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Religious Rituals and Territorial Transformations: The Case of Santa Rosalia in Palermo - RITI RELIGIOSI E TRASFORMAZIONI TERRITORIALI IL CASO DI SANTA ROSALIA A PALERMO

Religious Rituals and Territorial Transformations: The Case of Santa Rosalia in Palermo - RITI RELIGIOSI E TRASFORMAZIONI TERRITORIALI IL CASO DI SANTA ROSALIA A PALERMO

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Il rapporto dinamico che esiste tra un rito religioso e il territorio che lo ospita è interpretato e analizzato dall’antropologia religiosa come una forma di protezione, offerta da parte del sacro sul luogo nel quale risiede (Demarchi, Abbruzzese, 1995). Secondo questa chiave di lettura, il transito nel territorio di ciò che è reputato sacro o addirittura la sua stessa presenza stabilmente consolidata nella forma del santuario, allontana il male ed è reputato svolgere una funzione di protezione tendenzialmente stabile. etc...

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DIFFE/ RENCES INEQUA/ LITIES AND SOCIO/ LOGICAL IMAGI/ NATION ESA 2015 12TH CONFERENCE OF THE EUROPEAN SOCIOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION 2015 PROGRAMME BOOK DIFFE/ RENCES INEQUA/ LITIES AND SOCIO/ LOGICAL IMAGI/ NATION ESA 2015 12TH CONFERENCE OF THE EUROPEAN SOCIOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION 2015 PROGRAMME BOOK Prague, 25–28 August 2015 ESA 12th Conference Differences, Inequalities and Sociological Imagination www.esa12thconference.eu Organizers IS CAS – Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences – www.soc.cas.cz ESA – European Sociological Association – www.europeansociology.org/ Programme book ISBN 978-80-7330-271-9 PRAGUE, 25–28 AUGUST 2015 ESA 12TH CONFERENCE DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION PROGRAMME BOOK EUROPEAN SOCIOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION (ESA) INSTITUTE OF SOCIOLOGY OF THE CZECH ACADEMY OF SCIENCES (IS CAS) DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION DIFFE/ RENCES INEQUA/ LITIES AND SOCIO/ LOGICAL IMAGI/ NATION 6 6 The Theme A profound challenge that the social sciences, and sociology in particular, are now called upon to confront has to do with the depth and extraordinary acceleration of global processes of social and cultural change … … Today's byword 'globalisation' only partially captures the full significance of these processes. Sociological knowledge therefore encounters a limitation: it is easier to see what is disappearing than what is coming into being. Yet this limitation can be overturned and become a resource: a stimulus to intensify our theoretical and empirical exploration of the world around us by relating everyday life to history, connecting individual experiences to major issues of democracy and justice, and viewing the exercise of agency in the light of processes of domination. Sociological imagination is the tool that our discipline has honed over the decades to accomplish this. But what are the major issues that the global sociological community now has the responsibility to tackle? First and foremost, they arise from the exponential increase in social inequalities, a process that the international economic crisis has exacerbated beyond measure. This situation threatens the very existence of democracy and calls for the construction of forms of social analysis which are strongly connected to the arena of public policy. Concurrently, these forms of analysis must also be capable of offering communities and individuals knowledge and insight that can help to stem the tide of fatalism and apathy. Yet an analysis of how inequalities are produced and reinforced would be incomplete without reflection on differences. Recognising and acknowledging the multiple expressions of difference – such as gender, social class, age, ethnic background, religion, and sexual orientation… – are vital when it comes to gaining insight into the ‘multiple positioning’ that characterises contemporary individuals. And this entails rethinking the meaning of integration today. THE THEME 7 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Table of Content The President’s Welcome Organisers and Committees List of ESA Research Networks List of ESA Research Streams Exhibitors and Sponsors 12 14 16 18 19 General Conference Information Conference Venues Conference Materials Food and Drinks Useful Information 23 36 37 38 The Programme Meetings and Assemblies (MA) ESA General Assembly Opening Ceremony and Opening Plenary Closing Ceremony and Closing Plenary PS – Plenary Sessions – Opening Plenary PS – Plenary Sessions – Closing Plenary 45 46 47 48 49 50 Summary Table of Semi-Plenary Sessions (SPS) 52 SPS – Semi-Plenary Sessions 8 TABLE OF CONTENT 26/8 Wednesday SPS01 Family Formation and Practices of Life Quality: Inequalities and New Opportunities Across Europe SPS02 Public Policies and Solidarity in Women’s Lives: Differences and Inequalities SPS03 New Racisms, Differences and Agency in Europe: Perspectives on Islamophobia 54 55 57 27/8 Thursday SPS04 A Generation Divided? 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Daniel Bertaux; daniel.bertaux@misha.fr Ettore Recchi; ettore.recchi@sciencespo.fr RS04 Sociology of Celebration Ismo Kantola; ikantola@utu.fi RS05 Sociology of Knowledge Michaela Pfadenhauer; michaela.pfadenhauer@univie.ac.at Hubert Knoblauch; hubert.knoblauch@tu-berlin.de Bernt Schnettler; schnettler@uni-bayreuth.de RS06 Sociology of Morality Wojciech Sobolewski; wojciech.j.sobolewski@gmail.com RS07 Maritime Sociology Agnieszka Kołodziej-Durnaś; akodu@whus.pl Frank Sowa; frank.sowa@iab.de ESA RESEARCH STREAMS Exhibitors and Sponsors The Local Organizing Committee would like to express its sincere thanks to the exhibiting publishers and sponsors for their support of the 12th Conference of European Sociological Association Confirmed Exhibitors and Sponzors (as of 3 August 2015) The City of Prague Ashgate Publishing ATLAS.ti Scientific Software Development GmbH Cambridge University Press Combined Academic Publishers Emerald Group Publishing Limited LIfBi – Leibniz-Institut für Bildungsverläufe e.V. Max-Planck-Institut für Gesellschaftsforschung VERBI Software GmbH (MAXQDA) MEDIAN Palgrave Macmillan Policy Press, University Bristol ROUTLEDGE, Taylor & Francis Group SAGE Publications Ltd John Wiley & Sons Ltd The exhibition is located on the first floor of the FA building, close to the registration area. EXHIBITORS AND SPONSORS 19 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 20 EXHIBITORS AND SPONSORS GENERAL CONFE/ RENCE INFORMA/ TION Conference Venues Opening Ceremony More Information Prague Congress Centre (PCC) Address: 5. května 65, 140 21 Prague 4 Transport: The Opening Ceremony venue is located near Vyšehrad metro station, line C (red line). http://www.esa12thconference.eu/practical-information www.facebook.com/esa2015Prague https://twitter.com/ESA2015Prague Conference Venue Organising secretary / esa2015@guarant.cz Abstracts / esa@soc.cas.cz Registration / esa2015@guarant.cz Sponsoring and Exhibition / esa2015@guarant.cz Faculty of Architecture (FA) main Conference Building and Registration Address: Thákurova 9, 166 34 Praha 6 – Dejvice Faculty of Civil Engineering (FCE) Address: Thákurova 7, 166 29 Praha 6 – Dejvice Transport: The conference venue is located near Dejvická metro station, line A (green line). Social Dinner Občanská plovárna (OP) Address: U Plovárny, 118 00 Praha 1 – Malá Strana Transport: The Social Dinner venue is located near Malostranská metro station, line A (green line) Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences (IS CAS) Address: Jilská 1, 110 00, Prague 1 Transport: The Institute of Sociology is located near Národní třída metro station, line B (yellow line). Contact Internet Connection at the Faculties WIFI FA User: CTU_FA_OTHER Password: 2015ESAPrague WIFI FCE User: wififce Password: 2015ESA EDUROAM Copy Centre Available at FCE (accepts payment in cash only) Opening hours: Tue 25/8 – 10:00 – 19:00 Wed 26/8 – Fri 28/8 – 8:00 – 19:00 CONFERENCE VENUES 23 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Metro C N ád ra e le ží V s l av ín 1 2 Dej v ic k á Metro A 3 Ma tra lo s nsk Sta á ě r om N sts ká dn ár o 4 í t ří Mů s te k H la ná v ní dr a ží da 5 V yš ehr ad Metro B Metro C 24 MAPS – PRAGUE Prague Metro B 1 Faculty of Civil Engineering (FCE) / Conference venue Address: Thákurova 7, 166 29 Praha 6 – Dejvice Dejvická metro station, line A (green line) 2 Faculty of Architecture (FA) / Conference venue Address: Thákurova 9, 166 34 Praha 6 – Dejvice Dejvická metro station, line A (green line) 3 Občanská plovárna (OP) / Social Dinner 27/8, 20:00 – 00:00 Address: U Plovárny, 118 00 Praha 1 – Malá Strana Malostranská metro station, line A (green line) 4 Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences (IS CAS) / PhD Workshop 23 – 24/8, 9:00 – 18:00 Address: Jilská 1, 110 00, Prague 1 Národní třída metro station, line B (yellow line) Metro A 5 Prague Congress Centre (PCC) / Opening Ceremony 25/8, 17:30 – 22:00 Address: 5. května 65, 140 21 Prague 4, Czech Republic Vyšehrad metro station, line C (red line) Václav Havel Airport Prague Address: K Letišti 1019/6, 161 00 Prague 6 Bus 119 from Nádraží Veleslavín metro station, line A (green line) / Bus 100 from Zličín metro station, line B (yellow line) / Bus Airport Express from Hlavní nádraží metro station, line C (red line) Praha hlavní nádraží / Prague Main railway station Address: Wilsonova 300/8, 110 00 Praha 1 Hlavní nádraží metro station, line C (red line) MAPS – PRAGUE 25 Be 2 ch yň a ron Velflíkova ská Šá ck 1 e re tlářc Na Ko ov Ter Bí lá Ko le jn í DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION á ch ni ck á Kolejní Thákurova Studentská Šo lín ov a St ud Te Roo Jugoslávských en ts Th ká ák ur partyzánů ov a Lotyšská sev Ver elto dun va ská Dejvická Čs. Armády Vítězné náměstí Evropská Evropská Dejvická Thákurova Vítězné náměstí Prague Metronome ží E U Pl 3 mo bře še ny ár ov ene hův k Dvořá ábře ovo n ov o vo ák rko oř sá Bílkova u Dv listo á ížsk Maiselova pad ská Pař Valdštejn Ko Malostranská Právnická fakulta ná ná bř bř ež í ež í st Ná aB Čec Chotkova rd dva esův mos t U Lu žic ké ho se mi ná ře Le te ns ká Mán 17. Malostranská 26 MAPS – PRAGUE Staroměstská Staroměstská Kap rov a ží Svatoplukova Jaromírova Sl av oj ov a Nuselský most Oldřichova Křes omy slov Křesom a yslova Čiklova Lum Boleslavova íro va V o Kr ko Čik va Vyšehrad Pe vn os Buč anc Na 5 e rá Pankrácké náměstí ět ci Palouček kv nk Na Vítězné pláni 5. Pa Kongresová Petra Rezka ti Na lova na To po lce 1 Faculty of Civil Engineering (FCE) 2 Faculty of Architecture (FA) 3 Občanská plovárna (OP) 5 Prague Congress Centre (PCC) Táborská Na Tram station Metro station Cafe Prostoru / National Library of Technology MAPS – PRAGUE 27 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION FA Basement Amphitheatre Gočár 155 Lunch Box Station Coffee Break Stairs Elevators Toilets Kotěra 105 FA FA1st 1stFloor Floor The TheExhibitors Exhibitors 21 22 21 23 22 24 23 25 24 25 16 17 16 19 17 20 19 20 1–1 4 – 4 ROUTLEDGE, ROUTLEDGE, Taylor Taylor & Francis & Francis Group Group 5 5 6 6 Ashgate Ashgate Publishing Publishing 7 7 Combined Combined Academic Academic ATLAS.ti ATLAS.ti Scientific Scientific Software Software Development Development GmbH GmbH Stairs Stairs Publishers Publishers Elevators Elevators Entrance Entrance 8 – 10 8 – 10Max–Planck–Institut Max–Planck–Institut 11 11 VERBI VERBI Software Software GmbH GmbH (MAXQDA) (MAXQDA) Registration Registration 12 –12 13– 13 Palgrave Palgrave Macmillan Macmillan 14 –14 15– 15 Cambridge Cambridge University University Press Press 11 12 11 13 12 14 13 15 14 15 6 7 68 79 8109 10 1 2 13 24 35 4 5 16 16 Policy Policy Press, Press, University University Bristol Bristol 17 17 Emerald Emerald Group Group Publishing Publishing Limited Limited 19 –19 20– 20 John John Wiley Wiley & Sons & Sons Ltd Ltd 21 –21 23– 23 LIfBiLIfBi – Leibniz-Institut – Leibniz-Institut für für Bildungsverläufe Bildungsverläufe e.V. e.V. 24 –24 25– 25 SAGE SAGE Publications Publications Ltd Ltd 28 MAPS – FACULTY OF ARCHITECTURE (FA) Entrance to the Faculty of Civil Engineering Gočár 155 FA 1st Floor Lunch Box Station Coffee Break Stairs Exhibitors Kotěra 105 Elevators Entrance Cloakroom Institute of Sociology Registration Congress Bags Desk Info Desk Voting Box Janák 107 Krejcar 111 244 245 246 247 249 250 251 262 252 Relax Zone Toilets FA 2nd Floor Coffee Break Toilets Stairs 201 Elevators 202 203 204 MAPS – FACULTY OF ARCHITECTURE (FA) 29 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 445 446 447 448 449 450 FA 4th Floor Coffee Break Toilets Stairs 401 Elevators 402 403 546 547 548 549 550 551 552 553 FA 5th Floor Coffee Break Toilets Stairs 501 Elevators 502 503 504 505 30 MAPS – FACULTY OF ARCHITECTURE (FA) 645 646 647 648 649 650 651 FA 6th Floor Coffee Break Toilets Stairs 601 Elevators 602 603 604 Faculty of Civil Engineering Building /A /B /C /D FCE FA Faculty of Architecture MAPS – FACULTY OF ARCHITECTURE (FA) 31 Atrium Building Code FCE/1st Floor Building /D D 1122 Atrium DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 32 MAPS – FACULTY OF CIVIL ENGINEERING (FCE) Copy Centre Toilets Coffee Break Lunch Box Station Building Code FCE/1st Floor Building /A /B and /C Atrium B 169 Atrium Elevators Stairs Entrance Stairs Elevators MAPS – FACULTY OF CIVIL ENGINEERING (FCE) 33 AS 135 AS 134 Entrance to the Faculty of Architecture Entrance the } from basement 34 MAPS – FACULTY OF CIVIL ENGINEERING (FCE) Toilets Building Code FCE/2nd Floor Building /A /B and /C B 280 Atrium B 286 Atrium Elevators C 215 C 202 C 217 Stairs C 204 C 219 Poster Area Poster Area C 206 Stairs C 221 C 208 C 223 A 230 A 229 A 228 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Elevators Toilets Building Code B 367 FCE/3rd and 4th Floor Building /A /B and /C Atrium Atrium Elevators Stairs Stairs Elevators MAPS – FACULTY OF CIVIL ENGINEERING (FCE) 35 A 436 A 434 FCE/ 4th Floor Building /A DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Confe/ rence Materials Conference Bag/kit Contents Programme Book – Pocket Version Location guide Programme Book on USB stick Water bottle Pencil Sharpener Promotion / informational leaflets Button Postcard Those who have ordered the printed Programme Book will pick it up at the same desk where the conference bag/kit will be delivered. Name Badge All participants must wear their name badge visibly at all times in order to have guaranteed access to the Conference Venues. The following scheme is used for identification of participants: / Name, Surname, Affiliation, “Researcher” / Name, Surname, “Accompanying person” / Name, Surname, “Exhibitor” / Name, Surname, “Press” / Name, Surname, “Organizer” / Name, Surname, “Temporary” Conference Certificate Conference Certificate will be provided on request. Please refer to the registration desk. The Local Organizing Committee, the Conference Organization and the Conference Venues accept no liability for personal injuries or loss of any nature whatsoever, or for loss or damage to property either during or as a result of the conference. 36 CONFERENCE MATERIALS Food and Drinks Social Respon/ sibility Coffee Breaks will be provided to all Lunch Box Menu participants twice a day during the morning break from 10:30 to 11:00 and during the afternoon break from 15:30 to 16:00. Only for participants who have ordered and paid in advance. We have prepared 4 options: small menu, standard menu, vegetarian small menu, vegetarian standard menu. There is one cafeteria / bar Cafe Prostoru on the ground floor of the National Library of Technology (just across from the Faculty of Architecture) where all participants can purchase an extra tea, coffee, soft drinks, snacks and hot and cold lunches. It is open from 10:00 to midnight on weekdays and from 13:00 to 22:00 during the weekends. Please note that the cafeteria accepts payment in cash only for food and drink purchases. Other restaurants / fast foods / cafés are close to the metro station Dejvicka. Automatic coffee and snacks vending machines are also available in all buildings. Drinking water fountains are available at the faculties and all participants will be provided with refillable water bottle. Tap water is also safe to drink. We thought of foodies, small and bigger eaters, vegetarians, allergics and also women who came to the Czech Republic in search for a new home. They will prepare lunches for you according to their home recipes, thus giving the dishes an authentic and unique flavour. We have chosen Ethnocatering, because it is a social enterprise, which presents an opportunity for supporting the corporate social responsibility (CSR) policy. Women migrants, who are disadvantaged on the local labour market, obtain a respectable job whilst using their traditional skills in a way that helps them to integrate into Czech society. All profits derived from the Ethnocatering projects are further invested into integration programmes of the Civic Association InBaze Berkat. FOOD AND DRINKS 37 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Useful Infor/ mation Currency CZK (Czech koruna or Czech crowns) Exchange Rate The European Central Bank: http://bit.ly/1A15v6X Climate and Weather Weather forecast for the Czech Republic from the Czech Hydrometeorological Institute: http:chmi.cz Online weather service from the Norwegian Meteorological Institute and the Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation (NRK): http://www.yr.no/place/Czech_Republic/Prague/Prague/ Accuweather.com: http://www.accuweather.com/en/cz/prague/125594/current-weather/125594 Time GMT/UTC +1 hour Public Transport http://www.dpp.cz/en/ Telephone The international dialling code for the Czech Republic is +420 (00420) Wi-Fi Available in many restaurants, cafes, hotels and many other locations. Full internet access at the conference venues as well (for passwords please see the General Conference Information). Electricity Voltage of 230 V and frequency of 50 Hz, plug sockets have two round holes and one round pin. Opening Hours Usual opening hours are Monday to Friday from 8 or 9 am to 6 pm. Hypermarkets and shopping centres are usually open 7 days a week until 9 pm, often even on public holidays. Some shops and petrol stations operate nonstop. Banks are open on weekdays during working hours. Busy branches in city centres are usually open later – for example, until 8 pm. Access to cash machines is ensured 24 hours a day. Authorities: Monday and Wednesday are the standard office days for authorities, from 9 am to 5 pm. Some authorities provide services for the public on other days too, though offices are usually closed over lunch (usually from 12 noon to 1 pm). 38 USEFUL INFORMATION Authorities Monday and Wednesday are the standard office days for authorities, from 9 am to 5 pm. Some authorities provide services for the public on other days too, though offices are usually closed over lunch (usually from 12 noon to 1 pm). Post Offices are open from 8 am to 7 pm and in large cities you will find branches which are open almost nonstop. Prague Highlights-Guides for Download Essential Guide: http://bit.ly/1HepNt7 A Map of Monuments and Architecture: http://bit.ly/1L2M0Mg List of Embassies in the Czech Republic http://www.mzv.cz/file/442309/DL2015_04_23.pdf Lost and Found Karolíny Světlé 5, Prague 1 tel. + 420 224 235 085 open Mon and Wed 8:00 – 17:30, Tue and Thu 8:00 – 16:00, Fri 8:00 – 14:00 Important Phone Numbers Emergency Calls: 112 (This number works throughout Europe and includes universal medical assistance, the Police, and the Fire Department. It may not work on older mobile telephones without SIM cards.) Medical Assistance: 155 Fire Department: 150 Police: 158 Municipal Police / Prague City Police 156 (The Municipal Police have limited authority and resolve smaller, local problems). For more information on first aid, hospitals, doctors, and other contacts you might need, go to the Expats website: http://www.expats.cz/prague/article/emergency/emergency-numbers/ USEFUL INFORMATION 39 THE PROGRA/ MME DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Types of Sessions While Research Network and Research Stream sessions cover the immense variety of sociological inquiry, plenaries, semiplenaries and mid-day special sessions offer the opportunity to share a few core debates. All session formats will include time for open discussion. Plenaries (PS) include the Opening Plenary and the Closing Plenary. Plenaries address the main conference topic. Semi-Plenaries (SPS) (3 x 3 parallel) discuss the main conference topic from the viewpoint of different fields of research. Semi-Plenaries are based on proposals made by ESA Research Networks and promote discussion between speakers, next to that with participants. One of them has been organized by the local conference organizers. Mid-day Specials (MD) (3 x 7–8 parallel) comprise various lectures and session formats in one hour sessions offered at lunchtime, including a few special topical sessions, contributes from the National Associations and ‘Author Meets Critiques’ sessions. Mid-day specials are shorter sessions especially devised for engaging discussions with conference participants. Mid-day specials include also three special ESA lectures offered during the luchtime on the topic “The Status of Sociology Today"; ESA President candidates will present their program at the first of them. 42 TYPES OF SESSIONS Research Network (RN) Research Network sessions feature research papers submitted in response to the open conference Call for Papers. The majority of sessions is organized by ESA’s 37 active Research Networks (RN). RNs are open to all ESA members. They are based on democratic rules. All RNs hold a business meeting at the conference. New members are cordially invited to join one or several RNs of their topical choice. Research Stream (RS) Research Sessions are made by sociologists from several European countries who come together to organize sessions on very specific sociological topics. RSs are selforganized bodies with a loose structure which is determined by the researchers who join the stream. A ‘Call for RS proposals’ has been distributed to all ESA members. While some RSs are regularly organizing biennial meetings at ESA conferences, other RSs offer ad hoc sessions on the spur of the Prague conference topic. Timeline of the Conference Tuesday 25/8 Faculty of Architecture (Thákurova 9, 166 34 Prague 6 – Dejvice) 12:00 – 19:00 Registration 12:00 – 19:00 Exhibitors Prague Congress Centre (5. května 65, 140 21 Prague 4) 17:30 – 20:00 Opening Plenary followed by Welcome Cocktail 20:00 – 22:00 Welcome Cocktail Wednesday 26/8 – Friday 28/8 Structure for main conference days: 09:00 – 10:30 Semi-Plenaries 10:30 – 11:00 Coffee Break 11:00 – 12:30 RN/RS 12:30 – 14:00 Distribution of Lunch Boxes 12:45 – 13:45 Mid-day Specials 14:00 – 15:30 RN/RS 15:30 – 16:00 Coffee Break 16:00 – 17:30 RN/RS Differences across Days Wednesday 26/8, 18:00 – 19:30 RN/RS Wednesday 26/8, 19:30 – 20:30 Business Meetings RN/RS Thursday 27/8, 17:45 – 20:00 ESA General Assembly, followed by Congress Party from 20:00 Friday 28/8, 18:00 – 20:00 Closing Plenary Registration and Information Desk Tuesday 25/8 12:00 – 19:00 Wednesday 26/8 – Friday 28/8, 8:00 – 19:00 Exhibition Opening Hours Tuesday 25/8 12:00 – 19:00 Wednesday 26/8 – Friday 28/8, 8:00 – 19:00 TIMELINE OF THE CONFERENCE 43 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Programme Overview Tuesday / 25th August 9:00 – 22:00 Wednesday / 26th August 09:00 – 20:30 Thursday / 27th August 09:00 – 20:00 Friday / 28th August 09:00 – 20:00 09:00 – 10:30 Semi-Plenaries 1–3 Semi-Plenaries 4–6 Semi-Plenaries 7–9 10:30 – 11:00 Coffee Break Coffee Break Coffee Break 11:00 – 12:30 RN/RS Session 1 RN/RS Session 5 RN/RS Session 8 12:30 – 12:45 Lunch Break Lunch Break Lunch Break 12:45 – 13:45 Mid-day Specials 1–8 Mid-day Specials 9–16 Mid-day Specials 17–23 13:45 – 14:00 Lunch Break Lunch Break Lunch Break 14:00 – 15:30 RN/RS Session 2 RN/RS Session 6 RN/RS Session 9 15:30 – 16:00 Coffee Break Coffee Break Coffee Break 16:00 – 17:30 RN/RS Session 3 RN/RS Session 7 RN/RS Session 10 Break Break ESA General Assembly 17:45 – 20:00 Break 17:30 – 18:00 18:00 – 20:00 20:00 – 20:30 20:30 – 44 OPENING Ceremony & Plenary 17:30 – 20:00 Welcome Reception 20:00 – 22:00 PROGRAMME OVERVIEW RN/RS Session 4 18:00 – 19:30 RN/RS Business Meeting 19:30 – 20:30 Congress Party 20:00 – 24:00 CLOSING Plenary & Ceremony Meetings and Assemblies 09:00 – 18:00 / Sunday 23 / IS CAS AKC, 207 12:45 – 13:45 / Thursday 27 / FCE C206 MA01a / ESA PhD Workshop I MA07 / Council of National Associations Coordinator: Ellen Annandale, University of York Chair: Roberto Cipriani, University Roma 3 09:00 – 17:00 / Monday 24 / IS CAS AKC, 207 MA01b / ESA PhD Workshop II 17:45 – 20:00 / Thursday 27 / FA Kotěra 105 Coordinator: Ellen Annandale, University of York MA08 / ESA General Assembly 17:00 – 20:00 / Monday 24 / IS CAS 207 19:30 – 20:30 / Friday 28 / FA 252 MA02 / ESA Executive Committee Meeting MA09 / First Meeting of the new ESA Executive Committee 12:45 – 14:30 / Tuesday 25 / FCE C204 09:00 – 10:30 / Wednesday 26 / FA 250 MA03 / ECPS Editorial Board Meeting MA10 / PhD Forum Meeting Chair: Charles Turner, University of Warwick Coordinator: Ellen Annandale, University of York 14:00 – 16:30 / Tuesday 25 / FCE C202 19:30 – 20:30 / Wednesday 26 / for venues see the Programme Book MA04 / Council of Research Networks Chair: Ruth McDonald, University of Manchester BMRN01-BMRN37 / BMRS01-BMRS07 Business Meetings of Research Networks and Research Streams 15:30 – 17:00 / Tuesday 25 / FCE C204 MA05 / ES Editorial Board Meeting Chair: Sokratis Koniordos, University of Crete 19:00 – 20:30 / Wednesday 26 / FA 505 MA06 / Past Presidents Meeting Chair: Carmen Leccardi, University of Milano – Bicocca MEETINGS AND ASSEMBLIES 45 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION ESA General Assembly THURSDAY 27/8 17:45 – 20:00 / ROOM FA KOTĚRA 105 Agenda 1 / President's report (Carmen Leccardi) 2 / Treasurer's report (Tally Katz-Gerro) 3 / Report on Research Networks (Ruth McDonald) 4 / Council of National Associations (Roberto Cipriani) 5 / Report on Publications (Pertti Alasuutari and Robert Fine) 6 / Report on Post-Graduate Research Committee (Ellen Annandale) 7 / Report on Conference Committee (Tiziana Nazio) 8 / Approval of Statutes and Bylaws 9 / Results of the elections of the President and the Executive (Carmen Leccardi) 10 / Presentation of the 13th ESA Conference (2017) 11 / Introduction of the new ESA President 46 ESA GENERAL ASSEMBLY Opening Ceremony and Opening Plenary TUESDAY 25/8 17:30 – 20:00 / PRAGUE CONGRESS CENTRE (PCC) Opening of the Conference Prague Youth Chamber Orchestra Antonín Dvořák: Czech Suite in D major, op. 39, Part. II. Polka: Alegretto grazioso / Conductor: Josef Štefan Welcome addresses by Pavel Bělobrádek / Deputy Prime Minister for the Science, Research and Innovation Jiří Drahoš / President of the Czech Academy of Sciences Tomáš Kostelecký / Chair of the Local Organising Committee Introduction to the Conference by Carmen Leccardi / President of the European Sociological Association Opening Plenary Chair: Tiziana Nazio (University of Torino) Arlie Hochschild (University of California, Berkeley) Deep Stories, Emotional Agendas and Politics Zygmunt Bauman (University of Leeds) Out of Control and Running Wild; or (Recent) History of Modern Inequality Prague Youth Chamber Orchestra Antonín Dvořák: Czech Suite in D major, op. 39, Part. IV. Romance: Andante con moto and V. Finále (Furiant): Presto Short Presentations by the Candidates for ESA President 2015 – 2017 Chair: Carmen Leccardi (University of Milano – Bicocca) Airi-Alina Allaste (Tallinn University), Elena Danilova (Institute of Sociology, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow), Hans-Peter Müller (Humboldt – University Berlin), Frank Welz (Innsbruck University) Due to the withdrawal in July of two female candidates, ESA had to reopen the call for nomination, which will be closed on August 15. Due to these unforeseen circumstances, new candidates may therefore in principle join the four current ones. Welcome Cocktail 20:00 – 22:00 / Tuesday 25 / Prague Congress Centre (PCC) Music: Brass Quintet (Walter Hofbauer, Karel Hons, Jan Perný, Ladislav Lejnar, Daniela Roubíčková) OPENING CEREMONY AND OPENING PLENARY 47 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Closing Ceremony and Closing Plenary FRIDAY 28/8 18:00 – 20:00 / ROOMS FA GOČÁR 155 + KOTĚRA 105 Chair: Carmen Leccardi (University of Milano – Bicocca) Christopher Whelan (University College Dublin): The “Squeezed Middle” in the Great Recession: A Comparative European Analysis of the Distribution of Economic Stress Gurminder Bhambra (University of Warwick): Postcolonial Reconstructions of Europe Closing of the Conference New elected ESA President Thanks to organisers 48 CLOSING CEREMONY AND CLOSING PLENARY Plenary Sessions Opening Plenary 25/8 TUESDAY 17:30 – 20:00 / PRAGUE CONGRESS CENTRE Chair: Tiziana Nazio Tiziana Nazio teaches social research methods at University of Torino (since 2008) and Collegio Carlo Alberto (since 2010). She was research scientist at University of Bielefeld (2000–03) where she received her PhD; at Centre d’Estudis Demogràfics and at University Pompeu Fabra (2003–05); at University of Oxford and Nuffield College (2005–08). She contributed to several EU projects and led an ESRC one, and is now taking part to STYLE (www. style-research.eu) and FamiliesAndSocieties (www. familiesandsocieties.eu) FP7 projects. Her research focuses on gender inequalities and life course transitions in a comparative perspective. She is member of ESA executive. Arlie Hochschild Deep Stories, Emotional Agendas and Politics I begin with a paradox. In the United States, as in Europe, the gap between rich and poor has recently widened. At the same time, right-wing groups have risen for whom such a gap poses no problem at all. Based on new fieldwork on the U.S. Tea Party (approved by some 20% – 30% of Americans) I ask: what emotional needs does such a movement meet? More basically, how does emotion underlie political belief? In answer I propose the concept of a deep story. It’s an allegorical, collectively shared, honor-focused, “feels-as-if” story. A man is standing in line for a ticket he feels he greatly deserves and which confers honor. At the front of the line is another man behind a dark glass window handing out tickets. In front and in back are others in line. To the side, is an official supervisor of the line. Then some people “cut into” the front of the line, and the story moves from there. Tickets are for the American Dream. The supervisor is the American president, and a rumor is flying that tickets are running out. They – and all of us – see through allegory. And once established, we protect it by pursuing an emotional agenda. This determines what a person wants to feel and know. Liberals have a deep story too. Each story – that of conservative and liberal – implies a strategy of action for addressing global capitalism, and the frightening idea that American– and European– dominance and prosperity may be a “prophecy that fails.” The idea of “deep stories” may help us communicate across a widening political divide and address the issues of difference, inequality – with imagination and compassion. Biography: A professor emerita of sociology at University of California, Berkeley, Arlie Russell Hochschild is the author of eight books including The Managed Heart, The Second Shift, The Time Bind, PLENARY SESSIONS 49 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION The Outsourced Self, Global Woman (co-edited) and So How’s the Family, and other essays. She has won numerous awards, including three from the American Sociological Association. Three of her books have been mentioned as New York Times “Notable Books of the Year,” and her work has been translated into sixteen languages Zygmunt Bauman Out of Control and Running Wild; or (Recent) History of Modern Inequality Unilateral cancellation of the mutuality of dependence. New managerial strategy: management through uncertainty. The birth, condition and prospect of precariat. Biography: Zygmunt Bauman, Emeritus Professor, University of Leeds, UK. Recent publications: “On God and Man” (with Stanislaw Obirek) and “Babel” (with Ezio Mauro). Closing Plenary 28/8 FRIDAY 18:00 – 20:00 / ROOMS FA GOČÁR 155 + KOTĚRA 105 Chair: Carmen Leccardi Carmen Leccardi is professor of Cultural Sociology at the University of Milan – Bicocca and currently President of the European Sociological Association. She is Director of the PhD programme in Applied Sociology and Social Research Methodology, University of Milan – Bicocca. Here she is Director of the inter-university Centre in ‘Gender Cultures’. Her research interests include youth cultures, gender differences, time experience and processes of cultural change. Christopher T. Whelan The “Squeezed Middle” in the Great Recession: A Comparative European Analysis of the Distribution of Economic Stress In this paper we analyse variation on the impact of the Great Recession on economic stress across income 50 PLENARY SESSIONS classes for a range of advanced European countries. Our analysis shows that conclusions relating to trends in polarisation versus middle class squeeze are highly dependent on specification of welfare regime and are significantly driven by exacerbation of the degree of within regime heterogeneity introduced by the changing circumstances in Iceland, Ireland and Greece. Each exhibited a substantial increase in level of economic stress. However, changes in the pattern of income class differentiation were somewhat different. In Iceland while all classes experienced significant increases in stress levels, a form of middle class squeeze was observed. For Ireland the pattern of change involved a contrast between the three lowest and the two highest classes. In this case polarization does not exclude middle class squeeze. For Greece we observe a more hierarchically differentiated pattern of change although, as in the Irish case, there is a contrast between the three highest and the two lowest income classes. Changes in the distribution of household equivalent income played no role in explaining the changing distribution of economic stress across income classes once the impact of material deprivation was taken into account. These findings bring out the extent to which the impact of the Great Recession varied even among the hardest-hit countries, and even more so between them and the countries where it represented a less dramatic, though still very substantial, macroeconomic shock. They also serve to highlight the advantages of going beyond reliance on income in seeking to understand the impact of such a shock. Biography: Christopher T. Whelan is Emeritus Professor of Sociology at the School of Sociology and the Geary Institute for Public Policy, University College Dublin. He was formerly Professor of Sociology at the School of Sociology, Social Policy and Social Work, Queen’s University Belfast and Chair of the Standing Committee of the Social Sciences of the European Science Foundation and the European Consortium for Sociological Research. His research interests include the causes and consequences of poverty and inequality, social mobility and inequality and recently had a substantial involvement on the Growing Inequalities’ Impacts (GINI) project. He has published extensively on these topics and on economic and social change in Ireland during bust and booms Gurminder K. Bhambra Postcolonial Reconstructions of Europe The cosmopolitan cultural diversity of Europe tends to be counter-posed to that constituted by and through multicultural others. The latter are seen to import their diversity into (and against) the cultural plurality already present in Europe. Counterposing cosmopolitanism and multiculturalism in this way demonstrates a Eurocentred particularism at the heart of the cosmopolitan European project. Habermas’s association of multiculturalism with what he calls ‘postcolonial immigrant societies’, for example, demonstrates a parochial understanding that limits the ‘postcolonial’ to those ‘others’ who migrate to Europe, and renders invisible the long-standing histories that connect those migrants with Europe. In this way, issues that refer to the ‘postcolonial’ are seen as beginning with immigration and carried by the non-European ‘other’. These multicultural others are not seen as constitutive of Europe’s own selfunderstanding and as part of its history of colonialism (a history both of individual nation-states and the common European project). In this plenary, I take issue with the parochial historiography that underpins such accounts. In particular, I argue that insofar as the cosmopolitan project of Europe does not come to terms with its colonial past and postcolonial present, it establishes and legitimizes neocolonial policies both within and outwith Europe. Supposed ‘multicultural others’ are not seen as legitimate beneficiaries of a postwar social settlement, but as obstacles to its continuation and increasingly as targets of punitive policies. This is an outcome that subverts the very promise of cosmopolitanism and calls urgent attention to the necessary postcolonial reconstruction of (understandings of) Europe. Biography: Gurminder K Bhambra is Professor of Sociology at the University of Warwick. For the academic year 2014–15, she was Visiting Fellow in the Department of Sociology, Princeton University and Visitor at the Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton. Her research interests are primarily in the area of historical sociology and contemporary social theory and she is also interested in the intersection of the social sciences with recent work in postcolonial and decolonial studies. She is author of Connected Sociologies (Bloomsbury, 2014) and Rethinking Modernity: Postcolonialism and the Sociological Imagination (Palgrave, 2007) which won the 2008 Philip Abrams Memorial Prize for best first book in sociology. She has co-edited three collections, Silencing Human Rights (Palgrave, 2009); 1968 in Retrospect (Palgrave, 2009); and African Athena (OUP, 2011). She also set up the Global Social Theory website for those interested in social theory in global perspective. She tweets in a personal capacity @gkbhambra. PLENARY SESSIONS 51 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Summary Table of Semi-Plenary Sessions 26/8 WEDNESDAY / 9:00 – 10:30 FCE D1122 SPS01 / FAMILY FORMATION AND PRACTICES OF LIFE QUALITY: INEQUALITIES AND NEW OPPORTUNITIES ACROSS EUROPE Chair: Isabella Crespi Esther Dermott: Displaying and Doing Family Life: What is ‘Good Parenting’ and Who Says So? Heinz-Herbert Noll: Quality of Life and The Family: A Multifaceted and Complex Relationship FCE B280 SPS02 / PUBLIC POLICIES AND SOLIDARITY IN WOMEN’S LIVES: DIFFERENCES AND INEQUALITIES Chair: Maria Carmela Agodi Akosua Adomako Ampofu: Changing Gender Policies in Ghana: The Journeys of Civil Society and State Actors Glenda Tibe Bonifacio: Contesting Publics in Asian Contexts: Women and Activism for Social Justice FA Kotěra 105 SPS03 / NEW RACISMS, DIFFERENCES AND AGENCY IN EUROPE: PERSPECTIVES ON ISLAMOPHOBIA Chairs: Heidemarie Winkel / Ipek Demir Tariq Modood: Equality and Group Identity Revisited Abdellali Hajjat: How Racialization Works? Ethnography of Ongoing Islamophobia 52 SUMMARY TABLE OF SEMI-PLENARY SESSIONS 27/8 THURSDAY / 9:00 – 10:30 FCE D1122 SPS04 / A GENERATION DIVIDED? REALITIES OF AND RESPONSES TO INEQUALITY AND INJUSTICES AMONG CONTEMPORARY YOUNG PEOPLE Chair: Aurélie Aline Mary Walter R. Heinz: Pathways to Adulthood, Intra-Generational Differentiation and Life Course Policy Cécile Van de Velde: The Debt and the Doubt. A Generational Perspective on Inequalities FCE B280 SPS05 / SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION AND NEW TECHNOLOGIES Chair: Gerben Moerman Stefan Timmermans: The Unbearable Lightness of Genomic Being Deborah Lupton: Lively Sociology in the Age of Lively Data FA Kotěra 105 SPS06 / EXTENDING WESTERN VIEWS OF THE SOCIAL WORLD: EASTERN EUROPE, SOCIAL SCIENCE AND UNEQUAL KNOWLEDGE PRODUCTION Chair: Tomáš Kostelecký Tomasz Zarycki: Peripheral Redefinitions of Western Critical Thought: the Case of Poland as Seen in the Wider Context of Central and Eastern Europe Petr Jehlička: The Invisible Gardener: Why Key Sustainability Lessons From the East Are Being Ignored 28/8 FRIDAY / 9:00 – 10:30 FCE D1122 SPS07 / DARK NETWORKS Chair: Mark D. Jacobs Federico Varese: The Study of Extra-Legal Governance: Conceptual, Theoretical and Empirical Challenges, and Some Tentative Solutions Matías Dewey: Porous Borders: Legality, Illegality, and The Economy FCE B280 SPS08 / THE LEGACIES OF STUART HALL AND RICHARD HOGGART FOR THE FUTURE OF MARXIST STUDIES OF MEDIA AND CULTURE Chair: Christian Fuchs Angela McRobbie: Stuart Hall and the Rise of the Black and Asian British Artists: A Sociology of De-centred Art in a Post-Colonial Frame Jim McGuigan: Hoggart, Hall and Contemporary Cultural Studies FA Kotěra 105 SPS09 / MODELING UNCERTAINTIES, PRODUCING DIFFERENCES Chair: Antti Silvast Robin Williams: The New Knowledge Infrastructures of the Turbulent Technology Market Paul N. Edwards: Time and Risk in Climate Knowledge: An Infrastructure Perspective SUMMARY TABLE OF SEMI-PLENARY SESSIONS 53 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Semi-Plenary Sessions 26/8 WEDNESDAY 9:00 – 10:30 / ROOM FCE D1122 SPS01 / FAMILY FORMATION AND PRACTICES OF LIFE QUALITY: INEQUALITIES AND NEW OPPORTUNITIES ACROSS EUROPE Chair: Isabella Crespi Isabella Crespi is associate professor in Family sociology and Cultural sociology at the Faculty of Education, University of Macerata, Italy. She has a Ph.D. in Sociology and Methodology of research (Catholic University of Milan). She is coordinator of the ESA RN13 Sociology of families and intimate lives (2013–2015). Current research activities include studies about family, gender and work in European social policies but also gender identity process, the definition of difference, diversity and inequality. Esther Dermott Displaying and Doing Family Life: What is ‘Good Parenting’ and Who Says So? Interest in parents and their parenting practices is aligned with shifts towards more individualised personal relationships, the large-scale acceptance of neo-liberal views on the role of the welfare state, and the central importance of parent-child relationships both to individuals and society more broadly. This paper will draw out some of the key aspects of ‘good 54 SEMI-PLENARY SESSIONS parenting’ in popular and political discourse and highlight how they are frequently associated with an overly narrow, and problematic, formulation of positive child outcomes that are centred on ensuring future labour market participation; one in which the quality of life of the child plays only a minor role. Drawing on the concept of ‘displaying families’ the paper then argues that this is as a result of the need for an audience for parenting practices: while family members are one form of audience, parenting also needs to be recognised by the state and significant players, such as educational establishments, in order to be classified as ‘good’. As a consequence of these arguments, the paper suggests that while there is a justification for a normative definition of deficient parenting and caring practices, this is better addressed through a focus on defining what is bad in terms of extreme neglect or abuse rather than attempting to categorise good practices. Finally, the value of family sociologists combining newer conceptual tools in exploring older forms of inequality is noted. Biography: Dr Esther Dermott is Professor of Sociology at the University of Bristol, UK. A sociologist of family life, her research examines the culture, practices and policies associated with contemporary parenthood, and interrogates dominant views and measures of ‘good parenting’. She has a longstanding research focus on the practices and meanings of fatherhood. Recent research projects include the ESRC funded ‘Poverty and Social Exclusion in the UK (on which she is contributing analysis on gender and parenting) and ‘Post-separation fathering: negotiating intimacy and risk in parenting practice’ funded by the British Academy. She is the author of Intimate Fatherhood (2008, Routledge) and co-editor of Displaying Families (2011, Palgrave). Her most recent writing includes analysis of the relationship between parenting and poverty (in Sociology, 2015 and Social Policy and Society, 2014) and a special issue of Families, Relationships and Societies (2015) on patterns of change and continuity in fatherhood. Heinz-Herbert Noll Quality of Life and the Family: A Multifaceted and Complex Relationship Not only from research, but also from everyday knowledge, there is ample evidence that the family is key for people’s life quality across European societies. Departing from different notions and conceptualizations of well-being, in this presentation the family will be considered as an institution that produces and enjoys quality of life at the same time. The presentation thus addresses in the first place the role of the family as a producer of well-being and also discusses different family-specific ways of consuming and enjoying quality of life. In its second part, the presentation will put the emphasis on subjective well-being as an important and currently particularly popular component of the “good life” by reviewing the available empirical evidence of how family characteristics as well as family related sorts of behaviour and events, e.g. marriage, child birth, divorce, seem to be associated with different levels and changes of individual subjective well-being. Moreover some particular challenges of researching subjective well-being from a family perspective will be identified and discussed. Biography: Dr. Heinz-Herbert Noll was director of the Social Indicators Research Centre of GESIS – Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences in Mannheim until his retirement in 2014. Currently he works as a freelance researcher and consultant. He graduated in sociology, economics and statistics at the University of Frankfurt and received his doctorate at the University of Mannheim. Noll has published widely on topics related to social indicators and social reporting, quality of life, subjective well-being and social inequality, including poverty. He was involved in several German and European projects addressing issues of well-being measurement, most recently the e-Frame project. He also has taught at various European universities. Noll served as President of the ISA – Research Committee “Social Indicators” as well as of the “International Society for Quality of Life Studies” and he was/is a member of the editorial boards of several international journals, e.g. “Social Indicators Research”. Currently he is also a member of the scientific advisory board of the Federal Government’s strategy on quality of life in Germany. 26/8 WEDNESDAY 9:00 – 10:30 / ROOM FCE B280 SPS02 / PUBLIC POLICIES AND SOLIDARITY IN WOMEN’S LIVES: DIFFERENCES AND INEQUALITIES Chair: Maria Carmela Agodi Maria Carmela Agodi is a full professor of sociology, teaching courses in sociology, social policy, methodology and sociology of science, at the University Federico II in Naples, where she is also a member of the Scientific Committee of the Ph.D. Program on Mind, Gender, and Languages and the Chair of the Master Degree in Social Services and Social Policies. Her research, essays, and books SEMI-PLENARY SESSIONS 55 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION focus on institutional change, rationality, reflexivity, welfare and the “knowledge society”. Her main research topics include gender studies and science, technology & society. She is currently working at the FP7 Funded Action Research Project GENOVATE – Transforming Organizational Culture for Gender Equality in Research and Innovation. She is a member of the Executive Committee of the Italian Sociological Association (AIS) and of ESA and the Chair of ESA RN33 – Women's and Gender Studies. Akosua Adomako Ampofu Changing Gender Policies in Ghana: The Journeys of Civil Society and State Actors Contemporary women’s movements and organisations constitute an area of prolific output, especially in sociology and political science. In recent years feminist scholars in the global South have focused a lot of attention on the ways in which civil society organisations have addressed women’s rights as well as how they have expanded the concept of rights and contributed to the democratisation process (Moghadam, 2005). In Africa, and Ghana, women’s activism has a long history – from struggles under “so-called” traditional African states for specific conditions for women, to contemporary legal and social struggles. Steady has noted that women’s collective activism in Africa is rooted in “indigenous mechanisms of female mobilisation and cooperation; the historical experiences of colonisation; and the present reality of corporate globalisation” (2006:1). In Ghana, unlike the experiences of many newly, independent African nations where women were usually ignored or their contributions downplayed, Kwame Nkrumah, made a conscious effort to recognize and validate the important contributions of women in nation building by including them in his government. Since then women have had more ambivalent relationships with the state, sometimes cordial through Women’s Machineries, at other times more confrontational. This paper seeks to speak to some of these journeys. Biography: Akosua Adomako Ampofo is Professor of African and Gender Studies, and Director of the Institute of African Studies, University of Ghana, Legon. An activist-scholar, she is a member of several networks where her work addresses African Knowledge systems; Identity Politics such as Genderbased Violence; Women’s work; Masculinities; and Gendered Representations in Popular Culture 56 SEMI-PLENARY SESSIONS (music and religion). Her most recent publication is Transatlantic Feminisms: Women’s and Gender Studies in Africa and the Diaspora. Lanham, MD, Lexington Books (co-edited with Cheryl Rodriguez and Dzodzi Tsikata, 2015). She is a member of the African Studies Association (US); founding VicePresident of The African Studies Association of Africa; Co-president of RC32 on Women and Society, the International Sociological Association with Josephine Beoku-Betts; and an honorary Fellow of the Human Sciences Research Council of South Africa. She has been a Fulbright Junior & New Century Scholar, and in 2015–16 will be a Fulbright Scholar-in Residence at Concordia University, Irvine, CA. In 2010 she was awarded the Sociologists for Women in Society Feminist Activism award and in 2014 was a Mellon Fellow with the Centre for African Studies at the University of Cape Town. Glenda Tibe Bonifacio Contesting Publics in Asian Contexts: Women and Activism for Social Justice Since the tide of feminism and its ideals of women’s empowerment seeped through colonization, modernization and globalization, women in different parts of the world have continued their own brand of activism and forge solidarity to promote change and social justice. Their sustained activism across many fronts – liberation, independence, legal challenges, violence, etc. – are often unheard of or unrecognized in the West due to media selection of what is ‘good news’ that often reproduce stereotypical constructs of ‘Asian women’ or the ‘Other’ orientalist paradigm of the passive victim. Representation of the ‘Other’ to western women promotes the essentialist objectification of ‘Third world’ female bodies, and that the only way for their genuine empowerment is to follow the ‘western’ models that place in opposition ‘gender and culture.’ This presentation highlights the contested publics of women’s activism in selected Asian countries – from the local, national, and transnational – to advocate for change. Social justice is construed as the elimination of oppressive barriers, structures, and practices that deny women’s value as human beings. It argues that the conception of social justice and how it should be carried out depends on the socio-cultural milieu and particular histories of women in Asian communities. The discussion centres on key issues of women’s activism and the building of solidarity networks, mainly based on public policies that impede on the rights of women. Asia is a hegemonic term that encapsulates geographic location, shared histories, and collective futures. Asia is presumed to converge with western models of development to be at par with modernity. But Asia is a diverse region with rich histories and complex pathways for change. Arguably, there is no singular, linear approach to carving out niches of women’s empowerment in all societies. In this presentation, the particular stories of violence, reproductive rights, labour welfare, and democratization are highlighted in the cases of the Philippines, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Thailand and Indonesia. Biography: Glenda Tibe Bonifacio is an associate professor of women and gender studies at the University of Lethbridge. She has taught at the University of the Philippines for over nine years before migrating to Australia and Canada. Glenda is the author of Pinay on the Prairies: Filipino Women and Transnational Identities (UBC Press 2013); the editor of Gender and Rural Migration: Realities, Conflict and Change (Routledge 2014), Feminism and Migration: Cross-Cultural Engagements (Springer 2012); co-editor of Gender, Religion and Migration (Lexington Books 2010) and Migrant Domestic Work and Family Rights (forthcoming). At present, she is working on projects related to youth migration and feminism. 26/8 WEDNESDAY 9:00 – 10:30 / ROOM FA KOTĚRA 105 SPS03 / NEW RACISMS, DIFFERENCES AND AGENCY IN EUROPE: PERSPECTIVES ON ISLAMOPHOBIA Chairs: Heidemarie Winkel / Ipek Demir Heidemarie Winkel, Dr. phil. habil. is a professor of sociology at the University of Bielefeld. Her professorial thesis is a qualitative study about gender relations in the worldwide ecumene, taking women in Arab societies as an empirical example. Main research interests are plural modernities; qualitative methods; sociology of knowledge, religion and gender studies. Ipek Demir (PhD Sussex) is a Senior Lecturer in Sociology at the University of Leicester. Previously she was an ESRC Postdoc Fellow at the University of Cambridge. She recently held an AHRC Fellowship, examining Kurdish diaspora. Demir is the founder and co-coordinator of BSA’s Diaspora, Migration and Transnationalism Study Group and the Vice-Chair of ESA’s Sociology of Migration RN. Tariq Modood Equality and Group Identity Revisited At the centre of my approach to ethnicity is that it is a group identity ‘from the inside’ but in much of social science ethnicity is understood as something that is ‘constructed from the outside’, namely that it is an ascribed identity which is a target of discrimination, or stronger still, is constructed as a form of ‘Othering’. I think that both these aspects of ethnicity have a real world existence and political significance, and cannot be reduced to each other, but I do not know of an existing approach which satisfactorily gives each its due within a unified theory. For example, multiculturalists like me argue that Muslims should be recognised as a group; but I am aware that for many egalitarians the issue is not recognition but defeating stereotypes about Muslims, not promoting a Muslim identity but protecting Muslims from antiMuslim prejudice, discrimination, politics, violence etc. Indeed, many Muslims do not want to valorise Muslim identity and feel oppressed by its valorisation by others. The same point can be made about any inferiorised group or collective identity, such as ‘black’, ‘woman’ or ‘working class’. So, what is the relationship between challenging inferiorisation and promoting positive group identities? I want to explore these two understandings of group identity with a view to producing a unified theory and a normative basis for recognising group identities and accommodating SEMI-PLENARY SESSIONS 57 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION group representation that goes beyond merely antiracism, anti-sexism, anti-Islamophobia and so on. I make a plea for studying Islamophobia (and groups as negatively perceived from the outside, generally) within a normative framework which priorities groups fighting outsider perceptions by boosting insider identifications (‘the struggle for recognition’). Biography: Tariq Modood is Professor of Sociology, Politics and Public Policy at the University of Bristol and the founding Director of the Centre for the Study of Ethnicity and Citizenship. He is a regular contributor to the media and policy debates in Britain. He was awarded a MBE for services to social sciences and ethnic relations in 2001 and was elected a member of the Academy of Social Sciences in 2004. He served on the Commission on the Future of Multi-Ethnic Britain, the National Equality Panel and currently is on the Commission on Religion and Belief in British Public Life. He has led many research projects on ethnic minorities and Muslims, having held over 40 grants and consultancies and has over 30 (co-)authored and (co-)edited books and reports and over 150 articles or chapters in political philosophy, sociology and public policy. His latest books include Multiculturalism: A Civic Idea (2nd ed; 2013) and as co-editor Global Migration, Ethnicity and Britishness (2011), European Multiculturalisms (2012), Tolerance, Intolerance and Respect (2013), Religion in a Liberal State (2013) and Multiculturalism Rethought (2015). Abdellali Hajjat How Racialization Works? Ethnography of Ongoing Islamophobia Islamophobia is a complex social process of racialization leaning on the sign of (real or perceived) belonging to the Muslim religion, which vary according to national contexts and historical periods. This is a global and gendered phenomenon because it's influenced by the international circulation of ideas and people and by gender relations. Islamophobia is a “total social fact” according the definition of Marcel Mauss, since it deals with “all society and its institutions” (political, administrative, legal, economic, 58 SEMI-PLENARY SESSIONS media and intellectual). Based on this definition, this paper focuses on what ethnography could bring to a better analysis of racialization, since most of scientific accounts on Islamophobia rely on internal discourse analysis. A good knowledge of social forces that provokes ideological convergence about the “Muslim problem” invites us to analyze how social fields work: economy, politics, media, administration, academia and activism, etc. The sociology of social fields is a prerequisite for understanding not only of the production of discourse about Islam, but also the mobilization wanting to impose the idea of a “Muslim problem”. The construction of the “Muslim problem” is performed at the intersection of several social fields, which each obey rules and are traversed by specific tensions. We’ll try to understand how a generalized heteronomy of social fields, as a consequence of neo-liberal austerity policies, favors the action of multi-positioned agents reaching to transform and circulate the idea of a “Muslim problem” in several social fields. Biography: Abdellali Hajjat is Assistant Professor in Political Science at the University of Paris – Ouest Nanterre. He recently published Islamophobia. How the French elites forged the “Muslim problem” (Paris: La Découverte, 2013, with Marwan Mohammed), The March for Equality and Against Racism (Paris: Éditions Amsterdam, 2013) and The Boundaries of “National Identity”: The Injunction to Assimilate in Metropolitan and Colonial France (Paris: La Découverte, 2012). His research interests are threefold. He first focuses on the articulation of citizenship and race in French law, analyzing the “assimilation” requirement in the process of naturalization and the racialization of Muslims applicants both in colonial and postcolonial contexts. He secondly studies urban uprisings and political mobilizations by postcolonial immigrants in France in working-class neighbourhoods, particularly in May 68 and afterwards. Thirdly, he launched a new research project on Islamophobia as a “total social fact”, the construction of the “Muslim problem” and the redefinition of French secularism, focusing on the complex social mechanisms that entail the racialization of Muslims in various social fields (politics, mainstream media, human rights law, academia, companies, care sector, etc.). 27/8 THURSDAY 9:00 – 10:30 / ROOM FCE D1122 SPS04 / A GENERATION DIVIDED? REALITIES OF AND RESPONSES TO INEQUALITY AND INJUSTICES AMONG CONTEMPORARY YOUNG PEOPLE Chair: Aurélie Aline Mary Aurélie Mary is a sociology researcher at Tampere University, Finland. She is specialised in the study of youth transitions to adulthood within a cross-country comparative context. Her current research aims at bridging the gap between research and practice, and between youth researchers and youth workers. She has been part of the ESA RN30 board since 2009 and is the current coordinator for the RN. Walter R. Heinz Pathways to Adulthood, IntraGenerational Differentiation and Life Course Policy In contrast to the popular notions like “Generation X” or the “Lost Generation”, which construct a superficial impression of a uniform youth, the concept of intragenerational diversity represents social reality much better. I will argue that the state’s life course policy creates pathways from school to work that contribute to the social stratification of life chances and thus to an internal differentiation of generations. Three cases will be presented in order to support this assumption: The traditional separation between vocational education and training (VET) and academic pathways in Germany. The reconstruction of academic pathways in the “Bologna Process” (BA and MA) and increasing university enrolment. The consequences of the Great Recession on young people’s transitions to adults. Biography: Walter R. Heinz is Professor emeritus of Sociology and Psychology and Senior Faculty member of the Bremen International Graduate School of Social Sciences (BIGSSS), University of Bremen, Germany. Currently he is interim research director of the German Centre of Higher Education and Science Research (DZHW). His research interests are sociology of youth, transitions from education to employment in crossnational perspective, biography and life course studies. Cécile Van de Velde The Debt and the Doubt. A Generational Perspective on Inequalities Are we witnessing the emergence of a new “generational” consciousness? As crisis affects in priority young people, this paper analyses how they perceive their own place within generational and social inequalities. It identifies to what extent they define themselves as a generation and with which arguments. This study is based on a large comparative inquiry in 5 cities (Montreal, Santiago de Chile, Madrid, Paris, Hong-Kong), mixing more than 120 in-depth interviews on young people from different social classes, statistics, observations of recent youth protests, and public debates. It shows that almost a century after Mannheim’s theory on “generational consciousness” as a marker of a “generation”, a feeling of belonging is actually emerging among young generations, but on a fragmented way and at an infra-generational level, especially among students and graduated people. The paper identifies two main “grammars” of generational inequalities: “debt” and “doubt”. These rhetorics are used very differently according to social contexts: the discourse of a burden of “debt” –financial and environmental– is more often used in liberal contexts, whereas the one of “doubt” -on governors and on future- is more frequent in central and southern Europe. The presentation will give an account of these contrasts in relation to the way welfare states, labour markets and demographic trends shape inter- and intra-generational inequalities since crisis. Biography: Cécile Van de Velde is currently Professor of Sociology at the University of Montreal. Her main research interests cover youth, life courses SEMI-PLENARY SESSIONS 59 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION and generational inequalities in contemporary societies, with a comparative approach. Her first book « Becoming an Adult. Compared Sociology of Youth in Europe » (Presses Universitaires de France, 2008) compares transitions into adulthood in Denmark, Great Britain, France and Spain, mixing a longitudinal analysis of the Europanel data and 135 qualitative interviews. She received the « Le Monde » Award for Academic Research for her work. Her new research tackles the issue of generational relationships in a time of “crisis”, and the way inequalities and solidarity between generations play out in contemporary societies. On these topics, she recently co-directed the special issue “Rethinking inter-generational inequalities” (Revue Française de Sociologie, 2013) and signed the handbook « Sociology of Life Course » (Armand Colin, 2015). Her ongoing study analyses the new subjective tensions within young people’s lives, their diverse reactions to crisis, and the perceptions of generational inequalities, in America and Europe. 27/8 THURSDAY 9:00 – 10:30 / ROOM FCE B280 SPS05 / SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION AND NEW TECHNOLOGIES Chair: Gerben Moerman Gerben Moerman holds a PhD in social research Methodology. His expertise lies in the field of qualitative research and mixed methods. Specifically, he works on qualitative interviewing and teaches different forms of qualitative analysis such as Grounded Theory, Content Analysis, Discourse analysis and Ethnomethodology. He is lecturer in sociology at the University of Amsterdam. Stefan Timmermans The Unbearable Lightness of Genomic Being In this talk, I discuss the increased routinization of genomic testing for patients by examining how genotype-phenotype causality is established and its myriad consequences for disease management. Using ethnographic data, I follow the technology of exome sequencing from the laboratory where staff process and interpret patient samples to the clinic where clinicians inform patients of results and to the home where patients locate these results within the broader challenges of the disease. Because genomic test results reverberate through family trees, they reframe the past and the future, offering eugenic opportunities. Still, in the end, genomic information is more abstract than effective, especially in the overdetermined situation of disability. 60 SEMI-PLENARY SESSIONS Biography: Stefan Timmermans is professor of sociology at UCLA. He is the author of Sudden Death and the Myth of CPR (Temple 1999), The Gold Standard: The Challenge of Evidence-Based Medicine and Standardization in Health Care (Temple, 2003, with Marc Berg), Postmortem: How Medical Examiners Explain Suspicious Deaths (Chicago, 2006), Saving Babies? The Consequences of Newborn Genetic Screening (Chicago 2013, with Mara Buchbinder) andAbductive Analysis: Theorizing Qualitative Research (Chicago 2014, with Iddo Tavory). He is also senior editor medical sociology for the journal Social Science and Medicine. Deborah Lupton Lively Sociology in the Age of Lively Data Humans have become digital data subjects, constantly emitting data as they engage with digital technologies and move around in sensor-embedded spaces. In the context of the digital global knowledge economy, digital data, both ‘small’ and ‘big’, have become invested with significant value. Digital data may be characterised as ‘lively’ in a number of ways. First, these data are about human life itself: people’s beliefs, behaviours, habits and bodies. Second, these data have their own social lives. They are dynamic, constantly being configured and reconfigured as people interact with online technologies and circulated and repurposed by a multitude of different actors and agencies. Third, these data have become an influential part of everyday lives, affecting beliefs and behaviours and increasingly, people’s life chances via the assumptions and inferences that are developed from predictive analytics. Finally, as contributors to the global knowledge economy, digital data are part of livelihoods. I argue in this paper that the vitality of digital data has major implications for sociology, both in terms of the types of topics that are addressed by sociologists and the research methods that they adopt. Sociologists need to come to terms with lively data and associated data practices. In doing so, they will contribute to and develop lively sociology. Biography: Deborah Lupton is Centenary Research Professor in the News & Media Research Centre, Faculty of Arts & Design, University of Canberra. Her latest books are Medicine as Culture, 3rd edition (Sage, 2012), Fat (Routledge, 2013), Risk, 2nd edition (Routledge, 2013), The Social Worlds of the Unborn (Palgrave Macmillan, 2013), The Unborn Human (editor, Open Humanities Press, 2013), Digital Sociology (Routledge, 2015) and The Quantified Self: A Sociology of Self-Tracking (forthcoming, Polity). Her current research interests all involve aspects of digital sociology: big data cultures, self-tracking practices, the use of digital technologies in pregnancy and parenting, the digital surveillance of children, and digital health technologies. 27/8 THURSDAY 09:00 – 10:30 / ROOM FA KOTĚRA 105 SPS06 / EXTENDING WESTERN VIEWS OF THE SOCIAL WORLD: EASTERN EUROPE, SOCIAL SCIENCE AND UNEQUAL KNOWLEDGE PRODUCTION Chair: Tomáš Kostelecký Tomáš Kostelecký is the Director of the Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences and a senior researcher in its Department of Local and Regional Studies. He is professionally interested in the analysis of spatial aspects of human behaviour, local, regional, and comparative politics, and the political consequences of metropolisation and suburbanisation. Tomasz Zarycki Peripheral Redefinitions of Western Critical Thought: The Case of Poland as Seen in the Wider Context of Central and Eastern Europe The paper will present a model of reception and re-contextualization of global intellectual ideas in the peripheral setting of Polish academia which, as it will be argued, may serve as a case study illustrating mechanisms characteristic for several other societies, in particular, these of Central and Eastern Europe. The proposed model will be based on the concept of “field of power” drawn from Pierre Bourdieu. As it will be argued, a typical configuration of the field of power in peripheral countries may be seen as considerably different from one observed in most Western societies. Instead of a classical opposition between economic and cultural poles, the peripheral field of power is shaped by a specific cleavage effecting from different responses of a peripheral society to the pressure or hegemony of the global core (to use a notion drawn form the vocabulary of the world-system-theory). Such a cleavage may be seen as producing two opposite ideologies compensating a country’s dependence. While one is usually cosmopolitan and liberal (or “pro-core”) and the other conservative and nationalistic (or “anti-core”), both of them appear to eagerly adopt fashionable concepts of Western critical thought. This process of what can be seen as parallel appropriations and redefinitions of classical global concepts will be illustrated by the case of uses of post-colonial theory in contemporary Poland. It will be shown how its specific adaptations are shaped by the relation of their authors to particular SEMI-PLENARY SESSIONS 61 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION sectors of the peripheral Polish field of power with the authors’ specific resources and strategies of facing the processes of globalization. Both modes of redefinition of post-colonial theory, as it will be demonstrated, could be seen as attempts at establishing a dialogue between peripheral intelligentsias and both their internal opponents as well as dominant Western intellectual elites. Biography: Tomasz Zarycki is an Associate Professor and Director of the Robert B. Zajonc Institute for Social Studies at the University of Warsaw, Poland. He is a sociologist and a social geographer, specializing in sociology of politics, sociology of culture, sociology of knowledge, critical sociology, and discourse analysis with a particular focus on Polish and Eastern European societies. His most recent book is “Ideologies of Eastness in Central and Eastern Europe” (Routledge, 2014). His articles appeared in journals such as “Current Sociology”, “Communist and Post-Communist Studies”, “East European Politics and Societies”, “Europe-Asia Studies”, “GeoForum”, “Journal of Communist Studies and Transition Politics”, “Russian Education & Society”, “Theory and Society”, and several others. Petr Jehlička The Invisible Gardener: Why Key Sustainability Lessons From the East are Being Ignored Between one and two thirds of East European populations grow some of the food consumed in their households. These food practices are significant in terms of food security, healthy diet and environmental sustainability and account for large volumes of household food consumption. These practises nurture social cohesion, resilience and informal food exchange networks which span the urban-rural divide. All social classes and age groups grow and exchange food. Significantly, some twenty-five years since the end of socialism the increasingly affluent East European middle classes continue to grow food. And yet, the burgeoning literature on home gardening and other forms of alternative food networks in the global North has failed to register this large scale non-market food production. Home gardening in the West is typically framed as innovative, modern and progressive practice. In contrast, post-socialist informal food production remains to be viewed as a path-dependent economic strategy of disadvantaged 62 SEMI-PLENARY SESSIONS segments of society, set to disappear with the development of the market economy. This contextdependent conceptualisation highlights the unequal knowledge production and contentions arising from the endeavour to use insights from the post-socialist European “periphery” to unsettle the hegemony of concepts generated in the Western context. The aim of this address is twofold. First, to consider possible reasons for the negativity that riddles most of the existing research on East European home gardening. These include the tendency of much of the scholarship to consider personal relations in Eastern Europe as economic necessity and the overemphasis on the economy in analyses of post-socialism. Another reason is the dominant conceptualisation of Eastern Europe as a backward, undeveloped “other”, in particular with regard to practices branded as “rural” and “traditional”. The second aim is to propose an alternative conceptualisation of East European informal food practices as “quiet sustainability” as exuberant, appealing and socially diverse, but also unforced, forms of sustainability which nurture cooperation and sense of accomplishment. These discussions are of particular significance in the context of widespread household food production and a rapid rise of affluent middle classes in emerging economies. Biography: Petr Jehlička (RNDr in Geography, Charles University, Prague; PhD in Social and Political Sciences, Cambridge University) is Senior Lecturer in Environmental Geography at The Open University in the UK. His research, with a long-term focus on East European environmentalism, was initially concerned with the unintended consequences of the import of the western ideal of civil society in post-socialist societies and the divergence this represented from state-socialist and pre-socialist alternative culture and politics. This work was published in Environment and History, Environmental Politics, Czech Sociological Review, Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly, Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers and several book chapters. Later the scope of his research broadened to study the process of “Europeanization” of environmental governance in new EU member states. This has led to the current interest in sustainable food production and consumption, the outcome of which was published in a range of co-authored book chapters and articles published in Social Indicators Research, Geoforum and Journal of Rural Studies. For open and free access to these publications please visit the Open Research Online repository at http://oro.open.ac.uk/. 