imaginaries, publics
and the knowledge-based bioeconomy
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 01: Joint Session of RC05 and
RC32: Women, Intersectionality and Diasporas:
Challenges and Resistance Part I
Chair: Organizers: Ann Denis, University of
Ottawa, Canada and Sirma Bilge, Université
de Montréal, Canada ; Chair: Ann Denis, University
of Ottawa
Location: UB-FP-0.1
Session ID: RC05_01
Authors and Papers:
Sirma Bilge ( Université de Montréal, Canada)
‘Controversial Choices’: An Intersectional
Analysis of a Paradigmatic Debate on
Minority Women’s Agency
Anna Korteweg (University of Toronto, Canada)
Gender, Islam, and National Identity
Formation through Immigrant Integration Policies:
the Cases of the Netherlands and Germany
Bandana Purkayastha (University of Connecticut,
USA) Interrogating Intersectionality:
Contemporary globalization and racialized
gendering in the lives of highly educated South
Asian Americans and their children
Aparna Rayaprol (University of Hyderabad,India)
Changing Locations and Transnational
Identities
Eva Blay (University of Sa_o Paulo, Brazil)
Gender, Resistance and Identity: Jewish Immigrants
in Brazil
Catrin Lundström (Uppsala University, Sweden)
Different Shades of Whiteness: White migration
and re-imaginaries of race, gender and
class in the case of first generation Swedish
women in the U.S.
Armelle Testenoire (Université de Rouen,
France) Intersecting paradigms of redistribution
and recognition: ethnic and gender division
of labour in the hotel industry
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 02: Joint Session of RC05 and
RC32: Women, Intersectionality and Diasporas:
Negotiating identity, negotiating family
dynamics in the Diaspora Part II
Chair: Ann Denis, University of Ottawa, Canada
and Sirma Bilge, Université de Montréal,
Canada; Chair: Sirma Bilge, Université de
Montréal, Canada
Location: UB-FP-0.1
Session ID: RC05_02
Authors and Papers:
Lina Samuel (York University, Canada) Mating,
Dating and Marriage: Cultural Retention,
Transformation and the Construction of Dias-
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poric Identities among South Asian Immigrants
in Canada
Maria Zubair (University of Reading, UK)
Meri beti acchcchi hey (My daughter is good)’:
Gender, Family Honour and Social-Class-
Based Variations in Identity-Negotiation within
the Pakistani Muslim Diaspora in Britain
Karen Pyke (University of California at Riverside,
USA) Racialized Stereotypes, Cultural
Essentialism, and Desire Among Asian American
Women
Petra Heyse (Universiteit Antwerpen, Belgium)
Images about Western husbands. On
the Role of Imagination and Gender Dynamics
in Marriage Migration of Eastern European
Women
Suowei Xiao (University of California at Berkeley,
USA) Cosmopolitan Girl v.s. Countryside
Woman: Urban/Rural Division in the
Contemporary ‘Second-wife’ Phenomenon in
China
Anya Ahmed (University of Salford, UK)
Home and Away: Englishness as ethnicity examined
out of context
Naomi Weiner-Levy Weiner-Levy (David
Yellin Academic College and Ben Gurion University,
Israel) I cannot be Siham the village
girl I left’: Identity Facades While Crossing Cultures
on the Way to Higher Education Khurram
Iqbal (University of Agriculture, Faisalabad.
Pakistan) Gender Dimension of Decentralized
Governance in Pakistan: Implication for Sustainable
Livelihoods and Gender Mainstreaming
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Session 03: Joint session of RC05 and
RC38: Gender, Biography and Transnational
Practices
Chair: Kathy Davis, University of Utrecht, The
Netherlands and Helma Lutz, Goethe University
of Frankfurt, Germany
Location: UB-FP-0.1
Session ID: RC05_03
Authors and Papers:
Elisabeth Tuider (University of Hildesheim,
Germany) The Maquiladora. Migrant women’s
transnational practices on the northern Mexican
border
Silke Roth (University of Southhampton, UK)
Transnational life-styles of humanitarian aid
workers
Vicki Harman (University of London, UK)
Transnational mothering and support networks:
experiences of lone white mothers of
mixed-parentage children
Sunday, September 7, 18:00-20:00
Session 04: Joint session of RC05, RC25
and TG03: Migrant women: human rights violations
and resistance
Chair: Isabella Paoletti, Social Research and
Intervention Centre, Italy
Location: UB-FPGH-406
Session ID: RC05_04
Authors and Papers:
Maria Rita Bartolomei (Macerata University,
Italy) Islamic education and women’s
rights in Italy
Isabella Paoletti (Social Research and Intervention
Centre, Italy) Migrant women from
Muslim Countries: social and institutional discourses
producing segregation
Carola Mick (Campus Walferdange; Walferdange,
Luxembourg) Peruvian domestic servants
as promoters of social justice in Peru?
E. Huss (Ben Gurion University, Israel) Art
as a 'Speech Act' from the Margins: Arts based
research as a trigger for a narrative of resistance
Shobha Hamal Gurung (South Utah University,
USA) Informal Global Economy: The
case of Nepali Female Migrants in Boston and
New York
Rizwana Yusuf (Institute of Hazrat Mohammad,
Bangladesh) The Exploitations of Asian
Migrant Women Workers: Policy Issues and
Solutions
Sergey V. Ryazantsev (Social and Political
Research Institute, Russian Academy of
Sciences, Russia) Russian women abroad: migration
channels and problems of adaptation
Yi-Hsuan Kuo (Columbia University, USA)
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Reframing Studies of Female Marriage Migrants’
Educational Involvement: A Study of
Chinese and Southeast Asian Female Marriage
Migrants in Taiwan
Friday, September 5, 18:00-20:00
Session 11: Joint session of RC07, RC14
and RC23: The Internet: From Utopia to Nightmare?
Chair: Jaime Jimenez, UNAM, Mexico, Binay
Kumar Pattnaik, Indian Institute Technology
Kanpur, India, Hermilio Santos, PUCRS, Brazil
Location: URL-A101
Session ID: RC07_11
Authors and Papers:
Ann Denis (U Ottawa, Canada) The Effects
of Age and Time: Internet Use by Young People
in Barbados
Adolfo Estalella (Universitat Oberta de Catalunya,
Spain) Embodied Practices for Constructing
Revolutionary Narratives of the
Internet
Edgar Gomez Cruz (Universitat Oberta de
Catalunya, Spain) Embodied Practices for
Constructing Revolutionary Narratives of the
Internet
Lech W. Zacher (Leon Kozmicki Academy
of Entrepreneurship and Management, Poland)
Multiple Trajectory Evolution of Information Societies
Calin Cotoi (U Bucharest, Romania) Global
Technologies and Modern Identities: Cyberethnicization
of Ethnic and Linguistic Minorities
in Central and Eastern Europe
Egl_ Butkeviciene (Kaunas U Technology,
Lithuania) Information Society in Postcommunist
Context: Patterns and Social Implications
of ICT Diffusion in Rural Communities of Lithuania
Egl_ Vaidelyte (Kaunas U Technology, Lithuania)
Information Society in Postcommunist
Context: Patterns and Social Implications of
ICT Diffusion in Rural Communities of Lithuania
Kenneth M. Kyle (CalState U, USA) The
Use and Misuse of the Internet in Responding
to Hurricane Katrina: A Cautionary Tale
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 06: Joint session of RC07 and
RC48: New Media, Social Movements, and
Democracy
Chair: Markus S. Schulz, USA and Benjamín
Tejerina, U Basque Country, Spain
Location: UB-FPGH-207
Session ID: RC07_06
Authors and Papers:
Veronica Alfaro (New School for Social Research,
USA) Comparing Action and Social
Movements in the Virtual Public Sphere: Web
1.0 to Web 2.0 From Silence and Disruption to
Acting in Concert Frederico Bertagnoli (NYU,
USA) Human Rights, Wireless Technologies,
and Organized Crime in Contemporary Brazil
Sartaj Chanchal (U Texas, USA) The Role of
Media in Advancing the Cause of the Feminist
Movement in America
Gert Verschraegen (U Leuven, Belgium)
Commons-based Knowledge Production as a
Strategy for Development
Jürgen Gerhards (Freie Universität Berlin,
Germany) Is the Internet More Democratic
Than Traditional Media? Comparing Newspapers
and Internet in the US and Germany
Mike S. Schäfer (Freie Universität Berlin,
Germany) Is the Internet More Democratic
Than Traditional Media? Comparing Newspapers
and Internet in the US and Germany
Fen Lin (U Chicago, USA) Behind Technology:
Changes of State-Society Relationship
and Media Technology
Yihu Zhou (Beijing U, China) Behind Technology:
Changes of State-Society Relationship
and Media Technology
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 07: Joint session of RC07 and
RC48: Social Movements and Alternative Futures
Chair: Mark Herkenrath, U Zurich, Switzerland
and Racquel Sosa, UNAM, Mexico
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Location: UB-FPGH-207
Session ID: RC07_07
Authors and Papers:
Hannah Neumann (Berlin, Germany) If We
Can Train People For War, We Can Train
Them For Peace!' The Peace Zone Movement
as an Alternative Form To Pacify Ethnopolitical
War and Conflict
Mangala Subramaniam (Purdue U, USA)
Persuading Behavior Change: Current Trends
in the Discourse on HIV/AIDS in India:
Ajay Gudavarthy (Jawaharlal Nehru U,
India) Democracy and Development: Radical
Social Movements in Southern India
Karen Douglas (Sam Houston State U,
USA) Environmental Issues and the Construction
of Alternative Futures
Gideon Sjoberg (U Texas at Austin, USA)
Environmental Issues and the Construction of
Alternative Futures
Saturday, September 6, 18:00-20:00
Session 12: Joint session of RC07, RC14
and RC23: Intellectual Copyright, Digital Inequality,
and Global Hegemony
Chair: Jaime Jimenez, UNAM, Mexico, Hermilio
Santos, PUCRS, Brazil, Markus S.
Schulz, USA, Jochen Glaeser, U Lancaster,
UK, and Jochen.Glaser
Location: URL-A101
Session ID: RC07_12
Authors and Papers:
Gérard Valenduc (FUNDP/UCL, Belgium)
Understanding and Preventing the Second
Order Digital Divide
Chris Armbruster (Max Planck Digital Library,
Germany) Cyberscience and the Knowledge-based
Economy: Open Access and
Trade Publishing: From Contradiction tCompatibility
with Nonexclusive Copyright Licensing
Vincent H. Shie (Fu Jen Catholic U, Taiwan)
The Global IP Divide: Does the North-South
Divide No Longer Matter?
Hung-Yi Hsu (Fu Jen Catholic U, Taiwan)
The Global IP Divide: Does the North-South
Divide No Longer Matter?
Craig D. Meer (Australian National U, Australia)
The Global IP Divide: Does the North-
South Divide No Longer Matter?
Bruno Sanguanini (U Verona, Italy) ICT: A
Chance for Leapfrogging Development?
Sava_ Caglayan (Mugla U, Turkey) Internet:
The New Dimensions of Inequality from Democratization
to Digital Gulf
Mahjabeen Khaled Hossain (Institute of
Hazrat Mohammad, Bangladesh) E- Accessibility
for the Disabled in Bangladesh
Andrew Kirton (U Liverpool, UK) Somewhere
Over ‘In Rainbows’: Music Online and
the Disruption of the Field
Matthew David (U Liverpool, UK) Somewhere
Over ‘In Rainbows’: Music Online and
the Disruption of the Field
Paul Jones (U Liverpool, UK) Somewhere
Over ‘In Rainbows’: Music Online and the Disruption
of the Field
Saturday, September 6, 18:00-20:00
Session 15: Joint session of RC07, RC04,
RC23 and RC32: Gender, Science, Technology,
Innovation, and the Future
Chair: Solange Simoes, Eastern Michigan
University, USA and Radhamany Sooryamoorthy,
U KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
Location: URL-A102
Session ID: RC07_15
Authors and Papers:
Uta Russmann (U Vienna, Austria) Genderspecific
Behavior in Web Based Communication
Networks: Gender Barriers to Access and
Gender Barriers to Usage
Ursula Seethaler (U Vienna, Austria) Gender-specific
Behavior in Web Based Communication
Networks: Gender Barriers to Access
and Gender Barriers to Usage
Max Harnoncourt (U Vienna, Austria) Gender-specific
Behavior in Web Based Communication
Networks: Gender Barriers to Access
and Gender Barriers to Usage
Christiane Gross (U Kiel, Germany) Women
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in Science—Aliens No More?
Monika Jungbauer-Gans (U Kiel, Germany)
Women in Science—Aliens No More?
Luisa Leonini (U Milan, Italy) New Media
and Pornography: How the Internet has Modified
the Sex Business
Nuria Valles (Fundació CIREM, Spain)
Construction of gendered technological identities
in the school space
Helene Schiffbaenker (Joanneum Research,
Austria) Female career orientations in
Science and Technology
Ana M. Gonzales Ramos (Universitat
Oberta de Catalunya, Spain) The Role of
Women in ICT-related Projects Within the 'Plan
Nacional' in Spain: A Potential for Science and
Technology
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 04: Joint session of RC07 and
RC16: The Role of “Future” in Sociological
Theorizing
Chair: Elisa P. Reis, UFRJ, Brazil and Markus
S. Schulz, USA
Location: UB-FPGH-208
Session ID: RC07_04
Authors and Papers:
Emília Rodrigues Araújo (U Minho, Portugal)
Technology and Imaginary: Towards Governance
of Future
Radim Marada (Masaryk U, Czech Republic)
Anticipated Generations: Generational Logic of
Historical Time in Modernity
Nina Eliasoph (USC, USA) The Future
Tense: Two Ethnographic Studies of Problematic
Negotiations of a Temporal Trajectory
Iddo Tavory (UCLA, USA) The Future
Tense: Two Ethnographic Studies of Problematic
Negotiations of a Temporal Trajectory
Guillermina Jasso (NYU, USA) Basic Theory
and the Future
Sunday, September 7, 18:00-20:00
Session 13: Joint Spanish session of RC07,
RC14 and RC23: Las Nuevas Tecnologías de
Información y Comunicación en el Mundo Latino:
Perspectivas Sociológicas desde Europa
y América Latina / The New Information and
Communication Technologies in the Latin
World: Sociological Perspectives from Europe
and Latin America
Chair: Hermilio Santos, PUCRS, Brazil and
Cristobal Torres, UAM, Spain
Location: URL-A101
Session ID: RC07_13
Authors and Papers:
Eguzki Urteaga (Universidad del País
Vasco, Spain) Las Estrategias empresariales:
Entre Innovación e Imitación
Ma. del Carmen Dominguez Rios (Benemérita
Universidad Autónoma de Puebla, México)
Difusión de las TICS en PYMES
exportadoras en México
Laura Sartori (U Bologna, Italy) A Global Digital
Divide: What Modernization Theory Can
Tell Us About It and Where Are We Now?
Jose Manuel Robles (IESA-CSIC, Spain)
Participación digital y brecha digital: un estudio
para el caso de Andalucía
Teresa Gonzalez De La Fe (U La Laguna,
Spain) Science, Technology and Innovation in
Portugal and Spain: A Comparative Analysis
José Luís Garcia (U Lisbon, Portugal)
Science, Technology and Innovation in Portugal
and Spain: A Comparative Analysis
Ana Ma. Gonzalez Ramos (U Oberta de
Catalunya, Spain) Science, Technology and
Innovation in Portugal and Spain: A Comparative
Analysis
Helena Jeronimo (U Técnica Lisbon, Portugal)
Science, Technology and Innovation in
Portugal and Spain: A Comparative Analysis
Airton Jungblut (PUCRS, Brazil) The Use of
the Internet for Religious Groups in Brazil
Sunday, September 7, 18:00-20:00
Session 16: Joint session of RC07, RC04
and RC23: The Role of University Research in
the Future
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Chair: Tamás Kozma, U Debrecen, Hungary,
Jaime Jimenez, UNAM, Mexico, and Radhamany
Sorryamoorthy, U Kwazulu-Natal, South
Africa
Location: URL-A201
Session ID: RC07_16
Authors and Papers:
Fernanda Sobral (U Brasilia, Brazil) Academy
in the Face of Electronic Leviathan: Reflections
on University and Research in the
Future
Marcello Barra (ENAP, Brazil) Academy in
the Face of Electronic Leviathan: Reflections
on University and Research in the Future
Sjoerd Bakker (Utrecht U, Netherlands) Arenas
of Expectations for Future Hydrogen Technologies
Irene Ramos-Vielba (Spanish Council for
Scientific Research, Spain) Beyond Spinoffs
and Patents: Other Forms of Knowledge
Transfer in the Future of University-Industry
Collaborative Linkages
Maria Jimenez-Buedo (Spanish Council for
Scientific Research, Spain) Beyond Spinoffs
and Patents: Other Forms of Knowledge
Transfer in the Future of University-Industry
Collaborative Linkages
Manuel Fernandez-Esquinas (Spanish
Council for Scientific Research, Spain) Beyond
Spinoffs and Patents: Other Forms of Knowledge
Transfer in the Future of University-Industry
Collaborative Linkages
Elena Ivanova (Russian Academy of Sciences,
Russia) Universities In Russia’s National
Innovation System
Chris Armbruster (Max Planck Digital Library,
Germany) Arenas of Expectations for
Future Hydrogen Technologies
Monday, September 8, 09:00-11:00
Session 17: Joint session of RC07, RC13
and RC23: Leisure: Dream or Reality?
Chair: Jochen Glaeser, Lancaster U, UK, Dirk
Steinbach, U Applied Sciences Salzburg, Austria,
Scott North, U Osaka, Japan
Location: UB-FPGH-Sala Gran
Session ID: RC07_17
Authors and Papers:
Scott North (U Osaka, Japan) Frayed White
Collars: The Future of Leisure in Japan and
the United States
Elmar Schull (U Applied Sciences of Salzburg,
Austria) Foreseeing Leisure Futures:
Dealing with Ambivalence and Contradiction
Dirk Steinbach (U Applied Sciences of Salzburg,
Austria) Foreseeing Leisure Futures:
Dealing with Ambivalence and Contradiction
Alan Law (Trent U, Canada) Undesirables,
Unemployables and Other ‘Social Malingerers’:
Containing the ‘Post-War’ Leisure Society
Tatiana Chernyaeva (Volga-Region Academy
of Civil Services, Saratov, Russia) Tourism as
a Frame of Leisure Society
Sari Pekkola (Kristianstad U College, Sweden)
Diasporic Youth and the Internet: Bolivian
Youth and Identity Work in the Cyberspace
Monday, September 8, 11:30-13:30
Session 18: Joint session of RC07, RC13
and RC23: Leisure in the Age of Technological
Transformation
Chair: Scott North, U Osaka, Japan, Jaime Jimenez,
UNAM, Mexico, and Teus J. Kamphorst,
Wageningen U, Netherlands
Location: UB-FPGH-Sala Gran
Session ID: RC07_18
Authors and Papers:
Sumana V Pandey (Govt. College of Dausa,
India) Leisure in the Age of Technological
Transformation in Rural India
Sara Monaci (U Turin, Italy) Leisure On Line:
New Experiences and Solutions for Edutainment
Ake Nilsen (U Halmstad, Sweden) The Second
Skin: Technology and Masculinity in the
Context of Scuba Diving
Nuno de Almeida Alves (CIES-ISCTE, Portugal)
Computers and the Internet: Balancing
Work and Leisure in Everyday Life
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Philippe Terral (U Toulouse III, France) A
Sociological Analysis of a Scientific and Technological
Controversy in the Field of Sport
Sciences: The Interest of Electric Stimulation
to Increase Muscle
Christine Schiwietz (Georgetown U, USA)
Youth Culture and Consumer Technology: An
Investigation into the Larger Picture and Trend
among Technological Consumption amongst
Youth Culture and College Students
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Joint session 01 of TG02 and RC09: Multiple
Modernities, Sociology of Development,
and Postcolonial Studies I
Chair: Ulrike Schuerkens, École des Hautes
Études en Sciences, Sociales, Paris, France
and and Willfried Spohn, Universität Konstanz,
Germany
Location: UB-FPGH-408
Session ID: JS_RC09_TG02
Authors and Papers:
Sujata Patel (University of Pune India)
Multiple Modernities or Colonial Modernity? A
Critique from a Post-Colonial Perspective
Maria Elena Rivera-Beckstrom (New School
for Social Research New York USA)
The Philippines and the United States: Postcolonial
Constitutional Politics
Yuriy Savelyev (National University of Kyiv
Ukraine)
European Integration and Development of Borderland
Societies
Ralph Matthews (University of British Columbia
Canada)
Countering Development Orthodoxy: The
Transformation and Liberation of Lax Kw’Alaams
under Conditions of Globalization
Nathan Young (University of British Columbia
Canada)
Countering Development Orthodoxy: The
Transformation and Liberation of Lax Kw’Alaams
under Conditions of Globalization
Ran Greenstein (University of the Witwatersrand
South Africa)
Development Paradigms, social Conflicts and
political Struggles: The post-apartheid South
African State and its Critics
Manuela Boatca (Catholic University of Eichstätt
Germany)
Crossroads: More than One Modernity Meets
more than One Colonialism
Ayse Gündüz Hoszgör (Middle East Technical
University Turkey)
Convergence between Theoretical Perspectives
in Women-Gender and Development Literature
Regarding Women’s Economic Status:
Case of Turkey
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Joint session 03 of RC13 and RC09: Leisure,
social transformations and development
Chair: Ishwar Modi, India International Institute
of Social Sciences, Jaipur, India and Frederick
Wherry, University of Michigan, USA
Location: UB-FPGH-405
Session ID: JS_RC09_RC13_03
Authors and Papers:
Susan M. Shaw (University of Waterloo Waterloo
Ontario Canada)
Transformations and Contradictions in Postmodern
Families: an Exploration of Leisure in
the Context of Changing Gender and Parenting
Practices
Francis Lobo (School of Marketing Tourism
and Leisure Edith Cowan University Australia)
A Historical Review of Australian Leisure: The
Social Transformation of Lifestyles Down
Under
Maya Keliyan (Institute of Sociology Bulgarian
Academy of Sciences Sofia Bulgaria)
Leisure Patterns, Self-Identification and Criteria
of Success of Bulgarian Professionals and
Entrepreneurs
Gisela Taschner (Center for Studies of Leisure
and Tourism / Fundação Getulio Vargas/ Escola
de Administração de Empresas de São
Paulo Brazil)
Entertainment and Consumerism: Market Dimensions
of Citizenship in Contemporary Brazil
Hui-tun Chuang (New School for Social Research
New York USA)
“Do We Have National Cuisines? --Reflec-
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tions on Food Consumption, Identity Reconstruction
and Social Transformation in Postcolonial
Taiwan”
Stefan Bargheer (University of Chicago USA)
Toward a Leisure Theory of Value: the Game
of Bird-watching and the Concern for Conservation
in Great Britain
Zsuzsanna Benk_ (Health Promotion University
of Szeged, Hungary)
Tradition and modernity in the leisure time activities
of families in Hungary, Poland, Czech
Republic and Slovakia – Transnational empirical
research (2005-2007)
MA Huidi (Chinese Academy of Art Beijing
China and LIU Er. Harbin Institute of Technology
China)
Leisure and the Social Transformation in China
Ritu Bhargava (Patkar College Mumbai India)
"Effects of Retail Marketing on Leisure Patterns:
A Study of Mall Culture in Cosmopolitan
Mumbai”
Teus J. Kamphorst (Wageningen University
The Netherlands)
“Leisure as Social Force”
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Joint session 02 of TG02 and RC09: Multiple
Modernities, Sociology of Development,
and Postcolonial Studies II
Chair: Ulrike Schuerkens, École des Hautes
Études en Sciences, Sociales, Paris, France
and and Willfried Spohn, Universität Konstanz,
Germany
Location: UB-FPGH-408
Session ID: JS_RC09_TG02_02
Authors and Papers:
Gurminder K. Bhambra (University of Warwick
UK)
Rethinking Modernity: From ‘Ideal Types’ to
‘Connected Histories’
Sanjeev Routray (University of British Columbia
Canada)
Between Political Economy and Postcolonial
Schemas: Notes Towards an Understanding of
Non-Western Societies
Mathilde Gauvain (École des Hautes Études
en Sciences Sociales Paris France)
Informal Economy as a Development Step?
Petya Kabakchieva (Sofia University Bulgaria)
Postcolonial and Postcommunist Studies: Facing
Similar Theoretical Challenges
Diego Barragan (Universidad Nacional de Colombia
Bogota)
The notable family and social order in 18th and
19th centuries Colombia
Anna Nemiroskaya (Siberian Federal University
Russia)
The Post-non-classical Approach in sociological
Analysis of the Structure of Mass Consciousness
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Joint Session 02 of RC10 and RC51: Representation,
Accountability and Sustainable
Futures, Part I
Chair: Janet McIntyre, Flinders University,
Australia
Location: UB-FPGH-306
Session ID: JS_RC10_RC51_01
Authors and Papers:
Robert Ball (University of Stirling, UK)
Representation, accountability and sustainable
futures and climate change
Iván López (University Carlos III, Spain)
Public participation, social capital and deliberative
democracy in local agenda-21
Brentyn Schubert (Flinders University, Australia)
Democracy, governance and sustainable futures:
lessons from the tourism Byron experience
Janet McIntyre-Mills (Flinders University, Australia)
Participatory design for democracy and wellbeing:
narrowing the gap between service outcomes
and perceived needs
Janette Olivia Young (University of South Australia,
Australia)
Migration, ethnicity and privilege: an exploration
of representation and accountability
Francisco Parra-Luna (Universidad Complutense
de Madrid, Spain)
The “social sin” of sociology: a systemic-axiological
approach applied to the enterprise
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Lucio Biggiero (L’Aquila University, Italy)
Does email communication increase participation
in decision making in organizations?
Rita Perkons (UnitingCare Children, Young
People and Families Services, NSW, Australia)
Inter-cultural organizational development: a
contribution to aboriginal social justice
Alexander N. Christakis (Institute for 21st
Century, Greece and Gayle Underwood, Allegan
Area Education Service Agency, USA)
Virtual Co-Laboratories For Implementing Effective
Teaching Strategies In Local Schools.
Cecilia Schneider (Universitat Pompeu Fabra
y Instituto de Investigaciones Sociales, Academia
Nacional de Ciencias de Buenos Aires,
Argentina )
Citizen participation in local governments: political
context and political culture. A compared
analysis of Buenos Aires and Barcelona
Joint Session 03 of RC10 and RC36: Reflections
on the World Social Forum
Chair: Azril Bacal, Uppsala University, Sweden
Location: UB-FPGH-206
Session ID: JS_RC10_RC36_03
Authors and Papers:
Patricia Arenas (Centro de Investigaciones
Psiscológicas y Sociológicas (CIPS), Cuba)
Trabajando por Escenarios y Culturas de Participación.
Richard Harris (California State University,
USA )
Trabajando por Escenarios y Culturas de Participación.
Alba Hernández (Centro de Investigaciones
Psiscológicas y Sociológicas (CIPS), Cuba )
Trabajando por Escenarios y Culturas de Participación.
Jeff Jackson (Puerto Vallarta Institute, USA )
Trabajando por Escenarios y Culturas de Participación.
Maurice Monette (Puerto Vallarta Institute,
USA)
Trabajando por Escenarios y Culturas de Participación.
Yolanda Tacoronte (Centro de Investigaciones
Psiscológicas y Sociológicas (CIPS),
Cuba)
Trabajando por Escenarios y Culturas de Participación.
Martha Nelida Ruiz (Mexico)
The Crisis of Legitimacy in the Mexican Electoral
Process
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Joint Session 05A of RC10 and RC11:
Aging, social exclusion, and social participation
in a globalizing world: Social
exclusion in old age: multiple disadvantage
Chair: Julia Rozanova, University of Alberta,
Canada and Andreas Hoff, University of Oxford,
UK
Location: UB-FPGH-305
Session ID: JSA_RC10_RC11_05
Authors and Papers:
Hélène Thomas (Institute of Political Studies
Aix-en-Provence, France)
Exclusion, loneliness and seclusion of frail and
precarious elderly in France: which indicators,
which realities, which issues?
Marc Bernardot (University of Le Havre,
France)
Exclusion, loneliness and seclusion of frail and
precarious elderly in France: which indicators,
which realities, which issues?
Patrick Barrett (University of Waikato Hamilton,
New Zealand)
A Comparative View of Old-age Vulnerability in
New Zealand
Donna Dosman (University of Alberta, Canada)
Barriers to Social Participation for Persons with
Disabilities in Canada
Janet Fast (University of Alberta, Canada)
Barriers to Social Participation for Persons with
Disabilities in Canada
Satomi Yoshino (University of Alberta, Canada)
Barriers to Social Participation for Persons with
Disabilities in Canada
Olivia Ng (University of Melbourne, Australia)
Older People, Respect and Social Inclusion
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Isolda Belo da Fonte (Foundation Recife,
Brazil)
Old age in Brazil: perspective of gender and
social exclusion
Joaquim Nabuco (Foundation Recife, Brazil)
Old age in Brazil: perspective of gender and
social exclusion
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Joint Session 04A of RC10 and RC32:
The Challenges of women’s participation/exclusion
in public and private contexts, Part I
Chair: Esther Ngan-ling Chow, American University,
USA
Location: UB-FP-2.1
Session ID: JSA_RC10_RC32_04
Authors and Papers:
Khurram Iqbal (Uiversity of Agriculture, Faisalabad.
Pakistan)
Gender Dimension of Decentralized Governance
in Pakistan: Implication for Sustainable
Livelihoods and Gender Mainstreaming
Abdul Basit (Uiversity of Agriculture, Faisalabad.
Pakistan)
Gender Dimension of Decentralized Governance
in Pakistan: Implication for Sustainable
Livelihoods and Gender Mainstreaming
Beatrix Schwarzer (Johann Wolfgang Goethe
Universitat, Frankfurt am Main, Germany)
Women’s Participation in South Africa: Is Visibility
Leading to Gender Equity?
Diana Maciel (CIES/ISCTE, Portugal )
Gender and Political Power
Zhanna Chernova (European University at St
Petersburg, Russia)
Gender (In)equality in Political Participation in
Russia (a Case of Karelian Republic)
Larisa Shpakovskaya (European University at
St Petersburg, Russia)
Gender (In)equality in Political Participation in
Russia (a Case of Karelian Republic)
William Zimmerman (Michigan University,
USA)
Gender (In)equality in Political Participation in
Russia (a Case of Karelian Republic)
María Eugenia de la O (Centro de Investigaciones
y Estudios Superiores en Antropología
Social-Occidente, Guadalajara, Jalisco, México)
The Change of Women’s Workers Participation
and the Social Construction of Labor Rights in
Mexican Maquiladoras
Cirila Quintero Ramírez (Colegio de la Frontera
Norte-Matamoros, Matamoros, Tamaulipas,
México)
The Change of Women’s Workers Participation
and the Social Construction of Labor Rights in
Mexican Maquiladoras
Solange Simões (Eastern Michigan University,
USA)
The Private Motivations of Public Action: Women’s
Associational Lives and Political Activism
in Brazil
Bruno Reis (Federal University of Minas Gerais,
Brazil)
The Private Motivations of Public Action: Women’s
Associational Lives and Political Activism
in Brazil
Fabrício Fialho (Federal University of Minas
Gerais, Brazil)
The Private Motivations of Public Action: Women’s
Associational Lives and Political Activism
in Brazil
Natália Bueno (Federal University of Minas
Gerais, Brazil)
The Private Motivations of Public Action: Women’s
Associational Lives and Political Activism
in Brazil
Tatiana Goulart (Federal University of Minas
Gerais, Brazil)
The Private Motivations of Public Action: Women’s
Associational Lives and Political Activism
in Brazil
Daniel Biagioni (University of Republic, Uruguay
)
The Private Motivations of Public Action: Women’s
Associational Lives and Political Activism
in Brazil
Maria Fregidou-Malama (University of Gävle,
Sweden)
Women Leaders in Coope
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Joint Session 06 of RC10, RC48 and
RC36: Overcoming alienation; democratic
mobilizations in a global age
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Chair: Knud Jensen, Danish School of Education,
Aarhus University, Denmark
Location: UB-FP- 3.3
Session ID: JS_RC10_RC11_06
Authors and Papers:
Knud Jensen (Danish School of Education,
Aarhus University, Denmark)
Overcoming Alienation; Democratic Mobilization
in a Global Age.
William DiFazio (Department Sociology, St.
Johns, Queens, NY)
Myths of Global Prosperity and Possibilities of
Change
Steve Walker (School of Education, University
of Birmingham, UK)
Overcoming Alienation; Democratic Mobilization
in a Global Age.
Alan Spector (Purdue University Calumet,
USA)
From SDS (USA) to the Anti-Globalization Movements:
The Alienation of Positivism and the
Optimism of Rebellion.
Tova Benski (Department of Behavior Sciences,
College of Management, )
The Coalition of Women for Peace’: A portrait
of a feminist peace movement promoting changes
in Israeli society
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Joint Session 05B of RC10 and RC11:
Aging, social exclusion, and social participation
in a globalizing world: Varying
levels of social inclusion strategies
for older people
Chair: Julia Rozanova, University of Alberta,
Canada and Andreas Hoff, University of Oxford,
UK
Location: UB-FPGH-305
Session ID: JSB_RC10_RC11_05
Authors and Papers:
Jay A. Mancini (Virginia Polytechnic Institute
and State University, USA)
Community Social Organization and Aging Societies
Julia Rozanova (University of Alberta, Canada
)
The influence of community culture and structural
inequalities on social engagement of
older rural Canadians
Norah Keating (University of Alberta, Canada)
The influence of community culture and structural
inequalities on social engagement of
older rural Canadians
Herbert Northcott (University of Alberta, Canada
)
The influence of community culture and structural
inequalities on social engagement of
older rural Canadians
Susan McDaniel (University of Utah, USA)
The influence of community culture and structural
inequalities on social engagement of
older rural Canadians
Andreas Hoff (Oxford Institute of Ageing, Oxford
University, UK)
National, Regional and Local Social Inclusion
Strategies for Older People in Europe
Eileen Fairhurst (Manchester Metropolitan
University, UK)
Older People, Participation and Collaborative
Governance in Post-Industrial Cities in England
Marilyn Fitzpatrick (Manchester Metropolitan
University, UK)
Older People, Participation and Collaborative
Governance in Post-Industrial Cities in England
Glenda Cook (University of Northumbria, UK)
Older People, Participation and Collaborative
Governance in Post-Industrial Cities in England
Jan Reed (University of Northumbria, UK)
Older People, Participation and Collaborative
Governance in Post-Industrial Cities in England
Julia Ryan (University of Salford, UK)
Older People, Participation and Collaborative
Governance in Post-Industrial Cities in England
Tracey Williamson (University of Salford, UK)
Older People, Participation and Collaborative
Governance in Post-Industrial Cities in England
Bernadette Jonda (University of Halle-Wittenberg,
Germany)
Activities on the federal state level to develop
new forms of intergeneration_nal relations in
Municipalities with Hesse, Rhineland-Palati-
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nate and Saxony-Anhalt cited as examples
Glaucia da Silva Destro de Oliveira (Universidade
de São Paulo, Brazil)
The meanings attributed to the elderly in a public
policy in Santos city
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Joint Session 04B of RC10 and RC32:
The Challenges of Women’s Participation/Exclusion
in Social Movements
Part II
Chair: Michal Palgi, The Max Stern Academic
College of Emek Yezreel, Israel
Location: UB-FP-2.1
Session ID: JSB_RC10_RC32_04
Authors and Papers:
Neuma Aguiar (Federal University of Minas
Gerais, Brazil )
Women´s Movements in Developing Countries:
Characteristics, Priorities and Issues
Anna-Britt Coe (Umeå University, Sweden)
Reproductive Rights Advocacy in Peru: Linking
Political and Cultural Dimensions of Policy
Outcomes
Bernadetta Siara (City University London, United
Kingdom)
Social Movement “Poland is a Woman” and its
Early Political Activism – Analysis of Contemporary
Gender Discourses in Poland
Ariadna Munté (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona,
Spain)
Romi Feminism: A Case of Dialogic Feminism
Esther Oliver (University of Warwick, UK )
Romi Feminism: A Case of Dialogic Feminism
Maria José Casa-Nova (University of Minho,
Portugal)
Ethnicity and Dialecticity of Power in Gender
Relations
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Joint Session 07 of RC10, RC48 and
RC36: Overcoming alienation; democratic
mobilizations in a global age
Chair: Knud Jensen, Danish School of Education
Aahus, University, Copenhagen, Denmark
Location: UB-FP- 3.3
Session ID: JS_RC10_RC11_07
Authors and Papers:
Azril Bacal (Department of Sociology, Uppsala
University, Uppsala, Sweden)
Decolonization of Ethnic Identity: Socioanalysis
and Concientization in the Social Sciences
Lauren Langman (Dept Sociology, Loyola University,
Chicago, IL,The WSF as a New Social
Movement)
Walter Frantz (Department of Social Sciences,
UNIJUI)
The Co-operative Movement as debate at the
World Social Forum
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Joint Session 01 of RC10 and RC53:
Children and young people - participation
or object of concern?
Chair: Heinz Suenker, University of Wuppertal,
Germany
Location: UB-FPGH-401
Session ID: JS_RC10_RC53_01
Authors and Papers:
Catarina Tomás (University of Beira Interior,
Portugal)
When children participate in Participatory Budget.
Kaarel Haav (International University Audentes,
Estonia)
Education for democracy and participation.
Lucia Rabello de Castro (Brasil)
‘To be is not to act’: adults’ representations
and children’s participation at school.
Alison Cocks (University of Reading, UK)
A qualitative study exploring the views of
choice an participation held by teenagers with
learning disabilities.
Sharon M. Pinkney (Open University, UK)
Children’s participation: voice, agency and representation.
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Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Joint Session 03A of RC11 and RC53:
New perspectives on intergenerational
relations
Chair: Doris Bühler-Niederberger, University
of Wuppertal, Germany and Andreas Hoff, University
of Oxford, UK
Location: UB-FPGH-310
Session ID: JSA_RC11_RC53_03
Authors and Papers:
Jeehun Kim (University of Oxford, UK)
Transnationalising intergenerational relations:
redefining and negotiating family obligations
and support in an international migration context
Benedita Edina da Silva (Universidade Federal
de Campina Grande Paraíba, Brazil)
Elderly and Family – Contemporary Multigenerational
Brazilian Family Sustainability
Lima Cabral (Universidade Federal de Campina
Grande Paraíba, Brazil)
Elderly and Family – Contemporary Multigenerational
Brazilian Family Sustainability
Laura Dunne (Queen’s University Belfast,
UK)
Looking Forward: A systematic review of children
and young people’s perceptions of old
age
Rym Akhonzada (Queen’s University Belfast,
UK)
Looking Forward: A systematic review of children
and young people’s perceptions of old
age
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Joint Session 03B of RC11 and RC53:
New perspectives on the grandparentgrandchild
relationship
Chair: Doris Bühler-Niederberger, University
of Wuppertal, Germany and Andreas Hoff, University
of Oxford, UK
Location: UB-FPGH-310
Session ID: JSB_RC11_RC53_03
Authors and Papers:
Merril Silverstein (University of Southern California,
USA)