28/8 FRIDAY 09:00 – 10:30 / ROOM FCE D1122 SPS07 / DARK NETWORKS Chair: Mark D. Jacobs Mark D. Jacobs is Professor of Sociology at George Mason University, where from 1992–99 he was also Founding Director of the first interdisciplinary Ph.D. Program in Cultural Studies in the United States. He currently chairs ESA’s RN7 (Culture); he is past Chair of the Section on the Sociology of Culture of the American Sociological Association. He wrote Screwing the System and Making It Work: Juvenile Justice in the No-Fault Society (University of Chicago Press, 1990) and edited The Blackwell Companion to the Sociology of Culture (2005), among other books. Federico Varese The Study of Extra-Legal Governance: Conceptual, Theoretical and Empirical Challenges, and Some Tentative Solutions This key note talk will address the conceptual, theoretical and empirical challenges in the study of extra legal organizations such as organized crime and Mafias. I will address the conceptual confusion over key definitions in this field, and offer a framework for the study of extra-legal phenomena, which places this field firmly within mainstream economic sociology. I will then discuss the importance of protection theory to understand the behaviour of organizations that try to govern territories and markets, such as States and Mafias. Finally, I will address research design and data collection challenges. In particular, I will stress the importance of 'not selecting on the dependent variable', and the possibilities afforded by the quantification of court records, in particular the application of quantitative content analysis, correspondence analysis and social network analysis. I will mainly draw upon my own research results. Biography: Federico Varese is a Professor of Criminology at the University of Oxford and a Senior Research Fellow at Nuffield College, Oxford. He is the author of two monographs – The Russian Mafia (2001) and Mafias on the Move (2011) and an edited collected, Organized Crime (2010). His work has been translated in several languages. He writes mainly on organised crime and social network analysis. He has published papers in British Journal of Criminology, Law and Society Review, Archives Européenes de Sociologie, Low Intensity Conflict and Law Enforcement, Political Studies, Cahiers du Monde Russe, Rationality & Society, European Sociological Review, and Trends in Organized Crime. He contributes to The Times Literary Supplement and, in Italy, the daily La Stampa. His work has been featured in The Economist, The BBC News & World Service, ABC, The Guardian, The New York Times, The Monkeycage Blog and Freakonomics blog, among others. Mafias on the Move was The Recipient of The International Association for the Study of Organized Crime (IASOC) 2012 Outstanding Publication Award. The Russian Mafia was The Co-Recipient, ED A. HEWETT BOOK PRIZE awarded by The American Association for the Advancement of Slavic Studies (AAASS). Matías Dewey Porous Borders: Legality, Illegality, and the Economy At first glance, identifying illegal markets and the illegal activities within them seems straightforward: illegal activities are those that violate the norms of the law. On closer inspection, however, the distinction between legality and illegality is rather more complicated. When the issue of legitimacy – that is, the contestation and acceptance of certain exchanges – is taken into account, the category of illegality becomes much more intricate and finely nuanced. In my presentation, I will examine the porousness of the distinction between legal and illegal and make it the starting point for understanding practices in the economy characterized as informal, illicit, and criminal. Based on a wide array of examples, spanning informal markets in Argentina, the poaching of rhinoceros horn in South Africa, and broker practices in antiquities in London, I will show that a sociological assessment of illegal activities in markets needs to focus on the interfaces between SEMI-PLENARY SESSIONS 63 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION legality and illegality, the interpretation of legal stipulations in communities of practice, and deviancenormalizing activities. Thus I demonstrate how dark networks“ often emerge in close connection with legal activities and organizations, and how these networks are eventually perceived as legitimate within specific communities. Biography: Matías Dewey is a senior researcher at the Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies, Germany. He received his doctorate in political science from Rostock University, Germany, and received research grants from the Alexander von Humboldt and the Volkswagen Foundations. In addition, he has spent time as a visiting fellow at Oxford University, MaxPo in Paris and the University of Buenos Aires. As a sociologist with experience in qualitative research and interests in economic and political sociology, criminal organizations and social theory, his research focuses on the connections between illegal markets, state agencies and society. His current project analyzes actors' expectations and representations of the future in the context of an Argentine market for counterfeit and illegally-produced garments. From the perspective of economic sociology, this project is concerned with the structural principles governing illegal markets and the connections between legal and illegal economies. Dewey has also conducted research on police protection for criminals and the market for stolen vehicles in both Buenos Aires and Mexico City. 28/8 FRIDAY 09:00 – 10:30 / ROOM FCE B280 SPS08 / THE LEGACIES OF STUART HALL AND RICHARD HOGGART FOR THE FUTURE OF MARXIST STUDIES OF MEDIA AND CULTURE Chair: Christian Fuchs Christian Fuchs is professor at the University of Westminster’s Communication and Media Research Institute, chair of ESA’s RN18: Sociology of Communications and Media Research, and editor of the open access journal tripleC: Communication, Capitalism & Critique. His work focuses on the critical theory of the media, communications, the Internet and culture & society. Angela McRobbie Stuart Hall and the Rise of the Black and Asian British Artists: A Sociology of De-centred Art in a Post-Colonial Frame This lecture endeavours to create a framework drawing both on cultural studies and sociology for understanding the contribution of Stuart Halls writing in regard to the emergence from the early 1980s of a distinctive grouping of artists from 64 SEMI-PLENARY SESSIONS British black and Asian backgrounds. The paper considers the preference for the term 'black cultural production' in Halls vocabulary bearing in mind the critique of high culture which marked something of a springboard for British cultural studies. The paper also reflects on the 'conditions of emergence' for these young artists in the context of the residue of social democratic institutions and pathways of support for disadvantaged communities which was curtailed and transformed with the New Labour government from 1997. The paper concludes by inquiring as to how the body of work or objects 'speak' given the subsequent transformations of both the art world and the entrepreneurialisation of higher education and the 'art school'. Biography: Angela McRobbie is Prof of Communications at Goldsmiths University of London, she is author of many books and hundreds of articles dating back to her time at the CCCS in Birmingham in the mid 1970s. Her fields of specialism are gender sexuality and popular culture, the global fashion industry, the new creative economy, feminist theory, and most recently the emergence of 'creative labour'. Her most current books are The Aftermath of Feminism (2008) and Be Creative: Making a Living in the new Culture Industries (2015). Jim McGuigan Hoggart, Hall and Contemporary Cultural Studies This paper looks at Richard Hoggart’s and Stuart Hall’s contributions to the project of cultural studies during its formation. Hoggart founded the Birmingham Centre for Contemporary Cultural Studies (CCCS) in the early 1960s and hired Hall as his assistant. Both were politically motivated socialists but differently so. Hoggart, an old-school English social democrat, was never a Marxist. He became a public intellectual as a result of his immensely successful and pioneering book, The Uses of Literacy (1957). As a marginal member of ‘the Establishment’, Hoggart was to serve on public bodies in the arts, broadcasting and youth services. He put the case forcefully for taking masspopular culture seriously in the early-1960s with his ‘good of its kind’ argument, which called into question fixed hierarchies of cultural value. Hoggart was later, however, to repudiate his own egalitarian revision of F.R. Leavis’s ‘discrimination’ problematic. Albeit widely reputed to be a ‘Marxist’, Hall himself disagreed with ‘orthodox’ Marxism, especially its economic reductionism, and the typical priorities of the labour movement. He criticised the ‘traditional’ Left for its backwardness and, as the first editor of New Left Review around 1960, Hall began to pioneer fresh thinking on culture and politics. When Hoggart went to UNESCO temporarily at the end of the Sixties, never to return to Birmingham, as it happened, Hall acted and later succeeded him as Director of the Centre. Hall’s impact on the development of cultural studies became much greater than that of his predecessor. Unlike the British empiricism of Hoggart, Hall was a continental rationalist. He was especially alert to trends in mainly French theory. A great synthesiser and inspirational teacher, Hall effectively formed a school of thought in the 1970s which might now be named in retrospect, ‘Hallian-‘ or ‘neo-Gramscian cultural studies’. Following Hall’s lead, the Birmingham CCCS’s focal concerns were with consuming practices and ‘the national-popular’ in culture and politics. Hall’s own highly politicised conception of popular culture informed the Centre’s distinctive yet problematic notion of ‘resistance’ on the terrain of everyday life. Informally, Hall became the principal theorist of British communism during its final years. In the party journal, Marxism Today, he applied a neoGramscian framework of analysis to his own coinage of ‘Thatcherism’ and ‘authoritarian populism’, which had been signalled initially by the finest work of the Centre, Policing the Crisis (1978). In addition to his participation in the project to construct a genuinely multicultural society in theory and practice, towards the end of his life, though very ill, Hall engaged collaboratively in the critique of neoliberal hegemony with the production of ‘The Kilburn Manifesto’. Incidentally, Hoggart had already commented twenty years earlier, in effect, on neoliberal transformation with his much neglected sequel to The Uses of Literacy, The Way We Live Now (1995). Biography: Jim McGuigan is a freelance researcher, writer and artist. He is also Emeritus Professor of Cultural Analysis at Loughborough University, UK. He has written widely on the politics of culture from a multi-dimensional perspective. His books include Cultural Populism (1992), Culture and the Public Sphere (1996), Modernity and Postmodern Culture (1999, 2006), Rethinking Cultural Policy (2004), Cool Capitalism (2009) and Cultural Analysis (2010). Recently, he has published an edited collection, Raymond Williams on Culture and Society (2014), and added to a revised and re-titled version of Williams’s Towards 2000, A Short Counter-Revolution (2015). His forthcoming book, Neoliberal Culture, is currently in press. SEMI-PLENARY SESSIONS 65 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 28/8 FRIDAY 09:00 – 10:30 / ROOM FA KOTĚRA 105 SPS09 / MODELING UNCERTAINTIES, PRODUCING DIFFERENCES Chair: Antti Silvast Antti Silvast is research fellow at the University of Edinburgh studying European energy policies. Before this, he was at Princeton University, US, Princeton Institute for International and Regional Studies. His PhD is from the University of Helsinki, Finland. He is also vice coordinator of the European Sociological Association's Disaster, Conflict and Social Crisis Research Network. Robin Williams The New Knowledge Infrastructures of the Turbulent Technology Market New knowledge infrastructures have emerged to tackle market uncertainties. Would-be adopters seeking to differentiate competing vendor claims in the burgeoning Information Technology (IT) market cannot determine product properties and appropriateness by inspection. To exercise due diligence over multi-million pound procurements that will affect their performance for many years to come, adopters therefore turn to industry analysts who have built up extensive knowledge networks and methodologies and skills to tap user experience of existing products and pick up signals about shifts. Industry leader, Gartner Inc., in its signature output the Magic Quadrant, ranks vendors in terms of seemingly un-measurable properties: ‘completeness of vision’ and ‘ability to execute’. Gartner needs to be able to defend its assessments which have huge impact on the operation of the IT market. How did this new form of expertise emerge? How is industry analyst knowledge produced and consumed – and in the process legitimated with various internal and external audiences and subjected to various forms of verification and test. Here we explore striking differences between industry analysts and other groups producing future-oriented knowledge in contexts of uncertainty, for example weather men (Fine 2006) or financial analysts (Knorr-Cetina 2011). We can relate these to the different exigencies – and temporalities 66 SEMI-PLENARY SESSIONS – through which knowledge is produced, consumed and validated. Rather than treat this knowledge as performative we need to examine how it is performed and achieves influence. Biography: Robin Williams is Professor of Social Research on Technology and Director of the Institute for the Study of Science, Technology and Innovation (ISSTI) at the University of Edinburgh. He ran the Edinburgh PICT Centre under the ESRC Programme on Information and Communications Technologies (1987–95). Building on this he developed an interdisciplinary research programme on 'the social shaping of technology' which culminated in the formation of ISSTI in 2000. His personal research has focused upon the development and implementation of a range of Information Technology systems and Infrastructures. Recent outputs include two co-authored books with Neil Pollock How Industry Analysts Shape the Digital Future (2016, Oxford University Press) and Software and Organisation (2009 Routledge). He also coedited three special editions of the Journal of the Association of Information Systems on the topic of information infrastructures (Vol. 10, No. 5, 2009 on e-infrastructures [eds Edwards et al.,] and Vol. 10 Nos. 4 and 5, 2014 on Innovation in Information Infrastructures). Paul N. Edwards Time and Risk in Climate Knowledge: An Infrastructure Perspective How does the time of infrastructure, including knowledge infrastructure, play into the time(s) of risk? Climate science focuses on temporal frames of decades to centuries, but individuals’ perception of climate change varies with the current state of weather – a temporal frame of days to weeks. Meanwhile, policymakers focus on a medium term of months to years, driven by election cycles and current events. The complex interactions among scientific understandings of risk, public perceptions, and the framing of policy choices are an old theme in the sociology of knowledge. The slow catastrophe of climate change brings these interactions into sharp focus. This talk will investigate these interactions through the lens of “knowledge infrastructures”: robust networks of people, devices, and institutions that generate, maintain, and iterate specific knowledge of the human and natural worlds (examples include national census bureaus, global disease tracking systems, weather forecasting, and climate science). It will explore such issues as the framing of longterm, gradually increasing risks (climate change) vs. short-term, catastrophic risks (nuclear meltdowns, hurricanes); the problem of projection (long term) vs. prediction (short term); and uncertainty in historical data vs. uncertainty in simulated futures Biography: Paul N. Edwards is Professor of Information and History at the University of Michigan. His research focuses on the history, politics, and culture of information technologies and infrastructures. Edwards is the author of A Vast Machine: Computer Models, Climate Data, and the Politics of Global Warming (MIT Press, 2010), a history of the weather and climate knowledge infrastructures, and The Closed World: Computers and the Politics of Discourse in Cold War America (MIT Press, 1996), a study of the mutual shaping of computers, military culture, and the cognitive sciences from 1945–1990. He is also co-editor of Changing the Atmosphere: Expert Knowledge and Environmental Governance (MIT Press, 2001). Before joining the University of Michigan, Edwards taught at Stanford University and Cornell University. The working title of his current research project is “Knowledge Infrastructures for the Anthropocene.” SEMI-PLENARY SESSIONS 67 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Summary Table of Mid-day Specials 26/8 WEDNESDAY / 12:45 – 13:45 FA Kotěra 105 MD01 / ESA Lecture (1) / ESA CANDIDATES FOR PRESIDENCY PRESENTATION OF THE PROGRAMMES Chair: Carmen Leccardi ESA Candidates for Presidency FA Gočár 155 MD02 / Specials & Workshops (1) / THE COSMOPOLITAN IMAGINATION AND SOCIAL JUSTICE Chair: Marta Soler Gerard Delanty: Cosmopolitanism as a Critique of Neoliberalism FCE B286 MD03 / Specials & Workshops (2) / WHAT DO SOCIOLOGISTS KNOW ABOUT ENERGY? EVERYDAY PRACTICES AND RENEWABLE ENERGY Chair: Matthias Gross Kirsten Gram-Hanssen: Understanding Agency in the Co-Construction of Everyday Practices and the Energy System FCE C215 MD04 / Specials & Workshops (3) / THE STRUCTURE OF CIVIL SOCIETY Chair: Jiří Navrátil Mario Diani: Civic Organizational Networks in UK Cities: A Mode of Coordination Approach Helmut Anheier, Ondřej Císař, Cristina Flesher Fominaya: discussants FCE B280 MD05 / Contributes From National Associations (1) / NATIONAL SOCIOLOGICAL ASSOCIATIONS IN EUROPE: A SURVEY Chair: Ellen Annandale Maria Carmela Agodi, Luís Baptista, Roberto Cipriani National Sociological Associations in Europe: A Survey FCE D1122 MD06 / Specials & Workshops (4) / A VIEW FROM OUTSIDE (EVALUATION) Chair: Pertti Alasuutari Sarah De Rijcke: Towards Best Practices for Research Assessment: Effects of Indicators and the “Leiden Manifesto” 68 SUMMARY TABLE OF MID-DAY SPECIALS FA Janák 107 MD07 / Specials & Workshops (5) / IN MEMORY OF ULRICH BECK Chair: Thomas S. Eberle Michaela Pfadenhauer: A Participating Global Scientific Observer FA Krejcar 111 MD08 / AUTHOR MEETS CRITIQUES I Chair: Bente Halkier Triin Vihalemm, Margit Keller, Maie Kiisel: From Intervention to Social Change 27/8 THURSDAY / 12:45 – 13:45 FA Kotěra 105 MD09 / ESA Lecture (2) / THE STATUS OF SOCIOLOGY TODAY Chair: Tiziana Nazio Lucinda Platt: What Can the Sociological Analysis of Social Mobility Bring to the Immigration Debate? Examples and Reflections FA Gočár 155 MD10 / Specials & Workshops (6) / SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION IN DARK TIMES Chair: Robert Fine Ágnes Heller: The Stranger and the Nation States of Europe FCE B286 MD11 / Specials & Workshops (7) / THE REPRODUCTION OF INEQUALITY: NEW WAYS OF EXPLORING THE ROLE OF STRUCTURE AND AGENCY Chair: Mieke van Houtte Agnès Van Zanten: Educational Inequalities in Access to Higher Education: the Role of Networks, Institutions and Markets FCE B280 MD12 / Specials & Workshops (8) / TRANSNATIONAL BIOGRAPHIES AND TRANSNATIONAL CULTURES Chair: Maggie O’Neill and Lyudmila Nurse Elena Zdravomyslova: Bridging Cultures: Central Asian Care-Givers in Russian Cities FCE C202 MD13 / Specials & Workshops (9) / CULTIVATING DIFFERENCES AND THE SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Chair: Gallina Tasheva Frank Welz: From Inequalities to Differences: Retuning C. W. Mills’s ‘Sociological Imagination’ to the Post-Cold War Era Scott Lash: Similitude and the Social Imaginary FA Janák 107 MD14 / Contributes From National Associations (2) / MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS Chair: Roberto Cipriani Report of the Chairperson of the Council of National Associations Chair: Howard Wollman Election of the Chairperson of the Council of National Associations FCE D1122 MD15 / Specials & Workshops (10) / A VIEW FROM OUTSIDE (FUNDING) Chair: Carmen Leccardi Didier Georgakakis: “Are the SSH Disappearing From EU Research Policies?” SUMMARY TABLE OF MID-DAY SPECIALS 69 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION FA Krejcar 111 MD16 / AUTHOR MEETS CRITIQUES II Chair: Eduardo Romanos Donatella Della Porta: Social Movements in Times of Austerity. Is Anti- Capitalism Back? 28/8 FRIDAY / 12:45 – 13:45 FA Kotěra 105 MD17 / ESA Lecture (3) / THE STATUS OF SOCIOLOGY TODAY Chair: Hans-Peter Müller Mark Featherstone: The Spectre of Sociology FA Gočár 155 MD18 / Specials & Workshops (11) / NEW FEMINIST MOVEMENTS, MAKING THE DIFFERENCE? Chair: Consuelo Corradi Sylvia Walby: Feminism and the Crisis Mia Liinason: discussant FCE B286 MD19 / Specials & Workshops (12) / ART AS CULTURE, CULTURE AS ART Chair: Mark D. Jacobs Marie Buscatto: Can Art Change the World? Answers From a Gendered Perspective Rudi Laermans: Rethinking the Relationship Between the Arts and Sociology of Arts FCE B280 MD20 / Specials & Workshops (13) / CRITICAL POLITICAL ECONOMY OF COMMUNICATION AND CULTURE IN CAPITALISM TODAY Chair: Laura Horn Athina Karatzogianni: Firebrand Waves of Digital Activism 1994–2014: The Rise and Spread of Hacktivism and Cyberconflict FA Janák 107 MD21 / Specials & Workshops (14) / WORKSHOP: “HOW TO WRITE A JOURNAL ARTICLE” Chair: Ricca Edmondson Pertti Alasuutari, Ellen Annandale, Ricca Edmondson, Siobhan Katthago, Eeva Luhtakallio, Charles Turner, Michalis Lianos, Marta Soler FA Krejcar 111 MD22 / AUTHOR MEETS CRITIQUES III Chair: Scott Lash Patrick Baert: The Existentialist Moment: Sartre's Rise as a Public Intellectual FCE C202 MD23 / Contributes From National Associations (3) / THE MEETING OF CIVILIZATIONS: TOWARDS A EURO-ARAB SOCIOLOGY Chair: Roberto Cipriani Tahar Labib: The Meeting of Civilizations: Towards a Euro-Arab sociology? Sari Hanafi: discussant Maria Carmela Agodi, Ellen Annandale, Luίs Baptista: comments 70 SUMMARY TABLE OF MID-DAY SPECIALS Mid-day Specials 26/8 WEDNESDAY 12:45 – 13:45 / ROOM FA KOTĚRA 105 MD01 / ESA LECTURE (1) / ESA CANDIDATES FOR PRESIDENCY. PRESENTATION OF THE PROGRAMMES Chair(s): Carmen Leccardi Carmen Leccardi is professor of Cultural Sociology at the University of Milan – Bicocca and currently President of the European Sociological Association. She is Director of the PhD programme in Applied Sociology and Social Research Methodology, University of Milan – Bicocca. Here she is Director of the inter-university Centre in ‘Gender Cultures’. Her research interests include youth cultures, gender differences, time experience and processes of cultural change. Airi-Alina Allaste / Elena Danilova Hans-Peter Müller / Frank Welz Due to the withdrawal in July of two female candidates, ESA had to reopen the call for nomination, which will be closed on August 15. Due to these unforeseen circumstances, new candidates may therefore in principle join the four current ones. Biographies: Airi-Alina Allaste is a professor of sociology at Tallinn University. She has been the director of the Institute for International and Social Studies for the last 7 years and vice president of the Estonian Sociological Association for the last 4 years. In 2008 she was a Fulbright scholar and recently was a visiting professor at Griffith University, Australia and Åbo Akademi, Finland. She has served as a National Coordinator and Working Package Leader for various international projects including the EC 7th FP project Memory, Youth, Political Legacy and Civic Engagement. She has also been responsible for organising several international conferences including NYRIS 12: Nordic Youth Research Symposium (Tallinn, Estonia, 2013). She has published numerous peer reviewed articles and recently edited 5 books including ‘Back in the West’: Changing Lifestyles in Transforming Societies. Peter Lang 2013. Elena Danilova is Head of Department of the Institute of Sociology at the Russian Academy of Sciences in Moscow. She graduated from the Faculty of Geography at Moscow State University (1982), specializing in Economic and Social Geography. Her doctoral dissertation (1997) was devoted to the study of social identities in post-Soviet Russia. Her academic interests focus on comparative studies of cultural and institutional aspects of social transformations in the societies of Eastern Europe and China. She published series of articles in Russian and international sociological journals, and edited and contributed to MID-DAY SPECIALS 71 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION several books. She has experience of working as a member of ESA Executive committee and as a Vicepresident of the ESA. Currently, Danilova is chairing the RN36 “Sociology of Transformations: West and East” which is successfully developing. Hans-Peter Müller, Professor of Sociology at Humboldt – University in Berlin, studied economics and social sciences at the University of Augsburg, made his Ph.D and Habilitation at the University of Heidelberg and teaches at Humboldt – University since 1992. Since then he is chief editor of the “Berliner Journal für Soziologie”. He was J.F.K.– Fellow at Harvard University and Max-Webervisiting Professor at NYU in the US and held visiting professorships at Budapest, Helsinki, Paris, Rome, Princeton and Berkeley. His research fields are social and political theory, social inequality, political and cultural sociology. His publications (both in 2014): “Max Weber-Handbuch. Leben-Werk-Wirkung. Stuttgart: Metzler Publisher” (with Steffen Sigmund) and “Pierre Bourdieu. Eine systematische Einführung. Frankfurt a. M.: Suhrkamp Publisher”. m loves discourse and debate as well as networking the field of European sociology. Prof. Frank Welz (Austria) teaches sociology at Innsbruck University. After studying sociology, history, philosophy and psychology at Freiburg he has taught and researched at Basel, Bielefeld, Cambridge, Freiburg, N. Delhi (Global Studies Program), Onati and Innsbruck. He publishes on social theory, sociology of law and the historical epistemology of the social sciences; empirically, he is currently engaged in an international project on governmentality and contemporary subjectivities. He served as organizer of ESA, ISA, OeGS (vice-pres.) and DGS conferences. Concerning ESA, during 2007–2011 he was coordinator for ESA RN29, Social Theory. He organized the network's midterm conference, Social theory and the sociological discipline(s), at Innsbruck, also coordinating meetings at the Lisbon, Prague, and Geneva Conferences. He has further served as ESA vice-president for two terms (2011–15), coordinating ESA’s 2013 Crisis, Critique and Change conference programme. 26/8 WEDNESDAY 12:45 – 13:45 / ROOM FA GOČÁR 155 MD02 / SPECIALS & WORKSHOPS (1) / THE COSMOPOLITAN IMAGINATION AND SOCIAL JUSTICE Chair: Marta Soler Marta Soler-Gallart, Harvard PhD, is Professor of Sociology at the University of Barcelona, Director of CREA Community of Researchers and ViceChair of the RN29 Social Theory. Editor of the ISA journal “International Sociology”. Main Researcher of the Horizon-2020 project SOLIDUS which studies solidarity in Europe. She is the first SSH researcher at the ORCID Board of Directors. 72 MID-DAY SPECIALS Gerard Delanty Cosmopolitanism as a Critique of Neoliberalism In this lecture I would like to explore the relevance of cosmopolitanism for the analysis of the world today and in particular what it offers sociology. I argue that it is a normative and a critical concept that is highly pertinent to social struggles and to social justice. While it is a contested concept with at least three major traditions associated with it, it is relevant to critical social science in so far as it addresses alternatives within the present. Both its critics and its defenders frequently operate with reductive notions of cosmopolitanism as a societal condition, when it is better understood to express normative, cognitive and aesthetic shifts in the moral and political horizons of societies as they face global threats and problems deriving from, in particular, capitalism and climate change. Cosmopolitanism, understood as critical cosmopolitanism, has the potential to offer an alternative conception of the world to neo-liberalism, which until now has been a global hegemonic ideology. I argue that the widespread appeal of cosmopolitanism in the social sciences has often been directed against the wrong targets and frequently ends up as an affirmation of global currents. The lecture will seeks to clarify what cosmopolitism and what it is not and to outline its relevance in challenging and articulating an alternative to neoliberalism. Of particular importance in this respect is the challenge of recapturing the ground from neoliberalism and re-conceiving the relationship between capitalism and democracy. In rethinking cosmopolitanism central importance must be given to social struggles. Biography: Gerard Delanty is Professor of Sociology and Social & Political Thought, University of Sussex, Brighton, UK. His most recent publications are The Cosmopolitan Imagination: The Renewal of Critical Social Theory (Cambridge University Press, 2009) and Formations of European Modernity: A Historical and Political Sociology of Europe (Macmillan 2013). He has edited the Handbook of Cosmopolitanism Studies (Routledge 2012). Recent articles on cosmopolitanism have appeared in The Journal of Sociology and Cultural Sociology. He has held visiting professor at many universities including Deakin University, Melbourne; Doshisha University, Kyoto; York University, Toronto; and the University of Barcelona. Gerard Delanty is editor of the European Journal of Social Theory. He is currently working on a Horizon 2020 project on cultural heritage. His other research concerns capitalism and democracy. 26/8 WEDNESDAY 12:45 – 13:45 / ROOM FCE B286 MD03 / SPECIALS & WORKSHOPS (2) / WHAT DO SOCIOLOGISTS KNOW ABOUT ENERGY? EVERYDAY PRACTICES AND RENEWABLE ENERGY Chair: Matthias Gross Matthias Gross is professor of Environmental Sociology at Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research in Leipzig and the University of Jena, Germany. His monographs include Ignorance and Surprise (2010, MIT Press) and Renewable Energies (2014, Routledge, co-authored with Rüdiger Mautz). Together with Linsey McGoey he is editor of the Routledge International Handbook of Ignorance Studies (2015). Kirsten Gram-Hanssen Understanding Agency in the Co-Construction of Everyday Practices and the Energy System In contemporary European societies, like in all other societies, everyday life is closely related to the socio-technical organisation of the energy system. In this lecture, I will use historic cases and present data to highlight the co-construction of the energy system and households’ everyday life: from the first electrification of households to the possible future of smart grid solutions and micro generation in households from renewable energy sources. The study of this co-construction is highly relevant both when dealing with how to tackle global climate challenges and for understanding how the transformation of the energy system may potentially influence the social life of ordinary citizens. In sociology there is a long tradition for consumer studies. Previous studies have, however, highlighted how culturally-oriented consumer approaches cannot adequately capture the routinized and technologybound aspects of energy consumption, and based on this practice theoretical approaches have emerged. Here focus is on the collectiveness of practices and MID-DAY SPECIALS 73 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION individuals are seen as carriers of practices where the social have to be understood through the lens of practices. In this approach, energy is not consumed as such, but different practices are performed such as cooking, computer gaming or doing laundry, and it is the performance of these practices that causes the use of energy. Thus, consuming energy is not a practice, and consequently awareness of, or attitudes towards, energy and climate often have very little explanatory power when it comes to understanding why some households use more or less energy compared with others. In consequence, much practice theoretical energy research has focused on the collectiveness in practices and how practices develop over time, whereas less has focused on the variations of how practices are performed. The structural element in practices has thus been stressed rather than the agency. Theories of practices can be seen as a theoretical approach following the way in which both Giddens and Bourdieu tried to find a third way in the structure – agency debate. I will thus end by discussing how agency can to a greater extent be brought (back) into studies of practices and energy consumption. Biography: Kirsten Gram-Hanssen is a Professor at the Danish Building Research Institute, and leads the Research Group on Sustainable Housing and Cities. Her research focuses on household consumption related to energy and environment as well as everyday life and the meaning of the home for different types of residents. She uses qualitative and quantitative methods, analysed within different theoretical approaches including sociological theories of consumption, practice theory and STS. Her research on energy and everyday life documents the variation in households' energy consumption and explores the explanations behind it as well as the drivers behind the growing energy consumption and how to deal with it. Kirsten Gram-Hanssen is currently PI at the project UserTEC, with a total budget of 3.2 mill euro, which aims at understanding everyday practices related to energy consumption in a way that can be utilised for technology development to achieve more sustainable housing. She has been project leader on national as well as international projects and has published in numerous international journals and serves as reviewer for them as well. 26/8 WEDNESDAY 12:45 – 13:45 / ROOM FCE C215 MD04 / SPECIALS & WORKSHOPS (3) / THE STRUCTURE OF CIVIL SOCIETY Chair: Jiří Navrátil Jiří Navrátil is a postdoctoral research fellow at the Faculty of Economics and Administration, Masaryk University, Brno, and an assistant professor at the Faculty of Humanities, Charles University in Prague. He received his Ph.D. in political science from Masaryk University in 2012. He was research fellow at the University of Trento, the European University Institute and Scuola Normale Superiore. He has participated in several international research projects on civil society. Navratil focuses on the study of social movements, civic engagement and political theory. Mario Diani Civic Organizational Networks in UK Cities: A Mode of Coordination Approach Civil society is frequently conceived as a field of multiple organizations, committed to highly diverse causes and interests. When studied empirically, however, its properties are often reduced to the sum of the traits and attitudes of the individuals or groups that are populating it. Mario Diani shows how to move from an 'aggregative' to a relational view of civil society. Drawing upon field work on citizens' organizations in two British cities, he combines network analysis and social movement theories to show how to represent 74 MID-DAY SPECIALS civil society as a system of relations between multiple actors. 'Modes of coordination' enables us to identify different logics of collective action within the same local settings. As a result, Diani exposes the weakness of rigid dichotomies, separating the voluntary sector from social movements, 'civic' activism oriented to service delivery from 'un-civic' protest, grassroots activism external to institutions from formal, professionalized organizations integrated within the 'system'. Biography: Mario Diani is Professor of Sociology at the University of Trento that he joined in 2001 and where he served as Head of the Department of Sociology and Social Research and as Dean of the Faculty of Sociology. Earlier, he was Chair of Sociology at the University of Strathclyde in Glasgow (1996–2001), where he served as Head of the Department of Government. Between 2010 and 2012 he was ICREA Research Professor in the Department of Political and Social Sciences, Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona. Recent research projects address the structure of civic urban networks in Cape Town, network theories of social movements and collective action, the structure of civil society in British cities, participation in the 2003 anti-war protests in Western democracies, social capital and multicultural democracy, global networks of mobilization on communication rights. Helmut Anheier, Ondřej Císař, Cristina Flesher Fominaya discussants Biographies: Helmut K. Anheier is President and Dean at the Hertie School of Governance, and holds a chair of sociology at Heidelberg University. He received his PhD from Yale University in 1986, was a senior researcher at John Hopkins School of Public Policy, Professor of Public Policy and Social Welfare at UCLA's Luskin School of Public Affairs, and Centennial Professor at the London School of Economics. Professor Anheier founded and directed the Centre for Civil Society at LSE, the Center for Civil Society at UCLA, and the Center for Social Investment at Heidelberg. He is currently working on projects relating to indicator research, social innovation, and success and failure in philanthropy. Ondřej Císař is Associate Professor at the Department of Sociology, Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles University and is also affiliated to the Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences. He is editor-in-chief of the Czech edition of Czech Sociological Review. He was research fellow at Columbia University; University of California, Irvine; and the CEU Institute for Advanced Study, Budapest. His current research focus is on political economy of protest and social movements’ relation to political parties. Cristina Flesher Fominaya is Lecturer at the Department of Sociology, University of Aberdeen. She has an MA and PhD in Sociology from the University of California, Berkeley. She won numerous international scholarships and prizes including the National Science Foundation Fellowship, the German Marshall Fellowship and the Leo Lowenthal Prize for Outstanding Paper in Culture and Critical Theory awarded by the University of California, Berkeley. She has a particular interest in autonomous social movement groups, and the possibilities and challenges of autonomous movement. MID-DAY SPECIALS 75 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 26/8 WEDNESDAY 12:45 – 13:45 / ROOM FCE B280 MD05 / CONTRIBUTES FROM NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS (1) / NATIONAL SOCIOLOGICAL ASSOCIATIONS IN EUROPE: A SURVEY Chair: Ellen Annandale Ellen Annandale is Professor and HoD of Sociology at the University of York, UK. She has extensive experience of journal and book editing. For example, between 2004 and 2010 she was Editor-in-Chief of the journal Social Science & Medicine. She has also been Chair of the Board of the journal Sociology of Health & Illness. Currently she is co-editor of the ESA Book Series (with Maria Carmela Agodi). Additionally she has been editor of several edited books and special issues of journals. Her own research focuses on the areas of the sociology of health and sociology of gender, where recent publications include The Sociology of Health and Medicine, 2nd edn (Polity 2014), Women's Health and Social Change (Routledge 2009) and the edited collection Palgrave Handbook of Gender and Healthcare (edited with Ellen Kuhlma). Maria Carmela Agodi / Luís Baptista / Roberto Cipriani This Report presents the results of a survey on the National Associations of Sociology in Europe conducted in the years 2012–2013 by the European Sociological Association under the auspices of its Committee for National Associations. National Associations of Sociology were progressively established and institutionalized throughout the twentieth century, each one reflecting the political circumstances of the European Continent at the time. Based on the 40 associations surveyed, which gave the year of their constitution, only 10% were in existence in 1950, indicating that the consolidation of the associative movement of sociologists in the European area is generally quite recent and gradually built up over the course of a century or more. The size of each association in terms of numbers of members is a key dimension in understanding how sociology is organized throughout Europe. The same may be said when observing the difficulties encountered when institutionalizing the European Sociological Association (ESA), which was formalized as recently 76 MID-DAY SPECIALS as 1992. The results of the survey show that the European sociological community is the aggregate blend of several parallel currents going back well over a hundred years with each current generating as many tributaries as there are individual academic (and other) corporations in action in dozens of the countries where sociology has been able to take root and develop, favoured by university and social policies and/or opposed by governments and public and/or private bodies. Moreover each country has its own story to tell about the particular claims and losses, its ups and downs, advances and set-backs that sociology as a discipline has experienced. Biographies: Maria Carmela Agodi (Italy) is a full professor of sociology, teaching courses in methodology and sociology of science, at the University Federico II in Naples. Her research, essays, and books focus on institutional change, rationality, reflexivity, welfare and the “knowledge society.” She is currently in the Executive Board of the Italian Sociological Association (AIS) and in the board of ESA RN33–Women's and Gender Studies. Luίs Baptista (Portugal) is professor of sociology at the NOVA University of Lisbon and was the vice-dean of the faculty of social sciences and humanities. His teaching and research are mainly in urban sociology. He has directed research projects and published on the internationalization of the Portuguese language. He is director of the CICS.NOVA (Interdisciplinary Center of Social Sciences). He was the vice-president and president of the Portuguese Sociological Association (APS). He was a member of the LOC (Local Organizing Committee) of the ESA Conference in Lisbon. He is a board member of the ESA RN 27 on southern European societies and RN 37 Urban Sociology. Roberto Cipriani is an Italian social scientist. He is professor of sociology at Roma Tre University. He has written extensively on popular religion, the sacred and secularization, and is known for his unconventional applications of the concept of “diffused religion” (religione diffusa) and then that of “religion of values” (religione dei valori). He is the author of more than fifty books and eight hundred articles and his work has been translated into English, French, Russian, Spanish, German, Chinese and Portuguese. He graduated from University of Rome “La Sapienza” in 1968. From 1990 to 1994 he was president of the “Research Committee” of Sociology of Religion in the International Sociological Association. From 1995 to 1998 he was editor-in-chief of International Sociology. From 1997 he has been a Professor of Sociology at University Roma Tre, where since 2001 he has directed the Department of Education. From 2004 to 2007 he was President of the Italian Association of Sociology. In 2008 he has been Directeur d'Etudes at Maison des Sciences de l'Homme in Paris. 26/8 WEDNESDAY 12:45 – 13:45 / ROOM FCE D1122 MD06 / SPECIALS & WORKSHOPS (4) / A VIEW FROM OUTSIDE (EVALUATION) Chair: Pertti Alasuutari Pertti Alasuutari, PhD, is Professor at the University of Tampere, School of Social Sciences and Humanities. He is editor of the European Journal of Cultural Studies, and his research interests include global and transnational phenomena, media, social theory, and social research methodology. Publications include The Synchronization of National Policies (Routledge 2015), National Policy-Making: Domestication of Global Trends (with Ali Qadir; Routledge 2014), Social Theory and Human Reality (Sage 2004), and Rethinking the Media Audience (Sage 1999). Sarah De Rijcke Towards Best Practices for Research Assessment: Effects of Indicators and the ‘Leiden Manifesto’ At present very little is known about the effects of research assessment mechanisms on the production of knowledge. This is surprising given the increased role of assessment in the governance of science. The growing use of indicators and their ‘constitutive effects’ (Dahler-Larsen, 2014) are subject of considerable debate. While some analysts welcome the possibility of increasing transparency through performance data, recent years have also seen highprofile initiatives drawing attention to perceived damaging effects of an increasing metric-orientation in research assessment (e.g. DORA). Researchers from different disciplines are raising concerns about how certain uses of performance metrics are overriding more intricate notions of quality and merit. These concerns include both a loss of the social in science – e.g. increasing competitive struggles and ‘benchmark masculinity’ (Thornton 2013), waning collegiality and community service – and a loss of epistemic diversity – e.g. goal displacement and task reduction. In this special session I will first share recent results from my group’s ethnographic projects in which we analysed interactions between evaluation and knowledge production on the ‘shop-floor’ of academic research. Secondly, I will consider the most pertinent issues for the community of sociologists from the Leiden Manifesto for research metrics (co-authored by Diana Hicks, Paul Wouters, Ludo Waltman, Sarah de Rijcke & Ismael Rafols for Nature, 22 April 2015). Biography: Dr. Sarah de Rijcke is a senior researcher at the Centre for Science and Technology Studies (CWTS, Leiden University). Her work focuses on the growing use of assessment procedures and bibliometric indicators in academic settings. At CWTS, De Rijcke leads a research group: Evaluation Practices in Context (EPIC). The group studies the effects evaluation systems have on the organisation and content of research in different disciplines. Current projects analyse empirically the processes around research evaluation that happen ‘under the radar’ of official policy documents, codified evaluation procedures, bibliometric analyses etc. – including informal, decentralised ways in which evaluations are applied within the science system. MID-DAY SPECIALS 77 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 26/8 WEDNESDAY 12:45 – 13:45 / ROOM FA JANÁK 107 MD07 / SPECIALS & WORKSHOPS (5) / IN MEMORY OF ULRICH BECK Chair: Thomas S. Eberle Thomas S. Eberle is professor of sociology and co-director of the research institute of sociology at the University of St. Gallen, Switzerland. He also taught at several other universities. He served as president of the Swiss Sociological Association from 1998 to 2005 and as vice-president of the European Sociological Association (2007–11) and is a member of many national and international committees. His major research areas are the sociology of culture and of communication, of knowledge and of organization, as well as interpretive sociology, phenomenological sociology, methodology, and qualitative methods. Michaela Pfadenhauer A Participating Global Scientific Observer Value neutrality might be that postulate to which most sociologists in the German-speaking countries that are heavily influenced by Max Weber would subscribe to. This applied also to Ulrich Beck who, in his first book, treated the tense relationship between objectivity and normativity. At the same time, he was triggered by a strong impetus to commit to an ethical standpoint in current issues, e.g. the economic crisis and a new Europe. Hence, in her obituary, Eva Illouz characterized Ulrich Beck as the embodiment of European citizenship, i.e. a “participant citizen” in the sense of Michael Barber’s address of Alfred Schutz. Like Peter L. Berger, Ulrich Beck claimed a “dual citizenship” as a sociologist, on the one hand, and as a political actor on the other. Unquestionably, Ulrich Beck is one of the most cited social scientists in the world. He is, however, most notably known for his books on (World) Risk Society and Theory of Reflexive Modernization. Since the beginning his work is heavily linked to the origin of the sociological question on social inequalities. In Germany, with his 1983 published article “Beyond Status and Class”, 78 MID-DAY SPECIALS Beck evoked a longstanding debate on the usefulness of common models and methods for measuring social inequality. His concept of individualization, linked to the observation of an elevator effect caused by education and welfare state politics after World War II, until now remains a source of irritation and criticism in these parts. Ulrich Beck was not only motivated to raise his voice against the misleading global developments. Moreover, he was motivated by providing provoking analysis of the modern age from a world perspective. Stressing a “cosmopolitan turn”, Beck progressively criticized the objective and value-free sociology for its blindness regarding the new transnational forms of domination and inequality. Last but not least, his aim was to constantly challenge mainstream sociology with its “zombie categories”. As a sociologist by heart, his vision was to transfer sociology to a methodological cosmopolitanism, however, he suddenly and unexpectedly passed away on January, 1 2015. Biography: Univ. Prof. Dr. Michaela Pfadenhauer received her Master's degree in Political Science from Bamberg University (1994) and attained her PhD in Sociology from Dortmund University (2002). She was a senior researcher and lecturer at Ludwig-Maximilians-University of Munich, at the Technical University Dortmund and at the University St. Gallen, Switzerland. From 2007 to 2014 she held a professorship in Sociology of Knowledge at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology. Since 2014, she is a professor of Sociology at the University of Vienna (research area Culture und Knowledge). She is the board member of the Research Network Sociology of Knowledge in the German Sociological Association and a member of editorial boards of sociological journals Soziologische Theorie and Soziale Interaktion. At ESA Conference in Prague, she coordinates the Research Stream RS 05 “Sociology of Knowledge” (together with Hubert Knoblauch and Bernt Schnettler). 26/8 WEDNESDAY 12:45 – 13:45 / ROOM FA KREJCAR 111 MD08 / AUTHOR MEETS CRITIQUE I Chair: Bente Halkier Bente Halkier is a professor at the Department of Communication, Business and Information Technology of Roskilde University, Denmark. She has published extensively on how media discourses and behaviour change interventions challenge consumers' everyday lives. She takes theories of social practices as the main framework to conceptualise these themes. Her current research focuses on food and mediatisation. Triin Vihalemm / Margit Keller / Maie Kiisel From Intervention to Social Change Contemporary societies in various parts of the world abound in projects and programmes, which attempt to effect change, to transform society, to make people think and act differently: in a healthier, more sustainable, innovative, responsible and capable way. Such interventions into people’s everyday lifestyles, often called “social change programmes”, assume that social change can be galvanised and pushed in the desired direction if people are organised and make concerted efforts. The book offers accessible hands-on guidance and theory-driven tools for professionals and volunteer actors who are designing and implementing programmes aimed at solving various problems related to people's lifestyles and consumption: from reducing health-risk behaviour to “green” or financially literate decisions. Authors offer a bridging alternative to the dominant individual behaviour change approach and behavioural economics by applying the rapidly developing and intriguing strand of sociological thinking: theories of social practices. The book is among the first ones that puts social practice theory into “practice” by providing step-by-step applied guidelines on how practitioners should actually use a practice theory-driven programme in real life by showing user-friendly ways to get in touch with the complexity of the mundane everyday life. This handbook has been co-created involving students from varying disciplines and different countries. It is illustrated with original conceptual drawings by graphic designers and provides “Think and Stretch” exercises, which call for critical thinking as well as challenge sedentary lifestyles. Biographies: Triin Vihalemm is a Professor of Communication Research at the University of Tartu, a recent research fellow at Helsinki Collegium for Advanced Studies. Her latest work concerns mediation and change of consumption, health and environment related practices. Extensive research on ethnic integration in Estonia has provided her with rich experience in analysing the interface between structural conditions, institutional policies and people's everyday practices. She leads a social entrepreneurship incubator programme and several applied co-operation projects on social innovation and empowerment of vulnerable groups in society. She is member of Estonian Public Service Ethics Committee and Vice President of Estonian Sociologists' Association. Margit Keller is a Senior Researcher at the Institute of Social Studies, University of Tartu. She is chairing the ESA Sociology of Consumption network. Her research fields are “Westernisation” of post-Soviet consumer culture, young people, marketing, change in social practices of everyday life and contested consumption. She is a guest editor of the Environmental Policy and Governance sustainable consumption special issue and an co-editor of Routledge Handbook on Consumption. She has published, amonst others, in Journal of Consumer Culture; Consumption, Markets, Culture and Marketing Theory. She has run several applied research projects and professional training programmes. Maie Kiisel (PhD) is a Researcher of social communication at the same Institute. Her research areas are environmental and risk consciousness and communication, participation in decision-making, social movements and civic organizations. She has been active member of the Green Movement and acts as an editor of the webpage bioneer.ee that is the main platform of dissemination of pro-environment knowledge in Estonia. MID-DAY SPECIALS 79 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 27/8 THURSDAY 12:45 – 13:45 / ROOM FA KOTĚRA 105 MD09 / ESA LECTURE (2) / THE STATUS OF SOCIOLOGY TODAY Chair: Tiziana Nazio Tiziana Nazio teaches social research methods at University of Torino (since 2008) and Collegio Carlo Alberto (since 2010). She was research scientist at University of Bielefeld (2000–03) where she received her PhD; at Centre d’Estudis Demogràfics and at University Pompeu Fabra (2003–05); at University of Oxford and Nuffield College (2005–08). She contributed to several EU projects and led an ESRC one, and is now taking part to STYLE (www. style-research.eu) and FamiliesAndSocieties (www. familiesandsocieties.eu) FP7 projects. Her research focuses on gender inequalities and life course transitions in a comparative perspective. She is member of ESA executive, where currently serves as chair of the Program Committee for ESA 12th conference in Prague, after serving as chair of the Local Organizing Committee for ESA 11th conference in Torino. Lucinda Platt What Can the Sociological Analysis of Social Mobility Bring to the Immigration Debate? Examples and Reflections There is extensive interest across Europe in ethnic and immigrant inequalities in the labour market, and the extent to which they persist into the second generation. These inequalities have been the subject of a vast array of sociological studies, which have changed how we think about processes of migration and enhanced understanding of migrant diversity. At the same time, sociological analysis of social stratification continues to advance our understanding of social mobility and how it varies across time and space, as well as its relationship to societal levels of social inequality. Social mobility remains a core policy agenda across many European countries and is widely discussed in the media. This demonstrates the continuing salience of this core strand of sociological research and how it has captured the public imagination – but also how it has been co-opted as an alternative to more 80 MID-DAY SPECIALS explicitly egalitarian agendas. In this talk I bring these two bodies of work together – and illustrate the wider implications of such a combined application. Specifically, I discuss the extent to which we can better understand inequalities and diversity across men and women of different ethnic and immigrant groups by taking proper account of social (class and national) origins. Building on existing research, I present a framework for the analysis of immigration/ ethnicity and social mobility, which incorporates the contributory role of education. I then draw on new analysis of unique, large scale data sources from the UK and Europe to assess how empirical patterns map on to this framework. I conclude by considering what this means for future patterns of social stratification in European societies, even in the face of changing migration regimes. Acknowledging the limits to the political reach of sociological research, I nevertheless reflect on the ways in which such insights might help to reshape policy understandings currently focused on ethnic disadvantage or on simple dichotomies between 'good' and 'bad' migrants to a broader perspective on migration and minorities. Biography: Lucinda Platt is Professor of Social Policy and Sociology at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE). Her research focuses on ethnicity and immigration, including labour market and income inequalities and identity, and on child poverty and wellbeing, including child disability. Her most recent book was Understanding Inequalities: Stratification and Difference (2011, Polity); and she has recently co-edited a book on Social Advantage and Disadvantage for Oxford University Press to be published in 2016. She is co-author of Intergenerational consequences of migration: Socioeconomic, family and cultural patterns of stability and change in Turkey and Europe, being published this year by Palgrave Macmillan. She specialises not only in the analysis but also the development of large-scale longitudinal surveys: she was, till 2013, Director of the UK’s Millennium Cohort Study, a study of over 19,000 children born in 2000–2001; and she is co-investigator with responsibility for ethnicity on Understanding Society, the UK Household Longitudinal Study. 27/8 THURSDAY 12:45 – 13:45 / ROOM FA GOČÁR 155 MD10 / SPECIALS & WORKSHOPS (6) / SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION IN DARK TIMES Chair: Robert Fine Robert Fine is a Professor Emeritus of Sociology at the University of Warwick. He was a co-founder of ESA’s Research Network 31 on racism and antisemitism and he is on the executive of the ESA. At Warwick he helped set up the Social Theory Centre and chaired the Department of Sociology. His publications include Cosmopolitanism (Routledge Key Ideas 2007) and Political Investigations: Hegel, Marx, Arendt (Routledge 2001), as well as articles in the Journal of Classical Sociology, the European Journal of Social Theory, Persona y Sociedad, Constellations: an International Journal of Critical and Democratic Theory, Filosoficky Casopis and other journals. With Christine Achinger, he co-edited a special issue of European Societies on “Racism, Antisemitism and Islamophobia” in 2012 and a special issue of the European Journal of Social Theory on cosmopolitanism in 2007, as well as collections include Social Theory after the Holocaust (with Charles Turner, Liverpool University Press 2000). His feature article on doing the sociology of antisemitism appears in the ESA’s European Sociologist of Winter 2012. Robert has an abiding interest in Marx's political thought, Enlightenment, Hegel, Critical Theory and Hannah Arendt. He has also published on labour and nationalist movements in Southern Africa and on labour and the law in UK. In recent years he has been working on cosmopolitanism, human rights, European antisemitism and natural law. Ágnes Heller The Stranger and the Nation States of Europe Europe is the sole continent of nation states. Nation states developed first abruptly then slowly since the end of the 18 century and led to the dissolution of the European empires. Nation states won their final victory in 1914, when both internationalism and cosmopolitanism lost against nationalism. Nation became the most general “identity” and nationalism the dominating ideology. This is why nation states have a great difficulty to accommodate strangers, people who speak a different language, practice different customs. What was natural within the European empires, becomes a field of conflicts in nation states. They cannot integrate “others”, they want to assimilate them. Yet even if the “strangers” try hard to assimilate, they are still treated with suspicion. Due to failure in assimilation, some “strangers” begin to dissimilate. Contrary to the USA which is not nation state and thus integrates easily, Europe has to face the difficulties stemming from the domination of nationalist ideology. The question is whether the European Union can become the institution that leads Europe back to its own tradition, to its pre WW’1 self understanding, or it will enter a period of super nationalism which not easily confirms to liberal democracy. Biography: Professor of Philosophy Ágnes Heller was born in Budapest. She was student of Georg Lukacs. Since 1955 she served shortly as the first editor of the post-war Hungarian Philosophical Journal, but was dismissed from academic position for political reasons after the Hungarian Revolution. After spending several years in Hungary working in different professions she emigrated to Australia in 1977 where she got academic position in La Trobe University in Melbourne. In 1986 she moved to New School for Social Research in New York. Since the great change of 1989, she now spends half of the year in her native Hungary where she has been elected to the Hungarian Academy of Sciences. She is a holder of numerous academic awards, Hannah Arendt Prize for Political Philosophy or Szechenyi National Prize in Hungary among others. She has served in numerous Editorial Boards, including that of Praxis International, Aut Aut, Social Praxis, or New German Critique. She is a member of International Research Group of Alienation, member of International Society of the Sociology of Knowledge, member of the College Internationale de Philosophie, Paris or member of Societe Europeenne de Culture, Venice. MID-DAY SPECIALS 81 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 27/8 THURSDAY 12:45 – 13:45 / ROOM FCE B286 MD11 / SPECIALS & WORKSHOPS (7) / THE REPRODUCTION OF INEQUALITY: NEW WAYS OF EXPLORING THE ROLE OF STRUCTURE AND AGENCY Chair: Mieke Van Houtte Mieke Van Houtte, PhD, is full professor at the Department of Sociology at Ghent University (Belgium). Her research interests cover diverse topics within the sociology of education, particularly the effects of structural and compositional school features on several outcomes for students and teachers. She published in journals as Sociology of Education, American Educational Research Journal. Agnès Van Zanten Educational Inequalities in Access to Higher Education: The Role of Networks, Institutions and Markets Widening access to higher education has become an official priority for the 27 Heads of Government of the European Union who have agreed on the Europe 2020 strategy. However, existing studies show not only important inequalities between countries but also among social groups within each country in this domain. Sociologists have generally analysed these social inequalities either as a result of differences in students’ socio-economic and cultural backgrounds and/or of the existence of a hierarchical system of higher education institutions enrolling students with different social and academic profiles. These factors are very important but provide an incomplete picture of social inequalities in access to higher education for at least three reasons. The first is the need to take into account not only family background but the variety of agents with whom students have had and have close relationships (parents, siblings, other family members, friends, neighbours…) and the diverse forms of influence they can exert, from the strong framing of habituses to the informal sharing of information. The second is that the role of secondary and higher education institutions 82 MID-DAY SPECIALS has frequently been considered separately without attaching enough importance to the ways in which institutional interdependency frames students’ options of study. Finally, the role of markets on students’ choices has generally been considered from an abstract and usually critical perspective neglecting the close analysis of the increasing influence of market devices such as rankings or higher education fairs. Using data from an original, on-going mixed-method study in France but also from previous research on this topic, this presentation will highlight the importance of these three dimensions – networks, institutions and markets – on students’ HE choices. It will show their interrelation and the ways in which they affect the choices of students from different social groups. Biography: Agnès van Zanten is a sociologist and senior research professor working for the Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique at Sciences Po, Paris. She is the co-director of the research group on Educational policies at the Laboratoire Interdisciplinaire d’Evaluation des Politiques Publiques (LIEPP) of Sciences Po and the director of the series “Education et Société” at Presses Universitaires de France. Her main research areas are class and education, elite education, transition to higher education, school choice, competition and mix and educational policies. She is also interested in qualitative research methods and international comparisons. She has recently published (with G. Felozis and C. Maroy), Les marchés scolaires (PUF, 2013) and edited (with S. Ball and B. DarchyKoechlin) The World Yearbook of Education 2015. Elites, privilege and excellence: the national and global redefinition of educational advantage (Routledge, 2015). She is also directing two main research projects on ‘Transition to higher education. The role of networks, institutions and markets’ and (with C. Maroy) ‘Accountability and governance of education in France and Quebec’. 27/8 THURSDAY 12:45 – 13:45 / ROOM FCE B280 MD12 / SPECIALS & WORKSHOPS (8) / TRANSNATIONAL BIOGRAPHIES AND TRANSNATIONAL CULTURES Chair: Maggie O’Neill and Lyudmila Nurse Maggie O’Neill is Professor in Applied Social Sciences at Durham University and is Chair of ESA Research Network 3, Biographical Perspectives on European Societies. She co-directs the Centre for Sex, Gender and Sexualities at Durham University. Her research activity has been instrumental in moving forward scholarship in three substantive areas: prostitution and the commercial sex industry; forced migration and the asylum-migration nexus; innovative participatory, biographical, performative and visual methodologies. Recent publications include Advances in Biographical Methods: creative applications. (2014) with Brian Roberts and Andrew Sparkes and with John Perivolaris, 2015). A Sense of Belonging: Walking with Thaer through migration, memories and space. Crossings: Journal of Migration & Culture 5(2-3): 327-338 Elena Zdravomyslova Bridging Cultures: Central Asian Care-Givers in Russian Cities This paper addresses the (trans) cultural bridging that is produced and performed in daily encounters of migrant careworkers from Central Asia in Russia. Care over children and elderly is ‘framed by gender’ (Ridgeway). Thus cultural bridging in caring work is also defined as women’s activity. Cultural bridging – navigating different patterns of interpretations and behaviour – is conceptualized here as part of the domestic work of the migrant paid caregivers (and care receivers). Due to the work of cultural bridging cultural boundaries become porous, some of them are transgressed, others – sustain. In cultural bridging ethnicity/ class/ gender/ age of the actors intersect and perform as a resource pool or barrier syndrom. Cultural bridging in the carework result in the creation of the class/gender divisions in the Russian society. Cultural bridging influence the identity of the migrant workers making them more reflexive here and there. In the daily encounters the generalized cultural otherness often formulated by prejudices and stereotypes is individualized, become tangible, transgressive and mutually accepted. My particular focus is on the dialectics of control in the interactions between paid domestics and their employees when they belong to seemingly different cultures that at the same time share a lot of similarities. Cultural resources are enacted in the practices of distanciation, hierarchization and equalization revealed in the carework interactions. The empirical data are biographical interviews with migrant women from Central Asia (Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan) who are employed as domestic caregivers and their employees. Analyzing the life stories I address questions such as: How cultural boundaries between accepting and receiving societies are reconstructed in the stories of migrant domestics from the Central Asia? How class/ gender/ race-ethnicity and age enact in these constructions? What resources are enacted in the successful social integration of migrants? I claim that cultural bridging is part of the care work of migrants; and carework is a special asset for social integration of migrant workers. Biography: Elena Zdravomyslova Dr. of Sociology, Professor at the EUSP, Co-director if the Gender Studies Program at the European University at St. Petersburg (EUS). Areas of interest: gender in postsocialist societies, regimes of care, aging in the life course (institutions and practices). Methodological preference for qualitative life-story research. Selected Publications: Academic editor and author in the following books: “Zdorov’e i doverie” [Health and Trust] (2009), “Novyi byt v sovremennoi Rossii: gendernye issledovaniia posednevnosti” [New everyday life in contemporary Russia: everyday gender studies] (2009), “Zdorov’e i intimnaia zhizn’. Sotsiologicheskie podkhody” [Health and intimate life. Sociological approaches] (2012), “Praktiki i identichnosti: gendernoe ustroistvo” [Practices and identities: gender construction] (2010), “Rossiiskii gendernyi poriadok: sotsiologicheskii podkhod” [Russian gender order: a sociological approach] MID-DAY SPECIALS 83 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION (2007), “V poiskakh seksual’nosti” [In search of sexuality] (2002), “Biographical Research in Eastern Europe” (2002). Recent Publications in English: 2013 Gender’s crooked path: Feminism confronts Russian patriarchy. Chapter in the collective monograph Precarious Engagements: Dilemmas of Public sociology/ Ed. By M/ Burawoy, Sage. (co-authored with A.Temkina). 2012 Making and managing class: employment of paid domestic workers in Russia. In: Rethinking class in Russia. Ed. by Suvi Salmenniemi. Farnham: Ashagate, (co-authored with A. Rotkirch, O.Tkach). 2010 'What is Russian Sociological Tradition? Debates аmong Russian Sociologists'. In: The ISA Handbook of Diverse Sociological Traditions. Ed. by S. Patel. Sage. Pp.140-151. 2010 Working Mothers and Nannies: Commercialization of Childcare and Modifications in the Gender Contract. Anthropology of East Europe Review 28(2): 200-225. 27/8 THURSDAY 12:45 – 13:45 / ROOM FCE C202 MD13 / SPECIALS & WORKSHOPS (9) / CULTIVATING DIFFERENCES AND THE SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Chair: Gallina Tasheva Gallina Tasheva is a Bulgarian-German Sociologist and Social Philosopher. She obtained her Ph.D in Sofia and after carrying out her post-doctoral research at the University of Bielefeld, she has been working first at the University of Bielefeld and the University of Kassel, later at the University of Jena before moving to the University of Muenster. Her work centers around theoretical sociology and social theory, especially phenomenology, existential hermeneutics and critical studies, with an emphasis on social value, value conflicts, intersubjectivity, alterity, life-course and biographical method, cultural identity and hospitality. Recently her efforts have been going into thedevelopment of an existential analytical methodology of sociological theory and of a sociologyof coexistence – forthcoming: Existential Analytic and Sociology. Frank Welz From Inequalities to Differences: Retuning C. W. Mills’s ‘Sociological Imagination’ to the Post-Cold War Era C. Wright Mills’ ‘The Sociological Imagination’ (1959) still ranks second among the most influential books in sociology ever published (according to an ISA survey). Mills called for ‘imagining’ how individual lives are interconnected with public issues. 84 MID-DAY SPECIALS To transform sociology into a potentially liberating force, C. Wright Mills emphasized history as vital part of the sociological approach, and offered a trenchant critique of sociology’s ‘grand theory’ and ‘abstracted empiricism’ at the time. Since 1959, however, social reality has changed dramatically – and so did sociology. In particular, a Fordist regime of political economy has shifted to post-Fordist regulation, and the welfare state has been challenged by global neoliberal governance. As a consequence, in sociology, well-established categories for conceiving social reality have been fractured. Our understanding of collective institutions and ‘social’ circumstances, such as inequalities, has shifted to an individualized understanding of human lives in ‘risk society’ (Beck), in which chance, choice, agency, as well as ‘differences’ in fields such as gender, ethnicity and migration, are being emphasized. Following Foucault, analyses of power structures have shifted to a decentered concept of power according to which actors prove to be governed “from inside”, as entrepreneurs of the self. What changes have taken place since C. Wright Mills’ analysis, what are today’s real-world concerns, and what do they mean for retuning our sociological imagination to contemporary society? Biography: Prof. Frank Welz (Austria) teaches sociology at Innsbruck University. After studying sociology, history, philosophy and psychology at Freiburg he has taught and researched at Basel, Bielefeld, Cambridge, Freiburg, N. Delhi (Global Studies Program), Onati and Innsbruck. He publishes on social theory, sociology of law and the historical epistemology of the social sciences; empirically, he is currently engaged in an international project on governmentality and contemporary subjectivities. He served as organizer of ESA, ISA, OeGS (vicepres.) and DGS conferences. Concerning ESA, during 2007–2011 he was coordinator for ESA RN29, Social Theory. He organized the network's midterm conference, Social theory and the sociological discipline(s), at Innsbruck, also coordinating meetings at the Lisbon, Prague, and Geneva Conferences. He has further served as ESA vice-president for two terms (2011–15), coordinating ESA’s 2013 Crisis, Critique and Change conference programme. Scott Lash Similitude and the Social Imaginary This talk addresses not difference but similitude. And indeed if the symbolic, including Durkheim’s symbolic, works through a logic of difference, then the imagination or the imaginary operates in the register of similitude. Thus Walter Benjamin with David Hume understands the imagination in terms of a principle of mimesis, of imitation. Durkheim saw this as a problem, and castigated a (British) empiricism based on the imagination in contrast to a positivism whose register was the symbolic. For Benjamin the languages of humans (and of God) operates through the symbolic while the language of things works through the imagination and imitation. Max Weber, for his part, thought capitalism in China could not develop, that China could not modernize, because it could not reach towards level of the symbolic and rationalization. For Benjamin Chinese modernity is based instead on the imagination and the mimetic faculty. As children, we had and have now lost our mimetic faculty. But what about the space of hope, of the ‘what can we hope’ of is referred to variously as the messianic or the divine? Can our mimetic faculty, this a posteriori faculty – that sits among a series of a priori faculties, including the understanding and labour power – open up this utopian window? If the sociological imagination can be in some way a Prinzip Hoffnung, it may well be in its own register, not of difference, but of similitude. Biography: Scott Lash is Professor and Research Director of the Centre for Cultural Studies at the Goldsmiths College of the University of London. Lash is well known for his contributions to cultural studies in relation to Social Theory and Globalisation. Scott Lash earned his PhD at the London School of Economics. Since then he has been teaching and researching at Lancaster University and since 1998 he is working at Goldsmiths College of the University of London. His work on Reflexive Modernity together with Anthony Giddens and Ulrich Beck belongs to the sociological classics. Selected publications: Lash, S., The Emergent Globalisation, Cambridge: Polity Press, (forthcoming). / Lash, S & Keith, M., Arnoldi J., Rooker. T., 2014. China Constructing Capitalism: Routledge / Lash, S., 2010. Intensive Culture: Religion and Social Theory in Contemporary Culture, London: Sage. / Lash, S. & Lury, C. 2007. Global Culture Industry: The Mediation of Things, Cambridge: Polity Press. / Beck, U., Giddens, A. & Lash, S. 1994. Reflexive Modernization. Cambridge: Polity Press. (trans. German: Reflexive Modernisierung: Eine Kontroverse, Frankfurt: Suhrkamp 1996; also trans. Finnish, Korean, Japanese, Portuguese, Italian, Spanish, Chinese). / Lash, S. 2004. Lebenssoziologie: Georg Simmel in the Information Age, Theory, Culture & Society. / Lash, S. 1999. Another Modernity, A Different Rationality, Oxford: Blackwell. / Lash, S. 1990. Sociology of Postmodernism, London: Routledge. (2nd printing 1990, 3rd prtg 1991, 4th prtg. 1994); trans. into Slovenian, Japanese, Korean, Portugese, Italian, Spanish, Chinese, Romanian) MID-DAY SPECIALS 85 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 27/8 THURSDAY 12:45 – 13:45 / ROOM FA JANÁK 107 MD14 / CONTRIBUTES FROM NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS (2) / MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS Chair: Roberto Cipriani Roberto Cipriani is Full Professor of Sociology at the University of Rome 3, where he has been Chairman of the Department of Educational Sciences from 2001 to 2012. He has been visiting professor at the University of Berkeley. He is Past President of the Italian Sociological Association. He has been Professor of Qualitative Methodology at the University of Buenos Aires, of Sao Paulo (Brazil), and of Recife (UFPE), and of Political Science at the Laval University in Québec. He is also former Past President of the ISA Research Committee for the Sociology of Religion. He has been Editor-in-Chief of International Sociology (International Sociological Association official journal), and member of the Executive Committee of the AISLF (International Association of French Speaking Sociologists). In 2006 he has been “Chancellor Dunning Trust Lecturer” at Queen’s University of Victoria (Canada). He is member of the Executive Committee of the International Society for the Sociology of Religion. He has done research in Greece, Mexico, and Israel, and has produced many research-movies. His Handbook of Sociology Religion has been translated into English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, and Chinese. At the moment he is the Chairperson of the Council of National Sociological Associations of the European Sociological Association. Roberto Cipriani Report of the Chairperson of the Council of National Associations This Report presents the initiatives of the Council of National Associations in the years 2009–2015. The election of the Chairperson of the Council of National 86 MID-DAY SPECIALS Associations was organized in an informal way during the ESA Congress in Lisbon (September 2nd–5th, 2009). An ESA meeting with National Associations has been organized in Paris (28th October 2010). A “Memorandum of Understanding” between European Sociological Association and National Sociological Associations has been signed in Paris, October 28th, 2010 and October 25th, 2012. New Guidelines for the Council of National Associations have been approved in Geneva (7.09.2011). New Statutes of the European Sociological Association have been approved in Geneva (9.09.2011), namely “Article 8: The Council of National Associations”, and article 6 (the Council of National Associations is a Governing Body). A NAs Conference has been organized in Paris (October 25th, 2012) on “European Science Policy and the Social Sciences”. The meeting of the Council of National Associations in Turin (August 28th–31st, 2013) has discussed the possibilities of harmonising their structures with that of the RNs. A questionnaire on “European Sociology Today” has been distributed in the years 2012–2013, in order to have a better knowledge of sociological presence in Europe. The Report has been presented in Prague (August 26th, 2015), and published in European Societies. A complete Report and data are available (see ESA website, “National Associations”). A NAs Conference together with ESA Executive Committee has been organized in Paris (November 6th, 2014) on “Research and Teaching in Europe”. Finally “Euro-Arab Meeting for Young Researchers in Social Sciences” (Manama, Bahrain, October 19th–25th, 2015) is an initiative to accommodate young Arab and European researchers in order to have their research discussed in a public forum. Reputed Arab and non-Arab researchers, experts in framing scientific research, will participate, too. Chair: Howard Wollman Howard Wollman is Honorary Fellow in the School of Social and Political Science, University of Edinburgh, and Chair of the British Sociological Association. He has been Head of School of Health and Social Sciences at Edinburgh Napier University. He has been at one time Vice Chair of the Educational Institute of Scotland – University Lecturers Association. Election of the Chairperson of the Council of National Associations Howard Wollman, Paula-Irene Villa and Siniša Zrinščak, Nominations Committee members 27/8 THURSDAY 12:45 – 13:45 / ROOM FCE D1122 MD15 / SPECIALS & WORKSHOPS (10) / A VIEW FROM THE OUTSIDE (FUNDING) Chair: Carmen Leccardi Carmen Leccardi is professor of Cultural Sociology at the University of Milan – Bicocca and currently President of the European Sociological Association. She is Director of the PhD programme in Applied Sociology and Social Research Methodology, University of Milan – Bicocca. Here she is Director of the inter-university Centre in ‘Gender Cultures’. Her research interests include youth cultures, gender differences, time experience and processes of cultural change. Didier Georgakakis Are the SSH Disappearing From EU Research Policies? What is going on within EU research policy for the SSH? On one side, there are many and obvious reasons for the EU to invest in the European SSH. The economic crisis and the situation of Europe in the global world raises an unprecedented number of human and social issues deserving (at least) to be better understood. Scientifically, European SSH have an incomparable common intellectual heritage, diversity and potential of talent, so there would be a lot to be gained (for education, social innovation, reflexive policies, etc.) to build on their qualities, make them more inclusive across the EU and spread their values abroad. On the other side, the implementation of EU research policy in the H2020 framework is taking the opposite direction. Whereas the need for much more SSH has been asked by the European Parliament and the Council of Ministers (and continues to be), the ‘competent’ Directorate General addressed a succession of alarming message: demise of the competent directory; claiming that autonomous SSH research is a waste of money and favouring a purely ideological embedding policy; highly problematic budgetary execution on SC6; not to mention condescending messages against the ‘Ivory Tower of SSH community’ (sic) and refusal to sit at the table with the representatives associations. All of this would not be important if the EU was a marginal actor for research. But this is far from being the case with the EU research policy design being, beyond H2020 itself, used as a template for most member states. In a context where many forces in the SSH communities think of taking action, the keynote aims at identifying this problem and its main socio-political features Biography: Didier Georgakakis, 48, is a political science professor at the University Paris 1 – Panthéon Sorbonne and member of the European Centre for Sociology and Political Science (CNRS-Paris 1-EHESS). An honorary junior member of the Institut Universitaire de France (IUF) and a Visiting Prof. at the College of Europe (Brugge), his teaching and research focus on the historical and political sociology of the EU, a field in which he is one of the principal promoters MID-DAY SPECIALS 87 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION since the late 1990’s and in which he published extensively in French and English (lastly, The Field of Eurocracy. A Political Sociology of European Actors and Professionals, ed. with J. Rowell). Elected several times in associations representing political science in France, he is now an executive member of the European Confederation of Political Science Association, which he also represents within the core group of the European Alliance for Social Sciences and Humanities. 27/8 THURSDAY 12:45 – 13:45 / ROOM FA KREJCAR 111 MD16 / AUTHOR MEETS CRITIQUES II Chair: Eduardo Romanos Eduardo Romanos is a Ramón y Cajal Fellow at the Universidad Complutense de Madrid. He received his PhD in Political and Social Sciences from the European University Institute in Florence. His main research interests are in the areas of political sociology and historical sociology, with a particular focus on social movements and protest. Donatella Della Porta Social Movements in Times of Austerity. Is Anti-Capitalism Back? In recent years, citizens from all over the world have protested against what they saw as a deterioration of democratic institutions as well as of the very civil, political and social rights once endowed to them. Beginning with Iceland in 2008, and then forcefully in Egypt, Tunisia, Spain, Greece, and Portugal, or more recently in Peru, Brazil, Russia, Bulgaria, Turkey or Ukraine, masses took to the streets against what they perceived as a rampant and dangerous corruption of democracy, defined as a source of inequality and people’s suffering. These protests have been seen as part of anti-austerity social movements, mobilizing in a context of the crisis of neoliberalism. It is on them that this volume focuses, developing on the assumption that, in order to understand their main characteristics in terms of social basis, identity and organizational structures and strategies, we should look at the specific characteristics of the 88 MID-DAY SPECIALS socioeconomic, cultural, and political context in which they developed. Biography: Donatella Della Porta is professor of sociology at the European University Institute, where she directs the Center on Social Movement Studies (Cosmos) now moving to the Graduate School in Political Science and Sociology at Scuola Normale Superiore in Florence. She is also directs a major ERC project Mobilizing for Democracy, on civil society participation in democratization processes in Europe, the Middle East, Asia and Latin America. Among her very recent publications are: Methodological practices in social movement research (Oxford University Press, 2014); Spreading Protest (ECPR Press 2014, with Alice Mattoni), Participatory Democracy in Southern Europe (Rowman and Littlefield, 2014, with Joan Font and Yves Sintomer); Mobilizing for Democracy (Oxford University Press, 2014); Can Democracy be Saved?, Polity Press, 2013; Clandestine Political Violence, Cambridge University Press, 2013 (with D. Snow, B. Klandermans and D. McAdam (eds.). Blackwell Encyclopedia on Social and Political Movements, Blackwell. 2013; Mobilizing on the Extreme Right (with M. Caiani and C. Wagemann), Oxford University Press, 2012; Meeting Democracy (ed. With D. Rucht), Cambridge University Press, 2012; The Hidden Order of Corruption (with A. Vannucci), Ashgate 2012. In 2011, she was the recipient of the Mattei Dogan Prize for distinguished achievements in the field of political sociology. 28/8 FRIDAY 12:45 – 13:45 / ROOM FA KOTĚRA 105 MD17 / ESA LECTURE (3) / THE STATUS OF SOCIOLOGY TODAY Chair: Hans-Peter Müller Hans-Peter Müller, Professor of Sociology at Humboldt – University in Berlin, studied economics and social sciences at the University of Augsburg, made his Ph.D and Habilitation at the University of Heidelberg and teaches at Humboldt – University since 1992. Since then he is chief editor of the “Berliner Journal für Soziologie”. He was J.F.K.– Fellow at Harvard University and Max-Webervisiting Professor at NYU in the US and held visiting professorships at Budapest, Helsinki, Paris, Rome, Princeton and Berkeley. His research fields are social and political theory, social inequality, political and cultural sociology. His publications (both in 2014): “Max Weber-Handbuch. Leben-Werk-Wirkung. Stuttgart: Metzler Publisher” (with Steffen Sigmund) and “Pierre Bourdieu. Eine systematische Einführung. Frankfurt a.M.: Suhrkamp Publisher”. He loves discourse and debate as well as networking the field of European sociology. Mark Featherstone The Spectre of Sociology In this paper I develop a theory of the spectrality of sociology under conditions of neoliberal capitalism through an exploration of the way in which neoliberal thought forecloses the space of the social imaginary and transforms relational thinking into a ghost or spectre. Under these conditions, my suggestion is that sociological thought becomes marginal to thinking about and understanding the human world. Thus sociology is transformed into a peripheral discipline in the social sciences while economy and economics takes centre stage. However, my thesis is that it is precisely because of this situation on the very margins of relevance in the neoliberal world that sociology should be considered the critical discipline in the contemporary period. Here, my argument is that sociology carries critical, utopian, value in the neoliberal post-historical society that screens out relational thinking and transforms the discipline that thinks the necessary and irreducible interdependence of self, other, and world into a spectre. In this respect I claim that sociology haunts neoliberal society which cannot think beyond individuals and conceives the social in terms of masses or collections of individuals. Against this vision, my view is that the challenge of the spectre of sociology is to continue to conceive of individuals in terms of relations, think through the interdependence of self, other, and world, and centrally oppose what I want to call the neoliberal resistance to social analysis because it is only on the basis of thinking in terms of relations that social justice will be truly possible. Biography: Dr Mark Featherstone is Senior Lecturer in Sociology at Keele University, UK. He is a social and cultural theorist by specialism and also works in the area of psychoanalysis. His main research area is the study of utopias and dystopias and he has written ‘Tocqueville’s Virus: Utopia and Dystopia in Social and Political Thought’ (Routledge, 2007) and ‘Planet Utopia: Utopia, Dystopia, and Globalisation’ (Forthcoming, 2015) on this topic. He has also written numerous articles for journals in Sociology and Cultural and Media Studies. He is currently writing on monograph on the intersections of psychoanalysis and social thought in a globalised world and working on another project on the social consequences of screenbased culture. Apart from his own work, he is also Reviews Editor for Sociological Review and Cultural Politics. MID-DAY SPECIALS 89 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 28/8 FRIDAY 12:45 – 13:45 / ROOM FA GOČÁR 155 MD18 / SPECIALS & WORKSHOPS (11) / NEW FEMINIST MOVEMENTS, MAKING THE DIFFERENCE? Chair: Consuelo Corradi Consuelo Corradi is Professor of sociology at Lumsa University (Rome, Italy), where she is also ViceRector for Research and international Relations. She has taught at Università Roma 3 and Brandeis University (Boston, Usa). Her main area of interest is social theory; she has published books and essays on violence, social and personal identity, post-secular societies, and theories of modernity. She published on violence and modernity, and on the connections between beauty and the sacred in post-secular societies. She is currently Vice Chair of the ISCH COST Action IS 1206 Project “Femicide in Europe”. One of the first outcomes of this project is the paper by Corradi and Stockl “Intimate Partner Homicide in 10 European Countries: Statistical Data and Policy Developments in a Cross-national Perspectibe”, European Journal of Criminology, 2014. She is a member of the Board of ISA RC32 and of the Board of ESA RN33-Women’s and Gender Studies and has been member of ESA Executive Committee and ESA Vice President. Sylvia Walby Feminism and the Crisis Europe is in crisis. What does feminism have to offer? The architecture of the European Union financial, fiscal and democratic institutions is being reconstructed in the shadow of the crisis. This highly contested restructuring is gendered. There will be fusion or fission: either greater concentration of power at the EU-level or fracturing and disintegration. Finance is gendered in its governance and redistributive consequences. The fiscal concerns the welfare state that is essential for the social democratic public gender regime. The depth of democracy is gendered. There is a struggle between two projects during this restructuring: either decreasing gendered democratic engagement over financial and fiscal 90 MID-DAY SPECIALS institutions, or embedding gender equality principles into the new settlement. Feminist projects, such as the gender budgeting movement and trade unions, are defending a model of a social democratic public gender regime against an attempt to neoliberalise the gender regime. Not only is there a potential tipping point between fusion or fission in the European Union project, but also a tipping point in the form of gender regime and the form of capitalism in the European Union. Utilising complexity theory enables us to theorise the crisis more effectively. Biography: Sylvia Walby OBE is Distinguished Professor of Sociology and UNESCO Chair in Gender Research, Lancaster University, UK. She was founding President, European Sociological Association, 1995–7. She has been President of Research Committee 02 Economy and Society, International Sociological Association, 2006–10. She is a Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences, UK. She has conducted research for the UN, European Parliament, European Commission, European Institute for Gender Equality, and ESRC. Books include The Future of Feminism (Polity 2011) and Globalization and Inequalities: Complexity and Contested Modernities (Sage 2009). Her new books are Crisis (Polity 2015) and (with 11 others) Stopping Rape: Towards a Comprehensive Policy (Policy Press 2015). Mia Liinason discussant Mia Liinason is a Senior Lecturer in Gender Studies at the University of Gothenburg. In 2014, she was a Research Fellow at the Gender Institute at the London School of Economics and Political Science. Mia is interested in feminist knowledge production inand outside of the academy. Currently, she is engaged in research about feminist grassroot activism and women’s NGOs in Scandinavia. 28/8 FRIDAY 12:45 – 13:45 / ROOM FCE B286 MD19 / SPECIALS & WORKSHOPS (12) / ART AS CULTURE, CULTURE AS ART Chair: Mark D. Jacobs Mark D. Jacobs is Professor of Sociology at George Mason University, where from 1992–99 he was also Founding Director of the first interdisciplinary Ph.D. Program in Cultural Studies in the United States. He currently chairs ESA’s RN7 (Culture); he is past Chair of the Section on the Sociology of Culture of the American Sociological Association. He wrote Screwing the System and Making It Work: Juvenile Justice in the No-Fault Society (University of Chicago Press, 1990) and edited The Blackwell Companion to the Sociology of Culture (2005), among other books. Marie Buscatto Can Art Change the World? Answers From a Gendered Perspective Art is often perceived, in common sense as well as in theoretical discussions, as a wonderful way to change the world and to help unleash creative social forces. It is also often thought to be a major tool to unveil social inequalities and nurture social action to reduce them. What I would like to do in this session is to question such beliefs from a gendered perspective. Using empirical examples drawn from research into a range of art worlds – music, literature, visual arts, circus and cinema – I will try to show that art worlds do tend to function in quite normative ways that make it difficult for women to create, even more so when they are perceived as creating in “feminine” or, worse, in “feminist” ways! Main artistic actors do not differ much from other social actors and do tend to reproduce current gendered inequalities. But art worlds also allow for transgression, and sometimes even for subversion, for some original men and women who do create against all odds. Life is often difficult for those artists, but they do have room for action in our western countries to produce innovative works of art. I will then show when and how art may help change the world and even, sometimes, make it a more equal place to live in at the end! Biography: Marie Buscatto is Professor in sociology at the University of Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne (France). Sociologist of work, gender and arts, she is equally interested in questions of method. Based on her initial research on the role of women in the world of jazz, her current work focuses on women’s problems of entry, retention and recognition in art worlds, and even more broadly in professions still male-dominated. She also studies ways artistic creation is shaped by gendered processes as well as ambivalencies affecting artistic practices, careers and professions. Finally, she reflects on the epistemological status of the ethnographies of organizational work. Rudi Laermans Rethinking the Relationship between the Arts and Sociology of Arts Many authors within and outside the social sciences regard the arts as a crucial public sphere in which the pivotal meanings or presuppositions informing a common culture can be critically discussed or deconstructed. A well-established line of research within sociology supplements this view with the thesis that the arts reflect wider features of, or tendencies within, the surrounding society. Backed by recent personal research, the presentation will put into perspective both approaches through a focus on contemporary dance and performance practices. On the one hand, many artists nowadays explicitly frame their practice in terms of research and address issues that are also discussed in the social sciences. They see themselves primarily as knowledgeproducers in their own right and present the results of their research partly in formats known from the arts (e.g. a performance), partly in formats that have a direct affinity with the academic world (such as the lecture-performance). In this way, certain branches of contemporary art become genuine partners of sociology through the shared search for knowledge that has a wider public relevance. How can this mostly implicit partnership become more explicit and spill over into active collaborations? MID-DAY SPECIALS 91 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION On the other hand, collaboration or co-creation has become a reflexively addressed issue in the arts, particularly within the performing arts. A general societal evolution that is especially outspoken within the so-called creative economy is thus actively reflected upon. Within contemporary dance, the tendency to engage in collaboration that go beyond the traditional forms of labour differentiation, is not just ‘mirrored’ but actively given shape and often coupled to a critical perspective on the dominant forms of organizing work. The notion of ‘work of art’ is thus profoundly renewed, which invites sociologists to develop new approaches when studying art. Biography: Rudi Laermans is professor of social theory at the Faculty of Social Sciences of the University of Leuven (Belgium), where he also obtained his PhD in Sociology in 1992. From 1998 until 2008, he directed the Leuven-based Centre for Cultural Sociology and was actively involved in empirical studies on cultural policy, cultural participation, and the fields of contemporary dance, cultural heritage and the visual arts. His current research is situated within the fields of sociology of culture (esp. institutionalized individualism), sociology of the arts (esp. contemporary dance) and contemporary social theory (esp. social systems theory and the post-Foucault line within critical theory). He has widely published on these and related topics in national and international academic journals and books; his new book-length study Moving Together: Making and Theorizing Contemporary Dance will appear in September. Laermans helped to found in 2005 the RN Sociology of Culture, of which he became the first chair and is still a honorary board member. 28/8 FRIDAY 12:45 – 13:45 / ROOM FCE B280 MD20 / SPECIALS & WORKSHOPS (13) / CRITICAL POLITICAL ECONOMY OF COMMUNICATION AND CULTURE IN CAPITALISM TODAY Chair: Laura Horn Laura Horn is Associate Professor in the Department of Society and Globalisation, Roskilde University. Her main research area is the critical political economy of Europe. Her publications include e.g. Regulating Corporate Governance in the EU (Palgrave, 2011), Contradictions and Limits of Neoliberal European Governance (Palgrave, 2008) and articles published in Global Labour Journal, Globalizations, New Political Economy. Athina Karatzogianni Firebrand Waves of Digital Activism 1994–2014: The Rise and Spread of Hacktivism and Cyberconflict 92 MID-DAY SPECIALS This talk introduces four waves of in digital activism and cyberconflict. The rise of digital activism started in 1994, was transformed by the events of 9/11, culminated in 2011 with the Arab Spring uprisings, and entered a transformative phase of control, mainstreaming and cooptation since 2013 with the Snowden revelations. Digital activism is defined here as political participation, activities and protests organized in digital networks beyond representational politics. It refers to political conduct aiming for reform or revolution by non-state actors and new sociopolitical formations such as social movements, protest organizations, and individuals and groups from the civil society. The latter is defined as social actors outside government and corporate influence. Cyberconflict is defined as conflict in computer mediated environments and it involves an analysis of the interactions between actors engaged in digital activism to raise awareness for a specific cause, struggles against government and corporate actors, as well as conflict between governments, states and corporations. The rationale for these phases is solely based on political effects, rather than technological or developmental determinants. During my talk, I provide a brief overview of the first (1994–2001) and second phase (2001–2007) of digital activism and cyberconflict. I provide a more detailed account of specific cases of digital activism in two further phases: between 2007–2010 and 2010–2014. In the first part of my talk I argue that the mainstreaming of digital activism will render it ineffective and inconsequential in the long term. I offer my thoughts on the future of network power and resistance in relation to high-level information warfare targeting infrastructure and grids rather than information content and network connections. My thesis is that there is a constant transformation of digital activism beyond its symbolic and mobilizational qualities, as we have experienced it since 1994. Digital activism has entered a phase of mainstreaming as ‘politics as usual’: an established element in the fabric of political life with no exceptional qualities, normalized and mainstreamed by governments through collaboration with corporations and the cooptation of NGOs. Digital activism and cyberconflict more broadly will revolve more around high-level information warfare of attacking infrastructure, rather than just using ICTs to mobilise or as a weapon for low-level societal largely symbolic attacks. Biography: Dr Athina Karatzogianni is a Senior Lecturer in Media and Comnunication at the University of Leicester, UK. Her research lies at the intersections between new media theory, resistance networks and global politics, for the study of cyberconflict and the use of digital technologies by social movements, protest, and insurgency groups. She is the author of The Politics of Cyberconflict (2006), co-author with Andrew Robinson of Power, Resistance and Conflict: Social Movements, Networks and Hierarchies (2010), as well as edited collections Cyber Conflict and Global Politics(2009), Digital Cultures and the Politics of Emotion (2012) and Violence and War in Culture and the Media (2012). All publications can be read here in pre-publication form as open access download: http://works.bepress.com/athina_karatzogianni/ Her latest monograph is Fibreand Waves of Digital Activism 1994–2014 (in print September 2015). 28/8 FRIDAY 12:45 – 13:45 / ROOM FA JANÁK 107 MD21 / SPECIALS & WORKSHOPS (14) / WORKSHOP: “HOW TO WRITE A JOURNAL ARTICLE” Chair: Ricca Edmondson Ricca Edmondson, D.Phil., is Professor of Political Science and Sociology at the National University of Ireland, Galway. Her published work includes Ageing, Insight and Wisdom: Meaning and Practice across the Life Course (Policy, 2015), Ireland: Society and Culture (Distance University Hagen, 1998) and Rhetoric in Sociology (Macmillan, 1984). She has edited or co-edited Politics of Practical Reasoning: Integrating Action, Discourse and Argument (Rowan and Littlefield, 2012), Valuing Older People: Towards a Humanistic Gerontology (Policy, 2008), Environmental Argument and Cultural Difference: Locations, Fractures and Deliberations (Peter Lang, 2008), Health Promotion: New Discipline or Multidiscipline? (Irish Academic Press, 2000) and The Political Context of Collective Action: Argumentation, Power and Democracy (Routledge, 1997). She also belonged to the team editing the third edition of Family and Community in Ireland by Arensberg and Kimball (CLASP, 2001). Her experience in journal editing includes the active membership of several editorial boards, editing the Irish Journal of Sociology, and now co-editing the European Journal of Cultural and Political Sociology. She is a member of RN1 on Ageing and of the ESA Executive Committee. MID-DAY SPECIALS 93 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Pertti Alasuutari / Ellen Annandale / Ricca Edmondson / Siobhan Katthago / Eeva Luhtakallio / Charles Turner / Michalis Lianos / Marta Soler Good ideas deserve to be put into the public sphere, while most people want their research to be better known (and are under pressure to publish); journal editors are desperate for well-written articles that have something arresting to say and that fit their remits. This session is therefore designed both to encourage ESA members to write journal articles and to share some ideas on how to do it. The members of the panel can offer participants a range of long and varied experience in editing journals and in working with authors to help make their work clearer and more appealing. We would like to urge ESA members to attend the session in order to hear more about what journal editors are looking for in articles submitted to them, and to share any problems they may have experienced in getting published. We shall try to offer constructive ideas about how to improve journal publishing from the standpoints of authors, editors and readers. Questions from the floor will be very welcome. Biographies: Pertti Alasuutari, PhD, is Professor at the University of Tampere, School of Social Sciences and Humanities. He is editor of the European Journal of Cultural Studies, and his research interests include global and transnational phenomena, media, social theory, and social research methodology. Publications include The Synchronization of National Policies (Routledge 2015, forthcoming), Social Theory and Human Reality (Sage 2004), Rethinking the Media Audience (Sage 1999), An Invitation to Social Research (Sage 1998), and Researching Culture: Qualitative Method and Cultural Studies (Sage 1995). He has a total of 172 scientific publications, including 41 peer-reviewed articles in English. He is member of the ESA Executive committee and a board member of the ESA RN7: Sociology of Culture and RN15: Global, transnational and cosmopolitan sociology. Ellen Annandale is Professor and HoD of Sociology at the University of York, UK. She has extensive experience of journal and book editing. For example, between 2004 and 2010 she was Editor-in-Chief of the journal Social Science & Medicine. She has also been Chair of the Board of the journal Sociology of Health & Illness. Currently she is co-editor of the ESA Book Series (with Maria Carmela Agodi). Additionally 94 MID-DAY SPECIALS she has been editor of several edited books and special issues of journals. Her own research focuses on the areas of the sociology of health and sociology of gender, where recent publications include The Sociology of Health and Medicine, 2nd edn (Polity 2014), Women's Health and Social Change (Routledge 2009) and the edited collection Palgrave Handbook of Gender and Healthcare (edited with Ellen Kuhlmann, Palgrave 2012). She is a member of the ESA Executive Committee. Siobhan Katthago is a senior research fellow in philosophy at Tartu University in Estonia and received her doctorate at the New School for Social Research in New York. Her academic interests include collective memory, social and political philosophy. She is book review editor for the European Journal of Cultural and Political Sociology, editor of The Ashgate Research Companion to Memory Studies (2014) and author of Memory and Representation in Contemporary Europe: The Persistence of the Past (Ashgate 2012) and Ambiguous Memory: The Nazi Past and German National Identity (Praeger 2001). Eeva Luhtakallio is a university lecturer in sociology at the University of Tampere, Finland (on research leave 2015–16). She received her PhD at the University of Helsinki in 2010. Her fields of expertise and publication include comparative, political, cultural, and visual sociology, ethnographic research, social theory, and gender studies. She is editor-inchief for the Finnish journal of sociology, Sosiologia, and editor for the European Journal of Cultural and Political Sociology, as well as member of the editorial board for Participations. She is the author of Practicing Democracy: Local Activism and Politics in France and Finland (Palgrave Macmillan, 2012). Charles Turner teaches sociology at the University of Warwick. He is the author of Modernity and Politics in the Work of Max Weber (1992) and Investigating Sociological Theory (2010) and publishes mostly in the area of social and political thought. Michalis Lianos is Professor at the University of Rouen-Haute Normandie and Editor-in-chief of the European Sociological Association journal « European Societies ». He was previously Lecturer at the University of London (Goldsmiths College) and Director of the Centre for Empirically Informed Social Theory (CEIST) at the University of Portsmouth. Michalis works on an empirically informed understanding of socio-economic and socio-cultural transitions in late modernity. Marta Soler, Harvard PhD, is Professor of Sociology at the University of Barcelona, Director of CREA Community of Researchers and Vice-Chair of the RN29 Social Theory. Editor of the ISA journal International Sociology. Main Researcher of the Horizon-2020 project SOLIDUS which studies solidarity in Europe. She is the first SSH researcher at the ORCID Board of Directors. 28/8 FRIDAY 12:45 – 13:45 / ROOM FA KREJCAR 111 MD22 / AUTHOR MEETS CRITIQUES III Chair: Scott Lash Scott Lash is Professor and Research Director of the Centre for Cultural Studies at the Goldsmiths College of the University of London. Lash is well known for his contributions to cultural studies in relation to Social Theory and Globalisation. Scott Lash earned his PhD at the London School of Economics. Since then he has been teaching and researching at Lancaster University and since 1998 he is working at Goldsmiths College of the University of London. His work on Reflexive Modernity together with Anthony Giddens and Ulrich Beck belongs to the sociological classics. Patrick Baert The Existentialist Moment: Sartre's Rise as a Public Intellectual In this meet-the-author session, Patrick Baert presents his latest book The Existentialist Moment; The Rise of Sartre as a Public Intellectual (Polity Press, 2015). Jean-Paul Sartre was little known until 1944, but within two years he had become a celebrity in France and abroad. In this book, Patrick Baert traces Sartre's sudden rise as a public intellectual and provide clues to why Sartre and the philosophy of existentialism became so prominent at that point in time. For this, he goes back to the Second World War, showing how the surrender of France in 1940, the occupation and the liberation changed the French intellectual field and altered the very notion of what intellectual life is about. It is within this unique French context that Sartre reformulated his philosophy in ways that resonated with the French public and the sense of collective trauma. Towards the end of the book Baert uses this story as a platform to introduce a new sociological theory about intellectuals and their work and to argue against the widespread view that public intellectuals are an extinct species. Biography: Patrick Baert is Professor of Social Theory at the University of Cambridge where he is the Head of the Sociology Department. He was educated in Brussels and Oxford and is currently working in the area of the sociology of intellectuals. Amongst his books are The Existentialist Moment; The Rise of Sartre as a Public Intellectual (2015), Conflict in the Academy: A Study in the Sociology of Intellectuals (with Marcus Morgan, 2015), Social Theory in the Twentieth Century and Beyond (with Filipe Carreira da Silva, 2012) and Philosophy of the Social Sciences: Towards Pragmatism (2005). MID-DAY SPECIALS 95 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 28/8 FRIDAY 12:45 – 13:45 / ROOM FCE C202 MD23 / CONTRIBUTES FROM NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS (3) / THE MEETING OF CIVILIZATIONS: TOWARDS A EURO-ARAB SOCIOLOGY Chair: Roberto Cipriani Roberto Cipriani is Full Professor of Sociology at the University of Rome 3, where he has been Chairman of the Department of Educational Sciences from 2001 to 2012. He has been visiting professor at the University of Berkeley. He is Past President of the Italian Sociological Association. He has been Professor of Qualitative Methodology at the University of Buenos Aires, of Sao Paulo (Brazil), and of Recife (UFPE), and of Political Science at the Laval University in Québec. He is also former Past President of the ISA Research Committee for the Sociology of Religion. He has been Editor-in-Chief of International Sociology (International Sociological Association official journal), and member of the Executive Committee of the AISLF (International Association of French Speaking Sociologists). In 2006 he has been “Chancellor Dunning Trust Lecturer” at Queen’s University of Victoria (Canada). He is member of the Executive Committee of the International Society for the Sociology of Religion. He has done research in Greece, Mexico, and Israel, and has produced many research-movies. His Handbook of Sociology Religion has been translated into English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, and Chinese. At the moment he is the Chairperson of the Council of National Sociological Associations of the European Sociological Association. Tahar Labib The Meeting of Civilizations: Towards a Euro-Arab sociology? 1 – It takes a metaphor and an abstraction to say what is, sociologically, a “meeting” or a “clash” of civilizations. In fact, from a civilization, the sociologist can only treat her fallouts, residues or excrescences which are, at some point, collectively recovered and expressed in what is called a culture. 96 MID-DAY SPECIALS 2 – Both stimulating and surprising, the idea of a “Euro-Arab sociology” cannot, even in its interrogative form, but face the misunderstandings to be raised and clarified. Among other things, the why now? incites to contextualize this idea, if only to ask the epistemological question, and to specify what might be under the necessity or scientific value. Unprecedented and unequalled (a Euro-African and Euro-Asian sociology is not a common formula), a combinatorial formula of a “Euro-Arab sociology” refers spontaneously and as soon as the why is asked, to geopolitical circumstances, to “the Arab presence in Europe,” even to the common threat of religious terrorism, which for now kills and suicides more in his homeland. 3 – The Arabic culture is at the same time the closest, geographically, yet the most different from European culture. It is both too close and too distant. If he identifies himself as an Arab (which is common), the sociologist has the usual concern of questioning the relationship between the sociological knowledge (essentially “Western”) and his social being, in the sense of critical belonging to a society. He is never really sure to have found “the good distance.” 4 – What to do? Even though the optimism of will confronts the pessimism of reality and although both sociology, Arab and European, seem to want to meet in a time of weakness, we can try to “sociologuer” together. This neologism need to be understood not in the sense of making “a” sociology that would be “Euro-Arab” but in the sense of doing sociology together. One of the initiatives is to create an institutional framework (center or group) for a work that would really be collective. This would correct the defects of the old approaches called cooperation, partnership, custom work, etc … all hierarchical, fragmented and on a distance. Biography: Tahar Labib – Tunisian Sociologist, former Professor of Sociology, Tunis / Beirut. Founder, Honorary President of the Arab Association of Sociology (Former Secretary-General and President). Director General of the Arab Organization for Translation / Beirut (2000–2011). Currently: Director of the “Knowledge Transfer Project” / Bahrain (one of whose activities is to organize the Euro-Arab meeting of young Researchers in social sciences: the first from 19 to 26/10/2015). Among his works: “La poésie amoureuse des arabes: contribution à une sociologie de la littérature” and “Sociology of Culture” (In Arabic). He supervised a number of collective works, of which, in arabic: “Towards an Arab sociology”, “The Image of the Other: Intersecting views” (selected texts have been published in English: IB Tauris 28 November 2007), “The Arabic intelligentsia”, the “Arab Dictionary of Sociology” and in french “Gramsci in the Arab world”. Sari Hanafi discussant Sari Hanafi is Professor of sociology and Chair of Department of Sociology, Anthropology & Media Studies at the American University of Beirut, and the editor of Idafat: the Arab Journal of Sociology (Arabic). He received his Ph.D. from Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales–Paris, France. He is Vice President (for National Associations) of the International Sociological Association. Maria Carnela Agodi, Ellen Annandale, Luís Baptista comments MID-DAY SPECIALS 97 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Other Sessions 25/8 TUESDAY / PRE-CONFERENCE EVENT 15:30 – 17:00 / ROOM IS CAS AKC OS00: NEW PERSPECTIVES ON PLURIDISCIPLINARITY IN CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE The panel, which will be comprised of leading scholars from the New Perspectives editorial board, will explore the added value that interdisciplinary perspectives bring to understanding the politics and international relations of CEE. The panel, in line with the rationale of the journal, will show how combining different explanatory and interpretive frameworks, from different disciplines compensates for their respective blindspots, helps challenge their various assumptions and questions what they each consider as matters of ‘fact’. This critical interlocution between disciplines which have their own established traditions and methods can help enhance the ontological, epistemological and methodological sophistication of CEE scholarship. The panel also examines how such approaches can not only help to develop standards of scholarship in and on the region, but also equip scholars to intervene in the political, social and cultural issues of the region, not (to paraphrase Bruno Latour) because they are matters of fact, but because they are matters of concern. 98 OTHER SESSIONS Participants Benjamin Tallis (Chair) / Institute of International Relations, Prague Jan Drahokoupil / European Trade Union Institute, Brussels Pelin Ayan / Anglo-American University, Prague Ľubomír Lupták / University of West Bohemia Tomáš Profant / Institute of International Relations, Prague 26/8 WEDNESDAY 12:45 – 13:45 / ROOM FCE C206 OS03: MEDIAN WORKSHOP ADMETER: PASSIVE ELECTRONIC MEASUREMENT IN MEDIA AND SOCIAL RESEARCH Surveys based on declarative statements are facing increasing reluctance to answer, problems of unreliable memory and social desirability. In some research areas passive electronic measurement may be its successor. MEDIAN has developed and uses adMeter mobile applications to measure TV and radio audience, web sites visit, print readership and outdoor advertising exposure. In combination with surveying the panelists the project allows the measurement of actual effectiveness of advertising campaigns in terms of recall and impact on attitudes and consumer behavior. However, the technology based on audiomatching, GPS localization and URL tracking is suitable only for market and media research but can also contribute in exploring many social research questions. How does the media and political campaigns exposure relates to voting behavior and preferences and its changes? Can we use combination of passive measurement and tracking attitudes to differentiate agenda setting processes from the reinforcement theory and impact of audience on media contents? How does the electronically measured behavior and media consumption relate to respondents´ work activity? Can we use electronic measurement to predict macro-economic changes and phenomena? How do people move around their towns and neighbourhoods and what are their probable social interactions? Can we use passive electronic measurement in measuring social and spatial exclusion or social capital more precisely? What levels of noise pollution are people exposed to and how does it affect their well-being? What healthrelated topics can be studied using passive electronic measurement of respondents? If you are interested in cross-media planning, measuring campaign effectiveness and the possibility of using passive electronic measurement in social science, please come and join MEDIAN research agency for a presentation and discussion about adMeter technology. About MEDIAN MEDIAN is a “full service” research agency with an important position in the research market in the Czech Republic, with a high standard of provided services. MEDIAN conducts all types of qualitative and quantitative market research, sociologic research, media research and opinion polls. MEDIAN has its own software department that prepares special algorithms for analyzing data from market research, public opinion polls and special research. MEDIAN also provides the development and the distribution of new, special and original software and program’s applications. Speaker Josef Fišer studied sociology at the Faculty of Social Sciences of Charles University, where he continues his PhD studies now. He has worked in market and public opinion research for 8 years and has profound experience with quantitative research from research agencies, media and political polling. He mainly focuses on media research and political sociology. Since April 2014 he has been working in MEDIAN as an account manager of crossmedia research project adMeter. OTHER SESSIONS 99 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 27/8 THURSDAY 16:30 – 17:30 / ROOM FCE D1122 OS01: ROUTLEDGE WORKSHOP PUBLISHING IN THE ESA JOURNAL EUROPEAN SOCIETIES: A SESSION WITH THE EDITOR A session with the new editor of the journal Michalis Lianos, discussing how best to publish your research in the age of bibliometrics and assessments. From norms and schools of thought to originality and interdisciplinarity, the choices for both authors and editors have significant consequences. Cultural and linguistic hegemony – albeit unfair – is omnipresent, but a journal that represents the entire European sociological community must find ways to achieve all possible plurality. European Societies aims to combine openness, speedy reviewing and high quality. Discuss your expectations and experiences and see how an established journal can publish your work. 28/8 FRIDAY 12:45 – 13:45 / ROOM FCE C206 OS02: RN34 INFORMAL PhD MEETING Chair: Marta Kołodziejska 100 OTHER SESSIONS ADVERTISING ADVERTISING 101 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Public research institution www.soc.cas.cz The Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences (CAS) was founded in 1965. It was shut down in 1970 and reopened in 1990. On 1 January 2007, like the other institutes under the Czech Academy of Sciences, the institute became a ‘public research institution’. The institute applies and advances the most modern social science methodology and social theories. It conducts one-time surveys, ongoing empirical research, comparative studies, case studies, in-depth surveys, and public opinion polls. 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CONTACT: Gender & sociology Department, Institute of Sociology, Czech Academy of Sciences, Jilská 1, 110 00 Prague, Czech Rep., email: genderteam@soc.cas.cz gender equal opportunities research ADVERTISING 103 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 104 ADVERTISING DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Research Network / Research Stream Sessions RN 01 RN01 - AGEING IN EUROPE 11:00 - 12:30 26th Wednesday FA 203 Chair: Arber, Sara Lynne (University of Surrey) 11:00 - 12:30 26th Wednesday FA 204 Chair: Aartsen, Marja J. (VU-University Amsterdam) RN01S01 / Social Inequalities and Discrimination Varisli, Berfin (Maltepe University, Turkey), The Complicity of Ageism with Sexism and Class Discrimination in Turkey Krekula, Clary (Karlstads University, Sweden), Extending working lives in the Context of Gender Equality Mainstreaming Sýkorová, Dana (Palacký University, Faculty of Arts, Czech Republic), Old Age in Poverty Andersson, Katarina (Umeå University, Sweden), Johansson, Stina (Umeå University, Sweden), Feltenius, David (Umeå University, Sweden), The “norm of equality” in Swedish public eldercare: Care managers’ accounts on equal needs of the elderly RN01S11 / Well-being in Old Age Baeriswyl, Marie (University of Geneva, Switzerland), Oris, Michel (University of Geneva, Switzerland), Life satisfaction of the elderly in Switzerland: perspectives on well-being and inequalities in aging Ren, Xiangjun (University of Hamburg, Germany), The Relationship between Household Determinants and Senior’s Quality of Life in Germany, UK and Denmark: Marital, Relatives, Housework and Informal Family Care Ponomarenko, Valentina (University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg), Career instability and well-being in old age: A sequence analysis of the life course of the cohorts 1930 to 1950 106 RESEARCH NETWORK 01 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Radó, Márta (Corvinus University of Budapest, Hungary), The effect of retirement on subjective well-being in Hungary 14:00 - 15:30 26th Wednesday FA 203 Chair: Künemund, Harald (University of Vechta) RN01S07 / Ageing and Information and Communication Technologies Beneito-Montagut, Roser (Open University of Catalonia, Spain), Beguería, Arantza (Open University of Catalonia, Spain), Cassán, Nizaiá (Open University of Catalonia, Spain), Ageing, social media and social isolation Slettemeås, Dag (National Institute for Consumer Research (SIFO), Norway), Understanding digital inclusion exclusion among elderly; the case of Norway RN 01 Ratzenböck, Barbara (University of Graz, Austria), Media and the Life Course: Usage and Evaluation of Information and Communication Technologies by Older Women in Austria Givskov, Cecilie (Universtity of Copenhagen, Denmark), Digital inequalities and different experiences of ageing 14:00 - 15:30 26th Wednesday FA 204 Chair: Simonson, Julia (German Centre of Gerontology) RN01S10 / Care and Caregiving Øydgard, Guro Wisth (University of Nordland, Norway), Pathway to care(r) Tolhurst, Edward (Staffordshire University, United Kingdom), 'Sod tomorrow': the perspectives of dementia carers on making plans for the future Weicht, Bernhard (University of Innsbruck, Austria), People used to care for each other: Nostalgic longing for imagined communities Lakomý, Martin (Masaryk University, Brno, Czech Republic), Informal care as a way to meaningful and satisfied ageing? Lang, Sebastian (University of Nuremberg-Erlangen, Germany), Buche, Antje (University of Nuremberg-Erlangen, Germany), Eberl, Andreas (University of Nuremberg-Erlangen, Germany), Seebass, Katharina (University of Nuremberg-Erlangen, Germany), Who cares about the care-giver? The impact of informal care on the health of the care-giver RESEARCH NETWORK 01 107 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 16:00 - 17:30 26th Wednesday FA 203 Chair: Klimczuk, Andrzej (Warsaw School of Economics, Poland) RN01S08 / Markets and Products for Older People Aigner-Walder, Birgit (Carinthia University of Applied Sciences, Austria), Döring, Thomas (Hochschule Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences, Germany), Population Ageing and the Transport Sector – Level and Structure of Household Expenditures for Transport over the Lifecycle Beermann, Christian (University of Toronto, TAGlab, Canada), Neves, Barbara Barbosa (University of Toronto, TAGlab, Canada; CAPP, University of Lisbon, Portugal), Baecker, Ron (University of Toronto, TAGlab, Canada), InTouch: a feasibility study of a new communication technology to reduce social isolation and loneliness among institutionalized older adults RN 01 16:00 - 17:30 26th Wednesday FA 204 Chair: Tolhurst, Edward (Staffordshire University) Tøndel, Gunhild (Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway), Bergschöld, Jenny Melind (Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway), Visions of Care, Visions of Life: Welfare Technology and the Ageing Welfare State Kingston, Paul (University of Chester, United Kingdom), Bailey, Jan (University of Chester, United Kingdom), Taylor, Louise (University of Chester, United Kingdom), The Age of the ‘Scammer’: New vulnerabilities for an Ageing Society in the 21st Century RN01S09 / Care in Changing Societies Sjölund, Maria (Midsweden University, Sweden), Social documentation in Swedish residential care for elderly with dementia: Social representations of “best practice” Anttonen, Anneli (University of Tampere, Finland), Karsio, Olli (University of Tampere, Finland), Explicit and implicit deinstitutionalization: Reforming long-term elder care in Finland Veira-Ramos, Alberto (Universidad Carlos III, Spain), Agullo-Tomas, Maria Silveria (Universidad Carlos III, Spain), Programs for caregivers of dependent elderly in Spain in times of economic crisis Hlebec, Valentina (University of Ljubljana, Slovenia; Faculty of Social Sciences; Faculty of Health Sciences), Srakar, Andrej (Institute for Economic Research), Majcen, Boris (Institute for Economic Research), Care for the elderly in Slovenia: A combination of informal and formal care Schmidt, Andrea E. (European Centre for Social Welfare Policy and Research; Vienna University of Economics and Business, Austria), Gender and socio-economic differences in the use of caring resources – evidence from Austria 108 RESEARCH NETWORK 01 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 18:00 - 19:30 26th Wednesday FA 204 Chair: Vogel, Claudia (German Centre of Gerontology) RN01S12 / Ageing and Migration Motel-Klingebiel, Andreas (Linköping University, Sweden), Scott, Kirk (Lund University, Sweden), Migrant life courses and preconditions for retirement: new diversity, increasing risks and shifting challenges for ageing policies in Sweden Bjerke, Katrine Mellingen (University of Bergen, Norway), Old age in Norway through the eyes of elderly migrants Oguz, Esin Sultan (Yildirim Beyazit University, Turkey), Karadeniz, Senol (Ministry of Culture and Tourism, Turkey), Alaca, Erdinc (Yildirim Beyazit University, Turkey), Retirement Migration to Turkey and Information Needs of European Residents RN 01 Liversage, Anika (SFI - the Danish national centre for social research, Denmark), Who cares? Life satisfaction and family support amongst aging Turkish immigrants Romea, Ana Cristina (University of Zaragoza, Spain), Gómez, Carlos (University of Zaragoza, Spain), Ageing and care: the role of immigrant caregivers. 18:00 - 19:30 26th Wednesday FA 203 Chair: Perek-Białas, Jolanta (Warsaw School of Economics Jagiellonian University) RN01S18 / Active Ageing Meda, Stefania Giada (Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore di Milano, Italy), Bramanti, Donatella (Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore di Milano, Italy), Stay active, stay well: protection and risk factors in later life Pawlina, Anna (Cracow University of Economics, Poland), Patterns of activities among retirees in urban environment Krzyżowski, Łukasz (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Germany), 'Active ageing' in transnational social spaces. Social remittances in transnational networks of Polish migrants Rojo-Perez, Fermina (Research Group on Ageing. Institute of Economics, Geography and Demography), Rodriguez-Rodriguez, Vicente (Research Group on Ageing. Institute of Economics, Geography and Demography), Fernandez-Mayoralas, Gloria (Research Group on Ageing. Institute of Economics, Geography and Demography), Rojo-Abuin, Jose-Manuel (Statistical Analysis Unit), Clustering of social and community participation for an active ageing and explaining factors in older adults in Spain Aartsen, Marja J. (VU-University Amsterdam, Netherlands, The), Loos, Eugene (University of Amsterdam, Netherlands, The), Active aging and Internet use among older adults RESEARCH NETWORK 01 109 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 19:30 - 20:30 26th Wednesday FA 203 11:00 - 12:30 27th Thursday FA 202 Chair: Veira-Ramos, Alberto (Universidad Carlos III) RN 01 11:00 - 12:30 27th Thursday FA 204 Chair: Weicht, Bernhard (University of Innsbruck) RN01BM / Business Meeting RN01S06 / Ageing and Workforce Participation Miret-Gamundi, Pau (Centre d'Estudis Demogràfics, Spain), Zueras, Pilar (Centre d'Estudis Demogràfics, Spain), Ageing in the Spanish Labour Market: late entrance and early retirement Thel, Karolina (University of Warsaw), Generation diversity among women’s opinion on extending their professional activity in Poland Pancewicz, Magdalena (Graduate School for Social Research IFiS PAN, Poland), Organizational Culture And Its Influence On The Image and Proffessional Opportunities Of 50+ Employees At The Polish Job Market in the New Capitalism Keck, Wolfgang (Deutsche Rentenversicherung, Germany), What comes after caregiving? Caregivers’ employment careers in Germany Arber, Sara Lynne (University of Surrey, United Kingdom), Meadows, Rob (University of Surrey, United Kingdom), Impact of employment and self-employment in the late 60s on income inequalities RN01S15 / Ageing, Social Roles and Norms Grotowska, Stella (University of Wrocław, Poland), Subjective well-being: social roles in older age in contemporary Poland Rabušic, Ladislav (Faculty of Social Studies MU Brno, Czech Republic), Chromková Manea, Beatrice (Faculty of Social Studies MU Brno, Czech Republic), Active ageing and the impact of values, norms and opinions in the European context Vidovicova, Lucie (Masaryk University, Czech Republic), Are active-agers overloaded by their social roles? Hitchings, Russell (University College London, United Kingdom), Venn, Susan (University College London, United Kingdom), Day, Rosie (University of Birmingham, United Kingdom), Hibbert, Julia (University of Birmingham, United Kingdom), Post retirement travel and the circulation of expectation Szczepankowska, Urszula Anna (University of Warsaw, Poland), The specifics of "Carnival space" – description of the intimate customs and social life of elderly in sanatoria 110 RESEARCH NETWORK 01 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 11:00 - 12:30 27th Thursday FA 203 Chair: Kemppainen, Teemu Tapio (University of Helsinki) RN01S19 / Ageing, Education and Human Capital Yüceşahin, Mustafa Murat (Department of Geography, Faculty of Letters, Ankara University, Ankara, Turkey), Sirkeci, İbrahim (Regent’s Centre for Transnational Studies, Faculty of Business and Management, Regent’s University London, United Kingdom), Mind the gap: Global demographic ageing and elderly human capital from 1980 to 2010 Simonson, Julia (German Centre of Gerontology, Germany), Vogel, Claudia (German Centre of Gerontology, Germany), Hagen, Christine (German Centre of Gerontology, Germany), Motel-Klingebiel, Andreas (National Institute for the Study of Ageing and Later Life (NISAL), Linköping University, Sweden), Unequal social participation in later life: Disparities in volunteering and educational activities in Germany Gerdenitsch, Claudia (University of Graz, Austria), Learning in Higher Age - Social and Educational Aspects RN 01 Bartl, Walter (Martin-Luther-Universität Halle-Wittenberg, Germany), Changing regional school infrastructure in the wake of ageing and declining populations 12:45 - 13:45 27th Thursday FCE Poster Area RN01P01 / Poster Session Mascagni, Giulia (Università degli Studi di Firenze, Italy), The Third Age: Decline and Freedom, Risks and Resources. Evidences from a Case Study Franke, Janna (German Centre of Gerontology, Germany), Simonson, Julia (German Centre of Gerontology, Germany), Attitudes toward financial security in the second half of life Rodríguez, Vicente (Spanish National Research Council, Spain), Fernández-Mayoralas, Gloria (Spanish National Research Council, Spain), Rojo-Perez, Fermina (Spanish National Research Council, Spain), Prieto-Flores, María Eugenia (National University of Distance Education), Forjaz, Joao (Carlos III Institute of Health), Expected socio-demographic changes among the Spanish elderly Hameister, Nicole (German Centre of Gerontology, Germany), Huxhold, Oliver (German Centre of Gerontology, Germany), Volunteering and social networks in old age: a protective factor against loneliness Hämäläinen, Hans (University of Helsinki, Finland), The direction of help between family generations in Finland – Do baby boomers give more help to their adult children than elderly parents? RESEARCH NETWORK 01 111 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Czepek, Judith Anna (Institute for Employment Research (IAB) of the German Federal Employment Agency (BA), Germany), Rebien, Martina (Institute for Employment Research (IAB) of the German Federal Employment Agency (BA), Germany), Labour Shortage or Stereotypes? Do Older Workers skip Prejudices Ribeiro, Filipe (CIDEHUS.UE, Portugal), Mendes, Maria Filomena (CIDEHUS.UE, Portugal), A Coherent Perspective for Future Health and Social Care Planing Taylor, Louise (University of Chester, United Kingdom), Kingston, Paul (University of Chester, United Kingdom), Learning in later life: using life biography to investigate the interrelationship of learning and life course capital RN 01 14:00 - 15:30 27th Thursday FA 202 Chair: Hermansen, Aasmund (Fafo Institute for Labour and Social Research) Kapralska, Łucja (Academy of Science and Technology, Poland), Mamak - Zdanecka, Marzena (Academy of Science and Technology, Poland), Facing Old Age in Poland: In Search of a Paradigm for Life Satisfaction among Seniors Mathew Puthenparambil, Jiby (University of Jyvaskyla, Finland), Private care services in Finnish municipalities: Is there any local variation? Galčanová, Lucie (Faculty of Social Studies, Masaryk University, Czech Republic), Sedláková, Tatiana (Faculty of Social Studies, Masaryk University, Czech Republic), Contemporary grandparenting in the Czech Republic: Relations, meanings and practices. RN01S05 / Experiences of Work at Old Age and Retirement Flisbäck, Marita (University of Gothenburg, Sweden), Leaving passionate work: Retirement as an existential imperative Spannari, Jenni (University of Helsinki, Finland), Retiring from a spiritual workplace – chances and challenges Bowman, Dina (Research and Policy Centre, Brotherhood of St Laurence, Australia), McGann, Michael Thomas (University of Melbourne, Australia), Biggs, Simon (University of Melbourne, Australia), Kimberley, Helen (Research and Policy Centre, Brotherhood of St Laurence, Australia), Ageing, forms of capital and employment Hilsen, Anne Inga (Fafo Institute for Labour and Social Research, Norway), Senior competence in a workplace setting Stypinska, Justyna (Free University Berlin, Germany), 40+, 50+, 60+ ? or just a PLUS. Age in the labour market. 112 RESEARCH NETWORK 01 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 14:00 - 15:30 27th Thursday FA 204 Chair: Rabušic, Ladislav (Faculty od Social Sciences, Masaryk University Brno) RN01S16 / Ageing, Images and Attitudes Lepianka, Dorota (Utrecht University, Netherlands, The), Age Segregation as reflected in the Dutch news media Świątek-Młynarska, Paulina (Jagiellonian University, Poland), Is Elderly Asexual? – the Image of Elderly Women and Men in Polish Media and its Social Consequences Schuetze, Lea Johanna (Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich, Germany), A Different Type of Ageing? Self-concepts of Elder Gay Men Bettencourt da Câmara, Stella (ISCSP - ULISBOA, Portugal (School of Social and Political Sciences - University of Lisbon)), Students’ attitudes toward old people: A comparison of Portuguese and African Students studying in Portugal 14:00 - 15:30 27th Thursday FA 203 Chair: Venn, Susan (University College London) RN01S23 / Ageing and Health RN 01 Jurickova, Lubica (Palacký University Olomouc, Czech Republic, Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry, Department of Social Medicine and Public Health), Ivanova, Katerina (Palacký University Olomouc, Czech Republic, Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry, Department of Social Medicine and Public Health), Dobias, Martin (Palacký University Olomouc, Czech Republic, Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry, Department of Forensic Medicine and Medical Law), Honig, Pavel (Palacký University Olomouc, Czech Republic, Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry), Vevoda, Jiri (Palacký University Olomouc, Czech Republic, Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry, Department of Social Medicine and Public Health), Alcohol intoxication at deceased elderly: findings from the national study Loter, Katharina (Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg (MLU), Germany), Reproductive histories and deprivation inequalities in Europe: Long-term health consequences for gendered cohorts Synowiec-Piłat, Małgorzata (Wroclaw Medical University, Poland), Majchrowska, Anita (Medical University of Lublin, Poland), Pałęga, Anna (College of Management "Edukacja" in Wroclaw, Poland), Older people’s beliefs about cancer in Poland. Implications for health promotion and cancer prevention Lovari, Alessandro (Università degli Studi di Sassari, Italy), Cioni, Elisabetta (Università degli Studi di Sassari, Italy), Tronu, Paola (Università degli Studi di Sassari, Italy), Online health information seeking and Italian families in the ageing societies RESEARCH NETWORK 01 113 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 16:00 - 17:30 27th Thursday FA 203 Chair: Lepianka, Dorota (Utrecht University) RN01S02 / Ageing, Policies and Inequalities Stöver, Britta (GWS, Germany), Drosdowski, Thomas (GWS, Germany), Wolter, Marc Ingo (GWS, Germany), Does Ageing Cause More Inequality in Germany? Lewinter, Myra (University of Copenhagen, Denmark), The consequence of growing inequality for frial older people. Policy isues Wetzel, Martin (German Centre of Gerontology, Germany), Huxhold, Oliver (German Centre of Gerontology, Germany), Does retirement transition affect individual resources differently? The role of social class RN 01 16:00 - 17:30 27th Thursday FA 202 Chair: Vidovicova, Lucie (Masaryk University) Czarnecki, Lukasz (National Autonomous University of Mexico, Mexico), Montes de Oca, Verónica (National Autonomous University of Mexico, Mexico), Ageing processes in cross-national comparative perspective. Experiences from Argentina, Costa Rica, Mexico, France, Poland and Spain. Karlsson, Sofie G (Mid Sweden University, Sweden), Espvall, Majen (Mid Sweden University, Sweden), Intimacy and obligations in LAT-relationships in Late Life: New Challenges for the Welfare State RN01S04 / Retirement Models and Debates Grødem, Anne Skevik (Institute for Social Research, Norway), Hagelund, Anniken (Institute for Social Research, Norway; Department of Sociology and Human Geography, University of Oslo), Build your own pension: the framing of choice in mass media debates in Norway Hermansen, Aasmund (Fafo Institute for Labour and Social Research, Norway), Midtsundstad, Tove (Fafo Institute for Labour and Social Research, Norway), The effect of retaining bonuses on retirement timing — retaining older workers in Norway Leinonen, Taina (University of Helsinki, Finland), Martikainen, Pekka (University of Helsinki, Finland), Myrskylä, Mikko (University of Helsinki, Finland; London School of Economics, UK; Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research, Germany), Life expectancy at age 50 by labor force status and social class: recent period and cohort trends and projections for Finland Müller, Adam (University of Warsaw, Poland), Labour share and its hidden impact on pension system Hofäcker, Dirk (University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany), Simone, Braun (University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany), Matthew, Flynn (University of Newcastle, UK), 114 RESEARCH NETWORK 01 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Delaying retirement in changing institutional and workplace contexts: Comparing approaches and outcomes in Europe and Asia RN01S13 / Conceptualizing Ageing 16:00 - 17:30 27th Thursday FA 204 Chair: Edmondson, Ricca (National University of Ireland, Galway) Dmitrieva, Alexandra (ITMO University, St. Peterburg, Russian Federation; St. Petersburg State University, St. Peterburg, Russian Federation), Grigoryeva, Irina (ITMO University, St. Peterburg, Russian Federation; St. Petersburg State University, St. Peterburg, Russian Federation), Elderly as a social sociological construct Gilleard, Christopher John (UCL, United Kingdom), Higgs, Paul (UCL, United Kingdom), Old Age as an Abject Class RN 01 Petrová Kafková, Marcela (Office for Population Studies, Faculty of Social Studies, Masaryk University, Czech Republic), The transition between third and fourth age as a transition into a frailty and loss of agency Brauer, Kai (Carinthia University of Applied Sciences, Austria), Lutz, Eva Maria (Carinthia University of Applied Sciences, Austria), Gasser, Julia (Carinthia University of Applied Sciences, Austria), How and where is the “potential of ageing” to find? 11:00 - 12:30 28th Friday FA 204 Chair: Komp, Kathrin (Helsinki University) RN01S17 / Experiences of Ageing Handley, Karen Maria (Oxford Brookes University, United Kingdom), Identity talk from 'young' older workers Sampaio, Dora (University of Sussex, United Kingdom), ‘Is this really where home is?’: Experiences of ageing and ‘home’ in a revisited ‘homeland’ among Azorean returnees Vasara, Paula Helena (University of Jyväskylä, Finland), Experiences of exigencies and choices: meanings assigned to relocation in old age Cross, Joanna Eleanor (University of Bristol, United Kingdom), Attachments of Feeling: The Significance of the Aesthetic for the Support of Older People. 