The Role of Grandparents in Promoting the
Successful Development of Grandchildren: A
Contingent Resource?
Sarah Ruiz (University of Southern California,
USA)
The Role of Grandparents in Promoting the
Successful Development of Grandchildren: A
Contingent Resource?
Robin Mann (Oxford Institute of Ageing, Oxford
University, UK)
Grandchildren and their Grandfathers: Perceptions,
Influences and Relationships
George Leeson (Oxford Institute of Ageing,
Oxford University, UK)
Grandchildren and their Grandfathers: Perceptions,
Influences and Relationships
Hafiz Kahn (Oxford Institute of Ageing, Oxford
University, UK)
Grandchildren and their Grandfathers: Perceptions,
Influences and Relationships
Katharina Mahne (German Centre of Gerontology
Berlin, Germany)
Caring for grandchildren and receipt of instrumental
support in a longitudinal perspective
Ignace Olazabal (CREGÉS-CSSS Cavendish,
Canada)
Social participation among baby-boomer
grandparents in the province of Quebec
Mpiana Kalula (Cape Peninsula University of
Technology, South Africa)
How an old age person can be affected by an
infected HIV child in South Africa?
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Joint Session 01A of RC11 and RC10:
Social exclusion in old age: multiple disadvantage
Chair: Julia Rozanova, University of Alberta,
Canada and Andreas Hoff, Oxford Institute of
Ageing, University of Oxford, UK
Location: UB-FPGH-305
Session ID: JSA_RC10_RC11_01
Authors and Papers:
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Hélène Thomas (Institute of Political Studies
Aix-en-Provence, France)
Exclusion, loneliness and seclusion of frail and
precarious elderly in France: which indicators,
which realities, which issues?
Marc Bernardot (University of Le Havre,
France)
Exclusion, loneliness and seclusion of frail and
precarious elderly in France: which indicators,
which realities, which issues?
Marijo Hebert (University of Montreal, Canada)
A way to promote social solidarity among community
dwelling people
Kareen Nour (CREGES- CSSS Cavendish,
Canada)
A way to promote social solidarity among community
dwelling people
Brita Brown (CREGES- CSSS Cavendish,
Canada)
A way to promote social solidarity among community
dwelling people
Nona Moscovitz (CREGES- CSSS Cavendish,
Canada)
A way to promote social solidarity among community
dwelling people
Olivia Ng (University of Melbourne, Australia)
Older People, Respect and Social Inclusion
Patrick Barrett (University of Waikato Hamilton,
New Zealand)
A Comparative View of Old-age Vulnerability in
New Zealand
Donna Dosman (University of Alberta, Canada)
Barriers to Social Participation for Persons with
Disabilities in Canada
Janet Fast (University of Alberta, Canada)
Barriers to Social Participation for Persons with
Disabilities in Canada
Satomi Yoshino (University of Alberta, Canada)
Barriers to Social Participation for Persons with
Disabilities in Canada
Anna Stepchenko (University of Latvia, Latvia)
Link between Transition and Social Exclusion
of Elderly in Latvia
Isolda Belo da Fonte (Foundation Recife, Brazil)
Old age in Brazil: perspective of gender and
social exclusion
Joaquim Nabuco (Foundation Recife, Brazil)
Old age in Brazil: perspective of gender and
social exclusion
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Joint Session 01B of RC11 and RC10:
Varying levels of social inclusion strategies
for older people
Chair: Julia Rozanova, University of Alberta,
Canada and Andreas Hoff, Oxford Institute of
Ageing, University of Oxford, UK
Location: UB-FPGH-305
Session ID: JSB_RC10_RC11_01B
Authors and Papers:
Jay A. Mancini (Virginia Polytechnic Institute
and State University, U.S.A.)
Community Social Organization and Aging Societies
Julia Rozanova (University of Alberta, Canada
)
The influence of community culture and structural
inequalities on social engagement of
older rural Canadians
Norah Keating (University of Alberta, Canada
)
The influence of community culture and structural
inequalities on social engagement of
older rural Canadians
Herbert Northcott (University of Alberta, Canada
)
The influence of community culture and structural
inequalities on social engagement of
older rural Canadians
Susan McDaniel (University of Utah, USA)
The influence of community culture and structural
inequalities on social engagement of
older rural Canadians
Andreas Hoff (Oxford Institute of Ageing, Oxford
University, UK)
National, Regional and Local Social Inclusion
Strategies for Older People in Europe”
Eileen Fairhurst (Manchester Metropolitan
University, UK)
Older People, Participation and Collaborative
Governance in Post-Industrial Cities in England
Marilyn Fitzpatrick (Manchester Metropolitan
University, UK)
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Older People, Participation and Collaborative
Governance in Post-Industrial Cities in England
Glenda Cook (University of Northumbria, UK )
Older People, Participation and Collaborative
Governance in Post-Industrial Cities in England
Jan Reed (University of Northumbria, UK )
Older People, Participation and Collaborative
Governance in Post-Industrial Cities in England
Julia Ryan (University of Salford, UK)
Older People, Participation and Collaborative
Governance in Post-Industrial Cities in England
Tracey Williamson (University of Salford, UK)
Older People, Participation and Collaborative
Governance in Post-Industrial Cities in England
Bernadette Jonda (University of Halle-Wittenberg,
Germany )
Activities on the federal state level to develop
new forms of intergeneration_nal relations in
Municipalities with Hesse, Rhineland-Palatinate
and Saxony-Anhalt cited as examples
Glaucia da Silva Destro de Oliveira (Universidade
de São Paulo, Brazil)
The meanings attributed to the elderly in a public
policy in Santos city
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Joint Session 02 of RC11 and RC13:
Leisure and the aging societies
Chair: Sara Arber, University of Surrey, UK,
Susan M. Shaw, University of Waterloo, Canada
Location: UB-FPGH-306
Session ID: JS_RC11_RC13_02
Authors and Papers:
Dirk Steinbach (University of Applied Sciences
of Salzburg, Austria)
Implications of demographic change on sportfor-all
in Austria and Germany
Georg Mueller (University of Fribourg, Switzerland)
Media consumption in an aging society: An
empirical analysis of age-, cohort-, and periodeffects
Stella Chatzitheochari (University of Surrey,
UK)
Exploring ‘active ageing’: Time use patterns of
older people in the UK
Sara Arber (University of Surrey, UK)
Exploring ‘active ageing’: Time use patterns of
older people in the UK
Vandana Gupta (University of Rajasthan, Jaipur,
India)
Patterns of leisure among the elderly in a traditional
neighbourhood
Saturday, September 6, 18:00-20:00
Session 08: Joint Sessions of RC 14, RC32,
and RC30: Transformation in Communication
and Work: The Cultural Construction and Reconstruction
of Gender
Chair: M. Abraham, Hofstra University, USA
Location: UB-FPGH-Sala Gran
Session ID: JS_RC14_RC30_RC32
Authors and Papers:
Mohan Kamlesh (Panjab University, India)
Globalization, Tele-advertising and Gender
Kiril Sharapov (Glasgow Caledonian University,
Scotland)
The ‘Business Case’ for Gender Equality:
‘Othering’ and ‘Normalising’ for Profit
Anastasia Sotiriadou (General Secretariat For
Gender Equality, Greece)
Communication, Politics and Women
Maria Vergeti (Democritus University of
Thrace, Greece)
Media and Lifelong Education as Significant
Factors in Enhancing the Quality of Life of
Pomak Women in Greece
Magda Zadowska (University of Gdansk, Poland)
I do not wash dishes Today: Constructing and
Reconstructing the Contemporary Couples
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Session 07: Joint Sessions of RC14 and
RC37: Rationalization and resistance in the
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arts, culture and communication
Chair: J. Halley, University of Texas, USA
Location: UB-FPGH-304
Session ID: JS_RC14_RC37
Authors and Papers:
Fontenelle Isleide (Fundacao G. Vargas, Brazil
)
Rationalization, reenchantment and resistance
in the culture of Brands: on the constitution of
and challenge against the McDonald’s Brand
P. Lopez (Colgate University, USA)
Strategies of Rebellion in the Heroic Age of
American Comic Book
Christiana Olcese (University of Reading, UK
)
Why is Art Ubiquitous in Social Protests?
Filipa Subtil (Instituto Politecnico de Lisbon,
Portugal)
James Carey and the legacy of Chicago
school of Sociology on communication and
media studies
Friday, September 5, 18:00-20:00
Session 07: Joint Session of RC07, RC14
and RC23: The Internet: From Utopia to Nightmare?
Chair: Binay Kumar Pattnaik, Department of
Humanities and Social Sciences, Indian Institute
Technology Kanpur, India and Hermilio
Santos, Department of Social Science,
PUCRS, Brazil
Location: URL-A101
Session ID: SJS_RC023_RC07_RC14_07
Authors and Papers:
Ann Denis (Dept of Sociology and Anthropology,
University of Ottawa, Canada)
The effects of age and time: Internet use by
young people in Barbados.
Lech Zacher (Leon Kozminski Academy of
Entrepreneurship & Management, Poland)
Multiple – Trajectory evolution of information
societies.
Kenneth Kyle (California State University,
USA)
The use and misuse of the Internet in responding
to hurricane Katrina: A cautionary tale.
Egle Butkeviciene (Kaunas University of Technology,
Department of Sociology, Lithuania)
Information society in postcommunist context:
patterns and social implications of ICT diffusion
in rural communities of Lithuania.
Egle Vaidelyte (Kaunas University of Technology,
Department of Sociology, Lithuania)
Information society in postcommunist context:
patterns and social implications of ICT diffusion
in rural communities of Lithuania.
Saturday, September 6, 18:00-20:00
Session 09: Joint Session of RC07, RC14
and RC23: Intellectual Copyright, Digital Inequality,
and Global Hegemony.
Chair: Jochen Gläser, ESRC Centre for the
Economic and Social Aspects of Genomics
(Cesagen), Lancaster University, United Kingdom
and Hermilio Santos, Depatment of Social
Science, PUCRS, Brazil
Location: URL-A101
Session ID: RC23_09
Authors and Papers:
Gerard Valenduc (Universities of Namur
(FUNDP) and Louvain-la-Neuve (UCL), Belgium)
Understanding and preventing the second
order digital divide.
Chris Armbruster (Research Network 1989,
Max Planck Digital Library, Germany)
Cyberscience and the knowledge-based economy.
Open access and trade publishing: from
contradiction to compatibility with nonexclusive
copyright licensing.
Vincent Shie (Fu Jen Catholic University, Taipei,
Taiwan)
Towards an unsustainable world economy?
Craig Meer (Australian Greenhouse Office,
Ministry of the Environment, Australia)
Towards an unsustainable world economy?
Bruno Sanguanini (SocioIogist of Communication
and Culture Department of Educational
Sciences, University of Verona, Italy)
ICT: A chance for leapfrogging development?
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Sunday, September 7, 18:00-20:00
Session 12: Joint Session of RC04, RC07
and RC23: The Role of University Research in
the Future.
Chair: Kozma Tamas, Univ of Debrecen,
Hungary; Radhamany Sooryamoorthy, Sociology
Programm, Univ. Natal, South Africa and
Jaime Jimenez, Instituto de Investigaciones en
Matematicas Aplicadas y en Sistemas, Universidad
Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, Mexico
Location: URL-A201
Session ID: RC23_12
Authors and Papers:
Fernanda Sobral (Núcleo de Estudos sobre o
Ensino Superior – NESUB e Departamento de
Sociologia, Universidade de Brasilia, Brazil)
Academy in the face of electronic Leviathan:
Reflections on university and research in the
future.
Marcello Barra (Ciencia, Tecnologia e Educação
na Contemporaneidade – Depto. de Sociologia
– UnB, Escola Nacional de
Administração Pública – ENAP – Depto. de
Comunicação e Pesquisa, Brazil)
Academy in the face of electronic Leviathan:
Reflections on university and research in the
future.
Sjoerd Bakker (Utrecht University, Department
of Innovation and Environmental Sciences,
Utrecht)
Arenas of expectations for future hydrogen
technologies.
Irene Ramos-Vielba (Institute for Advanced
Social Studies, Spanish Council for Scientific
Research, Spain)
Beyond spinoffs and patents: Other forms of
knowledge transfer in the future of university
industry collaborative linkages.
Maria Jimenez-Buedo (Institute for Advanced
Social Studies, Spanish Council for Scientific
Research, Spain)
Beyond spinoffs and patents: Other forms of
knowledge transfer in the future of university
industry collaborative linkages.
Manuel Fernandez-Esquinas (Institute for Advanced
Social Studies, Spanish Council for
Scientific Research, Spain)
Beyond spinoffs and patents: Other forms of
knowledge transfer in the future of university
industry collaborative linkages.
Elena Ivanova (Sociological Institute of the
Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia)
Universities In Russia’s National Innovation
System.
Chris Armbruster (Research Network 1989,
Max Planck Digital Library, Berlin)
Research Universities: Autonomy and self-reliance
after the entrepreneurial university.
Monday, September 8, 09:00-11:00
Session 16: Joint Session of RC07, RC13
and RC23: Leisure in the Age of Technological
Transformation.
Chair: Jaime Jimenez, Instituto de Investigaciones
en Matematicas Aplicadas y en Sistemas,
Universidad Nacional Autonoma de
Mexico, Mexico, Teus J. Kamphorst, Wageningen
University, The Netherlands and Scott
North, Osaka University, Japan
Location: UB-FPGH-Sala Gran
Session ID: RC23_16
Authors and Papers:
Sumana V. Pandey (Govt. College, Dausa,
India)
Leisure in the age of technological transformation
in rural India.
Nuno de Almeida Alves (CIES-ISCTE, Portugal)
Computers and the internet: balancing work
and leisure in everyday life.
Sari Pekkola (Kristianstad University College,
Sweden)
Diasporic youth and the internet: Bolivian
youth and identity work in the cyberspace.
Ake Nilsen (University of Halmstad, Sweden)
The second skin - Technology and masculinity
in the context of scuba diving.
Philippe Terral (Université Toulouse III,
France)
A sociological analysis of a scientific and technological
controversy in the field of sport sciences:
The interest of electric stimulation to
increase muscle.
Christine Schiwietz (Georgetown University,
USA)
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Youth culture and consumer technology: An investigation
into the larger picture and trend
among technological consumption amongst
youth culture and college students.
Monday, September 8, 11:30-13:30
Session 11: Joint Session of RC07, RC23
and RC32: Gender, Science, Technology, Innovation,
and the Future.
Chair: Solange Simoes, Inst. for Social Research
Univ. Michigan, USA and Radhamany Sooryamoorthy,
Sociology Programm, Univ.
Natal, South Africa
Location: URL-A101
Session ID: RC23_11
Authors and Papers:
Uta Russmann (University of Vienna, Austria)
Gender-specific behavior in web-based communication
networks: Gender barriers to access
and gender barriers to usage
Ursula Seethaler (University of Vienna, Austria)
Gender-specific behavior in web-based communication
networks: Gender barriers to access
and gender barriers to usage
Max Harnoncourt (University of Vienna, Austria)
Gender-specific behavior in web-based communication
networks: Gender barriers to access
and gender barriers to usage
Christiane Gross (University of Kiel, Germany)
Women in science—Aliens no more?
Monika Jungbauer-Gans (University of Kiel,
Germany)
Women in science—Aliens no more?
Luisa Leonini (U Milan, Italy)
New media and pornography: How the internet
has modified the sex business
Nuria Valles (Center for European Initiatives
and Research in the Mediterranean, Spain)
Construction of gendered technological identities
in the school space.
Ana M. González Ramos (Interdisciplinary Institute,
Universitat Oberta de Catalunya)
The role of women in ICT-related projects within
the ´Plan Nacional´ in Spain: A potential
for science and technology.
Monday, September 8, 11:30-13:30
Session 17: Joint Session of RC07, RC13
and RC23: Leisure in the Age of Technological
Transformation / Leisure Society: A Dream or
Reality?
Chair: Jochen Gläser, ESRC Centre for the
Economic and Social Aspects of Genomics
(Cesagen), Lancaster University, United Kingdom
and Dirk Steinbach; Center for Future
Studies, University of Applied Sciences of
Salzburg, Austria
Location: UB-FPGH-Sala Gran
Session ID: RC23_17
Authors and Papers:
Alan Law (Trent University, Canada)
Undesirables, unemployables and other ‘social
malingerers’: containing the ‘post-war’ leisure
society.
Scott North (Osaka University, Japan)
Frayed white collars: The future of leisure in
Japan and the United States.
Elmar Schüll (University of Applied Sciences
of Salzburg, Austria)
Foreseeing leisure futures - Dealing with ambivalence
and contradiction.
Dirk Steinbach (University of Applied Sciences
of Salzburg, Austria)
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Session 06: Joint Session of RC26 and
RC46: Clinical Sociology, Sociotechnics and
Sociological Practice: Research Strategies and
Practices
Chair: Marie Alderson, Canada and Maryann
Mason, USA
Location: UB-FPGH-220
Session ID: JS_RC26_RC46_06
Authors and Papers:
Jacques Rheaume (Canada)
Une approche de sociologie clinique en santé
et services sociaux. Le cas du Québec. (A Clinical
Sociology Practice in Health and Social
Services in Quebec.)
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Roberta Spalter-Roth (USA)
Sociologists in Research, Applied, and Policy
Settings: Closing the Status Gap (Les sociologues
en recherche appliqués, et la mise en
place de politiques: combler les écarts de statuts)
Jenifer Cartland (USA)
Role-sharing between Evaluators and Stakeholders
(Partage des rôles entre évaluateurs et
commanditaires)
Holly S. Ruch-Ross (USA)
Role-sharing between Evaluators and Stakeholders
(Partage des rôles entre évaluateurs et
commanditaires)
Maryann Mason (USA)
Role-sharing between Evaluators and Stakeholders
(Partage des rôles entre évaluateurs et
commanditaires)
Jean Marie Fritz (USA)
Special Education Mediation in International
Settings
Fereshteh Ahmadi (Uppsala University and
University of Gävle, Sweden)
Hard and Heavy music as a coping method
with cancer
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Joint Session 01A of RC32 and RC05:
Women, Intersectionality and Diasporas: Challenges
and Resistance
Chair: Ann Denis, University of Ottawa, Canada
and Sirma Bilge, Université de Montréal,
Canada
Location: UB-FP-0.1
Session ID: JS_RC05_RC32_01A
Authors and Papers:
Sirma Bilge (Université de Montréal, Canada)
‘Controversial Choices’: An Intersectional
Analysis of a Paradigmatic Debate on Minority
Women’s Agency
Anna Korteweg (University of Toronto, Canada)
Gender, Islam, and National Identity Formation
through Immigrant Integration Policies: the
Cases of the Netherlands and Germany
Bandana Purkayastha (University of Connecticut,
USA)
Interrogating Intersectionality: Contemporary
globalization and racialized gendering in the
lives of highly educated South Asian Americans
and their children
Aparna Rayaprol (University of
Hyderabad,India)
Changing Locations and Transnational Identities
Eva Blay (University of Sa_o Paulo, Brazil)
Gender, Resistance and Identity: Jewish Immigrants
in Brazil
Catrin Lundström (Uppsala University, Sweden)
Different Shades of Whiteness: White migration
and re-imaginaries of race, gender and
class in the case of first generation Swedish
women in the U.S.
Armelle Testenoire (Université de Rouen,
France)
Intersecting paradigms of redistribution and recognition:
ethnic and gender division of labour
in the hotel industry
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Joint Session 01B of RC32 and RC05:
Women, Intersectionality and Diasporas: Negotiating
identity, negotiating family dynamics
in the Diaspora
Chair: Ann Denis, University of Ottawa, Canada
and Sirma Bilge, Université de Montréal,
Canada
Location: UB-FP-0.1
Session ID: JS_RC05_RC32_01B
Authors and Papers:
Lina Samuel (York University, Canada)
Mating, Dating and Marriage: Cultural Retention,
Transformation and the Construction of
Diasporic Identities among South Asian Immigrants
in Canada
Maria Zubair (University of Reading, UK)
‘Meri beti acchcchi hey (My daughter is good)’:
Gender, Family Honour and Social-Class-
Based Variations in Identity-Negotiation within
the Pakistani Muslim Diaspora in Britain
Karen Pyke (University of California at Riverside,
USA)
Racialized Stereotypes, Cultural Essentialism,
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and Desire Among Asian American Women
Petra Heyse (Universiteit Antwerpen, Belgium)
Images about Western husbands. On the Role
of Imagination and Gender Dynamics in Marriage
Migration of Eastern European Women
Suowei Xiao (University of California at Berkeley,
USA)
Cosmopolitan Girl v.s. Countryside Woman:
Urban/Rural Division in the Contemporary ‘Second-wife’
Phenomenon in China
Anya Ahmed (University of Salford, UK)
Home and Away: Englishness as ethnicity examined
out of context
Naomi Weiner-Levy (David Yellin Academic
College and Ben Gurion University, Israel)
I cannot be Siham the village girl I left’: Identity
Facades While Crossing Cultures on the Way
to Higher Education
David Yellin (Academic College and Ben Gurion
University, Israel)
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Joint Session 06 of RC13 and RC32:
Gender and Leisure: Emerging Patterns
Chair: Ishwar Modi, India International Institute
of Social Sciences, India, Esther Ngan-ling
Chow, American University, USA and Margaret
Abraham, Hofstra University, USA
Location: UB-FP-2.1
Session ID: JS_RC13_RC32_06
Authors and Papers:
Catherine Berheide (Skidmore College, USA)
Playing Sports, Playing with Gender
Bernardo Coelho (Lisbon University Institute,
Portugal)
Erotization of Leisure or the Escape from
Everyday Intimate Life
Angela Moe (Western Michigan University,
USA)
Dancing Beyond the Belly: An Appraisal of
Belly dance as Leisure
Julia Harrison (Trent University, Canada)
Real Men do Real Work at the Cottage
Sumana Pandey (Government College,
Dausa, Rajasthan, India)
Gender and Leisure : Emerging Patterns in
Rural India
Saturday, September 6, 18:00-20:00
Joint Session 05 of RC04, RC07, RC23
and RC32: Gender, Science, Technology and
Innovation, and the Future
Chair: Solange Simões, Eastern Michigan
University, USA and Radhamany Sooryamoorthy,
University KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
Location: URL-A102
Session ID:
JS_RC04_RC07_RC23_RC32_05
Authors and Papers:
Uta Russmann (University of Vienna, Austria)
Gender-specific Behavior in Web Based Communication
Networks: Gender Barriers to Access
and Gender Barriers to Usage
Christiane Gross (University of Kiel, Germany )
Women in Science—Aliens No More?
Monika Jungbauer-Gans (University of Kiel,
Germany)
Women in Science—Aliens No More?
Lisa Richey (Roskilde University, Denmark)
Anti-Retroviral Technology in Africa
Luisa Leonini (University of Milan, Italy)
New Media and Pornography: How the Internet
has Modified the Sex Business
Nuria Valles (Fundació CIREM, Spain)
Construction of gendered technological identities
in the school space
Saturday, September 6, 18:00-20:00
Joint Session 03 of RC14, RC32 and
RC30: Transformation in Communication and
Work: The Cultural Construction and Reconstruction
of Gender
Chair: Christiana Constantopoulou, Panteion
University, Greece, Margaret Abraham, Hofstra
University, USA and Diane Gabrielle Tremblay,
Tele-Universite, Canada
Location: UB-FPGH-Sala Gran
Session ID: JS_RC14_RC30_RC32_03
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Authors and Papers:
Kamlesh Mohan Mohan (Panjab University,
India)
Globalization, Tele-advertising and Gender
Kiril Sharapov (Glasgow Caledonian University,
Scotland)
The ‘Business Case’ for Gender Equality:
‘Othering’ and ‘Normalising’ for Profit
Anastasia Sotiriadou (University of Athens,
Greece)
Communication, Politics and Women
Maria Vergeti (Democritus University of
Thrace, Greece)
Media and Lifelong Education as Significant
Factors in Enhancing the Quality of Life of
Pomak Women in Greece
Magda Zadkowska (University of Gdansk, Poland)
I Do Not Wash Dishes Today: Constructing
and Reconstructing the Contemporary Couples
Giselle Touzard (University of Nevada, USA)
Displays of Nature in Commercial Advertisements
Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00
Joint Session 02A of RC32 and RC10:
The Challenges of Women’s Participation/Exclusion
in Various Contexts
Chair: Ann Denis, University of Ottawa, Canada
and Sirma Bilge, Université de Montréal,
Canada
Location: UB-FP-2.1
Session ID: JS_RC10_RC32_02A
Authors and Papers:
Khurram Iqbal (University of Agriculture, Faisalabad.
Pakistan)
Gender Dimension of Decentralized Governance
in Pakistan: Implication for Sustainable
Livelihoods and Gender Mainstreaming
Abdul Basit (University of Agriculture, Faisalabad.
Pakistan)
Gender Dimension of Decentralized Governance
in Pakistan: Implication for Sustainable
Livelihoods and Gender Mainstreaming
Beatrix Schwarzer (Johann Wolfgang Goethe
Universitat, Frankfurt am Main, Germany)
Women’s Participation in South Africa: Is Visibility
Leading to Gender Equity?
Diana Macie (CIES/ISCTE, Portugal)
Gender and Political Power
Shpakovskaya Larisa (European University at
St Petersburg, Russia)
Gender (In)equality in Political Participation in
Russia (a Case of Karelian Republic)
Maria Eugenia de la O (Centro de Investigaciones
y Estudios Superiores en Antropología Social-Occidente,
México)
The Change of Women’s Workers Participation
and the Social Construction of Labor Rights in
Mexican Maquiladoras
Solange Simoes (Eastern Michigan University,
USA)
The Private Motivations of Public Action: Women’s
Associational Lives and Political Activism
in Brazil
Cirila Quintero Ramírez (Colegio de la Frontera
Norte-Matamoros, México)
The Change of Women’s Workers Participation
and the Social Construction of Labor Rights in
Mexican Maquiladoras
Bruno Reis (Federal University of Minas Gerais,
Brazil)
The Private Motivations of Public Action: Women’s
Associational Lives and Political Activism
in Brazil
Fabricio Fialho (Federal University of Minas
Gerais, Brazil)
The Private Motivations of Public Action: Women’s
Associational Lives and Political Activism
in Brazil
Tatiana Goulart (Federal University of Minas
Gerais, Brazil)
The Private Motivations of Public Action: Women’s
Associational Lives and Political Activism
in Brazil
Daniel Biagioni (University of Republic, Uruguay)
The Private Motivations of Public Action: Women’s
Associational Lives and Political Activism
in Brazil
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Joint Session 02B of RC32 and RC10:
The Challenges of Women’s Participation/Exclusion
in Social Movements
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Chair: Michal Palgi, The Max Stern Academic
College of Emek Yezreel, Israel
Location: UB-FP-2.1
Session ID: JS_RC10_RC32_02B
Authors and Papers:
Neuma Aguiar (Federal University of Minas
Gerais, Brazil)
Women´s Movements in Developing Countries:
Characteristics, Priorities and Issues
Anna-Britt Coe (Umeå University, Sweden)
Reproductive Rights Advocacy in Peru: Linking
Political and Cultural Dimensions of Policy
Outcomes
Ariadna Munté (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona,
Spain)
Romi Feminism: A Case of Dialogic Feminism
Esther Oliver (University of Warwick, UK)
Romi Feminism: A Case of Dialogic Feminism
Maria José Casa-Nov (University of Minho,
Portuga)
Ethnicity and Dialecticity of Power in Gender
Relations
Bernadetta Siara (City University, UK)
Social Movement “Poland is a Woman” and its
Early Political Activism – Analysis of Contemporary
Gender Discourses in Poland
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Joint Session 04 of RC32 and RC38: Biographical
and Feminist Methods in a Global
Framework
Chair: Marilyn Porter Memorial University,
Canada and Fatimah Daud International Islamic
University, Malaysia
Location: UB-FP-0.1
Session ID: JS_RC32_RC38_04
Authors and Papers:
Kalpana Kannabrian (NALSAR University of
Law, India)
Making the Forked Tongue Speak: An Ethnography
of Self
Paul Luken (Univ of West Georgia, USA)
Putting Theory in Its Place: An institutional ethnography
approach
Suzanne Vaughan (Arizona State University,
USA)
Putting Theory in Its Place: An institutional ethnography
approach
Nighat Khan (Institute of Women’s Studies Lahore,
Pakistan)
Write it down the way I mean it
Luz Martinez (Univ Autonoma de Barcelona,
Spain)
An approach to the private space: Housewives’
chores through life stories
Ana Garay (Univ Autonoma de Barcelona,
Spain)
An approach to the private space: Housewives’
chores through life stories
Kathy Davis (Utrecht University, Netherlands)
Appropriating the narrative of the “Other”:
Some critical reflections on feminist theory in a
global context
Monday, September 8, 09:00-11:00
Joint Session of RC13, RC34, RC53.
Childhood, Youth and Leisure Aspirations
Chair: Ngan-Pun Ngai, Chinese University of
Hong Kong, Doris Buehler-Niederberger, University
of Wuppertal, Germany, Kenneth Roberts,
University of Liverpool, UK
Location: URL-A201
Session ID: SJS_RC13_RC34_RC53
Authors and Papers:
Kenneth Roberts (University of Liverpool, England)
Youth leisure careers during post-communist
transitions in the South Caucasus
Gary Pollock (University of Liverpool, England)
Youth leisure careers during post-communist
transitions in the South Caucasus
Kleanthis Syrakoulis (University of Thessaly,
Greece)
Does urban planning affect youth participation
in leisure activities? Evidence from Larissa and
Volos, Greece
Alex Deffner (University of Thessaly, Greece)
Does urban planning affect youth participation
in leisure activities? Evidence from Larissa and
Volos, Greece
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Olivier Vanhée (Lyon University, France )
The reception of Manga by young generations
of French readers: A sociological investigation
of the uses of Japanese popular culture in
France
Rashmi Jain (University of Rajasthan, Jaipur,
India)
Childhood and leisure: Are leisure tools responsible
for evolution of little adults
Sushil Tyagi (S.M.L.(P.G.) College, Jhunjhunu,
Rajasthan, India)
The patterns of leisure among youth: A comparative
study from a gender perspective in a
small town of Rajasthan
Sushila Jain (University of Rajasthan, Jaipur,
India)
Youth, leisure and life style: A study in an
urban setting of Jaipur city
Teus J. Kamphorst (Wageningen University,
The Netherlands)
Effects of leisure deprivation of urban youth
Leena Suurpää (The Finnish Youth Research
Network, Helsinki, Finland)
Rethinking young people’s leisure in the context
of the Finnish welfare state
B.S. Gulshetty (Inamdar M.S.W. P.G. College,
Gulbarga, Karnataka, India)
Leisure-time activities and interaction among
rural youth: A case study of a village in Karnataka,
India
Jyoti Sidana (S.S.Jain Subodh College, Jaipur,
India)
Early life cycle, dynamics of aspirations and
leisure industry: A media perspective
Okezie Anthony Odoemene (University of Ibadan,
Nigeria)
The Nigerian youth European football craze:
Nature, trends, and psychological implications
Rishi Kumar Sharma (Govt. College, Bandikui,
Rajasthan, India)
Leisure and childhood: An empirical study of
adolescent Meena Tribals
Trine Agervig Carstensen (University of Copenhagen,
Frederiksberg C, Denmark)
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Joint Session 03 of RC37 and RC38: Biographical
research and sociology of art Part I
Chair: Felicia Herrschaft, University of Frankfurt,
Germany
Location: UB-FP- 2.1
Session ID: JS_RC38_RC37_10
Authors and Papers:
Valerie Moser (University of Darmstadt, Germany)
Methodological and methodical approaches to
analyze the field of art
Ilze V_tola (Art Academy of Latvia, Latvia)
Arts-based art teaching - stories of art teachers
Amalia Barboza (University of Frankfurt, Germany)
Points of insertion: Artists become social
scientists?
Sophia Krzys Acord (UC Berkeley, USA)
The Emerging Role of the Curator of Contemporary
Art
Felicia Herrschaft (University of Frankfurt, Germany)
The artists’ abilitty to enact social worlds
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Joint Session 05 of RC38 and TG04: Biographical
Coping with Risk and Uncertainty
Part I
Chair: Gabriele Rosenthal, University of Gottingen,
Germany
Location: UB-FP- 0.3
Session ID: JS_RC38_TG04_12
Authors and Papers:
Jens O. Zinn (University of Kent, UK)
Risk and Uncertainty in Biographical Research
Karen Henwood (University of Cardiff, UK)
Researching risk: biography, narrative, subjectivity
Wiebke Lohfeld (University of Mainz, Germany)
Anybody who considers himself better than his
fellow man is already losing”. Everyday-philosophy
and strategies in the biographies of German
Jewish emigrants who fled to Shanghai in
the face of risking of an uncertain life-course
Marian Burchardt (University of Leipzig, Germany)
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Life in Brackets’: Biographical Uncertainties of
HIV-positive Women in South Africa
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Joint Session 04 of RC37 and RC38: Biographical
research and sociology of arts Part II
Chair: Felicia Herrschaft, University of Frankfurt,
Germany
Location: UB-FP- 2.1
Session ID: JS_RC38_RC37_11
Authors and Papers:
Marko Stamenkovic (De Appel/Curatorial Programme,
Netherlands)
Performative approaches in the field of curating
in democratic public spheres
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Joint Session 03 of RC37 and RC38: Biographical
research and sociology of art Part I
Chair: Felicia Herrschaft, University of Frankfurt,
Germany
Location: UB-FP-2.1
Session ID: JS_RC38_RC37_11
Authors and Papers:
Lígia Dabul (Universidade Federal Fluminense)
The Formation of the Artist’s Identity
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Joint Session 04 of RC37 and RC38: Biographical
research and sociology of arts Part II
Chair: Felicia Herrschaft, University of Frankfurt,
Germany
Location: UB-FP- 2.1
Session ID: JS_RC38_RC37_11
Authors and Papers:
Daniel _uber (University of Konstanz, Germany)
‘Wound Culture’? Analyzing Graffiti in Serbia.
Zhang Chi (University of Illinois at Springfield,
USA)
Dirt to Glitter: Space, Com mnity and Artist
Identity in Post-89 Beijing
Chiara Bassetti (University of Trento, Italy)
Curriculum Corpi. Body´s Biographies in Dancers’
Narratives
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Joint Session 06 of RC38 and TG04: Biographical
Coping with Risk and Uncertainty
Part II
Chair: Jens Zinn, University of Kenty, UK
Location: UB-FP- 0.3
Session ID: JS_RC38_TG04_13
Authors and Papers:
Herwig Reiter (University of Bremen, Germany)
Context, experience, expectation, and action –
towards an empirically-grounded, general
model for analysing biographical uncertainty in
youth transitions
Birgit Apitzsch (Max Planck Institute for the
Study of Societies, Germany)
Working in projects, relying on networks? Coping
with risks in temporary organizations in
the fields of architecture and media production
Nadine Schaefer (University of Exeter, UK)
Young people’s perceptions of the risks and
uncertainties of growing up in rural East Germany
and the multiple strategies they develop
to cope with them
Talita Pereira de Castro (Universidade Estadual
de Campinas, Brazil)
Female Narratives in Brazilian Self-Help
Books.
Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30
Joint Session 01 of RC05 and RC38:
Gender, Biography and Transnational Practices
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Chair: Kathy Davis, University of Utrecht, The
Netherlands
Location: UB-FP- 0.1
Session ID: JS_RC38_RC05_08
Authors and Papers:
Elisabeth Tuider (University of Hildesheim,
Germany)
The Maquiladora. Migrant women’s transnational
practices on the northern Mexican border
Silke Roth (University of Southhampton, UK)
Transnational life-styles of humanitarian aid
workers
Vicki Harman (University of London, UK)
Transnational mothering and support networks:
experiences of lone white mothers of
mixed-parentage children
Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30
Joint Session 02 of RC32 and RC38: Biographical
and Feminist Methods in a Global
Framework
Chair: Marilyn Porter, Memorial University,
Canada and Fatimah Daud, International Islamic
University, Kuala Lumpur
Location: UB-FP- 0.1
Session ID: JS_RC38_RC32_09
Authors and Papers:
Myriam Moreas Lins de Barros (UFRJ, Brazil )
Women’s life path in middle and lower classes
in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil: a comparative analysis
of gender and generation.
Maria das Dores Campos Machado (UFRJ,
Brazil)
Women’s life path in middle and lower classes
in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil: a comparative analysis
of gender and generation.
Kalpana Kannabrian (Asmita Resource Centre
for Women, India)
Making the Forked Tongue Speak: An Ethnography
of Self
Paul Luken (Univ of West Georgia, USA)
Putting Theory in Its Place: An institutional ethnography
approach.
Suzanne Vaughan (Arizona State University,
USA)
Putting Theory in Its Place: An institutional ethnography
approach.
Linda Christiansen Ruffman (Saint Mary’s University)
IFUN’s model of self-presentation and its theoretical
implications for sociology
Nighat Khan (Institute of Womens’ Studies,
Pakistan)
Write it down the way I mean it.
Luz Ma Martinez (Univ Autonoma de Barcelona,
Spain)
An approach to the private space: Housewives’
chores through life stories.
Ana Isabel Garay (Univ Autonoma de Barcelona,
Spain)
An approach to the private space: Housewives’
chores through life stories.
Kathy Davis (Utrecht University, Netherlands)
Appropriating the narrative of the “Other”:
Some critical reflections on feminist theory in a
global context
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 06: Joint Session of RC07 and
RC48: Social Movements and New Media
Chair: Markus S. Schulz, New York University,
USA and Benjamín Tejerina, University of
the Basque Country, Spain
Location: UB-FPGH-206
Session ID: JS_RC48_RC07_06
Authors and Papers:
Veronica Alfaro (New School for Social Research,
USA)
Comparing Action and Social Movements in
the Virtual Public Sphere: Web 1.0 to Web 2.0
From Silence and Disruption to Acting in Concert
Frederico Bertagnoli (New York University,
USA)
Human Rights, Wireless Technologies, and
Organized Crime in Contemporary Brazil
Sartaj Chanchal (University of Texas, USA)
The Role of Media in Advancing the Cause of
the Feminist Movement in America
Gert Verschraegen (Univerty of Leuven, Belgium)
Commons-based Knowledge Production as a
350