11:00 - 12:30 28th Friday FA 203 Chair: Brandt, Martina (TU Dortmund) RN01S20 / Inter- and Intra-generational Relations of Older People Tanskanen, Antti Olavi (University of Helsinki, Finland), Danielsbacka, Mirkka (University of Helsinki, Finland), Older adults' contact frequencies with siblings, nieces and nephews in Finland: The role of genetic relatedness RESEARCH NETWORK 01 115 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Jiménez-Roger, Beatriz (University of Granada, Spain), Changing patterns of intergenerational transfer in Spain Gawron, Grzegorz Piotr (University of Silesia, Poland), Local Centers for Support Elderly as an example of social and intergenerational integration 14:00 - 15:30 28th Friday FA 203 Chair: Motel-Klingebiel, Andreas (Linköping University) RN 01 14:00 - 15:30 28th Friday FA 204 Chair: Spannari, Jenni (University of Helsinki) RN01S03 / Ageing Policies and the Welfare State Klimczuk, Andrzej (Warsaw School of Economics, Poland), Creative Ageing Policy: Mixing of Silver, Creative, and Social Economies Pliakos, Christos (University of Central Lancashire, United Kingdom), Ageing in Greece. Challenging the welfare system. Perek-Białas, Jolanta (Warsaw School of Economics Jagiellonian University, Poland), Storms, Bérénice (Warsaw School of Economics Jagiellonian University, Poland), Kucharczyk, Maciej (Warsaw School of Economics Jagiellonian University, Poland), Adequate income and social participation of older persons RN01S14 / Researching Old Age Edmondson, Ricca (National University of Ireland, Galway, Ireland), Discussing Meaning and Ageing: Languages and Methods Gjernes, Trude (Nordland University, Norway), Dementia and the moral order Komp, Kathrin (Helsinki University, Finland), Life course models: From deconstruction to diversity Zubair, Maria (University of Nottingham, United Kingdom), Victor, Christina (Brunel University London, United Kingdom), Formalised research ‘ethics’ and the reproduction of social inequalities within ‘the field’: Othering practices, resistance and (dis)empowerment in research involving older ethnic minority people 116 RESEARCH NETWORK 01 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 16:00 - 17:30 28th Friday FA 203 Chair: Roos, J.P. (University of Helsinki) RN01S21 / Intergenerational Relations in European Context Deindl, Christian (University of Cologne, Germany), Brandt, Martina (TU Dortmund, Germany), Social Exclusion and Intergenerational Transfers Muresan, Cornelia (Babes-Bolyai University, Romania), Haragus, Paul-Teodor (Babes-Bolyai University, Romania), Intergenerational support to non-coresident ageing parents: the role of family experience, family norms, and country context Isengard, Bettina (University of Zurich, Switzerland), König, Ronny (University of Zurich, Switzerland), Szydlik, Marc (University of Zurich, Switzerland), Between Bottom-Up and Top-Down: Intergenerational Solidarity of the Middle Generation in Europe RN 01 Medgyesi, Márton (TARKI Social Research Instiute, Hungary), Transfers between adult children and elderly parents: Hungary in European context 16:00 - 17:30 28th Friday FA 204 Chair: Hofäcker, Dirk (University of Duisburg-Essen) RN01S22 / Ageing, Health and Socioeconomic Factors Poli, Stefano (University of Genoa, Italy), Pandolfini, Valeria (University of Genoa, Italy), Ageing, health and socioeconomic conditions: a multidimensional approach on frailty from an Italian case study Oris, Michel (University of Geneva, Switzerland (CIGEV & LIVES)), Gabriel, Rainer (University of Geneva, Switzerland (CIGEV & LIVES)), Fagot, Delphine (University of Geneva, Switzerland (CIGEV & LIVES)), Explaining the socioeconomic inequalities in health among the Swiss elderly: a life-course approach Kåreholt, Ingemar (Institute of Gerontology, School of Health Sciences, Jönköping University, Jönköping, Sweden; Aging Research Center, Karolinska Institutet and Stockholm University, Stockholm, Sweden), Nilsen, Charlotta (Aging Research Center, Karolinska Institutet and Stockholm University, Stockholm, Sweden), Darin Mattsson, Alexander (Aging Research Center, Karolinska Institutet and Stockholm University, Stockholm, Sweden), Andel, Ross (School of Aging Studies, University of South Florida, Tampa, Florida, USA; International Clinical Research Center, St. Anne’s University Hospital, Brno, Czech Republic), Are socioeconomic position and working conditions before retirement age related to physical function 20 years later after retirement? Chromkova Manea, Beatrice (Faculty of Social Studies, Czech Republic), Health and social stratification in an ageing society - how education and economic status influence health RESEARCH NETWORK 01 117 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION RN02 - SOCIOLOGY OF THE ARTS 11:00 - 12:30 26th Wednesday FA 251 Chair: Zembylas, Tasos (University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna) RN02S01a / Developments in Music, Opera, and Theatre Hogan, Eileen Elizabeth (University of Liverpool, University College Cork), The ‘mixed economies’ of music-making: Well-being, citizenship and arts praxis in post-crisis Ireland Kolokytha, Olga (The European Opera Centre, United Kingdom), Traditional High Arts in a Contemporary Context. The Case of Animated Opera. Oki, Yuko (Kyoto Sangyo University, Japan), The Game for Growing the Top Stars of the Theater Company RN 02 11:00 - 12:30 26th Wednesday FA 250 Chair: Danko, Dagmar (Albert-LudwigsUniversität Freiburg) Khani, Somayeh (Griffith University, Australia), In-Yer-Face: Theatre, Politics, and Social Transformation RN02S01b / Developments in Cinema Kousari, Masoud (University of Tehran, Iran, Islamic Republic of), Einifar, Mina (Student in University of Tehran), Reflection of student life in the Iranian cinema Tanış Zaferoğlu, Duygu (Middle East Technical University, Turkey), Baykal, Zeynep (Beykent University,Turkey; Middle East Technical University, Turkey), Urban image and its cinematic representation: The case of Ankara Castro, Orisel (UDLA, FLACSO), The use of found footage at the Ecuadorian documentary filmmaking, from personal to political and viceversa Lixandru, Mara-Georgia (University of Bucharest, Romania), Cries and Whispers or the game of repressed spaces 11:00 - 12:30 26th Wednesday FA 249 Chair: DeVereaux, Constance (Colorado State University) RN02S05c / Arts Organisations: Discourse, Management and Creativity Feinberg, Joseph Grim (Institute for Sociology, Slovak Academy of Sciences; Philosophy Institute, Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic, Czech Republic), Folklore Festivals, Communist and PostCan, Ozge (Yasar University, Turkey), Entrepreneurship and Innovation in Creative Industries: A Review of Organizational Perspectives 118 RESEARCH NETWORK 02 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Serrano Martínez, Cecilia (University of Zaragoza, Spain), Design and art in a creative workplace Heidelberg, Brea M. (Rider University, United States of America), Professionalizing Future Arts Managers: The Case for Transition Courses Nogales Muriel, Rocío (University of Barcelona, Spain), “Exporting” systemic transformation in the field of culture?: The replication of social innovation across geographic boundaries 12:45 - 13:45 26th Wednesday FCE Poster Area Chair: Karttunen, Sari (Cupore) RN02P01 / Poster Session Lucić, Marko (Zarez, Croatia), "Space of Positions" and "Space of Position-Takings" in the Bourdieu's Literary Field as Multiplex Networks: An Exponential Random Graph Models Approach RN 02 Zirn, Julia Ricarda (Zeppelin University, Germany), Feudalism or creative communitarism? An ethnographic field study about the functioning of cultural organizations. Bravo, Luisa (University of Innsbruck, Austria), How do the Kogis balance the hegemonic culture of ecotourists with their traditional expressions? Rojek-Adamek, Paulina Katarzyna (Andrzej Frycz Modrzewski Krakow University, Poland), The designer profession. Idea of the contemporary meaning of designer in the opinion of Polish design students. Maguidovitch, Marina (Saint Petersburg State University, Russian Federation), The Potential of Art and Cultural Industries for Improving the Quality of Life of Young People in the Kola Peninsula 14:00 - 15:30 26th Wednesday FA 251 Chair: Alexander, Victoria D. (University of Surrey) RN02S02a / Music Composing and Diffusion Zembylas, Tasos (University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna, Austria), The Interplay of Various Forms of Artistic Knowing Niederauer, Martin (University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna, Austria), The practice of art music composing Taylor, Mark Richard (The University of Sheffield, United Kingdom), Everyday participation and cultural value in DIY music Abreu, Paula (Faculty of Economics Center for Social Studies - University of Coimmbra, Portugal), Resisting the vortex of digital online music diffusion – DIY recording and distribution strategies RESEARCH NETWORK 02 119 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 14:00 - 15:30 26th Wednesday FA 250 Chair: Ratiu, Dan Eugen (Babes-Bolyai University) RN02S03a / Cultural Entrepreneurship, Legitimacy and Appropriation Braden, Laura E.A. (Erasmus School of History, Culture, and Communication, Netherlands, The), Cultural Entrepreneurship in the 20th century: The establishment of the art historical ideology in the US art world Staszek, Zdeněk (Faculty of Social Studies, Masaryk University, Czech Republic), Legitimacy Sources of the Literary Criticism Jonvik, Merete Hermansen (International Research Institute of Stavanger, Norway), Appropriation of visual art RN 02 14:00 - 15:30 26th Wednesday FA 249 Chair: Karttunen, Sari (Cupore) Puscasiu, Voica (Babes-Bolyai University - Cluj-Napoca, Romania), The Many Face(t)s of Nefertiti RN02S05b / Arts Organisations: Theatres and Orchestras McCormick, Lisa (Haverford College, United States of America), Orchestrating solidarity: symphonic diplomacy as a musical act of citizenship Trevisan, Paola (Ca' Foscari University, Italy), The New Opera House Meets Management. Lights and Shadows of Managerialism Entering Cultural Organizations Castañer, Xavier (University of Lausanne, Switzerland), Alexiev, Alexander (VU University Amsterdam, Netherlands, The), Gerritsen, Jori (VU University Amsterdam, Netherlands, The), Dealing with Arts Partnerships Conflicts: A Case Study of the Managerial Processes Leading to a Merger in the Dutch Cultural Sector Gamliel, Tova (Bar-Ilan University, Israel), “Back-to-the Past”: Habitus and Hegemony in a Modern Theatre Sobolewski, Wojciech Jacek (University fo Warsaw, Poland), Managing an artistic theatre – a case study of theatre management in Warsaw 16:00 - 17:30 26th Wednesday FA 251 Chair: Kirchberg, Volker (Leuphana University of Lueneburg) 120 RESEARCH NETWORK 02 RN02S02b / Artists, Fabricators and Art Markets van den Berg, Karen (Zeppelin Universität, Germany), Collateral Authorship and 'Background Artists' Komarova, Nataliya (University of Amsterdam, Netherlands, The), Continuity and contingency in the “emerging” art markets: comparison of the stories about opening an art gallery in Russia and India PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Fuller, Martin (Technische Universität Berlin, Germany), Becoming an Artist in the Material, Symbolic and Spatial Conditions of Cities van Eijck, Koen (Erasmus University Rotterdam, Netherlands, The), Developing artistic talent: causes and consequences of the flow experience 16:00 - 17:30 26th Wednesday FA 250 Chair: Rodríguez Morató, Arturo (Universitat de Barcelona) RN02S03b / Art Criticism, Taste and Changes in Audience Trajtenberg, Graciela (The Academic College of Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel), Some Critical Reflections after Exploring an Unknown Group of Israeli Women Art Critics Linko, Maaria (University of Helsinki, Finland), Book reviews and discussion about books in the age of browsing culture: the case of nonfiction RN 02 Appleford, Katherine (Kingston University London, United Kingdom), National Saturday Art & Design Clubs: A way in and a way up. Michael, Janna (Erasmus University Rotterdam, Netherlands, The), Highbrow culture for high-potentials? Cultural orientations of an economic elite in the making Ravadrad, Azam (The University of Tehran, Iran, Islamic Republic of), Jafari, Hamid (Forsat Emrooz Newspaper), Social characteristics of popular and modern painting’s audiences in Iran 16:00 - 17:30 26th Wednesday FA 249 RN02S09a / Theoretical Development in Arts Sociology: Revisiting Weber, Becker and the Role of the Author Chair: Alexander, Victoria D. (University of Surrey) Darmon, Isabelle (University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom), ‘Beyond Bourdieu?’ Back to Weber! Danko, Dagmar (Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg, Germany), Telling About Society – Howard S. Becker revisited Paulíček, Miroslav (Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic), Kundera Effect – the Role of the Author in the Sociology of Arts Ferenc, Tomasz (University of Lodz, Poland), Ambivalence of category of "success" on the example of biographical stories of polish émigré artists RESEARCH NETWORK 02 121 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 18:00 - 19:30 26th Wednesday FA 251 Chair: Rodríguez Morató, Arturo (Universitat de Barcelona) RN02S02d / Artistic Canon and Rankings Sgourev, Stoyan V. (ESSEC Business School - Paris, France), Althuizen, Niek (ESSEC Business School - Paris, France), But is it a Masterpiece…?! Social Construction and Objective Constraint in the Evaluation of Excellence Szymańska, Agnieszka Natalia (Adam Mickiewicz University, Poland), Power of rankings. What do they say about the art world? Kisiel, Przemyslaw (Cracow University of Economics, Poland; The Pontifical University of John Paul II in Cracow, Poland), Artistic canon in the times of liquid modernity RN 02 18:00 - 19:30 26th Wednesday FA 250 Chair: Linko, Maaria (University of Helsinki) Krawczyk, Stanisław (University of Warsaw, Poland), The Role of Periodicals in a Literary Field: Fantastic Fiction Magazines in the Polish Periphery RN02S03c / Art Festivals and Exhibitions: Symbolic Production and Social Implications Sassatelli, Monica (Goldsmiths, University of London, United Kingdom), Biennial world: symbolic production in the art biennale Tyler, Jennifer Post (Université Paris 8, France; ISCOM Paris, France), Art Factories as Change Agents? The RuhrTriennale as case study Reitstätter, Luise (Focus Area Art & Science, University of Applied Arts Vienna, Austria), People Meet in Art. From Object Encounters to Temporary Communities in the Exhibition Context Zhang, Linzhi (University of Cambridge, United Kingdom), The exhibition space as the public sphere: the exhibiting of contemporary art in China 18:00 - 19:30 26th Wednesday FA 249 RN02S09b / Theoretical Development in Arts Sociology: Rethinking the Aesthetic, the Artistic Imagination, the Field and the Museum Chair: Zembylas, Tasos (University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna) Alexander, Victoria D. (University of Surrey, United Kingdom), Bowler, Anne E. (University of Delaware, United States), Art in the Sociology of Art: Conceptualizing the Aesthetic as Field of Action Kirchberg, Volker (Leuphana University of Lueneburg, Germany), Museum Sociology - Approaches to an Important Societal Institution Bruff, Ian (University of Manchester, United Kingdom), Jordan, Mel (Royal College of Art, United Kingdom), 122 RESEARCH NETWORK 02 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Rethinking the artistic imagination: from formalistic ‘innovation’ to productive potential for social and political change Havas, Ádám Kornél (Corvinus University of Budapest, Hungary), Genesis and Structure of the Field of Theatre in Hungary 19:30 - 20:30 26th Wednesday FA 250 RN02BM / Business Meeting 11:00 - 12:30 27th Thursday FA 252 RN02S02c / Explorations in Modern and Contemporary Art Chair: Ratiu, Dan Eugen (Babes-Bolyai University) Visanich, Valerie (University of Malta, Malta), The social significance of the Maltese modern art movement RN 02 Lange, Magdalena Ewa (Jagiellonian Univeristy, Poland), Art and progress in biology (biotechnology) at the common laboratory bench Gao, Xiaoxue (Technische Universität Berlin, Germany), The Space Production of Contemporary Artists in Beijing: A case study of Caochangdi Art District Lai, Chia-ling (Graduate Institute of European Culture and Tourism, National Taiwan Normal University, Taiwan, Republic of China), Reassembling 3D printing technology into artistic assemblages: A case study of Taiwanese artist Hung-Chi Peng's 'The Deluge' in the 2014 Taipei Biennale Martins, Daniela Félix (UFBA - Federal University of Bahia - Brazil, Brazil), Performance Art through the ephemeral flux: Explorations in associative sociology 11:00 - 12:30 27th Thursday FA 249 Chair: Kirchberg, Volker (Leuphana University of Lueneburg) RN02S05a / Museums, Galleries and Alternative Art Spaces Lengersdorf, Diana (University of Cologne, Germany), Heidler, Julia (University of Cologne, Germany), Art Museums Facing Their New Public Potyukova, Ekaterina (The State Russian Museum, Russian Federation), The Art Museum as the focal point of basic values of National Culture Brüggmann, Franziska (Zeppelin Universität gemeinnützige GmbH, Germany), From institutions of critique to extra-institutions? An enquiry into the possibilities of contemporary alternative art spaces RESEARCH NETWORK 02 123 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Moridi, Mohammad Reza (Tehran University of Art, Iran, Islamic Republic of), Taghizadegan, Masoomeh (PhD student, Tehran University, Iran), Art Associations and Institutions in Iran; Sociological Study of the Group Activities of Contemporary visual Arts in Iran Murphy, Alexandra (Trinity College Dublin, Ireland), Artist-run galleries in the Irish Republic – the emergence and evolution of a field. 11:00 - 12:30 27th Thursday FA 251 Chair: Alexander, Victoria D. (University of Surrey) RN 02 RN02S06a / Government's Arts Policy and Institutional Gatekeepers Karttunen, Sari (Cupore, Finland), Government grants as a tool of cultural policy: challenges in goal setting and attainment Miyamoto, Naomi (Ritsumeikan University, Kyoto, Japan), Classical Music and Popular Music: the Japanese Government’s Cultural Policy van Aart, Kimberly (Erasmus University Rotterdam), Janssen, Susanne (Erasmus University Rotterdam; Erasmus Research Centre for Media, Communication and Culture), Art House Cinema in a Global Age. Strategic selection and exhibition of foreign films in European cinemas Einarsdottir, Sigrun Lilja (Bifröst University, Iceland), Cultural policy issues and choral-historical identities of the choral musical life of Oxford University colleges and halls: Music directors’ and organ scholars’ perspectives of present and future challenges Verdi, Laura (University of Padua, Italy), How far does God endure with the arts? 11:00 - 12:30 27th Thursday FA 250 RN02S07a / Subversion and Normalization in Artistic Practices Chair: Danko, Dagmar (Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg) Kagan, Sacha Jérôme (Leuphana University, Germany), Performing Contracts: BDSM, Performance Art and Aesthetics of Complexity Zarembska, Kamila Alicja (Jagiellonian University, Poland), Photoicon: Between Art, Culture and Politics Pesonen, Jaana (University of Oulu, Finland), Children’s literature in reconstructing and deconstructing the dominant discourses Kleele, Sebastian (sine-Institut gGmbH, Germany), Müller, Marion (sine-Institut gGmbH, Germany), Graffiti: Perception and impact on the urban sphere. Innovative approaches for a phenomenon between art and crime. 124 RESEARCH NETWORK 02 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 14:00 - 15:30 27th Thursday FA 252 Chair: Kagan, Sacha Jérôme (Leuphana University) RN02S04a / Artistic Career Paths Buscatto, Marie (University of Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne, France), The Feminisation of Artistic Work. Ways and Reasons Van Steen, Astrid (Ghent University, Belgium), Siongers, Jessy (Ghent University, Belgium), The freelance network model: a study on the career paths of professional actors Hara, Mariko (Hedmark Univesity College, Norway), Pathways for emergent musicians with immigrant background in Norway Gomes, Rui Telmo (CIES-IUL Centre for Research and Studies in Sociology – University Institute of Lisbon, Portugal), From community arts to artistic career: cultural expression as a way of life 14:00 - 15:30 27th Thursday FA 250 Chair: Rodríguez Morató, Arturo (Universitat de Barcelona) RN 02 RN02S07b / Identities, Stories, and Emotions Basov, Nikita (Center for German and European Studies, St. Petersburg State University – Bielefeld University), Nenko, Aleksandra (Center for German and European Studies, St. Petersburg State University – Bielefeld University), Khokhlova, Anisya (Center for German and European Studies, St. Petersburg State University – Bielefeld University; St. Petersburg State University), The Challenge of Developing a Joint Artistic Vision: Communication Patterns in Three Art Communities Zanardi, Valerio (University of Barcelona, Spain), Young Publics In Marseille Culture 2013 Big Events Patricio, Maria (Universitat de Barcelona, Spain, Université Paris 8, France), Barcelone, departure point. The imaginary of the city from contemporary writers’ perspective regarding immigration, exile and traveling Hagen, Målfrid Irene (MI Hagen, Norway), Emotions, Art Autonomy and the Freedom of Speech RESEARCH NETWORK 02 125 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 14:00 - 15:30 27th Thursday FA 251 Chair: Trajtenberg, Graciela (The Academic College of Tel Aviv-Yaffo) RN02S08a / Power Relations, Inequalities and the Artistic Imagination Şahin, Nevin (Yildirim Beyazit University, Turkey; Middle East Technical University, Turkey), The Whirling Dervish in the Cartoon: Sufism, Power and Satire in 21st Century Turkey Gaupp, Lisa (Leuphana University of Lueneburg, Germany), The Staging of Cultural Diversity at Performing Arts Festivals RN 02 14:00 - 15:30 27th Thursday FA 249 Chair: Carroll, Noel Edward (Graduate Center City University of New York) Guerra, Paula (University of Porto, Portugal), Silva, Augusto Santos (University of Porto, Portugal), Santos, Helena (University of Porto, Portugal), Inequality and the artistic imagination: how the Portuguese culture is dealing with the Portuguese crisis Dabul, Lígia (Universidade Federal Fluminense, Brazil), New publics of art in Brazil: the appropriation of spaces of exhibitions RN02S10a / Everyday Aesthetics and Organisational Life Hainic, Cristian (Babes-Bolyai University, Romania), On the Social Nature of Everyday Aesthetic Experience Maftei, Stefan Sebastian (Babes-Bolyai University, Romania), Civic environmentalism in Romania and everyday social aesthetics: a framework for assessing environmental protests as ‘aesthetic social situations’ Ratiu, Dan Eugen (Babes-Bolyai University, Romania), Applications of Everyday Aesthetics in Daily and Organizational Life Salcudean, Ileana-Nicoleta (Babes-Bolyai University, Romania), Organizational Aesthetics. Case Study: Paintbrush Factory, Cluj-Napoca. 16:00 - 17:30 27th Thursday FA 250 Chair: Kagan, Sacha Jérôme (Leuphana University) RN02S07c / Arts, Creativity and Urban Identity Rodríguez Morató, Arturo (CECUPS, University of Barcelona), Zarlenga, Matías Ignacio (CECUPS, University of Barcelona), Cultural Resonance and creativity processes Zarlenga, Matías Ignacio (University of Barcelona), Place and Creativity. Working towards the sociology of culture’s creative processes in urban context. Kurklu, Serhat (Yildirim Beyazit University, Turkey), Ankara: The Construction Of Urban Identity Through Central Anatolian Music 126 RESEARCH NETWORK 02 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Niziolek, Katarzyna (University of Bialystok, Poland), Art that changes the city. Between art, public space and civil society 16:00 - 17:30 27th Thursday FA 251 Chair: Danko, Dagmar (Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg) RN02S08b / Global and Local: Cultural Cosmopolitanism, Glocalisation and New Arts World Structures Lauronen, Tina (University of Helsinki, Finland), Heikkilä, Riie (University of Helsinki, Finland), Karademir Hazir, Irmak (Middle East Technical University), Purhonen, Semi (University of Tampere), Around the World in a Day: The Relation between National and Global Culture and the Arts in Five European Newspapers, 1960–2010 Porczyński, Dominik (University of Rzeszów, Poland), Museums, design and identity. Contemporary Polish ethno design as the example of glocalisation. RN 02 Ferencuhova, Slavka (Masaryk University, Czech Republic), ‘Western’ architecture and urbanism seen by Czechoslovak architecture magazines 1950s to 1989 Panzer, Gerhard (TU Dresden, Germany), Different interrelated Events in the Structures of Art world 16:00 - 17:30 27th Thursday FA 249 Chair: Ratiu, Dan Eugen (Babes-Bolyai University) RN02S10b / Arts and Everyday Life Carrol, Noel Edward (Graduate Center City University of New York, United States of America), Everyday Aesthetics: The Case of Humor Bueno, Arthur Oliveira (University of Sao Paulo, Brazil), The Stream of Life: Aesthetic Vitality and Pathologies of Form Jonas, Michael (Institute for Advanced Studies, Austria), On the Enactment of Roundabout Art - A Case Study 11:00 - 12:30 28th Friday FA 251 Chair: Zembylas, Tasos (University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna) RN02S06b / Arts Policy: Funding, Hierarchy and Participation Katz-Gerro, Tally (University of Haifa, Israel), Feder, Tal (University of Haifa, Israel), Public funding of the performing arts and the cultural hierarchy Feder, Tal (University of Haifa, Israel), Justification modes of public arts funding: linking arts policy and arts consumption Hewitt, Andrew Thomas (University of Northampton, United Kingdom), RESEARCH NETWORK 02 127 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Public art against the ‘public’: Does state funded art, participatory art practices and socially-engaged art benefit the public? Kowalik, Wojciech (AGH University of Science and Technology, Poland), Can heritage digitisation increase cultural participation and influence social inclusion? Evidence from Poland. 11:00 - 12:30 28th Friday FA 250 Chair: Guerra, Paula (University of Porto) RN 02 14:00 - 15:30 28th Friday FA 249 Chair: Zembylas, Tasos (University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna) RN02S07d / Music, Identities and Social Fabric Wasserman, Simona (Open University, Israel, Israel), Cultural Inequality Leading to Social Change: The Case of Andalusian Art Music in Israel Lake, Anda (Latvian Academy of Culture, Latvia), Hermane, Agnese (Latvian Academy of Culture, Latvia), Baltic Song and Dance Celebration as Cultural Strategy and its Social Impact Kuleva, Margarita (National Research University Higher School of Economics, Russian Federation), Young Art in Russia after «Pussy Riot»: Civic Culture of Young Artists with Dissimilar Educational Background in St. Petersburg Gonçalves, Ana (University of Lisbon, Portugal), An Archaeology of Critical Perspectives on Fado RN02S04b / Professional Development in Music and Visual Arts Lind, Benjamin E. (National Research University--Higher School of Economics, Russian Federation), Moiseev, Stanislav (National Research University--Higher School of Economics, Russian Federation), Two-Mode Tie Formation in Creative Collaborative Networks Casals, Marta (Universitat de Barcelona, Spain), Multiple Job and Other Strategies for Professional Musicians in Barcelona Szylar, Anna (University of Warsaw, Poland), International artistic career within the network society. The case of Polish visual arts. 14:00 - 15:30 28th Friday FA 251 Chair: Karttunen, Sari (Cupore) 128 RESEARCH NETWORK 02 RN02S06d / Arts Policy and the Status of Artist Rautiainen, Pauli (Foundation for Cultural Policy Research, Finland), Roiha, Taija (Foundation for Cultural Policy Research, Finland), Rensujeff, Kaija (Arts Promotion Centre Finland), The labour market status of artists in Finland PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Jung, Pil Joo (Seoul National University, Korea, Republic of (South Korea)), Constructing artist definition in arts policy: focusing on the case of Korean Artist Welfare Act Ecevit, Emek Can (Brunel University, United Kingdom), An Intervention to the Institutionalization of Turkish Cultural Policy: The case of Draft TÜSAK Law Daugavietis, Jānis (Central Statistical Bureau of Latvia, Latvian Academy of Culture), What kind of ‘sustainability’ in arts policy? The case of Latvian Song and Dance Festival 14:00 - 15:30 28th Friday FA 250 Chair: Kagan, Sacha Jérôme (Leuphana University) RN 02 RN02S07e / Arts, Activism and Social Change von Weichs, Raphaela (University of Lausanne, Switzerland), Salzbrunn, Monika (University of Lausanne, Switzerland), Aleman, Serjara (University of Lausanne, Switzerland), Artistic Activism in Contexts of Social, Political and Economic Transformation Frostig, Karen (Lesley University, Brandeis University, United States of America), Promoting Diversity in Designing Memorials Günel, Ozan (Beykent University, Turkey), Art in Protest: Artistic Expression of Turkish and Kurdish Protest in Turkey Hudelist, Andreas (Alpen-Adria-Universität Klagenfurt, Austria), Dealing with War in Times of Peace Through Art Wandzel, Anna (University of Warsaw, Poland), Can we abolish the culture of war? A critical analysis of Krzysztof Wodiczko's newest project RN02S04c / Artistic Life: Uncertainty and Dilemmas 16:00 - 17:30 28th Friday FA 249 Chair: Ratiu, Dan Eugen (Babes-Bolyai University) Rozboril, Blahoslav (Masaryk University Brno, Czech Republic), Pisarikova, Jana (Moravian Gallery Brno), Uncertainty of Artist´s life? Luczaj, Kamil (Jagiellonian University, Poland), Is It Possible To Be a Commercial Artist? Dilemmas of Advertising Industry Employees with an Artistic Background Quintela, Pedro (Faculty of Economics University of Coimbra, Portugal), From the shadow to the centre: tensions, contradictions and ambitions in building graphic design as profession RESEARCH NETWORK 02 129 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Shehu, Drilona (Hochschule der Künste, Bern, Switzerland), The artist’s autonomy between esthetical experience and research activity: an analysis in the Swiss art-education context. 16:00 - 17:30 28th Friday FA 251 Chair: Kagan, Sacha Jérôme (Leuphana University) RN 02 130 RESEARCH NETWORK 02 RN02S06c / Arts Policy and Sustainable Development of Cities Wereta, Karolina (Warsaw University, Poland), The art of creating city. The influence of municipal cultural strategies on local communities development. A case study of Colombian capital city - Bogota. Serova, Nina (University of Sydney, Australia), The evolution of Carriageworks: A case study of the relationship between the changing urban landscape and contemporary arts in Sydney Madeira, Cláudia Maria Guerra (FCSH-UNL, Portugal), Agri+art communities PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE RN03 - BIOGRAPHICAL PERSPECTIVES ON EUROPEAN SOCIETIES 11:00 - 12:30 26th Wednesday FCE D1122 RN03S02 / The Process of Transformation in East European Countries in the Everyday Experiences of their Ordinary Citizens - A Chairs: Kaźmierska, Kaja (University of Lodz) Waniek, Katarzyna (University of Lodz) Żulikowski, Piotr (Institute of Sociology, Warsaw University, Poland), From ‘kolhozniks’ to ‘riabs’. The reconstrution of the identity of postsocialist farm workers. Alber, Ina (University of Göttingen, Germany, Herder-Institute for Historical Research on East Central Europe), The 'transition to democracy' in biographical perspective RN 03 Golczyńska-Grondas, Agnieszka (University of Lodz, Institute of Sociology, Poland), Potoczna, Małgorzata (University of Lodz, Institute of Sociology, Poland), Systemic transformation ”loosers” – biographical experiences of social welfare clients in post-industrial Polish city Mrozowicki, Adam (University of Wroclaw, Poland), Normalisation of precarity? Biographical experiences of young workers with the flexible forms of employment in Poland 12:45 - 13:45 26th Wednesday FA 252 Chairs: Kaźmierska, Kaja (University of Lodz) Alber, Ina (University of Göttingen) 14:00 - 15:30 26th Wednesday FCE D1122 Chairs: Golczyńska-Grondas, Agnieszka (University of Lodz, Institute of Sociology) Björkenheim, Johanna (University of Helsinki) RN03S09 / Meet the Authors Come and meet with the authors of a new book from ESA RN03 and discuss issues of theory, methodology and the biographical imagination. Advances in Biographical Methods: Creative Applications, London: Routledge Edited by O'Neill, Roberts, and Sparkes. Prof. Maggie O'Neill and Prof. Robert Miller will introduce the book. (Durham University, United Kingdom) RN03S03 / Marginality and Social Exclusion in Biographical Research Weissmann, Marliese (SOFI Goettingen, Germany), Belonging at the Margins of Society: How do the Long-Term Unemployed tackle Experiences of Exclusion and create Belonging? Spanò, Antonella (Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II, Italy), Domecka, Markieta (independent, UK), Going beyond standard categories and routine thinking: understanding crisis through the lens of biography Waniek, Katarzyna (University of Lodz, Poland), Paradoxes and Traps of the Transnational Mobility Porcess. “Wasting” of One’s Biographical Capital and Potential of Marginalization RESEARCH NETWORK 03 131 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Fersch, Barbara (University of Southern Denmark, Denmark), Breidahl, Karen N. (Aalborg University, Denmark), The role and relevance of migrants’ biographical experiences for the meaning-making of the meeting with the Danish welfare state 16:00 - 17:30 26th Wednesday FCE D1122 Chairs: Bela, Baiba (University of Latvia) O'Neill, Maggie (Durham University) RN03S08a / Creative Applications of Biographical Research: Telling Ordinary Stories of Everyday Lives I Righard, Erica (Malmö University, Sweden), “Life in two parts” – An inquiry about migration in and through a theatre play in Sweden and Serbia Bennett, Julia Margaret (Manchester Metropolitan University, United Kingdom), ‘Snowed in!’: offbeat rhythms and belonging as an everyday practice RN 03 18:00 - 19:30 26th Wednesday FCE D1122 Chair: O'Neill, Maggie (Durham University) RN03S01a / General Session I Rozhdestvenskaya, Elena (National Research University Higher School of Economics, Russian Federation), Continuity in the families of owners of private capital and big business in Russia Halvorsen, Rune (Oslo University and Akershus College, Norway), Connecting lived lives and social policy change in Europe – a review of the biographical approach to disability Gallagher, Justine (Northumbria University, United Kingdom), Using a biographical methodological approach to explore infant feeding choices in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, England. 132 RESEARCH NETWORK 03 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 19:30 - 20:30 26th Wednesday FCE D1122 RN03BM / Business Meeting 11:00 - 12:30 27th Thursday FCE D1122 RN03S04 / Online / Virtual Biographies Chair: Miller, Robert Lee (Queen's University, Belfast) Kaźmierska, Kaja (University of Lodz, Poland), Doing biographical research – ethical dilemmas in changing social contexts. Nurse, Lyudmila (Oxford XXI, United Kingdom), Video-recorded essays: interaction between the imaginary and the biographical Delon, Margot (Sciences Po - Paris, France), Migrants at the ordeal of “bidonvilles” in France. Biographical consequences of a residential experience Araújo, Emília Araújo (University of Minho, Portugal), Media and Mobility: (new) portraits of departure and arrival 14:00 - 15:30 27th Thursday FCE D1122 Chair: Arnfield, Jane Louise (Northumbria University) RN03S06 / Biographies of Performativity, Healing and Belonging Szenajch, Piotr (Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland), Ideology of talent and the lives of artists RN 03 Boldt, Thea D. (Kulturwissenschaftliches Institut, Essen, Germany), Speaking Through Silence. Working with Paradox in Buddhist Biographies. Bartholini, Ignazia Maria (University ofo Palermo, Italy), “Memory of Time” and “Social Embodiment of Violence” in Serbian and Italian gender relationship Arnfield, Jane Louise (Northumbria University, United Kingdom), Suitcase of Survival SOS 16:00 - 17:30 27th Thursday FA 252 Chairs: Nurse, Lyudmila (Oxford XXI) RN03S07 / Biographical Perspectives on Cultural Diversity Zacharuk, Kamila (University of Warsaw, The Institute of Sociology, Poland), Different model of collective memories in post-soviet region. Case of Polish minority in Ukraine Kosyaeva, Tatiana (CERGE-EI, Czech Republic), Collective memory and identity through life stories of different generations of Russians in the Czech Republic RESEARCH NETWORK 03 133 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Anisimova, Alla Aleksandrovna (Novosibirsk State University, Russian Federation; Far Eastern Federal University, Russian Federation), Siberian identity in the biographical narratives of the descendants of Siberian exiles. Połeć, Wojciech (Warsaw University of Life Sciences SGGW, Poland), "Sacred curriculum vitae" in the in the postcommunist times. The biographies of the contemporary Siberian shamans. 11:00 - 12:30 28th Friday FA 252 Chair: Alber, Ina (University of Göttingen) RN 03 14:00 - 15:30 28th Friday FA 252 Chair: O'Neill, Maggie (Durham University) RN03S05 / Biographies of Work and Working Lives Meier, Lars (Institute for Employment Research (IAB), Nuremberg, Germany), Biographical narratives on habitus transformations – Migrant industrial workers and transformations of the stranger Mrowczynski, Rafael (Institut für Kulturwissenschaften, Universität Leipzig, Germany), Clients, Norms and Egos: Constructs of Professionalism in Autobiographic Narratives of Russian Lawyers Björkenheim, Johanna (University of Helsinki, Finland), Social workers' views on biographical approaches Abbenhardt, Lisa (Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich, Germany), Between social exclusion and social recognition. Analysing biographies of welfare recipients becoming self-employed. RN03S08b / Creative Applications of Biographical Research: Telling Ordinary Stories of Everyday Lives II Posłuszny, Łukasz (Adam Mickiewicz University, Poland), Posłuszna, Joanna (Maria Curie-Skłodowska University, Poland), Communicational and Integrative Function of “Radio Majdanek” in Nazi Concentration Camp Prisoners’ Accounts Kampen, Thomas (University for Humanistic Studies, Netherlands, The), Restoring the violated life story Pranka, Maruta (Latvia University, Latvia), Trapenciere, Ilze (Latvia University, Latvia), Interaction of Personal and Social within the Lifestory Interviews Dalton, Andrew (University of Sunderland, United Kingdom), "I have a story to tell and I need to somehow help others by telling it" Living with HIV AIDS and the usefulness of life histories as an educational tool for the wider community. 134 RESEARCH NETWORK 03 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 16:00 - 17:30 28th Friday FA 252 Chair: Kaźmierska, Kaja (University of Lodz) RN03S01b / General Session II Ogresta, Jelena (Faculty of Law, University of Zagreb, Croatia), Vučković Juroš, Tanja (Faculty of Law, University of Zagreb, Croatia), I wish I could turn back time: Understanding social vulnerability of early school leavers O'Neill, Maggie (Durham University, United Kingdom), Biography, ethno-mimesis and emergence in mobile refugee groups Cachapa, Filipa C. (University of Lisbon, Institute of Social Sciences, Portugal), Is It All About the Money? Autobiographical Narratives in the Transition to Adulthood Maslowski, Nicolas (Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic), Historical sociology of the biographies of recognized Czech Elites RN 03 RESEARCH NETWORK 03 135 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION RN04 - SOCIOLOGY OF CHILDREN AND CHILDHOOD 11:00 - 12:30 26th Wednesday FA 546 Chairs: Dolan, Paddy (Dublin Institute of Technology) Oldrup, Helene (SFI) RN 04 11:00 - 12:30 26th Wednesday FA 547 Chairs: Lavaud, Manon Alice (Roskilde University) Brady, Geraldine (Coventry University) RN04S01 / Adult-child Relations Dolan, Paddy (Dublin Institute of Technology, Ireland), Adult–child power relations, and the changing emotional identifications with the child in Ireland during the twentieth century Gottzen, Lucas (Linkoping University, Sweden), Sandberg, Linn (Stockholm University, Sweden), Negotiating kinship responsibilities in difficult times: Children’s experiences of grandparents’ responses to domestic violence Oldrup, Helene (SFI, Denmark), Absent fathers: how children understand and negotiate their relationship to their imprisoned fathers Bashir, Shahreen (Aston University, United Kingdom), Lowe, Pam (Aston University, United Kingdom), Peel, Elizabeth (University of Worcester, United Kingdom), Exploration of biographical disruption in young people living with liver disease RN04S02 / Care and Protection Lavaud, Manon Alice (Roskilde University, Denmark), Exploring the interplay between the narratives of a child placed in care and the surrounding adults Horsfall, Briony (Swinburne University of Technology, Australia), Redistributing care from the perspectives of children and young people and their (mis)recognition by magistrates in contested child protection cases Brady, Geraldine (Coventry University, United Kingdom), Bywaters, Paul (Coventry University, United Kingdom), Sparks, Tim (Coventry University, United Kingdom), Bos, Elizabeth (Coventry University, United Kingdom), Standen, Nicola (Coventry University, United Kingdom), Repositioning understandings of inequalities in child welfare interventions Nemenyi, Maria (MTA TK, Hungary), Takacs, Judit (MTA TK, Hungary), Practices and perceptions of discrimination in the Hungarian adoption system 12:45 - 13:45 26th Wednesday FCE Poster Area 136 RESEARCH NETWORK 04 RN04P01 / Poster Session Oliver, Esther (University of Barcelona, Spain), Puigvert, Lídia (University of Barcelona, Spain), Morlà, Teresa (University of Barcelona, Spain), 0 violence since 0 years: dialogic recreation of knowledge PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Kolosova, Elena (Russian State Children's Library, Russian Federation), Main trends in reading of Russian children and youth: comparative sociological research Wenzig, Claudia (Institute for Employment Research, Germany), Achatz, Juliane (Institute for Employment Research, Germany), More Participation for children in low-income families? (Non-)Take-up of the “Education Package” in Germany Koutsogeorgou, Eleni (Department of Special Education, University of Thessaly, Greece), Vlachou, Anastasia (Department of Special Education, University of Thessaly, Greece), Stavroussi, Panayiota (Department of Special Education, University of Thessaly, Greece), Research on Social Capital of Children and Adolescents with and without Disabilities: theoretical and methodological issues. RN 04 Turmel, André (Laval University, Canada), Social exclusion through categorization and classification: some propositions Achatz, Juliane (Institute for Employment Research, Germany), Social participation of children and youth from low-income families: How much evidence can we find? De Keyser, Lieselot (Ghent University, Belgium), Van Rossem, Ronan (Ghent University, Belgium), The effect of growing up poor on early child development in Flanders – an analysis of birth cohorts 2006 – 2009 Rausch, Attila (University of Szeged, Hungary), Török, Tímea (University of Szeged, Hungary), The role of social and affective components in educational achievement and further education of children in foster care Bielecka-Prus, Joanna (Maria Curie Skłodowska University (UMCS), Poland), Kruk, Marzena Sylwia (Maria Curie Skłodowska University (UMCS), Poland), Who cares? Children left behind and their everyday life Komendant-Brodowska, Agata (University of Warsaw, Poland), Between the voice of conscience and bonds of friendship. Behaviour of bystanders of bullying and group structure. Sharma, Ritu (National Law University, Delhi, India, India), Child Marriage: Snatching the innocence of Childhood Kahraman, Fatih (Süleyman Demirel University, Turkey), Child Poverty in Turkey: Risks and Problems Vuorisalo, Mari (University of Jyväskylä, Finland), Children with a difference: Exploring the production of inequality in the daily-life of preschool RESEARCH NETWORK 04 137 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Hakovirta, Mia (University of Turku, Department of Social Reserach, Finland), Haanpää, Leena (University of Turku, Institute for Child and Youth Research, Finland), Kuula, Mirka (University of Turku, Department of Social Reserach, Finland), Children’s experience of poverty and their subjective well-being Roerig, Simone (VU University, Netherlands, The), van Wesel, Floryt (Utrecht University, Netherlands, The), Evers, Sandra (VU University, Netherlands, The), Krabbendam, Lydia (VU University, Netherlands, The), Contextualizing Children’s empathy: individual abilities embedded in social processes RN 04 14:00 - 15:30 26th Wednesday FA 546 Chairs: Kayser, Laura B. (Goethe-University) Shmidt, Victoria (Masaryk University) Hajdu, Tamas (Institute of Economics, Centre for Economic and Regional Studies of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Hungary), Hajdu, Gabor (Institute for Sociology, Centre for Social Sciences of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences; MTA-ELTE Peripato Comparative Social Dynamics Research Group, Hungary), Differences in academic achievement and family background as determinants of friendship formation among primary school students Hegedűs, Rita (Corvinus University of Budapest, Hungary), Drjenovszky, Zsófia (Károli Gáspár University of the Reformed Church in Hungary), Pári, András (Hungarian Central Statistical Office), Differences in the treatment of twins in families of diverging social situation RN04S03 / Child Welfare Discourses and Heterogeneous Childhoods Takahashi, Mutsuko (Kibi International University, Japan), The impacts of European family law reforms on Japanese policy-making on child’s contact with non-resident parent in post-divorce separation life Motomori, Eriko (Meiji Gakuin University, Japan), Seeing Heterogeneity of Childhoods: A Historical Analysis on Multitiered Discourses on Juvenile Protection Systems in Japan Shmidt, Victoria (Masaryk University, Czech Republic, Institute of inclusive education studies), “Rescue our children”?: the public discourses to reform residential care for disabled children in the post-Soviet countries Kayser, Laura B. (Goethe-University, Germany), Unequal childhoods and social reproduction. On the relation of family life and primary school from children’s perspectives 138 RESEARCH NETWORK 04 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 14:00 - 15:30 26th Wednesday FA 547 Chairs: Baraldi, Claudio (University of Modena and Reggio Emilia) Iervese, Vittorio (University of Modena) RN04S04 / Education Türkyilmaz, Aytüre (University of Wuppertal, Germany), Bühler-Niederberger, Doris (University of Wuppertal, Germany), Actors of Unequal Childhoods Ozaki, Mizuho (University of Bath, United Kingdom), Supplementing Western sociological imagination with children and young people’s Ibasho Dreke, Claudia (University of Applied Sciences Magdeburg-Stendal, Germany), Imaginations of Children in the social space. Future positions in the perspectives of Italian and German teachers Baraldi, Claudio (University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, Italy), Iervese, Vittorio (University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, Italy), Narratives of memories and dialogue in multicultural classrooms. An action-research based on the use of photography. 16:00 - 17:30 26th Wednesday FA 546 Chairs: Garnier, Pascale (University Paris 13) Nienhaus, Sylvia (University of Luxembourg) RN 04 RN04S06 / Early Years Garnier, Pascale (University Paris 13, France), Children’s participation to a research on ECEC services: a methodological device for a plurality of voices Nienhaus, Sylvia (University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg), Multi-Layered Positioning in Care Arrangements – an Ethnographic View on Social Inequality in Day Care Farini, Federico (Middlesex University, United Kingdom), Scollan, Angela (Middlesex University, United Kingdom), A twofold concept: ‘disadvantage’ in the hegemonic discourse on Early Years Education in England 16:00 - 17:30 26th Wednesday FA 547 Chairs: Martens, Lydia D. (Keele University) Esser, Florian (University of Hildesheim) RN04S08 / Food and Bodies Martens, Lydia D (Keele University, United Kingdom), Head, Emma (Keele University, United Kingdom), “Inspired by Nature”: Childhood, bodies and the normalization of infant orality tools Andersen, Sidse Schoubye (University of Copenhagen, Denmark), Cooking Aesthetics and Lunch Discipline: How lunch-time staff influences children’s experience of food Esser, Florian (University of Hildesheim, Germany), Body weight and inequality in residential child care: the athletic body as an expression of good care Kallitsi, Galatia (University of Cyprus, Cyprus), Childhood and Media Popular Culture: An Ethnographic Approach of Children’s Beauty Cultures RESEARCH NETWORK 04 139 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 18:00 - 19:30 26th Wednesday FA 546 Chairs: Nilsen, Randi Dyblie (NTNU) Larkins, Cath (University of Central Lancashire) RN04S11 / Identity and Difference Grinde, Kjersti (NTNU), Nilsen, Randi Dyblie (NTNU), Negotiating Difference: Childhood and Transracial Adoption in Contemporary Norway Šikić-Mićanović, Lynette (Institute of Social Sciences Ivo Pilar, Croatia), Marinović Golubić, Marica (Institute of Social Sciences Ivo Pilar, Croatia), Children’s experiences in Roma communities Larkins, Cath (University of Central Lancashire, United Kingdom), Wainwright, John (University of Central Lancashire, United Kingdom), Dare we say racism? Exploring silence, difference and the potential for shared social citizenship through participatory research with young people have offended RN 04 18:00 - 19:30 26th Wednesday FA 547 Chairs: Assmuth, Laura (University of Eastern Finland) Amadasi, Sara (Università di Padova) Lowton, Karen (University of Sussex, United Kingdom), Higgs, Paul (University College London, United Kingdom), Hiley, Chris (King's College London, United Kingdom), Becoming ‘normal’ and different: the construction of embodied self- and social identity of the first recipients of childhood liver transplant in the UK RN04S12 / Migration Assmuth, Laura (University of Eastern Finland, Finland), Lulle, Aija (University of Latvia), Transnational childhoods: Methodologies for studying children’s perspectives on migration Amadasi, Sara (Università di Padova, Italy), Children's transnational narratives in a school setting. The relevance of positioning in producing narratives in the interaction. Storato, Giulia (University of Padova, Italy), Discovering possible childhoods: insights from a multimethod research with children Orekh, Ekaterina Aleksandrovna (Saint-Petersburg State University, Russian Federation), Bogomiagkova, Elena Sergeevna (Saint-Petersburg State University, Russian Federation), Sergeyeva, Olga Vjacheslavоvna (The Sociological Institute of the Russian Academy of Science), The reproduction of discrimination in the modern Russian children's cinema (2000-2014) 19:30 - 20:30 26th Wednesday FA 546 140 RESEARCH NETWORK 04 RN04BM / Business Meeting PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 11:00 - 12:30 27th Thursday FA 546 Chairs: Warming, Hanne (Roskilde University) Vogl, Susanne (University of Vienna) RN04S10 / Methodology Böttner, Miriam (Bergische Universität Wuppertal, Germany), Placing one’s self in an out-of-school learning facility – videography at a children’s university Pastorino, Agnese (Université Paris V René Descartes, Paris, France), Innovative Methodological Perspectives for Surveying Online Sexual Practices of Adolescents Warming, Hanne (Roskilde University, Denmark), Playing with Socially Constructed Identity Positions: Accessing and reconstructing children’s perspectives and positions through ethnographic fieldwork and creative workshops Vogl, Susanne (University of Vienna, Austria), Telephone Versus Face-to-face Interviews: Mode Effect on Semistructured Interviews with Children 14:00 - 15:30 27th Thursday FA 546 Chairs: Cockburn, Tom (Edge Hill University) Percy-Smith, Barry (University of Huddersfield) RN04S16 / Policy and Citizenship RN 04 Cockburn, Tom (Edge Hill University, United Kingdom), Devine, Dympna (University College Dublin, Ireland.), Theorising Children’s Social Citizenship: New Welfare States and Intergenerational Justice Kaukko, Mervi (University of Oulu, Finland), Participatory action research with unaccompanied girls: Pedagogy between oppression and hope Percy-Smith, Barry (University of Huddersfield, United Kingdom), Children and young people's particiaption in social change: Reflections on findings from an EU evaluation. Khalid, Asma (University of Wollongong, Australia), Young people’s Daily Lives and Policy Making 16:00 - 17:30 27th Thursday FA 546 Chairs: Thomas, Nigel Patrick (University of Central Lancashire) Leonard, Madeleine (Queen's University) RN04S20 / Theorising Childhood Leonard, Madeleine (Queen's University, United Kingdom), Generagency: Bridging Structure and Agency in Childhood Studies Thomas, Nigel Patrick (University of Central Lancashire, United Kingdom), Recognition and capability: alternative or complementary ways of understanding children’s participation and intergenerational relations? Oswell, David (Goldsmiths, University of London, United Kingdom), Childhood Studies and the Sociological Imagination RESEARCH NETWORK 04 141 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Tisdall, Kay (University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom), Ewart, Carole (Ewart Communications), From childhood to elite professional football: sociological explorations of inclusion and exclusion 11:00 - 12:30 28th Friday FA 546 Chairs: Poretti, Michele (University of Geneva) Schwittek, Jessica (University of Wuppertal) RN 04 11:00 - 12:30 28th Friday FA 547 Chairs: Johnson, Vicky (University of Brighton) Langmeyer, Alexandra N. (German Youth Institute e. V.) RN04S13 / Place and Adversity Poretti, Michele (University of Geneva, Switzerland), Urban inequalities from below. The perspectives of 7-9-year-old children living in disadvantaged neighbourhoods Schwittek, Jessica (University of Wuppertal, Germany), Young children’s favorite places – a comparison between Kyrgyzstan and Germany de Milliano, Cecile (University of Groningen, Netherlands, The), What's in a life phase? Cross cultural visions of adolescence in floodprone areas De Felice, Deborah (University of Catania, Italy), Colloca, Carlo (University of Catania, Italy), Children and the perception of urban spaces in a city of southern Europe: an analysis of the crisis RN04S17 / Poverty and Wellbeing Ridge, Tess (University of Bath, United Kingdom), The go-between: low-income children negotiating relationships of money and care with their separated parents. Johnson, Vicky (University of Brighton, United Kingdom), Breaking intergenerational transmissions of poverty: rights based research to understand the lives of street connected adolescent girls in Nairobi Entleitner-Phleps, Christine S. (German Youth Institute, Germany), Langmeyer, Alexandra N. (German Youth Institute, Germany), Walper, Sabine (German Youth Institute, Germany), What is important for child well-being in different family types? Langmeyer, Alexandra N. (German Youth Institute e.V., Germany), Gerleigner, Susanne (German Youth Institute e.V., Germany), Towards an Index of Child Well-Being 142 RESEARCH NETWORK 04 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 14:00 - 15:30 28th Friday FA 546 Chairs: Alasuutari, Maarit (University of Jyväskylä) Piessens, An (Childhood and Society Research Center) RN04S14 / Place, Belonging and Children's Perspectives Piessens, An (Childhood and Society Research Center, Belgium), Children’s perceptions of cities: different patterns of children’s agency lead to different forms of child friendliness Alasuutari, Maarit (University of Jyväskylä, Finland), Karila, Kirsti (University of Tampere, Finland), Day care life from children’s perspective Robinson, Sally (Southern Cross University, Australia), Graham, Anne (Southern Cross University, Australia), Fisher, Karen (University of New South Wales, Australia), Space, place and relationships: exploring belonging and connection with young people with cognitive disability in regional communities RN 04 Siippainen, Anna Laura Elina (University of Jyvaskyla, Finland), Spatial practices and governing in daycare 14:00 - 15:30 28th Friday FA 547 Chairs: Roets, Griet (Ghent University) RN04S18 / Poverty, Imagination and Crisis Nunes de Almeida, Ana (Instituto de Ciências Sociais, Lisboa University of Lisboa, Portugal), Children and the crisis: indicators, representations Trevisan, Gabriela de Pina (CIEC - University of Minho (Portugal), Portugal), Sarmento, Manuel Jacinto (CIEC - University of Minho (Portugal), Portugal), Social crisis drawn by crisis: imagination and social knowledge Schiettecat, Tineke (Ghent University, Belgium), Roets, Griet (Ghent University, Belgium), Vandenbroeck, Michel (Ghent University, Belgium), Routes out of (child) poverty: Key strategies of parents and professionals 16:00 - 17:30 28th Friday FA 546 Chairs: Rossi, Elisa (University of Modena and Reggio Emilia (Italy)) Rosen, Rachel (UCL Institute of Education) RN04S15 / Play Freeman, Olivia (Dublin Institute of Technology, Ireland), ‘Care Bear Bombs’: Getting Gender ‘Right’ in Preschoolers Talk-in-Interaction Rossi, Elisa (University of Modena and Reggio Emilia (Italy), Italy), Gender play in school interactions: how children, adolescents and adults manage differences and stereotypes RESEARCH NETWORK 04 143 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Rosen, Rachel (UCL Institute of Education, United Kingdom), Making monsters: Inscribing the ludic on the racialised bodies of children Sibireva, Maria (North-West Institute of Management of the Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration, Russian Federation), Play activity through the paradigm of sociological imagination 16:00 - 17:30 28th Friday FA 547 Chair: Stoecklin, Daniel (University of Geneva) RN 04 144 RESEARCH NETWORK 04 RN04S19 / Sports and Leisure Stoecklin, Daniel (University of Geneva, Switzerland), Bonvin, Jean-Michel (University of Geneva, Switzerland), Sedooka, Ayuko (University of Geneva, Switzerland), Inequalities in children’s participation in organised leisure activities Stier, Jonas (Mälardalen University, Sweden), Eriksson, Maria (Mälardalen University, Sweden), Leadership culture and the position of girls and young women within elite gymnastics Voskresenskiy, Vadim (National Research University "Higher School of Economics" (Saint Petersburg), Russian Federation), Savelieva, Svetlana (National Research University "Higher School of Economics" (Saint Petersburg), Russian Federation), The Role of Youth Clubs in Local Communities: Inclusion or Exclusion of Children and Adolescents? PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE RN05 - SOCIOLOGY OF CONSUMPTION 11:00 - 12:30 26th Wednesday FA 445 Chair: Dubuisson-Quellier, Sophie (Sciences Po) RN05S01 / Food: Meals and Eating Patterns Holm, Lotte (University of Copenhagen, Denmark), Lauridsen, Drude (University of Copenhagen, Denmark), Bøker Lund, Thomas (University of Copenhagen, Denmark), Mäkelä, Johanna (University of Helsinki, Finland), Niva, Mari (University of Helsinki, Finland), Gronow, Jukka (University of Helsinki, Finland), Changes in the context and conduct of meals in Nordic everyday life Everts, Jonathan (University Bonn, Germany), Wenzl, Christine (University Bonn, Germany), Places of work or places of eating? Canteens and the everyday practices of work-place food RN 05 Plessz, Marie (INRA, France), Gueguen, Alice (Inserm, France), Food consumption at the intersection of gender and marital status: the case of vegetable consumption in a large epidemiologic cohort in France Díaz-Méndez, Cecilia (University of Oviedo, Spain), Castaño, Elio (University of Oviedo, Spain), Spending and time management in households: deciding to eat out 11:00 - 12:30 26th Wednesday FA 446 Chair: Dulsrud, Arne (National Institute for Consumer Research) RN05S02 / Ethical and Political Consumption Fuentes, Christian (University of Gothenburg, Sweden), Hansson, Niklas (University of Gothenburg, Sweden), Smartphone apps as ethical consumption tools: Materialities, moralities and agency Schenk, Patrick (University of Zurich, Switzerland), Towards an Integrative Explanation of Fair Trade Consumption: Moving beyond NAM, VBN and TPB Koivula, Aki (University of Turku, Finland), Räsänen, Pekka (University of Turku, Finland), Saarinen, Arttu (University of Turku, Finland), Does political orientation associate with consumer attitudes? Examining Finnish consumers, 1999–2014 Niva, Mari (University of Helsinki, Finland), Jallinoja, Piia (University of Helsinki, Finland), Taking a stand through food choices? Characteristics of political food consumption and consumers in Finland Henkel-Otto, Jelena (Justus-Liebig-University Giessen, Germany, Germany), “Ethic by the Shopping Trolley“– Sustainable Awareness or elitist Lifestyle and differentiating Characteristic? RESEARCH NETWORK 05 145 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 11:00 - 12:30 26th Wednesday FA 447 Chair: Silva Cruz, Isabel Maria (Institute of Sociology, University of Porto, Portugal) RN 05 14:00 - 15:30 26th Wednesday FA 445 Chair: Wahlen, Stefan (Wageningen University) RN05S03 / Consumption Inequalities and Exclusions I Luedicke, Marius K. (Cass Business School, City University London, United Kingdom), Consumer Acculturation and Ethnic Group Inequality: A Relational Configuration Analysis Drosdowski, Thomas (GWS mbH, Germany), Ritter, Tobias (ISF München, Germany), Stöver, Britta (GWS mbH, Germany), Consumption of the poor in Germany: projecting the development until 2030 Mortara, Ariela (IULM University, Italy), Roberti, Geraldina (Universita degli Studi dell'Aquila (Italy)), Reducing inequalities: the role of Internet in the construction of a responsible lifestyle Olko, Dorota (University of Warsaw, Poland), Is the Working-class Body the ‘Identity Project’? Social Inequalities and the Significance of Physical Appearance Valor, Carmen (Universidad Pontificia Comillas, Spain), Papaoikonomou, Eleni (Universidad Rovira i Virgili), Exploring the phenomenon of Spanish Time Banks in times of crisis RN05S04 / Sustainable Practices and Change Borch, Anita (National Institute for Consumer Research, Norway), The split between ecological movements of “green growth” and “degrowth” and its impact on sustainable change: Press’s coverage of electric vehicles (EVs) and care sharing as case Yates, Luke (University of Manchester, United Kingdom), Household Sharing and Consumption: Solo Living, Sustainability and Domestic Economies of Scale Pohjolainen, Pasi (University of Turku, Finland), Jokinen, Pekka (University of Tampere, Finland), Eating less meat? Changing consumer practices as a sustainability issue Vandermoere, Frederic (University of Antwerp, Belgium), Friend or foe? Sustainable consumption and political activism. Tangeland, Torvald (National Institute for Consumer Research (SIFO), Norway), Vittersø, Gunnar (National Institute for Consumer Research (SIFO), Norway), Heidenstrøm, Nina (National Institute for Consumer Research (SIFO), Norway), How to measure sustainable consumption? 146 RESEARCH NETWORK 05 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 14:00 - 15:30 26th Wednesday FA 446 Chair: Gurova, Olga (University of Helsinki) RN05S05 / Material Culture Chelcea, Liviu (University of Bucharest, Romania), Shopping, storage and gift-giving: An Ethnography of Oniomania Degli Esposti, Piergiorgio (University of Bologna, Italy), Will the Prosumer Survive in Digital Society, or it is was just an utopia Vilar Roslaes, Marta (University of Lisbon, ICS, Portugal), Portugal Village. Material culture, migration and difference. Jacobsen, Eivind (National institute for consumer research, Norway), Performing realities - experts taking on domestic household practices Jack, Tullia (Lund University, Sweden), Media-ating practices: tracing the development of (un)sustainable consumption through media 14:00 - 15:30 26th Wednesday FA 447 Chair: Niva, Mari (University of Helsinki) RN05S19 / Food: Meanings and Practices RN 05 Halkier, Bente (Roskilde University, Denmark), Communicating conveniencisation of cooking: Comparative analysis of how meal box-schemes are framed in four European countries Jackson, Peter (University of Sheffield, United Kingdom), Viehoff, Valerie (Bonn University, Germany), Rethinking 'convenience' food Goszczynski, Wojciech (NICOLAUS COPERNICUS UNIVERSITY, Poland), Wójtewicz, Anna (NICOLAUS COPERNICUS UNIVERSITY, Poland), Appetite for a change: consumer agency in contemporary food networks Reckinger, Rachel (University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg), Responsibility in Everyday Practices of Sustainable Food Choices between Self-Referentiality and Regional Identification Nistor, Laura (Sapientia Hungarian University of Transylvania, Romania), Trust, pleasure and skepticism. Three attributes of the Romanian farmers' markets RESEARCH NETWORK 05 147 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 16:00 - 17:30 26th Wednesday FA 446 Chair: Mortara, Ariela (IULM University) RN05S06 / Sociology of Taste I Pape, Simone (University of Zurich, Switzerland), Rössel, Jörg (University of Zurich, Switzerland), Weingartner, Sebastian (University of Zurich, Switzerland), Schenk, Patrick (University of Zurich, Switzerland), Wine Consumption and Dimensions of Cultural Openness Daenekindt, Stijn (Ghent University, Belgium), Dispositional flexibility across aesthetic domains Kolehmainen, Marjo (University of Tampere, Finland), The material markers of ’white trash’: Consumption and taste in Finland RN 05 16:00 - 17:30 26th Wednesday FA 447 Chair: Zalewska, Joanna (The Maria Grzegorzewska Academy of Special Education) Mann, Anna (University of Amsterdam, Netherlands, The), What is tasting? On subjective knowing, stilling hunger and praising God Smith, Dennis (Loughborough University, United Kingdom), Back to the Future of Consumer Society: Evaluating Jean Améry’s Preface to the Future. Culture in a Consumer Society (1964) after half a century. RN05S08 / Cultural Stratification I Karademir Hazır, Irmak (Middle East Technical University, Turkey), Establishment of hierarchies in culture and arts: A temporal analysis of Turkish fields Taltekin, Gulay (Bilkent University, Turkey), I Watch It Just for Mocking: Cultural Stratification through Documentary Consumption Emmanouel, Dimitris (National Center for Social Research, Greece), Kaftantzoglou, Roxani (National Center for Social Research, Greece), Souliotis, Nikolaos (National Center for Social Research, Greece), Cultural consumption and social stratification in Athens: results of empirical quantitative research Špaček, Ondřej (Charles University in Prague, Faculty of Humanities, Czech Republic), Leisure, taste and cultural stratification of youth in Prague 16:00 - 17:30 26th Wednesday FA 445 Chair: Halkier, Bente (Roskilde University) RN05S12 / Theories of Consumption Oncini, Filippo (University of Trento, School of Social Sciences Sociology and Social Research, Italy), Food Sociology and the Classics of Social Thought: Reductivism, Systemism and Microsociology Keller, Margit (University of Tartu, Estonia), Vihalemm, Triin (University of Tartu, Estonia), 148 RESEARCH NETWORK 05 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Are some practices denser than others? Analytic implications for practice change interventions. Warde, Alan (University of Manchester, United Kingdom), Re-evaluating critiques of consumer society Welch, Daniel James (University of Manchester, United Kingdom), Imagining the Sustainable Consumer: Cultural Intermediation and Sustainability Communications 16:00 - 17:30 26th Wednesday FA 601 Chair: Mary, Aurelie Aline (University of Tampere) JS_RN05+RN30c / Youth and Consumption Styles Haanpää, Leena (University of Turku, Finland), Wilska, Terhi-Anna (University of Jyväskylä, Finland), The effects of socializing agents on youth consumption styles RN 05 Eisentraut, Steffen (University of Wuppertal, Germany), König, Alexandra (University of Wuppertal, Germany), “I love these Shoes” – Shopping as a Practice of Legitimization and Presentation Hohnen, Pernille (Aalborg University, Denmark), Gram, Malene (Aalborg University, Denmark), Böcker Jakobsen, Turf (The Danish Consumer Council), Credit and debt as the ‘new normal’. Conceptualizing the risk of ‘overindebtedness’ as part of emerging financial practices in contemporary consumer society. Otte, Gunnar (Johannes Gutenberg-University Mainz, Germany), Social inequalities and symbolic boundaries in a local club and discotheque market 18:00 - 19:30 26th Wednesday FA 445 Chair: Karademir Hazır, Irmak (Middle East Technical University) RN05S07 / Markets of Consumption Tena-Sánchez, Jordi (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona), León, Francisco J. (Universitat de Girona), Noguera, Jose A. (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona), The inverse ticket office: analysis of a “pay what you want” experience Arcidiacono, Davide (University of Catania, Italy), Time-banking on line: between sharing economy and personal branding strategies Dalichau, Dirk (Goethe-University Frankfurt, Germany), Spreading of shopping practices (in theory and practice) Strzyczkowski, Konstanty (University of Warsaw, Poland), Liquid and linked. The concept of brand community. RESEARCH NETWORK 05 149 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Garcia-Bardidia, Renaud (University of Lorraine, France), Sharing economy: between social inclusion and market exclusion. Insights from the case of leboncoin.fr 18:00 - 19:30 26th Wednesday FA 446 Chairs: Nielsen, Annemette Ljungdalh (University of Copenhagen) Lurbe i Puerto, Kàtia (Public hospital Network of the Parisian Region & GT Education Santé, Ifé ENS-Lyon) RN 05 18:00 - 19:30 26th Wednesday FA 447 Chairs: Wilska, Terhi-Anna (University of Jyväskylä) Mary, Aurelie Aline (University of Tampere) JS_RN05+RN16a / Cross-national Perspective on the Normative Discourses of 'Food Health' Régnier, Faustine (INRA, France), Toward a proper diet and a healthy body in France and in the United States: a comparison of normative discourses Jallinoja, Piia Tuuli (University of Helsinki, Finland), Savolainen, Salla (University of Helsinki, Finland), Nutrition recommendations, health citizenship and lazy gluttons Maj, Agnieszka (Warsaw University of Life Sciences, Poland), You Are What You Eat - On Perception Of Linkages Between Food Consumption And Health In Poland Roos, Gun (National Institute for Consumer Research - SIFO, Norway), Niva, Mari (University of Helsinki, Finland), Kahma, Nina (University of Helsinki, Finland), Kjærnes, Unni (National Institute for Consumer Research - SIFO, Norway), Lund, Thomas Bøker (University of Copenhagen, Denmark), Mäkelä, Johanna (University of Helsinki, Finland), Do consumers reduce meat consumption? Background factors and opinions related to healthy and sustainable eating in four Nordic countries JS_RN05+RN30b / Building Young People´s Identities in Media Lin, Liang-Wen (University of California, Los Angeles, United States of America), Habitus on social media: College students’ different approaches to identity construction on Facebook Morris, Max (Durham University, United Kingdom), ‘Charlie is so cool like’: Authenticity, popularity and inclusive masculinity on YouTube Truninger, Monica (University of Lisbon, Portugal), Ferreira, Vítor Sérgio (University of Lisbon, Portugal), Consuming food media, building dreams among Young Portuguese Chefs Oksanen, Atte (University of Tampere, Finland), Kaakinen, Markus (University of Tampere, Finland), Näsi, Matti (University of Tampere, Finland), Räsänen, Pekka (University of Tampere, Finland), Online Exposure to Pro-Eating Disorder Content among Young People in the UK, Germany and Finland 150 RESEARCH NETWORK 05 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 19:30 - 20:30 26th Wednesday FA 450 RN05BM / Business Meeting 11:00 - 12:30 27th Thursday FA 446 RN05S11 / Problematic Forms of Consumption Chair: Purhonen, Semi (University of Tampere) Kramer, Ronald (University of Auckland, New Zealand), Consumerism and deviance: Adolescent prisoners in cognitive treatment settings and the wish to consume Heiskanen, Maria (University of Helsinki, Finland), Excessive consumption in gambling: society-provided financial assistance for problem gamblers in Finland Egerer, Michael Dieter (University of Helsinki, Finland), Types of gambling and their riskiness RN 05 Makarov, Kiril (Higher School of Economics, Russian Federation), Alcohol consumption practices among Russian university students Brock, Tom (Manchester Metropolitan University, United Kingdom), Fulfilling Your Destiny? Towards a Relational Approach of Online Video Gaming 11:00 - 12:30 27th Thursday FA 445 Chair: Holm, Lotte (University of Copenhagen) RN05S18 / Food: Health and Sustainability Miller, Carol Diana (University of Wisconsin-La Crosse, United States of America), European Food Security and Food Labels: Who Cares and Who Does Not? Paddock, Jessica Rhiannon (University of Manchester, United Kingdom), Changing Consumption, Changing Preferences? A Practice Oriented Perspective for Understanding Food (In)Security Dubuisson-Quellier, Sophie (Sciences Po, Paris, France), Gojard, Séverine (INRA, Aliss, France), Food waste: from household coordination to cooking competencies Parmiggiani, Paola (University of Bologna, Italy), Paltrinieri, Roberta (University of Bologna, Italy), Degli Esposti, Piergiorgio (University of Bologna, Italy), Musaro', Pierluigi (University of Bologna, Italy), Policies and practices of food waste reduction. Challenging the crisis through sustainable lifestyles RESEARCH NETWORK 05 151 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 14:00 - 15:30 27th Thursday FA 445 Chair: Brembeck, Helene (University of Gothenburg) RN 05 14:00 - 15:30 27th Thursday FA 446 Chair: Katz-Gerro, Tally (University of Haifa) RN05S13 / Gender, Body and Consumption Eichert, Christian A. (City University London, United Kingdom), Same-Sex Marriage and its Discontents: Gay Consumers’ Response to Positive Subcultural Identity Threat Bagnoli, Carlo (Ca' Foscari, University of Venice, Italy), Setiffi, Francesca (University of Padova, Italy), Biotto, Gianluca (Ca' Foscari, University of Venice, Italy), Lazzer, Gian Paolo (University of Verona, Italy), The role of market in shaping women’s identity as mothers: practices, objects and social representations Wilska, Terhi-Anna (University of Jyväskylä, Finland), Lintonen, Tomi (The Finnish Foundation for Alcohol Studies, Finland), The gender gap in teenagers’ incomes. A 30-year trend in Finland 1983-2013 Chytkova, Zuzana (University of Economics, Prague, Czech Republic), Brogård Kristensen, Dorthe (University of Southern Denmark, Odense, Denmark), Healthy living, consumer culture and governmentality: Cultural themes from Czech Republic and Denmark RN05S16 / Cultural Stratification II Nagel, Ineke (VU University Amsterdam, Netherlands, The), Ganzeboom, Harry B.G. (VU University Amsterdam, Netherlands, The), Cultural reproduction and mobility in the Netherlands – a life course perspective Veenstra, Gerry (University of British Columbia, Canada), Class position and musical tastes: A sing-off between the cultural omnivorism and Bourdieusian homology frameworks Moshe, Mira (Ariel University, Israel), Cellular Branding - The Search For Love Via The Emotions Industry le Grand, Elias (Stockholm University, Sweden), The ‘Hipster’ as a Social Type: ‘Emerging’ Cultural Capital, Symbolic Boundaries and Socio-Spatial Divisions Kaya, Yunus (University of North Carolina Wilmington, USA), Sunar, Lütfi (Istanbul Universitesi, Turkey), Demiral, Seran (Istanbul Universitesi, Turkey), Cultural Tendencies of Social Stratas in Turkey: Patterns of Consumption and Life Style 152 RESEARCH NETWORK 05 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 16:00 - 17:30 27th Thursday FA 445 Chair: Aro, Riikka Susanna (University of Jyväskylä, Department of Social Sciences and Philosophy) RN05S15 / Structural and Institutional Conditions of Consumption Lizama, Andrea (The University of Manchester, United Kingdom), Housing consumption practices as a lens on the social trajectories of Chilean Teachers: exploring the entangled nature of everyday understandings of social mobility, biographical change and social change. Sadian, Samuel Dominic (University of Barcelona, Spain. Department of Sociological Theory, Philosophy of Law and Methodology of the Social Sciences), Consumer Practices as Struggles for Recognition: An Argument from the South Seliverstova, Oleksandra (Tallinn University, Estonia), National Identity in the Context of post-Soviet Consumption RN 05 Muti, Öndercan (Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University, İstanbul, Turkey), Fırat, Derya (Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University, İstanbul, Turkey), The Conflicting Middle Classes in Turkey: The Lifestyle Differences and Spatial Segregation Chorvát, Ivan (Matej Bel University, Slovak Republic), Who earns money and who works in family. Income, housework and consumption in Slovak families.. 16:00 - 17:30 27th Thursday FA 446 JS_RN05+RN16b / Feeding Peoples’ Health: Dietary Health and the Medicalization of Eating Chairs: Truninger, Monica (University of Lisbon) Lurbe i Puerto, Kàtia (Public hospital Network of the Parisian Region & GT Education Santé, Ifé ENS-Lyon) Danesi, Giada (University of Hertfordshire, United Kingdom), Wills, Wendy (University of Hertfordshire, United Kingdom), Kapetanaki, Ariadne (University of Hertfordshire, United Kingdom), Scottish policy initiatives to improve dietary health in secondary schools: food and drink purchasing practices of young people Zamora, Gerardo (World Health Organization), Peña-Rosas, Juan Pablo (World Health Organization), García-Casal, María Nieves (World Health Organization), Incorporating considerations on equity-oriented implementation and ethics in WHO normative work on nutrition actions Monteiro, Paulo Jorge (ISCTE-IUL ( University Institute of Lisbon), Portugal), Feeding health. The role of functional foods. RESEARCH NETWORK 05 153 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 11:00 - 12:30 28th Friday FA 447 Chair: Egerer, Michael Dieter (University of Helsinki) RN05S09 / Arts Participation I Daugavietis, Jānis (Latvian Academy of Culture, Latvia), Grīnberga, Līga (Latvian Academy of Culture, Latvia), Differences and Inequalities in arts participation: Case of Latvian Song and Dance festival Beunen, Sofie (Ghent University, Belgium), Siongers, Jessy (Ghent University, Belgium), Lievens, John (Ghent University, Belgium), Reading between the lines. Understanding youth’s reading behaviour and the ethnical differences in this cultural practice RN 05 11:00 - 12:30 28th Friday FA 445 Chair: Jallinoja, Piia Tuuli (University of Helsinki) Siongers, Jessy (Ghent University, Belgium), Lievens, John (Ghent University, Belgium), Beunen, Sofie (Ghent University, Belgium), Teachers, pacesetters for cultural participation? Cultural profiles of secondary school teachers and their views on cultural education. Papushina, Iuliia Olegavna (National Research University-Higher School of Economics, Russian Federation), Is Opera Attendance Fashionable? RN05S17 / Food and Cultures of Consumption Kjærnes, Unni (National Institute for Consumer Research, Norway), Dulsrud, Arne (National Institute for Consumer Research, Norway), Hunger amidst plenty. The institutionalisation of food consumption in Bihar, India Pechurina, Anna (Leeds Beckett University, United Kingdom), National Food and Russiannness in Immigration Jarecka, Urszula (Institute of Philosophy and Sociology Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland), “Food for masses” and the taste of luxury: rhetoric of luxury food in the Polish media discourse Utanır Karaduman, Ayşen (University of Gaziantep, Turkey), The Relation Between Cuisine and Cultural Identity 11:00 - 12:30 28th Friday FA 446 Chair: Degli Esposti, Piergiorgio (University of Bologna) 154 RESEARCH NETWORK 05 RN05S20 / Consumption Inequalities and Exclusions II Airaghi, Giulia Federica (Università Cattolica of Milan, Italy), A balanced exchanged of sacrifices: the mechanisms of online barter. Lund, Thomas Bøker (University of Copenhagen, Denmark), Nielsen, Annemette (University of Copenhagen, Denmark), Holm, Lotte (University of Copenhagen, Denmark), Coping strategies and attitudes to food in budget constrained households: what is the relationship to obesity? PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Roux, Dominique (Université Paris Sud, France), Guillard, Valérie (Université Paris Dauphine, France), What if 'the poor' aren't who we think they are?: How urban gleaners redefine the idea of poverty Nielsen, Annemette Ljungdalh (University of Copenhagen, Denmark), Lund, Thomas Bøker (University of Copenhagen, Denmark), Holm, Lotte (University of Copenhagen, Denmark), Dealing with food budget constraint in Denmark – vagabondic and touristic experiences 11:00 - 12:30 28th Friday FA 201 Chair: Keller, Margit (University of Tartu) JS_RN05+RN09 / Coping with the Crisis: Economic Shocks and Changing Patterns of Consumption RN 05 Čepelák, Václav (Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles University, Czech Republic), Hájek, Martin (Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles University, Czech Republic), Sources of “interpretive cacophony” in public discourse on consumer behaviour: a case study of foreign exchange intervention of Czech National Bank Moiso, Valentina (University of Turin, Italy), Money, territory and relationships: three case studies from Italy Vihalemm, Triin (University of Tartu, Estonia), Keller, Margit (University of Tartu, Estonia), Lack of money or lack of time or both? Estonian consumers during and after economic crisis Wahlen, Stefan (Wageningen University, The Netherlands), Mandemakers, Jornt (Wageningen University, The Netherlands), Crisis, social inequality and consumption – a Dutch perspective 14:00 - 15:30 28th Friday FA 445 Chair: Martens, Lydia D. (Keele University) RN05S21 / Consumption and Parenting Brembeck, Helene (University of Gothenburg, Sweden, Center for Consumer Science), Fuentes, Maria (University of Gothenburg, Sweden, Center for Consumer Science), Convenient food for baby. An ethnographic study of processed baby food and the practice of weaning Opree, Suzanna Johanna (University of Amsterdam, Netherlands, The), Parents, Kin, and Consumer Pressure Terragni, Laura Maria Elena (Oslo and Akershus University College of Applied Sciences , Norway), Amundsen, Marlen (Oslo and Akershus University College, Norway), Lyngstad, Julianne (Oslo and Akershus University College, Norway), RESEARCH NETWORK 05 155 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Nguyen, Camilla (University of Oslo), Wandel, Margareta (University of Oslo), De Paoli, Marina Manuela (Fafo), Candies only on Saturdays: A qualitative investigation of how Somali– Norwegian mothers regulate their children’s sweets consumption Stuvøy, Ingvill (NTNU, Norway), When the happy parents are ‘parent-consumers’: the creation of new consumers in transnational surrogacy 14:00 - 15:30 28th Friday FA 446 RN 05 Chair: Daenekindt, Stijn (Ghent University) 14:00 - 15:30 28th Friday FA 447 Chair: Vihalemm, Triin (University of Tartu) RN05S22 / Arts Participation II Purhonen, Semi (University of Tampere, Finland), Heikkilä, Riie (University of Helsinki, Finland), Lauronen, Tina (University of Helsinki, Finland), Gronow, Jukka (University of Helsinki, Finland), The Grand Opening? A Comparative Study of Changes in the Conception and Content of Culture and the Arts in Five European Newspapers, 1960-2010 Willekens, Mart (Ghent University, Belgium), Catching the Cultural Omnivore: Omnivore Musical Preferences Within and Across Musical Fields Kuruoğlu, Alev Pınar (Bilkent University, Turkey), The Emergence of a Politicized Market: Kurdish Music in Turkey RN05S23 / Sustainability and Energy Consumption Lőrincz, Máté János (Keele University, United Kingdom), George, Sharon (Keele University, United Kingdom), Robinson, Zoe (Keele University, United Kingdom), Martens, Lydia (Keele University, United Kingdom), Are smart electricity display-monitors smart enough to disrupt the everyday? Hansen, Anders Rhiger (Aalborg University, Denmark), A sociological approach for investigating the effect of energy prices on energy consumption Silva Cruz, Isabel Maria (Institute of Sociology, University of Porto, Portugal, Portugal), Galpshare: When a Petrol Company Promote Sustainable Consumption Practices Using Social Networks Jacobsen, Mette Hove (Aalborg University, Copenhagen, Denmark), (In)appropriately laundered clothing: a latent class analysis on use of washing machines? 156 RESEARCH NETWORK 05 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 14:00 - 15:30 28th Friday FA 650 Chair: Mary, Aurelie Aline (University of Tampere) JS_RN05+RN30a / Youth and Risky Consumption Stanoev, Martin (Silesian University in Opava, Faculty of Public Policies in Opava, Czech Republic), Drugs as an element of life style Jakobsson, Mats (Lulea University of Technology, Sweden, Sweden), ”Psychonauts”, “healthneers” and those between; Preferences and consumption of illicit drugs among youth in northern rural Sweden. Wendt, Eva-Verena (German Youth Institute (DJI), Germany), Entleitner, Christine (German Youth Institute (DJI), Germany), Walper, Sabine (German Youth Institute (DJI), Germany), Alcohol Use in Young and Middle Adolescence: Influences of Family Structure and Parenting Behavior RN 05 Masson, Philippe (University of Lille 2), Porrovecchio, Alessandro (University of the Littoral Opal Coast, France), Caby, Isabelle (University of Artois), Kuehn, Carl (University of the Littoral Opal Coast, France), Pezé, Thierry (University of the Littoral Opal Coast, France), Theunynck, Denis (University of the Littoral Opal Coast, France), Risk, addictions and rituals. A sociological interpretation of the Opal Coast students’ anomy 16:00 - 17:30 28th Friday FA 447 Chair: Jacobsen, Eivind (National Institute for Consumer Research) RN05S10 / Sociology of Taste II Filimon, Nela (Universitat de Girona, Spain), Cultural differences and the perception of happiness: a multidimensional perspective on leisure consumption and time allocation Arslan, Zerrin (Mustafa Kemal University, Faculty of Arts and Sciences, Sociology, Hatay, Turkey), Tastes Erasing All Differences: Production and Consumption of Food in Antioch, Turkey Gheorghiu, Iulia (The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong S.A.R. (China)), Clothes we choose to wear: distinction, entitlement and conspicuous consumption in Romania Zalewska, Joanna (The Maria Grzegorzewska Academy of Special Education, Poland), Cobel-Tokarska, Marta (The Maria Grzegorzewska Academy of Special Education, Poland), Rationalization of pleasure. The analysis of the blogs of Polish minimalists RESEARCH NETWORK 05 157 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 16:00 - 17:30 28th Friday FA 445 Chair: Borch, Anita (National Institute for Consumer Research) RN 05 16:00 - 17:30 28th Friday FA 446 Chair: Welch, Daniel James (University of Manchester) RN05S14 / Consumption and Different Generations Dumbili, Emeka (Brunel University, United Kingdom), Intoxicating Entertainment? Alcohol Industry's Sponsored 'Star Music Trek' and Alcohol Misuse among Young People Kylkilahti, Eliisa (University of Helsinki, Finland), The right age to get good service - The stigma of youth and old age in consumer narratives Venn, Susan (University College London, United Kingdom), Hitchings, Russell (University College London, United Kingdom), Day, Rosie (University of Birmingham), Hibbert, Julia (University of Birmingham), ‘Baby boomers’ expectations’ for leisure travel consumption: the influence of cohort inequalities Gurova, Olga (University of Helsinki, Finland), The Unseen Fashion Scene: Young Clothing Designers as Entrepreneurs in Kallio, Helsinki Djokic, Anica (Collegue of Polytechnics Jihlava, Czech Republic), Czech consumer through generations - example of vacation decision making RN05S24 / Understanding 'The Sustainable Consumer' Aro, Riikka Susanna (University of Jyväskylä, Department of Social Sciences and Philosophy, Finland), Limits to Necessity Garnelo Gomez, Irene (Henley Business School, University of Reading, United Kingdom), Understanding the identity and motivations of sustainable consumers: Towards a conceptual model Burningham, Kate (University of Surrey, United Kingdom), Venn, Sue University College London), Lifecourse transitions and sustainable consumption Anciaux, Amélie (Université catholique de Louvain), Bartiaux, Françoise (Université catholique de Louvain; FNRS-Belgium), 10-year change toward (non-)sustainable consumption: practices, values and role of close personal relationships 158 RESEARCH NETWORK 05 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE RN06 - CRITICAL POLITICAL ECONOMY 12:45 - 13:45 26th Wednesday FCE Poster Area RN06P01 / Poster Session 16:00 - 17:30 26th Wednesday FA 504 RN06S01 / Debt, Finance and Resistance Chair: Horn, Laura (Roskilde Universitet) Paik, Wook Inn (Seoul National University of Science and Technology, Korea, Republic of (South Korea)), The Critique of Social Network Service Appropriation : Analysis of Platform Rent and Profit Wigger, Angela (Radboud University Nijmegen, Netherlands, The), Clua-Llosada, Monica (Pompeu Fabra Barcelona, Spain), Disciplining Debt. Meeting Across Crisis Realities RN 06 Wood, James David Gordon (King's College London, United Kingdom), How have state institutions reinforced the bottom-up mechanisms of consent in financialised capitalism? Ossewaarde, Marinus (University of Twente, Netherlands, The), Reijers, Wessel (University of Twente, Netherlands, The), Theorizing the commons: bringing the philosophy of money in Szlinder, Maciej (Adam Mickiewicz University, Poland), Through basic income to economic democracy – the importance of the relative wage Bruff, Ian (University of Manchester, United Kingdom), The constellation of the ‘non-market’: conceptual considerations, methodological consequences, political implications 18:00 - 19:30 26th Wednesday FA 504 Chair: Wigger, Angela (Radboud University Nijmegen) RN06S02 / Advances in Critical Political Economy Kantor, Lukas (Charles University, Faculty of Social Sciences, Institute of Political Studies, Czech Republic), Bilderberg Group and the Transnational Capitalist Class: Recent developments in tabooed elite club and their relevance for neo-Marxist sociology Bottero, Wendy (University of Manchester, United Kingdom), Everyday troubles, indeterminacy and changing the world: making sense of inequality Hernandez, Carlos Julian (Independent Scholar, United States of America), Women's Empowerment and the Economics of Inclusion RESEARCH NETWORK 06 159 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 19:30 - 20:30 26th Wednesday FA 504 RN06BM / Business Meeting 11:00 - 12:30 27th Thursday FA 504 RN06S03a / Critical Class Analysis in Eastern Europe 1 Chair: Schwartz, Gregory (University of Bristol) Dolenec, Danijela (University of Zagreb, Croatia), Doolan, Karin (University of Zadar, Croatia), Žitko, Mislav (University of Zagreb, Croatia), Class analysis in Croatia: silences and futures Ost, David (Hobart and William Smith Colleges, United States of America), The death and reemergence of class analysis in eastern Europe RN 06 14:00 - 15:30 27th Thursday FA 504 Chair: Ost, David (Hobart and William Smith Colleges) Scheiring, Gabor (University of Cambridge), The Political Economy of De-Democratization in Hungary Navratil, Jiri (Masaryk University and Charles University in Prague), Cisar, Ondrej (Charles University in Prague; Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences), Three Worlds of Capitalism and Three Faces of Economic Protest in the Post-communist Czech Republic Gagyi, Agnes (Eszterházy Károly College, Hungary), Gerocs, Tamas (Corvinus University Budapest, Hungary), Szarvas, Marton (Central European University, Hungary), Class in Eastern Europe - Elements for a Reconsideration RN06S03b / Critical Class Analysis in Eastern Europe 2 Artiukh, Volodymyr (Central European University), Taming the Labor: Class Genesis of Lukashenka Regime Morris, Jeremy (University of Birmingham, United Kingdom), Working-class power and left opposition in Russia: new union activism under authoritarianism Schwartz, Gregory (University of Bristol, United Kingdom), Remembering the new Working Class: Memorial and Material Transformations in the making of the Post-Soviet World Nedbalkova, Katerina (Faculty of Social Studies, Czech Republic), Working Class in Precarious Times (the Czech Republic case) Rekhviashvili, Lela (Central European University), Polese, Abel (Tallinn University, Estonia; Tallinn University of Technology), Informality and agency in Georgia: in search of a way to maximise and legitimise policy making 160 RESEARCH NETWORK 06 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 16:00 - 17:30 27th Thursday FA 504 Chair: Horn, Laura (Roskilde Universitet) RN06S06 / Totalled (Colin Cremin 2014) - Book Launch and Discussion Kramer, Ronald (University of Auckland, New Zealand), Discussant on panel for Colin Cremin's book Totalled: Salvaging the future from the wreckage of capitalism Martin, Greg (University of Sydney, Australia), Discussant on panel for Colin Cremin's book Totalled: Salvaging the Future from the Wreckage of Capitalism Browne, Craig Alan Richard (University of Sydney, Australia), Discussant on panel for Colin Cremin's book Totalled: Salvaging the Future from the Wreckage of Capitalism Cremin, Colin (University of Auckland, New Zealand), Salvaging the Future from the Wreckage of Capitalism 11:00 - 12:30 28th Friday FA 504 Chair: Clua-Losada, Monica (Universitat Pompeu Fabra) RN06S04 / Spaces of Resistance RN 06 Tomasevic, Tomislav (Institute for Political Ecology, Croatia), Horvat, Vedran (Institute for Political Ecology, Croatia), Croatian Urban Social Movements for Commons: From Contesting Privatisation to Appropriating the Public Ribera-Almandoz, Olatz (Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Spain), Constructing and Contesting the Multilevel State: Social Movements and the Territorial Redistribution of Authority Stewart, Paul (University of Strathclyde, United Kingdom), Garvey, Brian (University of Strathclyde, United Kingdom), Ferreira, William (Federal University of Goias, Brazil), The political economies of modernity and tradition in the social movements of Brazil ‘new frontier’. 14:00 - 15:30 28th Friday FA 504 Chair: Jäger, Johannes (University of Applied Sciences BFI Vienna) RN06S05 / Rethinking Class Struggles Preminger, Jonathan (Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel), The resurgence of class and the neocorporatist (national) bind Voigt, Douglas Richard (King's College London, United Kingdom), Class Redefined as Action Orientation towards Labour Market Participation: Tested on the German Case for Descriptive Validity Johansson, Kajsa Johanna (Linnaeus University, Sweden), Reflections on contemporary class formation in Mozambique Rocha Franco, Sérgio Henrique (University of Barcelona, Spain), The latest digital technologies and the changing forms of contemporary capital-labour conflict: Towards technophobia and 21st century Luddism? RESEARCH NETWORK 06 161 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Mulvad, Andreas (University of Copenhagen, Denmark), Contesting Capitalism and Imagining Democracy in China: A Typology of Left-wing Visions 16:00 - 17:30 28th Friday FA 504 Chair: Bruff, Ian (University of Manchester) RN 06 16:00 - 17:30 28th Friday FA 503 Chair: Wigger, Angela (Radboud University Nijmegen) RN06S07 / Transforming Capitalism - Institutional and Cultural Dimensions Bodirsky, Katharina (Middle East Technical University, Turkey), States Unmasked? Revisiting Abrams in the Context of Crisis Loeppky, Rodney (York University, Canada), Adaptive Capitalism and US Political Economy Chitranshi, Bhavya (Ambedkar University Delhi, India), Transforming the Political-Politicising Transformation: Beyond Developmentalism Ivanov, Dmitry (St.Petersburg state university, Russian Federation), New Forms of Inequality in Networks and Flows of Glam-Capitalism RN06S08 / European Political Economy in Crisis Cozzolino, Adriano (University of Naples "L'Orientale", Italy), Stealing water. The Italian political economy of water after the referendum of June 2011: a case of neoliberal authoritarianism? Calvo, Nagore (KCL, United Kingdom), Re-imagining Spain in Europe: embracing austerity, the raise of Podemos, and the possible end of the Spanish liberal national project. Jäger, Johannes (University of Applied Sciences BFI Vienna), Horn, Laura (Roskilde University), Towards a conjunctural analysis of the European crisis Salvia, Lucilla (La Sapienza University of Rome, Italy), Unfree labour in mature capitalism? Some reflections from the analysis of the agricultural production in Lazio region, Italy 162 RESEARCH NETWORK 06 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE RN07 - SOCIOLOGY OF CULTURE 11:00 - 12:30 26th Wednesday FCE C217 Chair: Jacobs, Mark D. (George Mason University) RN07S01 / Collective Memory as a Cultural System Jacobs, Mark D. (George Mason University, United States of America), A Tale of Two Crises: the Changing Cultures of Financial Regulation and Accountability Hagen, Trever Thomas (University of Exeter, United Kingdom), Wall is Over! Imagining John Lennon in Prague Tota, Anna Lisa (University Rome III, Italy), Luchetti, Lia (University Rome III, Italy), An “unaccomplished memory”: the period of the ‘strategy of tension’ in Italy (1969-1993) and the Piazza Fontana bombing in Milan RN 07 Cârlan, Alexandru I. (National University of Political Studies and Public Administration, Romania), Ciocea, Malina I. (National University of Political Studies and Public Administration, Romania), Re-writing memory: mediation and mediatization of remembrance about communism through cinema 11:00 - 12:30 26th Wednesday FCE C219 Chair: Varriale, Simone (University of Warwick, UK) RN07S03 / Evaluating Art Varriale, Simone (Department of Sociology, University of Warwick, United Kingdom), Beyond distinction: theorising cultural evaluation as a social encounter Cveticanin, Predrag Mihajla (Faculty of Sport and Tourism, TIMS, Serbia, Serbia), Popescu, Mihaela (California State University, San Bernandino, USA), How Taste Does It Roose, Willem (Universiteit Gent, Belgium), Roose, Henk (Universiteit Gent, Belgium), Artists' discourses in the legitimation of visual art: an analysis of discursive and aesthetic regimes in Flanders between 1965 and 2015. Wijngaarden, Yosha (Erasmus University Rotterdam, Netherlands, The), Hitters, Erik (Erasmus University Rotterdam, Netherlands, The), Performing creative places: clusters, reputation, identity and distinction Stewart, Simon (University of Portsmouth, United Kingdom), Sociology, aesthetics and 'bad taste' RESEARCH NETWORK 07 163 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 14:00 - 15:30 26th Wednesday FCE C217 Chair: Markowska, Barbara Anna (Collegium Civitas, Poland) RN07S02a / Art as a Cultural System 1 Basov, Nikita (Center for German and European Studies, St. Petersburg State University – Bielefeld University), de Nooy, Wouter (University of Amsterdam), Antonyuk, Artem (St. Petersburg State University), Nenko, Aleksandra (Center for German and European Studies, St. Petersburg State University – Bielefeld University), Kretser, Irina (St. Petersburg State University), Emergent Meaning Structures: Sociosemantic Network Analysis of Creative Communities Lin, Ming (Department of Sociology, Lancaster University, United Kingdom), Recreating traditions and making atmosphere! The case study of the assembly dancing at the Amis Harvest Festival RN 07 14:00 - 15:30 26th Wednesday FCE C219 Chair: Laermans, Rudi (University of Leuven, Belgium) Markowska, Barbara Anna (Collegium Civitas, Poland), Bukowska, Xymena (Collegium Civitas, Poland), Making cultural capital work: How does the culture matter? Korczynski, Marek (University of Nottingham, United Kingdom), Songs of the Factory: Multi-tonous musicking in the routinized workplace and beyond RN07S04a / Political Culture 1 Schwenck, Anna (Humboldt University Berlin, Germany), Summer camps in Russia – the analysis of a cultural form in an authoritarian political figuration Cortois, Liza (University of Leuven, Belgium), Laermans, Rudi (University of Leuven, Belgium), Rethinking Individualization: Three Varieties of Institutionalized Individualism Shockley, Gordon (Arizona State U., United States of America), East-West Cultural Diplomacy in the Cold War: The Instrumentalization of Cultural Capital in China and Valkonen, Sanna Marika (University of Lapland, Finland), Politics of Belonging in Postcolonial Sápmi: An Intersectional Approach. 16:00 - 17:30 26th Wednesday FCE C217 Chair: van der Broek, Andries (Netherlands Institute for Social Research SCP) 164 RESEARCH NETWORK 07 RN07S02b / Art as a Cultural System 2 Tessarolo, Mariselda (University of Padova, Italy Department DPSS), The artist’s profession: description and self-perception of an atypical job Holmberg, Tora (Uppsala University, Sweden), Törnqvist, Maria (Uppsala University, Sweden), Intimate sociality: the example of dancing PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE van den Broek, Andries (Netherlands Institute for Social Research SCP, Netherlands, The), van Houwelingen, Pepijn (Netherlands Institute for Social Research SCP, Netherlands, The), Heritage: the interested and the lay-practicioners among the Dutch population Blanc, Mathias (CNRS, France), Visual culture differences: a case study 16:00 - 17:30 26th Wednesday FCE C219 Chair: Kjølsrød, Lise (University of Oslo, Norway) RN07S04b / Political Culture 2 Babo, Thiago (University of São Paulo, Brazil), Communities in conflict: Cultural Aspects in the Danish Reluctance towards European Integration Kjølsrød, Lise (University of Oslo, Norway), ‘The Hidden Democracy’ RN 07 Heikkilä, Riie (University of Helsinki, Finland), Fernández Rodríguez, Carlos (Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain), Purhonen, Semi (University of Tampere, Finland), Skating Away on the Thin Ice of the New Day. A Case Study of the Transformation of Cultural Content in Spanish Newspapers El País and ABC, 1960–2010. 18:00 - 19:30 26th Wednesday FCE C217 Chair: Vanherwegen, Dries (Ghent University, Belgium) RN07S02c / Art as a Cultural System 3 Vanherwegen, Dries (Ghent University, Belgium), Lievens, John (Ghent University, Belgium), The link between Art Education and School Performance in primary schools Laķe, Anda (Latvian Academy of Culture, Latvia), dr.art. Tjarve, Baiba (Latvian Academy of Culture, Latvia), bc.art. Grīnberga, Līga (Latvian Academy of Culture, Latvia), Measuring Social and Economic Impact of Large Scale Cultural Events: Social Network Analysis Rogowski, Łukasz (Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan, Poland), Guidelines for researching socio-cultural competencies. The case of visual competence in Poland. Beitnere-Le Galla, Dagmara (University of Latvia, Latvia), Dialogue and the “third voice” RESEARCH NETWORK 07 165 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 18:00 - 19:30 26th Wednesday FCE C219 Chair: Karagöl, Elif Yagmur (Middle East Technical University, Turkey) RN07S04c / Political Culture 3 Yaman, Fatih (Celal Bayar University, Turkey), İspirli, Deniz (Celal Bayar University, Turkey), Acar, Zeynep Selin (Ege University, Turkey), A Sociological Approach to the EU Accession Process of Turkey: Different Cultures & Different Identities Karagöl, Elif Yagmur (Middle East Technical University, Turkey), Topal, Çağatay (Middle East Technical University, Turkey), Changing Cultures in Turkish Prisons: From the Ward System to the F-type Prisons Kusche, Isabel (Osnabrück University, Germany), Culture and the Differentiation of Politics: The Reflection on Political Clientelism in the Irish Political Debate RN 07 Kirilina, Tatiana (Financial and Technological Academy, Russian Federation, Russian State Social University), Kirilina, Nadezda (National Research University Higher School of Economics), Crisis of cultural values as one of the manifestations of the crisis of culture Kirvalidze, Ana (Ilia State University, Georgia), Passing or Failing the Stalin Test? Analyzing Contemporary Perceptions of Stalin in Georgia 19:30 - 20:30 26th Wednesday FCE C217 RN07BM / Business Meeting 11:00 - 12:30 27th Thursday FCE C217 RN07S05a / Imagining the Other 1 Chair: Jaworsky, B. Nadya (Masaryk University, Czech Republic) Jaworsky, B. Nadya (Masaryk University, Czech Republic), Imagining difference and inequality: cultural constructions of unauthorized immigrants Mohammadi, Elaheh (Masaryk University, Czech Republic), The contentious body: On representation of women’s body in the Iranian public sphere Schaap, Julian (Erasmus University Rotterdam, Netherlands, The), (De)constructing a White Space: Boundary Work, Whiteness and the Reception of Rock Music in Rotterdam Barbe-Winter, Ashleigh (University of Western Sydney, Australia), Religious Accommodation in the Australian legal system Elchardus, Mark (Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium), te Braak, Petrus (Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium), Societal Decline and Xenophobia 166 RESEARCH NETWORK 07 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 11:00 - 12:30 27th Thursday FCE C219 Chair: Hutter, Michael (WZB Berlin Social Science Center, Germany) RN07S07 / Culture and Commerce Canha, Anselmo (University of Porto, Portugal), Alvelos, Heitor (University of Porto, Portugal), The ideological crossroads of the creative act: how a shopping mall became a music hub, and how it might perversely return to consumption mode. Giannini, Lorenzo (University of Urbino, Italy), Planned obsolescence as a controversial issue. Analysing conversations generated by two different Apple iPhone launches Liu, Ta-ho (National Chiao Tung University, Taiwan, Taiwan, Republic of China), The Controversy of Values in Cultural Industries: The Distinction of Use Value and Exchange Value Hutter, Michael (WZB Berlin Social Science Center, Germany), When Culture and Commerce clash: cases of mutual innovation between autonomous spheres of valuation RN 07 Nechita, Florin (University Transilvania of Brasov, Romania), Candrea, Adina Nicoleta (University Transilvania of Brasov, Romania), Briciu, Victor (University Transilvania of Brasov, Romania), Sandru, Codrina (University Transilvania of Brasov, Romania), The candidacy for the European Capital of Culture title: an opportunity for destination branding or for social engagement? 14:00 - 15:30 27th Thursday FCE C217 Chair: Meyer-Schwarzenberger, Matthias (University of St. Gallen, Switzerland) RN07S05b / Imagining the Other 2 Meyer-Schwarzenberger, Matthias (University of St.Gallen, Switzerland), The Disciplinary Power of Grammar: How Language Structures Govern Mentality Ece, Emine Ecem (Middle East Technical University, Turkey), Representation of Class Culture: A Case on Private Schools in Turkey Ferreri, Emanuela (Sapienza University of Rome,, Italy), Crisis at the age of crisis Kahma, Nina (University of Helsinki, Finland), Kosunen, Sonja (University of Helsinki, Finland), ‘Elite’ in the Finnish academic and public discourses: interconnections and a conceptual jumble Pospech, Pavel (Masaryk University, Czech Republic), Nudity in the study of interaction order 14:00 - 15:30 27th Thursday FCE C219 Chair: Dabagci, Esra (Ankara University, Turkey) RN07S08 / Class and Culture Dupont, Tyler Martin (SUNY at Buffalo, United States of America), Class reproduction and “middle-class” subcultural participation: Droppingout or a temporary reprieve from middle-class responsibilities? RESEARCH NETWORK 07 167 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Dabagci, Esra (Ankara University, Turkey), Class and Memory: Formation of the Local Bourgeoisie in Bursa, Turkey Sancaktutan, Zeynep (Gazi University, Turkey), Vakif system (foundation) in Ottaman Empire as an effective model against social inequalities Cho, Seehwa (University of St. Thomas, United States of America), Political Economy of Culture and Cultural Politics 16:00 - 17:30 27th Thursday FCE C217 RN 07 Chair: Almila, Anna-Mari (University of the Arts London, United Kingdom) 16:00 - 17:30 27th Thursday FCE C219 Chair: Mohr, John W. (University of Califonia Santa Barbara, USA) RN07S06 / Cultures of Inequality Neckel, Sighard (Goethe University Frankfurt, Germany), Negative Classifications: The Symbolic Order of Social Inequality Almila, Anna-Mari (University of the Arts London, United Kingdom), From pre-modern fashion systems to value illusion today – on fashion and global inequality Mazzola, Alessandro (University of Liége - Belgium, Belgium), “Zet die ploat af!”. Rap music, Flemish nationalism and structures of inequality in Belgium. RN07S09 / Religion as a Cultural System Rodriguez Diaz, Jose A. (University of Barcelona, Spain), Mohr, John W. (University of Califonia - Santa Barbara, USA), Measuring Institutional Logics at the Level of the Subject: Investigating Pathways toward Identity Formation in two Buddhist Communities Peters, Julia (Erasmus University Rotterdam, Netherlands, The), Aupers, Stef (Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium), Schaap, Julian (Erasmus University Rotterdam, Netherlands, The), The Bearable Lightness of Being, or: "Shit Happens". How Dutch religious nones deal with life, death, and suffering Jo, Wonkwang (Seoul National University, Korea, Republic of (South Korea)), How Does a Personal Value System Influence Subjective Well-Being? Brik, Tymofii (Universidad Carlos III, Madrid, Spain), Institutional clarification to the religious economic theory: Historical roots of secularization in the Netherlands 168 RESEARCH NETWORK 07 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 11:00 - 12:30 28th Friday FCE C217 Chair: Sowa, Frank (Institute for Employment Research (IAB)) RN07S10a / Narratives 1 Váňa, Jan (Masaryk University, Faculty of Social Studies, Czech Republic), Where does the “God” within the “God particle” come from? Cultural sociological analysis of the Higgs boson research Sowa, Frank (Institute for Employment Research (IAB), Germany), Narrating Indigenous Cultures: Global Formal Structures and Local Struggles Over Definitional Power Kubala, Petr (Masaryk University, Faculty of Social Studies, Czech Republic), Intellectual Civil War: Struggle for a Master Narrative in "Chomsky Affair" Rambotti, Simone (University of Arizona, United States of America), Narratives of a case of (quasi) euthanasia: contested meaning and polarized ambiguity RN 07 Eisewicht, Paul (Technical University Dortmund, Germany), The presentation of belonging and the construction of differences in post-traditional communities 14:00 - 15:30 28th Friday FCE C217 Chair: Lalaki, Despina (CUNY, The Graduate Center, USA) RN07S10b / Narratives 2 Lalaki, Despina (CUNY, The Graduate Center, United States of America), Democracy in Ruins. Civilizing and De-Civilizing Practices in Cold-War Greece Bartoletti, Roberta (University of Urbino Carlo Bo, Italy), Zeus pregnancies? Fictional filmic images and imaginaries of human cloning and male parthenogenesis Ahrens, Jörn (University of Giessen, Germany, Germany), Film as a Medium of Social Imagination: Zero Dark Thirty and the Imagination of History RESEARCH NETWORK 07 169 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 16:00 - 17:30 28th Friday FCE C217 Chair: Karger, Tomas (Palacky University, Olomouc, Czech Republic) RN07S11 / Topics in the Sociology of Culture Dyakonov, Mikhail (Russian state social university, Russian Federation), Transforming Russia in search of a new esthetic Karger, Tomas (Palacky University, Olomouc, Czech Republic), Kalenda, Jan (Palacky University, Olomouc, Czech Republic), Coding the Past: Tracing the Meaning of Historical Events From Presidential Speeches to Media Nemirovskaya, Anna (National Research University Higher School of Economics, Russian Federation), Foa, Roberto (Harvard University, USA), Frontier Societies in Modern World: Settlement and Values RN 07 170 RESEARCH NETWORK 07 Ghaffary, Gholamreza (University of Tehran, Islamic Republic of Iran), Shiani, Malihe (University of Tehran, Islamic Republic of Iran), Taghizadegan, Maryam (University of Tehran, Islamic Republic of Iran), Tourism and virtual social capital: case study in Iranian tourism social networks PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE RN08 - DISASTER, CONFLICT AND SOCIAL CRISIS 11:00 - 12:30 26th Wednesday FA Kotěra 105 Chair: Twigg, John David (University College London) RN08S02a / Post-disaster Recovery: Understanding Social Relationships in the ‘New Normal’ - A Drolet, Julie (University of Calgary, Canada), Rebuilding lives post-disaster: An international partnership Twigg, John David (University College London, United Kingdom), Understanding social relationships in the ‘new normal’: an introduction to unanswered questions Brandao, Filipa Joao da Cruz (University of Bristol, United Kingdom), The discursive politics of recovery 11:00 - 12:30 26th Wednesday FA Krejcar 111 Chairs: Tsiganou, Joanna (Ekke, Athens, Greece) Balourdos, Dionyssis (National Centre for Social Research) RN08S07a / Social Inequalities, Demographic Diversity and the Well-being of Families in Europe in the Context of the Economic Crisis: Patterns and Common Challenges - A RN 08 Sarris, Nikos (National Centre for Social Research, Greece), Social inequalities in Greece under the impact of the economic crisis. Challenges for the adoption a new European Social Model Iliou, Katerina (National Centre for Social Research, Greece), In-group affiliation as a strategy to cope with employment opportunities: Selfemployed Roma and Muslim immigrants in Greece Balourdos, Dionyssis (National Centre for Social Research, Greece), Demography and poverty: How Europe’s changing population will impact on poverty Petraki, Maria (University of Athens, Greece), Demographic characteristics of poverty in Athens Municipality 14:00 - 15:30 26th Wednesday FA Kotěra 105 Chair: Twigg, John David (University College London) RN08S02b / Post-disaster Recovery: Understanding Social Relationships in the ‘New Normal’ - B Meskinazarian, Ahoura (PhD King's College London, United Kingdom), Institutional changes during the reconstruction of Bam after the earthquake of 2003 Yusupov, Musa Movlievich (Chechen State University, Russian Federation), Social reconstruction of post conflict region: on the example of Kosovo and Chechen Republic Volkova, Alla (Central European University, Hungary), The dialectics of Resilience: Examining the Trajectories of Recovery through the Spatial Experiences of the 2010 Chilean Earthquake and Tsunami RESEARCH NETWORK 08 171 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 16:00 - 17:30 26th Wednesday FA Kotěra 105 Chairs: Balourdos, Dionyssis (National Centre for Social Research) Tsiganou, Joanna (Ekke, Athens, Greece) RN 08 18:00 - 19:30 26th Wednesday FA Kotěra 105 Chair: Silvast, Antti (Princeton University) RN08S07b / Social Inequalities, Demographic Diversity and the Well-being of Families in Europe in the Context of the Economic Crisis: Patterns and Common Challenges - B Jelenfi, Gábor (MTA-ELTE Peripato Comparative Social Dynamics Research Group, Hungary), Hajdu, Gábor (Intitute for Sociology, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Hungary; MTA-ELTE Peripato Comparative Social Dynamics Research Group, Hungary), Perceived impact of economic crisis in Hungary: social and economic differences and inequalities Kaminioti, Olympia (National Institute of Labour and Human Resources, Greece), Kondyli, Dimitra (National Centre for Social Research, Greece), Assessing social vulnerabilities under the current socioeconomic conjecture: quantitative and qualitative findings in health and labour market status across the EU and within Greece Chalari, Athanasia (University of Worcester, United Kingdom), The Subjective Experiences of Three Generations during the Greek Economic Crisis RN08S01a / General Session - A Lorenz, Daniel F. (Disaster Research Unit (DRU), Freie Universität Berlin, Germany), Schulze, Katja (Disaster Research Unit (DRU), Freie Universität Berlin, Germany), Voss, Martin (Disaster Research Unit (DRU), Freie Universität Berlin, Germany), Exploring Disaster Myths by Contrasting Expectations of Different Stakeholders Andersen, Nina Blom (Roskilde University, Denmark), Analyzing disaster communication processes - complementarities and tensions in the theoretical field Wilkinson, Olivia Justine (Trinity College Dublin, Ireland), Exploring differences between the secular and religious in the international humanitarian response to Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines: the perspectives of national and local staff members Danielsson, Erna (Mid Sweden University, Sweden), Johansson, Roine (Mid Sweden University, Sweden), Inter-professional encounters in crisis situations Guichard, Eduardo (Center for the Interdisciplinary Study of Gerontology and Vulnerability, University of Geneva), 172 RESEARCH NETWORK 08 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Martenot, Aude (Center for the Interdisciplinary Study of Gerontology and Vulnerability, University of Geneva; Global Studies Institute, University of Geneva; Institute of Socioeconomics, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Geneva), Natural disasters in two emerging countries: remembering socio-historical episodes of collective vulnerability 19:30 - 20:30 26th Wednesday FA Kotěra 105 RN08BM / Business Meeting 11:00 - 12:30 27th Thursday FA Kotěra 105 RN08S03 / Sociological Imagination, Inequalities and Disaster Resilience: Which Future Connection for a Resilient Society? Chair: Lucini, Barbara (Catholic University of Sacred Heart) RN 08 Mikulan, Janja (School of Advanced Social Studies, Slovenia), Djordjević, Jasna (Independent Consultant in the field of Humanitarian Assistance, Slovenia), Natural disasters as “un-natural” ones. Measuring social vulnerability to natural disasters in Slovenia: case study of 2014 floods. Voss, Martin (Free University Berlin, Germany), Seidelsohn, Kristina (Free University Berlin, Germany), Krüger, Daniela (Free University Berlin, Germany), Subjective Vulnerability and the discursive production of (un-)safety in Urban Spaces Grinda, Christiane (University of Bonn & Cologne University of Applied Sciences, Germany), Imagining and negotiating disaster risks and resilience Kalaycioğlu, Sibel (Middle East Technical University, Turkey), Vulnerability and Gender Before and After the disasters: Comparing Experiences From Two Turkish Earthquakes Volterrani, Andrea (University of Rome Tor Vergata, Italy), Wardenga, Paul (Samaritan International, Deutschland), Leimegger, Markus (White Cross, Bozen, Italy), Dugoni, Aurelio (Anpas, Italy), How to build the prevention for the elderly and disabled before of natural disasters. The added social value of voluntary organizations in Europe RESEARCH NETWORK 08 173 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 14:00 - 15:30 27th Thursday FA Kotěra 105 Chairs: Silvast, Antti (Princeton University) Lehtonen, Turo-Kimmo (University of Tampere) RN 08 16:00 - 17:30 27th Thursday FA Kotěra 105 Chairs: Silvast, Antti (Princeton University) Lucini, Barbara (Catholic University of Sacred Heart) 11:00 - 12:30 28th Friday FA Kotěra 105 Chairs: Petropoulos, Nicholas (Organization of Retirees (ORE)) Andersen, Nina Blom (Roskilde University) 174 RESEARCH NETWORK 08 RN08S04 / Infrastructures of Preparedness: Conceptual Issues, Empirical Openings Ómarsdóttir, Ingibjörg Lilja (University of Iceland, Iceland), Eydal, Gudny Björk (University of Iceland, Iceland), Social Services in times of disasters– The case of Iceland Güiza, Frida (Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, Mexico), Politics of Difference.Sociopolitical Issues Disguised as Natural Disasters in a Middle Size City in Mexico Santiago, Elvira (Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas, Spain), Pavone, Vincenzo (Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas, Spain), Degli Esposti, Sara (ISMS Forum), How could the implementation of Surveillance Oriented Security Technologies increase personal and national security while preserving and fostering indivual liberty? Insights from SurPrise Project RN08S05 / Energy Resilience Politics Heidenstrøm, Nina (National Institute for Consumer Research, Norway), Storm-Mathisen, Ardis (National Institute for Consumer Research, Norway), A network approach to households’ role in electricity and ICT breakdowns Silvast, Antti (Princeton University, United States of America), Security and Risk in a Liberalized Electricity Infrastructure: Does Competition Compromise Resilience? Petropoulou, Eugenia (University of Crete, Department of Sociology, Greece), Petousi, Vasiliki (University of Crete, Department of Sociology, Greece), Iliopoulos, Costas (Agricultural Economics Research Institute, Greece), Theodorakopoulou, Irini (Agricultural Economics Research Institute, Greece), Biomass crop production in Greece: Constraints and future recommendations RN08S06 / Too Little or Too Much as a Leading Cause of 'Natural' Disasters Lucini, Barbara (Catholic University of Sacred Heart, Italy), Exploring too much water related to community resilience: two Italian case studies. Sardinia flooding in November 2013 and Genoa flooding in October 2014 Dittmer, Cordul (Freie Universität Berlin, Germany), Bledau, Lena (Freie Universität Berlin, Germany), PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Voss, Martin (Freie Universität Berlin, Germany), The „Himalayan Tsunami“: Disasters and Catastrophes as a result of conflicts Lewandowski, Jakub (Institute for Agricultural and Forest Environment, Poland), van Rijswick, Marleen (Utrecht University School of Law, Netherlands), Levy, Lisa (University Francois Rebelais of Tours, France), Gilissen, Herman Kasper (Utrecht University School of Law, Netherlands), Beyers, Jean-Christophe (Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium), Matczak, Piotr (Institute for Agricultural and Forest Environment, Poland; Adam Mickiewicz University, Poland), Choryński, Adam (Institute for Agricultural and Forest Environment, Poland), From reactive spatial planning to... what? Comparative analysis between Belgium, France, Netherlands and Poland RN 08 Soltesova, Katarina (University College London, United Kingdom), Institutional fragmentation and continuity in the context of periodic urban disasters 14:00 - 15:30 28th Friday FA Kotěra 105 Chair: Andersen, Nina Blom (Roskilde University) RN08S01b / General Session - B Sultana, Zakia (Khulna University, Bangladesh), Mallick, Bishawjit (Vanderbilt University, TN, USA), How do religion and socio-spatial conditions affect adaption process to climate change? Empirical evidence from southwest coastal Bangladesh Butler, Andrew (Swedish Univerity of Agricultural Sciences, Sweden), Sarlöv Herlin, Ingrid (Swedish Univerity of Agricultural Sciences, Sweden), Knez, Igor (Högskolan i Gävle), Ångman, Elin (Swedish Univerity of Agricultural Sciences, Sweden), Sang, Åsa (Swedish Univerity of Agricultural Sciences, Sweden), Åkerskog, Ann (Swedish Univerity of Agricultural Sciences, Sweden), Landscape up in smoke Kox, Thomas (Freie Universität Berlin, Germany), Requirements for severe weather warnings for civil protection and emergency management authorities Schulze, Katja (Freie Universität Berlin, Germany), Lorenz, Daniel (Freie Universität Berlin, Germany), Voss, Martin (Freie Universität Berlin, Germany), Effects of Disaster Types and Lifestyle on Expected Information Seeking Behavior in Disasters Acar, Zeynep Selin (Ege University, Turkey), Günal, Altug (Ege University, Turkey), Is post intervention process in Kosovo a success story? RESEARCH NETWORK 08 175 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 16:00 - 17:30 28th Friday FA Kotěra 105 Chair: Andersen, Nina Blom (Roskilde University) RN08S01c / General Session - C Kotišová, Johana (Masaryk University, Czech Republic), Media Construction of Crisis: A Conceptual Framework Tóth, Péter (Széchenyi István University, Hungary), Differences in Conflict Perception Among Certain Sociodemographic Groups in Hungary Tsiganou, Joanna (EKKE, Athens, Greece), Thanopoulou, Maria (EKKE, Athens, Greece), ‘Disaster’ in political discourse: New ways in the exercise of power in Greece under crisis. Le Maitre, Francis (University of Constance, Germany), Sociology & The Spirit of Crisis RN 08 176 RESEARCH NETWORK 08 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE RN09 - ECONOMIC SOCIOLOGY 11:00 - 12:30 26th Wednesday FA 202 Chair: Koniordos, Sokratis (University of Crete) RN09S01 / Theoretical Perspectives in Economic Sociology I Maurer, Andrea (University of Trier, Germany), Can economic sociology contribute to socio-economics? Gronow, Jukka Olavi (University of Helsinki, Finland), The Social mechanisms of market coordination Sparsam, Jan (Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena, Germany), Understanding the ‘Economic’ in New Economic Sociology Poutanen, Seppo (University of Turku, Finland), What Is New in the ‘New Economy’? Care as Critical Nexus Challenging Rigid Conceptualizations 11:00 - 12:30 26th Wednesday FA 201 Chair: Nawojczyk, Maria (AGH University of Science and Technology) RN09S10a / Work Transformations I RN 09 Araujo, Pedro (Institute of Social Sciences, University of Lausanne, Switzerland), The transformed career logic of Swiss banking elites: a field analytical approach Fabrykant, Marharyta (National Research University Higher School of Economics, Russia), Nationalists at Work: Nationalism, Protestant Work Ethic, and Modernization in Cross-Cultural Comparative Perspective Cederholm, Erika Andersson (Lund University, Sweden), Åkerström, Malin (Lund University, Sweden), With a little help from my friends – relational work in horse-based enterprising 14:00 - 15:30 26th Wednesday FA 202 Chair: Koniordos, Sokratis (University of Crete) RN09S02 / Theoretical Perspectives in Economic Sociology II Campbell, Tom (Bauman Institute, School of Sociology and Social Policy, University of Leeds,), Davis, Mark (Bauman Institute, School of Sociology and Social Policy, University of Leeds), Forever in debt time: Morality, temporality, and subjectivity in neoliberal economies. Bieliński, Jacek (Collegium Civitas, Poland), Between Anomie and Fatalism. Reconstruction and empirical test of Durkheim's social regulation theory. Giacovelli, Sebastian (Justus-Liebig University Giessen, Germany), Changing markets as change of expected expectations Wilm, Dorothee (Bielefeld University, Germany), In a state of flux? Communication - a newfound key element of economic theories. RESEARCH NETWORK 09 177 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 14:00 - 15:30 26th Wednesday FA 201 Chair: Nawojczyk, Maria (AGH University of Science and Technology) RN09S10b / Work Transformations II Chtouris, Sotirios (University of the Aegean, Greece), Stalidis, George (Alexandrian Thessaloniki University), Rentari, Malama (University of the Aegean, Greece), Miller, DeMond (Rowan University, USA), Labor integration processes and Job embeddedness of young people and the role of social factors in the current Greek economic crisis. Székely, Kinga (Corvinus University of Budapest, Hungary), The challenges of labour market integration and its analysis using the social network approach RN 09 16:00 - 17:30 26th Wednesday FA 202 Chair: Bühlmann, Felix (University of Lausanne) Pawlak, Mikołaj (Univeristy of Warsaw), Kotnarowski, Michał (Polish Academy of Sciences), The Strength of Ties on the Polish Labor Market: How the Conditions of Local Economy Impacts on Getting a Job Ivashchenko, Olga Vasylivna (Institute of Sociology Nat'l Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Ukraine), Work transformation within post-soviet tranzit: sociological peculiarities of Ukraine case RN09S03a / Economic Sociology and Social Inequality I Srakar, Andrej (Institute for Economic Research, Ljubljana and Faculty of Economics, University of Ljubljana), Verbič, Miroslav (Faculty of Economics, University of Ljubljana and Institute for Economic Research, Ljubljana), Income Inequality in Slovenia 1993-2012 and the Economic Crisis: Was Piketty Right? Rodionova, Marina (Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation, Russian Federation), Social consequences of poverty in Russia: measurement and technologies of reduction Ibragimova, Dilyara (National Research University Higher School of Economics, Russian Federation), Consumer Expectations of Russian Population (1996−2009): How are Cohort, Generation and Age Related? Kolcunova, Dominika (Institute of Economic Studies, Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles University in Prague), Janský, Petr (Institute of Economic Studies, Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles University in Prague), Regional disparities in price levels across the European Union 178 RESEARCH NETWORK 09 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 16:00 - 17:30 26th Wednesday FA 201 Chair: Maurer, Andrea (University of Trier) RN09S05 / Markets and Morality I Balsiger, Philip (Université de Neuchâtel, Switzerland), How would you like your egg? A sociology of moral struggles and the process of market moralization. Czingon, Claudia (Goethe-University Frankfurt, Germany), Neckel, Sighard (Goethe-University Frankfurt, Germany), Lenz, Sarah (Goethe-University Frankfurt, Germany), Banking and Morality: The Problem of Disembeddedness Petzold, Knut (CU Eichstätt-Ingolstadt, Germany), Wienhold, Martin (Leibniz University of Hannover, Germany), Fairness Norms, Sanctioning Power and Social Control at Bonus Payments in Companies. A Multi-Level Factorial Survey Experiment 18:00 - 19:30 26th Wednesday FA 202 Chair: Bühlmann, Felix (University of Lausanne) RN09S03b / Economic Sociology and Social Inequality II RN 09 Bühlmann, Felix (University of Lausanne, Switzerland), European Top Management Careers: a Field-Analytical Approach Koniordos, Sokratis (University of Crete, Greece), Outward Migration from Greece to the West during the Crisis: The educated middle class on the move Bogomolova, Tatyana Yurievna (Institute of Economics and Industrial Engineering SB RAS, Novosibirsk State University, Russian Federation), Cherkashina, Tatyana Yurievna (Institute of Economics and Industrial Engineering SB RAS, Novosibirsk State University, Russian Federation), Non-financial wealth of Russian households: structural assessment Simona, Jehane (University of Neuchâtel, Institute of Sociology, Switzerland), Ravazzini, Laura (University of Neuchâtel, Institute of Sociology, Switzerland), Suter, Christian (University of Neuchâtel, Institute of Sociology, Switzerland), The impacts of crisis on quality of life: Switzerland from the 1990s to nowadays RESEARCH NETWORK 09 179 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 18:00 - 19:30 26th Wednesday FA 201 Chair: Maurer, Andrea (University of Trier) RN09S06 / Markets and Morality II Arppe, Tiina Katarina (University of Helsinki, Finland), Economies of Death Chan, Cheris Shun-ching (University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong S.A.R. (China)), A Market of Distrust: Unofficial Payments for Hospital Care in China Galluccio, Caterina (Universita' Degli Studi "G. d'Annunzio" ChietiPescara, Italy), Business Long Distance Adoption through Micro Finance. Reflections on the Application of the Ethic of Responsibility to Economic Decisions RN 09 19:30 - 20:30 26th Wednesday FA 201 RN09BM / Business Meeting 11:00 - 12:30 27th Thursday FA 201 RN09S11 / Marketization and Financialization I Chair: Balsiger, Philip (Université de Neuchâtel) Kus, Basak (Wesleyan University, United States of America), Financialization, credit markets, and political consent in the “New Turkey” Janssen, Jan-Christoph (University of Cologne, Germany), Orban, Agnes (University of Cologne, Germany), Counter-movements or weak veto players? Paths to industry regulation in the case of the financial transaction tax Storms, Elias (University of Antwerp, Belgium), Debt collection through heterogeneous networks: Socio-technical arrangements and the enforcement of obligations to pay Atalay Güneş, Nurdan Z. (Mardin Artuklu University, Turkey), Financialization in Turkey: Unending Conflicts among Actors 180 RESEARCH NETWORK 09 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 14:00 - 15:30 27th Thursday FA 201 Chair: Kus, Basak (Wesleyan University) RN09S04 / Money, Finance and Society Massó, Matilde (Universidade da Coruña, Spain), Taboadela, Obdulia (Universidade da Coruña, Spain), Martínez-Barreiro, Ana (Universidade da Coruña, Spain), The social structure of Government Debt Market: a status hierarchy based model of economic actors Pellandini-Simányi, Léna (ELTE, Budapest, Hungary), Vargha, Zsuzsanna (University of Leicester, Leicester, UK), Hammer, Ferenc (ELTE, Budapest, Hungary), Predicting and performing financial futures through geographical classifications: How the narrative of Westernization of Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) contributed to the mortgage market boom in Hungary Heiberger, Raphael H. (University Bremen, Germany), Investment habitus and stock market capitalization: How structural differences of private and institutional investors influence national share prices RN 09 Westermeier, Carola (Justus-Liebig-University Giessen, Germany; Collaborative Research Centre “SFB/TRR 138: Dynamics of Security"), When Finance became Politics – The Relations of Politics and Financial Markets following the Financial Crisis 16:00 - 17:30 27th Thursday FA 201 Chair: RN09S12 / Marketization and Financialisation II Wilke, Felix (University of Kassel, Germany), Saving in uncertain times and the idea of a rational organization of retirement Wenzlaff, Ferdinand (University of Hamburg, Germany), Dynamic Stagnation: Linking Marketization of Social Subsystems to Economic Stagnation Rodrigues, Ricardo Jorge (European Centre for Social Welfare Policy and Research, Austria; University of York, Department of Social Policy and Social Work), Exploring long-term care as a morally contested commodity through the experiences of old-age users of cash-for-care benefits in England RESEARCH NETWORK 09 181 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 11:00 - 12:30 28th Friday FA 202 Chair: Balsiger, Philip (Université de Neuchâtel) RN09S07a / Sustainability and Corporate Social Responsibility I Kaplan, Rami (The Free University of Berlin, Germany), Kinderman, Daniel (The Free University of Berlin, Germany), The global diffusion of a neoliberal strategy: business elite adoptions of ‘corporate social responsibility’ in Venezuela, The Philippines, and the UK, 1950-1981 Chernysheva, Marina (National Research University – Higher School of Economics, Russian Federation), Kuzina, Olga (National Research University – Higher School of Economics, Russian Federation), Corporate philanthropy of large firms in Russia: sociological analysis RN 09 11:00 - 12:30 28th Friday FA 201 Chair: Keller, Margit (University of Tartu) Burgués, Ana (Universitat de Barcelona, Spain), Serrano, Maria Angeles (Universitat de Barcelona, Spain), Co-operative values to promote corporate social responsibility Dolgorukova, Irina Vladimirovna (Russian State Social University, Russian Federation), Sustainability of Social Institutes and Corporate Social Responsibility JS_RN05+RN09 / Coping with the Crisis: Economic Shocks and Changing Patterns of Consumption Čepelák, Václav (Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles University, Czech Republic), Hájek, Martin (Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles University, Czech Republic), Sources of “interpretive cacophony” in public discourse on consumer behaviour: a case study of foreign exchange intervention of Czech National Bank Moiso, Valentina (University of Turin, Italy), Money, territory and relationships: three case studies from Italy Vihalemm, Triin (University of Tartu, Estonia), Keller, Margit (University of Tartu, Estonia), Lack of money or lack of time or both? Estonian consumers during and after economic crisis Wahlen, Stefan (Wageningen University, The Netherlands), Mandemakers, Jornt (Wageningen University, The Netherlands), Crisis, social inequality and consumption – a Dutch perspective 182 RESEARCH NETWORK 09 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 14:00 - 15:30 28th Friday FA 202 Chair: Kaplan, Rami (The Free University of Berlin) RN09S07b / Sustainability and Corporate Social Responsibility II Laser, Stefan (University of Kassel, Germany), Experimentalism Meets Economy – a Fusion Supporting a Transnational Democracy? Lessons From the Case of Electronic Waste Redondo, Gisela (University of Cambridge, UK), Rodríguez, Alfonso (University of Barcelona, Spain), Solidarity-based strategies in times of crisis, responses from the worker cooperatives Borgeraas, Elling Martin (National Institute for Consumer Research, Norway), Poppe, Christian (National Institute for Consumer Research, Norway), Consuming the Home - Crisis, what Crisis? RN 09 Poppe, Christian (The National Institute for Consumer Research (SIFO), Norway), Kjærnes, Unni (The National Institute for Consumer Research (SIFO), Norway), Helle-Valle, Jo (The National Institute for Consumer Research (SIFO), Norway), You Are Hereby Warned: You Can Borrow Money! 14:00 - 15:30 28th Friday FA 201 Chair: Ivashchenko, Olga Vasylivna (Institute of Sociology Nat'l Academy of Sciences of Ukraine) RN09S08a / Markets, Innovation and Technological Change I Salmu, Regina (University of Tartu, Estonia), Can there be any innovation in “closed” communication conditions? Ferreira, Ana (Centro Interdisciplinar de Ciências Sociais, CICS.NOVA Faculdade de Ciências Sociais e Humanas da Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal), Teixeira, Ana Lúcia (Centro Interdisciplinar de Ciências Sociais, CICS. NOVA - Faculdade de Ciências Sociais e Humanas da Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal), Innovation at the information and communication technology sector: identifying firms’ profiles under the crisis in Portugal Kuzina, Olga (National Research University - Higher School of Economics, Russian Federation), What explains the differences in the level of financial capability of consumers? Evidence from Russia. Picanço, Monise Fernandes (University of Sao Paulo, Brazil), Management Fashion Market in Brazil RESEARCH NETWORK 09 183 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 16:00 - 17:30 28th Friday FA 201 Chair: Ivashchenko, Olga Vasylivna (Institute of Sociology Nat'l Academy of Sciences of Ukraine) RN09S08b / Markets, Innovation and Technological Change II Bukowski, Andrzej (Jagiellonian University, Poland), Rudnicki, Seweryn (AGH University of Science and Technology, Poland), Cultures of Innovation: The Role of Long Term Orientation and Indulgence in National Innovation Success Kepenek, Emek Barış (Baskent University, Turkey), Entrepreneurial Universities: British, Finnish and Turkish Cases Ramella, Francesco (University of Turin, Italy), Donatiello, Davide (University of Turin, Italy), South European Countries’ systems of innovation in hard times RN 09 16:00 - 17:30 28th Friday FA 202 Chair: Nawojczyk, Maria (AGH University of Science and Technology) Nawojczyk, Maria (AGH University of Science and Technology, Poland), Temporary debate on universities functions: is the knowledge transfer manifestation a neo-liberal paradigm? RN09S09 / Modes of Economic Coordination and Governance Ortiz, Andre (University of Oldenburg, Germany), Schalkowski, Henrik (Private), Klöpper, Manfred (University of Oldenburg, Germany), The Role of Financial Intermediation in Regional Wind Energy Sectors: Empirical Evidence on the Relationship of German Banks and the Renewable Energy Industry Peng, Ssu-Chin (National Cheng-Chi University, Taiwan, Taiwan, Republic of China), Institution Arrangement and Economic Development: A Case from Taiwanese Software Industrial Development Herranen, Olli Petteri (University of Tampere, Finland), Pan-European Fiscal Governance and Public Sector Sustainability – A Finnish Case of ‘Sustainability Gap’ Songin-Mokrzan, Marta (AGH University of Science and Technology, Poland), Materialities of economic growth in southwestern rural Poland. Special Economic Zone as a manifestation of neoliberal imaginary Cengiz, Firat (University of Liverpool, United Kingdom), Legitimacy in Multi-level Governance: A Deliberative Discoursive Approach to Union Competition Law 184 RESEARCH NETWORK 09 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE RN10 - SOCIOLOGY OF EDUCATION 11:00 - 12:30 26th Wednesday FA 246 Chair: Kantzara, Vasiliki (Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences) RN10S01 / Early School Leaving and Drop-out Colombo, Maddalena (Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Italy), How Does Policy Against School Dropout Contribute to Hinder Social Inequality? The Strange Case of Italy Marta Curran, Miss (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain), Exploring how educational practices, expectations and decisions are classed and gendered. A qualitative analysis of students at risk of dropping out school in Catalonia Wrona, Anna Marzena (University of Warsaw, Poland), Early school leaving, vocational schools and social structure in Poland RN 10 Klein, Daniel (University of Kassel, Germany), Stocké, Volker (University of Kassel, Germany), Determinants of Dropout from Higher Education. The significance of Social and Academic Integration Komendant-Brodowska, Agata (University of Warsaw, Poland), Zając, Tomasz (University of Warsaw, Poland), Drop out or walk out? Analysis of the dropout phenomenon from the rational choice theory perspective – example of University of Warsaw. 11:00 - 12:30 26th Wednesday FA 245 Chair: Van Houtte, Mieke (Ghent University) RN10S02 / Higher Education and Inequalities I Pérez-Castro, Judith (National Autonomous University of Mexico, Mexico), Vulnerable groups and inequalities in higher education Thomsen, Jens Peter (University of Copenhagen, Denmark), Bertilsson, Emil (University of Copenhagen, Denmark), Dalberg, Tobias (University of Copenhagen, Denmark), Hedman, Juha (University of Copenhagen, Denmark), Helland, Håvard (University of Copenhagen, Denmark), Changes in access to higher education in the Nordic countries 1985-2010 – a comparative perspective Wakeling, Paul (University of York, United Kingdom), Higher degrees, higher inequalities? Access to postgraduate education and its implications for social mobility Mampaey, Jelle (Ghent University, Belgium), Social inequality in higher education: the role of decoupling Contibuting papers Jasiński, Mikołaj Karol (University of Warsaw, Poland), Bożykowski, Marek (University of Warsaw, Poland), Zając, Tomasz (University of Warsaw, Poland), Same, same but different. How graduates that studied the same major at different universities end up on different positions on the job market? RESEARCH NETWORK 10 185 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Bernath, Krisztina (Partium Christian University, Romania), Values and Motivation for Entering Higher Education in the HungaryRomania Cross-Border Area 12:45 - 13:45 26th Wednesday FCE Poster Area RN10P01 / Poster Session 1 Pawlak, Robert (Academy for Special Education, Poland), Market and education inequalities Gross, Dinah (University of Lausanne, Switzerland), Teenagers’ representations of occupations: a catalyser of social reproduction? RN 10 Kharchenko, Irina I. (Institute of Economics & Industrial Engineering, Siberian Branch of Russian Academy of Sciences, Russian Federation), A New Stage of Modernization of the Russian Education System: Growth of Opportunities or Strengthening of Contradictions? Brännlund, Annica (Umeå University, Sweden), Nilsson, Karina (Umeå University, Sweden), Strandh, Mattias (Umeå University, Sweden), The meaning of health and family resource for secondary-education drop-out Brito, Ana Paula Ferreira de (CESPU - Cooperativa de Ensino Superior, Politécnico e Universitário, Portugal), Ferreira, Diogo (ISMAI - Instituto Superior da Maia), Fernandes, Bruno (ISMAI - Instituto Superior da Maia), Oliveira, João (ISMAI - Instituto Superior da Maia), Teachers Occupational Stress Storsved, Linnea Margareta (Åbo Academy University, Finland), Visual literacy as a competence – A pedagogical study on visual grammar in multimodal communication Becker, Maya (Ludwigsburg University of Education, Germany), Reproduction of social inequality through teacher-student interaction: A field study using participant observation in the school classroom. Rakhmatullina, Zilya (Bashkir State University, Faculty of Philosophy and Sociology), Tolerance education in higher school Gremigni, Elena (University of Pisa, Italy), The "Misère de l'éducation" in the Age of Crisis Sharonova, Svetlana Alexeevna (St-Tikhon's Orthodox Humanitarian University, Russian Federation), National education systems in the global market: freedom of the choice ore intellectual colonization Bershadskaya, Margarita Davydovna (Research University-Higher School of Economics, Russian Federation), 186 RESEARCH NETWORK 10 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Voznesenskaya, Yulia Alekseevna (Modern University for the Humanities, Russian Federation), Karpenko, Olga Mikhailovna (Modern University for the Humanities, Russian Federation), Assessment of indicators of mass higher education based on the analysis of Webometrics ranking results Yasan, Nehir (Middle East Technical University, Turkey; Gaziosmanpasa University), Is ICT Enough in Order to Provide Equal Opportunity in Education?: Fatih Project Baltaru, Roxana Diana (University of Essex, United Kingdom), Beyond Financial Autonomy: a Sociological Investigation of the Isomorphic Development of the European Higher Education Systems Epikhina, Yulia (Institute of Sociology RAN, Russian Federation), Comparative analysis of educational policy in the Soviet and contemporary Russia RN 10 Jiménez Delgado, María (University of Alicante, Spain), Jareño Ruiz, Diana (University of Alicante, Spain), Leal Dos Prazeres, Yury (University of Alicante, Spain), Inequality in access and continuity in the education system of the sons and daughters of immigrants in an irregular situation in Spain Isleib, Sören (German Centre for Research on Higher Education and Science Studies (DZHW), Germany), Social inequality in higher education dropout: A theoretical and empirical explanation. 