Strategy for Development
Fen Lin (University of Chicago, USA)
Behind Technology: Changes of State-Society
Relationship and Media Technology
Yihu Zhou (Beijing University, China)
Behind Technology: Changes of State-Society
Relationship and Media Technology
Saturday, September 6, 15:30-17:30
Session 09: Joint Session of RC07 and
RC48: Vision, persuasion and power
Chair: Mark Herkenrath, U. Zurich, Switzerland
and Hannah Neumann, Technical University
of Ilmenan, Germany
Location: UB-FPGH-207
Session ID: RC48_09
Authors and Papers:
Hannah Neumann (Berlin, Germany)
If We Can Train People For War, We Can
Train Them For Peace!’ The Peace Zone Movement
as an Alternative Form To Pacify Ethnopolitical
War and Conflict
Mangala Subramaniam (Purdue University,
USA)
Persuading Behavior Change: Current trends
in the Discourse on HIV/AIDS in India
Karen Manges Douglas (Sam Houston State
University, USA)
Environmental Issues and the Construction of
Alternative Futures
Gideon Sjoberg (University of Texas at Austin,
USA)
Environmental Issues and the Construction of
Alternative Futures
351

Index of Authors

RC37_02A
RC36_02C
RC32_01B
RC25_10
RC37_05B
JS_RC13_RC04_03
RC25_01
RC25_04
RC34_03B
RC25_15
RC37_06B
RC46_08
RC30_06
RC30_04
RC25_20
RC37_03C
RC37_08B
RC32_06A
RC25_04
JS_RC13_RC09_02
RC36_01A
JSA_RC10_RC32_04
RC25_04
RC32_01B
RC32_01A
RC34_05A
WG01_04
RC32_06C
RC34_05A
RC32_01B
RC37_04
RC25_08
JS_RC10_RC32_02A
RC32_06B
RC25_12
RC02_02
RC49_01
RC24_05
RC49_02
JS_RC10_RC32_02A
TG04_12A
WG06_03
RC46_08
RC30_04
RC36_02A
RC32_06A
RC37_09C
RC25_15
RC37_05A
RC37_09B
RC49_04
RC24_21
RC37_02A
RC32_02B
RC25_04
RC37_08B
RC37_02B
WG06_02
RC11_19
RC44_04A
RC09_04
RC47_06
TG04_10
RC22_05
RC32_05
RC32_01B
RC45_03
RC11_20
RC37_06B
RC37_03A
RC41_06
RC09_01
RC05_06
RC32_06B
RC42_03
RC37_04
RC49_06
RC07_03
RC05_Round Table_01
RC05_Round Table_01
RC07_10
Acord, Sophia Krzys
Ahponen, Pirkkoliisa
Annandale , Ellen
Barát , Erzsébet
Becu, Anda
Benko , Habil Zsuzsanna
Berry , Theadora
Blake , Robert W.
Blatterer, Harry
Byfield , Natalie P.
Chen, Hui-Ling
Corsale , Massimo
D’Cruz, Premilla
Da Cruz, Mikael
David , Maya Khemlani
Fabiani, Jean-Louis
Farkhatdinov, Nail
Gálvez Mozo, Ana
Hooks , Debra S.
Huidi, MA
Inaba, Nanako
Iqbal, Khurram
Izon, Meredith
Joseph, Cynthia
Khan , Nighat
Kiss , Zita
Klekotko , Marta
Krasiuk, Nellie
Kuhar, Metka
Kuhlmann , Ellen
Laermans, Rudi
Landert , Daniela
Larisa, Shpakovskaya
Li, Yaojun
Lima, María Eugenia Herrera
Lin, Mei-Ling
Linn, J. Gary
López, Francisco
Lucas, Ramona
Macie, Diana
Mairal , Gaspar
Mandi, Srna
Mattelé , Xavier
Mercier, Delphine
Pacyna, Kathleen
Pérez Sánchez , Carmen
Perrenoud, Marc
Robinson , Ronald
Sabre, Clothilde
Soldini, Fabienne
Vanroelen, Christophe
Vergriette, Benoit
Vtola, Ilze
W. Ata, Abe
Williams , Jeanine L.
Zahner, Nina Tessa
Zhang, Chi
Zhou, Changcheng
, TBD
, Thomas
, Zuzana
A. Gadea, Carlos
Abbott, David
Abdullah Sani, Hanisah Bte
Abioye, Taiwo
Abraham, Margaret
Abraham, Martin
Abrantes, Raquel
Abreu, Paula
Abreu, Paula
Abrigo, Girlie Nora A.
Achwan, Rochman
Achwan, Rochman
Açıkalın, Oya
Ackaert, Johan
Acord, Sophia
Ada, Cattaneo
Adam, Barbara
Adam, Heribert
Adam-Moodley, Kogila
Adamyants, Tamara
RC11_12
RC11_12
JS_WG03_RC36_05
RC24_02
RC22_07A
RC43_05
RC23_04
RC22_07B
RC32_03
RC24_21
RC09_10
AHALAS_01
WG06_07
TG02_02B
RC53_06
RC18_09
CS_03
RC29_02
JS_RC13_RC32_04
JS_RC13_RC24_13A
JSB_RC10_RC32_04
RC45_01
JS_RC10_RC32_02B
RC34_04B
RC02_06
RC22_06A
JS_RC26_RC46_06
RC05_02
JS_RC05_RC32_01B
TG04_4B
RC32_04
TG04_09B
RC43_05
RC05_09
JSA_RC11_RC53_03
RC09_06
RC24_19
RC21_09
RC25_19
RC21_23
RC49_04
TG04_07A
RC37_05A
RC53_04
RC11_10
TG02_02B
TG04_4B
RC37_06C
JS_RC46_RC26_07
RC46_05
RC24_04
JS_RC13_RC29_09
RC18_06
RC25_05
RC24_20
RC07_06
JS_RC48_RC07_06
RC24_07
RC47_04
RC32_06A
JS_RC36_WG03B
JS_WG03_RC36_06
RC30_08
RC07_18
RC47_06
RC21_09
RC25_19
RC11_18
TG03_02
RC49_02
RC44_06C
RC04A_08
RC04C_04
SJS_RC13_RC07_RC23_07A
RC23_16
RC24_05
RC34_05B
RC10_01
RC42_07
TG04_12B
RC20_03
Adanu, Richard
Addico, Gifty
Adelman, Miriam
Adem, Cigdem
Aderibigbe, Ibigbolade Simon
Adisa , Ademola
Adler, Larissa
Adogame, Afe
Adomako Ampofo, Akosua
Adomssent, Maik
Adorjan, Istvan
Adorno, Sergio
Adriaenssens, Stef
Adriaenssens, Stefan
Adriaensses, Stef
Adriàn Ivorra Alemany, José
Agozino, Biko
Agozino, Biko
Agrawal, Arnim
Agrawal, Arvind Kumar
Aguiar , Neuma
Aguiar, Fernando
Aguiar, Neuma
Aguilera, Oscar
Ahedo, Manu
Ahluwalia, M.S.
Ahmadi, Fereshteh
Ahmed, Anya
Ahmed, Anya
Ahteensuu, Marko
Ajrouch, Kristine
Ajzenstadt, Mimi
Akanmu, Esther
Akemi Ishikawa, Eunice
Akhonzada, Rym
Akinola, Shittu
Akpan, Wilson
Aksel, Bahar
Alarcón , Amado
Alarcón, Amado
Alarcón, Amado
Alaszewski, Andy
Albenga, Viviane
Alberth, Lars
Albertini, Marco
Alberto, Mario
Alcalá, Felipe Gaytán
Aldana Cedeño, Janneth
Alderson, Marie
A'lderson, Marie
Aledo, Antonio
Aleksandrovs , Aleksandrs
Alenda, Stéphanie
Alexandre , Marta Filipe
Alexandrescu, Filip
Alfaro, Veronica
Alfaro, Veronica
Ali Islam, M Zulfiquar
Alioua, Mehdi
Alipranti-Maratou, Laura
Allen, Jodie
Allen, Jodie
Allmendinger, Jutta
Almeida Alves, Nuno de
Almeida, Cleide
Alpan, Ahmetcan
Alpatov, Vladimir M.
Aluko, Yetunde
Álvaro Estramiana, José Luis
Álvaro, José Luis
Alverez-Galvin,
Alves, Fatima
Alves, Fatima
Alves, Nuno de Almeida
Alves, Nuno de Almeida
Alves, Tarcísio
Alzetta, Roberto
Amâncio, Júlia Moretto
Ambedkar, Babasaheb
Amoros, Enric Bas
Ampudia de Haro, Fernando
353

TG02_01B
RC25_12
JS_RC25_TG03_06
TG03_09
JS_RC13_RC29_09
RC07_03
RC05_06
RC34_02B
JSN_03
TG02_02B
RC10_02
RC48_01
RC41_03
RC41_08
RC44_04A
RC21_23
RC22_08A
RC11_11
Ad Visual_01
RC24_02
RC24_23
JS_RC38_TG04_13
TG04_13B
RC21_16
RC09_05
RC22_04
RC41_02
RC04B_07
RC32_02B
RC21_05
RC21_20
CS_04
RC21_18
RC21_22
RC21_19
CS_06
JS_RC11_RC13_02
JS_RC13_RC11_10
RC11_07
WG03_03
RC07_14
RC23_10B
JS_RC10_RC36_03
TG02_04
TG03_01
RC20_02
RC35_05
RC07_12
RC07_16
RC23_09
RC23_12
TG02_01A
TG02_04
RC44_02B
TG04_01D
RC41_02
RC41_02
RC48_01
RC23_13A
AHALAS_01
JS_RC13_RC30_14
TG03_05
RC23_13A
RC34_03B
JS_RC13_RC29_09
RC09_07
RC41_04
RC23_14A
RC32_06B
RC21_13
RC32_01B
RC21_11
WG01_03
RC43_01
WG03_09
RC04B_05
RC11_10
RC35_03
RC47_08
RC48_07
RC47_08
Ampudia de Haro, Fernando
Ampudia, Ma. Del Pilar
Anderson, Larry
Anderson, Larry
Anderson, Tammy
Andersson, Jenny
Andersson, Malinda
Andres, Lesley
Andrews , Kehinde
Angel , Flores
Anguelovski , Isabelle
Anguelovski, Isabelle
Anisimov, Vladimir N.
Anson, Yonathan
Antenas, Josep Maria
Antolín , Joaquín Beltrán
Anton, Mihail
Anttonen , Anneli
Anzoise, Valentina
Aoyagi-Usui, Midori
Aoyagi-Usui, Midori
Apitzsch, Birgit
Apitzsch, Birgit
Appleyard, Bruce
Aquino, Marlowe
Aquino, Virgilio
Aracil, E.
Aragón, Diego Herrera
Araiza, Alejandra
Aramburu, Mikel
Aranda, Rogelio Enríquez
Arango, Joaquín
Arapoglou, Vassilis P.
Araújo, Juliana
Arbaci, Sonia
Arber, Sara
Arber, Sara
Arber, Sara
Arber, Sara
Ardevol , Elisenda
Arellano-Hernandez, Antonio
Arellano-Hernández, Antonio
Arenas, Patricia
Arjomand, Said
Armaline, William T.
Armbruster, Chris
Armbruster, Chris
Armbruster, Chris
Armbruster, Chris
Armbruster, Chris
Armbruster, Chris
Arnason, Johann
Arnason, Johann
Arnholtz/Hansen, Jens/ Soren Kaj
Arnoldussen, Tobias
Arregi , Begoña
Arribas, A.
Arribas-Lozano, Alberto
Arteaga Botello, Nelson
Arteaga Botello, Nelson
Artemov, Viktor
Artigas, Wileidys
Arzuaga Magnoni, Javier
Asano , Tomohiko
Asbridge , Mark
Ascuitti, Elena
Asensio, Luis Flores
Asheulova, Nadia
Ashrafologhalaei, Ahmaderza
Asiyanbola, Raimi Abidemi
Assunção, Fátima
Astor, Avraham
Asztalos Morell, Ildikó
Atlas, John
Atrei, Patrizia
Attewell, Paul
Attias-Donfut, Claudine
Aubert , Adriana
Aubert, Adriana
Auerbach, Adam
Augis, Erin
RC45_03
RC11_16
RC11_14
RC30_13
RC22_07A
RC30_13
RC32_02B
RC38_05
RC47_07
RC09_01
RC23_06
JS_RC10_RC11_07
RC36_02A
RC36_03B
RC48_11
RC07_05
RC47_07
RC48_02
RC44_02B
RC24_04
TG04_09A
TG02_01B
TG04_07B
RC09_07
RC23_12
RC07_16
RC26_01
RC24_16
RC24_17
RC05_08
RC18_05
JS_RC10_RC51_02
TG04_07C
RC43_03
TG04_12B
TG04_06B
RC09_08
RC09_02
RC09_06
RC24_07
RC24_07
RC24_07
RC24_05
RC53_02
RC21_04
RC04B_08
JS_RC38_RC37_10
RC37_02A
RC24_11
RC30_05
RC36_01C
JS_RC09_RC13_03
RC09_12
JS_RC13_RC09_02
RC44_04B
TG04_07C
RC11_15
TG04_16
RC17_07A
TG04_08B
RC23_05
RC23_12
RC07_16
RC20_03
JS_RC09_TG02_02
JS_TG02_RC09_03B
RC30_06
RC17_06
RC44_06C
RC05_05
JSA_RC10_RC11_05
RC04A_02
JSA_RC10_RC11_01
JS_RC32_RC38_04
RC37_09A
RC09_10
RC25_18
SJS_RC25_RC05_TG03_11
RC12_04
TG03_10
RC05_04
Auspurg, Katrin
Avalos Lopez, Rosaura
Avan , Ghizala
Avci, Mehmet
Ayantayo, J K
Aykac, Aslihan
B. Bragg, Cynthia
B. Hackstaff, Karla
Babenko, Svitlana
Baber, Zaheer
Baber, Zaheer
Bacal, Azril
Bacal, Azril
Bacal, Azril
Bacal, Azril
Bachika, Reimon
Bacqué, Marie-Hélène
Badimon, Montserrat Emperador
Baglioni, Simone
Baigorri, Artemio
Baker, Kerry
Baker, Stephanie Alice
Bakir, Vian
Bakker, Laurens
Bakker, Sjoerd
Bakker, Sjoerd
Balabanova, Evgeniya
Balázs, Bálint
Balázs, Bálint
Baldassar, Loretta
Bale, Tim
Ball , Robert
Baltrusaityte, Giedre
Baltrusis , Nelson
Balzekiene , Aiste
Bal_ekien_ , Aiste
Bandelj, Nina
Bankole, Adeyinka
Bankole, Adeyinka
Baños , Isabel Beatriz
Baños Páez, Gonzalez
Baños Páez, Pedro
Baños, Pedro
Baraldi, Claudio
Barbon, Angela Luppi
Barbosa, Andrea
Barboza, Amalia
Barboza, Amalia
Barcena, Inaki
Barchiesi, Franco
Bardina-Vigier, Lena
Bargheer, Stefan
Bargheer, Stefan
Bargheer, Stefan
Barik, Bishnucharan
Barker, Kristin K.
Barnes, Helen
Barnett, Julie
Baron, Stefan
Barr , Wally
Barra, Marcello
Barra, Marcello
Barra, Marcello
Barragan Diaz, Diego Mauricio
Barragan, Diego
Barragan, Diego
Barranco Font, Oriol
Barranco(, Oriol
Barrat, Thomas
Barreto, Paula
Barrett , Patrick
Barrett, Brian D.
Barrett, Patrick
Barros, Lins de
Barthel-Bouchier, Diane
Bartl, Walter
Bartolomé , Jordi
Bartolomei , Maria Rita
Bartolomei, Maria Rita
Bartolomei, Maria Rita
Bartolomei, Maria Rita
354