14:00 - 15:30 26th Wednesday FA 246 Chair: Brereton, Bernadette (DkIT) RN10S03 / Gender in Education Van Maele, Dimitri (Ghent University, Belgium), Huyge, Ellen (Ghent University, Belgium), Vantieghem, Wendelien (Ghent University, Belgium), The gender gap in grade retention: the role of sex, gender typicality and school belonging. Bespinar, Fatma Umut (Middle East Technical University, Turkey), Aybars, Ayse Idil (Middle East Technical University, Turkey), Struggling against the Myth of Equality in Research and Academia: The case of women in academia in Turkey Dias, Paulo Coelho (Centre for Research and Studies in Sociology (CIES), Portugal), Gender Inequalities in the Process of Participation in the Classroom. A Sociological Perspective Çakıroğlu Çevik, Aylin (Dr. Middle East Technical University, Department of Sociology, Ankara, Turkey), Gündüz Hoşgör, Ayşe (Prof. Dr., Middle East Technical University, RESEARCH NETWORK 10 187 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Department of Sociology, Ankara, Turkey), Gender Inequality in Higher Education in Turkey: A comparative Analyses of Education and Engineering Faculties Lahelma, Elina (University of Helsinki, Finland), Lappalainen, Sirpa (University of Helsinki, Finland), The long mission towards gender equality in education – with reflections from a project on gender awareness in teacher education in Finland 14:00 - 15:30 26th Wednesday FA 245 Chair: Sebastião, João (Centro de Investigação e Estudos de Sociologia) RN 10 16:00 - 17:30 26th Wednesday FA 246 Chair: Colombo, Maddalena (Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore) RN10S04 / School Performance Khattab, Nabil (University of Bristol, United Kingdom), Students’ Aspirations, Expectations and School Achievement: What really matters? Seabra, Teresa (ISCTE-IUL, Portugal), Carvalho, Helena (ISCTE-IUL, Portugal), Ávila, Patrícia (ISCTE-IUL, Portugal), Schools matter? Mathematics performance in Portuguese public basic schools Keppens, Gil (Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium), Measuring different dimensions of truant behavior: a typological approach Thorlindsson, Thorolfur (University of Iceland, Iceland), Halldorsson, Vidar (University of Iceland, Iceland), The Craft of Academic Performance: A Study of Adolescents Scandurra, Rosario (Unirsitat de Barcelona, Spain), A MIMIC Model of Skills Among Young Adults RN10S08 / Educational and Institutional Policies Burger, Kaspar (University of Geneva, Switzerland), A sociological study of the effects of educational policies on educational inequality in Europe Palmeros y Ávila, Guadalupe (Juárez Autonomous University of Tabasco, Mexico), Pérez Castro, Judith (National Autonomous University of Mexico, Mexico), Compensatory Policies to Achieve Equity and Social Inclusion in Higher Education. Kantzara, Vasiliki (Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences, Greece), The Rationale and the Rationalisation of Greek Education during the Current Crisis (2009-2014) Ren, Yunzhu (The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Hong Kong S.A.R. (China)), 188 RESEARCH NETWORK 10 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Wang, Hongbo (The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Hong Kong S.A.R. (China)), Liang, Chen (Nanjing University, China), State Intervention and Social Origin of University Students in Republican China, 1912-1949 Aizawa, Shinichi (Chukyo University, Japan), Taki, Hirofumi (Hosei University, Japan), Comparative Study of Educational Development and Inequality in Non-European Countries Contributing papers Masso, Anu (University of Tartu, Estonia), Soll, Maie (University of Tartu, Estonia), Salvet, Sander (University of Tartu, Estonia), Changes in Educational Policy in Estonia: Self-Descriptions of RussianSpeaking Pupils 16:00 - 17:30 26th Wednesday FA 245 Chair: Janmaat, J Germ (Institute of Education) RN10S10 / Social Class, Mobility and Stratification RN 10 Healy, Anthony E. (University of North Georgia, United States of America), Getting on the Ball: Reconceptualizing Recent U.S. Literature on the Middle Class and School Choice Bander, Katalin (Corvinus University of Budapest, Hungary), Structural factors behind differing chances of access to international student mobility Edannur, Sreekala (Pondicherry University, India), PK, Afsal (Pondicherry University, India), Intergenerational Social Mobility among Muslim Minority in Kerala State of India: Formal Vs Religious Education and Issues of Gender Traini, Claudia (University of Bamberg, Germany), Educational stratification: upsides and downsides 18:00 - 19:30 26th Wednesday FA 246 Chair: Mikiewicz, Piotr (University of Lower Silesia) RN10S07 / Higher Education and Inequalities (II) Király, Gábor (Budapest Business School, Hungary; Corvinus University of Budapest, Hungary), Géring, Zsuzsanna (Budapest Business School, Hungary), Csillag, Sára (Budapest Business School, Hungary; Corvinus University of Budapest, Hungary), Gáspár, Tamás (Budapest Business School, Hungary), Köves, Alexandra (Corvinus University of Budapest, Hungary), Unequal future(s) of higher education in a Central and Eastern European context. Yadav, Sarvendra (Dr. Harisingh Gour Central University Sagar, India), Does disciplinary background matters in contextualizing Societal Problems? A Study of Liberal Arts and Engineering Students of four Educational Institutions of India RESEARCH NETWORK 10 189 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Albertini, Marco (University of Bologna, Italy), Mantovani, Debora (University of Bologna, Italy), Gasperoni, Giancarlo (University of Bologna, Italy), Higher Education Intentions among Native and Foreign Youth in Italy and the Role of Primary and Secondary Effects Börjesson, Mikael (Uppsala University, Sweden), The Social and Credential Structure of the Elite Segment of Swedish Higher Education Contributed papers Bulanova, Marina (Russian State University for the humanities, Russian Federation), Trends and contradictions in Glocalization of European higher Education RN 10 18:00 - 19:30 26th Wednesday FA 245 Chair: Sebastião, João (Centro de Investigação e Estudos de Sociologia) RN10S16 / Ethnicity and Migration: Inequalities in Education Schreyer, Franziska (Institute for Employment Research, Germany), Bauer, Angela (Institute for Employment Research, Germany), Legal Status of Migrants and Inequality: The Vocational Training of Young Tolerated Refugees in Germany Vlach, Eleonora (University of Trento, Italy), Ethnicity, Migration, and Educational Achievement in Italy: a Comparison across Educational Levels. Lindemann, Romana (apollis - Institute of Social Research and Opinion Polling, Italy; Michael-Gaismair-Gesellschaft Bozen), Pokriefke, Eike Lars (apollis - Institute of Social Research and Opinion Polling, Italy; Michael-Gaismair-Gesellschaft Bozen), Education, Ethnic Differentiation and Social Inequality. Insight from South Tyrol Demanet, Jannick (Research group CuDOS, Ghent University, Belgium), Van Praag, Lore (Research group CuDOS, Ghent University, Belgium), Fitting in or standing out? The implications of ethnic congruence for school misconduct 19:30 - 20:30 26th Wednesday FA 246 190 RESEARCH NETWORK 10 RN10BM / Business Meeting PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 11:00 - 12:30 27th Thursday FA 247 Chair: Kantzara, Vasiliki (Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences) RN10S05 / School Selection and Student 'Choice' Niemann, Mareke (Martin-Luther-University Halle Wittenberg, Germany), Kotzyba, Katrin (Martin-Luther-University Halle Wittenberg, Germany), Selection of the best – selection procedures and patterns of legitimisation at exclusive secondary schools in Germany Askvik, Tanja (Centre for the Study of Professions, Oslo and Akershus University College of Applied Sciences., Norway), Primary goals and descendants in Norway- a study of choices of educational fields. Thys, Sarah (Ghent University, Belgium), Van Houtte, Mieke (Ghent University, Belgium), Ethnic school composition and educational choice at the transition from primary to secondary education. RN 10 Kindt, Marianne Takvam (University of Oslo, Norway), Assimilated enough? Stories about educational choices among children of immigrants in Norway Van den Broeck, Laura (Ghent University, Belgium), Unmet goals of tracking: within-track heterogeneity of students’ expectations for the future 11:00 - 12:30 27th Thursday FA 246 Chair: Van Maele, Dimitri (Ghent University) RN10S11 / Diversity and Diversification in Education Faas, Daniel (Trinity College Dublin, Ireland), Darmody, Merike (Economic and Social Research Institute, Ireland), Religious Diversity in Primary Schools: Reflections from Ireland Pallotta-Chiarolli, Maria (Deakin University, Australia), Bisexuality in Education: Erasure, Exclusion and the Absence of Intersectionality Kosunen, Sonja (University of Helsinki, Finland), Seppänen, Piia (University of Turku, Finland), Bernelius, Venla (University of Helsinki, Finland), Diversification of educational paths and the social composition of schools in urban Finland Grigoras, Costel (Paris-Sorbonne University, France), Education and Identity Norms Conflicts. The Mechanism of Social and Educational Adaptation of Roma Children Castejón, Alba (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain), Pàmies, Jordi (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain), Managing student diversity: teachers’ discourses and student grouping practices in Catalan secondary schools. RESEARCH NETWORK 10 191 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 11:00 - 12:30 27th Thursday FA 245 Chair: Van Houtte, Mieke (Ghent University) RN10S13 / Teachers: Issues and Prospects Van Der Wildt, Anouk (Ghent University, Belgium), Van Avermaet, Piet (Ghent University, Belgium), Van Houtte, Mieke (Ghent University, Belgium), Opening up towards children's languages: enhancing tolerant practices towards multilingualism in teachers Vervaet, Roselien (University of Ghent, Belgium), Stevens, Peter (University of Ghent, Belgium), Belgian teachers’ ethnic prejudice: the role of ethnic school composition and teachability Farges, Géraldine (University of Bourgogne, France), From academic to social success? The case of teachers’ children in France RN 10 12:45 - 13:45 27th Thursday FCE Poster Area With, Mari Lande (Oslo and Akershus University College of Applied Sciences, Norway), Increasing teacher attrition? A study of changes in attrition from teaching in Norway 1992-2010 Bertilsson, Emil (Uppsala University, Sweden), School differentiation and the sorting of teachers. The relationship between teacher and student characteristics in Sweden RN10P02 / Poster Session 2 Gurkina, Olga Alekseevna (Moscow State University for Psychology and Education, Russian Federation), Arzhanyh, Elena Vladimirovna (Moscow State University for Psychology and Education, Russian Federation), Accessibility of informal education for children with disabilities: evidence from Russia. López Calvo, Laura (University of Barcelona, Spain), Vidu, Ana (University of Barcelona, Spain), Dialogical Blended Learning. Blended Learning model from and for Collectives Normally Virtually Excluded- CNVE that participate in Lifelong Learning. Villa Lever, Lorenza (Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Mexico), Social Capital, Gender and Institutional Inequalities in the Mexican Higher Education: ¿Persistent or non-persistent? Pinar, Ezgi (Istanbul University, Turkey), What is Education for in neoliberal times? Looking inside the educational policy in Turkey via vocational and technical education. Martínez García, José Saturnino (La Laguna University, Spain), Fernández Mellizo-Soto, María (Complutense University, Spain), Increasing inequalities: Recent Trends in School Failure in Spain 192 RESEARCH NETWORK 10 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Gerleigner, Susanne (German Youth Institute e.V., Germany), The impact of economic, social and cultural capital on academic achievement Kontowski, Daniel (Institute of Sociology, University of Warsaw, Poland), The ‘elite’ status of liberal education in Poland. Myth or reality? Queirós, Telma Maria Gonçalves (Polytechnic Institute of Bragança, Portugal), Ribeiro, Maria do Céu (Polytechnic Institute of Bragança, Portugal), Towards a Gender sensitive Teacher Education. A research in Basic Education. Vuksanovic, Gordana D. (Novi Sad Business School, Serbia), Reform of higher education as a factor of stratified reproduction: example of Serbia Karpenko, Olga Mikhailovna (Modern University for the Humanities, Russian Federation), Bershadskaya, Margarita Davydovna (Research University-Higher School of Economics, Russian Federation), Russia in the global rankings on the accessibility of higher education RN 10 Oleksiyenko, Olena (Institute of Philosophy and Sociology, Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland), Wysmulek, Ilona (Institute of Philosophy and Sociology, Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland), New Educational Inequalities or Changing Preferences? Structural diversification of foreign language proficiency in Poland (1993-2013) Getz, Shlomo (The Academic College of Emek Jezreel, Israel), Lev-Ari, Lilach (Oranim, Academic College of Education, Israel; Bar-Ilan University, Israel), 'Sense of place' and college choice Brzozowska, Zuzanna (Austrian Academy of Sciences, Austria; Warsaw School of Economics), Intergenerational educational mobility and completed fertility: Evidence from 25 Polish cohorts Zahorska, Marta (Warsaw University Institute of Sociology, Poland), Consumerism at school Kuštreba, Igor (Independent Scholar, Karlovac, Croatia), Elezović, Ines (National Centre for External Evaluation of Education, Zagreb, Croatia), Štulhofer, Aleksandar (Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb, Croatia), Parents’ Attitudes about School-based Sex Education in Croatia: Findings from a National-probability Study Mahr-Slotawa, Johanna (University of Bielefeld, Germany), Considerations for the realisation of children's right to participate within primary schools in Kenya based on a Participatory Action Research Reichenberg, Olof (University of Gothenburg, Sweden), Learning to Disengage: The Role of Peer Effects in Explaining Disengagement in Teaching RESEARCH NETWORK 10 193 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 14:00 - 15:30 27th Thursday FA 246 Chair: Demanet, Jannick (Ghent University) RN10S12 / Gender, Normativity and Race Kuhn, Ursina (FORS/University of Lausanne, Switzerland; University of Neuchatel, Switzerland), Ravazzini, Laura (University of Neuchatel, Switzerland), Suter, Christian (University of Neuchatel, Switzerland), Do opposites detract inequality? The impact of assortative mating and of female labour supply on inequality in Switzerland Savas, Gokhan (Social Sciences University of Ankara, Turkey), Gender and Race Differences in High School Academic Achievement in the United States: Predictive Role of Individual and Parental Factors RN 10 14:00 - 15:30 27th Thursday FA 245 Chair: Janmaat, J Germ (Institute of Education) Belet, Margot Elisah R (KU Leuven (Catholic University of Leuven, Belgium), A cultural-sociological experiment with teaching techniques: Do gendered film examples stimulate students’ sociological imagination? Zimenkova, Tatiana (TU Dortmund University, Germany), Rohde, Caterina (Centre for German and European Studies, Faculty of Sociology, Bielefeld University), New and old normativities in gender and sexual identity education? Huyge, Ellen (Ghent University, Belgium), Van Maele, Dimitri (Ghent University, Belgium), The Assessment of Intrasexual Profiles among Adolescent Boys and Girls. Above and Beyond the Search of Laddish Profiles RN10S18 / Education, Market and the Crisis Wu, Yuling (Nanyang Technological University, Singapore), Social Inequality of Educational Attainment in Market Transition of China Allelin, Majsa (University of Gothenburg, Sweden), Education, marketization and students coping with accountability Vryonides, Marios (European University Cyprus, Cyprus), Gouvias, Dionysios (University of the Aegean, Greece), Vitsilakis, Chryssi (University of the Aegean, Greece), Can education be a response to the economic crisis? Unintended consequences from the introduction of innovative programs in higher education in Greece Sebastião, João (Centro de Investigação e Estudos de Sociologia, Portugal), Capucha, Luis (Centro de Investigação e Estudos de Sociologia, Portugal), Martins, Susana (Centro de Investigação e Estudos de Sociologia, Portugal), Matias, Raquel (Centro de Investigação e Estudos de Sociologia, Portugal), Capucha, Rita (Centro de Investigação e Estudos de Sociologia, Portugal), Abrantes, Pedro (Centro de Investigação e Estudos de Sociologia, Portugal), Ávila, Patrícia (Centro de Investigação e Estudos de Sociologia, Portugal), Álvares, Maria (Centro de Investigação e Estudos de Sociologia, Portugal), Estevão, Pedro (Centro de Investigação e Estudos de Sociologia, Portugal), 194 RESEARCH NETWORK 10 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Calado, Alexandre (Centro de Investigação e Estudos de Sociologia, Portugal), Crisis and equity in Southern Europe’s Educational Systems: tendencies and evolution 16:00 - 17:30 27th Thursday FA 246 Chair: Brereton, Bernadette (DkIT) RN10S15 / Schooling and Success Van Praag, Lore (Research group CuDOS), Demanet, Jannick (Research group CuDOS), Tracks and subjective feelings of success in secondary education: A qualitative study in Flanders Fernández Mellizo-Soto, María (Complutense University of Madrid, Spain), Manzano Espinosa, Dulce (Complutense University of Madrid, Spain), The school effect in student ICT confidence: the case of Spain in comparative perspective Bühler-Niederberger, Doris (University of Wuppertal, Germany), Türkyilmaz, Aytüre (University of Wuppertal, Germany), Self-Processes and Academic Success – When the “Child as Actor” Enters the Research Agenda RN 10 Stanescu, Dan Florin (National University of Political Studies and Public Administration, Romania), Iorga, Elena Madalina (National University of Political Studies and Public Administration, Romania), Narrative Mediation Path – an innovative tool to promote nontraditional/ disadvantaged learners participation in higher education 16:00 - 17:30 27th Thursday FA 245 Chair: Hoskins, Bryony (Roehampton University) RN10S20 / Reproduction of Inequalities in Education Vryonides, Marios (European University Cyprus, Cyprus), Gouvias, Dionysios (University of the Aegean, Greece), Inequalities in participation to lifelong training: A comparative analysis of ESS data from selected European countries Peter, Tobias (University of Freiburg, Germany), Excellence. A Genealogy of a Rationality of Inequality Rainford, Jon (Staffordshire University, United Kingdom), Perpetuating inequality: How conceptions of who is the right fit for an institution shape widening participation practices. Echevskaya, Olga G. (Novosibirsk State University, Institute of Economics and Industrial Engineering, SB RAS, Russian Federation), Regional inequalities and educational opportunities in Russia: “offline” and “online” dimensions Unver, Ozgun (HIVA – KU Leuven; Research Institute for Work and Society, Belgium), Nicaise, Ides (HIVA – KU Leuven; Research Institute for Work and Society, Belgium), RESEARCH NETWORK 10 195 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Inequalities in ECEC Use in Europe: Impact of Systemic Characteristics on the Use of Child Care by Disadvantaged Groups 11:00 - 12:30 28th Friday FA 245 Chair: Colombo, Maddalena (Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore) RN 10 11:00 - 12:30 28th Friday FA 246 Chair: Seabra, Teresa (ISCTE-IUL) RN10S17 / School Achievement - Social and Human Capital Serok, Esther (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel), Challenges for Families Facing Differences. Inequality and Sociological Imagination How Can Families Still Function as Educators in Unequal Societies? Tarabini, Aina (Autonomous University of Barcelona, Spain), Curran, Marta (Autonomous University of Barcelona, Spain), What is the role of teachers’ expectations in explaining students’ engagement? A qualitative analysis in Catalan secondary schools Carlson, Soeren O. (Freie Universitaet Berlin, Germany), Gerhards, Juergen (Freie Universitaet Berlin, Germany), Hans, Silke (Universitaet Goettingen, Germany), Educating Children in Times of Globalisation: Class-specific Child-rearing Practices and the Acquisition of Transnational Human Capital Mikiewicz, Piotr (University of Lower Silesia, Poland), Social Capital and Educational Inequalities – Different Theories, Different Empirical Applications Otręba-Szklarczyk, Agnieszka (Jagiellonian University, Poland), Determining the factors that are responsible for the growth of the school parental involvement in children education RN10S21 / Educational Attainment and Inequality Baczko-Dombi, Anna (Polish Academy of Sciencies, Poland; Institute of Sociology, University of Warsaw), From attitudes to mathematical exclusion. Emergence of educational inequalities. Klinkisch, Eva-Maria (University of Hohenheim, Germany), The significance of recognition practices on social inequalities in and through education Worek, Barbara (Jagiellonian University, Poland), Kocór, Marcin (Jagiellonian University, Poland), Decreasing inequalities or enhancing differences? Tavares, Lara Patrício (Instituto Superior de Ciências Sociais e Políticas, Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal), Serra, Fernando Humberto (Instituto Superior de Ciências Sociais e Políticas, Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal), Carvalho, Diana (Instituto Superior de Ciências Sociais e Políticas, Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal), 196 RESEARCH NETWORK 10 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Educational attainment at 21: where are the differences coming from? Contributing papers Barros, Rosanna (University of Algarve, Portugal), Casa-Nova, Maria José Manso (University of Minho, Portugal), Rocha, Custódia (University of Minho, Portugal), Silva, Daniela (University of Minho, Portugal), Schools, Difference and Discrimination: Students’ Voices 14:00 - 15:30 28th Friday FA 246 Chair: Brereton, Bernadette (DkIT) RN10S09 / Disability, Minorities and Schooling Morris, Ceri (Cardiff University, United Kingdom), 'The Chef, The Sportsman and The Actor': The Role of Identity Formation in the Further Education of Disabled Students RN 10 Regadio, Crisanto Jr., Quinos (De La Salle University, Manila, Philippines The Role of Madrasah in the Formation of Identity and Expectations Among Muslim Youth in Cotabato City, Mindanao, Philippines Mendes, Maria Manuela (CIES-IUL, Portugal), ), Magano, Olga (CEMRI-Uab), Costa, Ana Rita (CIES-IUL, Portugal), The School from the point of view of Portuguese Gypsies/Roma (Ciganos) families and students: The construction of a place of belonging Agirdag, Orhan (University of Amsterdam, Netherlands), Driessen, Geert (Radboud University Nijmegen, Netherlands), Merry, Micael (University of Amsterdam, Netherlands), Is There a Catholic School Effect for Muslim Pupils? 14:00 - 15:3 28th Friday FA 245 Chairs: Mikiewicz, Piotr (University of Lower Silesia) Melis, Gabriella (The University of Manchester) RN10S14 / Citizenship and Tolerance in Schools Cayir, Kenan (Istanbul Bilgi University, Turkey), Citizenship, nationality and minorities in Turkey’s textbooks: From politics of non-recognition to ‘difference multiculturalism’? Brereton, Bernadette (DkIT, Ireland), Education and Citizenship: Phase Two of the study Hoskins, Bryony (Roehampton University, United Kingdom), Janmaat, Germ (IoE/UCL, United kingdom), Tackling inequalities in political socialisation Hegde, Rupamanjari (Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, India), The Citizen and the ‘Lesser Citizen’: Constructions of Unequal Citizenship in Classrooms in a State-run School in India RESEARCH NETWORK 10 197 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 16:00 - 17:30 28th Friday FA 246 Chairs: Colombo, Maddalena (Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore) Franceschelli, Michela (UCL Institute of Education) RN10S06 / Trajectories and Transitions in Education Ariane, Basler (University of Zurich), Marlis, Buchmann (University of Zurich), Kriesi, Irene Susanna (Swiss Federal Institute for Vocational Education and Training (SFIVET)), Transition to upper-secondary education in Switzerland: Effects of tracking, SES and informal competences Burger, Hannah (Augsburg University, Germany), Elven, Julia (Augsburg University, Germany), Perceptions of Insecurity and Social Inequality in Academic Trajectories Hrubos, Ildiko (Corvinus University of Budapest, Hungary), The Second Transition Phase in the Expansion of Higher Education RN 10 16:00 - 17:30 28th Friday FA 245 Chair: Kantzara, Vasiliki (Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences) Legewie, Nicolas Martin (DIW Berlin, Germany), Puncturing inequalities: A configurational analysis of z upward mobility Contributed papers: Kalalahti, Mira (University of Helsinki, Finland), Varjo, Janne (University of Helsinki, Finland), The kick-off for educational trajectories of immigrant youth in Finland RN10S19 / Interventions and Change in Schools Semenova, Tatiana (Higher School of Economics, Russian Federation), MOOCs as a way to achieve equality in higher education...is it possible? Poliandri, Donatella (INVALSI - National Institute for the Educational Evaluation of Instruction and Training, Italy), Quadrelli, Isabella (INVALSI - National Institute for the Educational Evaluation of Instruction and Training, Italy; Department of Economy, Society and Politics, Carlo Bo University of Urbino, Italy), Sette, Stefania (INVALSI - National Institute for the Educational Evaluation of Instruction and Training, Italy; Department of Developmental and Social Psychology, Sapienza University of Rome, Italy), Assessing quality of interventions for reducing differences in students’ academic achievement in Southern Italian Regions Gosikonda, Sreeramulu (University of Hyderabad, India), Living with Hope: The Meanings of Education among the Weavers of a South Indian Town Contributing Paper: Buslon, Nataly (University of Barcelona, Spain), Schubert, Tinka (University of Barcelona, Spain), Transferring Successful Educational Actions to overcome educational inequalities in Europe and beyond. 198 RESEARCH NETWORK 10 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE RN11 - SOCIOLOGY OF EMOTIONS 11:00 - 12:30 26th Wednesday FA 252 Chair: Holmes, Mary (University of Edinburgh) RN11S01 / Emotions and Family Life McQueen, Fiona (University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom), Gender Equality and Emotional Participation in Couple Relationships Bertogg, Ariane (University of Zurich, Switzerland), Szydlik, Marc (University of Zurich, Switzerland), Between Attachment and Dependence: Young Adults' Emotional Bond with Their Parents Ezgin Ağıllı, Sibel (Mugla Sıtkı Kocman University, Turkey), Tuna, Muammer (Mugla Sıtkı Kocman University, Turkey), New Momism: Motherhood Reconstructed Through Emotions and Feelings RN 11 Sawicka, Maja (University of Warsaw, Poland), Searching for the narrative of loss. Social dimension of grief accompanying the experience of miscarriage 11:00 - 12:30 26th Wednesday FA 262 Chairs: Bergman Blix, Stina (Stockholm University) RN11S09 / Emotions and the Capitalist Economy Eckert, Falk (Universitaet Hamburg, Germany), The new world of work and its sensitive residents? Meise, Nils (Konstanz University, Germany), Real fear of imagined reality? Get ready for the zombie apocalypse Dembek, Agata (Kozminski University, University of Warsaw, Poland), Economic value of emotions – creation and use of the technical knowledge of emotions in business Ucer, Merve Betul (Istanbul University, Turkey), Middle Class Shame: Sociological Analysis of the Relations Between Emotions and Culture in 1980's Turkey RESEARCH NETWORK 11 199 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION RN11S08 / Emotions and Work Life 14:00 - 15:30 26th Wednesday FA 252 Chair: Verbalyte, Monika (Freie Universität Berlin) Köppen, Eva (FU Berlin, Germany), Empathy by Design - Shaping Emotions Kantola, Anu (University of Helsinki, Finland), Go Go Capitalism: The Emotional Dynamics of New Capitalism Fixsen, Alison Marie (University of Westminster, United Kingdom), Feeling our way: An investigation of university staff experiences of participation in personal and professional development programmes of the emotional competency and ‘soft skills’ variety. Fürst, Henrik (Uppsala University, Sweden), Cooling the Fiction Writer Out RN 11 14:00 - 15:30 26th Wednesday FA 262 Chair: Scherke, Katharina (University of Graz) 16:00 - 17:30 26th Wednesday FA 262 Chair: Terpe, Sylvia (Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology) RN11S12 / Theorizing Emotions I Terpe, Sylvia (Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology, Germany), Dynamics of the moral self: certainty and doubt in processes of moral elaboration and moral closure Barnes, Natasha Kate (University Of Leeds, United Kingdom), Love and Morality Alho, Päivi (The University of Helsinki, Finland), Counterbalancing the feminine and masculine Pratesi Cooren, Alessandro (Universtiy of Chester, United Kingdom), The ‘possibility’ of happiness: going beyond the discreet charm of happiness RN11S02 / Emotions in Law and State Institutions Bergman Blix, Stina (Stockholm University, Sweden), Wettergren, Åsa (University of Gothenburg, Sweden), Professional emotion management in court: learning and habituation Penz, Otto (University of Vienna, Austria), Glinsner, Barbara (Vienna University of Economics and Business, Austria), Sauer, Birgit (University of Vienna, Austria), Gaitsch, Myriam (University of Vienna, Austria), Hofbauer, Johanna (Vienna University of Economics and Business, Austria), Symbolic Violence and Affective Labor. A Case Study on Public Employment Services in Austria, Germany and Switzerland Flower, Lisa (Lunds University, Sweden), Defending the indefensible: managing emotions in the courtroom 200 RESEARCH NETWORK 11 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Martín Pérez, Alberto (Universitat de Barcelona, Spain), Do emotions matter in law enforcement? A social-emotional analysis of the citizenship case law of the Spanish Supreme Court 16:00 - 17:30 26th Wednesday FA 252 Chair: Kleres, Jochen (Göteborgs Universitet) RN11S10 / Emotions and Media Rautajoki, Hanna (University of Tampere, Finland), Emotional communication as institutional resource in television discussions: the use of facial gestures in ascribing normative identities in the program opening Verbalyte, Monika (Freie Universität Berlin, Germany), The Recursive Logic of the Mediated Emotions Glück, Antje (University of Leeds, United Kingdom), Journalistic Deployment of Emotionality in the News – a Cross-national Comparison 18:00 - 19:30 26th Wednesday FA 252 Chairs: Eckert, Falk (Universitaet Hamburg) Terpe, Sylvia (Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology) RN11S03 / Emotions and the Internet Holmes, Mary (University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom), Internet Dating, Heterosexual Pleasure and excitement RN 11 Malmqvist, Karl (University of Gothenburg, Sweden), Metaphorical highlighting and hiding of emotions in online racist discourse de Sousa Martins, Andréia (University of Bath, United Kingdom), The Virtual Wake of a stranger as a vector for the online discussion of death and dying Cioni, Elisabetta (Università di Sassari, Italy), Lovari, Alessandro (Università di Sassari, Italy), Faraway, so close. Using social media in military missions to relate with families and beloved 18:00 - 19:30 26th Wednesday FA 262 Chair: Kleres, Jochen (Göteborgs Universitet) RN11S06 / Emotions and Methods Chajbos, Katarzyna (Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland, Poland), Social context and functionality of shame: critical content analysis. Manning, Nathan (University of York, United Kingdom), Electoral disengagement and feelings of political dissatisfaction over time (1983-2010) Papastefanou, Georgios (GESIS Leibniz-Institut for the Social Sciences, Germany), Gruhler, Jonathan (GESIS Leibniz-Institut for the Social Sciences, Germany), Emotional responsivity and educational status RESEARCH NETWORK 11 201 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Cantó Milà, Natàlia (Open University of Catalonia, Spain), Seebach, Swen (University Abat Oliba CEU, Spain), Emotional Memories in Autobiographical Narrations 19:30 - 20:30 26th Wednesday FA 262 RN11BM / Business Meeting 11:00 - 12:30 27th Thursday FA 262 RN11S14 / Emotions and Politics RN 11 Chair: Wettergren, Åsa (Gothenburg University) 14:00 - 15:30 27th Thursday FA 262 Chair: Bergman Blix, Stina (Stockholm University) Wysmułek, Jakub (Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland; Department of History, University of Warsaw; The National Library of Poland), Building Emotional Cleavage: Emotional Narrations as Meaningful Sources of Political Affiliation Heaney, Jonathan G. (Queen's University Belfast, United Kingdom), Emotions, affinity and party politics: Fooling the void? Colin, Clément (Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile, Chile), Emotions and heritage mobilization: the case study of the defense of the neighborhoods of Santiago de Chile Repina, Nataliya (Russian State Social University, Russian Federation), Emotional Background of the Soviet past in Political Discourse on Modern Russian Identity Colombini, Giulia (Pisa University, Italy), Organizing emotions: a case study of merging social cooperatives RN11S11 / Space and Place: Emotions from the Local to the Global Kurczewski, Jacek Maria (University of Warsaw, Poland), Kurczewska, Joanna (Institute of Philosophy and Sociology, Polish Academy of Sciences), Emotions in the Bloodlands Kleres, Jochen (Göteborgs Universitet, Sweden), Emotions and Globalization. Towards a Research Agenda Trifiletti, Rossana (University of Florence, Italy), The emotion work of careworkers in Italy Karaiskou, Vicky (Open University of Cyprus, Cyprus), Impasses: 40+1 years along the Green Line. Affective implications on public space. 202 RESEARCH NETWORK 11 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 16:00 - 17:30 27th Thursday FA 262 Chair: Köppen, Eva (FU Berlin) RN11S05 / Specific Emotions Scherke, Katharina (University of Graz, Austria), Nostalgia – theoretical concepts and empirical evidence von Scheve, Christian (Freie Universität Berlin, Germany), Kerstin, Becker (Freie Universität Berlin, Germany), Cross-Cultural Differences in Social Comparison: Benign and Malicious Envy in a Bargaining Game Hyman, Laura (University of Portsmouth, United Kingdom), Understanding happiness: a mixed-methods approach Cieslik, Mark (Northumbria University UK, United Kingdom), ‘Not Smiling but Frowning’: Sociology and the ‘Problem of Happiness’ 11:00 - 12:30 28th Friday FA 262 Chair: von Scheve, Christian (Freie Universität Berlin) RN11S13 / Theorizing Emotions II RN 11 Rafanell, Irene (University of the West of Scotland, United Kingdom), Emotions and Social Structure: An Exploration of the Affective Sanctioning’s role in the Constitution of Macro-social Phenomena. Bub, Eva-Maria (Goethe-University Frankfurt/Main, Germany), Struggling for Authenticity? Emotional Ambivalences in Contemporary Society Zink, Veronika (Justus Liebig University Giessen, Germany), Banal Affections. A Micro-Political Enterprise? Gibas, Petr (Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic), Feeling at home: Exploring the entanglements of emotionality and materiality in the imaginaries of home(-to-be) 14:00 - 15:30 28th Friday FA 262 Chair: Heaney, Jonathan G. (Queen's University Belfast) RN11S07 / Emotions and Civic Action Verhoeven, Imrat (University of Amsterdam, Netherlands, The), Metze, Tamara (University of Tilburg, Netherlands, The), Our houses are collapsing! Framing fear of and anger on the ‘gas-quakes’ in Groningen, the Netherlands Minner, Frédéric Christian Henry (University of Geneva, Swiss Center for Affective Sciences (CISA), Germany), The emergence of norms in Occupy Geneva Wettergren, Åsa (Göteborgs Universitet, Sweden), Kleres, Jochen (Göteborgs Universitet, Sweden), Mobilizing fear and hope, mitigating guilt – Environmental movement strategic emotion management in response to climate change Moiseev, Stanislav (Higher School of Economics, Russian Federation), The Nature of Mass Behavior: from “irrationality” to “rationality with emotions” RESEARCH NETWORK 11 203 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 16:00 - 17:30 28th Friday FA 262 Chair: Bloch, Charlotte (University of Copenhagen) RN11S04 / Emotions and Intimate/Personal Life Lian, Olaug S. (University of Tromsø, Norway), “I don’t belong out there anymore”. Sense of belonging among people with medically unexplained long-term fatigue Barreto, Maria Cristina (Universidade do Estado do Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil), Thinking Friendship on Virtual World Moen, Hilde Berit (University of Nordland, Norway), Social enforcements in emotion activation” – everyday episodes characterized by impaired mentalizing in eating disorders RN 11 204 RESEARCH NETWORK 11 Bloch, Charlotte (University of Copenhagen), Järvinen, Margeretha (University of Copenhagen), Adult children of alcoholics, sympathy and emotional reflexivity PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE RN12 - ENVIRONMENT AND SOCIETY 11:00 - 12:30 26th Wednesday FCE C221 Chair: Jetzkowitz, Jens (Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg, Faculty of Philosophy I) RN12S01 / Social Theory and the Environment Murphy, Raymond (University of Ottawa, Canada), Socially Constructing a Bridge Across the Atlantic: Towards a Cosmopolitan Environmental Sociology Svenberg, Sebastian (Environmental Sociology Section, Örebro University, Sweden), The relevance of social ontology: views on society in transdisciplinary research on socio-ecological systems and resilience Lidskog, Rolf (Environmental Sociology Section, Orebro University, Sweden), Sundqvist, Göran (Department of sociology, University of Gothenburg, Sweden), Transcending science and policy. The role of expertise in handling environmental problems RN 12 van Koppen, CSA {Kris} (Wageningen University, Netherlands), A practices approach to social learning, and its implications for environmental education of citizen-consumers Blättel-Mink, Birgit (Goethe-University Frankfurt/Main, Germany), New Responsibilities in the Anthropocene: A Sociological Perspective 11:00 - 12:30 26th Wednesday FCE C223 Chair: Telesiene, Audrone (Kaunas University of Technology) RN12S02a / Sociology and Climate Change I Kondoh, Kazumi (Michigan State University, United States of America), Urban Climate Change and Energy in a Global City: A Case Study of Tokyo Öldudóttir, Sara S. (University of Iceland, Iceland), The Significance of Cosmopolitanism and Nationalism for Environmental Concern Schreiber, Dominik (University of Mannheim, Germany), Saving the Earth is Fun! - A Paradigm Shift in Narrating Climate Change Schmidt, Luisa (University of Lisbon, Portugal), Guerra, Joao (University of Lisbon, Portugal), Mourato, Joao (University of Lisbon, Portugal), Gomes Ferreira, José (University of Lisbon, Portugal), Alves, Adriana (University of Lisbon, Portugal), Baixinho, Alexandra (University of Lisbon, Portugal), ClimAdaPT.Local: A Portuguese case of municipal adaptation RESEARCH NETWORK 12 205 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 11:00 - 12:30 26th Wednesday FCE B280 Chair: van Koppen, Kris (Wageningen University) RN12S03a / Natural Disasters, Resilience, and Vulnerability I Butler, Catherine (University of Exeter, United Kingdom), Floods in a changing climate: Understanding the role of crisis in policy change Ylönen, Marja (University of Jyväskylä, Finland), Preparedness to natural disasters within the nuclear industry Nozawa, Atsushi (MEIJI UNIVERSITY, Japan), In-between sufferings – Vulnerability, Risk and Damage in Relation to the Fukushima Nuclear Accident Hassler, Björn Åke Anders (Södertörn University, Sweden), Cooperation in unequal transnational settings: The roles of vulnerability, state interests and capacity in implementing the Baltic Sea Action Program (BSAP) RN 12 14:00 - 15:30 26th Wednesday FCE C221 Chair: Oosterveer, Peter (Wageningen University) Boudes, Philippe (Agrocampus Ouest & UMR ESO CNRS, France), From Britanny Cyanobacteria to ontological regims. A case study to adress sociological imagination RN12S02b / Sociology and Climate Change II Benulic, Kajsa-Stina Simone (Södertörn University, Sweden), "Climate crisis if we don't cut meat eating in half": Swedish news media framings of meat Untermarzoner, Josef (University of Innsbruck, Austria), We know… but why do we not act? A sociological look at an apparent paradox Lubanov, Carmit (The Association of Environmental Justice in Israel (AEJI), Israel), The Social Justice Prism of Climate Change Policy - The Case of Israel Kyselá, Eva (Charles University Environment Center, Czech Republic), Zvěřinová, Iva (Charles University Environment Center, Czech Republic), Ščasný, Milan (Charles University Environment Center, Czech Republic), Effectiveness, fairness and acceptability of climate change mitigation policies: the role of trust 14:00 - 15:30 26th Wednesday FCE C223 Chair: Horta, Ana (University of Lisbon) 206 RESEARCH NETWORK 12 RN12S04a / Renewable and Non-renewable Energies I Świątkiewicz-Mośny, Maria (Jagiellonian University, Poland), Coal and wind. Socio-culture aspects of energy discourse in Poland Wang, Qian (Nagoya University, Japan), Maruyama, Yasushi (Department of Social and Human Environment, Nagoya University), Exploring the categories of social acceptance for wind energy based on rural field of China PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Klaes, Matthias Sebastian (Augsburg University, Germany), Shale gas and the politics of knowledge – A comparative analysis of the controversies on Hydraulic Fracturing in Poland, France and Germany Yuasa, Yoichi (Kanto-Gakuin University, Japan), The Effect of Local Government’s Finance on Siting Nuclear Facilities 14:00 - 15:30 26th Wednesday FCE B280 Chair: Levidow, Les (Open University) RN12S22 / Green Economy Lehtonen, Markku (Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales & University of Sussex, France), Economic argumentation in the fledgling nuclear renaissance in Europe: the saga of the EPR reactor in Finland, France, and the UK RN 12 Levidow, Les (Open University, United Kingdom), Green Economy agendas: NGOs’ divergent alliances around natural capital and justice Filcak, Richard (Institute for Forecasting Studies Slovak Academy of Sciences, Slovak Republic), Economic Transformation, Environment and the Manufacturing Industry in Slovakia: from High Environmental Impacts and High Employement to Treadmill of Production? Ortiz, Guadalupe (University of Alicante, Spain), Aledo, Antonio (University of Alicante, Spain), García-Andreu, Hugo (University of Alicante, Spain), Domínguez-Gómez, José Andrés (University of Huelva, Spain), Hydroelectric projects in Brazil: discursive affinity and the dominance of the techno-economic rationale Oltra, Christian (CIEMAT, Spain), Sala, Roser (CIEMAT, Spain), Air pollution perceptions and reported behaviours: a survey study in four cities 16:00 - 17:30 26th Wednesday FCE C221 Chair: Adem, Çigdem (The Public Administration Institute for Turkey and the Middle East) RN12S03b / Natural Disasters, Resilience, and Vulnerability II Bogdan, Eva A. (University of Alberta, Canada), Disaster governance: An investigation of the 2013 flood in High River, Alberta Lazanyi, Orsolya (Environmental Social Science Research Group, Hungary), Kelemen, Eszter (Environmental Social Science Research Group, Hungary; Szent István University, Hungary), Megyesi, Boldizsár (Hungarian Academy of Science, Centre for Social Sciences, Institute for Sociology), Balázs, Bálint (Environmental Social Science Research Group, Hungary), RESEARCH NETWORK 12 207 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Pataki, Görgy (Environmental Social Science Research Group, Hungary; Corvinus University of Budapest, Hungary), Future changes of human-nature relationship and socio-ecological resilience - Lessons from a participatory scenario building process in Kiskunság, Central Hungary Jetzkowitz, Jens (Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg, Faculty of Philosophy I, Germany), James Cameron's “Avatar” as a sustainability tale or: How to avoid the apocalypse of growth and come to harmony with nature RN 12 16:00 - 17:30 26th Wednesday FCE C223 Chair: Schmidt, Luisa (University of Lisbon) RN12S04b / Renewable and Non-renewable Energies II Kiss, Veronika (Budapest Corvinus University, Hungary), Pataki, György (Budapest Corvinus University, Hungary), How resource use caps deliver social justice Lorenz-Meyer, Dagmar (Faculty of Humanities, Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic), Articulating tensions in renewable energy knowledge practices Assis Teixeira, Wendell Ficher (University Federal of Alagoas, Brazil), Rocha Franco, Sergio (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona), Coloniality in the appropriation of nature: agrofuels production, dependency and constant primitive accumulation in the periphery of capitalism Smale, Robin (Wageningen University, Netherlands, The), Spaargaren, Gert (Wageningen University, Netherlands, The), Van Vliet, Bas (Wageningen University, Netherlands, The), Emerging energy practices in the smart grid 16:00 - 17:30 26th Wednesday FCE B280 Chair: Anghel, Ionut-Marian (Research Institute for Quality of Life, Romanian Academy of Sciences, Romania) RN12S05 / Social, Environmental, and Financial Pillars of Sustainability Azkue, Iker (Faculty of Humanities and Education (Mondragon University), Spain), Eizagirre, Andoni (Faculty of Humanities and Education (Mondragon University), Spain), Sarobe, Aitziber (Faculty of Humanities and Education (Mondragon Unibersity), Spain), Sustainable Development or Sustainable Degrowth? Kustra, Monika (Open University of Catalonia, Spain), Perception of smart technologies. The case of Media-TIC building in Barcelona 208 RESEARCH NETWORK 12 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Spurling, Nicola (The DEMAND Centre, Lancaster University, United Kingdom), The spatial demands of practice: the demand for and design of allotments and car parking in Stevenage Garcia, Ernest (Universitat de València, Spain), Bad Austerity, benign austerity: how antisocial cutbacks result in environmentally unsustainable poverty and why we should drop any growthrelated hope 18:00 - 19:30 26th Wednesday FCE C221 Chair: Jetzkowitz, Jens (Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg, Faculty of Philosophy I) RN12S06a / (Un-)Sustainable Consumption I Martinez-Iglesias, Mercedes (University of Valencia, ERISOSTInterdisciplinary Research Structure on Sustainability Studies), Not-so-rich but still very consumerist Valkonen, Jarno (University of Lapland, Finland), Pyyhtinen, Olli (University of Tampere, Finland), Huilaja, Heikki Sakari (University of Lapland, Finland), The Society of Waste RN 12 Horta, Ana (University of Lisbon, Portugal), Correia, Augusta (University of Lisbon, Portugal), Truninger, Mónica (University of Lisbon, Portugal), Fonseca, Susana (University of Lisbon, Portugal), Nobre, Nélia (University of Lisbon, Portugal), The coolest waste: teenagers, electronic media, energy consumption and the problem of e-waste Kiss, Gabriella (Budapest Business School), Pataki, György (Corvinus University of Budapest), Király, Gábor (Budapest Business School; Corvinus University of Budapest), Köves, Alexandra (Corvinus University of Budapest), The role of social inequalities in the transition to sustainable consumption: lessons from a participatory system mapping exercise 18:00 - 19:30 26th Wednesday FCE C223 Chair: Anghel, Ionut-Marian (Research Institute for Quality of Life, Romanian Academy of Sciences, Romania) RN12S07 / Risk, Rationality and Environmental Decision Making Löfmarck, Erik Vilhelm (Örebro University, Sweden), Lidskog, Rolf (Örebro University, Sweden), Advising uncertainty. The forest professional claim and epistemic authority in the face of societal and climate change. Bernardyova, Katerina (Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic), Durdovic, Martin (Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic), Cermak, Daniel (Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic), RESEARCH NETWORK 12 209 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Project of a Deep Geological Repository in the Czech Republic: The General Public’s and Local Inhabitants’ Views of the Decision-making Process Kunze, Conrad (UFZ Centre for Environmental Research, Germany), Bleicher, Alena (UFZ Centre for Environmental Research, Germany), Deep Geothermal Energy as a new Risk Technology Uggla, Ylva (Örebro University, Sweden), Lidskog, Rolf (Örebro University, Sweden), Between abstract risks and embodied practices. Forest owners’ appropriation of advice concerning climate change and forestry RN 12 18:00 - 19:30 26th Wednesday FCE B280 Chair: Telesiene, Audrone (Kaunas University of Technology) Iwińska, Katarzyna (Collegium Civitas, Poland), Ruszkowski, Paweł (Collegium Civitas, Poland), Micro-macro relations within participatory democracy: the case of decision making processes in Polish energy sector RN12S08 / Local and Global Food Chains Petropoulou, Eugenia (University of Crete, Greece), Exploring the role of local food chains in Greece. What opportunities for sustainable, just and democratic food systems in times of crisis? Watt, John (Middlesex University London - School of Science and Technology - Centre for Decision Analysis and Risk Management, United Kingdom), Stănciugelu, Irina (Middlesex University London - School of Science and Technology - Centre for Decision Analysis and Risk Management, United Kingdom), Alpas, Hami (Middle East Technical University Ankara, Turkey), Stănescu, Dan (National University of Political Studies and Public Administration - Faculty of Communication and Public Relations Bucharest, Romania), Risk perception of food chain terrorism and design of security system a case study in Romania and Turkey Oosterveer, Peter (Wageningen University, Netherlands, The), Food consumption and transformations in the interactions between society and nature Saunders, Fred Phillip (Södertörn University, Sweden), Complex Shades of Green: Gradually Changing Notions of the 'Good Farmer' in a Swedish Context 19:30 - 20:30 26th Wednesday FCE B280 210 RESEARCH NETWORK 12 RN12BM / Business Meeting PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 11:00 - 12:30 27th Thursday FCE B280 Chair: Schmidt, Luisa (University of Lisbon) RN12S06b / (Un-)Sustainable Consumption II Haynes, Paul (Royal Holloway University of London, United Kingdom), Consuming sustainability narratives: cultural branding and social activism Pyyhtinen, Olli (University of Tampere, Finland), Lehtonen, Turo-Kimmo (University of Tampere, Finland), Parasites of the Consumer Society: Dumpster Diving as a Way of Life Rinkinen, Jenny (Aalto University School of Business, Finland), Logging systems – Starts, stops and storages of consumption Zorrilla Muñoz, Vanessa (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Spain), Petz, Marc (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Spain), Veiria Ramos, Alberto (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Spain), Agulló Tomás, María Silveria (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Spain), The agricultural environmental development and social inclusions attitudes for the mitigation of the GHG impact in Spain 11:00 - 12:30 27th Thursday FCE C223 Chair: van Koppen, Kris (Wageningen University) RN12S09a / Environmental Communication, Values, and Attitudes I RN 12 Szasz, Andrew (University of California, Santa Cruz, United States of America), Conflict Over Teaching Climate Change in American Public Schools Gustafsson, Karin M (Örebro University, Sweden), Narrating on the fly. A case study of the monarch butterfly and the management of scientific ambiguity, complexity, and uncertainty. Schubert, Johannes (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität, Germany), Gill, Bernhard (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität, Germany), Wolff, Anna (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität, Germany), Schneider, Michael (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität, Germany), Habitus and Habitats: A Study on Spatial Structure, Lifestyles, and Environmental Impact on all 11.000 municipalities in Germany Mamonova, Olga Nikolayevna (Russian Society of Sociologists, Russian Federation), Sosunova, Irina Alexandrovna (Russian Society of Sociologists, Russian Federation), Formation of social-professional group of ecologists in Post-Soviet area: competency approach 11:00 - 12:30 27th Thursday FCE C221 Chair: Horta, Ana (University of Lisbon) RN12S13a / Energy Transitions and Sociological Theory I Laborgne, Pia (Institute for Sociology/University of Freiburg and EIFER/ KIT, Germany), Social Innovations in Local Energy Transitions RESEARCH NETWORK 12 211 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Agustoni, Alfredo (G. d'Annunzio Chieti-Pescara University, Italy), Energy and Human Societies. An Historical Sociology Perspective Shove, Elizabeth (University of Lancaster, United Kingdom), Infrastructures, consumption and practice: conceptualising energy demand Rumpala, Yannick (Université de Nice, France), Alternative Forms of Energy Production and Political Reconfigurations: The Sociology of Alternative Energies as a Study of Potentialities of Collective Reorganization Reynolds, Larry (Institute for Advanced Studies, Paris, France), Contested Transitions? Scale, Cities and Regions in the UK Energy Transition. RN 12 14:00 - 15:30 27th Thursday FCE C221 Chair: Gross, Matthias (UFZ) RN12S09b / Environmental Communication, Values, and Attitudes II Echavarren, José (University Pablo Olavide, Spain), García, Manuel Magno (University of Seville), The Green Roots of Gender: Examining the Gender Effect on Environmental Concern in a Cross-national Study Telesiene, Audrone (Kaunas University of Technology, Lithuania), Balzekiene, Aiste (Kaunas University of Technology, Lithuania), Influence of biographical situational factors upon environmental activist behaviour: empirical evidence from CEE countries Wagner, Aleksandra (Jagiellonian University, Poland), Can Mr or Ms Citizen make contribution to the energy policy? Media communication as the space for public deliberation. Roussary, Aurélie (The University of Reunion Island, Réunion (France)), Thiann-Bo Morel, Marie (The University of Reunion Island, Réunion (France)), Thinking the Environmental sociology in postcolonial context: From public policies to the private relationship with nature 14:00 - 15:30 27th Thursday FCE C223 Chair: Adem, Çigdem (The Public Administration Institute for Turkey and the Middle East) 212 RESEARCH NETWORK 12 RN12S10b / Participation, Citizenship and Environmental Democracy II Malets, Olga (Technische Universität München, Germany), Tysiachniouk, Maria (Wageningen University, Center for Independent Social Research), Explaining the reproduction of transnational systems of natural resource governance: Forest certification and institutional work in governance generating networks PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE &RXOEDXW/D]]DULQL'U$P¨OLH (UVSQ, France), Sociology and technical innovation for energy transition : some multiscalar stakes Ducci, Gea (University of Urbino Carlo Bo, Italy), Digital public communication and environmental sustainability in the european smart cities. Petersen, Lars Kjerulf (Aarhus University, Denmark), Ecologic Footprints versus Gross Domestic Product: how indicators of societal development appear and operate in public media 14:00 - 15:30 27th Thursday FCE B280 Chair: Laborgne, Pia (Institute for Sociology/ University of Freiburg and EIFER/KIT) RN12S11 / Science, Technology, and Environmental Innovation RN 12 Shaw, Isabel (Imperial College London, United Kingdom), Ozaki, Ritsuko (Imperial College London, United Kingdom), Re-configuring energy systems and practices: users’ perceptions of engineering solutions to electricity consumption and overload Mylan, Josephine (Sustainable Consumption Institute, University of Manchester), Innovation for low–carbon meat: A sociological perspective on changes in consumption and production systems Panagiotou, Aristeidis (The Papaeliou Institute, Greece), Reframing the GM debate: A guide to critical analysis and practical policy Moura, Edila Arnaud Ferreira (Universidade Federal do Pará, Brazil), Nascimento, Ana Claudeise (Instituto de Desenvolvimento Sustentável Mamirauá, IDSM), Correa, Davila (Instituto de Desenvolvimento Sustentável Mamirauá, IDSM), Science, technology, social innovation for social and environmental development in small population groups in the Flooded Forest Amazon, Brazil. 16:00 - 17:30 27th Thursday FCE C221 Chair: Martinez-Iglesias, Mercedes (University of Valencia) RN12S10a / Participation, Citizenship and Environmental Democracy I Răcătău, Ionela-Maria (Babes-Bolyai University, Faculty of Sociology and Social Work, Cluj-Napoca, Romania), Chiribucă, Dan (Babes-Bolyai University, Faculty of Sociology and Social Work, Cluj-Napoca, Romania), Baciu, Călin (Babes-Bolyai University, Faculty of Environmental Science and Engineering, Cluj-Napoca, Romania), Beyond mining activity: risks, debates and social approaches related to gold exploitations in Romania, Finland and Portugal. RESEARCH NETWORK 12 213 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Niedziałkowski, Krzysztof (Mammal Research Institute Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland), Pietruczuk, Monika (Mammal Research Institute Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland), Pietrzyk-Kaszyńska, Agata (Institute of Nature Conservation, Polish Academy of Sciences), Grodzińska-Jurczak, Małgorzata (Institute of Environmental Sciences, Jagiellonian University), Who can decide about nature? Multi-level and participatory characteristics of the protected areas governance in Poland Maczka, Krzysztof (Adam Mickiewicz University, Poland), Barriers in Natura 2000 implementation: a catalogue of factors and experts' assessment. Tarasova, Ekaterina (Södertörn University, Sweden), Energy projects from the perspective of society: analyzing responses and actions of environmental organizations RN 12 16:00 - 17:30 27th Thursday FCE C223 Chair: Schmidt, Luisa (University of Lisbon) Pérez-Sindín López, Xaquin S. (University of A Coruña, Spain, Gdansk University of Technology), Local Social perception of a mining artificial lake in Spain RN12S12 / Biodiversity and Nature Conservation Klocokova, Jana (Institute for Sociology, Slovak Academy of Sciences, Slovak Republic), Contentious Management of the Tatra National Park Floor, Judith R. (Wageningen university, Environmental Policy Group, The Netherlands), van Koppen, Kris C.S.A. (Wageningen university, Environmental Policy Group, The Netherlands), van Tatenhove, Jan P.M. (Wageningen university, Environmental Policy Group, The Netherlands), Science-policy interactions for seagrass restoration within the Dutch Wadden Sea Laws, Norman (Leuphana University Lüneburg, Germany), Biodiversity, its institutionalization and a relational perspective. Fabók, Veronika (Szent István University, Institute of Nature Conservation and Landscape Management, Hungary; Environmental Social Science Research Group (ESSRG), Hungary), Kovács, Eszter (Szent István University, Institute of Nature Conservation and Landscape Management, Hungary; Environmental Social Science Research Group (ESSRG), Hungary), Bela, Györgyi (Szent István University, Institute of Nature Conservation and Landscape Management, Hungary; Environmental Social Science Research Group (ESSRG), Hungary), Termansen, Mette (Department of Environmental Science, Aarhus University, Denmark), Autti, Outi Marja (University of Oulu, Finland), The Wise Salmon That Returned Home – The Agency of Migratory Salmon 214 RESEARCH NETWORK 12 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE A Q-Methodology Study of perspectives on biodiversity and ecosystem services in Hungary 16:00 - 17:30 27th Thursday FCE B280 Chair: Horta, Ana (University of Lisbon) RN12S13b / Energy Transitions and Sociological Theory II Smits, Mattijs (Wageningen University), Dynamics of energy infrastructural transitions: linking practice theory and political economy? Osti, Giorgio (University of Trieste, Italy), Carrosio, Giovanni (University of Trieste, Italy), The social movements for energy transition. The limp pace of Mediterranean countries RN 12 Fuchs, Gerhard (University of Stuttgart, Germany), The Trasnformation of the German Electricity System - A Field Perspective Kunkis, Michael (ISOE-Institute for Social-Ecological Research, Germany), Post-fossil lifestyles - About the implementation of social innovations in everyday life Hui, Allison (Lancaster University, United Kingdom), Sequences, services, and spaces of energy use: using theories of practice to move beyond segmented understandings of energy demand 11:00-12:30 28th Friday FCE C223 Chair: Lubanov, Carmit (The Association of Environmental Justice in Israel (AEJI)) RN12S15a / Environmental Justice I Bruner, Tomáš (Faculty of Social Sciences Charles University Prague, Czech Republic), Sinking Islands and Environmental Justice Beretta, Ilaria (Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Italy), ‘Are smart cities a tool for social equity?’ Morrens, Bert (University of Antwerp, Belgium), Loots, Ilse (University of Antwerp, Belgium), Human biomonitoring: a promising tool for environmental justice advocacy? Eryilmaz, Cagri (Artvin Coruh University, Turkey), Analysis of National Environmental Government Organizations in Turkey: Rise of Professionalism and Protests Rabe, Linn (Södertörn University, Sweden), Bridge over troubled waters? – The link between procedural justice and legitimacy in multi-leveled costal governance RESEARCH NETWORK 12 215 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 11:00 - 12:30 28th Friday FCE C219 Chair: Davidson, Debra J. (University of Alberta) RN12S10c / Participation, Citizenship and Environmental Democracy III Jochum, Georg (Technische Universität München, Germany), The Renaturation of the Isar River in Munich – an example of successful environmental democracy? Korjonen-Kuusipuro, Kristiina (Lappeenranta University of Technology, Finland), Olkkonen, Laura (Lappeenranta University of Technology, Finland), Micro-producers of energy: energy citizens, prosumers or everyday activists? RN 12 Moran, Lisa Martina (Teagasc, the Agricultural and Food Development Authority of Ireland, Ireland), ‘Participation is about our way of life’: A Qualitative Journey into Knowledge Cultures, Discourses of Sustainability and Participation in Rural Ireland and (Supra)-national governance arenas Ocelík, Petr (Masaryk University, Czech Republic; International Institute of Political Science of Masaryk University, Czech Republic; Center for Energy Studies, Czech Republic), Osička, Jan (Masaryk University, Czech Republic; International Institute of Political Science of Masaryk University, Czech Republic; Center for Energy Studies, Czech Republic), Zapletalová, Veronika (Masaryk University, Czech Republic; Center for Energy Studies, Czech Republic), Černoch, Filip (Masaryk University, Czech Republic; Center for Energy Studies, Czech Republic), Dančák, Břetislav (Masaryk University, Czech Republic; Center for Energy Studies, Czech Republic), Local opposition towards permanent radioactive waste repository in the Czech Republic: mapping the discourse network Bourblanc, Magalie (GovInn, University of Pretoria, South Africa), Redistributing water allocations in South Africa’s post-Apartheid context 216 RESEARCH NETWORK 12 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 11:00 - 12:30 28th Friday FCE B280 Chair: Adem, Çigdem (The Public Administration Institute for Turkey and the Middle East) RN12S16a / New Trends in Environmental Movements Research I Boström, Magnus (Örebro University, Sweden), Sustained transnational action: environmental movement organizations Zapata Campos, María José (University of Gothenburg Sweden), Zapata, Patrik (University of Gothenburg Sweden), Challenging the throw-away society. Socio environmental movements’ practices on waste prevention in Gothenburg, Sweden Marin, Renato (University of Barcelona, Spain), The impact of Urban Agriculture on urban dweller’s happiness: social dimensions of urban farming Bailey, Nick (ESRC AQMeN Research Centre, School of Social and Political Sciences, University of Glasgow, UK), Dong, Guanpeng (ESRC AQMeN Research Centre, Sheffield Methods Institute, University of Sheffield, UK), Heblich, Stephan (ESRC AQMeN Research Centre, Department of Economics, University of Bristol, UK), Minton, Jon (ESRC AQMeN Research Centre, School of Social and Political Sciences, University of Glasgow, UK), Pryce, Gwilym Benjamin (ESRC AQMeN Research Centre, Sheffield Methods Institute, University of Sheffield, UK), Timmins, Chris (ESRC AQMeN Research Centre, Department of Economics, Duke University, USA), Environmental Justice in Scotland: Understanding the links between pollution and deprivation 14:00 - 15:30 28th Friday FCE C219 Chair: van Koppen, Kris (Wageningen University) RN12S15b / Environmental Justice II RN 12 Roboz, Ágnes (Corvinus University of Budapest, Hungary), Pataki, György (Corvinus University of Budapest, Hungary), Towards linking the concepts of ecosystem services and environmental justice: A Hungarian case study Bartiaux, Françoise (Université catholique de Louvain and FNRS, Belgium), Schmidt, Luísa (University of Lisbon, Institute of Social Sciences), Horta, Ana (University of Lisbon, Institute of Social Sciences), Social diffusion of energy-related practices in two European areas: A way for reducing inequalities? Bozonnet, Jean-Paul (Sciences Po Grenoble, France), Desire for ecology and social inequalities in Western Europe Pimentel Corrêa, Carolina (University of Porto, Portugal), An analysis of the environment in the Brazilian political field: the case of the Environment and Sustainable Development Commission of the Chamber of Deputies (2004-2014). RESEARCH NETWORK 12 217 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 14:00 - 15:30 28th Friday FCE C221 Chair: Wagner, Aleksandra (Jagiellonian University) RN12S16b / New Trends in Environmental Movements Research II Vukelic, Jelisaveta (Faculty for Special Education and Rehabilitation, Belgrade University, Serbia), Potentials of Emergence and Development of Environmental Movement in Serbia within the Post-socialist Context Guerra, João (University of Lisbon, Portugal), Environmental Justice and Social Priorities: A Portuguese Case Adem, Çigdem (The Public Administration Institute for Turkey and the Middle East, Turkey), Rediscovering and Dayligting Urban Rivers: A Case Study of a Movement in Ankara Turkey RN 12 14:00 - 15:30 28th Friday FCE B280 Chair: Martinez-Iglesias, Mercedes (University of Valencia) Fernandes, Lúcia (Centre for Economic and Organizational Research), Bento, Sofia (Lisbon School of Economics and Management, Portugal; Centre for Economic and Organizational Research), Barca, Stefania (Centre for Social Studies, Coimbra), Silva, Lays (CETEM, Brazil), Environmental conflicts in Portugal during the past five decades: the EJatlas Portugal conception RN12S17a / Urban Structures and Environmental Change I Hinderer, Nele (University of Stuttgart, Germany), Fuchs, Gerhard (University of Stuttgart, Germany), Towards a low carbon future: urban electricity experiments and new forms of governance in Germany Seixas, Sonia Regina da Cal (UNICAMP, Brazil), Hoeffel, João Luiz de Moraes (FAAT, Brazil), Rocha, Jansle Vieira (UNICAMP, Brazil), Vernalha, Estevão Brasil Ruas (UNICAMP, Brazil), Lima, Fabio Bueno de (UNICAMP, Brazil), Nunes, Richard Joseph (University of Reading, UK), Urbanization and Socioenvironmental Dynamics in the D. Pedro I - Tamoios Road Axis: Some Enviromental Sociology Contributions Nemoz, Sophie (RT38 AFS), Grisoni, Anahita (RT38 AFS), What does environment mean ? A question renewed by social movements. Scanu, Emiliano (Université Laval, Canada), Global environmental problems as urban problems or: How climate change is reconfiguring urban development trajectories 218 RESEARCH NETWORK 12 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 14:00 - 15:30 28th Friday FCE C223 Chair: Schubert, Johannes (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität) RN12S18 / Transition Theory and Environmental Reform Helne, Tuula Terhikki (Research department, Kela (The Social Insurance Institution of Finland), Finland), Hirvilammi, Tuuli Ilona (Department of social research, University of Helsinki), Towards Sustainability Transition: The Dynamic of Relational Wellbeing Davidson, Debra J. (University of Alberta, Canada), Is Urban Agriculture a Game Changer or Window Dressing? Seeking Avenues for Agri-Food System Transition in an Era of Rapid Climate Change. Feital, Marcela da Silveira (Instituto de Filosofia e Ciências Humanas Universidade Estadual de Campinas, Brazil), Ferreira, Lúcia da Costa (Núcleo de Estudos e Pesquisas Ambientais Universidade Estadual de Campinas, Brazil), Environmental migration: a sociological contribution to understand transition societies RN 12 Bento, Sofia (Lisbon School of Economics and Management, Portugal; Socius- Research Centre in Economic and Organizational Sociology), Fernandes, Lucia (Socius- Research Centre in Economic and Organizational Sociology), Carvalho, Anabela (University of Minho), Fernandes-Jesus, Maria (Aston University), Portuguese transition towns. Challenges and constraints for participation and engagement of local communities. 16:00 - 17:30 28th Friday FCE C219 Chair: Wagner, Aleksandra (Jagiellonian University) RN12S17b / Urban Structures and Environmental Change II Lemaire, Xavier (University College London, United Kingdom), Urban Planning and Electrification of sub-Saharan African Informal Settlements: between Recognition and Eradication Seebass, Katharina (University of Nuremberg-Erlangen, Germany), Keep cool - individual, social and housing effects on the experience of heat stress Vignola, Marta (University of Salento, Italy), Environment and industrial experience. The future of an Italian Southern city Magnani, Natalia (University of Trento, Italy), Policy tools, energy certification agencies and social practices of energy retrofit in the compact city: a case study from Italy RESEARCH NETWORK 12 219 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 16:00 - 17:30 28th Friday FCE C221 Chair: Boström, Magnus (Örebro University) RN12S19 / Human-Animal Studies and Environmental Sociology Kupsala, Saara (University of Eastern Finland, Finland), Vinnari, Markus (University of Eastern Finland, Finland), Jokinen, Pekka (University of Tampere, Finland), Consumer views about the acceptability of animal farming: questions of animal visibility and food chain transparency Boscardin, Livia Laura (University of Basel, Switzerland), The livestock revolution and the intersectionality of oppression. An analysis of the animal-industrial complex from the perspective of critical animal studies RN 12 16:00 - 17:30 28th Friday FCE C223 Chair: Oosterveer, Peter (Wageningen University) RN12S20 Corporate Social Responsibility and the Circular Economy Briška, Iveta (Research Centre SKDS, Latvia), Ecological Conscience in the Context of Economic Crisis: Myths and Reality Chiribucă, Dan (Babes-Bolyai University, Faculty of Sociology and Social Work, Cluj-Napoca, Romania), Răcătău, Ionela-Maria (Babes-Bolyai University, Faculty of Sociology and Social Work, Cluj-Napoca, Romania), Baciu, Călin (Babes-Bolyai University, Faculty of Environmental Science and Engineering, Cluj-Napoca, Romania), In and out of the environmental decision-making. Equal participation and social responsibility in European gold mining exploitations Vallee, Manuel (University of Auckland, New Zealand), Structural Impediments to the Greening of Universities Dias-Sardinha, Idalina Maria (SOCIUS, Researcher Centre in Economic and Organizational Sociology, University of Lisbon, Portugal), Mendes, Isabel (SOCIUS, Researcher Centre in Economic and Organizational Sociology, University of Lisbon, Portugal), Milheiras, Sergio (SOCIUS, Researcher Centre in Economic and Organizational Sociology, University of Lisbon, Portugal), Craveiro, Daniela (SOCIUS, Researcher Centre in Economic and Organizational Sociology, University of Lisbon, Portugal), Verga Matos, Pedro (ADVANCE, University of Lisbon, Portugal), Contribute to estimate the sustainability values potentially induced by the redevelopment of rural brownfields with low market attractiveness: the case of S. Domingos Mine, Portugal 220 RESEARCH NETWORK 12 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Petev, Ivaylo D. (CNRS EXCESS-CREST, France), Coulangeon, Philippe (CNRS OSC-Sciences Po, France), From Intention to Action: The Social Reality of an Attitudes-Driven Decline in Carbon Emissions. 16:00 - 17:30 28th Friday FCE B280 Chair: Gross, Matthias (UFZ) RN12S21 / Environment & Society Duarte Fonseca, Susana Maria (ISCTE - IUL, Portugal), Nave, Joaquim Gil (ISCTE - IUL, Portugal), Advising parents on childhood health unsure issues - is the precautionary principle the way forward? Litmanen, Tapio (University of Jyväskylä, Finland), Jartti, Tuija (University of Jyväskylä, Finland), Rantala, Eero (University of Jyväskylä, Finland), Redefining social license: The need to broaden understanding of social license to operate RN 12 Zhu, Hongwen (Beijing Normal University, China, People's Republic of), Who takes care of the environment in China: A realistic choice Rončević, Borut (Faculty of Information Studies, Slovenia), Fric, Urška (Faculty of Information Studies, Slovenia), Identifying social factors and barriers in industrial symbiosis networks RESEARCH NETWORK 12 221 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION RN13 - SOCIOLOGY OF FAMILIES AND INTIMATE LIVES 11:00 - 12:30 26th Wednesday FA 448 Chairs: Brannen, Julia (UCL Institute of Education London) Ramos, Vasco (ICS - ULisbon) RN 13 11:00 - 12:30 26th Wednesday FA 449 Chairs: Hellum, Merete (Gothenburg University) RN13S01a / Couple, Cohabitations and Family Forms I Meli, Eleonora (Istat, Italy), Fraboni, Romina (Istat, Italy), Do consensual unions differ from marriages? A study of family characteristics and received help in Italy Hu, Xiaoteng (Autonomous University of Barcelona, Spain), Factors Influencing the Entrance into Cohabitation versus Marriage Ukleja, Miłosz (University of Warsaw, Poland), Same-sex families as an emerging phenomenon of social change in the Polish society Medvedeva, Sofia (Higher School of Economics, Russian Federation), Factors of Realization of Marriage and Partnership’s Intentions of Population in Russia RN13S03a / Intergenerational Relationships I: Old People and Family Relations Lehti, Hannu Paavali (University of Turku, Finland), Karhula, Aleksi (University of Turku, Finland), Erola, Jani Petteri (University of Turku, Finland), Family Matters? – The Effect of Parental Unemployment on Children Socioeconomic Achievement in Different Family Types Steinbach, Anja (University Duisbug-Essen, Germany), Hank, Karsten (University of Cologne, Germany), Intergenerational Relations in Stepfamilies: A Comparison of France, Germany, and Russia Chang, Yung-Han (University of Kang Ning, Taiwan, Republic of China), Housing Pathways of Young People and the Changing Concepts of Family Piszczatowska-Oleksiewicz, Mariola (University of Warsaw, Poland), „The Nesting” – life necessity or (family) choice? Based on Polish example 222 RESEARCH NETWORK 13 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 11:00 - 12:30 26th Wednesday FA 450 Chairs: Romero-Balsas, Pedro (Universidad Autónoma de Madrid) Bungum, Brita (Norwegian university of science and technology, NTNU) RN13S05a / Family Transitions and Life Events I Rüger, Heiko (Federal Institute for Population Reserach, Germany), Skora, Thomas (Federal Institute for Population Reserach, Germany), Schneider, Norbert F. (Federal Institute for Population Reserach, Germany), Job-related spatial mobility and changing fertility patterns in a cohort perspective Gauthier, Jacques-Antoine (University of Lausanne, Switzerland), Viry, Gil (University of Edinburgh), The relationships between fertility behaviours and residential context in two age groups in Switzerland: a sequence-based approach Schneider, Thorsten (Leipzig University, Germany), Protection or selection? New insights into the effect of children on union dissolution in Germany RN 13 Čapková, Klára (Masaryk University), Family instability after the birth of the first child: uneven prospects of married and cohabiting couples with diverging fertility plans 11:00 - 12:30 26th Wednesday FA 401 Chairs: Eberharter, Veronika V. (University of Innsbruck) Rutigliano, Roberta (Universitat Pompeu fabra) RN13S14 / Theorising Contemporary Families and Personal Life Syltevik, Liv Johanne (University of Bergen, Norway), Theorizing about families in the 21st century: is there a need for social institution as a sensitizing concept? Swader, Christopher Scott (Lund University), Loneliness and Urbanization in Europe: A Multi-level Approach Lueck, Detlev (Federal Institute for Population Research, Germany), Ruckdeschel, Kerstin (Federal Institute for Population Research, Germany), What is a family? Differing Cultural Conceptions and their Interaction with Family Lives Meler, Tal (Zefat Academic College, Israel), The Palestinian-Israeli Family - Simultaneous and Contradictory Trends of Change and Preservation François, Aurore (UCL, Belgium & ULg, Belgium), Merla, Laura (UCL, Belgium & UWA, Australia), Distances and family ties: a dialectical relationship between geographic and affective distances/proximities RESEARCH NETWORK 13 223 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 12:45 - 13:45 26th Wednesday FCE Poster Area RN13P01 / Poster Session 14:00 - 15:30 26th Wednesday FA 448 RN13S01b / Couple, Cohabitations and Family Forms II Chairs: Dermott, Esther (University of Bristol) Akpinar, Aylin (Marmara University) RN 13 14:00 - 15:30 26th Wednesday FA 449 Chairs: Giudici, Francesco (Ufficio di Statistica del Cacnton Ticino) Hart, Linda (University of Helsinki) Firat Sannan, Derya (Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University, Istanbul, Turkey), Sannan, Barış (Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University, Istanbul, Turkey), How the parents retire from the social life? The Pediarchy among the middle-class families in contemporary Turkey Peri-Rotem, Nitzan (University of Cambridge, United Kingdom), Scott, Jacqueline (University of Cambridge, United Kingdom), Couples Education, Fertility and Union Stability in Britain: Implications of the Changing Educational Gender Gap" Krapf, Sandra (University of Cologne, Germany), Long-distance relationships: Breaking up or moving in together? Vanassche, Sofie (KU Leuven, Belgium), Relationship satisfaction among partners within stepfamilies: an empirical test of the incomplete institution hypothesis Vagni, Giacomo (University of Oxford, United Kingdom), Widmer, Eric (University of Geneva), Sharing day light with family members. How do individuals share time with others? Houssam, Touria (University Hassan II, Morocco), Socioeconomic issues inside couples as a reason for divorce within Moroccan family RN13S03b / Intergenerational Relationships II: Grandparents and Children Jeřábek, Hynek (Charles University in Prague, Faculty of Social Sciences, Institute of Sociological Studies, Czech Republic), Remr, Jiří (Charles University in Prague, Faculty of Social Sciences, Institute of Sociological Studies, Czech Republic), Intergenerational Solidarity and Family Cohesion in Elderly Care Bramanti, Donatella (Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore di Milano, Italy), Rossi, Giovanna (Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore di Milano, Italy), Moscatelli, Matteo (Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore di Milano, Italy), Intergenerational exchanges and social networks of Italian active elders. A quantitative analysis Marckmann, Bella (University of Copenhagen, Denmark), Balancing the moral budget: intergenerational relations between private troubles and public issues 224 RESEARCH NETWORK 13 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Izuhara, Misa (University of Bristol, United Kingdom), Koeppe, Stephan (University College Dublin), Rowlingson, Karen (University of Birmingham, United Kingdom), The 'dark side' of intergenerational transfers in shaping family relations in Britain, Germany and Japan 14:00 - 15:30 26th Wednesday FA 450 Chairs: Hamplová, Dana (Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences) Norman, Helen Louise (University of Manchester) RN13S06a / Parenting: Mothers, Fathers and Others I Musumeci, Rosy (Università di Torino, Italia), Naldini, Manuela (Università di Torino, Italia), Parenting in Italy: Exploring compliance and resistance to the expert-led parenting model during the transition to parenthood Pirskanen, Henna (National Institute for Health and Welfare, Finland), Holmila, Marja (National Institute for Health and Welfare, Finland), Kataja, Kati (National Institute for Health and Welfare, Finland), Simonen, Jenni (National Institute for Health and Welfare, Finland), Tigerstedt, Christoffer (National Institute for Health and Welfare, Finland), Parents’ perceptions of parenting practices and alcohol-specific socialization of their teenagers RN 13 Ježek, Michal (Faculty of Social Sciences, Czech Republic), Pacáková, Hana (Faculty of Social Sciences, Czech Republic), Parents’ support of children’s education influenced by type of gender Sjödin, Daniel Johannes (Orebro University, Sweden), Roman, Christine (Orebro University, Sweden), Enelo, Jan-Magnus (Orebro University, Sweden), Children´s activities and child rearing beliefs from a social class perspective Miller, Tina (Oxford Brookes University, United Kingdom), Constructing 'Caring': Parenting practices, gender and modern family lives in the UK. 14:00 - 15:30 26th Wednesday FA 401 JS_RN13+RN33a / Family Dynamics, Differences/ Convergences in Gender Roles; New Inequalities and New Opportunities I Chairs: Crespi, Isabella (University of Macerata) Ruspini, Elisabetta (University of Milano-Bicocca) Luotonen, Aino (University of Helsinki, Finland), Castren, Anna-Maija (University of Helsinki, Finland; University of Eastern Finland, Finland), Her family, his family: Married couples’ conceptions of family belonging Höllinger, Franz (Universität Graz, Austria), Haring, Sabine (Universität Graz, Austria), Work Arrangements and Gender Roles among Family-Farmers in Austria Hajdu, Gábor (Institute for Sociology, Centre for Social Sciences of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences; MTA-ELTE Peripato Comparative Social Dynamics Research Group, Hungary), RESEARCH NETWORK 13 225 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Hajdu, Tamás (Institute of Economics, Centre for Economic and Regional Studies of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences), Intra-couple income distribution and subjective well-being: the moderating effect of gender norms Eberharter, Veronika V. (University of Innsbruck, Austria), Occupational Choice and Earnings Mobility in the Work-Life-Cycle Empirical Evidence from Europe and the United States 16:00 - 17:30 26th Wednesday FA 448 Chairs: Rüger, Heiko (Federal Institute for Population Reserach, Germany) Syltevik, Liv Johanne (University of Bergen) RN 13 16:00 - 17:30 26th Wednesday FA 450 Chairs: Eerola, Petteri (University of Jyväskylä) Schneider, Thorsten (Leipzig University) RN13S01c / Couple, Cohabitations and Family Forms III Paprzycka, Emilia (Warsaw University of Life Sciences - SGGW, Poland), Short-term relationships - partners and sexual relations of Polish single women and single men Tomanovic, Smiljka (Faculty of Philosophy University of Belgrade, Serbia), Single mothers’ families in Serbia and risks of social exclusion Sabah, Maha (Haifa University, Israel), The Role of Education in Shaping Marriage Patterns in a Developing Society: The Case of the Palestinian Society in Israel Domínguez Amorós, Marius (University of Barcelona, Spain), Ortiz Monera, Rosa (University of Barcelona, Spain), Di Nella, Dino (Universidad Nacional de Río Negro, Argentina), Almeda Samaranch, Elisabet (University of Barcelona, Spain), Time, care and one parent famílies: the case of Spain Zhou, Muzhi (University of Oxford, United Kingdom), Who do you partner with in the United Kingdom? RN13S05b / Family Transitions and Life Events II Mack, Alexander (GESIS, Germany), Marital Status of Young Parents in Europe: Examining the effects of socioeconomic status, insecurity and societal acceptance. Zabel, Cordula (Institute for Employment Research (IAB), Germany), Heintz-Martin, Valerie (German Youth Institute, Munich, Germany), The stability of early partnerships: What is the influence of labor market insecurity on union separation for younger cohorts in Germany? Skopek, Nora (GESIS, Germany), Labour market entry and marriage timing – A longitudinal study on the effect women’s labour market entry on the timing of their first marriage 226 RESEARCH NETWORK 13 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 16:00 - 17:30 26th Wednesday FA 449 Chairs: Smyth, Lisa (Queen's University Belfast) Crespi, Isabella (University of Macerata) RN13S11 / Mixed/Intermarriage Partnerships and Families Rössel, Jörg (University of Zurich, Switzerland), Schroedter, Julia H. (University of Zurich, Switzerland), Patterns of Intermarriage in Switzerland: The importance of linguistic homogamy Haragus, Mihaela (Babes-Bolyai University, Romania), Dynamics of mixed unions. The case of Hungarian ethnics in Transylvania Zilli, Claudia (Universita Degli Studi di Milano / University of Milan, Italy, Italy), "Diversi ma non troppo". International Mixed Couples and Cross-Border Marriages in Italy Husz, Ildiko (Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Research Centre for Social Studies, Hungary), Ethnic differences in poor parents’ educational expectations and parental practices in Hungary RN 13 16:00 - 17:30 26th Wednesday FA 401 JS_RN13+RN33b / Family Fynamics, Differences/ Convergences in Gender Roles; New Inequalities and New Opportunities II Chairs: Ruspini, Elisabetta (University of Milano-Bicocca) Cunha, Vanessa (University of Lisbon) Murinkó, Lívia (Hungarian Demographic Research Institute), Childcare, gender roles and family attitudes in six European countries Hanappi, Doris (UC Berkeley, United States of America), Ryser, Valérie-Anne (FORS, c/o University of Lausanne), Bernardi, Laura (University of Lausanne), Do 'good' jobs and gender roles matter for childbearing decisions? Evidence from the low fertility/equality context Switzerland Göransson, Kristina (Lund University, Sweden), Involved parenting and the reprioritization of mothering activities in contemporary Singapore Booth, Natalie (University of Bath, United Kingdom), Maternal imprisonment; the social inequalities on family life RESEARCH NETWORK 13 227 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 18:00 - 19:30 26th Wednesday FA 448 Chairs: Rosochacka-Gmitrzak, Magdalena (University of Warsaw) Vagni, Giacomo (University of Oxford) RN 13 18:00 - 19:30 26th Wednesday FA 450 Chairs: Carra', Elisabetta (Catholic University of Milan) Jeřábek, Hynek (Charles University in Prague, Faculty of Social Sciences, Institute of Sociological Studies) RN13S03c / Intergenerational Relationships III: Parents and Children Ribe, Eloi (University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom), Significant and meaningful grandparenting practices in Scotland Rutigliano, Roberta (Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Spain), The influence of (potential) grandparents in adult child’s entry into parenthood Gönüllü Atakan, Ayşe (Middle East Techical University, Department of Sociology, Turkey), Gündüz Hoşgör, Ayşe (Middle East Techical University, Department of Sociology, Turkey), 'Imaginary Extended Family'. Structure in Rural Areas: Case of Avanos, Turkey Salzburger, Veronika (University of Cologne, Germany), The generational Transition. Do relationship patterns change after the first birth of a grandchild in Germany? RN13S06b / Parenting: Mothers, Fathers and Others II Dierckx, Myrte (University of Antwerp, Belgium), Mortelmans, Dimitri (University of Antwerp, Belgium), Motmans, Joz (Ghent University, Belgium), T'Sjoen, Guy (Ghent University, Belgium), Families in Transition. The influence of a trans parent on the general wellbeing of the child Alsarve, Jenny Maria (Örebro University, Sweden), Lone but not alone? Lone mothers’ need of social support networks in order to attain work-family balance. Bernardi, Laura (Swiss National Centre of Competence in Research LIVES - University of Lausanne, Switzerland), Larenza, Ornella (Swiss National Centre of Competence in Research LIVES - University of Lausanne, Switzerland), Measuring and modelling the transition to solo parenthood: perspectives from a qualitative study Kannasoja, Sirpa Maarit (University of Jyvaskyla, Finland), The mediating effect of family functioning on the relationship between parenting styles and social functioning among Finnish adolescents Fučík, Petr (Masaryk University, Czech Republic), Where Are The Effects of Family Structure? The Educational Level, Current Partnership and Income Level of the Czech Adult Population Socialized in the Single Parent Families. 228 RESEARCH NETWORK 13 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 18:00 - 19:30 26th Wednesday FA 449 Chairs: Zartler, Ulrike (University of Vienna) Vanassche, Sofie (KU Leuven) RN13S13a / Economic Crisis and Family Lives I Cesnuityte, Vida (Mykolas Romeris University, Lithuania), Practices of young families and their networks under conditions of social economic inequality Preoteasa, Ana Maria (Research Institute for Quality of Life, Romania), Tufa, A. Laura (Research Institute for Quality of Life, Romania), The intergenerational solidarity in Romanian family. An analysis from qualitative perspective on households living in economic precarity. König, Ronny (University of Zurich, Switzerland), Isengard, Bettina (University of Zurich, Switzerland), “Here to Stay?” Intergenerational Coresidence in Time of Economic Crisis 18:00 - 19:30 26th Wednesday FA 401 Chairs: Widmer, Eric Daniel (University of Geneva) Peri-Rotem, Nitzan (University of Cambridge) RN13S15 / Domestic and Gender Violence in Families RN 13 Toffanin, Angela M. (University of Padova, Italy), Gender violence and struggle for recognition in family life: an insight from narratives of Latin American women in Italy Akpinar, Aylin (Marmara University, Turkey), Turkish Women in Divorce: Violence in the Family & the Need for Women Friendly Policies Klasnić, Ksenija (Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb, Croatia), Economic violence against women in Croatia: testing the socioecological model Mozisova, Alzbeta (Masaryk University, Czech Republic), Power and control in female same-sex intimate partner violence Boethius, Susanne (Lund University, Sweden), Why does he stay? - Accounts from men that use violence in close relationships 19:30 - 20:30 26th Wednesday FA 449 RN13BM / Business Meeting RESEARCH NETWORK 13 229 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 11:00 - 12:30 27th Thursday FA 448 Chairs: Ribe, Eloi (University of Edinburgh) Takacs, Judit (MTA TK) RN13S02 / Families, Friendship and Intimate Sociabilities Gouveia, Rita (ICS - ULisbon, Portugal), Ramos, Vasco (ICS - ULisbon, Portugal), Wall, Karin (ICS - ULisbon, Portugal), Co-residence as a mechanism for relational proximity The impact of family trajectories on the diversification of personal networks Moscatelli, Matteo (Catholic University Milan, Italy), Bramanti, Donatella (Catholic University Milan, Italy), Family configurations of young parents in Italy. The role of networks between the crisis and the future RN 13 11:00 - 12:30 27th Thursday FA 450 Chairs: Murinkó, Lívia (Hungarian Demographic Research Institute) Bierca, Marta (University of Social Sciences and Humanities) Heath, Sue (University of Manchester, United Kingdom), Edwards, Gemma (University of Manchester, United Kingdom), Scicluna, Rachael (University of Manchester, United Kingdom), Davies, Katherine (University of Shefiield, United Kingdom), Under the same roof: towards an understanding of the everyday relational practices of contemporary shared living arrangements in the UK Jansdotter, Jenny (Karlstad University, Sweden), Intimacy at a Distance – the Mediatized Social Belonging of Academic Transnational Elite Bellani, Daniela (UPF, Spain), Nedoluzhko, Lesia (UPF, Spain), The changing patterns of lifelong singlehood RN13S06c / Parenting: Mothers, Fathers and Others III Tome, Lidia Patricia (CIDEHUS.UE, Portugal), Mendes, Maria Filomena (CIDEHUS.UE, Portugal), Becoming a parent: from individualization to family formation. Oppermann, Anja (iFQ - Institute for Research Information and Quality Assurance, Germany), Educational Fields and Fertility in Western Germany – An Analysis of Women born 1955-59 with the Mikrozensus 2008 Giudici, Francesco (Ufficio di Statistica del Cacnton Ticino, Switzerland), Addimando, Loredana (Scuola universitaria professionale della Svizzera italiana Dipartimento formazione e apprendimento, Switzerland), Pathways to external care: the role of family resources Vidal-Coso, Elena (University of Geneva, Switzerland), Miret, Pau (Centre for Demographic Studies, Spain), Transitions to first parenthood in Spain during a changing socioeconomic context from 1999 to 2013 Maciel, Andreia Barroso Figueiredo (Évora University/ CIDEHUS/FCT, Portugal), 230 RESEARCH NETWORK 13 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Freitas, Rita Brazão (Évora University/ CIDEHUS, Portugal), Mendes, Maria Filomena (Évora University/ CIDEHUS, Portugal), Infante, Paulo (Évora University/ CIMA, Portugal), Childlessness in later ages in Portugal and in the Southern European Countries 11:00 - 12:30 27th Thursday FA 449 Chairs: Dermott, Esther (University of Bristol) Kovacs, Borbala (Median Research Centre) RN13S13b / Economic Crisis and Family Lives II Mazzucchelli, Sara (Catholic University of Milan, Italy), Parise, Miriam (Catholic University of Milan, Italy), Economic crisis and inequalities in family lives: evidence from a large population survey in Italy O'Connell, Rebecca (Thomas Coram Research Unit, UCL, IOE, United Kingdom), Families and Food in Hard Times: Household Food Insecurity in Portugal, the UK and Norway RN 13 Harman, Vicki (Royal Holloway University of London, United Kingdom), Cappellini, Benedetta (Royal Holloway University of London, United Kingdom), Self-surveillance and sacrifice: Mothers’ perspectives on feeding the family in hard times Wall, Karin (University of Lisbon, Institute of Social Sciences, Portugal), Rodrigues, Leonor (University of Lisbon, Institute of Social Sciences, Portugal), Leitão, Mafalda (University of Lisbon, Institute of Social Sciences, Portugal), The Impact of the Crisis on Children and their Families: lived experiences, perceptions, diversity RESEARCH NETWORK 13 231 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 14:00 - 15:30 27th Thursday FA 448 Chairs: Rossi, Giovanna (Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Milano) Swader, Christopher Scott (Lund University) RN 13 14:00 - 15:30 27th Thursday FA 449 Chairs: Göransson, Kristina (Lund University) Izuhara, Misa (University of Bristol) RN13S04 / Family Networks and Care Jareño Ruiz, Diana (University of Alicante, Spain), Rodríguez Jaume, María José (University of Alicante, Spain), International adoptive families in Spain. Material and emotional support networks. Westerling, Allan (Roskilde University, Denmark), Sønderstrup-Andersen, Hans (Roskilde University, Denmark), Dencik, Lars (Roskilde University, Denmark), The (re)modernization of family life and the (re)configuration of social networks Preisner, Klaus (University of Zurich, Switzerland), Neuberger, Franz (University of Zurich, Switzerland), When do children make parents happy? The economy, the welfare state and the varying value of children Lamkhanter, Fouzia (University Hassan II, Morocco), Houssam, Tourie (University Hassan II, Morocco), Traditional Songs and their Impact on Moroccan Family Life Alves, Joana Pimentel (Faculty of Economics University of Coimbra/ Center of Social Studies Associate Laboratory University of Coimbra, Portugal), Caring at home: an ethnography of care practices RN13S13c / Economic Crisis and Family Lives III Aßmann, Annina T. (Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies, Germany), Economic crisis, precarious work, and unstable couple histories: A typology of uncertainties to explain first and second birth behavior in Germany Lass, Inga (Bielefeld University, Germany), The Effect of Employment Insecurity on First Childbirth from a Couple Perspective – A Comparison of Germany and Australia Carra', Elisabetta (Family Studies and Research University Centre, Catholic University of Milan, Italy), The Well-being of Italian Families with Children Aged 0-13: A Relational Approach Claessens, Elke (University of Antwerp, Belgium), Mortelmans, Dimitri (University of Antwerp, Belgium), Women’s Post-Divorce Household Income: the Contribution of Alimony and Child-Support. An Analysis of Belgian Fiscal Data 232 RESEARCH NETWORK 13 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 14:00 - 15:30 27th Thursday FA 450 Chairs: Szalma, Ivett (FORS) Meler, Tal (Zefat Academic College) RN13S16 / The Role of Government: Social Policies and Interventions Børve, Hege Eggen (Nord-Trøndelag University College), Family Friendly Working Culture in the context of Globalization: The Nordic Model in US working life Diener, Katharina (Institute for Employment Research (IAB), Germany), Berngruber, Dr. Anne (German Youth Institute (DJI), Germany), Mothers’ re-entry into the labour market after a family related absence – the role of public childcare offers in Germany Sihvonen, Ella Tuulia (University of Helsinki, Finland), New techniques of parenting support: the relation between early intervention and support from peer groups Devaney, Eva C (University of Limerick, Ireland), The 'problem' of family in Irish drug policy RN 13 16:00 - 17:30 27th Thursday FA 448 RN13S07a / Changes and Continuities in Fatherhood and Fathering Practices I: Work and Family Balance Chairs: Musumeci, Rosy (Università di Torino) Kaczmarek, Ewa (University of Lower Silesia) Zerle-Elsäßer, Claudia (German Youth Institute, Munich, Germany), Li, Xuan (German Youth Institute, Munich, Germany), Juggling career and parenthood: Latest empirical data from German fathers Olah, Livia (Stockholms University, Sweden), Hellum, Merete (Gothenburg University), Combining work and family in contemporary Sweden. Views of highly educated young men. Meil, Gerardo (Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain), Romero-Balsas, Pedro (Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain), Rogero-García, Jesús (Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain), Innovative fatherhood in masculine professions: Spanish Rural Police using a leave alone in Spain Possinger, Johanna (German Youth Institute, Germany), The Flexibility Stigma and Active Fatherhood in Germany RESEARCH NETWORK 13 233 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 16:00 - 17:30 27th Thursday FA 449 Chairs: Cesnuityte, Vida (Mykolas Romeris University) Lipasova, Alexandra (National Research University Higher School of Economics) RN 13 16:00 - 17:30 27th Thursday FA 450 Chairs: Castren, Anna-Maija (University of Eastern Finland) Zilli, Claudia (Universita Degli Studi di Milano / University of Milan, Italy) RN13S09 / New Developments in Parental Leave Arnalds, Asdis Adalbjorg (University of Iceland, Iceland), Eydal, Gudny Bjork (University of Iceland, Iceland), Parental leave and the division of care between parents – The case of Iceland Galantai, Julia (ELTE Social Sciences Department, Hungary), Paternity leave in Hungary - Inequalities and progress Aunkofer, Stefanie (Ruhr-University Bochum, Germany), Neumann, Benjamin (TU Dortmund University, Germany), Fathers in parental leave – negotiations and decision-making within couples Bungum, Brita (Norwegian university of science and technology, NTNU, Norway), The children's father's quota – time with dad Kovacs, Borbala (Central European University, Hungary), The exclusionary politics of paid parental leave in Romania RN13S10 / Family Life and Children Arrangements Zartler, Ulrike (University of Vienna, Austria), Grillenberger, Kathrin (University of Vienna, Austria), Doubled homes – doubled social ties? Children’s social networks in postdivorce dual residence models Rosochacka-Gmitrzak, Magdalena (University of Warsaw, Poland), Cohesive or not? Polish families from adolescents’ perspective in over a decade of research Gądecki, Jacek (University of Science and Technology AGH, Poland), Żadkowska, Magdalena (University of Gdansk), Jewdokimow, Marcin (Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski University in Warsaw), So you are staying at home? The everyday practices of Polish teleworkers. Pitrunová, Zdeňka (Faculty of Arts of Masaryk University Brno, Czech Republic), Fetter and Chain: Czech Buddhist Converts Experience of Parenting in Detraditionalized Society 11:00 - 12:30 28th Friday FA 448 Chairs: Merla, Laura (UCL) Meli, Eleonora (ISTAT) 234 RESEARCH NETWORK 13 RN13S07b / Changes and Continuities in Fatherhood and Fathering Practices II: Transition to Fatherhood Nesporova, Olga (Research Institute for Labour and Social Affairs, Czech Republic), Transition to Fatherhood: Plans versus Reality; the Czech Case. Rieder, Irene (University of Vienna, Austria), Schmidt, Eva-Maria (University of Vienna, Austria), PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Zartler, Ulrike (University of Vienna, Austria), Richter, Rudolf (University of Vienna, Austria), Changing Modes of Father Practices at the Transition to Parenthood Neale, Bren (University of Leeds, United Kingdom), Transitions into Teenage Fatherhood: Changing identities, practices and choices Lau Clayton, Carmen (University of Leeds, United Kingdom), Following Young Fathers: Shared Parenting and the ‘Package Deal’ 11:00 - 12:30 28th Friday FA 449 Chairs: Castren, Anna-Maija (University of Eastern Finland) Toffanin, Angela m. (University of Padova (Italy)) RN13S08a / Gender Differences in Family Life, Care and Work I: Work and Occupation RN 13 Norman, Helen Louise (University of Manchester, United Kingdom), Which fathers are involved in looking after their children? Investigating the relationship between paid work, attitudes and childcare Gíslason, Ingólfur V. (University of Iceland, Iceland), Unemployment, domestic labour and fairness Hamplová, Dana (Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic), Working mothers, Housewives, and Life satisfaction Rotkirch, Anna (Population Research Institute, Vaestoliitto, Finland), Miettinen, Anneli (Population Research Institute, Vaestoliitto, Finland), Ivette, Szalma (Swiss Centre of Expertise in the Social Sciences (FORS)), Maria Letizia, Tanturri (Department of Statistical Sciences, Padua University, Italy), Childlessness, gender and social inequality: European developments Grüttner, Michael (Institute for Employment Research, Germany), Informal Elder Care and Unemployment. Accumulation or Compensation of Risks of Social Exclusion? 11:00 - 12:30 28th Friday FA 450 Chairs: Miller, Tina (Oxford Brookes University) Crespi, Isabella (University of Macerata) RN13S12 / Migrant and Transnational Families Across Europe Puthussery, Shuby (University of Bedfordshire, United Kingdom), Twamley, Katherine (University College London, United Kingdom), Harding, Seeromanie (University of Glasgow, United Kingdom), Macfarlane, Alison (City University London, United Kingdom), An exploration of family influences on perceptions of maternal competence among UK-born South Asian mothers in Britain Amirmoayed, Ali (University of Birmingham, United Kingdom), Relational Partnering Practices Across Cultural Differences: The case of Persians in the UK RESEARCH NETWORK 13 235 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Dekeyser, Graziela (KU Leuven, Belgium), Vanassche, Sofie (KU Leuven, Belgium), Swicegood, Gray (KU Leuven, Belgium; University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign), Language's Pivotal Role for Family Climate. Profiling Family Language Practices of Multilingual Families. Borrelli, Lisa Marie (University of Bern, Switzerland), Eule, Tobias Georg (University of Bern, Switzerland), Proving Love? The Governance of Migrants' Privacy, Marriage and Sexuality RN 13 14:00 - 15:30 28th Friday FA 448 RN13S07c / Changes and Continuities in Fatherhood and Fathering Practices III: Cultural Aspects Chairs: Lueck, Detlev (Federal Institute for Population Research) Dierckx, Myrte (University of Antwerp) Brannen, Julia (UCL Institute of Education London, United Kingdom), Fatherhood and migration: the Irish and the Polish Lipasova, Alexandra (National Research University Higher School of Economics, Russian Federation), Fathering in Russia: the influence of cultural factors Eerola, Petteri (University of Jyväskylä, Finland), Responsible fatherhood by Finnish fathers: A narrative approach Bespinar, Fatma Umut (Department of Sociology, Middle East Technical University, Turkey), Bespinar, Zeynep L. (Department of Sociology, Marmara University, Turkey), Clues of Social Polarization: Middle Class Fatherhood Experiences in Secular and Conservative Groups in Turkey Kaczmarek, Ewa Anna (University of Lower Silesia, Poland), The identity of the father's role in the situation of having a child with autism. 14:00 - 15:30 28th Friday FA 449 Chairs: Rossi, Giovanna (Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Milano) Aßmann, Annina T. (Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies) 236 RESEARCH NETWORK 13 RN13S08b / Gender Differences in Family Life, Care and Work II: Gender and Couple's Life Przybył, Iwona Ewa (Adam Mickiewicz University Poznań, Poland), Women and men: self-identity after engagement and marriage Csurgó, Bernadett (Centre od Social Sciences of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Hungary), Kristóf, Luca (Centre od Social Sciences of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Hungary), PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Conflicting family norms and elite life course. Gender inequalities and couple coordination between elite spouses Legarreta, Matxalen (University of the Basque Country UPV/EHU, Spain), García-Sainz, Cristina (University of the Basque Country UPV/EHU, Spain), Towards a democratization of domestic and care work? A longitudinal look through time use patterns Cunha, Vanessa (University of Lisbon, Portugal), Marinho, Sofia (University of Lisbon, Portugal), Cruz, David (University of Lisbon, Portugal), Pathways of engendering work-care balance in dual-earner couples with young children 14:00 - 15:30 28th Friday FA 450 Chairs: Romero-Balsas, Pedro (Universidad Autónoma de Madrid) Ukleja, Miłosz (University of Warsaw) RN13S17 / Contemporary Challenges in the Legal Regulation of Family Life RN 13 Hart, Linda (Sociology, Dept of Social Research, University of Helsinki), Relational Subjects: Law, Gender and Family Relations in the European Court of Human Rights Hiitola, Johanna (University of Jyväskylä / Kokkola University Consortium Chydenius, Finland), Struggles for respectability and self-respect: parents’ statements in out-ofhome placement proceedings of their children Konecna, Hana (University of South Bohemia, Czech Republic), Petrjanosova, Magdalena (Slovak Academy of Sciences, Slovak Republic), Zeman, Marek (University of South Bohemia, Czech Republic), Sudova, Marketa (University of South Bohemia, Czech Republic), Modern reproductive technology and family ties: „Never mind that I am a complete orphan. The main thing is that I know the truth!“ 16:00 - 17:30 28th Friday FA 450 Chairs: Marckmann, Bella (University of Copenhagen) Pacáková, Hana (Faculty of Social Sciences) RN13S06d / Parenting: Mothers, Fathers and Others IV Smyth, Lisa (Queen's University Belfast, United Kingdom), Conceptualising Breastfeeding: Responsibility and Shame Hajek, Kristin (Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich, Germany), Potential circumstances and emotional repercussions of abortion Kaler, Amy Kathleen (University of Alberta, Canada), Unnatural Deaths: Infant Mortality as Social Crisis in Western Canada after the Great War RESEARCH NETWORK 13 237 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 16:00 – 17:30 28th Friday FA 448 Chairs: Widmer, Eric Daniel (University of Geneva) Tome, Lidia Patricia (Evora University) RN13S07d / Changes and Continuities in Fatherhood and Fathering Practices IV: Childcare Involvement Flaquer, Lluís (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain), Navarro-Varas, Lara (Institut d’Estudis Regionals i Metropolitans de Barcelona), Father involvement in the care of children in Spain: Short-term shifts or structural changes? Meuser, Michael (Technical University of Dortmund, Germany), Lengersdorf, Diana (University of Cologne, Germany), Caring Fathers: Ambivalences of Involved Fatherhood RN 13 16:00 - 17:30 28th Friday FA 449 Chairs: Cesnuityte, Vida (Mykolas Romeris University) König, Ronny (University of Zurich) Bierca, Marta (University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Poland), From the authoritarian breadwinner to caring father? Reflections on the paradigm change in contemporary Poland Takàcs, Judit (HAS Centre for Social Sciences Institute for Sociology), Szalma, Ivett (FORS, Switzerland), How to “measure” fathering practices and perceptions in international surveys? Stanojevic, Dragan (Faculty of Philosophy, Serbia), Social and Family Assumptions of Fathers’ Practice in Serbia RN13S08c / Gender Differences in Family Life, Care and Work III: Gender Roles Crespi, Isabella (Dept. Education, University of Macerata, Italy), Moreno, Almudena (Dept. Sociologia, Universidad de Valladolid, Spain), Work and family cultures: dynamics of family change in Southern Europe Cáceres, María Isabel (University of Salamanca, Spain), Childcare role distribution in adoptive families. An unfinished revolution? The case of Spanish families adopting in China. Pop, Cosmina Elena (Romanian Academy, Romania), Work-life balance and subjective well-being for families with children in Romania Sønderstrup-Andersen, Hans H. K (Roskilde University, Denmark), Dencik, Lars Tomas (Roskilde University, Denmark), Westerling, Allan (Roskilde University, Denmark), Transformations of intimate communicative and care-taking relations and the impact on the balance between family and worklife 238 RESEARCH NETWORK 13 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE RN14 - GENDER RELATIONS IN THE LABOUR MARKET AND THE WELFARE STATE 11:00 - 12:30 26th Wednesday FA 548 Chair: Duvvury, Nata (NUIG) RN14S01 / Migration Degavre, Florence (UCL, Belgium), Merla, Laura (UCL, Belgium & UWA, Australia), De-familialization of whom? Re-defining defamilialization in the light of migration flows and the transnational circulation of care Kavli, Hanne Cecilie (Fafo, Norway), Nicolaisen, Heidi (Fafo, Norway), Marginalized or normalized? Working time patterns among immigrant women in Norway RN 14 Chen, Lin (National Taiwan University, China, People's Republic of), Out of The Country While in the Family: The Incomplete Liberation Under Patriarchy - Work-and-Family linkage of migrant women workers in a construction site Khoudja, Yassine (Utrecht University, Netherlands), Platt, Lucinda (London School of Economics and Political Science, United Kingdom), Accounting for differences in women’s labour force transitions by ethnic origin in the UK 12:45 - 13:45 26th Wednesday FCE Poster Area RN14P01 / Poster Session Dordoni, Annalisa (University of Milan-Bicocca, Italy), 'Deroutinization', 'Immediatelyzation' and Practises of Resistance: Times and Rhythms Inequalities in Postmodern Capitalism. The Case of Shift Workers in Milan, Italy Müller-Fabian, Andrea (Babes-Bolyai University, Romania), Baciu, Cristina (Babes-Bolyai University, Romania), Women on the Romanian labor market: limitations and possibilities 14:00 - 15:30 26th Wednesday FA 548 Chair: Tailby, Stephanie Anne (University of the West of England) RN14S02 / Self Employment Smioski, Andrea (University of Vienna, Austria), Womentrepreneurship. A gender sensitive perspective on women's construction of entrepreneurial biography Stamm, Isabell Kathrin (University of California Berkeley, United States of America), Hameister, Nicole (Deutsches Zentrum für Altersfragen, Berlin, Germany), Bernhard, Fabian (INSEEC, Paris, France), Next generation family business leaders: role-models for flexible working practices or caught in traditional role-definitions? RESEARCH NETWORK 14 239 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Forbes, Tracey (University Of Aberdeen, United Kingdom), The alternative career woman: The rural home-based business, enterprising women and female empowerment Gulcubuk, Bulent (Ankara University, Faculty of Agriculture, Dept. Of Agr. Econ.-Turkey), Women Farmers Whose Life Change in a Contest Tornhill, Sofie (Stockholm University, Sweden), Corporate-led feminism? Coca Cola’s initiatives for the empowerment of women in the Global South 16:00 - 17:30 26th Wednesday FA 548 RN 14 Chair: Wright, Tessa (Queen Mary University of London) 18:00 - 19:30 26th Wednesday FA 548 Chair: Lopes, Ana (University of the West of England) RN14S03 / Pay/Benefit Conley, Hazel (University of the West of England, Bristol, United Kingdom), Gilbert, Kay (University of Strathclyde, Scotland), Made in Dagenham in context: the politics and industrial relations of equal pay 1964-1970 Laux, Thomas (Chemnitz University of Technology, Germany), ‘Equal pay for work of equal value’ – The impact of women’s movements and unions for institutionalizing equal pay laws in OECD countries Duvvury, Nata (NUIG, Ireland), Ni Leime, Aine (NUIG, Ireland), Callan, Aoife (Novartis), Precarious Employment and Pension Reforms: A New Pensions Agenda? Kapelyuk, Sergey (Novosibirsk State University, Russian Federation; Siberian University of Consumer Cooperation, Novosibirsk, Russian Federation), A Study on Russian Gender Trends in Home and Market Work RN14S04 / Working Time Nagy, Beáta (Corvinus University of Budapest, Hungary), Women managers’ mobile phone use to find work-life balance Geszler, Nikolett (Corvinus University of Budapest, Hungary), Work-family conflict of Hungarian male managers Tsai, Pei-Yuen (National Chengchi University, Taiwan, Republic of China), The Influence of Relative Childcare Subsidy on Families with Young Children 19:30 - 20:30 26th Wednesday FA 548 240 RESEARCH NETWORK 14 RN14BM / Business Meeting PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 11:00 - 12:30 27th Thursday FA 547 Chair: Sarter, Eva Katharina (University Bielefeld) RN14S05 / State Policy I Czarnecki, Melanie (Rikkyo University, Japan), Rees, Nerys (Rikkyo University, Japan), Gender Relations in Japan’s Labour Market: Can Abenomics Close the Gender Gap? Sarıtaş-Eldem, Canet Tuba (Hacettepe University, Turkey), Female Employment Policy in Turkey: Empowering or Subordinating? Kümmerling, Angelika (University of Duisburg-Essen, Institute for Work Skills and Training, Germany), Postels, Dominik (University of Duisburg-Essen, Institute for Work Skills and Training, Germany), Why are some countries more successful in integrating women into the labour market? Evidence from multi-level analysis RN 14 Turtiainen, Jussi (Finnish Instititute of Occupational Health, Finland), Historical perspective on the work of social workers and their workload 11:00 - 12:30 27th Thursday FA 548 Chair: Ni Leime, Aine (National University of Ireand, Galway) RN14S08 / Care Dudova, Radka (Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic), Haskova, Hana (Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic), Women, Care and Precarious Work in the Context of Economic Crisis Chou, Yueh-Ching (National Yang-Ming University, Taiwan), Jensen, Per H. (Aalborg University, Denmark), Kröger, Teppo (University of Jyväskylä, Finland), Grandmothers’ care-work reconciliation: A comparison of 12 European and East Asian cities Hohmeyer, Katrin (Institute for Employment Research, Germany), Kopf, Eva (Institute for Employment Research, Germany), Long-term care and labour market performance of male and female welfare recipients in Germany Boye, Katarina (Örebro University, Sweden), Care more, earn less? The association between care leave for sick children and wage among Swedish parents 14:00 - 15:30 27th Thursday FA 547 Chair: Krekula, Clary (Karlstads University) RN14S06 / State Policy II Sarter, Eva Katharina (University Bielefeld, Germany), Regulating Gender Equality in Public Procurement. Wright, Tessa (Queen Mary University of London, United Kingdom), Conley, Hazel (Queen Mary University of London, United Kingdom), RESEARCH NETWORK 14 241 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Making reflexive legislation work: stakeholder engagement and public procurement in the PSED Carbone, Domenico (DIGSPES University of East Piedmont, Italy), Farina, Fatima (DESP University of Urbino, Italy), Why should I study? Reading the crisis gender impact on occupational path of young graduates in Italy Casaca, Sara Falcao (ISEG - University of Lisbon, Portugal), The slow progress of gender equality in economic decision-making in the EU: the situation in Portugal 14:00 - 15:30 27th Thursday FA 548 RN 14 Chair: Mahon, Evelyn (Trinity College Dublin) 16:00 - 17:30 27th Thursday FA 547 Chair: Farina, Fatima (University of Urbino) RN14S09 / Parents I Karpinski, Zbigniew (Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland), Wysienska-Di Carlo, Kinga Anna (Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland), In and out of the labor market: A longitudinal analysis of the motherhood penalty and job interruptions Murphy, Mary P (Maynooth University, Ireland, Ireland), Lone mothers and partnered mothers in EU member states. Why the difference? Kröger, Teppo (University of Jyvaskyla, Finland), Chou, Yueh-Ching (National Yang-Ming University, Taiwan), Care Poverty among Mothers in 12 Cities of 12 Nations: Associated Factors and Implications for Work-Care Reconciliation Krizkova, Alena (Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic), Formankova, Lenka (Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic), Intersectional perspective in the analysis of the impact of crisis on life courses in the CR: gender, class, age (and parenthood). RN14S07 / State Policy III Ni Leime, Aine (National University of Ireand, Galway, Ireland; Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio, USA), Comparative analysis of gender and extended working life in Ireland and the USA Johansson, Sara (Karlstads University, Sweden), Krekula, Clary (Karlstads University, Sweden), Gender mainstreaming in working organizations: A fruitful strategy or a passive administration? Plomien, Ania (London School of Economics, United Kingdom), Transforming or transferring gender inequalities: family policy reforms in Poland 242 RESEARCH NETWORK 14 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE RN14S10 / Parents II 16:00 - 17:30 27th Thursday FA 548 Chair: Murphy, Mary P (Maynooth University, Ireland) Valentova, Marie (LISER Luxembourg, Luxembourg), Bia, Michela (LISER Luxembourg, Luxembourg), Impact of the Introduction of Parental Leave Policy on Labour Market Attachment of Mothers in Luxembourg - Causal Effect Evaluation Mahon, Evelyn (Trinity College Dublin, Ireland), The effects of reconciliation strategies in different cities on mothers' working lives Lapuerta, Irene (Universidad Pública de Navarra, Spain), Guinea-Martín, Daniel (Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia, Spain), Women's employment exits around the birth of their first child in Spain 11:00 - 12:30 28th Friday FA 548 Chair: Conley, Hazel (University of the West of England, Bristol) RN14S11 / Leadership RN 14 Durbin, Sue (University of the West of England, United Kingdom), Lopes, Ana (University of the West of England, United Kingdom), Warren, Stella (University of the West of England, United Kingdom), Neugebauer, John (University of the West of England, United Kingdom), Leading Change: women’s activism in the UK aviation and aerospace industry Peterson, Helen (University of Gothenburg, Sweden), A Tough Job But Someone Has to Do It: Exploring the Experiences of Gender Equality Experts in European Higher Education Benjamin, Orly (Bar Ilan University, Israel), Feminist Coalitions and Solidarity in The rebuilding of dialogical professionalization in social services Kohaut, Susanne (Institute for Employment Research, Germany), Ellguth, Peter (Institute for Employment Research, Germany), Möller, Iris (Institute for Employment Research, Germany), Gender (In-) Equality in Leading Positions and Works Councils in Germany 14:00 - 15:30 28th Friday FA 548 Chair: Conley, Hazel (University of the West of England, Bristol) RN14S12 / Careers I Carthy, Suzanne (University College Dublin Smurfit Business School, Ireland), Undone: Women's Career Ambitions and the "Doing" of Professional Work. Grönlund, Anne (Umeå university, Sweden), On Different Tracks? Work-Family Strategies and Early Career Attainments among Male and Female Professionals in Sweden RESEARCH NETWORK 14 243 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Armstrong, Victoria (St. Mary's University, United Kingdom), ‘You’re on show and you can’t fail in this unforgiving profession’: the challenges for women working as freelance musicians Akcan, Hasan Kürşat (Ankara University, Turkey), How to Achieve “Total Success”: Being a ‘Woman’ and a New Middle Class Member in Urban Turkey 16:00 - 17:30 28th Friday FA 548 Chair: Durbin, Susan (University of the West of England) RN 14 244 RESEARCH NETWORK 14 N14S13 / Careers II Kracke, Nancy (Institute for Employment Research (IAB), Germany), Women’s Overeducation: Why it is Necessary to Account for Additional Individual Characteristics Hunkler, Christian (Max-Planck-Institut, Germany), Fernandez, Roberto M. (MIT Sloan School of Management, Cambridge, MA, USA), Whose Closure? Gender Inequality and Access to Skill Training Beranová, Barbora (Faculty of Social Sciences, Czech Republic), Irikovská, Alexandra (Faculty of Social Sciences, Czech Republic), Pacáková, Hana (Faculty of Social Sciences, Czech Republic), High-income women’s reasons to postpone maternity Rydzik, Agnieszka (University of Lincoln, United Kingdom), Ellis, Victoria (University of Lincoln, United Kingdom), “Don’t use the ‘weak’ word”: Barriers to entry and coping strategies of female brewers resisting stereotypes Brehm, Uta (BAGSS, University of Bamberg, Germany), The Impact of Women’s Birth Spacing Behavior on their Long-Term Career - an International Comparison PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE RN15 - GLOBAL, TRANSNATIONAL AND COSMOPOLITAN SOCIOLOGY 11:00 - 12:30 26th Wednesday FCE A229 Chair: Fine, Robert (University of Warwick) RN15S01 / General Theme Roudometof, Victor (University of Cyprus, Cyprus), Glocalization & social theory: three interpretations Qadir, Ali (University of Tampere, Finland), Alasuutari, Pertti (University of Tampere, Finland), Imageries of the social world in epistemic governance Haller, Max (University of Graz, Austria), Values as the core of culture. How the recognition of universal values and the emergence of world society cause and require each other Regev, Motti (The Open University of Israel, Israel), Cosmopolitan Bodies RN 15 Deutschmann, Emanuel (Jacobs University Bremen, Germany; Bremen International Graduate School of Social Sciences, Germany), The Spatial Structure of Transnational Human Activity 12:45 - 13:45 26th Wednesday FCE Poster Area RN15P02 / Poster Session 14:00 - 15:30 26th Wednesday FCE A228 Chair: RN15S02 / Ethical Cosmopolitanism Regev, Motti (The Open University of Israel) Sato, Kumi (Kinjo Gakuin University, Japan), Okamoto, Kohei (Nagoya University, Japan), Community, Communication, and Participation: The Role of Regional Japanese Language Classes in Japan for Non-Japanese Nationals Woodward, Ian (Griffith University, Australia, University of Southern Denmark), Høy-Petersen, Nina (Independent researcher), Skrbis, Zlatko (Monash University, Australia), Gender performance and cosmopolitan practice. Gender, the cosmopolitan imagination and everyday schemas of hospitality. Paker, Hande (Bahcesehir University, Turkey), Cosmopolitan spheres of local environmental action Park, Gyunghee (University College Cork, Ireland), Social Remembering and Moral Learning: ‘Comfort Women’ and the cosmopolitanisation of memory Plage, Stefanie (Griffith University, Australia), Willing, Indigo (Griffith University, Australia), Woodward, Ian (Griffith University, Australia), Skrbis, Zlatko (Monash University, Australia), Exploring contradictions and challenges in performances of openness in tense cosmopolitan encounters RESEARCH NETWORK 15 245 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 14:00 – 15:30 26th Wednesday FCE A229 Chair: Holley, Peter (University of Helsinki) RN15S03 / The Mobilities of Elites Wu, Weiyi (Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China, People's Republic of), Acculturation and mundane cosmopolitanism in international students’ life experiences Spiegel, Anna (Bielefeld University, Germany), Everyday Cosmopolitanisms of Mobile Elites. Ambivalences and Fragmentations in the Everyday Life of German and American Expatriate Managers in China Fast, Karin Eva (Karlstad University, Sweden), Lindell, Johan Eric (Karlstad University, Sweden), On the Reluctant Cosmopolitanism of Kinetic Élites RN 15 16:00 - 17:30 26th Wednesday FCE A229 Chair: Caselli, Marco (Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore) Roth, Silke (University of Southampton, United Kingdom), 'Parochial Cosmopolitanism' and other Paradoxes of Aid Work Beck, Sylvain (GEMASS, France), Comparison of French teachers in Casablanca and London. Fuzzy identities and spreading "home" stressing cultural diversity. RN15S04 / Mobilities and Belongings Liddy, Mags (University of Limerick, Ireland), Freirean cosmopolitanism: teachers and international volunteering Vandevoordt, Robin (University of Antwerp, Belgium), Moral Cosmopolitanism and the everyday life. Birindelli, Pierluca (Gonzaga University, Italy), Cosmopolitan Cultural and Aesthetic Experiences: the Grand Tour Narrative in the 21st century Verhaeghe, Loes (UGent, Belgium), A social constructivist approach to non-Western perceptions of international volunteers. Kuipers, Giselinde (University of Amsterdam, Netherlands), Deinema, Michael (University of Amsterdam, Netherlands), Holla, Sylvia (University of Amsterdam, Netherlands), Using visual Q methodology to study difference across and within countries: A transnational comparative study of beauty standards 16:00 - 17:30 26th Wednesday FCE A228 246 RESEARCH NETWORK 15 JS_RN09+RN15 / Europe and the Globalizing Economy Yamamura, Sakura (University of Hamburg/Maastricht University), Lassalle, Paul (Sheffield Hallam University, Sheffield), PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE The significance of ethnic social capital in case of Polish migrant entrepreneurs in the UK and its enhancement by the incremental transnationalization of the European Union Ribeiro, Raquel Barbosa (School of Social and Political Sciences, Portugal), Soares, Isabel (School of Social and Political Sciences, Portugal), New patterns of consumption among Portuguese-speaking African countries Giumelli, Riccardo (University of Verona, Italy), In time of glocalisation: the end of "Made in", and the new scenery of "Made by". Gomes, Laura Graziela (Universidade Federal Fluminense, Brazil), Mezabarba, Solange (École des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales, Paris), Diaspora, female immigration streams and self presentation: cariocas in São Paulo city, and brazilian women in Paris 18:00 - 19:30 26th Wednesday FCE A228 Chair: Fine, Robert (University of Warwick) RN15S05 / Transnational Cosmopolitan Communities RN 15 Jansson, André (Karlstad University, Sweden), Neither surrender nor mastery: Spatial detachment and ethical ambiguity among elite cosmopolitans in Geneva Croitoru, Alin (Lucian Blaga University of Sibiu and University of Bucharest (CESMIG)), First trip abroad: expectations, experiences and stories of transnational Romanians Grygar, Jakub (The Institute of Ethnology of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic, v.v.i., Czech Republic), Čada, Karel (The Institute of Ethnology of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic, v.v.i., Czech Republic), Food, consumption, and socio-material proximity in the making of cosmopolitan city Arens, Nicolas (University Saint-Louis Brussels, Belgium), The Cosmopolitan Social Link in the EU Context. A Tocquevillian Approach. 19:30 - 20:30 26th Wednesday FCE A228 RN15BM / Business Meeting RESEARCH NETWORK 15 247 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 11:00 - 12:30 27th Thursday FCE A228 Chair: Beck, Sylvain (GEMASS) RN15S06 / European Identities and Citizenship Within European Societies Leonardi, Laura (University of Florence, Italy), Scalise, Gemma (University of Florence, Italy), Re-constructing Citizenship from below in a Cosmopolitan Europe Gueye, Abdoulaye (University of Ottawa, Canada), Another Tale of Nationhood: Black Citizens’ Struggle for a Different France Leerkes, Arjen (Erasmus University Rotterdam, Netherlands, The), Back to the poorhouse? Social protection and social control of unauthorized immigrants in the shadow of the welfare state RN 15 Heiskala, Risto (University of Tampere, Finland), Aro, Jari (University of Tampere, Finland), Imperial worldmaking. Innovation and security in the EU in comparison to the US and China. Bozok, Mehmet (Maltepe University, Turkey), Bozok, Nihan (Middle East Technical University, Turkey), Bargains With the State and the Neighbours: The Story of Two Villages on the Georgia-Turkey Border 12:45 - 13:45 27th Thursday FCE Poster Area RN15P01 / Poster Session 14:00 - 15:30 27th Thursday FCE A228 RN15S07 / Policies in a Globalizing World Chair: Qadir, Ali (University of Tampere) Saksela-Bergholm, Sanna (University of Helsinki, Finland), Filipino Labour Migrants drawing Boundaries of Belonging beyond the Finnish Context Verschraegen, Gert (University of Antwerp, Belgium), International statistics as an intermediary institution between the local and global Vähä-Savo, Valtteri Johannes (University of Tampere, Finland), On Not Being Treasonous Alasuutari, Pertti (University of Tampere, Finland), Rautalin, Marjaana (University of Tampere, Finland), Tervonen-Goncalves, Leena (University of Tampere, Finland), Globalization of Education Policies? The Effect of PISA 248 RESEARCH NETWORK 15 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Pospíšilová, Tereza (Faculty of Humanities, Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic), Local struggles of transnational philanthropy in Central Europe: Institutionalization and de-institutionalization of the Prague Central European University Foundation in the 1990s 16:00 - 17:30 27th Thursday FCE A228 Chair: Alasuutari, Maarit (University of Jyväskylä) RN15S08 / Epistemic Governance and Global Knowledge Valkeasuo, Laura Kristina (University of Tampere, Finland), The disguise of national interests in European cooperation - the case of international research funding and creating a common European call Carlotto, Maria Caramez (Universidade Federal do ABC, Brazil), Globalization, knowledge and neo-liberal consensus: a history of management knowledge in Brazil RN 15 Rosenkranz, Tim (The New School for Social Research, United States of America), Outsourcing the Nation-State: Analyzing Professional Networks of Destination Marketing in India and the USA Virkki, Tuija (University of Tampere, Finland), Intersectionality and categories of inequalities in the EU’s Europe 2020 strategy 11:00 - 12:30 28th Friday FCE A228 Chair: Holley, Peter (University of Helsinki) RN15S09 / Beyond Borders: The Global and the Local in an Everyday Imaginary I Musaro, Pierluigi (Bologna University, Italy), Beyond borders: cosmopolitan dreams and national nightmares Lin, Mei-Ling (National Open University, Taiwan, Taiwan, Republic of China), The Political Economy of Globally Mobile Workforce. The Creative Edge of Difference in Local Communities Terruhn, Jessica (The University of Auckland, New Zealand), Strategic Cosmopolitans: The Role of Cosmopolitanism in Protecting White Settler Hegemony in Aoetaroa/New Zealand Iannone, Roberta (University Sapienza of Rome, Italy), Network society. How as social relations are redesigning global and local space. RESEARCH NETWORK 15 249 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 14:00 - 15:30 28th Friday FCE A228 Chair: Creutz, Karin Alice Mikaela (University of Helsinki) RN15S10 / Beyond Borders: The Global and the Local in an Everyday Imaginary II Holley, Peter (University of Helsinki, Finland), Competing Cosmopolitanisms: Migrancy, otherness and the (re)construction of group boundaries Kusow, Abdi M. (Iowa State University, United States of America), Conceptualizing Transnational Spontaneity: Displacement and Diaspora in a Stateless Global Context Mustonen, Liina (The European University Institute, Italy), The cosmopolitan class: case study on Egypt RN 15 16:00 - 17:30 28th Friday FCE A228 Chair: Qadir, Ali (University of Tampere) Hawkins, Mary Louise (University of Western Sydney, Australia), Onnudottir, Helena (University of Western Sydney, Australia), Reconfiguring Icelandic identity in a globalised world – the tourist gaze. Haluzik, Radan (Charles University/ Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic), A Big House as a Tool on the Way out of Marginalisation: The Villas of the Rich Poor and Global-Local Tensions in the Western Balkans RN15S11 / Comparative Methods in the Globalizing World Kovač, Igor (University of Cincinnati), Makarovič, Matej (School of Advanced Social Studies, Slovenia), Understanding the Relations Between Types of Power in the Global Context: Statistical and Fuzzy Sets Perspective Won, Jaeyoun (Yonsei University, Korea, Republic of (South Korea)), Cho, Hyukjin (Yonsei University, Korea, Republic of (South Korea)), Yoo, Eunhye (Soongsil University, Korea), Toward Eventful Transnational Sociology Beycan, Aysegul Tugce (Department of Sociology, University of Neuchâtel, Switzerland), Methodological problems in comparison of poverty: Empirical evidence from upper-middle income countries 250 RESEARCH NETWORK 15 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE RN16 - SOCIOLOGY OF HEALTH AND ILLNESS 11:00 - 12:30 26th Wednesday FA 646 Chair: Hilário, Ana Patrícia (Center for Research and Studies in Sociology, University Institute of Lisbon) RN16S01 / The Politics of Healthcare and Illness Management Coulomb, Laureline (Laboratoire Dynamiques Européennes, France), Misunderstandings between healthcare workers, physicians and homeless people Favretto, Anna Rosa (University of Eastern Piedmont, Italy), Zaltron, Francesca (University of Eastern Piedmont, Italy), When differences become inequalities: personalisation, familiarisation, and normalisation in diagnosis, treatment and management of disease RN 16 Ribeiro, Carla (University of Neuchâtel, Switzerland), Doctor-patient relationship – the specificities of inflammatory rheumatisms and renal insufficiency Weiner, Kate (University of Sheffield, United Kingdom), Will, Catherine (University of Sussex, United Kingdom), Henwood, Flis (University of Brighton, United Kingdom), From knowledge to practice in self-monitoring: beyond narratives of responsibilisation and democratisation. 11:00 - 12:30 26th Wednesday FA 647 Chair: Genova, Angela (University of Urbino Carlo Bo / Fondazione Giacomo Brodolini) RN16S20 / Medicalisation and the Social Construction of Illness Brennan, Damien (Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland), The Social Construction and Professional Defence of Categories of Mental Illness in Ireland 1800-2000 Maino, Claudio (University Paris Descartes (Paris 5) Cermes3 Laboratory, France), Towards a history of depression and the neoliberal man Bröer, Christian (University of Amsterdam, Netherlands, The), Besselink, Broos (University of Amsterdam, Netherlands, The), Sadness and clinical depression: the medicalization and de-medicalization and everyday life Van den Bogaert, Sarah (Ghent University, Belgium), Van Leuven, Sarah (Ghent University, Belgium), Christiaens, Thierry (Ghent University, Belgium), Biltereyst, Daniel (Ghent University, Belgium), Bracke, Piet (Ghent University, Belgium), The field of elderly-related health issues in Belgium: A stakeholder analysis RESEARCH NETWORK 16 251 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Lopes, Noémia Mendes (Egas Moniz _ Instituto Superior de Ciências da Saúde I, Portugal; CIES-IUL/ISCTE, Portugal), Zózimo, Joana (Egas Moniz _ Instituto Superior de Ciências da Saúde I, Portugal; CES / UC, Portugal), Antunes, Ricardo (Egas Moniz _ Instituto Superior de Ciências da Saúde I, Portugal), Pegado, Elsa (Egas Moniz _ Instituto Superior de Ciências da Saúde I, Portugal; CIES-IUL/ISCTE, Portugal), Psychopharmaceuticalization of old age: practices and conceptions of seniors living alone and institutionalized, a case study in Portugal 11:00 - 12:30 26th Wednesday FA 645 RN 16 Chairs: Serra, Helena (Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities of the New University of Lisbon) Carvalho, Teresa (University of Aveiro and CIPES) 14:00 - 15:30 26th Wednesday FA 646 Chair: Williams, Oli (University of Abertay Dundee) JS_RN16+RN19 / Citizens and Professionals: Unequal and Diversified Healthcare Societies Madden, Mary (University of Leeds, United Kingdom), Changing Landscapes of Patient and Public Involvement in UK National Health Service Research Tiilikka, Tiina Maria (University of Tampere, Finland), Constructing meanings of experience by health care professionals and patients Lusardi, Roberto (University of Bergamo, Italy), Tomelleri, Stefano (University of Bergamo, Italy), Medical and nursing professional culture after thirty years of corporatization in the Italian healthcare system. Flick, Sabine (Goethe University Frankfurt, Germany), Working through? Labor in the perspective of psychotherapists Saks, Mike (University Campus Suffolk, United Kingdom), The changing nature of professionalisation in a global and unequal world: Comparing medicine in Britain, the United States and Russia RN16S03a / Sociological Perspectives on Obesities: Understandings, Interventions and Practices Bissell, Paul (University of Sheffield, United Kingdom), Peacock, Marian (University of Sheffield, United Kingdom), Blackburn, Jo (Barnsley Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, Barnsley, United Kingdom), Smith, Christine (Barnsley Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, Barnsley, United Kingdom), Socio-economic inequality and narrative accounts of living with obesity Lurbe i Puerto, Kàtia (AP-HP, Public hospital Network of the Parisian Region, GT Education Santé, Ifé ENS-Lyon, France), From the setting-up of a Bariatric Surgery Support Group to the emergence of the “expert-patient”: Reflections on the role and the place of the “patients” in hospital health care services for obesity 252 RESEARCH NETWORK 16 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Ditlevsen, Kia (University of Copenhagen, Denmark), Insecurity, family dynamic and health behavior 14:00 - 15:30 26th Wednesday FA 645 Chair: Genova, Angela (University of Urbino Carlo Bo / Fondazione Giacomo Brodolini) RN16S04a / Ethnic Minorities in Europe: Health Inequalities and Policy Challenges Kapadia, Dharmi (The University of Manchester, United Kingdom), Ethnic differences in the use of mental health services: what is the role of social networks? RN 16 Small, Neil (University of Bradford, United Kingdom), The impact of recession on children’s health in deprived communities, including ethnic minority and migrant communities, in a northern English city. Smart, Andrew (Bath Spa University, United Kingdom), Weiner, Kate (Sheffield University, United Kingdom), Embedding racialised differences into prescribing: the case of UK hypertension guidelines. Heggebø, Kristian (Oslo and Akershus University College, Norway), The impact of health on unemployment patterns in Scandinavia: Are immigrants and descendants more prone to health selection? Bonje, Annabelle Benedicto (De La Salle University, Philippines), Towards Realizing Right to Health: The Case of Undocumented Filipino Migrants in Utrecht Netherlands 14:00 - 15:30 26th Wednesday FA 647 Chair: Mills, Catherine (Monash University) RN16S18 / Gender Perspectives on Health and the Body Bracke, Piet (Ghent University, Belgium), Dereuddre, Rozemarijn (Ghent University, Belgium), Van de Velde, Sarah (Ghent University, Belgium), Depressive symptoms and the accumulation of women’s disadvantage across countries and cohorts in Europe Annandale, Ellen (York University), Hammarstrom, Anne (Umea University), ' Gender-specific medicine’ and the pharmacological body Dereuddre, Rozemarijn (Ghent University, Belgium), Macro-level gender inequality and the “East-West” divide in contraceptive use RESEARCH NETWORK 16 253 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 16:00 - 17:30 26th Wednesday FA 645 Chair: Genova, Angela (University of Urbino Carlo Bo / Fondazione Giacomo Brodolini) RN16S04b / Ethnic Minorities in Europe: Health Inequalities and Policy Challenges Genova, Angela (University of Urbino Carlo Bo / Fondazione Giacomo Brodolini, Italy), Barriers in accessing health services for migrant women: inappropriate access to emergency services and lack of intercultural competences. An Italian case study. Rossi, Paolo (University of Milano Bicocca, Italy), Tognetti, Mara (University of Milano Bicocca, Italy), Facilitating access, promoting integration? Organizational discretion of healthcare providers as a vector of social inclusion of immigrants RN 16 Scott, Penelope Anne (Ludwig Maximilians University, Munich, Germany), von Unger, Hella (Ludwig Maximilians University, Munich, Germany), Odukoya, Dennis Quincy (Ludwig Maximilians University, Munich, Germany), Identifying Vulnerable Groups: Categorization and Biopolitics in Public Health Brzoska, Patrick (Chemnitz Technical University, Chemnitz, Germany), Ellert, Ute (Robert Koch Institute, Berlin, Germany), Kimil, Ahmet (Ethnomedizisches Zentrum Hannover e.V., Hannover, Germany), Razum, Oliver (Bielefeld University, Bielefeld, Germany), Sass, Anne-Christine (Robert Koch Institute, Berlin, Germany), Salman, Ramazan (Ethnomedizisches Zentrum Hannover e.V., Hannover, Germany), Zeeb, Hajo (University of Bremen, Bremen, Germany), Health targets as a tool for policy making in public health: the example of migration and health Lombardi, Lia (University of Milan), Abortion and reproductive rights of migrant women in Italy and Europe. Social conditions, policies, current debates 16:00 - 17:30 26th Wednesday FA 646 RN16S10 / Health and Illness in Mediterranean Countries: Present Challenges and Future Developments Chair: Hilário, Ana Patrícia (Center for Research and Studies in Sociology, University Institute of Lisbon) Israel, Sabine (University of Oldenburg, Germany), Social determinants of health in the European periphery: A cross-sectional time-series analysis Scavarda, Alice (University of Torino, Italy), “Like penguins in the desert”: families with intellectually disabled children dealing with the economic crisis. Popper-Giveon, Ariela (David Yellin Academic College, Israel), Keshet, Yael (Western Galilee Academic College), Liberman, Ido (Western Galilee Academic College), Ethnicity, gender and health professions: the Arab minority in Israel 254 RESEARCH NETWORK 16 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Aguilar Gil, Marta (University of Sevilla, Spain), Bleda García, José María (University of Castilla-La Mancha, Spain), Conde Melguizo, Rafael (ESNE - Centre of Design, Innovation and Technology, University of Rey Juan Carlos), Sociology in studies on accessibility: A case study on the accessibility of persons with motor disabilities to eGovernment in Spain 16:00 - 17:30 26th Wednesday FA 647 Chair: Bracke, Piet (Ghent University) RN16S15 / Health and Work Zella, Sara (University of Lausanne (Switzerland), Szalma, Ivett (University of Lausanne (Switzerland), The effect of work-life conflict on mental and general Heath Zhao, Zhiwei (University of Southern Denmark, Denmark; Dalian Maritime University), Jepsen, Jorgen Riis (University of Southern Denmark, Denmark), Suboptimal work and rest patterns and potential health hazards in international maritime industry: cases from European and Chinese shipping companies RN 16 Tophoven, Silke (Institute for Employment Research, Germany), What predicts changes in mental health? Findings from middle-aged German working women Popa, Adela Elena (Lucian Blaga University of Sibiu, Romania), Cancer patients returning to work in Romania 16:00 - 17:30 26th Wednesday FA 602 Chairs: Williams, Oli (University of Abertay Dundee) Lurbe i Puerto, Kàtia (Public hospital Network of the Parisian Region & GT Education Santé, Ifé ENS-Lyon) JS_RN16+RN28a / Physical Activity, Health & Inequalities I Hybholt, Maria Gliemann (University of Copenhagen, Denmark), Ottesen, Laila (University of Copenhagen, Denmark), Thing, Lone Friis (University of Copenhagen, Denmark), Time to become physical active? The complexity of everyday life in middleaged women Thing, Lone Friis (Copenhagen University, Denmark), Hybholt, Maria (Copenhagen University, Denmark), Ottesen, Laila Susanne (Copenhagen University, Denmark), ’Football Fitness’: Constraining and enabling possibilities for the management of leisure time for middle aged women Quehenberger, Viktoria (Ludwig Boltzmann Institute Health Promotion Research, Austria), Cichocki, Martin (Ludwig Boltzmann Institute Health Promotion Research, Austria), Krajic, Karl (Department of Sociology, University of Vienna, Austria; FORBA- Working Life Research Centre, Vienna, Austria), Physical Activity Interventions to Promote Health in a Highly Vulnerable Group? – the Case of Residential Aged Care RESEARCH NETWORK 16 255 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Rahkonen, Ossi (Department of Public Health, University of Helsinki, Finland), Lahti, Jouni (Department of Public Health, University of Helsinki, Finland), Lahelma, Eero (Department of Public Health, University of Helsinki, Finland), Lallukka, Tea (Department of Public Health, University of Helsinki, Finland; Finnish Institute of Occupational Health, Helsinki, Finland), Joint associations of smoking and physical activity with disability retirement and mortality RN16S11a / Health Inequalities: Miscellanea 18:00 - 19:30 26th Wednesday FA 646 RN 16 Chair: Rahkonen, Ossi (University of Helsinki) Khalili, Ahmad (Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania, United States of America), A Sociological Investigation of Income inequality and Disparity in Infant Health Outcomes Precupetu, Iuliana (Research Institute for Quality of Life, Romanian Academy, Romania), Pop, Cosmina Elena (Research Institute for Quality of Life, Romanian Academy, Romania), Health Inequalities in Romania. The Key Role of Access to Health Services in Self-rated Health Anttila, Timo (University of Jyväskylä, Finland), Oinas, Tomi (University of Jyväskylä, Finland), Tanskanen, Jussi (University of Jyväskylä, Finland), Kankainen, Tomi (University of Jyväskylä, Finland), Ruuskanen, Petri (University of Jyväskylä, Finland), Nätti, Jouko (University of Tampere, Finland), Scoial capital and mortality in Finland: a prospective study Dudal, Pieter (University of Ghent, Belgium), Bracke, Piet (University of Ghent, Belgium), The meritocratisation of mental health disparities: fact or myth. 18:00 - 19:30 26th Wednesday FA 645 Chair: Serra, Helena (Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities of the New University of Lisbon) 256 RESEARCH NETWORK 16 RN16S13 / Sociology of Healthcare Profesions Mougeot, Frédéric (Centre Max Weber, France), Poaching to do the job: French mental health workers and financial uncertainty in psychiatric units Naldemirci, Öncel (University of Gothenburg, Sweden), Lydahl, Doris (University of Gothenburg, Sweden), Britten, Nicky (University of Exeter, UK), Elam, Mark (University of Gothenburg, Sweden), Moore, Lucy (University of Exeter, UK), Wolf, Axel (University of Gothenburg, Sweden), Tenacious assumptions of person-centred care PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Feiring, Marte (Oslo and Akershus University College, Norway), Olesen, Søren Gytz (VIA University College, Denmark), Rehabilitation as a boundary-field - between changing public, political and professional practices Cazeneuve, Herve Alfred (IFROSS - Université Lyon 3, France; Centre Max Weber - CNRS, France), Fouquet, Yannick (TASDA, France), Chirié, Véronique (TASDA, France), The transition from hospital to home based hospital cares and its consequences for the understanding of caregiving 18:00 - 19:30 26th Wednesday FA 647 Chair: Stipkova, Martina (University of West Bohemia) RN16S16 / The Impact of Global Crisis on People's Health RN 16 Sarti, Simone (University of Milan, Italy), Terraneo, Marco (University of Milan-Bicocca, Italy), Tognetti Bordogna, Mara (University of Milan-Bicocca, Italy), Poverty and health expenditures in Italian households during the recent crisis Jonsson, Stefan Hrafn (University of Iceland, Iceland), Deprivation and helth before and after the Icelandic economic crisis Zissi, Anastasia (University of the Aegean, Greece,), Poulimas, Michalis (University of the Aegean, Greece,), Stalidis, George (Alexander Technological Educationl Institute, Greece), Mental distress and economic crisis in Greece: An empirical community study Buffel, Veerle (Ghent University, Belgium), The Mental Health Burden of the Economic Crisis in Europe: the Role of Job Insecurity and Displaced Workers 18:00 - 19:30 26th Wednesday FA 446 Chairs: Nielsen, Annemette Ljungdalh (University of Copenhagen) Lurbe i Puerto, Kàtia (Public hospital Network of the Parisian Region & GT Education Santé, Ifé ENS-Lyon) JS_RN05+RN16a / Cross-national Perspective on the Normative Discourses of 'Food Health' Régnier, Faustine (INRA, France), Toward a proper diet and a healthy body in France and in the United States : a comparison of normative discourses Jallinoja, Piia Tuuli (University of Helsinki, Finland), Savolainen, Salla (University of Helsinki, Finland), Nutrition recommendations, health citizenship and lazy gluttons Maj, Agnieszka (Warsaw University of Life Sciences, Poland), You Are What You Eat - On Perception Of Linkages Between Food Consumption And Health In Poland RESEARCH NETWORK 16 257 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Roos, Gun (National Institute for Consumer Research - SIFO, Norway), Niva, Mari (University of Helsinki, Finland), Kahma, Nina (University of Helsinki, Finland), Kjærnes, Unni (National Institute for Consumer Research - SIFO, Norway), Lund, Thomas Bøker (University of Copenhagen, Denmark), Mäkelä, Johanna (University of Helsinki, Finland), Do consumers reduce meat consumption? Background factors and opinions related to healthy and sustainable eating in four Nordic countries 19:30 - 20:30 26th Wednesday FA Janák 107 RN 16 11:00 - 12:30 27th Thursday FA 645 Chair: Lowton, Karen (University of Sussex) RN16BM / Business Meeting RN16S02 / The Impact of Gender, Class and Ethnicity on end of Life Experiences Hilário, Ana Patrícia (Center for Research and Studies in Sociology, University Institute of Lisbon, Portugal), Men’s and women’s experiences of loss of bodily autonomy at end of life Biancheri, Rita (Pisa University, Italy), Cervia, Silvia (Pisa University, Italy), Ill and Ageing Bodies from a Gender Perspective Ågård, Pernilla (Uppsala University, Sweden), Torres, Sandra (Uppsala University, Sweden), Caring for Dying ‘Others’: Palliative Care Workers Talk about CrossCultural Interactions Mulrine, Stephanie (Teesside University, United Kingdom), Shucksmith, Janet (Teesside University, United Kingdom), Crawshaw, Paul (Teesside University, United Kingdom), Exley, Catherine (Newcastle University, United Kingdom), ‘He's used his ashes in the ink. He's in with him, isn't he?’: Working-class experience of death, dying and bereavement 11:00 - 12:30 27th Thursday FA 646 Chair: Lurbe i Puerto, Kàtia (Public hospital Network of the Parisian Region & GT Education Santé, Ifé ENS-Lyon) 258 RESEARCH NETWORK 16 RN16S03b / Sociological Perspectives on Obesities: Life-style Drift Yüksel, Hülya (Dumlupınar University, Turkey), Coping With Obesity: Some Sociological Insights Coming from Turkish Experience Mäkelä, Johanna (Department of Teacher Education, University of Helsinki, Finland), Niva, Mari (Department of Political and Economic Studies, University of Helsinki, Finland), PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE “Maybe I should just forget about calorie counting?” Problematisations of the script of slimming in an online weight loss service Muckenhuber, Johanna (University Graz, Austria), The relationship between Obesity and social capital 11:00 - 12:30 27th Thursday FA 647 Chair: Coulomb, Laureline (Laboratoire Dynamiques Européennes) RN16S12 / Sociology of Mental Illness Zakrzewska-Manterys, Elzbieta (University of Warsaw, Poland), Mental handicap as disability and as a way of being human Lavie-Ajayi, Maya (Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel), Gal, Gilad (Tel Aviv yaffo Academic College), Using Health Capability approach to explore primary care for people with severe mental illness RN 16 Zózimo, Joana (Centro de Estudos Sociais - Universidade de Coimbra, Portugal), Which care means inclusion? A sociological discussion on care and social inclusion in mental illness 12:45 - 13:45 27th Thursday FCE Poster Area RN16P01 / Poster Session Karvonen, Sakari (THL - National Institute for Health and Welfare, Finland), Kauppinen, Timo M. (THL - National Institute for Health and Welfare, Finland), Social sustainability, health and well-being according to degree of rurality in Finland Makštutytė, Ramunė (Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania), Social and cultural obstacles of health promotion in Lithuania Will, Catherine M. (University of Sussex, United Kingdom), Morlacchi, Piera (University of Sussex, United Kingdom), Smith, Helen (Brighton and Sussex Medical School, United Kingdom), Making markets: allergy online Erbug Sanli, Ece (Eskişehir Osmangazi University, Turkey), Cultural Representations of Good Death: Example of Turkey Mayrhofer, Michaela (IFZ, Austria), Wieser, Bernhard (IFZ, Austria), Maintaining Inequality through Informed Consent Buriánková, Jitka (Faculty of Physical Education and Sport, Faculty of Arts, Czech Republic), A Healthy Life Style in the Czech Republic RESEARCH NETWORK 16 259 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Bradby, Hannah (Uppsala University, Sweden), Mahmud, Amina Jama (Uppsala University, Sweden; Somali Information and Business Centre, Skåne), Putting together services to meet everyday health needs: diversity and bricolage in Sweden, UK, Portugal and Germany. Migaczewska, Ewa (AGH University of Science and Technology, Poland), Masłyk, Tomasz (AGH University of Science and Technology, Poland), The influence of socio-demographic and psychosocial characteristics of people with disabilities in Poland on their involvement in the Internet community RN 16 Masłyk, Tomasz (AGH University of Science and Technology, Poland), Migaczewska, Ewa (AGH University of Science and Technology, Poland), The influence of socio-demographic and psychosocial characteristics of people with disabilities in Poland on their involvement in the Internet community Lunde, Bente Vibecke (University of Nordland, Norway), Holistic rehabilitation policy, translation of ideas and wicked problems O'Malley, Denalee (Rutgers University), Degi, Csaba Laszlo (Babes Bolyai University, Romania), Gilbert, Brittany (Rutgers University), Munch, Shari (Rutgers University), Translating research evidence into social work practice in Romania: cancer care Ivanova, Tetyana V. (Sumy State University, Ukraine), Anxiety in changing societies Majchrowska, Anita (Medical University of Lublin, Poland), Synowiec-Piłat, Małgorzata (Wroclaw Medical University, Poland), Pałęga, Anna (College of Management "Edukacja" in Wroclaw, Poland), Pharmaceutical care in Poland. Necessity or chance for medical care system under reform? Peacock, Marian (University of Sheffield, United Kingdom), Bissell, Paul (University of Sheffield, United Kingdom), Shame and resistance- women's lives in an unequal society. 