JS_RC36_WG03_C
RC14_02A
RC36_01A
JSA_RC10_RC32_04
JS_RC10_RC32_02A
JS_RC38_RC37_11
RC37_02B
RC12_06
RC25_01
RC30_12
RC05_05
RC25_07
SS_Bauman
RC11_20
RC17_06
RC48_02
RC46_01
RC21_01
RC24_19
RC47_03
Resu_01
RC23_01B
RC04B_07
TG04_16
RC11_08
RC04B_04
RC24_04
JS_RC13_RC22_06
JS_RC22_RC13
SS_Unionism
RC05_Round Table_02
Ad Visual_06
RC18_03
JSA_RC10_RC11_01
JSA_RC10_RC11_05
JS_RC13_RC30_14
RC02_06
RC04A_05
RC12_03
RC24_16
RC21_04
JS_RC13_RC09_02
JS_RC09_RC13_03
RC23_13A
RC48_01
RC24_15
RC37_05B
RC32_03
RC25_15
RC24_18
RC04A_08
RC34_01A
RC34_02A
RC42_05
JS_RC13_RC32_06
JS_RC13_RC32_04
JS_RC13_RC32_06
JS_RC13_RC32_04
RC32_02B
RC04A_02
RC25_12
RC30_13
JSA_RC10_RC11_05
JSA_RC10_RC11_01
RC11_14
TG03_08
TG03_01
RC38_06
RC21_19
RC36_05A
RC07_06
JS_RC48_RC07_06
CS_02
RC38_01
RC21_18
WG03_03
RC17_03
RC20_01
RC24_09
RC32_06C
JSN_04
Barker, Haber Natalie
Barton , D.
Bartram, David
Basit , Abdul
Basit, Abdul
Bassetti, Chiara
Bassetti, Chiara
Bastard, Benot
Baszile , Denis Taliaferro
Battistini, Osvaldo R.
Baucells, Olga Jubany
Bauer , M.
Bauman, Zygmunt
Baumeler , Carmen
Baumeler, Carmen
Baumgarten, Britta
Bazza, Hadiza Isa
Béal, Vincent
Beatriz, Ana
Beauzamy, Brigitte
Bechelloni, Giovanni
Bechtold, Ulrike
Beck, Audrey N.
Beck, Gerald
Becker, Elizabeth
Beijinho, Paulo
Bejarano, Juan
Belhassen , Yaniv
Belhassen , Yaniv
Belinguer, Panelists: Marco
Bell, Patricia
Bell, Vikki
Bellucci, Paolo
Belo da Fonte, Isolda
Belo da Fonte, Isolda
Belton, Leslie
Belzunegui, Angel
Benali, Mohamed
Bengoextea, Joxerramon
Bengtsson, Beatrice
Benito, Karina
Benko, Habil Zsuzsanna
Benk_, Zsuzsanna
Bennett, Colin J.
Benski, Tova
Benvegnu, Nicolas
Benzecry, Claudio E.
Beoku-Betts, Josephine
Berard , T.J.
Beretta, Ilaria
Berezhnova, Yelena V
Berg, Charles
Berge, Elena
Berger, Joseph
Berheide, Catherine
Berheide, Catherine White
Berheide, Sarah
Berheide, Sarah Elizabeth
Berkovitch, Nitza
Berliner, David C.
Bermeo , Vera
Bermúdez Rico, Rosa Emilia
Bernardot, Marc
Bernardot, Marc
Bernardot, Marc
Bernheim, Emmanuelle
Bernheim, Jean Claude
Bernstein, Julia
Bernt, Matthias
Berruecos, Luis
Bertagnoli, Frederico
Bertagnoli, Frederico
Bertaux, Daniel
Bertaux, Daniel
Berteli, María Teresa Tapada
Bertone, Giulia
Besio, Cristina
Best, Heinrich
Best, Henning
Bestuzhava , Svietlana
Betancourt Gómez , Edgar
RC11_08
RC04A_03
RC46 05
RC44_06A
RC35_04
RC32_03
JS_RC09_RC13_03
JS_RC13_RC09_02
JS_RC13_RC22_06
JS_RC22_RC13
RC21_06
JS_RC13_RC22_06
JS_RC22_RC13
JS_RC10_RC32_02A
JSA_RC10_RC32_04
RC35_03
RC11_07
RC42_05
Ad Visual_01
RC47_07
RC17_01
RC09_11
RC02_04
JS_RC10_RC51_02
WG06_07
RC05_01
JS_RC05_RC32_01A
WG06_05
RC44_04A
RC18_01
RC02_09
RC23_15
RC04B_04
RC30_13
RC25_07
RC25_04
JSN_02
Ad Visual_02
RC22_01A
RC36_02B
RC46_01
CS_03
RC05_01
JS_RC05_RC32_01A
RC09_09
RC47_02
WG06_02
RC24_23
RC09_11
RC30_02
RC49_03
JS_RC09_TG02
JS_TG02_RC09_03A
JSN_04
RC21_10
RC43_04
RC21_20
TG04_11
CS_07
RC12_06
RC37_7B
RC25_12
RC38_04
RC34_03B
RC04C_04
RC14_06
RC30_02
RC37_03C
WG03_03
RC04A_03
RC11_07
RC07_08
RC37_09C
RC44_06B
RC24_22
RC24_09
RC04B_07
RC41_03
RC30_09
TG04_4A
RC04A_03
Betzin , Jörg
Beveridge, Andrew A.
Bezuidenhout , Frans
Bezuidenhout, Andries
Bhambra, Gurminder K.
Bhana, Deevia
Bhargava, Ritu
Bhargava, Ritu
Bhargava, Ritu
Bhargava, Ritu
Bhaskar, Manu
Bhatnagar, Mridula
Bhatnagar, Mridula
Biagioni , Daniel
Biagioni, Daniel
Bialakowsky, Alejandro
Bianchera , Emanuela
Bianchi, Alison
Bibbings, Lyn
Biewener, Carole
Bifulco, Lavinia
Bigday, Maria
Biggiero, Lucio
Biggiero, Lucio
Bijl, Rob V.
Bilge, Sirma
Bilge, Sirma
Billingsley, Sunnee
Binyanwila,
Biorcio, Roberto
Birch, Kean
Birch, Kean
Birkeland, Nils Rune
Bisio, Raul
Bitkeeva, Nikolaevna
Blake , Brett Elizabeth
Blake , Rosemary
Blakey, Heather
Blancarte , Roberto J.
Blasko, Andrew
Blau , Judith
Blau, Judith
Blay, Eva
Blay, Eva
Blinova, Marina
Blizberg, Ilàn
Block, Thomas
Blok, Anders
Blokker, Paul
Bloss, Thierry
Boardman, Judith
Boatca, Manuela
Boatca, Manuela
Bochar Pizarro , Jacqueline
Bodnar, Judit
Bogus, Julia
Bógus, Lucia Maria Machado
Boholm, Åsa
Boigeol, Anne
Boigeol, Anne
Bois, Géraldine
Bolán , Brenda Cantú
Boldt, Thea
Bolin, Goran
Bonamino, Alicia
Bonenfant , M.
Bonnet, Estelle
Bonniol, Céline
Bonomini, Sara
Booher-Jennings, Jennifer
Boonvong, Nuannoy
Borges, Vera
Borges, Vera
Boris/Klein, Eileen/ Jennifer
Borislavovna Mardar, Irina
Borker, Susan
Borkert, Maren
Boro-Magbanua, Ma. Reina
Borràs, Vicenç
Borraz, Olivier
Boström, Ann-Kristin
355

RC24_15
RC37_05B
RC25_19
RC02_08
RC11_06
RC37_03B
RC14_03B
RC24_21
WG03_01
WG03_07
WG03_10
JS_RC37_RC14_01D
SJS_RC13_RC07_RC23_07B
RC11_14
RC24_10
RC21_17
RC48_02
RC30_01
RC04B_04
RC25_01
RC45_01
RC22_11
RC24_09
RC24_09
RC24_16
RC21_21
RC21_15
RC23_13B
RC22_11
RC04A_05
RC04A_07
RC47_06
RC48_03
TG04_02A
RC32_06A
RC23_01A
RC11_06
RC37_06C
RC42_06
RC11_24
RC44_05A
JSA_RC10_RC11_01
RC11_02
JSA_RC10_RC11_05
RC11_04
TG04_07B
RC35_05
RC36_02D
RC43_05
RC14_06
RC09_05
RC02_06
RC44_06C
RC30_08
RC11_07
RC11_09
RC11_09
RC11_11
RC30_07
CS_08
CS_05
JSA_RC10_RC32_04
RC53_01
RC44_03A
Closing
RC02_05
JS_RC38_TG04_12
TG04_13A
TG04_09B
TG04_12A
TG04_15
TG04_09B
RC22_10
RC42_04
RC11_15
RC24_13
TG03_04
Ad Visual_01
RC24_22
TG04_4B
TG04_5
Boström, Magnus
Bouada, Hassina
Bouchev , Alexandr
Bould, Sally
Bould, Sally
Bourgatte, Michaël
Bousson , Fl.
Boutrais, Régine
Bouvier, Pierre
Bouvier, Pierre
Bouvier, Pierre
Bouzada Fernandez, Xan
Bowers, Tarquin
Bowes, Alison
Bozonnet, Jean-Paul
Brand, Anna Livia
Brand, Anna Livia
Brandão Moniz, António
Brandao, Zaia
Brandon , LaVada Taylor
Brañas-Garza, Pablo
Brasil Fonseca, Alexandre
Bravo, Giangiacomo
Brechin, Steven R.
Brechin, Steven R.
Breda-Vázquez, Isabel
Breda-Vázquez, Isabel
Brekke, Ole
Breskaya, Olga
Briceño Maas, María Leticia
Brinbaum, Yaël
Bringel, Breno
Bringel, Breno
Brinkmann, Johannes
Brites, Rui
Brito Fonseca, Rui
Britto da Motta, Alda
Britton, Dee
Brody, Leslie
Brooke, Libby
Brooks,
Brown , Brita
Brown, Anthony James
Brown, Brita
Brown, Brita
Brown, Patrick
Browne, Craig
Browne, Craig
Bruin, Marilyn
Brunel, J.
Brunet Icart, Ignasi
Brunet, Ignasi
Brunet/Pizzi,
Bruquetas Callejo, Carlos
Brzyska, M.
Brzyska, M.
Brzyski, P.
Brzyski, Piotr
Buccioni, Ilaria
Buchinger , Eva
Buehler-Niederberger, Doris
Bueno, Natália
Bühler-Niederberger, Doris
Buhlungu/Bezuidenhout, Andries
Burawoy, Michael
Burawoy, Michael
Burchardt, Marian
Burchardt, Marian
Burgess , Adam
Burgess, Adam
Burgess, Adam
Burgueño Duarte, Luz Berthila
Burgués, Ana
Burke, Peter J.
Burkert, Carola
Burningham, Kate
Burns, Nicola
Burns, Peter
Burns, Tom R.
Burns, Tom R.
Burns, Tom R.
RC24_05
Ad Ethno and Theory_01
RC02_01
TG04_07C
TG04_12A
RC45_03
RC12_02
RC30_13
RC41_05
RC32_02A
SJS_RC023_RC07_RC14_07
RC07_11
TG04_02B
RC25_03
RC30_02
JSA_RC11_RC53_03
RC07_12
RC21_03
TG04_06B
RC47_02
RC36_04A
SS_Touraine
TG04_08A
TG03_07
RC11_12
RC32_01C
RC41_01B
RC48_03
RC30_07
RC04B_08
RC25_14
RC22_01B
RC24_07
RC04B_02
RC04A_06
RC04C_08
RC25_05
RC42_03
RC18_01
RC21_10
RC09_02
RC02_03
RC30_07
RC32_01C
RC34_03A
RC02_01
RC32_06A
RC21_05
RC24_17
RC24_14
RC24_19
RC11_09
RC21_05
RC21_11
RC04A_02
RC04A_08
JS_WG03_RC13_04
RC02_01
SJS_RC13_RC34_RC53_15
SJS_RC13_RC34_RC53
JS_RC13_RC34_RC53
RC17_03
RC24_13
RC04A_03
JS_RC26_RC46_06
JS_RC46_RC26_07
RC46_02
RC47_03
RC04B_04
RC23_05
JS_RC10_RC32_02B
JSB_RC10_RC32_04
RC23_02B
RC24_22
RC44_01A
RC24_13
RC47_03
RC02_08
TG04_12B
RC30_09
SS_Touraine
Buroz, Maria Teresa
Burrawoy, Michael
Burris, Val
Burton-Jeangros, Claudine
Burton-Jeangros, Claudine
Buskens, Vincent
Buss, Andreas
Busso, Mariana
Bustamante, Juan José
Bustelo, Maria
Butkeviciene, Egle
Butkeviciene, Egl_
Butler, Catherine
Butterfield, Nicole
Byhoung-Hoon, Lee
Cabral, Lima
Caglayan, Sava_
Caldarovic, Ognjen
_aldarovi_, Ognjen
Calderón, Fernando
Calhoun, Craig
Calhoun, Discussants: Craig
Callahan, Marilyn
Calleros-Rodriguez, Hector
Callinan, Sheila
Calsamiglia, Andrea
Camarero, Luis
Campagnac , Vanessa
Campbell, Iain
Campelo Koslinksi, Mariane
Campos de Souza Amaral , Shirlena
Campos Machado, Maria das Dores
Campos Sánchez, Minerva
Campos, Ema Lagos
Canales, Andrea
Canales, Andrea
Cannella, Gaile S.
Cantzler, Julia Miller
Canzano, Antonello
Cañas, Jorge
Cappelin, Paola
Cappelin, Paola
Caprile, Maria
Carbó, Pilar
Cardenal, Maria
Cárdenas, Julián
Cardoso, Inês
Cardoso, Ricardo
Carneiro, Maria Jose
Carneiro, Maria José
Caropreso, Camilo
Carpentier, Normand
Carr, Aitor
Carr, Aitor Hernández
Carrancho da Silva, Ângela
Carrasco, Alejandro
Carrascosa de Oliveira, Eduardo
Carroll, William K.
Carstensen, Trine Agervig
Carstensen, Trine Agervig
Carstensen, Trine Agervig
Carter, Chris
Carter, Claudia
Carter, Michael J.
Cartland , Jenifer
Cartland , Jenifer
Cartland, Jenifer
Caruso, Giuseppe
Carvalho, Cynthia P.
Carvalho, Teresa
Casa-Nov, Maria José
Casa-Nova, Maria José
Casas, Rosalba
Casaus, Mariel Vilella
Caspersz, Donella
Castán Broto, Vanesa
Castelain Meunier, Christine
Castello Santamarta, Laia
Castelló, Enric
Castellò, Laia
Castells, Discussants: Manuel
356

SS_Castells
RC34_04A
RC30_04
RC13_08
RC11_07
RC04C_04
TG04_10
RC04C_08
JS_RC25_TG03_06
TG03_09
RC47_07
RC11_21
RC32_05
RC44_05B
RC21_03
RC04B_07
RC04C_05
RC24_17
TG04_11
RC37_08A
RC42_04
RC37_7C
ISSC_01
RC37_03C
RC37_08B
RC30_09
RC30_12
RC21_17
RC36_02D
RC07_06
JS_RC48_RC07_06
RC34_04B
RC53_03
RC34_03B
RC34_04B
RC32_06B
RC02_03
RC11_20
RC30_07
RC30_09
RC02_04
RC02_04
RC02_04
RC02_07
JS_RC11_RC13_02
JS_RC13_RC11_10
RC34_04B
RC25_08
Resu_01
RC44_05B
RC24_04
RC34_02A
RC05_09
RC11_09
RC04B_08
RC04B_06
RC35_07
JSA_RC10_RC32_04
RC07_17
SJS_RC13_RC07_RC23_07B
RC25_19
JS_RC38_RC37_11
RC43_02
RC21_06
TG03_03
RC18_09
TG02_01A
RC32_06A
RC32_02A
JS_RC10_RC51_02
JS_RC38_RC32_09
JS_RC32_RC38_04
RC20_01
RC09_04
JS_RC09_RC13_03
JS_RC13_RC09_02
RC25_13
RC44_01B
RC44_06A
RC34_01B
RC02_08
Castells, Manuel
Castillo Berthier, Hector
Castillo, Juan José
Cattaneo, Ada
Cavaye, Joyce
Cazelli, Sibele
Cebulla, Andreas
Cecilia, Maria
Cedersund, Elisabet
Cedersund, Elisabet
Cefaï, Daniel
Celdrán, Montse
Celestina Neh Fru, Tassang
Celik, Ercüment
Çelik, Özlem
Cemalcilar, Zeynep
Cemalcilar, Zeynep
Centemeri, Laura
Centemeri, Laura
Cervantes Barba, Cecilia
Cerven, Christine
Cestor, Elisabeth
Chabay, Ilan
Chadoin, Olivier
Chadoin, Olivier
Chakraborty, Sonali
Chakraborty, Sonali
Chan, Kim Ching
Chancer, Lynne
Chanchal, Sartaj
Chanchal, Sartaj
Chandra , Subhash
Chandra, Vinod
Chandra, Vinod
Chandra, Vinod
Chang , Yung Han
Chang, Chin-fen
Charles , Liliana
Charlesworth, Sara
Chattopadhayay, Molly
Chaturvedi, Ishan
Chaturvedi, Ishita
Chaturvedi, Manjeet
Chaturvedi, Manjeet
Chatzitheochari, Stella
Chatzitheochari, Stella
Chaudhary, Sangeeta
Chaulet , Johann
Chauvel, Louis
Chauvin, Sebastien
Chaves, Mar
Chaves, Mariana
Chee-Beng, Tan
Chen, Henglien (Lisa)
Chen, Jian-Jhou
Cherednichenko, Galina
Chernilo, Daniel
Chernova, Zhanna
Chernyaeva, Tatiana
Chernyaeva, Tatiana
Chernysh, Mikhail F.
Chi, Zhang
Chiang, Armando
Child Hill, Richard
Chircop, Andrea
Cholova, Blagovesta
Chon, Song
Chou, Bih-Er
Chow, Esther Ngan-ling
Christakis , Alexander N.
Christiansen Ruffman, Linda
Christiansen-Ruffman, Linda
Christmas-Best, Verona
Chua, Peter
Chuang, Hui-tun
Chuang, Hui-tun
Chudnovskaya , Irina N.
Chun, Jennifer
Chun, Jennifer
Cicchelli, Vincenzo
Ciccia, Rossella
RC30_08
WG03_09
WG03_10
RC07_02
WG03_01
WG03_10
RC22_10
WG06_03
RC24_17
TG03_06
RC44_03A
SS_Unionism
RC17_03
RC17_03
RC11_09
RC04C_05
TG04_06B
RC02_06
RC32_06B
RC22_03B
RC25_14
RC47_03
RC17_04
JS_RC10_RC53_01
RC53_07
JS_RC10_RC32_02B
JSB_RC10_RC32_04
JS_RC13_RC32_06
JS_RC13_RC32_04
RC32_06A
RC18_05
RC44_06B
RC37_03A
WG03_08
RC30_02
RC12_01
RC30_13
RC21_02
RC10_03
RC05_08
RC49_01
CS_12
RC21_02
TG04_03
RC04A_06
Plenary_01
RC11_02
RC21_20
RC14_02B
RC14_04
CS_02
RC34_03A
RC02_06
RC25_10
JSB_RC10_RC11_01
RC43_05
JSB_RC10_RC11_05
RC11_14
RC11_02
RC42_06
RC21_11
JS_RC37_RC14_01C
RC41_04
WG03_02
RC49_03
AHALAS_02
RC32_01B
WG06_01
RC18_03
RC35_02
RC38_03
RC53_04
TG04_12B
TG04_01B
RC44_02A
RC47_06
RC14_04
RC34_02B
RC07_11
RC24_01
TG04_08B
Ciccia, Rossella
Ciccodicola, Floriana
Ciccodicola, Floriana
Ciochetto, Lynne
Cipriani, Roberto
Cipriani, Roberto
Cipriani, Roberto
Cirman, Andreja
Claeys-Mekdade, Cécilia
Clark, Karen
Clawson, Dan
Clawson, Respondent: Dan
Clegg, Stewart
Clegg, Stewart
Clément, Michèle
Clemente, Aina Tarabini-Castellani
Clements, Bindi
Clifton, Judith
Cloïn, Mariëlle
Clycq, Noel
Cobb , Casey
Coburn, Elaine
Cochoy, Franck
Cocks , Alison
Cocks, Alison
Coe, Anna-Britt
Coe, Anna-Britt
Coelho, Bernardo
Coelho, Bernardo
Coelho, Bernardo
Coffè, Hilde
Cohen, Rachel
Coleman, Karen
Coll, Gerard
Collet, Beate
Collier, Richard
Collinet, C.
Colomb, Claire
Colombo , Clelia
Colombo, Enzo
Comfort, Megan
Cominelli, Luigi
Concha, César Guzmán
Condon, Mary
Conforti, Joseph M.
Connell, Raewyn
Connidis, Ingrid Arnet
Conolly , Priscilla
Constantopoulou , Ch.
Constantopoulou , Ch.
Constantopoulou, Christiana
Conte, Massimo
Contreras, Oscar F
Cook , Chanda
Cook , Glenda
Cook, Christine
Cook, Glenda
Cook, Joanne
Cook, Joe
Cook, Karen
Coppola, Eva Martín
Cordonnier, Sarah
Córdova, Rosa María Camarena
Corino, Gianni
Corominas, Antoni
Coronado, Jaime Preciado
Corradi, Laura
Corradi, Laura
Corsero, Guillermo
Corsten, Michael
Corsten, Michael
Cortesi,, Gabriella
Cortiñas , Sergi Rovira
Corvellec, Hervé
Coskun, Gulsam
Costa, Sérgio
Côté , C.
Cote, James
Cotoi , Calin
Cots, Francesca
Cowburn, Malcolm
357

RC24_19
RC44_03A
TG04_07C
TG04_07C
RC09_13
RC14_05
JSN_04
RC22_01B
RC44_04B
RC44_04A
TG03_06
RC09_10
TG03_07
RC36_01A
RC46_03
RC30_08
RC30_08
RC07_02
RC14_02A
RC53_06
RC30_03
RC21_03
RC43_02
RC21_19
RC21_14
RC30_04
RC24_21
RC24_19
RC21_22
RC13_11
RC04B_08
RC48_08
RC12_04
RC47_06
Ad Visual_05
JSB_RC10_RC11_05
JSB_RC10_RC11_01
RC24_17
RC24_20
RC24_15
RC10_03
RC13_11
RC24_01
RC47_05
RC32_05
RC12_03
RC49_06
RC11_09
RC20_01
RC04B_08
RC14_04
RC10_02
RC41_03
RC25_02
TG04_12A
RC45_04
RC43_05
JSB_RC10_RC32_04
JS_RC10_RC32_02B
RC18_06
JS_RC38_RC32_09
RC24_20
RC22_09A
RC10_03
JS_RC09_TG02
JS_TG02_RC09_03A
RC07_12
RC04A_05
RC04B_05
JS_RC13_RC04_03
TG04_07D
CS_01
JS_RC32_RC38_04
JS_RC38_RC32_09
RC41_02
Ad Ethno and Theory_01
RC21_03
RC22_10
RC32_06B
JS_RC13_WG03_05
JS_WG03_RC13_04
Creado, Eliana Junqueira
Crocker,
Crojethovic, Maria
Crojethovic, Maria
Crosby, Todd
Crozat , D.
Cruz , Martha Hilda
Cruz Esquivel, Juan
Cruz/Serradell, Campdepadros/Santa
Cruzel,
Cruz-Santiago, Michelle
Cucu, Alina-Sandra
Cuevas-Hewitt, Marco
Culic, Irina
Cultiaux , John
Cultiaux, John
Cuzzocrea, Valentina
Czech, Franciszek
D’Agostino , F.
D’Amato, Marina
D’Cruz , Premilla
D’Ottaviano, Camila
D’Ottaviano, Maria
D’Ottaviano, Maria Camila Loffredo
d’Ovidio, Marianna
da Conceição, Jefferson José
da Costa Ferreira, Leila
da Costa Ferreira, Lucia
da Costa, Danielle Pereira
da Costa, Fernanda Santos
Da Costa, Marcio
da Cunha Frota, Maria Guiomar
Da Fonte Pessanha, Elina
da Glória Gohn, Maria
Da Re, Dario
da Silva Destro de Oliveira, Glaucia
da Silva Destro de Oliveira, Glaucia
da Silva Rosa, Teresa
Da Silva Rosa, Teresa
da Silva, Gláucia
da Silva, Patricia Olinda Loureiro Dias
Dadhich, Rita
Dai, Xingang
Daishiro, Nomiya
Daisy Ebeniro, Chioma
Dale, John
Dalla Vedova, Irene
Dallaire, Bernadette
Daloz, Jean-Pascal
Damaso, AF
D'Amato, M.
Dambrauskas , Alicia
Danilova, Raisa I.
Daoxun Zhang , Vincent
Darbellay , Karine
Darby, Michael R.
Darcy, Michael
Darhour, Hanne
Darhour, Hanne
Darracq, Vincent
das Dores Campos Machado, Maria
Das, Shyamal
Das, Shyamal Kumar
Daskalakis , Demosthenis
David, Juan
David, Juan
David, Matthew
Davidovitch, Nitza
Davidovitch, Nitza
Davidovitch, Nitza
Davies, M
Davis, Diane
Davis, Kathy
Davis, Kathy
Davis, Mary Ann
Day, Sophie
de Barros, Marfisa Cysneiros
de Botton, Lena
De bruyn, Els
De Castro, Ana Lúcia
de Castro, Ana Lúcia
RC24_13
RC23_01A
JS_RC10_RC53_01
TG04_13B
RC45_01
RC32_01A
TG04_06A
WG01_01
RC30_04
JSA_RC10_RC32_04
JS_RC10_RC32_02A
RC48_01
RC13_11
RC04A_06
RC04C_08
JS_RC13_RC29_09
RC29_02
RC48_03
RC21_22
RC48_07
RC48_08
RC21_22
JS_RC13_WG03_05
RC21_22
JS_RC13_RC22_06
JS_RC22_RC13
RC53_05
RC09_02
WG06_02
RC47_04
RC18_01
JS_RC13_RC24_13A
SJS_RC13_RC34_RC53_15
SJS_RC13_RC34_RC53
JS_RC13_RC34_RC53
RC21_10
RC24_26
WG01_02
RC09_02
RC25_10
RC37_08B
RC38_06
RC24_15
RC24_18
TG04_14
RC30_10
RC46_03
CS_12
RC30_09
RC22_01B
RC32_06A
RC07_11
SJS_RC023_RC07_RC14_07
RC17_05
TG04_08A
RC37_04
RC17_07B
Ad Visual_01
RC43_04
RC07_01
TG04_07D
RC34_05B
RC25_07
RC30_02
RC47_04
Ad Visual_06
JSN_02
RC12_04
RC42_03
RC41_02
RC41_03
RC02_06
RC32_06A
RC04A_06
RC36_03A
JS_RC10_RC11_06
RC48_10
RC47_04
JS_RC11_RC13_02
JS_RC13_RC11_10
RC04A_08
de Castro, Biancca Scarpeline
de Castro, Henrique Carlos
de Castro, Lucia Rabello
de Castro, Talita Pereira
de Francisco, Andrés
De Jong , Sara
de Krom, M.P.M.M.
de la Fuente, Gloria
De la Garza Toledo, Enrique
de la O , María Eugenia
de la O, Maria Eugenia
de la Torre Oropeza, Verónica
de Lima Camargo, Luiz Octavio
de los Rios, Danae
De Los Rios, Danae
De Luca, Massimiliano
de Luca, Massimiliano
de Matos, Denise Ferreira
de Moraes, André
de Mosteyrín , Laura Fernández
de Mosteyrín, Laura F
de Oliveira, Aldemir
De Oliveira, Eduardo Carrascosa
de Oliveira, José Aldemir
De Oliveira, Rosângela Paulino
De Oliveira, Rosângela Paulino
De Paula, Liana
De Perthuis, François-Xavier
De Rynck, Filip
de Sario, Beppe
Dechezelles, Stéphanie
Deffner , Alex
Deffner , Alex
Deffner , Alex
Deffner , Alex
Deffner, Alex
Deffner, Alex
Degirmenci, Koray
Degiuli, Francesca
del Mar Ramis, Maria
Delaporte, Chloé
Delcroix, Catherine
Delgado, Ana
Delhoume, Catherine
Delibas, Kayhan
Delicado, Ana
Deliège , Isabelle
Della Porta, Donatella
Delorme, Nicolas
Delvallas Picolo, Fernanda
Dema-Moreno, Sandra
Denis, Ann
Denis, Ann
Denis, Jérôme
Denney, David
DeNora, Tia
Dent, Mike
Depeli, Gulsum
DeSai , Gaurang
Desai, Manisha
Desmond, Nicola
Dewaele, Alexis
Dhaouadi, Mahmoud
di Loreto , Martine
Di Nunzio, Daniele
Di Paolantonio, Mario
Dias, Hugo
Dias, Joao Paulo
Díaz de Rivera, Ma. Eugenia Sánchez
Díaz, Julio Pérez
Díaz, Julio Pérez
Díaz-Fuentes, Daniel
Diaz-Martinez , Capitolina
Diez-Palomar, Javier
DiFazio, William
DiFazio, William
DiFazio, William
Diminescu, Dana
Dimkova, Stela
Dimkova, Stela
Diniz, Simay Ozlu
358

RC22_08A
RC18_04
TG02_02A
TG03_02
TG04_07B
TG04_01D
RC21_17
RC20_02
RC22_11
TG02_01A
RC23_10A
AHALAS_02
RC07_13
RC11_07
RC10_03
RC21_19
RC47_02
TG04_01A
RC37_03C
RC04A_03
RC11_04
JSA_RC10_RC11_05
JSA_RC10_RC11_01
RC07_07
RC41_01B
RC48_09
WG06_02
TG04_10
RC11_08
RC30_06
RC47_07
RC17_01
RC10_03
RC12_02
RC47_01
RC37_7B
RC37_03A
RC37_7B
RC37_7A
TG04_01B
RC37_7A
RC21_20
RC04A_02
RC22_01A
RC24_09
JSA_RC11_RC53_03
WG03_02
RC48_03
RC02_04
RC32_03
RC48_08
RC32_06B
RC04B_03
CS_12
RC42_02
RC32_01B
RC38_03
RC24_20
JS_RC13_RC22_06
JS_RC22_RC13
RC17_03
RC04_01
RC30_08
RC24_13
WG06_01
RC10_03
RC32_04
JSA_RC11_RC53_03
RC11_21
RC34_02B
RC26_03
RC42_02
RC42_07
RC18_08
RC05_07
RC47_05
RC05_08
RC24_24
RC32_04
RC37_09A
RC09_06
Diotallevi, Luca
Dirk de Graaf, Nan
Dix, Steffen
Dixon, Jeffrey C.
Dixon-Woods, M
Dixon-Woods, Mary
do Carmo Vieira, Maria
Dodson, Jualynne E.
Domingo, Eduardo M.
Domingues, Mauricio
Domínguez Ríos, Ma. del Carmen
Domínguez García, María Isabel
Dominguez Rios, Ma. del Carmen
Dominguez-Alcón, Carmen
Donaldson , John
Donzel, André
Doran, Marie-Christine
Dorbeck-Jung, Bärbel
Dorin, Stéphane
dos Reis Borges Balsanulfo de Oliviera, Zenaide
Dosman , Donna
Dosman, Donna
Dosman, Donna
Douglas, Karen
Douglas, Karen Manges
Douglas, Karen Manges
D'Ovidio, Fabrizio
Doyle, Aaron
Doyle, Martha
Draetta, Laura
Dressler, Wanda
du Gay , Paul
Du Plessis , Rosemary
Duarte, Madalena
Dubet , Francois
Dubois, Méon
Dubois, Sébastien
Dubois, Vincent
Ducournau, Claire
Dueñas, David
Dufrêne, Bernadette
Duhau, Emilio
Dullaart, Gerda
Dungaciu, Dan
Dunlap, Riley E.
Dunne , Laura
Dunning, Alan
Durán, Camilo Andrés Castiblanco
Durbin, Susan
Durr, Marlese
Durrant , Joan E.
Dussuet, Annie
Dworki, A. Gary
Dworkin , A. Gary
Dworzanowski, Bronwyn
Dykstra, Laurel
Dziuban, Agata
Eargle, Lisa
Ebel, Jonathan
Ebel, Jonathan
Ebert, Norbert
Ebner , Christian
Ebner, Christian
Echavarren, José M
Eckermann, Liz
Economou , Aikaterini
Ed-Dahbi, Malika
Edina da Silva , Benedita
Edmondson, Ricca
Edwards, Kathy
Efstratios , Papanis
Egharevba, Matthew E.
Egharevba, Matthew E.
Eghbarieh, Massoud
Ehrlich, Avishai
Eiichi, Hamanishi
Eito Mateo, Antonio
El Jammal, Marie-Hélène
El Safty, Madiha
Elafros, Athena
El-Battahani, Atta
RC18_02
RC24_13
RC04A_06
RC07_04
WG06_04
RC13_08
RC04A_02
JS_RC13_RC24_13B
RC24_27
JS_RC13_RC09_02
JS_RC13_RC09_02
RC47_04
RC21_03
RC14_06
RC23_14A
SJS_RC13_RC07_RC23_07B
RC23_06
RC11_14
RC41_05
RC24_20
RC45_01
RC24_01
TG04_01B
TG04_01C
JSN_03
CS_12
RC07_11
RC02_06
RC09_07
RC05_08
RC09_04
RC04B_03
RC04B_04
RC18_08
RC32_05
RC37_03B
RC24_03
RC17_07B
RC30_10
TG03_07
RC44_04B
CS_09
WG03_09
RC34_03A
Ad Visual_01
WG06_04
RC11_20
JS_RC37_RC14_01C
RC10_03
RC22_06A
RC23_02B
RC22_03A
RC17_07B
JSB_RC10_RC11_05
JSB_RC10_RC11_01
CS_13
RC24_01
TG03_07
RC53_03
RC47_07
RC47_05
RC34_05A
RC25_18
TG04_4A
RC47_03
RC11_04
JSA_RC10_RC11_05
JSA_RC10_RC11_01
RC11_04
JSN_02
JS_RC10_RC53_01
RC32_06A
RC09_09
RC32_05
RC32_06B
RC09_09
RC12_05
RC38_02
RC34_01A
RC09_05
RC11_03
Elff, Martin
Elghali, Lucia
Elias, Marina
Eliasoph, Nina
Elizondo-Lara, Maikol
Elkington, Sam
Elliot, Ligia
Enoch, Yael
Enoch, Yael
Er, Liu
Erdei, K.
Erdi Lelandais, Ceri, Gülçin
Ergin, Nezihe Ba_ak
Ergur , A.
Erochina, Kira
Erol, Pelin Önder
Escalante, Juan Carlos
Escriva , Angeles
Escrivá, Angeles
Esmail, Ashraf
Espinosa, María Paz
Espluga, Josep
Espluga, Josep
Espluga, Josep
Essa, Mohamedazad
Essack , Shaheeda
Estalella, Adolfo
Esteban Castro, José
Estévez, Ariadna
Estrada Carvalhais, Isabel
Estrada, Elena Dorothy
Estrela, Elsa
Estrela, Elsa
Esu, Aide
Etah Ayuk, Justine
Ethis, Emmanuel ,
Evans, David
Evetts, Julia
Ewert, Joachim
Ezeah, Peter
Ezguerra/ Garces-Mascarenas, Sandra/Balnca
Fabiani, Jean-Louis
Fabiani, Valentina
Fabiansson, Charlotte
Faccioli, Patrizia
Fachelli, Sandra
Fachinger, Uwe
Facuse, Marisol
Fafaliou, Irene
Fahed, Ziad
Fainholc, Beatriz
Fainstein, Daniel
Fairclough, Nicholas
Fairhurst , Eileen
Fairhurst , Eileen
Fakouhi, Nasser
Falaleeva, Maria
Falcón, Sylvanna M.
Falloon, Janet
Famiglietti, Antonio
Fan, Yun
Fangen, Katrine
Farini , Federico
Farré, Jordi
Farro, Antimo L.
Fassio, Adriana
Fast , Janet
Fast , Janet
Fast, Janet
Fataar , Aslam
Fattore, Toby
Faulk, Laila
Fauser, Margit
Fayomi, Oluyemi
Fazeli, Fatemeh
Fazito, Dimitri
Febbrajo, Alberto
Fefler, Irian
Feixa, Carles
Fei-yu Hseih, Michelle
Feldman, Susan
359

RC11_06
RC04A_07
RC04_01
RC21_14
RC11_13
RC07_14
RC23_10B
RC22_02B
RC23_10B
RC07_14
RC37_7C
TG03_05
RC07_16
RC23_12
WG03_09
CS_12
RC04C_05
RC04B_08
RC37_03A
RC24_03
TG03_04
RC21_23
RC34_06
JS_RC10_RC32_02A
JSA_RC10_RC32_04
RC24_12
RC34_06
RC29_02
RC11_11
RC42_06
RC35_07
RC11_12
JS_RC36_WG03B
JS_WG03_RC36_06
WG03_09
RC53_05
RC11_03
RC42_05
RC22_06B
RC36_06
RC37_09A
RC25_02
RC22_07B
JSB_RC10_RC11_05
JSB_RC10_RC11_01
RC24_01
RC32_06B
RC32_01C
CS_13
DURKHEIM_01
RC22_03B
RC11_09
RC24_06
RC11_15
RC30_07
TG03_01
RC09_01
RC09_06
RC32_05
RC24_18
RC22_02B
JS_RC37_RC14_01D
RC41_05
RC49_06
RC09_07
RC44_04B
WG06_01
RC23_14B
RC34_05B
RC37_05A
DURKHEIM_01
RC37_7B
RC25_16
RC04C_04
RC04A_08
RC37_05B
RC44_04B
JS_RC10_RC11_07
RC36_03B
RC48_11
RC44_01B
Feldman, Susan
Feliciano, Cynthia
Feniger, Yariv
Ferm, Jessica
Fernández Alonso, Mercedes
Fernandez Esquinas, Manuel
Fernández Esquinas, Manuel
Fernández Mostaza, Maria Esther
Fernández Rodríguez, Carlos Manuel
Fernandez Rodriguez, Carlos Manuel
Fernandez, Antoine
Fernandez, Yeiling
Fernandez-Esquinas, Manuel
Fernandez-Esquinas, Manuel
Ferrara , Maria
Ferrari, Vincenzo
Ferraro, Alceu Ravanello
Ferraz , Marcos
Ferreira, Claudino
Ferreira, José G
Ferrie, Joanna
Ferro, Anna
Feu, Jordi
Fialho, Fabricio
Fialho, Fabrício
Fig, David
Figueras , Monica
Figueria, Daurius
Filipovic, Ma_a
Fine, Gary Alan
Fine, Robert
Finnegan, Deirdre
Fiori, Diego
Fiori, Diego
Fiori, Diego
Firth, Alan
Fischer, Thomas
Fisek, M. Hamit
Fisher , Netanel
Fisher, Eran
Fisher, Laura
Fitzgerald, Richard
Fitzgibbon, Mike
Fitzpatrick, Marilyn
Fitzpatrick, Marilyn
Flachner, Zsuzsanna
Flahault, Erika
Flecha , Ainhoa
Fleck, Christian
Fleck, Christian
Flora, Gavril
Florek, M.
Florit, Luciano
Flynn, Matt
Folami Olakunle, Michael
Folami, Olakunle Michael
Fong, Jack
Fong, Jack
Fonjong, Lotsmart
Fonjong, Lotsmart N.
Fons i Duocastella , Clara
Fontenelle, Isleide
Fontenot, Kayla
Fontes, Breno Augusto
Ford, Michele
Ford, Michele
Forkan, Cormac
Fornos Klein, Stefan
Fossland, Trine Medby
Fourmentraux, Jean-Paul
Fournier, Marcel
Fournier, Marcel
Fox , Stephanie
Franco, Cresco
Franco, Creso
François, Sébastien
Fransisco,
Frantz, Walter
Frantz, Walter
Frantz, Walter
Franzway, Suzanne
RC11_22
RC43_02
RC48_07
JS_RC10_RC32_02A
JSA_RC10_RC32_04
WG06_05
RC04B_08
RC24_24
RC25_16
RC24_10
RC21_14
RC30_06
WG06_07
CS_03
WG03_02
JS_RC26_RC46_06
CS_10
RC46_01
RC38_03
JS_RC13_RC32_04
WG06_05
RC53_05
RC47_03
RC14_01
RC36_06
RC05_09
RC21_06
RC22_06B
RC30_02
JS_RC36_WG03B
JS_WG03_RC36_06
RC34_05A
RC30_04
RC09_12
RC04B_03
RC36_05B
TG03_01
RC24_12
SS_Unionism
RC25_01
RC30_02
TG04_01C
RC21_09
JS_RC32_RC38_04
JS_RC38_RC32_09
RC23_10A
RC22_01B
RC23_10B
RC07_14
RC24_17
RC04A_06
RC21_05
RC29_01
RC24_03
RC07_13
RC04A_08
RC23_14B
RC04B_08
RC48_03
RC24_23
WG06_02
RC22_01A
RC22_03A
TG03_05
TG02_02B
RC37_08A
RC11_13
JS_RC37_RC14_01A
RC23_14B
JS_RC09_TG02_02
JS_TG02_RC09_03B
RC09_06
RC22_01B
RC11_11
RC05_09
RC34_05B
RC30_03
RC20_02
ClASCO_02
RC14_05
RC26_05
Fratczak , Ewa
Frediani, Alexandre
Freedman, Jane
Fregidou-Malama, Maria
Fregidou-Malama, Maria
Freiner, Karina
Freir, L
Freire de Mello, Leonardo Freire
French , Martin
Frenzel, Alexander
Frey, Oliver
Fribourg, Bertrand
Frick, Joachim R.
Friedman, Lawrence
Frisiello, Antonella
Fritz , Jean Marie
Fritz, Jan Marie
Fritz, Jan Marie
Froggett, Lynn
Frohlick, Susan
Frommert, Dina
Frota, Maria Guiomar da Cunho
Frybes, Marcin
Fuchs , Ch
Fuchs, Christian
Fuhse, Jan
Fujita, Kuniko
Furman, Renata
Fusulier, Bernard
Gabbianelli, Giulio
Gabbianelli, Giulio
Gabor, Kalman
Gadille, Martine
Gaggio, Dario
Galego, Carla
Gal-Ezer, Miri
Galicia Sánchez, Segundo
Gallego Carrera, Diana Gallego
Gallin, Panelists: Dan
Galloway, Nieema
Gálvez Mozo, Ana
Gamero, Nuria
Ganau, Joan
Garay, Ana
Garay, Ana Isabel
García , Jose Luis
García Hernández, Aidé
Garcia Quintanilla, Magda
Garcia Quintanilla, Magda
García Serrano, Pablo García
Garcia Wehrle, Paloma
García, Alejandro
García, Carmen Ruidiaz
Garcia, Ernest
Garcia, José Luís
Garcia, Maribel
Garcia-Aracil, Adela
Garcia-Dils, Ramon
García-Guadilla, María Pilar
Gareau, Brian J.
Garhammer, Manfred
Garma, Carlos
Garret Ríos, Maria Gabriela
Garrido Gómez, María-Isabel
Gaspar, Sofia
Gaspar, Sofia
Gastron, Liliana
Gaudez, Florent
Gaughan, Monica
Gauvain, Mathilde
Gauvain, Mathilde
Gaynor, Niamh
Gaytán Alcalá, Felipe
Gedvilaite, Margarita
Geerdes, Sara-Izabella
Geldyeva, Gozel
Genin, Émilie
Genov, Nikolai
Gentili, Pablo
Geoffroy , M.
George , Gantzias
360

RC07_05
RC32_05
RC44_05B
RC30_09
RC14_03B
RC10_01
RC47_03
TG04_12A
JS_RC48_RC07_06
RC07_06
RC44_03A
RC38_04
RC04B_05
RC26_04
RC04B_02
RC04B_03
RC43_03
JS_RC37_RC14_01B
RC07_05
RC44_02B
RC11_01
RC04A_06
TG03_10
SJS_RC25_RC05_TG03_11
Plenary_01
RC42_04
RC22_01A
RC18_01
RC22_01A
WG03_09
WG03_10
RC23_14A
WG06_05
RC37_7A
RC07_08
RC26_02
RC09_12
RC22_09A
RC04C_05
RC04B_07
TG04_08B
RC41_03
RC18_05
RC21_04
RC07_11
RC30_05
TG04_12B
RC24_15
RC43_04
RC07_15
RC02_06
RC07_13
RC23_10A
RC23_11
RC07_13
RC23_10A
RC41_08
RC48_03
WG03_08
TG04_4A
RC48_05
RC29_02
RC17_03
RC21_15
TG03_02
RC25_08
RC26_01
RC26_02
RC25_01
RC02_08
RC02_03
RC20_03
JSA_RC10_RC32_04
JS_RC10_RC32_02A
RC14_06
RC25_05
RC04B_02
RC04B_08
RC04A_02
RC13_08
WG06_07
George, Michael
George, Tayo
Georges,
Georges, Isabel
Georgopoulou , P.
Geraldo de Castro, Bárbara
Gerbaudo, Paolo
Gerber , David
Gerhards , Jürgen
Gerhards, Jürgen
Gerstel,
Ghergel, Ana
Ghosh, Paramita
Giannopoulou, Ioanna
Giavrimis, Panagiotis
Giavrimis, Panagiotis
Gibb, Ken
Gibbons, Jacqueline A.
Gibbons, Jacqueline A.
Gillan/ Lambert, Michael
Gilleard , Chris
Gimenez Rodriguez, Joaquim
Gimeno Giménez, Leonor
Gimeno, Leonor
Giner, Salvador
Giordano, Peggy C.
Giorgi, Alberta
Giori, Alberta
Giumbelli, Emerson
Giusti, Sonia
Giusti, Sonia
Gläser, Jochen
Glatzer, Wolfgang
Glauser, Andrea
Gleiter, Joerg
Gloria, Pirzio
Go, Julian
Gocer, Derya
Gök_en, Fato_
Gök_en, Fato_
Golightley, Malcolm
Golubeva, Golubeva Yu.
Gombin, Joel
Gómez , Mariana
Gomez Cruz, Edgar
Gómez Solórzano, Marco Augusto
Gomez, Andres Montero
Gonçalves, Ana
Gondim , Linda
Gonzales Ramos, Ana M.
González Begega, Sergio
Gonzalez De La Fe, Teresa
González de la Fe, Teresa
González Ramos, Ana M.
Gonzalez Ramos, Ana Ma.
González Ramos, Ana Maria
González, César A.
González, Maria Victoria Espiñeira
Gonzalez-Polledo, E/J
Gonzalo, Jan
Goodman, James
Gordaliza, Rosario Pozo
Gordon,, Ray
Görk, Reyhan Varli
Gorodzeisky, Anastasia
Goroshko, Olena
Gorshkov, Mikhail
Gorshkov, Mikhail
Goswami, Nirmali
Gottfried, Heidi
Gottschall, Karin
Goudsblom, Johan
Goulart, Tatiana
Goulart, Tatiana
Gourhant , V.
Gouveia , Carlos A. M.
Gouveia, Â. G.
Gouveia, AB
Gouvias, Dionyssios
Goyal, R.S.
Grabka, Markus M.
Ad Visual_01
JS_RC36_WG03A
JS_WG03_RC36_05
RC17_04
RC18_01
RC24_11
WG03_03
RC49_06
RC04B_07
JS_RC11_RC13_02
JS_RC13_RC11_10
TG04_07A
TG04_07D
RC12_04
JS_RC09_TG02
JS_TG02_RC09_03A
RC34_04B
RC22_10
RC34_04A
RC25_17
RC04C_05
RC24_06
RC42_02
RC30_10
RC04B_07
RC23_11
JS_RC04_RC07_RC23_RC32_05
RC07_15
RC23_03A
RC24_27
JS_RC13_RC24_13B
RC21_17
RC21_19
TG04_02B
RC10_02
RC30_01
RC32_04
RC07_07
RC48_09
RC34_02B
RC24_03
RC24_15
RC29_01
TG03_05
RC07_08
RC44_02B
RC21_15
RC30_03
RC24_06
RC24_04
RC12_03
RC32_01C
SJS_RC13_RC34_RC53_15
SJS_RC13_RC34_RC53
JS_RC13_RC34_RC53
RC30_05
RC47_04
WG01_02
RC21_03
RC36_05A
RC47_05
RC24_08
JS_RC13_RC32_04
SJS_RC13_RC07_RC23_07B
RC30_12
RC24_20
RC48_08
JS_RC11_RC13_02
JS_RC13_RC11_10
RC13_11
RC41_03
SJS_RC25_RC05_TG03_11
TG03_10
RC05_10
RC22_03B
RC22_04
RC37_06C
RC22_06B
RC48_02
RC21_19
JS_RC10_RC53_01
Gradskova, Yulia
Grams, Diane
Grams, Diane
Grandclément, Catherine
Grasso, Ilario
Grasso, Marco
Grau, Begonya Enguix
Grausgruber, Alfred
Grayson, J. Paul
Green , Eileen
Green , Eileen
Green, Judith
Greene, G
Greenfield, Steve
Greenstein, Ran
Greenstein, Ran
Greve, Laurent
Griera, Maria M.
Griffin, Christine
Grigor’jev , SvjatoslavI
Grishaeva, Nataliya P.
Grisotti, Marcia
Grobbelaar, Janis
Grondona, Ana Lucia
Gross, Christiane
Gross, Christiane
Gross, Christiane
Gross, Christiane
Gross, Matthias
Grossman, Ronit
Grossman, Ronit
Grossmann, Katrin
Großmann, Katrin
Groves, Christopher
Grybovych , Oksana
Guadarrama, Rocio
Guc, Ayse
Gudavarthy, Ajay
Gudavarthy, Ajay
Gu_mundsson, Gestur
Guerra, João
Guerra, João
Guerra, Nancy G.
Guerrero, Landys
Guerrero, Sandra
Guillaume, Cecile
Guimaraes, Rita
Guimaraes, Sonia
Guivant, Julia S.
Guízar, Francisco
Guliyev, Rufat
Guliyeva, Sveta
Gulshetty, B.S.
Gulshetty, B.S.
Gulshetty, B.S.
Gun Cuningham, Patrick
Gun Cuninghame, Patrick
Gun Cuninghame, Patrick
Gündogdu, Ibrahim
Gunes, Fatime
Guoli, Dong
Gupta, Aarti
Gupta, R.D.
Gupta, Rajiv
Gupta, Saloni
Gupta, Saurabh
Gupta, Saurabh
Gupta, Vandana
Gupta, Vandana
Gupta, Vishesh kumar
Gurak, Douglas T.
Gurung , Shobha Hamal
Gurung, Shobha Hamal
Gutierrez Chong, Natividad
Gutierrez Martinez, Daniel
Gutiérrez-Martínez, Daniel
Gutman, Yifat
Gutmann, Emanuel
Guzmán -Concha, César
Haase, Annegret
Haav, Kaarel
361

RC34_04A
RC30_09
RC11_21
RC37_7A
RC32_02B
RC21_06
Ad Visual_01
RC37_09A
JS_RC37_RC14_01A
CS_10
RC09_11
RC05_04
RC05_10
RC11_15
RC41_03
RC47_07
RC11_21
RC11_20
TG04_07C
RC11_05
RC11_10
TG04_06A
RC37_05A
RC30_11
RC34_04B
RC36_02C
RC05_03
JS_RC38_RC05_08
RC26_02
RC26_04
RC25_17
RC25_13
RC25_17
RC23_11
JS_RC04_RC07_RC23_RC32_05
RC07_15
RC11_13
RC11_15
JS_RC10_RC36_03
RC11_12
JS_RC13_RC30_14
JS_RC13_RC32_06
RC42_04
RC36_06
RC24_19
RC09_08
RC11_06
TG02_02A
RC22_09B
TG04_01C
RC44_02A
RC11_03
RC21_13
TG03_05
RC11_24
RC23_03A
RC02_09
RC23_15
Ad Visual_03
RC25_10
RC18_03
JSA_RC10_RC11_01
RC44_03B
RC42_06
WG06_05
RC11_23
RC24_08
RC34_03B
RC30_05
RC22_01A
AHALAS_02
JS_RC38_TG04_12
TG04_13A
RC46_03
RC07_09
RC34_01B
RC46_06
RC22_02B
RC30_13
JS_RC10_RC36_03
RC04A_03
Habuchi, Ichiyo
Hadj, Mourad Moulai
Hafford-Letchfield, Trish
Hagen Malfrid, Irene
Hager, Tamar
Haila, Anne
Halawa, Mateusz
Halley, Jeanne
Halley, Jeffrey
Halley, Jeffrey A.
Halmai, Gabor
Hamal Gurung, Shobha
Hamal Gurung, Shobha
Hamblin, Kate
Ham-Chande, Roberto
Hamel, Pierre
Hamilton, Mary
Hamilton, Myra
Hammer, Raphaël
Hancheva, Camellia
Hank, Karsten
Hansen, Janus
Hansen, Jérôme
Harayama, Tetsu
Harelimana, Anselme
Harinen, Paivi
Harman, Vicki
Harman, Vicki
Harms, Dr Hans
Harms, Hans
Harnisch , Joerg-Henner
Harnisch , Svetlana I.
Harnisch , Svetlana I.
Harnoncourt, Max
Harnoncourt, Max
Harnoncourt, Max
Harper , Sarah
Harper, Sarah
Harris, Richard
Harris, Tamara
Harrison, Julia
Harrison, Julia
Harrod, Michael M.
Hartley, Daniel
Hasegawa, Koichi
Haskova, Hana
Hasmanova Marhankova, Jaroslava
Hassan, Riaz
Hassan, Riaz
Hassler, Björn
Hattatoglu, Dilek
Hatton-Yeo, Allan
Hatuka, Tali
Hauchecorne, Mathieu
Hayles, Cathy
Haynes, Paul
Häyrinen-Alestalo, Marja
Häyrinen-Alestalo, Marja
Hazan, Noa
Heath , Melanie
Heath, Oliver
Hebert, Marijo
Hege&Dufour, Adelheid/Christian
Hegtvedt, Karen A.
Heien, Thorsten
Heikkinen, Satu
Heinrichs, Harald
Helve, Helena
Hendrickx, Jef
Hennig, Anja
Henrique Martins, Paulo
Henwood, Karen
Henwood, Karen
Herbrand , Cathy
Hernandez Amador, Edmundo
Hernández Gutiérrez, José Antonio
Hernandez Hernandez, Marisela
Hernández Madrid , Miguel
Hernández Romo, Marcela A.
Hernández, Alba
Hernández, Fernando
RC30_01
RC21_01
ISSC_01
RC30_01
RC37_04
RC04A_04
RC37_02A
JS_RC38_RC37_10
RC13_08
RC23_05
RC34_04A
WG06_04
RC05_02
JS_RC05_RC32_01B
RC11_01
RC36_01B
RC17_02
RC17_05
RC21_01
RC45_03
RC24_14
RC11_05
TG04_08B
RC11_15
JSB_RC10_RC11_05
JSB_RC10_RC11_01
RC11_05
RC11_17
TG04_01A
RC49_05
RC38_01
RC24_01
RC38_04
RC35_03
RC02_05
RC35_01
RC48_01
RC24_27
JS_RC13_RC24_13B
RC13_08
RC05_05
RC04A_08
RC04A_04
RC25_05
TG04_15
RC24_01
TG04_14
TG04_4A
RC24_03
RC07_12
RC23_13B
JS_RC09_TG02
JS_TG02_RC09_03A
RC25_02
RC18_09
RC11_22
RC07_12
JSN_03
RC30_13
RC21_23
TG04_01C
RC11_14
RC21_18
JS_RC09_RC13_03
TG04_4B
RC25_09
RC11_14
RC24_10
TG03_10
RC05_04
TG04_01A
WG06_07
RC38_01
Ad Visual_05
RC05_08
RC21_01
RC21_02
TG02_01B
RC41_04
RC18_04
RC47_02
Hernandez, Luis
Hernández-Medina, Esther
Hernes, Gudmund
Herrera Aragon, Diego
Herrero, Marta
Herring, K. Lee
Herrschaft, Felicia
Herrschaft, Felicia
Herzer, Gernot
Hessels, Laurens
Hettige, Siri
Hettige, Siri
Heyse, Petra
Heyse, Petra
Higgs, Paul
Higuchi, Naoto
Hiller, Petra
Hillman, Alex
Hillmann, Felicitas
Hinz, Thomas
Hirsch, Darya
Hlebec, Valentina
Hodge, Suzanne
Hofäcker, Dirk
Hoff , Andreas
Hoff, Andreas
Hoff, Andreas
Hoffman, Jaco
Hofmann, Jeanette
Høgsbro, Kjeld
Holdsworth, Clare
Hollaender, Kirsten
Holmberg, Lena
Holmwood, John
Holmwood, John
Holzer, Boris
Hongo, Masatake
Honkanen , Antti
Honkanen , Antti
Honkanen , Antti
Honkasalo, Veronika
Hope, Richard O
Hopmann, Stefan T.
Horejes, Thomas
Horii, Mitsutoshi
Horlick-Jones, Tom
Horlick-Jones, Tom
Horlick-Jones, Tom
Horta, Ana
Hossain, Mahjabeen Khaled
Høstaker, Roar
Hoszgör, Ayse Gündüz
Hoszgör, Ayse Gündüz
Housley , William
Houtman, Dick
Howse, Kenneth
Hsu, Hung-Yi
Hu , Lina
Hualde, Alfredo
Huan, Li Ming
Huber, Michael
Huete , Raquel
Huete, Raquel
Huidi, MA
Hultman, Martin
Humphreys, Jean
Hunter, Alistair
Hunter, Colin
Huss, E.
Huss, E.
Hutter, Bridget
Huxhold, Oliver
Iarskaia-Smirnova , Elena
Iarskaia-Smirnova, Elena
Ibañez-Angulo, Monica
Ibarra, Guillermo
Ibarra, Jorge
Ichijo, Atsuko
Igel, Corinne
Ignazi, Piero
Igreja, Ciesas, Rebecca
362

RC24_21
RC10_01
RC36_01B
TG04_5
RC37_04
RC24_16
RC38_03
JS_RC10_RC53_01
RC38_05
RC05_02
JS_RC10_RC32_02A
RC30_11
RC04C_04
WG01_02
RC11_13
RC30_07
JS_RC14_RC37
RC11_07
RC23_12
RC07_16
RC44_02A
TG04_02B
TG04_01D
RC02_07
TG04_01D
JS_RC10_RC36_03
RC24_01
RC04C_04
RC42_01
RC23_03A
RC11_08
RC17_02
RC45_04
RC17_02
RC22_03A
SJS_RC13_RC34_RC53_15
SJS_RC13_RC34_RC53
JS_RC13_RC34_RC53
JS_RC13_RC22_06
SJS_RC13_RC34_RC53_15
JS_RC22_RC13
SJS_RC13_RC34_RC53
JS_RC13_RC34_RC53
RC14_02C
RC18_04
RC37_7A
TG04_06A
RC47_06
RC07_04
RC14_06
RC24_27
JS_RC13_RC24_13B
RC29_02
RC53_05
WG06_01
RC36_03A
JS_RC10_RC11_06
RC48_10
RC12_07
RC41_07
RC07_13
RC23_10A
RC22_03B
RC30_09
CS_02
RC23_06
RC24_09
RC43_05
RC07_16
RC23_12
TG04_01A
RC11_03
RC32_03
RC42_06
WG06_01
RC21_16
RC21_04
JSB_RC10_RC11_05
JSB_RC10_RC11_01
TG04_10
RC53_03
Ilhan, Akgun
Imbrasait_, J_rat_
Inaba, Nanako
Ingenhoff , Diana
Inglis, David
Inkinen, Aino
Inowlocki, Lena
Invernizzi, Antonella
Ipatova, Liana
Iqbal, Khurram
Iqbal, Khurram
Iranzo, Consuelo
Irawati Pattinasarany, Indera Ratna
Isaev , Kusein
Isengard , Bettina
Ishihara, Mamiko
Isleide, Fontenelle
Israsena Na Ayudhya , Praima
Ivanova, Elena
Ivanova, Elena
Ivanova, Rosalina
Iwona, Zielinska
J.D. , Wulfhorst
J.S. Ross, Robert
Jackson, Clare
Jackson, Jeff
Jacobi, Pedro Roberto
Jacovkis, Judith
Jadhav, Vishal G.
Jadoul, Raynald
Jadoul, Raynald
Jagd, Søren
Jaime Castillo, Antonio M.
Jaime, Pedro
Jaimes Martínez, Ramiro
Jain, Rashmi
Jain, Rashmi
Jain, Rashmi
Jain, Sushila
Jain, Sushila
Jain, Sushila
Jain, Sushila
Jain, Sushila
Jansen , Z.
Jansen, Giedo
Janssen, Susanne
Japp, Klaus P.
Jardim Pinto, Céli Regina
Jasso, Guillermina
Jauréguiberry , Fr.
Jean-Pierre , Mounet
Jean-Pierre, Mounet
Jegede, Ajibade Ebenezer
Jenks, Christopher
Jennison , Karen M.
Jensen, Knud
Jensen, Knud
Jensen, Knud
Jerome, Arun
Jerome, Patricia A.
Jeronimo, Helena
Jerónimo, Helena
Jevtic, Miroljub
Jimenez Guzman, Maria Lucero
Jiménez, Jaime
Jiménez, Jaime
Jimenez, Manuel
Jimenez, Maria
Jimenez-Buedo, Maria
Jimenez-Buedo, Maria
Johansson, Vicki
Johnson , Beth
Johnson Osirim, Mary
Johnson, Cathryn
Johnson, Kenneth A.
Johnston, Lauralyn
Jonas, Michael
Jonda , Bernadette
Jonda, Bernadette
Jones, Anwen
Jones, Nicola
RC07_12
JS_RC37_RC14_01A
RC37_09B
RC30_02
JS_RC25_TG03_06
TG03_09
RC11_06
RC22_05
RC22_11
JS_RC13_WG03_05
JS_WG03_RC13_04
RC02_06
RC24_11
RC12_07
RC41_07
RC38_04
TG04_14
RC24_07
RC04B_07
RC07_15
RC23_11
JS_RC04_RC07_RC23_RC32_05
RC07_13
RC23_10A
RC30_11
RC47_07
JS_RC09_TG02_02
JS_TG02_RC09_03B
RC34_05B
JS_RC09_TG02_02
RC09_08
JS_TG02_RC09_03B
RC09_11
RC09_10
JSB_RC11_RC53_03
RC42_07
RC12_05
RC21_12
TG02_01B
CS_03
RC36_01C
WG03_10
RC04A_06
RC21_06
RC22_08A
RC17_06
JSB_RC11_RC53_03
RC05_10
RC21_23
RC11_08
JS_RC14_RC30_RC32
RC13_08
JS_RC09_RC13_03
JS_RC13_RC09_02
RC13_01
SJS_RC13_RC34_RC53_15
SJS_RC13_RC34_RC53
JS_RC13_RC34_RC53
RC22_10
RC21_18
RC09_11
RC32_01A
RC05_07
JS_RC32_RC38_04
JS_RC38_RC32_09
RC21_16
JS_RC36_WG03B
JS_WG03_RC36_06
RC32_01C
JS_RC36_WG03_C
RC22_09B
TG04_06B
RC22_03B
RC25_07
Ad Visual_02
JS_RC13_RC29_09
RC42_06
RC37_7A
RC07_03
TG03_08
RC11_16
Jones, Paul
Jones, Paul
Jones, Paul
Jong-Sung, Kim
Jönson , Håkan
Jönson , Håkan
Jönsson , Ingrid
Jonveaux, Isabelle
Jonveaux, Isabelle
Jorand, Dominique
Jorand, Dominique
Jorgenson, Andrew
Jorgenson, Andrew
Joseph, Jerome
Joshua, Aransiola
Jost, Gerhard
Jubert, Fabrice
Juncà, Martí Boada
Jungbauer-Gans, Monika
Jungbauer-Gans, Monika
Jungbauer-Gans, Monika
Jungbauer-Gans, Monika
Jungblut, Airton
Jungblut, Airton Luiz
Jurado Montelongo, Mario Alberto
Jurczyszyn, Lukasz
K. Bhambra, Gurminder
K. Bhambra, Gurminder
Kaabour, Simohammed
Kabakchieva, Petya
Kabakchieva, Petya
Kabakchieva, Petya
Kabele, Jiri
Kahancova, Marta
Kahn, Hafiz
Kahn, Mariam Seedat
Kajer, Poul Fritz
Kalandides, Ares
Kalberg, Stephen
Kalekin-Fishman, Devorah
Kalekin-Fishman, Devorah
Kalekin-Fishman, Devorah
Kalia, Rajesh
Kalia, Rajesh
Kalkandjieva, Daniela
Kallinikos, Jannis
Kalula, Mpiana
Kambouri, Helen
Kamibayashi, Chieko
Kamiya, Yumiko
Kamlesh , Mohan
Kamphorst, Teus
Kamphorst, Teus J.
Kamphorst, Teus J.
Kamphorst, Teus J.
Kamphorst, Teus J.
Kamphorst, Teus J.
Kamphorst, Teus J.
Kanckos, Lise
Kandylis, George
Kania, Magdalena
Kannabiran , Kalpan
Kannabiran, Kalpana
Kannabrian, Kalpana
Kannabrian, Kalpana
Kao, Shu-Fen
Kappler, Karolin
Kappler, Karolin
Kappler, Karolin
Kappler, Karolin
Kara, Melike
Karaffa, Cynthia A.
Kargina, Irina
Karim, Reazul
Karim, Sajid
Karklina, Ieva
Karpinski, Zbigniew
Kartunen, Sari
Karuri-Sebina, Geci
Katz, Jack
Katz, Jeanne
363

TG02_02A
RC43_02
JSB_RC10_RC11_05
JSB_RC10_RC11_01
JS_RC09_RC13_03
JS_RC13_RC09_02
TG04_09A
RC02_04
RC44_06B
RC11_08
RC02_06
RC23_02B
RC09_13
JS_RC32_RC38_04
JS_RC38_RC32_09
RC21_08
RC25_20
RC09_01
RC09_09
RC37_05A
JS_RC37_RC14_01C
Ad Visual_02
CS_05
RC49_03
RC04A_07
JSA_RC11_RC53_03
RC41_01A
RC07_02
RC47_05
RC47_05
TG04_01C
Ad Revistas_01
RC09_08
RC25_08
RC10_03
TG04_01D
TG04_08B
RC11_02
RC17_07B
RC17_07B
RC_36_01C
RC07_12
RC25_13
TG04_12A
JS_RC13_RC04_03
RC04B_06
RC24_16
TG04_10
TG02_01A
RC17_04
RC43_05
RC38_06
RC34_02B
RC02_06
RC24_17
RC11_10
Ad Visual_02
RC24_10
RC41_01A
RC22_02A
JS_RC13_RC04_03
TG03_08
RC23_02A
RC11_06
RC41_03
RC53_06
RC21_15
RC04A_04
RC04B_06
JS_RC36_WG03A
JS_RC36_WG03C
JS_WG03_RC36_05
RC11_07
RC11_09
RC11_11
RC17_03
RC17_03
JS_RC13_RC29_09
RC30_02
TG04_15
RC05_01
Kaya, Ayhan
Keating, Dennis
Keating, Norah
Keating, Norah
Keliyan, Maya
Keliyan, Maya
Kemshall, Hazel
Kennedy, Peter
Kennedy, Peter/Carole
Kenny, Rosanne
Kentor, Jeffry
Kepenek, Emek
Khaire, Mukti
Khan, Nighat
Khan, Nighat
Kharlamov, Nikita A.
Khetagurova , Nataly
Khondker, Habibul H.
Khusenova, Nafisa
Kiiler, Eve
Kilborne, Yann
Kilburn, Louise
Kilian, Reinhold
Kilian, Reinhold
Kim, Jeehun
Kim, Jeehun
Kim, Jeehun
Kim, Mun Cho
Kim, Sang-Jun
Kim, Seung Kuk
Kingma, Sytze F.
Kingman, Eduardo
Kipiani, Giorgi
Kirchner , Corinne
Kiriazidis , Theo
Kirk, Elizabeth A.
Kirkcaldy, Andy
Kirkman, Allison
Kirkpatrick, Ian
Kirkpatrick, Ian
Kirpitchenko, Liudmila
Kirton, Andrew
Kistereva , Maria
Kitzinger, Jenny
Kjølsrød, Lise
Klein, Stefan Fornos
Klintman, Mikael
Kloep, Marion
Knöbl, Wolfgang
Kobayashi-Hillary, Nobumi
Koebel, Tedd
Koettig, Michaela
Koffman, Ofra
Köhler, Holm-Detlev
Kohlheb, Norbert
Kohli, Martin
Kohn, Ayelet
Kojima, Hiroshi
Kojima, Hiroshi
Kojima, Hiroshi
Kolesnikova, Elena Yu
Koli Bau, Yanuarius
Kollannavar, Giriyappa
Komp, Kathrin
Komp, Kathrin
König, Alexandra
Konstantatos, Haris
Konstantinovskiy, David
Konstantinovsky, David
Kontula, Anna
Kontula, Anna
Kontula, Anna
Kopacz, M.
Kopacz, M.
Kopacz, Marek S.
Kornberger, Martin
Kornberger, Martin
Koroleva, Ilze
Korpa, Viola
Korsdal Sørensen, Johanne
Korteweg, Anna
JS_RC05_RC32_01A
RC09_08
RC43_02
RC14_02C
RC14_02A
RC34_02A
RC09_12
RC22_09B
RC35_06
RC35_07
Ad Visual_06
RC46_05
RC36_02B
RC10_03
RC11_24
JS_RC25_TG03_06
TG03_09
RC30_11
RC10_03
RC41_03
RC20_01
WG06_01
WG01_02
RC49_02
RC24_07
RC37_09B
RC11_09
JS_RC38_RC37_10
RC36_01B
TG04_07A
RC21_12
RC05_10
RC24_26
RC09_03
RC24_14
TG03_01
JS_RC13_RC29_09
RC32_05
RC11_10
JSN_01
RC05_04
RC04B_06
RC38_05
Ad Visual_06
RC43_04
RC24_02
RC24_23
RC21_21
RC22_10
RC04C_04
RC09_09
RC22_07B
SJS_RC023_RC07_RC14_07
RC07_11
RC22_06A
TG04_03
RC34_01B
RC22_04
RC49_01
RC41_07
RC11_13
RC04B_04
RC37_7C
RC24_09
RC18_05
RC37_09C
RC48_05
RC07_10
RC30_10
CS_10
RC44_06A
RC04B_04
RC35_02
JS_RC13_RC04_03
WG06_01
RC25_12
RC25_12
RC05_08
RC11_07
WG03_07
WG06_01
Korteweg, Anna
Korts, Kulliki
Koschinsky, Julia
Kostenko , N.
Kotarba, J.
Kovacheva, Siyka
Kowalski, Alexandra
Koyuncu, Büke
Kozlarek, Oliver
Kozlarek, Oliver
Krase, Jerome
Kravchenko, Sergey
Kravchenko, Sergey A.
Kreissig, Volkmar
Krekula, Clary
Krekula, Clary
Krekula, Clary
Krings, Bettina Johanna
Krintas , Theodore
Kritz, Mary M
Krogstad, Anne
Kroll, Lars Eric
Krukovskaya , Anna
Krumm, Silvia
Kruse, Sylvia
Kryzhanouski, Yauheni
Kryzyszkowski, Jerzy
Krzys Acord, Sophia
Kuecker, Glen
Kuhlmann, Ellen
Kulatilake, Ranjith
Kumar Acharya, Arun
Kumar Agrawal, Arvind
Kumar Teotia, Manoj
Kumar, E. N. Ashok
Kumar, Kamlesh
Kumari, Manju
Kumbirai Katsande, Rosalie
Künemund, Harald
Kunnuji , Michael
Kuo, Yi-Hsuan
Kupfer, Antonia
Kupferberg, Feiwel
Kurasawa, Fuyuki
Kuriakose, Benny
Kuribayashi, Atsuko
Kuribayashi, Atsuko
Kurtulus, Hatice
Kusumadewi, Lucia
Kusumadewi, Lucia Ratih
Kutluer, Filiz
Kweku Okyerefo, Michael Perry
Kyle, Kenneth
Kyle, Kenneth M.
Kyrgyzstan, Bishkek
Kyrtsis, Alexandros-Andreas
Laakonen, Helena
Labey Guimard, Guenole
Labov, Teresa G
Labov, Teresa G.
Lacasa , D.
Lacerda, Patricia
Lafargue , Loïc
Lafuente, Regina
Lago, Ignacio
Lalaki, Despina
Laliena , Ana Carmen
Lamanna, Mary Ann
Lamanthe, Annie
Lambert, Rob
Lambert, Rob
Lamego, Luiza Helena
Lamla, Joern
Lampek, Kinga
Lampert, Thomas
Landa , Laura García
Landa, Laura García
Landázuri Benítez, Gisela
Langa Rosado, Delia
Langaret, Chan
Lange, Cornelia
364

RC24_10
RC23_14A
RC04A_04
WG03_09
CS_08
JS_RC10_RC11_07
RC36_03B
RC36_04A
WG03_01
WG03_10
RC48_11
WG03_09
RC14_05
RC41_02
RC04_01
TG03_08
RC07_14
RC23_10B
RC23_14A
RC02_07
RC46_01
RC09_13
RC04B_05
RC11_04
RC10_03
RC13_11
RC07_17
JS_RC13_RC29_09
SJS_RC13_RC07_RC23_07B
RC23_17
RC42_05
RC11_12
TG03_01
RC47_02
RC24_07
RC32_01A
RC09_03
RC48_04
RC34_01A
RC04A_02
RC11_02
RC10_02
RC09_05
RC24_07
JSB_RC11_RC53_03
RC11_13
RC11_22
RC21_07
TG04_02A
JSN_01
RC44_01B
RC04C_08
RC23_13B
RC21_15
RC30_01
RC22_07B
RC02_03
JS_RC04_RC07_RC23_RC32_05
RC07_15
RC23_11
RC45_03
RC24_04
DURKHEIM_01
RC17_05
RC11_22
RC20_03
RC44_01A
RC24_12
RC43_03
RC37_08A
RC37_7A
RC04C_04
RC11_13
WG03_08
RC49_01
TG04_06B
TG04_02B
TG04_07B
RC13_11
RC07_06
JS_RC48_RC07_06
Lange, Hellmuth
Lange, Stefan
Langfeldt, Gjert
Langiano, Elisa
Langman, Lauren
Langman, Lauren
Langman, Lauren
Langman, Lauren
Langman, Lauren
Langman, Lauren
Langman, Lauren
Lanni , Liana
Lanteigne , M.
Larrañaga, Isabel
Larsson, Joakim
Larue, Caroline
Laudano, Claudia
Laudano, Claudia
Laudel, Grit
Lauderdale, Pat
Laurin , Isabelle
Laverdure, Julien
Lavin, David
Lavoie, Jean-Pierre
Lavy, Chaim
Law, Akan
Law, Alan
Law, Alan
Law, Alan
Law, Alan
Lawler, Edward J.
Lawlor, Brian A
Lazreg, Marnia
Le Bot Cadis, Yvon
Le Bot, Jean-Michel
Le Feuvre, Nicky
Leal Ivo, Anete Brito
Lebedeff, Tatiana Coll
Leccardi, Carmen
Lee Lauren, Douglas
Lee, Adrian
Lee, Eun Jin
Lee, Jooha
Lee, See Jae
Leeson , George
Leeson, George
Leeson, George
Lehrer, Ute
Lehtonen, Turo-Kimmo
Leipnik Sam, Olena V
Leite,
Leite, Lorea
Lemke, Thomas
Lemmens, Stephanie
Lendaro, Annalisa
Lenihan , Eamon
Lenz, Ilse
Leonini, Luisa
Leonini, Luisa
Leonini, Luisa
Leon-Mejia, Ana
Lerma, Ignasi
Leroux, Robert
Leschziner, Vanina
Lessenich, Stephan
Lever, John
Levesque/Murray,
Levidow, Les
Levy, Caren
Lévy, Clara
Lévy, Clara
Levy, Gal
Lewin, Alisa C.
Lewis, Vek
Lichtenstein, Bronwen
Lidskog , Rolf
Lidskog, Rolf
Lilford, RJ
Lilia, Zhdanova
Lin, Fen
Lin, Fen
RC04A_08
RC09_01
RC24_19
RC34_03A
RC21_09
RC07_14
RC25_05
RC36_05A
RC22_05
RC21_20
RC04B_02
JS_RC13_RC09_02
RC24_18
RC17_05
RC09_08
RC02_02
RC12_06
RC24_12
RC04B_08
RC30_07
RC49_04
TG04_02A
RC04_01
RC37_05B
RC42_02
RC34_06
JS_RC09_RC13_03
RC24_26
JS_RC13_RC09_02
JS_RC13_RC24_13A
RC24_14
RC04_01
JS_RC38_TG04_12
TG04_13A
RC24_16
RC25_20
RC32_02A
RC42_04
TG04_5
JS_RC37_RC14_01D
RC41_01B
JS_RC14_RC37
RC05_08
RC24_20
RC24_05
RC24_24
DURKHEIM_01
RC21_23
RC22_01B
RC24_02
JS_RC10_RC51_02
RC48_05
RC47_02
RC25_18
RC24_06
JS_RC36_WG03B
JS_WG03_RC36_06
WG03_09
RC11_18
Ad Visual_01
RC32_02A
RC11_17
RC21_08
RC21_20
RC30_06
RC24_11
WG06_06
RC37_03B
JSN_02
JS_RC32_RC38_04
JS_RC38_RC32_09
RC02_02
RC05_01
JS_RC05_RC32_01A
TG04_01C
RC34_06
RC25_16
RC47_03
RC11_13
TG04_15
RC23_13A
Lin, Mei-Ling
Lin, Mei-Ling
Lin, Mei-Ling
Lin, Mei-Ling
Lin, Mei-Ling
Linares Rodriguez, Virginia
Lincoln , Yvonna S.
Lindio-McGovern, Ligaya
Linjakumpu, Aini
Link, Felipe
Lipman, Pauline
Lippai, L.
Lippert, Ingmar
Lippert,, Ingmar
Lis, Aleksandra
Lissin, Lautaro
Lista, Carlos
Litmanen, Tapio
Liu, Jeng
Liu, Jeng
Liu, Ka-Yuet
Liukko, Jyri
Livneh, Idit
Lizé, Wenceslas
Llobet , Valeria
Llobet Estany , Marta
Lobo, Francis
Lobo, Francis
Lobo, Francis
Lobo, Francis
Lockie, Stewart
Löfdahl, Annica
Lohfeld, Wiebke
Lohfeld, Wiebke
Loisel, Sylvie
Lola , Alexander M
Lombardo, Emanuela
Longmore, Monica
Loomes, Graham
Lopes, Paul
López , Luis Angel
Lopez , P.
López Levi, Liliana
López Ontiveros, Javier Ernesto
López Pastor, Ana Teresa
López Pastor, Ana Teresa
Lopez, Aina
López, Amelia Saiz
Lopez, Edgar Antonio
López, Iván
López, Iván
Lopez, Joann
Lopez, Luis
López-i-Gelats , Feliu
Lorenz, Stephan
Lorenzetti, Daniela
Lorenzetti, Daniela
Lorenzetti, Daniela
Loretto, Wendy
Losacco, Giuseppe
Löw , Christine
Lowe, Sharon
Loyo, Angélica Herrera
Lozano, Fernando Padilla
Lozares, Carlos
Lubanov, Carmit
Lubanov, Carmit
Luckerhoff, Jason
Lukasiewicz , Karolina
Luken, Paul
Luken, Paul
Luna, Matilde
Lundström , Catrin
Lundström , Catrin
Lunt, Peter
Luque, Silvia
Lusardi , Roberto
Lustiger Thaler, Henri
Lynch, G.
Lyng, Stephen
Lyon, David
365

RC32_06C
JS_RC09_RC13_03
JS_RC13_RC09_02
JS_RC38_RC32_09
RC04B_05
RC34_05A
RC04B_06
RC23_01A
TG04_4B
RC32_01A
JSA_RC10_RC32_04
RC23_01B
RC23_05
RC41_02
RC11_14
RC07_09
JS_RC25_TG03_06
TG03_09
TG04_14
Resu_01
RC22_04
WG03_07
SS_Bauman
RC17_03
WG06_07
JSB_RC11_RC53_03
RC25_09
RC30_13
RC21_17
SS_Unionism
RC14_02C
RC37_03B
RC37_03C
RC07_03
RC30_07
RC21_11
RC02_02
RC24_21
RC30_04
JSB_RC10_RC11_01
JSB_RC10_RC11_05
RC02_08
RC09_03
RC21_08
RC12_04
RC11_15
JSB_RC11_RC53_03
RC12_07
JS_RC10_RC53_01
RC21_18
RC09_07
RC24_11
RC34_04B
RC07_04
RC23_01A
Ad Revistas_01
CS_08
WG06_06
RC24_09
RC09_05
RC25_16
RC34_03B
RC26_04
TG03_05
JS_RC14_RC30_RC32_03
RC44_02B
RC24_24
RC24_18
RC21_21
RC05_09
RC04_01
RC34_05B
RC32_01A
RC41_04
RC21_02
RC11_03
RC41_05
RC21_14
TG04_08B
TG03_02
RC17_02
M. Hossen, Anwar
M. Shaw, Susan
M. Shaw, Susan
Ma Martinez, Luz
Macara, Teresa Samora
MacDonald, Robert
MacGregor, Carol Ann
Machado, Helena
Machado, Nora
Maciel, Diana
Maciel, Diana
Maciel, Maria Lucia
Maciel, Maria Lucia
MacInnes, John
Macintosh, Sherry
Macip, Ricardo F.
Macnicol, John
Macnicol, John
Macvarish, Jan
Madureira Pinto, Jose
Maduro, Otto
Maestrutti, Marina
Maffesoli, Michel
Mahieu, Christian
Mahne, Katharina
Mahne, Katharina
Mahoney, Tim
Maich, Katherine
Maijala, Olli
Maitland, Panelists: John
Makeyev , S.
Malinas, Damien
Malinas, Damien
Malinova, Olga
Malone, Jenny
Maloti, Ray
Maman, Daniel
Mamonova, Olga
Manatos, Maria João
Mancini, Jay A.
Mancini, Jay A.
Mandel, Hadas
Manderscheid, Katharina
Mandich, Giulana
Maneca Llima, Teresa
Mann, Kirk
Mann, Robin
Mansilla, Marina
Manson , Jan
Mantecón, Alejandro
Manuel Barreto, Jose
Manuel-Navarrete, David
Mao, Weiyu
Marada, Radim
Maranhão, Tatiana
Marcal Brandao, Gildo
Marcuello, Chaime
Marcuello-Servós, Chaime
Marelli, Beatrice
Marfisa Cysneiros de Barros, Marfisa
Maria Piras, Enrico
Maricela, Portillo
Marina, Karides
Marina, Mansilla
Marinescu, Valentina
Marino, Stefanio
Mariño, Miguel Vicente
Markham, William T.
Marom, Nathan
Marotta, Vince
Marques Galego, Carla Cristina
Marques, Ana Paula
Marques, Cristina
Marques, Cristina
Marquez, Alfonso
Marreel, Iris
Marroni, María da Gloria
Martí , Marc
Martín , Idoia
Martín Álvarez, Alberto
Martin, Bill
RC41_02
JS_RC13_RC04_03
Closing
RC07_09
RC22_03A
JS_RC37_RC14_01C
RC24_03
Ad Ethno and Theory_01
RC21_20
RC48_04
JS_RC32_RC38_04
RC32_02B
RC21_04
RC34_06
RC11_16
RC24_04
RC24_12
RC07_05
JS_RC13_RC24_13A
RC34_01B
RC21_11
RC12_05
RC04A_06
JS_RC26_RC46_06
JS_RC26_RC46_06
RC11_11
RC32_01A
JS_RC11_RC13_02
JS_RC13_RC11_10
RC49_02
TG04_06A
RC21_11
RC46_03
Ad Visual_03
RC04C_04
RC24_23
JS_TG02_RC09_03A
RC02_02
JS_RC09_TG02
RC22_11
WG01_02
RC30_02
RC30_12
WG03_03
WG03_10
RC11_14
RC11_12
RC48_05
RC11_09
RC49_05
JSB_RC10_RC11_05
JSB_RC10_RC11_01
RC11_22
CS_06
RC47_03
TG04_07B
RC17_01
RC24_01
RC17_04
TG03_04
TG03_01
RC25_14
TG04_01A
JS_RC10_RC51_02
RC14_03B
TG04_08B
RC37_06B
RC22_02A
RC11_18
RC04A_07
RC11_01
RC21_01
RC21_02
RC44_02B
TG03_08
JSN_04
RC48_07
RC23_09
RC07_12
TG04_5
TG04_5
Martín, Unai
Martíne Mullen, Claudia
Martinelli, Alberto
Martinez Andrade, Luis
Martínez Arias, Damian Omar
Martinez Berriel, Sagrario
Martínez Iglesias, Mercedes
Martínez Veiga, Ubaldo
Martínez, Fernando Plasencia
Martínez, Eduardo Bautista
Martinez, Luz
Martínez, Luz M
Martínez, Miguel
Martinez, Roger
Martin-Matthews , Anne
Martins, Paulo
Martins, Paulo Roberto
Maruyama, Tetsuo
Mary Sebastian, Leena
Mary, Aurelie
Marzorati, Roberta
Mascareno, Aldo
Masjuan, Josep M.
Mason , Maryann
Mason, Maryann
Masuy, Amandine
Mathew , Elisabeth
Mathur, Deepa
Mathur, Deepa
Matschinger, Herbert
Mattar, Daniela Vicherat
Mattar, Daniella Mattar
Mattelé, Xavier
Matthews, Julie
Matthews, Julie
Matthews, Ralph
Matthews, Ralph
Matthews, Ralph
Matthews, Ralph
Mattu, Salvatore
Matulionis, Arvydas
Maurines, Béatrice
Maza, Octavio
Mazali, Tatiana
Mazali, Tatiana
Mazon, Tomas
Mba, Chuks
McCarthy , John D.
McCubbin, Michael
McCubbin, Michael
McDaniel, Susan
McDaniel, Susan
McDaniel, Susan
McDaniel, Susan A.
McDonald, Kevin
McDonnell, Orla
McDonough, Peggy
MceEvoy, Darryn
McFall, Liz
McFarlane, Hazel
McGhee, Derek
McGinnis, Theresa
McGuinness, , Martina
McIntyre-Mills, Janet
McLaughlin , N.
McLaughlin, Ken
McLaughlin, Neil
McLean, Janice
McLoughlin, Sarah
McMahon, Dorren
McMunn, Anne
McNeill, Donald
McQuarrie, Michael
Meardi, Gugliemo
Measor, Lynda
Meckesheimer , Anika
Medina, María Claudia
Meer, Craig
Meer, Craig D.
Mehers, John
Mehta, Judith
366

RC22_01B
RC32_01C
RC09_02
RC41_07
RC04C_05
RC24_19
RC37_06B
RC37_08B
RC04B_05
RC32_06B
RC34_01A
RC30_07
RC04A_08
RC04B_06
RC24_26
JS_RC13_RC24_13A
RC42_03
RC47_02
RC32_01A
JS_RC37_RC14_01C
TG04_07D
TG04_12A
RC36_02C
RC38_02
RC25_01
TG03_10
RC05_04
SJS_RC25_RC05_TG03_11
RC04_01
RC25_02
RC11_05
RC48_05
RC09_02
RC45_01
RC45_03
Ad_RC
RC38_06
RC34_01A
Ad Visual_02
WG03_03
RC25_03
RC21_08
RC21_16
RC11_20
RC23_05
RC25_08
RC37_7B
RC36_02B
RC25_04
RC29_01
WG03_08
WG06_04
TG04_12B
RC11_08
RC23_03A
RC07_08
RC32_04
WG01_01
TG04_5
RC13_01
CS_01
WG03_10
JS_RC13_RC24_13B
RC24_27
JS_RC13_RC24_13B
JS_RC13_RC29_09
RC24_27
JS_RC13_RC32_06
JS_RC13_RC32_04
RC53_02
RC42_01
RC24_09
JS_RC14_RC30_RC32_03
RC24_26
JS_RC13_RC24_13A
RC42_03
RC24_06
RC11_16
RC24_14
WG06_02
CS_09
Mejía, María Consuelo
Melgar, Patricia
Melo, Susana
Melvin, Agunbiade Ojo
Mendes, Madalena
Mendes, Vianna
Mendonça, Luciana
Menezes, Paulo
Meo, Analía Inés
Merens, Ans
Merico, Maurizio
Merino, Mª Cruz
Merino, Rafael
Merino, Rafael
Metaxas, Theodore
Metaxas, Theodore
Metieu, Anca
Metries, Francis
Metso , Milka
Mettler, Anthony
Meylakhs, Peter
Meylakhs, Peter
Michel, Dirk
Michel, Dirk
Mick, Carola
Mick, Carola
Mick, Carola
Mick, Carola
Micklewright, John
Mikhailovna, Peshkova Vera
Mikulioniene, Sarmite
Milan, Stefania
Militaru, Eva
Miller, Luis M.
Miller, Luis M.
Miller, Robert
Miller, Robert
Milmeister, Marianne
Milne, EJ
Milza , Silvia
Minic, Danica
Miranda, Lucrezia
Miranda, Lucrezia
Miranda, Marcha
Mirskaya, Elena
Miscione, Discussant: Gianluca
Misdrahy, Marian
Misheva, Vessela
Miskovic , Maya
Misse, Michel
Missé, Miguel
Mitchell, Paulo Vicente
Miyoko , Enomoto
Mizohata, Sachie
Mizohata, Sachie
Mizuta, Kazuo
Moaddel, Masoor
Modena, Ivana
Modena, Ivana
Modi, Ishwar
Modi, Ishwar
Modi, Ishwar
Modi, Rohit
Modi, Rohit
Modi, Shalini
Modi, Shalini
Modi, Shalini
Moe, Angela
Moe, Angela M.
Mogensen, Lise
Moguerane, Khumisho
Mohai, Paul
Mohan, Kamlesh Mohan
Moir, James
Moir, James
Moir, James
Mol, Arthur
Molina Roldan, Ahtziri
Möllenkamp, Sabine
Møller, Valerie
Molotch, Harvey
RC07_18
SJS_RC13_RC07_RC23_07A
RC23_13B
CS_03
JS_RC10_RC36_03
OD_03
JSN_03
RC25_18
RC18_03
RC30_06
RC11_16
RC41_05
RC46_06
RC11_17
RC11_21
RC49_01
TG04_09B
TG04_12A
RC12_04
RC09_09
RC35_04
RC23_06
RC48_07
RC53_01
Opening
RC22_08A
JS_RC38_RC32_09
JS_RC32_RC38_04
RC34_05B
RC24_17
RC24_06
RC24_05
RC07_09
WG03_07
JSN_02
RC12_01
RC11_12
JSA_RC10_RC11_05
JSA_RC10_RC11_01
RC37_02A
JS_RC38_RC37_10
RC17_07A
RC30_11
RC22_03B
RC22_06A
RC11_08
RC11_20
RC12_06
JS_RC13_RC29_09
RC42_07
JS_RC11_RC13_02
JS_RC13_RC11_10
RC45_02
RC21_14
RC09_03
RC09_07
RC44_01A
RC43_01
RC04A_03
RC11_15
RC37_09B
RC22_03A
JSB_RC10_RC32_04
JS_RC10_RC32_02B
TG04_06A
RC34_01B
RC47_05
RC05_05
CS_01
RC02_01
Ad Visual_05
RC44_03B
RC42_04
RC04B_07
RC24_27
JS_RC13_RC24_13B
RC25_13
Ad Visual_01
RC17_07A
JSN_02
RC32_06A
Monaci, Sara
Monaci, Sara
Monahan, Torin
Moncada, Alberto
Monette , Maurice
Montaño, Sonia
Monteiro , Bruno
Monteiro, Bruno
Montero, José Ramón
Montes Cato, Juan
Montes de Oca, Veronica
Montes, Veronica
Montgomery, Catherine
Montoro-Rodriguez , Julian
Montoro-Rodriguez, Julian
Moore, Ami R.
Moore, Sarah
Moore, Sarah
Moraes Morel, Regina
Moraes, Natalia
Morales Martín, Juan Jesús
Morales-Arroyo, Miguel A.
Morán, María Luz
Moran-Ellis, Jo
Morató, Arturo Rodríguez
Morav_íková, Michaela
Moreas Lins de Barros, Myriam
Moreas, Myriam
Moreira, Rita
Moreno González, Marta
Moreno, Camila
Moreno, Marta
Morfin Linan, J. Antonio
Moricot, Caroline
Morris, Chris
Morris, Lydia
Morris, Richard
Moscovitz, Nona
Moscovitz, Nona
Moser, Valerie
Moser, Valerie
Moskovich, Yaffa
Mossé, Philippe
Mossière, Geraldine
Mossière, Geraldine
Motel-Klingebiel, Andreas
Motel-Klingebiel, Andreas
Mouhanna, Christian
Mourão, Maria Vitória
Mudau, Rudzani
Mueller, Georg
Mueller, Georg
Mueller, Georg P.
Mugnano, Silvia
Muhr, Thomas
Muhr, Thomas
Muir, Katherine
Mukhija, U. , Vinit
Müller, Jörg
Muller-Camen, Michael
Mulligan, Martin
Munhoz Sofiati, Flávio
Munté , Ariadna
Munté, Ariadna
Muñoz Boudet, Ana María
Muñoz, German
Murase, Hiroshi
Murji, Karim
Murphy, Raymond
Murray, Georgina
Murray, Lesley
Murray/Lévesque/hege
Murrieta-Cummings, Patricia
Muschkin, Clara G.
Mustonen, Pekka
Mustonen, Pekka
Muthusamy , Paramasivam
Mutti, Cristiano
Muzio, Daniel
Mweru, Maureen
N. Sysina, Tatyana
367

JSA_RC10_RC11_05
JSA_RC10_RC11_01
RC45_02
RC13_11
RC21_03
RC32_06C
RC21_23
JS_RC13_RC24_13A
RC24_26
RC53_03
RC26_03
RC26_01
Ad Visual_06
RC24_01
RC34_04A
RC41_04
RC11_01
RC11_01
RC36_04B
RC23_14B
RC07_01
RC18_04
RC30_12
RC30_07
RC38_05
AHALAS_02
RC41_03
RC41_06
TG04_08B
RC47_08
RC11_23
JS_RC09_TG02_02
JS_TG02_RC09_03B
RC23_01B
RC17_07B
RC14_02C
RC07_07
RC48_09
RC11_17
JSA_RC10_RC11_01
JSA_RC10_RC11_05
RC34_04B
CS_05
RC25_04
RC14_03A
RC21_02
RC07_03
RC10_03
RC18_03
RC04B_08
RC30_11
RC24_26
JS_RC13_RC24_13A
RC10_03
RC04_01
RC32_06A
RC07_18
SJS_RC13_RC07_RC23_07A
RC23_16
JS_RC25_TG03_06
TG03_09
RC02_04
RC09_06
RC18_06
RC45_02
CS_02
RC02_07
Ad Visual_05
RC25_03
RC30_03
RC30_06
RC07_17
SJS_RC13_RC07_RC23_07B
RC23_17
JSB_RC10_RC11_05
JSB_RC10_RC11_01
RC11_24
RC09_07
JSA_RC10_RC11_05
JSA_RC10_RC11_01
RC09_04
Nabuco , Joaquim
Nabuco , Joaquim
Nagata, Hiroyasu
Nagla, Madhu
Naik-Singru, Ramola
Naratuya, Danzan
Narotzky, Susana
Narula, Vinay Kumar
Narula, Vinay Kumar
Nascimento, , Maria Letícia
Nasioulas , Ioannis
Nataliya, Velikaya
Nathansohn, Regev
Navajas, Joaquín
Navarrete, Emma
Navarrete, Emma Liliana
Nazroo, James
Nazroo, James
Nederveen Pieterse, Jan
Nedeva, Maria
Nedverveen Pieterse, Jan
Need, Ariana
Neffa, Julio César
Negro, Ana
Negroni, Catherine
Néllida Ruiz, Martha
Nelson, Gloria Luz M.
Nelson, Gloria Luz. M.
Nelson, Peter
Nem Singh, Jewellord
Nemenyi, Agnes
Nemiroskaya, Anna
Nemiroskaya, Anna
Nentwich, Michael
Neogy, Indy
Nesevrya , N.
Neumann, Hannah
Neumann, Hannah
Newman, Sally
Ng, Olivia
Ng, Olivia
Ngai , Ngan-Pun
Ngan-Ling Chow, Esther
Nguyen, Diem
Ni Weifeng , V.
Nicholls, Walter J.
Nickel, Patricia
Nicolaou-Smokoviti , Litsa
Nicolet, Sarah
Nienkotter, G
Nierling, Linda
Nigam, Devesh
Nigam, Devesh
Nikandrou , Irene
Nikolai, Rita
Nikolaou, A.
Nilsen, Ake
Nilsen, Ake
Nilsen, Ake
Nilsson , Magnus
Nilsson , Magnus
Nishikawa, Makiko
Nobrega, Alvaro
Nobrega, Alvaro
Noguera, José A.
Noll, Heinz-Herbert
Nollert, Michael
Nordberg, Marie
Nordberg, Marie
Noronha, Ernesto
Noronha, Ernesto
North, Scott
North, Scott
North, Scott
Northcott, Herbert
Northcott, Herbert
Norton, Matthew
Nou, Leakhena
Nour, Kareen
Nour, Kareen
Novacovsky, Irene
RC09_02
RC04B_04
RC48_07
RC12_02
RC36_06
JS_RC13_RC30_14
Ad Visual_04
RC32_01C
RC24_22
JS_RC09_TG02_02
JS_TG02_RC09_03B
RC41_07
JS_RC38_TG04_12
RC38_02
RC02_06
RC09_05
RC11_04
RC32_03
WG06_03
RC42_03
Ad Visual_03
RC11_07
RC11_09
RC37_08A
RC11_13
RC41_04
RC22_02B
RC09_06
RC21_12
SJS_RC13_RC34_RC53_15
SJS_RC13_RC34_RC53
JS_RC13_RC34_RC53
TG04_07B
RC30_06
RC30_11
RC11_10
RC11_10
RC22_10
TG03_03
RC22_07A
RC07_05
TG04_10
RC30_11
RC34_01B
TG04_02B
RC34_02B
RC32_03
WG06_05
JS_RC25_TG03_06
TG03_09
JSB_RC11_RC53_03
JS_RC14_RC37
JS_RC37_RC14_01D
RC25_13
RC12_06
RC30_08
RC21_18
RC21_15
JS_RC13_RC30_14
RC21_22
WG06_07
JSB_RC10_RC32_04
RC24_13
JS_RC10_RC32_02B
RC04A_06
RC25_14
TG04_12A
TG04_10
RC48_08
TG04_15
RC24_01
TG04_01C
RC21_13
RC22_07B
RC21_13
RC32_06C
RC24_23
RC23_01B
RC30_05
RC24_02
RC14_01
Novak, Paolo
Novelli, Mario
Novelli, Mario
Novick, Susana
Novoa, Maurizio
Novokhatskaya, Olga
Nowotny, Agata
Nuri Gultekin, Mehmet
Nwabueze, Ndukaeze
Nwaka, Geoffrey
Nwaka, Geoffrey
Nwokocha, Ezebunwa E.
O. Zinn , Jens
O. Zinn, Jens
O´Mahony, Joan
O’Brien, Anne
O’Dwyer, Ciara
Oben, Dorothy
Oberski, Daniel
Obodaru, Otilia
O'Callaghan, Simone
Ocetkiewicz, T.
Ocetkiewicz, T.
O'Connor, Erin
Oddone, Maria Julieta
Ode, Idu Ogbe
Odgers Ortiz, Olga
Odoemene, Akachi
Odoemene, Akachi
Odoemene, Okezie Anthony
Odoemene, Okezie Anthony
Odoemene, Okezie Anthony
O'Donovan, Orla
Ogawa, Shinichi
Ogawa, Yukiko
Ogg , Jim
Ogg , Jim
Ogontola, Danoye
Ogunba, Adebola
Ogungbile, David O.
Oh, Seil
Öhman, Susanna
Ohnishi, Katsuaki
Oinonen, Eriikka
Ojala, Maria
Oksanen, Atte
Ola George, Tayo
Olafsdottir, Sigrun
Olaison, Anna
Olaison, Anna
Olazabal, Ignace
Olcese , Christiana
Olcese, Christiana
Olga, Kazakevich
Olgiati, Vittorio
Olid Gonzales, Evangelina
Oliva, Jesús
Oliveira, Carlos
Oliveira, Catarina Sales
Oliveira, Rafael Da Silva
Oliveira, Zuleica
Oliver , Esther
Oliver, Christopher
Oliver, Esther
Olivier Tellez, Maria Guadalupe
Olneck , Michael
Olofsson , Anna
Olofsson, Anna
Olsen, Gregg M.
Olstead, Riley
Oltra, Christian
Oltra, Christian
Oluwaniyi, Oluwatoyin
Onakuse , Stephen
Onwuzuruigbo, Ifeanyi
Onwuzuruigbo, Ifeanyi
Orne-Gliemann, Maud
Ornetzeder, Michael
Ortega Olivares, Mario
Ortega, Jordi
Ortiz-Negron , L.
368

RC02_08
RC12_04
RC23_14A
SS_Unionism
RC09_11
RC02_02
RC24_10
RC30_07
RC22_09B
RC41_05
RC22_06A
RC34_04B
RC30_05
RC11_18
RC24_05
RC02_02
JS_RC04_RC07_RC23_RC32_05
RC30_10
TG04_10
RC04A_07
RC04A_03
RC23_14B
RC21_23
RC41_01A
RC41_01B
RC21_13
RC26_03
RC30_05
JS_RC13_RC22_06
JS_RC22_RC13
RC18_07
JS_RC13_RC32_06
RC07_18
JS_RC13_RC32_04
SJS_RC13_RC07_RC23_07A
RC23_16
RC24_24
RC30_09
RC53_06
TG04_5
SJS_RC25_RC05_TG03_11
TG03_10
RC05_04
JS_RC25_TG03_06
TG03_09
RC11_12
RC46_09
RC32_02A
RC26_04
RC10_03
RC26_03
RC04B_02
RC04B_03
RC14_04
RC11_21
RC24_02
RC09_09
TG04_01D
Ad Visual_04
RC29_01
TG04_5
RC37_06A
JS_RC10_RC51_02
TG04_08A
CS_14
RC25_05
RC12_03
RC43_04
RC21_20
RC24_17
JS_RC09_TG02
RC09_01
JS_TG02_RC09_03A
TG03_04
RC22_11
RC09_04
RC23_06
RC23_06
RC48_07
RC09_03
RC21_09
Osawa, Mari
Osborn, Guy
Osuna-Lopez, Carmen
Oswald, Panelists: Ron
Otoiu, Damiana Gabriela
Ottaway, Jim
Ozaki, Ritsuko
Ozaki, Ritsuko
Ozdemir Samur, Zelal
Pablos, Esperanza Tuñón
Pace, Enzo
Pacheco , Lourdes
Pacheco Reyes , Celia
Padvalkava, Katsiaryna
Páez-Acosta, Guayana
Page, Justin
Paicheler, Geneviève
Palacios, Lylia
Palacios, Margarita
Palaudàrias, Josep Miquel
Palazzo, Janete
Palomares-Montero, Davinia
Palomera, Jaime
Palós, Albert Esteve
Palós, Albert Esteve
Pamperov, Alexey
Panagiotis, Giavrimis
Panaia, Marta
Pandey, Seema
Pandey, Seema
Pandey, Sumana
Pandey, Sumana
Pandey, Sumana V
Pandey, Sumana V.
Pandey, Sumana V.
Pandey, Sumana V.
Pandey, Ugransen
Pandey, Ugrasen
Pantea, Maria-Carmen
Panzer, Gerhard
Paoletti , Isabella
Paoletti, Isabella
Paoletti, Isabella
Paoletti, Isabella
Paoletti, Isabella
Papacosta, Olia
Papadaki , Andriani
Papademas, Diana
Papakonstantinidis, Leonidas A.
Papalexandris, Nancy
Papandreou, Dimitris
Papanis, Efstratios
Papanis, Efstratios
Paparizos , A.
Papen, Uta
Pardo, Mercedes
Parella, Sonia
Parker , Julia
Parker, Angela
Parker, Robert Nash
Parkinson, Brian
Parracho Sant’Anna, Sabrina
Parra-Luna, Francisco
Parton, Nigel
Pascale, Celine-Marie
Pascale, Celine-Marie
Pasquetti, Silvia
Pasternak, Suzana
Pasternak, Suzana
Pataki, György
Patel, Sujata
Patel, Sujata
Patel, Sujata
Paterson, Kevin
Patiño López, María Eugenia
Pattanaik, Sarmistha
Pattnaik, Binay Kumar
Pattnaik, Binay Kumar
Pattnaik, Binay Kumar
Pattnayak, Satya
Paül, Daniel
RC10_03
Ad Visual_05
Ad Visual_02
TG03_04
RC04_01
Ad Visual_03
RC32_01B
RC24_05
RC09_02
RC30_10
RC44_03A
Ad Visual_02
RC10_03
RC07_17
RC23_16
SJS_RC13_RC07_RC23_07A
RC18_08
RC48_01
RC23_01B
RC14_01
RC24_11
RC24_16
JSN_01
RC47_02
RC04B_03
WG06_07
RC32_02B
JS_RC38_TG04_13
JS_RC13_RC30_14
RC10_02
WG06_03
WG06_07
RC41_05
RC11_05
RC47_04
RC30_02
Ad_RC
RC21_11
RC41_01A
RC24_05
RC21_07
RC48_04
RC34_05B
RC21_10
RC11_07
JS_RC10_RC51_02
RC46_02
RC05_06
TG02_02B
RC48_03
WG06_04
RC41_01B
RC13_11
RC47_06
RC41_01B
RC34_03B
RC35_01
RC34_01A
RC05_05
RC44_03B
RC12_03
RC30_12
WG03_02
RC21_01
RC24_12
TG04_07A
TG04_4B
RC37_09C
RC09_04
RC18_02
RC11_21
RC11_17
RC53_07
JS_RC10_RC53_01
RC04B_06
CS_09
WG03_02
WG03_10
JS_RC13_WG03_05
JS_WG03_RC13_04
WG03_01
Pausch , Markus
Pauwels, Luc
Payne, Cherita
Pearson, Charlotte
Pechar, Hans
Pechurina, Anna
Pederson, Ann
Pedreño, Andrés
Pedrozo, Sueila
Pedzisayi, Leslie Mangezvo
Peetz/Murray, Georgina
Peixoto, Clarice
Pekka , Victoria
Pekkola, Sari
Pekkola, Sari
Pekkola, Sari
Peled, Yoav
Peleg, Samuel
Pellegrini, Pablo Ariel
Pellegrino , G.
Pelling, Mark
Pellizzoni, Luigi
Penkova Zaporozhe , Nadia
Peralva, Angelina
Pereir, Irina
Pereira , Elvira
Pereira de Castro, Talita
Pereira de Castro, Talita
Pereira, Homero Nunes
Pereira, Marcus Abilio
Pereirinha, José António
Pereirinha, José António
Pereiro, Thais García
Perek-Bialas, Jolanta
Perez De Lima, Marinus
Pérez Sánchez , Carmen
Pérez Yruela, Manuel
Pérez, Alberto Martín
Pérez, Edurne Jiménez
Pérez, Irene
Pérez, Miguel Ángel Vite
Pérez, Miguel Ángel Vite
Perez-Agote Aguirre, Jose Maria
Perez-Rincón, M Socorro
Perez-Salanova, Merce
Perkons , Rita
Perlstadt, Harry
Persson, Thomas R.
Peshkova, Vera
Pessanha, Lavínia
Pessanha, Lavínia
Pessoa, Inês
Peters, Karin
Petraglia, Izabel
Petrov, Vladimir
Petrova, Youra
Petrovic, Miodrag
Pfaff, Nicolle
Phan, Mai
Phelan, Craig
Piana, Daniela
Picanco, Felicia
Piccirillo , Cristina
Pickvance, Chris
Pidgeon, Nick
Pidgeon, Nick
Pieterman, Roel
Pietraszewski, Igor
Pietropaoli, Irene
Pilet , Jean-Benoit
Pinazo, Sacramento
Pinazo-Hernandis, Sacramento
Pinkne, Sharon M.
Pinkney , Sharon M.
Pinto, Jose Madureira
Pirani, Bianca Maria
Pirani, Bianca Maria
Pirani, Bianca Maria
Pirani, Bianca Maria
Pirani, Bianca Maria
Pirani, BiancaMaria
369

RC48_07
RC32_06A
RC46_02
JS_RC13_RC04_03
TG04_07B
RC32_04
RC22_06B
TG04_03
RC04_01
RC44_01A
RC22_09A
TG02_01A
RC47_06
RC12_07
JS_RC36_WG03B
JS_WG03_RC36_06
WG03_09
RC49_01
RC21_19
RC26_03
SJS_RC13_RC34_RC53_15
SJS_RC13_RC34_RC53
JS_RC13_RC34_RC53
RC17_01
RC04A_07
RC02_09
RC23_15
RC17_05
RC09_09
RC07_10
RC26_05
RC02_01
RC09_01
JS_RC36_WG03B
JS_WG03_RC36_06
RC07_14
RC34_06
RC49_05
RC22_05
RC44_05A
RC41_02
RC30_01
RC30_07
TG04_14
RC04B_06
TG04_07D
RC09_12
RC05_09
RC07_10
RC21_14
RC24_01
TG04_01C
TG04_4A
Ad Revistas_01
RC21_18
RC12_05
RC04_01
RC34_06
RC05_06
RC24_27
JS_RC13_RC24_13B
RC04A_05
WG03_01
JS_RC36_WG03A
RC36_04B
JS_WG03_RC36_05
WG03_10
RC37_7B
JS_RC37_RC14_01C
TG04_03
RC02_02
RC32_01C
RC35_03
RC25_10
RC32_01B
RC05_01
JS_RC05_RC32_01A
RC21_21
RC42_01
RC24_03
RC05_02
Pires, Sonia
Pirnazarova, Flora
Piscitelli , Gianluca
Piskunova, Inna
Pitchforth, E
Pittman, Alexandra
Pitulac, Tudor
Pixley , Jocelyn
Pizmony-Levi, Oren
Pizzi,
Platek, Daniel
Platek, Daniel
Pleyers, Geoffrey
Pogrebinschi, Thamy
Pohankova, Olga
Pohankova, Olga
Pohankova, Olga
Poku , Kwabena A.
Polanska, Dominika
Polina, Sapanidi
Pollock, Gary
Pollock, Gary
Pollock, Gary
Polzer, Jessica
Pong, Suet-ling
Ponte, Stefano
Ponte, Stefano
Pontille, David
Popkin, Eric
Popkov, Yury V.
Popov, Dmitry
Popov, Vladimir
Porio, Emma
Porro, Nicola
Porro, Nicola
Porto Pedrosa, Leticia
Porzio, Laura
Posner, Natasha
Possamai, Adam
Posthuma,
Poston, Jr., Dudley L.
Potot, Swanie
Potrony, Jordi
Poumadère, Marc
Powell, Justin J.W.
Power , Nicole G.
Powers, Jillian
Poynting, Scott
Prabaharan, Arunachalam
Pradel, Marc
Prades, Ana
Prades, Ana
Prades, Ana
Preciado Coronado, Jaime
Preteceille, Edmond
Priban, Jiri
Prieto, Hector Pérez
Prieto-Flores, Oscar
Prieto-Flores, Òscar
Prista, Pedro
Prista, Pedro
Pronina, Elena I.
Prosono, Martin
Prosono, Marvin
Prosono, Marvin
Prosono, Marvin
Prosono, Marvin
Proust, Serge
Proust, Serge
Pryke, Michael
Puga, Cristina
Puigvert, Lidia
Puigvert, Lídia
Puri , Jyoti
Purkayastha, Bandana
Purkayastha, Bandana
Purkayastha, Bandana
Purkis, Semra
Puttergill, Charles
Puttilli, Matteo
Pyke, Karen
JS_RC05_RC32_01B
JSB_RC10_RC32_04
JS_RC10_RC32_02B
RC21_03
TG03_05
TG03_05
RC34_05B
RC04B_06
RC37_7A
TG04_10
RC53_05
RC48_08
RC37_09B
RC53_07
RC22_06A
WG01_04
RC11_18
RC48_05
RC25_09
RC36_05A
RC30_03
RC25_13
RC41_02
RC41_07
RC30_04
RC04C_04
RC30_01
JSA_RC10_RC32_04
TG03_07
JS_RC10_RC32_02A
RC18_05
RC02_01
JS_RC04_RC07_RC23_RC32_05
RC30_07
RC23_12
RC07_16
RC11_04
RC34_03A
RC25_14
RC11_23
TG04_12A
RC46_05
RC32_04
CS_14
RC05_11
RC05_Round Table_02
RC24_02
RC18_03
RC24_10
RC45_03
RC30_09
RC34_02B
RC05_01
JS_RC05_RC32_01A
RC32_01B
RC23_14A
RC04A_02
RC47_04
RC30_09
RC24_11
RC22_09A
RC11_21
JSB_RC10_RC11_05
JSB_RC10_RC11_01
RC11_12
TG04_01D
RC09_13
RC34_01B
JS_RC13_RC30_14
RC24_10
JS_RC10_RC32_02A
JSA_RC10_RC32_04
RC34_05A
JS_RC38_TG04_13
TG04_13B
RC05_05
RC11_10
TG04_4A
TG04_06A
RC12_07
RC24_23
Pyke, Karen
Qamber , Rukhsana
Qamber, Rukhsana
Quaglia, Sérgio
Queipo, Beatriz
Queipo, Beatriz
Queirolo Palmas, Luca
Queiros, Joao
Quemin, Alain
Quilgars, Deborah
Quintao, Paula Gomes
Quintão, Paula Gomes
Quiroz Trejo , José Othón
Rabello de Castro, Lucia
Radford, David
Radiukiewicz, Anna
Radl, Jonas
Rafail, Pat
Rahman , Nira
Rajabi, Masoud
Rajagopalan, Prema
Rajantheran , M.
Ram, Bali
Ram, Shefali S.
Ramalho, José Ricardo
Rambla, Xavier
Ramires Paulos, Margarida
Ramírez , Cirila Quintero
Ramírez Sánchez, Saúl
Ramírez, Cirila Quintero
Ramon Montero, José
Ramon, Anna
Ramos, Ana
Ramos, Guadalupe
Ramos-Vielba, Irene
Ramos-Vielba, Irene
Ramov_, Ksenija
Rampersad, Anand
Randolph, Antonia
Räsänen, Pekka
Rashid, Saman
Raspaud , Michel
Raspaud, Michel
Ratcliffe, Peter
Ratcliffe, Peter
Ratcliffe, Peter
Räthzel, Nora
Ratto, Celeste
Rau, Henrike
Raub, Werner
Raul, Pauline
Rauty, Raffaele
Rayaprol , Aparna
Rayaprol , Aparna
Rayaprol, Aparna
Reale, Emanuela
Reardon, Sean
Rebughini, Paola
Recio, Carolina
Redclift, Michael
Reddig, Melanie
Reder, Stephen
Reed, Jan
Reed, Jan
Rees Jones, Ian
Reeves, Alison D.
Regnault, Madina
Reguillo , Rossana
Reid, Donald G.
Reid, Louise
Reis, Bruno
Reis, Bruno
Reiter, Herwig
Reiter, Herwig
Reiter, Herwig
Reitz, Jeffrey G.
Renaut, Sylvie
Renn, Ortwin
Renn, Ortwin
Renteria Diaz, Adrian
Reusswig, Fritz
370

RC10_01
RC48_07
WG06_02
RC02_09
RC23_15
RC25_20
JS_RC46_RC26_07
JS_RC26_RC46_06
CS_10
RC46_05
RC44_01A
RC37_05A
RC25_14
RC07_10
RC35_04
WG06_06
JS_RC04_RC07_RC23_RC32_05
RC49_05
RC30_11
CS_07
RC14_05
TG04_12B
RC46_08
RC12_01
RC11_06
RC21_19
TG04_16
TG04_06B
RC21_03
RC25_18
RC37_06B
RC22_03A
RC24_03
WG06_04
RC09_12
CLASCO_01
ClASCO_02
JS_RC09_TG02
RC09_01
JS_TG02_RC09_03A
RC13_01
SJS_RC13_RC34_RC53_15
SJS_RC13_RC34_RC53
JS_RC13_RC34_RC53
RC35_05
RC09_06
RC07_01
RC37_06C
RC04A_04
RC07_13
RC12_06
RC41_06
RC07_08
RC07_04
RC30_11
JSN_02
RC24_08
RC30_04
RC24_15
RC44_04B
TG03_02
RC35_04
RC30_04
RC23_03A
RC34_06
JS_RC37_RC14_01B
RC21_05
RC30_09
RC02_01
RC12_05
RC43_01
RC24_01
RC02_04
RC04A_03
AHALAS_02
Ad Revistas_01
WG06_04
RC04B_08
CS_13
RC37_05B
Ad Visual_05
Revel, Martine
Revilla, María Luisa
Reynaert, Herwig
Reynolds, Larry
Reynolds, Larry
Reznik , Kiril L.
Rheaume , Jacques
Rheaume , Jacques
Rheaume, Jacques
Rheaume, Jacques
Rhomberg, Chris
Ribac, François
Ribeiro, Adelia Maria Miglievich
Ribeiro, Marcelo Blois
Ribes Leiva, Alberto Javier
Richards, Robin
Richey, Lisa
Richter, Dirk
Richter, Jacqueline
Richter, Rudolf
Ricordeau , G.
Riesch, Hauke
Rigas, Anastasia-Valentinei
Rindal Lundeberg, Ingrid
Ring, Magnus
Rink, Dieter
Rinkevicius, Leonardas
Rinkevi_ius, Leonardas
Rittersberger-Tılıç, Helga
Rius , Pia V.
Rivas Rojas, Raquel
Rivera Farfán, Carolina
Rivera Ferré, Marta G.
Rivera Ferre, Marta G.
Rivera, Lauren
Rivera, Marcia
Rivera, Marcia
Rivera-Beckstrom, Maria Elena
Rivera-Beckstrom, Maria Elena
Rivera-Beckstrom, Maria Elena
Roberts , Kenneth
Roberts , Kenneth
Roberts , Kenneth
Roberts , Kenneth
Roberts, Ken
Roberts, Wade
Robertson, Roland
Robineau, Anne
Robinson, Ronald B.
Robles, Jose Manuel
Robson, Peter
Rocha, Jorge Dehays
Rodgers, Diane
Rodrigues Araújo, Emília
Rodrigues de Brito, Sebastiana
Rodrigues, António Farinhas
Rodrigues, Eugénia
Rodrigues, Iram Jácome
Rodrigues, Maria Eugénia
Rodrigues, Robyn
Rodríguez Monter, Miryam
Rodríguez Rodríguez, María del Carmen
Rodriguez Soler, Juan
Rodríguez Victoriano, Jose Manuel
Rodriguez, Alexis
Rodríguez, Ana
Rodríguez, Arantxa
Rodríguez, Joan
Rodríguez, José A.
Rogowski, Ralf
Rohe, William
Rohracher, Harald
Rohrbachm, Daniela
Rojas Hernández, C Belkis
Rojas Hernández, Jorge
Rojas, Jorge
Rojas, Mariano
Rojo, Teresa
Rokumoto, Kahei
Rolle, Valérie
Romanov, Pavel
RC38_01
RC22_02B
RC07_14
RC30_12
RC11_12
RC36_02C
RC04B_03
RC11_12
OD_01
RC35_02
RC48_05
RC11_04
Ad Visual_02
RC21_04
RC02_02
RC04A_04
WG01_04
RC22_06B
RC11_15
RC09_04
RC02_02
RC18_02
ISSC_01
RC11_09
TG04_5
RC37_03B
RC47_08
RC05_03
JS_RC38_RC05_08
RC17_02
JSN_01
JS_RC37_RC14_01A
RC37_7B
TG04_01C
TG02_01A
RC22_08A
RC04B_02
RC04B_03
RC26_03
RC26_03
TG04_12B
RC21_01
JS_RC37_RC14_01C
RC04B_05
JS_RC09_TG02_02
JS_TG02_RC09_03B
RC37_08B
RC37_03A
JSB_RC10_RC11_05
CS_07
JSB_RC10_RC11_01
RC32_02B
JS_RC26_RC46_06
JS_RC46_RC26_07
RC12_07
RC09_11
RC05_06
RC22_08B
RC02_03
RC07_14
RC24_17
RC24_05
JS_RC10_RC36_03
JSB_RC11_RC53_03
TG02_04
RC02_03
RC09_05
RC23_11
JS_RC04_RC07_RC23_RC32_05
RC07_15
TG04_07A
JSB_RC10_RC11_01
JSB_RC10_RC11_05
SJS_RC25_RC05_TG03_11
RC05_04
RC44_06C
RC04B_04
RC42_06
JS_RC11_RC13_02
JS_RC13_RC11_10
JS_RC13_RC24_13B
Romanov, Pavel
Romeral Moreno, Gloria García
Romero Monivas, Jesús
Romero, Juan
Romero-Ortuno, Roman
Ronkainen, Jussi
Rooks, Daisy
Rooks, Ronica N.
Ros, Adela
Rosa, Hartmut
Rosa, Marcelo C.
Rose, Damaris
Rosenberg, Hananel
Rosende, Silvia
Rosenhek, Zeev
Rosenmund , Moritz
Roslyakov, Alexandre
Rosón, Javier
Ross , Derek
Ross, Robert
Ross, Sandy
Roßteutsche, Sigrid
Rosswall, Thomas
Rostgaard, Tine
Roszkowska, Ewa
Roth, Raphaël
Roth, Roland
Roth, Silke
Roth, Silke
Roth, Stefan
Roth, Steffen
Rothenberg, Julia
Rothenberg, Julia
Rothstein, Henry
Roudometof, Victor
Roudometof, Victor
Roumeliotou, Myrsine
Roumeliotou, Myrsine
Roumeliotou, Myrsine
Roumeliotou, Myrsine
Rourke, Joanne
Rousseau, Max
Roussel, Violaine
Routray, Sanjeev
Routray, Sanjeev
Routray, Sanjeev
Rovai, Mauro
Rovisco, Maria
Rozanova , Julia
Rozanova, Julia
Rozanova, Julia
Rozanova, Julia
Ruch-Ross, Holly S.
Ruelland, Isabelle
Rufino, Annamaria
Rughinis, Cosima
Rughinis, Cosima
Rughinis, Cosima
Ruiz Ben, Esther
Ruiz San Roman, José Antonio
Ruiz Sanz, Juan Pedro
Ruiz, Juan
Ruiz, Martha Nelida
Ruiz, Sarah
Rundell, John
Rusconi, Alessandra
Rushton, Beth
Russmann, Uta
Russmann, Uta
Russmann, Uta
Ruston, Annmarie
Ryan , Julia
Ryan, Julia
Ryazantsev , Sergey V.
Ryazantsev, Sergey V.
Ryland, Rebecca
Saar, Tomas
Sabbagh, Clara
Sabbarwal, Sherry
Sabbarwal, Sherry
Sabbarwal, Sherry
371

RC24_27
TG02_01B
WG06_05
CLASCO_01
ClASCO_02
TG04_08B
RC41_01B
AHALAS_02
RC04B_03
CS_12
RC43_01
RC04C_08
RC23_06
RC14_01
RC11_12
RC21_17
RC34_04B
RC32_04
RC44_01B
RC24_09
RC30_11
RC14_02C
RC32_04
RC49_04
RC38_02
RC32_01B
RC12_03
RC24_02
RC05_02
JS_RC05_RC32_01B
RC17_07A
RC07_09
RC24_24
RC47_08
RC11_03
RC36_02A
RC38_07
RC26_05
RC25_03
RC14_01
Ad Revistas_01
RC18_02
RC23_02A
RC47_01
RC14_05
RC07_12
RC23_09
RC24_17
JS_RC13_RC32_04
JS_RC13_RC32_06
RC23_05
RC14_02A
RC14_03B
TG03_03
RC23_01A
RC07_10
RC24_04
RC09_03
RC21_03
WG06_03
JSN_03
RC07_13
RC23_10A
RC21_09
RC47_01
Opening
RC53_03
RC45_04
CS_14
RC37_09C
RC37_08A
JSN_01
JS_RC09_TG02
JS_TG02_RC09_03A
RC21_18
RC02_05
RC41_01A
RC11_10
RC22_02A
JS_RC38_TG04_13
TG04_13B
Sabbarwal, Sherry
Sabe, Jordi Collet
Sachweh, Patrick
Sader, Emir
Sader, Emir
Sáenz de Ugarte, Loreto
Saenz, Rogelio
Sagástegui, Diana
Saha, Lawrence J.
Saha, Lawrence J.
Sahai, Rajarshi
Sahoo, Subhasis
Sahoo, Subhasis
Said Hung , E.M.
Sain, Ruby
Sairinen, Rauno
Salaff, Janet
Salami, Gholamreza
Salas,
Salehi , Sadegh
Sales Oliveira, Catarina
Salgado , S.
Salime, Zakia
Salize, Hans-Joachim
Salling Olesen, Henning
Salmon , Amy
Samara, Tony
Sampei, Yuki
Samuel, Lina
Samuel, Lina
Samuel, Yitzhak
San Roman Gago, Sonsoles
Sanches Pereira, Alessandro
Sánchez Estellés, Isis
Sanchez, Mariano
Sand, Hans Petter
Sand, Hans Petter
Sandberg , Ake
Sándor , Klára
Sandoval , M.
Sandoval Forero, Eduardo
Sandri, Giulia
Sandstrom, Gregory
Sang-Jin, Han
Sanguanini , Br.
Sanguanini, Bruno
Sanguanini, Bruno
Santaoja, Minna
Santha, Agnes
Sántha, Ágnes Sántha
Santiago , Rui
Santos , H.
Santos , M.
Santos, Anna Maria M.
Santos, Filipe
Santos, Hermílio
Sanz, Carmen
Sarbeswar, Sahoo
Sarinic, Jana.
Saris, Willem E.
Sarkisian , Natalia
Sartori, Laura
Sartori, Laura
Sassatelli, Monica
Sassen , Saskia
Sassen, Saskia
Satka, Mirja
Sato, Yoshimichi
Sato, Yoshimico
Saunders, Tanya
Saunier, Emilie
Savelyev , Yuriy
Savelyev, Yuriy
Savelyev, Yuriy
Sayas, Ion
Sayer, Andrew
Scarano, Francisco
Schaan, Barbara
Schader, Miriam
Schaefer, Nadine
Schaefer, Nadine
RC07_06
JS_RC48_RC07_06
RC05_09
RC23_03A
JSN_01
RC11_01
TG04_07C
RC02_07
RC36_01C
JS_RC04_RC07_RC23_RC32_05
RC07_15
RC14_03A
RC23_14A
RC05_05
RC07_18
SJS_RC13_RC07_RC23_07A
RC23_16
RC14_02B
RC02_08
RC11_23
RC26_05
RC24_03
RC24_24
CS_11
TG02_04
RC35_01
RC35_06
JS_RC10_RC51_02
RC38_02
RC04_01
RC04A_07
RC42_02
RC20_02
RC17_07A
RC21_22
RC21_22
RC44_05A
RC11_15
JS_RC10_RC51_02
CS_04
TG02_04
RC07_17
RC23_17
CS_14
RC07_01
RC36_05B
RC53_05
RC38_06
JSA_RC10_RC32_04
JS_RC10_RC32_02A
TG03_02
RC44_04A
CS_08
RC17_01
JS_RC36_WG03A
JS_WG03_RC36_05
AHALAS_02
RC24_26
RC09_05
RC21_14
RC23_14A
RC21_21
RC07_15
RC23_11
RC18_01
RC44_05A
RC45_02
RC34_04A
RC24_06
RC24_21
TG03_02
RC12_02
RC09_03
AHALAS_01
RC04A_07
RC32_01C
RC34_06
RC22_10
RC44_06C
RC07_09
RC37_05A
Schäfer, Mike S.
Schäfer, Mike S.
Scheibelhofer, Paul
Scheiber, Lukas
Scheid , Claudia
Scherger , Simone
Schettini, Mariana Gómez
Schief, Sebastian
Schiff, Claire
Schiffbaenker, Helene
Schiffbaenker, Helene
Schifirnet, C.
Schimank, Uwe
Schinkel, Willem
Schiwietz, Christine
Schiwietz, Christine
Schiwietz, Christine
Schlote , I.
Schmaus, Gunther
Schmeidler, Karel
Schmidt, K.H.W. , Joachim
Schmidt, Luísa
Schmidt, Luísa
Schmidt, Volker
Schmidt, Volker
Schmidt, Volker H.
Schmidt, Volker H.
Schneider, Cecilia
Schnell, Christiane
Schnepf, Sylke Viola
Schnepf, Sylke Viola
Schoeman, Maxi
Scholtz, Hanno
Schömann,, Klaus
Schor, Tatiana
Schor, Tatiana
Schrank,
Schroeder, Heike
Schubert , Brentyn
Schuerkens, Ulrike
Schuerkens, Ulrike
Schull, Elmar
Schüll, Elmar
Schulz, Markus S.
Schulz, Markus S.
Schutte, Gerhard
Schutter, Sabina
Schütze , Fritz
Schwarzer , Beatrix
Schwarzer, Beatrix
Schweiger, Inge
Scipes, Kim
Scott , Bernard
Scott, Alan
Scribano, Adrian
Scribano, Adrian
Scribano, Adrián
Sebastian, Leena
Seda Yuksel, Ayse
Sedini, Carla
Seeber , Marco
Seekings, Jeremy
Seethaler, Ursula
Seethaler, Ursula
Segatti, Paolo
Seidman,
Seiyama, Kazuo
Sek-yum Ngai , Steven
Selfa, Theresa
Sellke , Piet
Semyonov, Moshe
Sena Martins, Bruno
Serdair, Ayse
Sergio de Lima, Renato
Serra, Carles
Serra, Jenny
Serracant, Pau
Serradell, Olga
Serrano,
Serrano, David
Sevin, Jean-Christophe
372

RC32_04
RC37_7C
JS_RC14_RC30_RC32
JS_RC14_RC30_RC32_03
JS_RC13_RC04_03
RC13_08
SJS_RC13_RC34_RC53_15
SJS_RC13_RC34_RC53
JS_RC13_RC34_RC53
JS_RC13_RC22_06
JS_RC22_RC13
JS_WG03_RC13_04
WG03_10
JS_RC13_RC22_06
JS_RC13_WG03_05
JS_RC22_RC13
RC49_05
RC21_04
RC42_05
RC42_05
RC09_09
TG04_11
JSN_03
RC13_08
RC23_09
RC07_12
RC34_02A
RC32_01C
RC47_05
TG02_02A
RC24_02
RC24_23
RC02_08
RC02_03
RC43_04
Ad Visual_06
JSA_RC10_RC32_04
RC47_05
RC11_17
RC23_01A
JSB_RC10_RC32_04
JS_RC10_RC32_02B
RC48_01
RC21_15
SJS_RC13_RC34_RC53_15
SJS_RC13_RC34_RC53
JS_RC13_RC34_RC53
RC26_02
RC23_02A
RC11_10
WG06_07
WG03_02
WG03_08
RC11_22
RC04C_05
RC21_12
JSB_RC11_RC53_03
JSA_RC10_RC32_04
RC32_04
RC22_01B
RC24_09
JS_RC10_RC32_02A
RC24_19
TG04_5
RC11_16
RC41_05
RC41_06
RC48_01
Ad Visual_03
JS_RC11_RC13_02
JS_RC13_RC11_10
RC05_09
RC11_11
RC24_08
RC53_01
RC04B_08
RC18_07
RC07_07
RC48_09
RC11_14
RC05_08
Shafiei, Somayeh
Shapiro, Roberta
Sharapov , Kiril
Sharapov, Kiril
Sharma, Naina
Sharma, Pragya
Sharma, Rishi Kumar
Sharma, Rishi Kumar
Sharma, Rishi Kumar
Sharma, Ruchika
Sharma, Ruchika
Sharma, Veena
Sharma, Veena
Sharma, Veena
Sharma, Veena
Sharma, Veena
Shaw, Ian
Shaw, Kate
Shelly, Ann
Shelly, Robert
Shen, Hsiu-hua
Shen, Xiaomeng
Shestakovskii , Oleksii
Sheykhi, Mohammad Taghi
Shie, Vincent
Shie, Vincent H.
Shildrick , Tracy
Shim, Woochan
Shim, Young-Hee
Shin, Gi-Wook
Shinada, Tomomi
Shinada, Yuki Sampei Tomomi
Shirahase, Sawako
Shire, Karen
Shomina, Elena
Shortell, Timothy
Shpakovskaya, Larisa
Shujiro, Yazawa
Shung-King, Maylene
Shuvalova, Olga
Siara, Bernadetta
Siara, Bernadetta
Siara, Bernadetta
Siatitsa, Dimitra
Sidana, Jyoti
Sidana, Jyoti
Sidana, Jyoti
Sidorina , Tatiana
Sieglin, Veronika
Siegrist , Johannes
Sierminska, Eva
Sierra, Carlos Hugo
Signe, Bremer
Sikorska, Iga
Silva, Cecília
Silver, Hilary
Silverstein , Merril
Simões , Solange
Simões , Solange
Simões, José Pedro
Simoes, Solange
Simoes, Solange
Simone, Brazil
Simons, Gwenda
Sims-Gould, Joanie
Singelmann, Joachim
Singelmann, Joachim
Singh, Jewellord Nem
Singh, Parlo
Singleton, Carrie
Singleton, Carrie
Sinha, Shamser
Sipilä, Jorma
Sipilä, Maija
Sirota, Régine
Sisson de Castro, Marta Luz
Sivamurugan, Pandien
Sjoberg, Gideon
Sjoberg, Gideon
Skinner, Emmeline
Skrbis, Zlatko
RC41_05
RC43_05
RC21_08
TG04_08B
RC05_10
JS_RC25_TG03_06
TG03_09
RC09_09
RC23_01A
RC23_12
RC07_16
RC26_03
RC04A_05
RC04B_05
Resu_01
RC25_15
RC25_19
CS_11
RC11_21
RC25_10
RC34_06
WG03_08
RC04B_06
RC02_03
TG04_02B
RC30_07
WG06_03
RC11_12
RC17_04
RC23_01B
TG04_06B
JS_RC13_RC29_09
RC47_08
RC32_02A
RC32_01A
TG04_12B
RC07_03
RC11_07
RC24_14
CS_08
JS_RC14_RC30_RC32_03
JS_RC14_RC30_RC32
RC26_04
WG03_07
RC21_02
RC04B_02
RC04B_08
RC09_07
JS_RC26_RC46_06
JS_RC46_RC26_07
JS_RC11_RC13_02
JS_RC13_RC11_10
RC36_03A
JS_RC10_RC11_06
RC48_10
WG03_03
TG04_07B
WG03_01
WG03_10
WG03_02
RC18_04
RC17_03
TG04_12B
RC09_08
RC11_13
CS_11
RC35_06
RC32_02A
RC11_15
RC34_02A
RC53_04
RC34_01A
RC37_03A
TG03_04
RC42_04
JS_RC38_RC37_11
RC37_02B
RC30_11
RC21_10
RC13_01
RC20_03
Slack , Tim
Smith, Janet
Smith, Rob
Smith, Roger
Smith, Tammy
Snellman, Fredrik
Snellman, Fredrik
Soares, Weber
Sobral, Fernanda
Sobral, Fernanda
Sobral, Fernanda
Socrates, Koniordos
Soen, Dan
Soen, Dan
Sokolovic, Dzemal
Soldat-Jaffe , Tatjana
Sole i Camardons, Joan
Solé, Carlota
Solé, Carmen
Soler , Marta
Soler, Pere
Soley-Beltran, Patrícia
Solga, Heike
Solga, Heike
Sollie, Paul
Somarriba, Noelia
Somarriba, Noelia
Somerville , Claire
Sommerlund,, Julie
Sonda, Giovanna
Soneryd , Linda
Sood, Sushma
Sorde Marti, Theresa
Soreanu, Raluca
Sorj, Bila
Sorribes, Carles Pont
Sosa, Raquel
Soskolne, Varda
Sosunova, Irene A.
Sotelo, Ignacio
Sotiriadou , Anastasia
Sotiriadou, Anastasia
Sotiris, Chtouris
Souffron, Valérie
Souliotis, Nikolaos
Souza, Â. R.
Souza, AR
Spagnoli, Filip
Spalter-Roth , Roberta
Spalter-Roth, Roberta
Spasova , Evgenija
Spasova , Evgenija
Spector , Alan
Spector, Alan
Spector, Alan
Speed, Chris
Speed, Ewen
Spence Smith, Thomas
Spence Smith, Thomas
Spence Smith, Thomas
Spencer , Wellhofer
Spicer, André
Spiegelhalter, David
Spieser, Catherine
Spijker, Jeroen
Spohn, Willfried
Spohn, Willfried
Sprague, Joey
Spross, Cornelia
Srigley, Ronald
Staab, Anna
Stafseng, Ola
Stagnoli, Matteo
Stalker, Kirsten
Stallings, Teresa
Stamenkovic, Marko
Stamenkovic, Marko ,
Stampa, Inez Terezinha
Stavrides, Stavros
Stebbins , Robert
Stebbins, Andrew
373

SJS_RC13_RC07_RC23_07B
RC07_17
JS_RC11_RC13_02
JS_RC13_RC11_10
RC23_17
TG04_4B
RC21_19
JSA_RC10_RC11_01
RC38_02
RC25_02
RC24_08
TG04_11
RC04B_03
RC20_01
RC35_03
RC25_04
Ad Visual_04
RC29_01
RC11_15
JS_RC38_RC37_11
RC37_02B
CLASCO_01
Resu_01
RC09_04
RC07_07
RC48_09
JS_RC37_RC14_01D
JS_RC14_RC37
RC24_18
JS_RC13_WG03_05
RC46_05
JS_WG03_RC13_04
RC17_07B
RC36_04A
RC04C_08
RC53_04
RC22_01A
RC12_02
RC07_10
TG04_07B
RC30_11
RC09_03
JS_RC13_RC32_06
JS_RC13_RC32_04
RC32_06B
TG04_09A
RC24_10
SJS_RC13_RC34_RC53_15
SJS_RC13_RC34_RC53
JS_RC13_RC34_RC53
RC36_02C
RC04B_05
TG03_06
TG04_08A
RC24_23
SJS_RC13_RC34_RC53_15
SJS_RC13_RC34_RC53
JS_RC13_RC34_RC53
RC37_09B
RC11_05
RC34_05A
RC22_03B
RC09_10
RC11_04
RC11_13
RC41_04
RC25_18
RC24_21
RC24_01
JS_RC10_RC36_03
RC14_02B
RC21_21
RC21_21
WG06_05
RC32_01A
RC41_05
RC48_04
RC47_07
RC25_12
RC24_15
RC32_06B
Steinbach , Dirk
Steinbach, Dirk
Steinbach, Dirk
Steinbach, Dirk
Steinbach, Dirk
Steinberger, Margarethe
Steinführer, Annett
Stepchenko, Anna
Stephan, Viola
Steyn , Melissa
Stoddart, Mark C.J.
Stoffle, Richard
Stoleroff, Alan
Storvik, Aagoth
Strecker, David
Stritikus , Tom
Strzemi_ska, Agnieszka
Stylianou, Stelios
Stypi_ska, Justyna
_uber, Daniel
_uber, Daniel
Subirats, Joan
Subirats, Marina
Subramaniam, Mangala
Subramaniam, Mangala
Subramaniam, Mangala
Subtil, Filipa
Subtil, Filipa
Subuddhi, Karunamay
Suchet , André
Suchet, Andre
Suchet, André
Suddaby, Roy
Suenker, Heinz
Suglobova, Valeriya A
Sun Hsiao-Li, Shirley
Sündal, Fatma
Sundaram, Devanyak
Sungarov, Alexander
Suokas, A
Supervielle, Marcos
Suprayogi, Yogi
Surak, Kristin
Surak, Kristin
Surkova, Irina
Sutherland, Alex
Sutton, Phil
Suurpää , Leena
Suurpää , Leena
Suurpää , Leena
Suurpaa, Leena
Swaminathan, Madhura
Swaminathan, Raji
Swift, Karen J.
Sydneysmith, Robin
Syrakoulis , Kleanthis
Syrakoulis , Kleanthis
Syrakoulis , Kleanthis
Szanyi, Agnes
Szeman, Zsuzsa
Szemerszki, Marianna
Szilagyi, Georgina
Sznajder, Aleksandra
Szweda-Lewandowska, Zofia
Szydlik, Marc
Szydlik, Marc
Tàbara , David
Tàbara, J. David
Tàbara, J. David
Tacoronte, Yolanda
Taddeo , G.
Takeda, Naoko
Takeda, Naoko
Tala, Alexis
Tamagawa , Masami
Tamango, Carla
Tamayo, Sergio
Tambe, Shruti
Tamez, Alma Isela Trujillo
Tamm Hallström, Kristina
Taneerananon, Sirirat
RC21_06
RC21_17
WG06_03
RC30_12
JS_RC13_RC29_09
RC21_05
JS_RC13_RC04_03
JS_RC13_RC09_02
TG04_01D
RC22_06B
RC12_02
JS_RC09_RC13_03
JS_RC13_RC09_02
TG02_02B
RC32_04
RC04B_08
TG03_01
RC04B_02
AHALAS_01
RC07_04
RC44_03B
TG03_08
RC11_15
RC44_06C
WG01_02
TG04_01B
TG04_16
RC24_24
TG04_11
TG04_15
RC13_01
RC34_03A
RC24_02
RC37_08A
RC09_09
TG04_12B
RC17_06
RC47_02
RC38_06
CS_12
RC04B_04
RC43_03
RC21_21
RC24_01
RC38_03
RC30_11
RC23_04
RC25_12
RC25_12
RC07_18
JS_RC13_RC04_03
SJS_RC13_RC07_RC23_07A
RC23_16
RC30_13
RC21_05
RC05_01
JS_RC05_RC32_01A
CS_11
JS_RC13_RC30_14
RC30_10
RC44_01B
RC11_16
CLASCO_01
JSA_RC10_RC11_05
JSA_RC10_RC11_01
RC11_14
RC34_02B
RC42_05
RC13_08
RC34_02A
RC53_01
RC53_03
RC11_08
RC26_02
RC24_13
RC34_05A
RC22_08B
RC11_07
RC11_09
RC11_11
RC44_01B
Tang, Wing Shing
Tang, Wing Shing
Tangian, Andranik
Tangian, Andranik
Tanner , Julian
Tapada, Teresa
Tarko, Klara
Tarko, Klara
Tarrant, Carolyn
Tarrés Chamorro, Sol
Tarumoto , Hideki
Taschner, Gisela
Taschner, Gisela Black
Tataru, Ludmilla
Tavakoli, Nayereh
Tavare, TM
Tavares Dos Santos, José Vicente
Tavares, T. M.
Tavares-Dos-Santos , Jose-Vicente
Tavory, Iddo
Taxler/Brandl, Franz/Bernd
Taylor Schultz, Ashley
Taylor, Rebecca
Taylor/Mathers, Dr Graham/ Dr Andy
Taylor-Cole, W.O.
Taylor-Gooby, Peter
Taylor-Gooby, Peter
Tchernia, Jean-François
Tchetgnia, Lucas
Tchetgnia, Lucas
Te Kloeze, Jan
Teixeira , Joao
Teixeira da Silva, Albert
Teixeira, Ana Lúcia
Tejada, Gabriela
Telesiene, Audrone
Teli, Maurizio
Telles, Vera
Temple, Bogusia
Teodoro , António
Teodoro, Ântonio
Teotia, Manoj
Teotia, Manoj Kumar
Teotia, Manoj Kumar
Tepecik, Ebru
Terada, Yoshiro
Teravainen, Tuula
Terborg , Roland
Terborg, Roland
Terral, Philippe
Terral, Philippe
Terral, Philippe
Terral, Philippe
Terral, Philippe
Terrones, Albert
Testenoire, Armelle
Testenoire, Armelle
Teune, Henry
Tewari, Sanjay
Tewari, Sanjay
Thayer, Millie
Theobald, Hildegard
Therborn, Göran
Thomas, Hélène
Thomas, Hélène
Thomas, Hélène
Thorlindsson , Thorolfur
Thye, Shane R.
Tikkiwal, T.C.
Tilleczek, Kate
Tilleczek, Kate
Timo, Harrikari
Timonen , Virpi
Tiourina, Irina
Tipaldo, Giuseppe
Titarenko, Larissa
Tí_ik, Miroslav
Tobiasz-Adamczyk, B.
Tobiasz-Adamczyk, B.
Tobiasz-Adamczyk, Beata
Todd/Eveline, Trish
374

SJS_RC13_RC34_RC53_15
SJS_RC13_RC34_RC53
JS_RC13_RC34_RC53
JS_RC10_RC53_01
RC02_04
RC21_10
RC30_09
RC22_10
AHALAS_01
RC32_01A
RC23_10B
RC07_14
RC24_04
RC32_06A
Ad Revistas_01
RC17_02
RC21_02
RC13_08
RC25_19
RC47_03
WG01_01
Closing
SS_Touraine
RC14_03A
RC32_02A
JS_RC14_RC30_RC32_03
RC24_14
RC37_06A
RC34_05B
RC37_06B
RC14_04
CS_06
RC30_02
RC30_03
RC47_08
RC11_21
RC14_02A
RC41_05
RC37_06B
RC05_07
RC53_05
RC48_05
RC04A_06
RC04A_06
RC04A_06
RC41_03
RC26_01
RC04A_04
RC26_04
CS_10
RC24_22
RC02_03
RC05_03
JS_RC38_RC05_08
RC32_06A
TG04_09B
RC11_24
RC44_06B
RC11_04
SJS_RC13_RC34_RC53_15
SJS_RC13_RC34_RC53
JS_RC13_RC34_RC53
RC23_15
RC24_08
RC07_10
RC41_01A
RC25_07
RC21_06
TG04_06B
TG04_01D
RC21_05
RC24_19
RC34_OS
RC34_OS
RC04B_04
RC24_05
RC24_11
RC24_24
RC48_03
Plenary_01
RC34_04B
Tolonen, Tarja
Tolonen, Tarja
Tolonen, Tarja
Tomás , Catarina
Tomlinson, Jennifer
Tornaghi, Chiara
Torns, Teresa
Torrekens, Corinne
Torrente, Diego
Torres , Anália
Torres Albero, Cristobal
Torres Albero, Cristóbal
Torres, Adolfo
Torres, Anália
Torres, Cristóbal
Torres, Leonor Lima
Torres, Rodolfo
Torres, Sergio Lucio
Torrijos, Anna
Toscano, Emanuele
Toschenko, Zh
Touraine, Alain
Touraine, Alain
Toussaint , Fl.
Toussaint, Laura
Touzard, Giselle
Tovey, Hilary
Trajtenberg, Graciela
Trapenciere, Ilze
Trasforini, Maria Antonietta
Tremblay , G.
Tremblay, Diane-Gabrielle
Tremblay, Diane-Gabrielle
Tremblay, Diane-Gabrielle
Trevo/ Mckelligan, Ana-Helena/ Teresa
Triadó, Carmen
Trichopoulou, A.
Trilla, Clara Cortina
Trilupaitye, Skaidra
Trimikliniotis, Nicos
Trinder,, Liz
Tripp, Winston B.
Trivellato, Paolo and Moris Triventi,
Triventi, Moris
Troiano, Helena
Troisi, Joseph
Tsapko, Miroslava
Tse, Thomas
Tsobanoglou, George
Tsobanoglou, Georges
Tsunoda, Kimie
Tu, Su-hao
Tuider, Elisabeth
Tuider, Elisabeth
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Tyagi, Sushil
Tyfield, David
Tyrväinen, Liisa
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Ueno, Junko
Uggla , Ylva
Uggla, Ylva
Uitermark, Justus
Umejesi, Ikechukwu
University of La Sorbone, France, Maffesoli
University of Leeds, UK, Bauman
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Uribe, Hernando
Urkidi, Leire
Urkidi, Leire
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Urry, John
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RC07_13
RC30_04
TG03_05
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RC21_12
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RC30_03
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RC23_11
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RC24_08
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RC42_03
RC35_06
Ad Visual_02
RC22_02A
SJS_RC13_RC34_RC53_15
SJS_RC13_RC34_RC53
JS_RC13_RC34_RC53
RC42_06
RC35_02
RC07_09
RC29_01
RC53_03
RC21_07
RC48_04
TG03_07
RC25_20
RC48_09
JS_RC32_RC38_04
JS_RC38_RC32_09
RC32_02A
RC35_07
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RC24_07
RC21_05
WG01_04
RC07_10
RC30_08
RC11_07
RC18_07
RC30_06
JS_RC37_RC14_01B
RC34_05B
Ad Visual_04
RC48_07
RC04B_04
JS_RC14_RC30_RC32_03
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Urteaga, Eguzki
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Useche, María Cristina
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Uys, Tina
Uys, Tina
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Vaidelyte, Egle
Vaidelyte, Egl_
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Valença, João
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Valenduc, Gérard
Valenduc, Gérard
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Valles, Nuria
Valles, Nuria
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Vanhée, Olivier
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Vargas, Joana D.
Vargas, Rosana
Vargas-Hernández, José G.
Vargas-Hernández, José G.
Vargas-Hernández, José G.
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Vaughan, Suzanne
Vaughan, Suzanne
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Vázquez, Rolando
Vdovichenko, Larisa
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Veenhoven, Ruut
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Veldboer, Lex
Velikaya, Nataliya
Vendramin, Patricia
Vendramin, Patricia
Venn, Susan
Venugopal, Rajesh
Verd, Joan Miquel
Verdi, Laura
Veres, Valer
Vergani, Matteo
Verger, Antoni
Verger, Antono
Vergeti, Maria
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RC24_16
RC42_07
RC34_04B
RC21_16
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JS_RC48_RC07_06
RC09_03
RC18_01
RC04B_08
RC21_05
RC11_18
RC04A_05
WG03_08
WG03_10
RC11_24
RC11_23
RC21_17
RC44_02A
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RC41_08
RC11_21
RC53_03
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RC37_7B
RC41_02
Ad Ethno and Theory_01
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RC37_08A
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RC37_03B
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RC21_10
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RC34_02B
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RC10_01
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RC11_10
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TG04_10
TG04_14
CS_08
RC02_03
RC02_05
RC04B_04
RC32_02B
RC42_06
RC48_05
RC29_01
RC36_03A
JS_RC10_RC11_06
RC48_10
TG04_09A
RC21_07
RC24_27
JS_RC13_RC24_13B
RC24_11
RC24_13
RC11_12
RC12_01
RC38_04
TG04_08A
RC11_02
RC44_04A
JS_RC10_RC53_01
TG03_04
TG03_04
RC21_05
RC25_09
RC36_05A
RC44_05B
RC44_06A
RC45_03
RC34_03A
RC30_08
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Verma, D. K.
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Verschraegen, Gert
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Vianna de Souza, Magda
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Vickerstaff, S.
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Vidal-Ortiz, Salvador
Vidovi_, Davorka
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Walby, Kevin
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Walker, Steve
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Waterman,
Watson, Elizabeth
Watson, Nick
Watson, Nick
Watt, Paul
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Weber, Christina D.
Webster, Edward
Webster, Edward
Weesie, Jeroen
Wei, Fang
Wei, Ying Shan
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RC04A_04
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RC20_03
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RC21_12
RC11_12
RC41_01A
JS_RC46_RC26_07
RC34_04B
RC47_01
ISSC_01
Opening
JS_RC25_TG03_06
TG03_09
RC30_02
JS_RC10_RC32_02A
RC29_01
JSB_RC10_RC11_05
JSB_RC10_RC11_01
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JS_RC13_RC04_03
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JS_RC37_RC14_01B
JS_RC05_RC32_01B
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RC53_02
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RC34_05B
RC04_01
JS_RC13_RC24_13B
RC24_27
RC48_02
RC42_05
RC24_09
JSA_RC10_RC11_05
JSA_RC10_RC11_01
RC09_13
JS_RC10_RC51_02
WG06_06
JS_TG02_RC09_03A
Weicht, Bernard
Weigers Vitullo, Margaret
Weihong, Ma
Weiler, Vera
Weiner-Levy, Naomi
Weiner-Levy, Naomi Weiner-Levy
Weiser, Prisca
Weller , Wivian
Wells, Anita M.
Welsh, Sandy
Wengle, Susanne
Werners, Saskia
West, Jackie
Weyher, L. Frank
Whincup, Peter
White, Katherine J. Curtis
White, Patricia
Wierenga, Ani
Wieviorka , Michel
Wieviorka, Michel
Wieviorka, Michel
Wilinska, Monika
Wilinska, Monika
Wilkinson, Jennifer
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Williams, Kirk R.
Williamson, Tracey
Williamson, Tracey
Wilska, Terhi-Anna
Wilson, Stacy-Ann
Windle, Joel
Witkin, Robert
Witoszek, Nina
Wittner, Judith
Wohlfarth, Eszter
Wójcik, Adrian
Wolff, Francois-Charles
Wolkowitz, Carol
Woodman , Dan
Woodrow, Paul
Woolley, Richard
Wortley , Scot
Wo_niak, B.
Wo_niak, B.
Wright, David
Wright, Wynne
Wruck, Peter J.
Wuttke, Séverine
Wyn, Johanna
Xerez, Romana
Xiao, Suowei
Xiao, Suowei
Yadav, Pooran Mal
Yakubovich, Valery
Yamaguchi, Keiko
Yamashita, Junko
Yanardag, Ozgur
Yanay, Niza
Yanitsky, Oleg
Yearley, Steven
Yeganeh, Cyrus
Yellin, David
Yerkes, Mara
Yerochewski, Carole
Yildiz, Ozkan
Yildiz, Safiye
Yilmaz, Bediz
Ylönen, Marja
Yndigegn, Carsten
Yogev, Abraham
Yohann, Rech
Yohann, Rech
Yong, Gui
Yoon, Jeongkoo
York, Richard
Yoshino, Satomi
Yoshino, Satomi
Youkhana, Eva
Young, Janette Olivia
Young, Melissa A.
Young, Nathan
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OD_01
RC04C_04
JS_RC09_TG02_02
JS_TG02_RC09_03B
TG03_10
RC05_04
RC36_04A
RC05_07
RC04C_08
RC35_07
RC02_03
RC24_19
SJS_RC023_RC07_RC14_07
RC07_11
JS_RC14_RC30_RC32_03
JS_RC14_RC30_RC32
WG01_03
AHALAS_01
RC04B_08
RC25_16
CS_13
RC47_06
RC47_02
JS_RC10_RC32_02A
RC07_06
JS_RC48_RC07_06
RC48_08
WG06_01
JSA_RC10_RC32_04
RC11_12
CS_01
TG04_13A
TG04_4A
CS_04
OD_01
TG04_07D
RC22_08B
WG06_03
RC21_23
RC05_02
JS_RC05_RC32_01B
RC32_02B
RC23_04
RC38_05
RC22_01B
RC21_20
RC45_04
RC04A_06
Ad Visual_04
Ad Visual_04
RC23_02A
RC23_13A
RC30_06
RC04B_02
RC26_01
Young, Nathan
Yruela, Mauel Pérez
Yui, Kiyomitsu
Yui, Kiyomitsu
Yui, Kiyomitsu
Yusuf, Rizwana
Yusuf, Rizwana
Yuval-Davis, Nira
Yuval-Davis, Nira
Zaaiman, Johan
Zabludovsky, Gina
Zabludovsky, Gina
Zaccaï, Edwin
Zacher, Lech
Zacher, Lech W.
Zadkowska, Magda
Zadowska, Magda
Zaikina, Anna
Zaluar, Alba Maria
Zampiri, M
Zanutto, Alberto
Zermeño, Sergio
Zermeño, Sergio
Zermeño, Sergio
Zhanna, Chernova
Zhou, Yihu
Zhou, Yihu
Zieli_ska, Iwona
Ziese, Thomas
Zimmerman , William
Zimmermann, Markus
Zinn, Jens O
Zinn, Jens O.
Zinn, Jens O.
Zolberg, Aristide R.
Zolberg, Aristide R.
Zolotova , Nastia
Zrinscak, Sinisa
Zrin__ak, Sini_a
Zseng, Yan Fen
Zubair, Maria
Zubair, Maria
Zubair, Shirin
Zubieta, Judith
Zubillaga, Veronica
Zucco, Luciana
Zuccotti, Carolina V.
Zucker, Lynne G.
Zuev, Andrey E.
Zuev, Dennis
Zueva, Julia
Zuñiga Coronado, Maria
Zurawski, Nils
Zurru, Marco
Zuze, Tia L.
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Locations
Palau de Congressos de la Fira de Barcelona PCFB
Avenida de La Reina Maria Cristina, Montjuic, Barcelona
Metro: L3 - Plaça Espanya

Universitat de Barcelona, Facultat de Filologia UB-FP
Av/ Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes, 585
Metro: L1, L2 - Universitat
Universitat de Barcelona, Edificio Històric UB-HB
Av/ Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes, 585
Metro: L1, L2 - Universitat
Universitat Ramon Llull,
Facultat de Comunicació Blanquerna URL-FCB
C/ Valldonzella, 23
Metro: L1, L3 - Catalunya
Universitat de Barcelona,
Facultat de Filosofia, Geografia i Història UB-FPGH
C/ Montalegre, 6
Metro: L1, L3 - Catalunya
Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona CCCB
C/ Montalegre, 6
Metro: L1, L3 - Catalunya
Universidad Pompeu Fabra, Edifici Rambla UPF-RB
C/ Pl. de Joaquim Xirau i Palau
Metro: L3 - Drassanes
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