14:00 - 15:30 27th Thursday FA 645 Chairs: Annandale, Ellen (University of York) Ruzza, Carlo (University of Trento) Giarelli, Guido (University "Magna Graecia" of Catanzaro, Italy) 260 RESEARCH NETWORK 16 RN16S05 / The Role of Civil Society in Central and Eastern European Health Care Systems Hresanova, Ema (University of West Bohemia, Czech Republic), The civil society, gender, and childbirth activism in the Czech Republic: (re)establishing the alternatives Prokop, Anna (Jagiellonian University Medical College, Poland), The developing civil society for the growth of mental health: A case-study of the civil society organizations in Poland PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Tobiasz-Adamczyk, Beata (Jagiellonian University Medical College, Poland), Wozniak, Barbara (Jagiellonian University Medical College, Poland), Brzyska, Monika (Jagiellonian University Medical College, Poland), The role of civil society in health care system in Poland Temkina, Anna A. (European University at St.Petersburg, Russian Federation), “Kruzhok of independent artists”: midwifery networks 14:00 - 15:30 27th Thursday FA 646 Chair: Bracke, Piet (Ghent University) RN16S11b / Health Inequalities: On the Effects of Educational Disparities Stipkova, Martina (University of West Bohemia, Czech Republic), Trend in the educational gap in birth outcomes in the Czech Republic RN 16 Veenstra, Gerry (University of British Columbia, Canada), Abel, Thomas (University of Bern, Switzerland), Capital interplays and the self-rated health of young men: Results from a cross-sectional study in Switzerland Delaruelle, Katrijn (Ugent, Belgium), Buffel, Veerle (Ugent, Belgium), Bracke, Piet (Ugent, Belgium), Do cohort patterns matter? A hierarchical age, period, cohort analysis of the educational gradient in self-rated health Carstensen, Johann (Friedrich-Alexander-University Erlangen-Nuremberg, Germany), Health-related returns to education of migrants in Germany 14:00 - 15:30 27th Thursday FA 602 Chairs: Lurbe i Puerto, Kàtia (Public hospital Network of the Parisian Region & GT Education Santé, Ifé ENS-Lyon) Williams, Oli (University of Abertay Dundee) JS_RN16+RN28b / Physical Activity, Health & Inequalities II Weenas, Djiwo (Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium), Deyaert, Jef (Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium), The influences of temporal structures on health Deyaert, Jef (Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium), Weenas, Djiwo (Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium), Physical job-intensiveness, time use and health Bloy, Geraldine (LEDi UMR CNRS 6307, University of Burgundy, France), Rigal, Laurent (CESP INSERM U1018, France), Physical Activity Counselling by French General Practitioners: Does it Tend to Reduce or to Widen Inequalities? RESEARCH NETWORK 16 261 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Sterchele, Davide (Leeds Beckett University, United Kingdom), (Un)fitness, moral commitment and unequal reputations: insights from the experience of wounded, injured and sick soldiers 16:00 - 17:30 27th Thursday FA 645 Chair: Radin, Arianna (University of Turin) RN 16 RN16S14 / Sociological Research on Unhealthy Habits Lyytikäinen, Laura (University of Turku, Finland), Understanding Alcoholism in Russia - The case of the Russian Alcoholics Anonymous Lahelma, Eero (Department of Public Health, University of Helsinki, Helsinki, Finland), Pietiläinen, Olli (Department of Public Health, University of Helsinki, Helsinki, Finland), Ferrie, Jane (Department of Epidemiology and Public Health, University College London, London, UK; School of Community and Social Medicine, University of Bristol, Bristol, UK), Kivimäki, Mika (Department of Public Health, University of Helsinki, Helsinki, Finland; Department of Epidemiology and Public Health, University College London, London, UK; Finnish Institute of Occupational Health, Helsinki, Finland), Lahti, Jouni (Department of Public Health, University of Helsinki, Helsinki, Finland), Marmot, Michael (Department of Epidemiology and Public Health, University College London, London, UK), Rahkonen, Ossi (Department of Public Health, University of Helsinki, Helsinki, Finland), Sekine, Michikazu (Department of Epidemiology and Health Policy, University of Toyama, Toyama, Japan), Shipley, Martin (Department of Epidemiology and Public Health, University College London, London, UK), Tatsuse, Takashi (Department of Epidemiology and Health Policy, University of Toyama, Toyama, Japan), Lallukka, Tea (Department of Public Health, University of Helsinki, Helsinki, Finland; Finnish Institute of Occupational Health, Helsinki, Finland), Changes over time in relative and absolute inequalities in smoking among cohorts from Britain, Finland and Japan Rathmann, Katharina (Institute of Medical Sociology (IMS), Medical Faculty, Martin Luther University Halle, Halle (Saale), Germany), Pfoertner, Timo-Kolja (Institute for Medical Sociology, Health Services Research, and Rehabilitation Science (IMVR) at the Faculty of Human Sciences and the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Cologne, Cologne, Germany), Hurrelmann, Klaus (Hertie School of Governance, Berlin, Germany), Richter, Matthias (Institute of Medical Sociology (IMS), Medical Faculty, Martin Luther University Halle, Halle (Saale), Germany), Smoking and socioeconomic inequalities in smoking among young people during the current economic recession: a multilevel study across 24 European countries 262 RESEARCH NETWORK 16 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Bologna, Emanuela (ISTAT, Italy), Iannucci, Laura (ISTAT, Italy), Are children and youth unhealthy habits learned in family environment? 16:00 - 17:30 27th Thursday FA 646 Chair: Hasmanova Marhankova, Jaroslava (University of West Bohemia) RN16S17 / The Effects of Neoliberal Policies on Healthcare Systems and Illness Experiences Williams, Oli (University of Leicester, United Kingdom), Health Inequalities, New Public Health and Area-Based Initiatives: Redressing Ecological Disparities or Placing Blame? Flynn, Angela V. (University College Cork, Ireland), Health Inequalities and Neoliberalism: Corrupting the Gift and Breaking the Social Contract. RN 16 Janouskova, Miroslava (Masaryk university, Czech Republic), Czech Mental Health Care Policy in the European context: What is the Problem Represented to Be? Vassilev, Ivaylo (University of Southampton, United Kingdom), Rogers, Anne (University of Southampton, United Kingdom), Kennedy, Anne (University of Southampton, United Kingdom), Todorova, Elka (University of National and World Economy, Bulgaria), Roukova, Poli (University of National and World Economy, Bulgaria), The political and economic embedding of chronic illness management experiences: a comparison of lay accounts of people with diabetes in United Kingdom and Bulgaria 16:00 - 17:30 27th Thursday FA 446 Chairs: Truninger, Monica (University of Lisbon) Lurbe i Puerto, Kàtia (Public hospital Network of the Parisian Region & GT Education Santé, Ifé ENS-Lyon) JS_RN05+RN16b / Feeding Peoples’ Health: Dietary Health and the Medicalization of Eating Danesi, Giada (University of Hertfordshire, United Kingdom), Wills, Wendy (University of Hertfordshire, United Kingdom), Kapetanaki, Ariadne (University of Hertfordshire, United Kingdom), Scottish policy initiatives to improve dietary health in secondary schools: food and drink purchasing practices of young people Zamora, Gerardo (World Health Organization), Peña-Rosas, Juan Pablo (World Health Organization), García-Casal, María Nieves (World Health Organization), Incorporating considerations on equity-oriented implementation and ethics in WHO normative work on nutrition actions Monteiro, Paulo Jorge (ISCTE-IUL ( University Institute of Lisbon), Portugal), Feeding health. The role of functional foods. RESEARCH NETWORK 16 263 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 11:00 - 12:30 28th Friday FA 645 Chair: Lurbe i Puerto, Kàtia (Public hospital Network of the Parisian Region & GT Education Santé, Ifé ENS-Lyon) RN16S03c / Sociological Perspectives on Obesities: Special Session on Childhood Fernandez, Eluska (University College Cork, Ireland), Becoming a healthy child: an exploration of the Growing up in Ireland study as a technology of moral governance. Radin, Arianna (University of Turin, Italy), The Red Thin Line of Pediatric Obesity Martin, Gillian M. (University of Malta, Malta), Exchange, control and conflict: navigating mother-grandmother relations within the childhood obesity debate. RN 16 11:00 - 12:30 28th Friday FA 646 Chair: Hresanova, Ema (University of West Bohemia) 14:00 - 15:30 28th Friday FA 646 Chair: Guido Giarelli (University "Magna Graecia" of Catanzaro, Italy) Lutz, Andrea (University of Geneva, Switzerland), Governing childhood obesity in Switzerland (2000-2010) RN16S19 / Health Promotion Immerfall, Stefan (University of Education at Schwäbisch Gmünd, Germany), Improving Lifestyle Choices? Behavioral Economics, Happiness Research and Health Promotion Pedersen, Pia Vivian (University of Southern Denmark, Denmark), Hulvej Rod, Morten (University of Southern Denmark, Denmark), Boundary work: Organizational tensions in health promotion programs aimed at reducing health inequalities Holt, Ditte Heering (University of Southern Denmark, Denmark), Rod, Morten Hulvej (University of Southern Denmark, Denmark), Tjørnhøj-Thomsen, Tine (University of Southern Denmark, Denmark), Corruption of the social determinants of health: the role of ‘articulation’ in processes of turning health in all policies into practice RN16S06 / Technologies of Health: CAM and Medical Pluralism Pedersen, Inge Kryger (University of Copenhagen, Denmark), Striving for Self-Maximization: Alternative Medicine Considered as Medical Enhancement Technologies Stockelova, Tereza (Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic), Klepal, Jaroslav (Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic), An alternative from above: Bringing TCM as innovation to the Czech health care system Rössl, Lydia (Donau Universität Krems, Austria), The Construction and Composition of Medical Pluralistic Personal Networks in Kathmandu/Nepal 264 RESEARCH NETWORK 16 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 14:00 - 15:30 28th Friday FA 645 Chair: Hresanova, Ema (University of West Bohemia) RN16S08 / Responsibility and Choice & Reproductive and Parenting Decisions Novkunskaya, Anastasija (European University in Saint-Petersburg, Russian Federation), Unbearable responsibility for bearing: the health professionals’ perspective Mills, Catherine (Monash University, Australia), Prenatal testing, social inequality and the apparatus of choice Hasmanova Marhankova, Jaroslava (University of West Bohemia, Czech Republic), Mothers’ empowerment and mothers’ burden – gendered aspects of parental vaccine refusal Santos, Mário J. D. S. (CIES - University Institute of Lisbon, Portugal), Risk perceptions, professional powers and emerging actors in planned home births in Portugal 16:00 - 17:30 28th Friday FA 646 Chair: Annandale, Ellen (University of York) RN16S07 / Sociology of Health and the Body RN 16 Wustmann, Julia (Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich, Germany), Life in Plastic – It’s Fantastic? Milieu-specific Perspectives on Aestheticplastic Surgery between Health and Illness Demez, Gönül (Akdeniz University, Turkey), Timurturkan, Meral (Akdeniz University, Turkey), Othering Bodies: The relationship between obesity and stigmatization in media texts. Bozok, Nihan (Middle East Technical University, Turkey), Changing Patterns of Vitality in the Postmodern Times: Discussing “the Organs without Bodies” through Nikolas Rose’s Theory of Molecular Biopolitics Riso, Brígida (Centre for Research and Studies in Sociology - University Institute of Lisbon, Portugal), Biobanks and human bio-objects: challenges in the healthcare sector 16:00 - 17:30 28th Friday FA 645 Chair: Hresanova, Ema (University of West Bohemia) RN16S09 / Medical Technologies & Reproductive Health Services Stephenson, Niamh (University of New South Wales, Australia), “Nobody wants a public debate about abortion”: Can fetal futures be imagined as anything other than an individual undertaking? Mañas, Beatriz (UNED (National Distance Education University, Spain), “Women on the countdown”: experiencing Assisted Reproductive Techniques (ART) in the Spanish public healthcare system Dzwonkowska-Godula, Krystyna (University of Lodz, Poland), The role of NGOs in field of reproductive health care in Poland Vanderlinden, Karen (Ghent University, Belgium), Van de Putte, Bart (Ghent University, Belgium), Does social policy work (and how)? An examination of European social policy influences on breastfeeding initiation and duration among European mothers RESEARCH NETWORK 16 265 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION RN17 - WORK, EMPLOYMENT AND INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS 11:00 - 12:30 26th Wednesday FA 402 Chair: Brandl, Bernd (University of Durham) RN17S01 / Social Dialogue in Europe Conchon, Aline (European Trade Union Institute, Belgium), Waddington, Jeremy (University of Manchester, United Kingdom; European Trade Union Institute, Belgium), Is Europeanised Board-level Employee Representation Specific? The Case of European Companies [SEs] Bechter, Barbara (University Durham, United Kingdom), The role of shared beliefs in the scope and legitimacy of European policy making - implications on the structure and efficiency of social dialogue RN 17 11:00 - 12:30 26th Wednesday FA 403 Chair: Jansen, Giedo (University of Twente) Kerckhofs, Peter (Eurofound, Ireland), Sanz, Pablo (Notus, Spain), Representativeness of social partners in three European sector social dialogue committees Petrescu, Claudia (The Research Institute for Quality of Life, Romania), Stanila, Gabriel (The Research Institute for Quality of Life, Romania), Lambru, Mihaela (The Research Institute for Quality of Life, Romania), Employers’ organizations in post-communist countries: strategies for surviving in the market economy of Romania RN17S11 / Differences and Inequalities Between Different Groups Healy, Amy Erbe (Maynooth University, Ireland), Ó Riain, Seán (Maynooth University, Ireland), Dualisation and Workplace Change in Europe Nadiv, Ronot (Sapir Academic College, Israel), Kuna, Shani (Sapir Academic College, Israel), Opening the black box: Can segregated job placement processes explain economic inequality between secular and ultraorthodox Jews in Israel? Ioannou, Gregoris (University of Cyprus, Cyprus), Labour force fragmentation: empirical evidence from case studies in Cyprus Thuesen, Frederik (SFI - The Danish National Centre for Social Research, Denmark), Dinesen, Peter (Department of Political Science, University of Copenhagen Denmark), Sønderskov, Kim (Department of Political Science, University of Aarhus Denmark), Ethnic diversity in the workplace and social trust Oinas, Tomi (University of Jyväskylä, Finland), Anttila, Timo (University of Jyväskylä, Finland), Mustosmäki, Armi (University of Jyväskylä, Finland), 266 RESEARCH NETWORK 17 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Tammelin, Mia (University of Jyväskylä, Finland), Organization of work in Nordic countries: analyzing change in public and private sector 1990-2010 14:00 - 15:30 26th Wednesday FA 402 Chair: Ulfsdotter Eriksson, Ylva (University of Gothenburg) RN17S02 / Social Dialogue and Employment Relations in Multinational Context Drahokoupil, Jan (European Trade Union Institute, Belgium), The Foxconn Employment System Fujimoto, Masayo (Doshisha University, Japan), The Choice of the Employee in the Multinational Enterprise: Similarity of High Skill Professionals and the Factory Workers RN 17 Czarzasty, Jan (Warsaw School of Economics (SGH), Poland), Because they can. Collective bargaining in multinational corporations (MNCs) in Poland Muller-Camen, Michael (WU Vienna, Austria), Maurer, Iris (WU Vienna, Austria), Roper, Ian (Middlesex University London, UK), Parsa, Sepideh (Middlesex University London, UK), Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR): A new lifeline for trade unions and collective bargaining? 14:00 - 15:30 26th Wednesday FA 403 Chair: Bechter, Barbara (University Durham) RN17S12 / Insecure Employment and Unemployment Khan, Asma Shahin (Cardiff University, United Kingdom), The Economic Inactivity of Muslim Women in Britain: Measuring the Impact of Religiosity and Social Capital Antonini, Matteo (University of Lausanne, Switzerland), Different patterns for different sub-populations: heterogeneity in postunemployment work trajectories López-Andreu, Martí (Manchester Business School, United Kingdom), Employment changes, strategies and resources in times of austerity: results from narrative biographies in Spain and the UK. Amaro Galhano, Laura (University of Lausanne, Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, Switzerland), The “good employee” and the “bad unemployed”: Explaining boundaries of employment in the construction sector in Switzerland RESEARCH NETWORK 17 267 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 16:00 - 17:30 26th Wednesday FA 402 Chair: Geary, John (University College Dublin) RN17S03 / Human Capital, Human Resources and HRM Krug, Gerhard (Institute for Employment Research, Germany, University Erlangen-Nuremberg, Germany), Rebien, Martina (Institute for Employment Research, Germany), Social Networks in firms’ recruitment processes – Finding more and better candidates? Broughton, Andrea (Institute for Employment Studies, United Kingdom), Suff, Rachel (Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development), Ensuring the health and wellbeing of older workers Dobbins, Tony (Bangor University, United Kingdom), Challenging human capital orthodoxy: the role of Labour Market Intermediaries in disorganized capitalism RN 17 16:00 - 17:30 26th Wednesday FA 403 Chair: Karmowska, Joanna (Oxford Brookes University) Ulfsdotter Eriksson, Ylva (University of Gothenburg, Sweden), What is the Point of Globalization of Human Resource Management? From the Swedes point of view RN17S13 / Gender at Work Tartanoğlu, Şafak (Uludag University, Turkey), Emirgil, Burak Faik (Uludag University, Turkey), Baştürk, Şenol (Uludag University, Turkey), Gendered Precariousness?: Social Prospects of Home-Based Work in Turkey Czeranowska, Olga Anna (University of Warsaw, Poland), Gender perspective on the occupational prestige in a modern global labour market Baek, Soo gyoung (Korea University, Korea, Republic of (South Korea)), The Analysis on Sex Differences in Determinants of Job Mismatches for the Youth in Korea : Sex Segregation in Occupations and Industries Kandlik Eltanani, Mor (University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom), Working Conditions and Inequalities in Social Movement Organizations 18:00 - 19:30 26th Wednesday FA 402 Chair: Kerckhofs, Peter (Eurofound) RN17S04 / Old and New Actors and Processes in Industrial Relations Brandl, Bernd (University of Durham, United Kingdom), Lehr, Alex (University of Durham, United Kingdom), The Strange Non-Death of Employer and Business Associations: The Development and Transformation of Employer and Business Associations in Europe Geary, John (University College Dublin, Ireland), Gamwell, Sophie (University of Middlesex, UK), The union organising turn in Ireland? 268 RESEARCH NETWORK 17 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Felbo-Kolding, Jonas (University of Copenhagen, Denmark), Navrbjerg, Steen Erik (University of Copenhagen, Denmark), Yellow unions and non-organized workers – what does it mean to the workers collectivity? Jansen, Giedo (University of Twente, Netherlands), Organizing the New Self-Employed: Varieties of Self-Employment, Membership and Attitudes Towards Interest Organizations RN17S14 / Atypical Work: Meaning and Strategies 18:00 - 19:30 26th Wednesday FA 403 Chair: Karmowska, Joanna (Oxford Brookes University) Apitzsch, Birgit (University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany), Ruiner, Caroline (TU Dortmund, Germany), Wilkesmann, Maximiliane (TU Dortmund, Germany), Same same but different? Working conditions of highly-skilled solo-selfemployed workers – The role of staffing agencies and traditional actors of industrial relations in negotiation processes RN 17 Schindler, Saskja (University of vienna, Austria), Fragmented staff: temporary agency work and its meaning for staff relations and industrial relations Eremia, Dana Ioana (Research Insititute for Quality of Life, Romania), Over-education - a strategy of employment for young graduates? Rose, Judy Patricia (School of Social Science, University of Queensland, Australia), Hewitt, Belinda Anne (School of Social Science, University of Queensland, Australia), Baxter, Janeen Helen (ARC Centre of Excellence for Children and Families over the Life Course, Institute for Social Science Research, University of Queensland, Australia), Job quality characteristics and part-time employed women’s perceptions of time pressure 19:30 - 20:30 26th Wednesday FA 403 RN17BM / Business Meeting 11:00 - 12:30 27th Thursday FA 402 RN17S05 / The Impact and Consequences of Internationalization and Globalization on the World of Employment and Work Chair: Bechter, Barbara (University Durham) Larsson, Bengt (University of Gothenburg, Sweden), Lovén Seldén, Kristina (University of Gothenburg, Sweden), Trade union cooperation and networking in Europe – viewed from the perspective of Nordic trade unions RESEARCH NETWORK 17 269 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Zhao, Wei (Beijing Normal University, China, People's Republic of), Labour Control and the Workers’ Attitudes under the Factory Regime: Some Evidences of Two Joint Venture Auto Assemble Plants in China Vatta, Alessia (University of Trieste, Italy), The influence of international factors on employment and work: the case of the TTIP Nikolopoulou, Aikaterini (Autonomous University of Barcelona, Spain), Cantera Espinosa, Leonor Maria (Autonomous University of Barcelona, Spain), Discourses on work in modern Greece; a critical view from “below”. 11:00 - 12:30 27th Thursday FA 403 RN 17 Chair: Kerckhofs, Peter (Eurofound) 11:00 - 12:30 27th Thursday FA 401 Chair: Lehr, Alex (Radboud University Nijmegen) RN17S15 / Migration and Industrial Relations Mucha, Janusz (AGH University, Poland), Migrants in academia in Poland. How to identify the foreign academic workers? Wickham, James (Trinity College Dublin, Ireland), Bobek, Alicja (Trinity College Dublin, Ireland), Workplaces, careers and conjunctures: Migrant professionals in the construction industry moving through time and space Jiang, Joyce (Roehampton University, United Kingdom), When the ‘Unorganisable’ Organise: An Analysis of Migrant Domestic Workers’ Journey from an Individual Labour of Love to a Collective Labour with Rights James, Phil (Middlesex University, United Kingdom), Karmowska, Joanna (Oxford Brookes University, United Kingdom), British union renewal: Does salvation really lie beyond the workplace? RN17S21 / Analytical Perspectives on Work and Organisations Wilczynska, Aleksandra Ewa (Open University of Catalonia, Spain), Batorski, Dominik (University of Warsaw, Poland), Torrent Sellens, Joan (Open University of Catalonia, Spain), Interpersonal justice and employment flexibility as determinants of job satisfaction of Polish knowledge workers Brenzel, Hanna (Institute for Employment Research (IAB) of the German Federal Employment Agency (BA), Germany), Czepek, Judith Anna (Institute for Employment Research (IAB) of the German Federal Employment Agency (BA), Germany), Rebien, Martina (Institute for Employment Research (IAB) of the German Federal Employment Agency (BA), Germany), Concessions: Explaining unexpected success in wage negotiations 270 RESEARCH NETWORK 17 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Venugoplan, Murale (Amrita University, India,USI Switzerland), Madhavan, Vandana (Amrita University Amrita School of Business), Factors Influencing Job-Offer Acceptance Among Campus Recruits Frunzaru, Valeriu (National University of Political Studies and Public Administration, Romania), Dumitriu, Diana-Luiza (National University of Political Studies and Public Administration, Romania), Self-perceive occupational prestige among Romania teachers: organisational explicative factors 12:45 - 13:45 27th Thursday FCE Poster Area RN17P01 / Poster Session Nätti, Jouko (University of Tampere, Finland), Ojala, Satu (University of Tampere, Finland), Saari, Tiina (University of Tampere, Finland), Pyöriä, Pasi (University of Jyväskylä, Finland), Anttila, Timo (University of Jyväskylä, Finland), Salin, Mia (University of Jyväskylä, Finland), Oinas, Tomi (University of Jyväskylä, Finland), FLEXLIFE-project: Temporal flexibility of work and its effect on later work and family life RN 17 Okkonen, Jussi (University of Tampere, Finland), Masters as Servants – Organisational agility as source of dissatisfaction 14:00 - 15:30 27th Thursday FA 402 RN17S06 / Theoretical and Methodological Challenges in the Field of Work, Employment and Industrial Relations Chair: Vatta, Alessia (University of Trieste) Stewart, Paul (University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, UK), Mrozowicki, Adam (University of Wroclaw, Poland), Zentai, Violetta (Central European University, Budapest, Hungary), East Meets West: the theoretical and methodological challenges of the critical labour studies in the UK, Poland and Hungary Szekér, Lise (HIVA KU Leuven, Belgium), Vandekerckhove, Sem (HIVA KU Leuven, Belgium), De Spiegelaere, Stan (HIVA KU Leuven, Belgium), Ramioul, Monique (HIVA KU Leuven, Belgium), It takes more than one measure. Capturing the multidimensionality of job quality with job types and multiple job quality outcomes Quinlan, Elizabeth (University of Saskatchewan, Canada), Urban, Ann-Marie (University of Regina, Canada), Bilson, Beth (University of Saskatchewan, Canada), Findlay, Isobel (University of Saskatchewan, Canada), Intervening in workplace harassment: Envisioning and enacting new, nonhierarchical social orders through participatory theatre RESEARCH NETWORK 17 271 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Lehr, Alex (Radboud University Nijmegen, Netherlands, The), Actors, Structure, and Mechanisms: Promises and Challenges of an analytical approach to Employment Relations Studies 14:00 - 15:30 27th Thursday FA 403 Chair: Wickham, James (Trinity College Dublin) RN 17 14:00 - 15:30 27th Thursday FA 401 Chair: Lehr, Alex (Radboud University Nijmegen) RN17S16 / Migrants on the Labour Markets Lindland, Kristiane (International Research Institute of Stavanger, Norway), Work immigration, employee-driven innovation and “The Norwegian Model” Zhidkevich, Natalia Nikolaevna (Higher School of Economics, Russian Federation), Social types of the Russian domestic circular migrants Porras Bulla, Julian Arturo (University of Barcelona, Spain), Social recognition in the informal work in Barcelona: the case of sub-Saharan waste pickers RN17S22 / Regulations of Work and Employment Martiskova, Monika (Central European Labour Studies Institute, Slovak Republic), Kahancova, Marta (Central European Labour Studies Institute, Slovak Republic), Temporary agency work in the Czech Republic and Slovakia: a threat to collective bargaining or an opportunity for revival? Batorski, Dominik (University of Warsaw, Poland), Blazewicz, Marek (University of Warsaw, Poland), The Effects of Automation - How the development of new technologies affects the change in the popularity of various professions. Pyöriä, Pasi (University of Tampere, Finland), Ojala, Satu (University of Tampere, Finland), Working 24/7? Evidence from the Finnish Time Use Survey, 1979-2010 Bolzonaro, Fabio (University of Cambridge, United Kingdom), Defending Social Equality in Hard Times: The Failed Strategy of Social Democracy in France and Italy 16:00 - 17:30 27th Thursday FA 402 Chair: Lehr, Alex (Radboud University Nijmegen) 272 RESEARCH NETWORK 17 RN17S07 / Changing Collective Bargaining Kaminska-Visser, Monika Ewa (Universität Bremen, Germany), Kahancova, Marta (Central European Labour Studies Institute, Slovak Republic), Changing employment and working conditions in East-Central European healthcare sectors: from collective bargaining to state and market regulation PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Schmalz, Stefan (Friedrich Schiller-University Jena, Germany), Goes, Thomas Eilt (Friedrich Schiller-University Jena, Germany), Thiel, Marcel (Friedrich Schiller-University Jena, Germany), Trade Union Renewal in East Germany Cognard, Etienne (Catholic University of Louvain, Belgium), Path Dependency, Cross-class coalitions, and the Slow Road of the French Further Training System towards Segmentalism Alarcón, Amado (Rovira and Virgili University, Spain), Martinez-Iglesias, María (Rovira and Virgili University, Spain), Collective bargaining and new labour categories based on language autonomy of workers. 16:00 - 17:30 27th Thursday FA 403 Chair: Bechter, Barbara (University Durham) RN 17 RN17S17 / Industrial Relations and the Welfare State Benda, Luc (Erasmus University Rotterdam, Netherlands, The), Koster, Ferry (Erasmus University Rotterdam, Netherlands, The), van der Veen, Romke (Erasmus University Rotterdam, Netherlands, The), Fenger, Menno (Erasmus University Rotterdam, Netherlands, The), Labour market institutions in times of economic crisis King, Lindsey Marie (University of North Carolina, United States of America), The Worried Worker: How Job and Employment Insecurity Mediate between Policy and Anxiety Gautier, Amandine (Triangle UMR 5206, France), Occupational Health: a Public Health Issue? The case of Inspectors ‘Occupational diseases in Slaughterhouses Hastings, Thomas Michael (University of Sheffield, United Kingdom), Heyes, Jason (University of Sheffield, United Kingdom), Varieties of Labour Regulation within Liberal Market Economies – Comparing Approaches from the USA, the UK and Ireland 16:00 - 17:30 27th Thursday FA 401 Chair: Haipeter, Thomas (University of Duisburg-Essen) RN17S23 / Globalisation and Capitalism Nissim, Gadi (Tel Aviv University, Israel), Rhetoric of Decline: Workers’ Committees and the Decline of Labor in Contemporary Israel Blom, Raimo (University of Tampere, Finland), Melin, Harri (University of Tampere, Finland), Classes, work and reproduction Zysiak, Agata Magdalena (University of Lodz, Poland; University of Michigan, USA), "Take a pride in what you're doing" - workers in declining monoindustrial cities. Cases of Lodz (Poland) and Detroit (USA) in comparative perspective RESEARCH NETWORK 17 273 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Lewicki, Mikołaj (University of Warsaw, Poland), Mortgage in the Making of a Middle Class in Poland 11:00 - 12:30 28th Friday FA 402 Chair: Kerckhofs, Peter (Eurofound) RN17S08 / (In-)Equality, (In-)Justice and the Effects on Working Conditions Dütsch, Matthias (Otto-Friedrich-University Bamberg, Germany), Struck, Olaf (Otto-Friedrich-University Bamberg, Germany), Craft unions and wage policy: High wage increases, perceived justice and organizational consequences Buzea, Carmen (Transilvania University of Brasov, Romania), Strategies to reduce inequity in the Romanian cultural context RN 17 11:00 - 12:30 28th Friday FA 403 Chair: Brandl, Bernd (University of Durham) Kart, Elife (Akdeniz University, Turkey), From Financial In(ex)clusion to Social Exclusion: a Study on Construction Workers Salonsalmi, Aino (University of Helsinki, Finland), Rahkonen, Ossi (University of Helsinki, Finland), Lahelma, Eero (University of Helsinki, Finland), Laaksonen, Mikko (Finnish Centre for Pensions), Working conditions and subsequent drinking habits RN17S18 / The Diversity of Worker Participation and Representation Haipeter, Thomas (University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany), Interests and Interest Representation of White Collar Workers in the German Manufacturing Sector. Opportunity Structures, Framing and Resources dos Santos, Diego Tavares (University of São Paulo, Brazil), An emblematic case of the Labor Domination in Brazil over the 20th century Gürler, Deniz (Kocaeli University, Turkey), Factory Occupations as a Form of Resistance: The Experience of Kazova Textile Workers (in Istanbul) in Turkey Tailby, Stephanie Anne (University of the West of England, United Kingdom), Lopes, Ana (University of the West of England, United Kingdom), Warren, Stella (University of the West of England, United Kingdom), Social enterprise, voice and engagement? The evaluation of a community health workforce in South West England 274 RESEARCH NETWORK 17 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 11:00 - 12:30 28th Friday FA 401 Chair: Ulfsdotter Eriksson, Ylva (University of Gothenburg) RN17S24 / Critical and Innovative Perspectives on Work and Employment Koeck, Nicole (Institute for Labor Research, Germany), Khosravi, Nastaran (Institute for Labor Research, Germany), Welfare effects of subsidized employment. Results of a model project in North Rhine- Westphalia Lindbloom, Jana (Institute of Sociology, Slovak Academy of Sciences, Slovak Republic), Incorporating differences in (the failure of) workplace democracy Bakioğlu, Akın (Ankara University, Turkey), Durak, Yasin (Ankara University, Turkey), "The Surplus-Friends": Case of the Bar Workers' Strike in Ankara" RN 17 Krasowska, Agata (University of Wroclaw, Poland), Precarious Agency. Analysis of Biographical Interviews in Services 14:00 - 15:30 28th Friday FA 402 Chair: Wickham, James (Trinity College Dublin) RN17S09 / The Transformation of Work and Employment: Causes and Implications Ait Tkassit, Samia (Centre Max Weber Université Lyon 2, France), Reconsidering work and employment: through the case of French artisanship Bayl, Timothy (Universiteit van Amsterdam, Netherlands, The), The value of work-focused social enterprises in facilitating transitions to regular work Petrescu, Claudia (The Research Institute for Quality of Life, Romania), Negut, Adriana (The Research Institute for Quality of Life, Romania), Stanila, Gabriel (ADPSE Catalactica, Romania), Patterns of social exclusion: the effects of socio-economic changes 14:00 - 15:30 28th Friday FA 403 Chair: Larsson, Bengt (University of Gothenburg) RN17S19 / Workplace Practices and Processes Vermeerbergen, Lander (KU Leuven, Belgium), Van Hootegem, Geert (KU Leuven, Belgium), Benders, Jos (KU Leuven, Belgium), The Inefficiency of Delegating Indirect Tasks for Enhancing Job Autonomy: An Evaluation of a Production Structure Intervention Program RESEARCH NETWORK 17 275 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Haines, Victor (University of Montreal, Canada), Rousseau, Vincent (University of Montreal, Canada), Calomfirescu, Radu (University of Montreal, Canada), Does work design improve employee business awareness Bobek, Alicja (Trinity College Dublin, Ireland), Advantages and challenges of multicultural workplaces: migration of health professionals to Ireland 16:00 - 17:30 28th Friday FA 402 RN 17 Chair: Karmowska, Joanna (Oxford Brookes University) RN17S10 / Quality of Working Life Loksova, Terezie (Faculty of Social Sciences, Masaryk University, Czech Republic), Bek, Tomas (Faculty of Social Sciences, Masaryk University, Czech Republic), Working but poor: who they are and what lives do they live? Maříková, Hana (Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic), Formánková, Lenka (Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic), Work-life balance in relation to workplace diversity Zych, Jacek (University of Warsaw, Poland), Zielińska, Justyna Kinga (University of Warsaw, Poland), Contradictory Awareness of Precariat? Between Individual and Structural Responsibility Genin, Emilie (University of Montreal, Canada), Haines, Victor (University of Montreal, Canada), Alain, Marchand (University of Montreal, Canada), Vincent, Rousseau (University of Montreal, Canada), David, Pelletier (University of Montreal, Canada), Why the Long Hours? Work Demands and Social Exchange Dynamics 16:00 - 17:30 28th Friday FA 403 Chair: Vatta, Alessia (University of Trieste) 276 RESEARCH NETWORK 17 RN17S20 / Changes in Employment: Discourse Analysis and Policies Souto-Otero, Manuel (University of Bath, United Kingdom), Brown, Phil (Cardiff University), Qualifications and skills in 'knowledge societies': how do employers construct employable workers? PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Kubala, Konrad (University of Lodz, Poland), Rationality in discourses on work and entrepreneurship. Institutional reflexivity versus dominating methods of defining reality in (post) transformational Poland Gill-McLure, Whyeda (University of Wolverhampton, United Kingdom), The Politics of Managerial Reform in Public Service Organisations: a study of performance management and austerity in UK local authority museums. Ostrowski, Piotr (Univeristy of Warsaw, Poland), Figiel, Wojciech (Univeristy of Warsaw, Poland), Critical Discourse Analysis in the research on industrial relations: three case studies from Poland RN 17 RESEARCH NETWORK 17 277 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION RN18 - SOCIOLOGY OF COMMUNICATIONS AND MEDIA RESEARCH 11:00 - 12:30 26th Wednesday FA 247 Chair: Fuchs, Christian (University of Westminster) RN 18 11:00 - 12:30 26th Wednesday FA 244 Chair: Panagiotopoulou, Roy (National and Kapodistrian University of Athens) RN18S02 / Critical Media Sociology and China I Sparks, Colin Stuart (Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong S.A.R. (China)), Can there be a genuinely critical sociology of Chinese media? Na, Yuqi (University of Westminster, United Kingdom), Imperialism on the Internet and Social Media: On the Reproduction of the Conditions of Production Xiang, Yu (University of Westminster, United Kingdom), ‘Sinicization’ of the ‘Proletarian’ Capitalist? − A New Reflection of Structural Imperialism On CCTV-News and Its Foreign Audiences Chan, Wendy Wing Lam (Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong S.A.R. (China)), Wong, Chi Hung (Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong S.A.R. (China)), Exploring the Concept of the Society of Spectacle and the Mechanical Reproduction in the Film Be Kind Rewind and the Reflection on the Case of ATV in Hong Kong 2015 RN18S18 / Doing and Applying Media Sociology Today: Four Case Studies Adolf, Marian Thomas (Zeppelin Universität, Germany), Machin, Amanda (Zeppelin Universität, Germany), Identifying the Wurst: the “play” of identities in a hybrid media system Bocchino, Antonello (University of Westminster, United Kingdom), Medical research and scientific publications driven by vested interests? A case study: CCSVI and Multiple Sclerosis. Farinosi, Manuela (University of Udine, Italy), Sociological insights on the impact of digital tools on students’ writing/reading Lavie, Noa (The Academic College, Tel Aviv-Jaffa, Israel), Traiber, Talia (Tel Aviv University), Operation 'Protective Edge': A Disaster Marathon 14:00 - 15:30 26th Wednesday FA 247 Chair: Surugiu, Romina (University of Bucharest) 278 RESEARCH NETWORK 18 RN18S10 / Challenges and Perspectives for Public Service Media and the Mediated Public Sphere Today Cross, Simon James (Nottingham Trent University, United Kingdom), Child’s Play: Jimmy Savile and the Dark Side of BBC Light Entertainment PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Bonini, Tiziano (IULM University of Milan, Italy), Pais, Ivana (Università Cattolica, Milan, Italy), From user generated content to user generated (crowdfunded) public service: A proposal for a new participatory model of funding PSM. Cullinane, Mark (University College Cork, Ireland), Contemporary Democratic Crisis and the Public Sphere: Whither Public Service Broadcasting? Sapiezynska, Ewa (University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Warsaw, Poland), Potentials and limits of the mediated public sphere - three levels of analysis 14:00 - 15:30 26th Wednesday FA 244 RN18S17 / Critical Media Sociology of Authoritarian Politics: Surveillance and Right-Wing Extremism Chair: Golding, Peter (Northumbria University) Mehrabov, Ilkin (Karlstad University, Sweden), Applying Critical Media Sociology: Mapping the Intersections of Media and Communication Research with Surveillance Studies RN 18 Poyraz, Bedriye (Ankara University Communication Faculty, Turkey), Ince Ozer, Esra (Ankara University Communication Faculty, Turkey), Social Media, Democracy and the Authoritarian Government: The Case of AKP Government in Turkey Félix, Aniko (MTA-ELTE Peripato Research Group, Hungary), Fokas, Nikos (MTA-ELTE Peripato Research Group, Hungary), Tóth, Gergely (MTA-ELTE Peripato Research Group, Hungary), Racism in the Parliament: Comparative analysis between the speeches of Jobbik and Golden Dawn MP-s in the Parliaments Christou, Miranda (University of Cyprus, Cyprus), Opening Internet Networks, Sealing International Borders: Right-wing extremist discourse and contradictions 16:00 - 17:30 26th Wednesday FA 247 Chair: Sevignani, Sebastian (Friedrich-Schiller-University Jena) RN18S11 / The Critical Sociology of Ideology and Media Representation I Sen, A. Fulya (Firat University, Turkey), Media Representations of Left-wing Politics: A Review of Representation of Left-wing Politics in Turkish News Media Panagiotopoulou, Roy (National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece), Left wing parties in the European Parliament elections 2014: Redefining EU economic and political priorities Yücel, Yunus (Middle East Technical University, Turkey), Ideology Critique of an Islamist TV Series RESEARCH NETWORK 18 279 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Raeijmaekers, Daniëlle (University of Antwerp, Belgium), Maeseele, Pieter (University of Antwerp, Belgium), Forget objectivity, rediscover ideology 16:00 - 17:30 26th Wednesday FA 244 Chair: Sandoval, Marisol (City University London) RN 18 18:00 - 19:30 26th Wednesday FA 244 Chair: Pleios, Georgios Giannakis (University of Athens) RN18S13 / Critical Cultural Sociology and the Media Han, Sam (Nanyang Technological University, Singapore; Hawke Research Institute, University of South Australia), Between Democracy and Civility: Dialogue, Media and the “new” Cultural Sociology Ribac, Marko (The Peace Institute, Ljubljana, Slovenia), Amon Prodnik, Jernej (Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia), Is there an alternative to no alternative? Instrumental political communication and politicians-as-commodities Lindell, Johan Eric (Karlstad University, Sweden), Asocial media studies: Bourdieu as remedy Lund, Arwid (Uppsala University, Sweden), Cultural Materialism: a step back in the theoretical development of Marxism RN18S03 / Critical Media Sociology and China II Wang, Haiyan (Sun Yat-sen University, China, People's Republic of), Sparks, Colin (Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong, China), Huang, Yu (Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong, China), Exploring a third type of Chinese media: The “popular” official media and the characteristic of its journalism Li, Hong (University of Westminster, United Kingdom), De Burgh, Hugo (University of Westminster, United Kingdom), Steemers, Jeanette (University of Westminster, United Kingdom), Zeng, Rong (University of Westminster, United Kingdom), Localizing Global Television Formats in China: Tension between the global and the local Bu, Wei (Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, China, People's Republic of), Who Are Constructing the Foxconn Worker’s story about Life? — Discourse Analysis of the Voices on Young Workers Suicides Yin, Liangen (Shenzhen University, China, People's Republic of), Political Weibos in China as Public Sphere in Appearance Zuo, Can (University of Essex, United Kingdom), Wither Ideology: the Depoliticized Chinese Cultural Revolution 280 RESEARCH NETWORK 18 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 18:00 - 19:30 26th Wednesday FA 247 Chair: Allmer, Thomas (University of Edinburgh) RN18S12 / The Critical Sociology of Ideology and Media Representation II Abalo, Ernesto (School of Learning and Communication, Jönköping University, Sweden), Through an imperialistic gaze? Journalism, ideology and the notion of democracy Biressi, Anita Ruth (University of Roehampton, United Kingdom), Nunn, Heather (University of Roehampton, United Kingdom), The myth of the long suffering public: Resurrecting the 1970s in British austerity news coverage Belluati, Marinella (University of Turin, Italy), Eurorepulsion or Eurocritical? When the public sphere is shaped by media RN 18 Tırman, Ceyda (METU, Turkey), Representations of Labor Protests Against Privatization in the Turkish Press: The Cases of SEKA and TÜPRAŞ 19:30 - 20:30 26th Wednesday FA 247 RN18BM / Business Meeting 11:00 - 12:30 27th Thursday FA 244 RN18S01 / Critical Media Sociology and Karl Marx Today Chair: Golding, Peter (Northumbria University) Fuchs, Christian (University of Westminster, United Kingdom), Karl Marx as Media Sociologist: Reading Marx’s Capital Volume 1 in the Information Age: The Prefaces, Postfaces, and Chapter 1 Allmer, Thomas (University of Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom), Marx (Dis)Likes Facebook: Social Media Between Emancipation and Commodification Yesilyurt, Adem (Middle East Technical University / Kocaeli University, Turkey), Theorizing Digital Labour: Implications of Marx, Arendt and Sennett Kortesoja, Matti (University of Tampere, Finland), Imageries of Society and Social Action in Structural-Marxism RESEARCH NETWORK 18 281 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 14:00 - 15:30 27th Thursday FA 244 Chair: Fuchs, Christian (University of Westminster) RN18S05 / The Political Economy of Digital Labour I Suphan, Anne (University of Hohenheim, Germany), Pfeiffer, Sabine (University of Hohenheim, Germany), Oestreicher, Elke (University of Hohenheim, Germany), Klein, Birgit (University of Hohenheim, Germany), Menez, Raphael (University of Hohenheim, Germany), Digital Labour: Analyzing emerging contradictions in two German sectors Sevignani, Sebastian (Friedrich-Schiller-University Jena, Germany), The Double Free Internet User Schradie, Jen (Institute for Advanced Studies in Toulouse, Toulouse School of Economics, France), Digital Labor Power and Social Class Inequality with Online Activism RN 18 Alacovska, Ana (Association of Artists Media Artes, Macedonia, Former Yugoslav Republic of; Copenhagen Business School, Copenhagen, Denmark), ‘Pennies an hour’: subjective experiences of digital labour in the postcommunist Balkan 14:00 - 15:30 27th Thursday FA 247 RN18S15 / The Critical Sociology of Alternative Media and Social Media Alternatives: Civil Society Media, Peer Production, and Commons-Based Media Chair: Surugiu, Romina (University of Bucharest) Venäläinen, Juhana (University of Eastern Finland, Finland), Lund, Arwid (Uppsala University, Sweden), Monetary materialities of peer-produced knowledge: the case of the Wiki-PR controversy and its resonances in the Wikipedia community Mikołajewska, Karolina (Kozminski University, Poland), The Social Meaning of Sharing. How users of hospitality exchange networks understand their engagement Tomka, Goran (Faculty of sport and tourism, Serbia), Civil Society Media and the Internet Today 282 16:00 - 17:30 27th Thursday FA 244 RN18S06 / Re-inventing Worker Politics: Cooperatives, New & Old Trade Unions in the Age of the Internet and the Culture Industry Chair: Fuchs, Christian (University of Westminster) Sandoval, Marisol (City University London, United Kingdom), Fighting Precarity with Co-Operation? Worker Co-Operatives in the Cultural Sector. RESEARCH NETWORK 18 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Alves, Paulo Marques (ISCTE-University Institute of Lisbon, Portugal), Levezinho, Carlos Tiago (ISCTE-University Institute of Lisbon, Portugal), Networking Unionism in Portugal? The uses of Internet by the Portuguese unions in the health sector Jansson, Jenny (Uppsala university, Sweden), Uba, Katrin (Uppsala university, Sweden), Labor gone digital! Swedish trade unions’ use of videos Zervou, Regina (Ministry of Education, Greece), ‘Come one steel worker, come all’: the facebook group of the steel factory strikers in Greece 2011-2012 16:00 - 17:30 27th Thursday FA 247 Chair: Pleios, Georgios Giannakis (University of Athens) RN18S14 / The Critical Sociology of Social Media, Activism and the Public Sphere RN 18 Charitsis, Vassilis (Karlstad University, Sweden), Laamanen, Mikko (Hanken School of Economics, Finland), Colonising dissent: Proprietary social media and online social movement activity Olgun, Cem Koray (Adiyaman University, Turkey), Can Social Media Be A Counter Public Sphere? The Case Of the Gezi Park Protests Filipek, Kamil (University of Warsaw, Poland), Social Media and the Polarization of the Public Sphere 11:00 - 12:30 28th Friday FA 244 Chair: Allmer, Thomas (University of Edinburgh) RN18S07 / The Political Economy of Digital Labour II Monaci, Sara (Politecnico di Torino, Italy), Crowdsourcing creativity Stazio, Marialuisa (Università di Cassino e del Lazio Meridionale, Italy), Amusement is the prolongation of work during Late Capitalism. On mediauser commodity and its production time in the advertising supported media Bulut, Ergin (Koc University, Turkey), Hard Labor under “Soft Power”: Labor Conditions of Turkish Soap Opera Workers Harju, Anu Annika (Aalto University School of Business, Finland), Lillqvist, Ella (Aalto University School of Business, Finland), Social media as pseudo-public space: the illusion of freedom in participatory spaces RESEARCH NETWORK 18 283 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 11:00 - 12:30 28th Friday FA 247 Chair: Sandoval, Marisol (City University London) RN18S08 / The Political Economy of Cultural and Digital Labour Ridgway, Renée (Copenhagen Business School, Denmark), Paid Usership Surugiu, Romina (University of Bucharest, Romania), Petre, Raluca (Ovidius University, Constanta, Romania), Strategies for Resistance. A case study on digital journalists in Romania Tsai, Hui-Ju (Loughborough University, United Kingdom), ‘Uncool’ Media Labourers in the Neoliberalised Cultural Industries in Taiwan: The Labour Process of Identity, Exploitation and Resistance RN 18 14:00 - 15:30 28th Friday FA 244 Chair: Panagiotopoulou, Roy (National and Kapodistrian University of Athens) 14:00 - 15:30 28th Friday FA 247 Chair: Sevignani, Sebastian (Friedrich-Schiller-University Jena) Popa, Silvia (University of Bucharest, Romania), TV consumption and its invisible infrastructural work RN18S04 / News Coverage in Times of Capitalist Crisis Pleios, Georgios Giannakis (University of Athens, Greece), The ongoing crisis: media as a battlefield Basu, Laura Shanti (Cardiff University, United Kingdom), Covering Capitalism: ideological breakdown and recuperation in the news reporting of the economic crisis over time Jacobsson, Diana (Gothenburg University, Sweden), The news media’s illusion of objectivity and the dismantling of the working class Geelan, Torsten Rosenvold (Department of Sociology, University of Cambridge, United Kingdom), David and Goliath: Left-Wing attempts to Influence News Media Coverage of the Crisis RN18S09 / Critical Sociology, Political Economy and Critical Theory of the Internet Elder-Vass, Dave (Loughborough University, United Kingdom), New digital economy? New political economy! Wittel, Andreas (Nottingham Trent University, United Kingdom), Good Media Studies: Why the Political Economy of the Internet is the Order of the Day Porcelli, Giorgio (University of Trieste, Italy), Germano, Ivo Stefano (University of Molise, Italy), The Crisis of Sociology and the Revival of Critical Theory in New Media Studies: Paths and Perspectives 284 RESEARCH NETWORK 18 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Mejias, Ulises Ali (State University of New York at Oswego, United States of America), Paranodal Politics and Ethics: Critical Responses to Digitality 16:00 - 17:30 28th Friday FA 247 RN18S00 / Critically Understanding Inclusion, Exclusion and Participation in the Media and Internet Age Chair: Surugiu, Romina (University of Bucharest) Krolo, Krešimir (Sociology Department, University of Zadar, Croatia), Puzek, Ivan (Sociology Department, University of Zadar, Croatia), Gaming Alone? Participatory Dimensions of Social Capital in Croatia’s Video Gaming Population Townsend, Leanne Claire (University of Aberdeen, United Kingdom), Wallace, Claire (University of Aberdeen, United Kingdom), Travelling Communities in a Digital Age RN 18 Kania-Lundholm, Magdalena (Uppsala University, Sweden), Torres, Sandra (Uppsala University, Sweden), Keeping up with the information society: how active older users negotiate inclusion and participation Campbell, Elaine (Newcastle University, United Kingdom), Visual democracy and plural policing: the power of spectatorship 16:00 - 17:30 28th Friday FA 244 Chair: Sandoval, Marisol (City University London) RN18S16 / Perspectives for the Political Economy of Communication Today Amon Prodnik, Jernej (Social Communication Research Centre, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia), Brlek Slacek, Saso Aleksander (Social Communication Research Centre, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia), The MacBride Report at 35 and the Historical Context Bilic, Pasko (Institute for Development and International Relations, Croatia), Balabanic, Ivan (Institute for Social Sciences Ivo Pilar, Croatia), You talking to me? Political economy of the Internet and the editorial boards of popular news websites in Croatia Lin, Yu-Peng (The University of Nottingham, United Kingdom), A Critical Political Economy Analysis of the Taiwanese Film Industry (2010-2014) Furman, Ivo (Goldsmiths College, University of London), Revolutionary only as a mode of production? Sexism and patriarchal culture in peer-production communities RESEARCH NETWORK 18 285 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION RN19 - SOCIOLOGY OF PROFESSIONS 11:00 - 12:30 26th Wednesday FCE A230 Chair: McDonald, Ruth (University of Manchester) RN19S01 / Professional Autonomy, Practices and Boundaries Hardering, Friedericke (Goethe-University Frankfurt, Germany), Inequalities in the health care system, meaning making and the consequences for professional autonomy Mara, Liviu Catalin (Universitat Rovira i Virgili, Spain), Brunet, Ignasi (Universitat Rovira i Virgili, Spain), Innovation and creative occupations. A theoretical and empirical approach RN 19 11:00 - 12:30 26tH Wednesday FA 645 Chairs: Serra, Helena (Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities of the New University of Lisbon) Carvalho, Teresa (University of Aveiro and CIPES) Schnell, Christiane (Institute of Social Research at the Goethe-University Frankfurt, Germany), New professionalism or old wine in new skins? On shifting boundaries, hybridisation and professional ethics in the oncological field Gould, Mark (Haverford College, United States of America), Professional Autonomy: The Reconciliation of Principal Agent Conflicts in Professional Relationships JS_RN16+RN19 / Citizens and Professionals: Unequal and Diversified Healthcare Societies Madden, Mary (University of Leeds, United Kingdom), Changing Landscapes of Patient and Public Involvement in UK National Health Service Research Tiilikka, Tiina Maria (University of Tampere, Finland), Constructing meanings of experience by health care professionals and patients Lusardi, Roberto (University of Bergamo, Italy), Tomelleri, Stefano (University of Bergamo, Italy), Medical and nursing professional culture after thirty years of corporatization in the Italian healthcare system. Flick, Sabine (Goethe University Frankfurt, Germany), Working through? Labor in the perspective of psychotherapists Saks, Mike (University Campus Suffolk, United Kingdom), The changing nature of professionalisation in a global and unequal world: Comparing medicine in Britain, the United States and Russia 286 RESEARCH NETWORK 19 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 14:00 - 15:30 26th Wednesday FCE A230 Chair: Saks, Mike (University Campus Suffolk) RN19S02 / The Complex Boundaries of Professional Groups in Health McDonald, Ruth (University of Manchester, United Kingdom), O'Malley, Lucy (University of Manchester, United Kingdom), Macey, Richard (University of Manchester, United Kingdom), McKenzie, Katie (University of Manchester, United Kingdom), Hill, Harry (University of Manchester, United Kingdom), Birch, Stephen (University of Manchester, United Kingdom), Tickle, Martin (University of Manchester, United Kingdom), Brocklehurst, Paul (University of Manchester, United Kingdom), Breaking boundaries and a gendered professional project: The case of dental therapists in the UK. Koskela, Inka Maria (Finnish Institute of Occupational Health, Finland), Henriksson, Lea (Finnish Institute of Occupational Health, Finland), Tapanila, Katriina (University of Tampere, Finland), New accountabilities in professional work: Navigating towards a new value horizon in occupational healthcare services RN 19 Haapakoski, Kaisa (University of Jyväskylä, Finland), The case of Finnish rehabilitation examinations and the possibility of shared professionalism in the varying value-environments Jasiewicz-Betkiewicz, Agnieszka (University of Warsaw, Poland), The Professionals in Power. Doctors, Lawyers or Celebrities? 16:00 - 17:30 26th Wednesday FCE A230 Chair: Smeby, Jens-Christian (Oslo and Akershus University College of Applied Sciences) RN19S03 / Inequalities in Social Work and Workers in a Global Perspective Novikova, Svetlana Sergeevna (RGSY, Russian Federation), Improved Training Methods for Social Workers in Russia Alm Andreassen, Tone (Oslo and Akershus University College of Applied Science, Norway), Involvement of service users – implications for professionals Saarinen, Arttu (University of Turku, Finland), Räsänen, Pekka (University of Turku, Finland), Kouvo, Antti (University of Turku, Finland), Trust in physicians in 22 OECD countries Hjärpe, Teres (Lund University, Sweden), Measuring Social Work - increased expectations on measurements, key indicators and national comparisons within the Swedish Social Services RESEARCH NETWORK 19 287 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 18:00 - 19:30 26th Wednesday FCE A229 Chair: Schnell, Christiane (Institute of Social Research at the Goethe-University Frankfurt) RN 19 18:00 - 19:30 26th Wednesday FCE A230 Chair: Carvalho, Teresa (University of Aveiro and CIPES) RN19S04 / Academic Profession in a Global Context Domunco, Constantin Florin (Stefan cel Mare University from Suceava, Romania), Academic Career through Informal Communication Networks: A Grounded Theory Approach Diogo, Sara (University of Aveiro, Portugal; CIPES (Centre for Research in Higher Education Policies), Portugal; University of Jyväskylä, Finland), Carvalho, Teresa (University of Aveiro, Portugal; CIPES (Centre for Research in Higher Education Policies), Portugal), Differences in academics perceptions under the same global pressures: The Portuguese and Finnish cases Agevall, Ola (Linnaeus University, Sweden), Olofsson, Gunnar (Linnaeus University, Sweden), Professions in Incentive Society: The Legacy of the 1990s in the Swedish Academic profession Hatos, Adrian (University of Oradea, Romania), Andrea, Pop (University of Oradea, Romania), Vocationalism or social reproduction? Recent evolution of selectivity of fields of study in Romanian universities RN19S05 / Professions in Transition Effects of Social and Economic Transformations Kowalczyk, Beata Maria (University of Warsaw Poland; Université Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne), "Transnational" Art World. Japanese Musicians on the European Market of Classical Music – the Making of the Profession Danilova, Natalia (NRU HSE, Moscow, Russian Federation), Art appraisers: establishing profession on a developing art market Abrahamsen, Bente (Oslo and Akershus university college of applied sciences, Norway), Immigrant drive – a resource in the labour market for professions? Kuna, Shani (Sapir Academic College, Israel), Nadiv, Ronit (Sapir Academic College, Israel), Paradoxical Professionalism Processes of Human Resource Managers 19:30 - 20:30 26th Wednesday FCE A229 288 RESEARCH NETWORK 19 RN19BM / Business Meeting PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 11:00 - 12:30 27th Thursday FCE A229 Chair: Serra, Helena (Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities of the New University of Lisbon) RN19S06 / Professional Transformations in Changing Welfare Systems Nesje, Kjersti (Oslo and Akershus University College of applied sciences, Norway), Aged care nurses - the truly professional nurse? Pasian, Pamela (University of Padova, Italy), Doulas in Italy: a profession is arising Hartley, Kathy (University of Salford, United Kingdom), Professionalism across the organisational divide - nursing a positive impression Hirvonen, Helena Marjatta (University of Jyväskylä, Finland), Transforming care professionalism in the Finnish welfare state RN 19 11:00 - 12:30 27th Thursday FCE A230 RN19S07 / Professionals Responses to New Expectations. Managerialism and Accountability Chair: Agevall, Ola (Linnaeus University) Jessen, Jorunn Theresia (Oslo and Akershus University College of Applied Sciences, Norway), Accountability requirements for social work professionals and the quality of discretion. Tuisk, Tarmo (Tallinn University of Technology, Estonia), Vaaks, Katri (Institute of International Relations, Czech Republic), Entrepreneurial Identity Patterns in Different Cultural Contexts: Estonia and the Czech Republic Osland, Oddgeir (Oslo and Akershus University College, Norway), Bringedal, Berit (LEFO - Institute for Studies of the Medical Profession. Norway), Alecu, Andreea (Oslo and Akershus University College, Norway), The impacts of increased managerialism on professionalism Sjöstrand, Glenn (Linnaeus University, Sweden), The Technological Field and Engineering Professions after Neoliberalism: Still failed professions? 14:00 - 15:30 27th Thursday FCE A229 Chair: Hirvonen, Helena Marjatta (University of Jyväskylä) RN19S08 / Changing Welfare Regimes and Changing Professional Work van Bochove, Marianne (Erasmus University, Rotterdam, The Netherlands,), Verplanke, Loes (University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands,), Tonkens, Evelien (University for Humanistic Studies, Utrecht, The Netherlands), RESEARCH NETWORK 19 289 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Breaking and Rebuilding Boundaries Collaboration between Professionals and Volunteers in Care and Social Services Tupitsyna, Irina Nikolaevna (Moscow Institute for Advanced Professional Training in Social Sphere, Russian Federation), Social Education: New Trends and Prospective Professions Barfoed, Elizabeth Martinell (Lund University, Sweden), Who´s story - digital storytelling in professional social work Kovalainen, Anne (University of Turku, Finland), Professionalism and Entrepreneurialism – Discrepancies and Continuities in Research RN 19 14:00 - 15:30 27th Thursday FCE A230 Chair: Flick, Sabine (Goethe University Frankfurt) 16:00 - 17:30 27th Thursday FCE A229 Chair: Sjöstrand, Glenn (Linnaeus University) RN19S09 / New Governance Models and Differences in Professional Values and Attitudes Lie, Nataskja-Elena (University College in Oslo and Akershus, Norway), Cancer coordinators in Norway- bridging boundaries to create interdisciplinary professional networks in the field of cancer care Berg, Karin (University of Gothenburg, Sweden), Ulfsdotter Eriksson, Ylva (University of Gothenburg, Sweden), Dentistry in the tension between professional and economic values Habti, Driss (University of Eastern Finland, Finland), Drivers of Migration and Mobility of Russian Healthcare Professionals to Finland: A Relational Approach Serra, Helena (Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities of the New University of Lisbon, Portugal), Reinforcing ‘medical technocracies’: hybrid professionals and mixed forms of governance in health care RN19S10 / Legal Professions within Unequal Societies Tonche, Juliana (University of Sao Paulo, Brazil), Conflicts between professionals in the field of restorative justice: a case study in Sao Paulo, Brazil Milburn, Philip Andre (University Rennes 2 France, France), French judicial professions and criminal justice : struggle and adjustments between professional and political dominance Warczok, Tomasz (Pedagogical University of Cracow, Poland), Dębska, Hanna Olga (Pedagogical University of Cracow, Poland), Making Legal Professions in the (Semi)periphery. The Case of Poland. Flam, Helena (University of Leipzig, Germany), On Politicized Lawyering 290 RESEARCH NETWORK 19 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 11:00 - 12:30 28th Friday FCE A229 Chair: Milburn, Philip Andre (University Rennes 2 France) RN19S11 / Unequal and Diversified Labour Markets. Professionals Training Mansurov, Valery (Institute of Sociology of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Russian Federation), Yurchenko, Olesya (Institute of Sociology of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Russian Federation), Social attitudes and status of women engineers in Russia in transition Van Deynze, Freek (University of Ghent, Belgium), Socializing sociologists: Representation of sociology and the sociologist in Flemish introductory textbooks. Rodríguez, Jose Antonio (University of Barcelona, Spain), Condom-Bosch, Jose Luis (University of Barcelona, Spain), Soler, Marta (University of Barcelona, Spain), Flecha, Ramon (University of Barcelona, Spain), “On the shoulders of giants”: Teachers' motivation and professional development through scientific training RN 19 Nowaczyk, Olga (University of Wroclaw, Poland), Social boundaries of military profession and their unforeseen consequences 14:00 - 15:30 28th Friday FCE A229 Chair: Flam, Helena (University of Leipzig) RN19S12 / Professions and Institutions Smeby, Jens-Christian (Oslo and Akershus University College of Applied Sciences, Norway), Contradictory institutional logics? Cavusoglu, Rana (Hacettepe University, Turkey), Education and Experience in Nursing: A Comparison Between Vocational School and University Graduates Popova, Irina P. (Institute of Sociology, RAS, Russian Federation), Professional career within and outside the profession (the case of young Russian lawyers) Carvalho, Teresa (University of Aveiro and CIPES, Portugal), Professionalism and Institutionalism – Looking at inequalities within professional groups and institutions RESEARCH NETWORK 19 291 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 16:00 - 17:30 28th Friday FCE A229 Chair: Diogo, Sara Margarida (University of Aveiro) RN19S13 / Social Inequalities and Professions Gulbrandsen, Trygve (Institute for Social Research, Norway), Elites and professions Sunar, Lütfi (Istanbul Universitesi, Turkey), Kaya, Yunus (University of North Carolina Wilmington, USA), Demiral, Seran (Istanbul Universitesi, Turkey), Occupational Prestige in Turkey: Changing Occupational Structures and Socio-Economic Status Khokhlova, Marina (IMEMO (Russian Academy of Sciences), Russian Federation), Profession as a measure of social stratification RN 19 292 RESEARCH NETWORK 19 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE RN20 - QUALITATIVE METHODS 11:00 - 12:30 26th Wednesday FA 549 Chair: Flick, Uwe (Free University of Berlin, Germany) RN20S07a / Field Access: The Case of Hard to Reach Groups I Revilla, Juan Carlos (Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain), Promberger, Markus (IAB, Germany), Martín, María Paz (Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain), Serrano, Araceli (Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain), Access to Disadvantaged Groups in a Cross-national Comparative Framework Pozanenko, Artemiy Alekseevich (Higher School of Economics, Russian Federation), At home among strangers. Particularities of field access to territorially isolated and self-isolated local communities RN 20 Sałkowska, Marta (Collegium Civitas, Poland), Field access in disability studies – Norwegian and Polish cases. Figiel, Agnieszka (Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan, Poland), Into Deaf World. Hearing researcher among deaf respondents. Mietola, Reetta (University of Helsinki, Finland), Miettinen, Sonja (University of Helsinki, Finland), Negotiating access to adults with profound intellectual and multiple disabilities 11:00 - 12:30 26th Wednesday FA 602 Chairs: Jakubowska, Honorata (Adam Mickiewicz University) JS_RN20+RN28 / The Body and Embodiment in Sport – Studies on beyond Discursive Knowledge Jakubowska, Honorata (Adam Mickiewicz University, Poland), The implementation of the concepts of the practice knowledge in the sports field. Schindler, Larissa (JGU Mainz, Germany, Germany), Learning how to fight - as an ethnographer Kang, Sungmin (Yonsei University, South Korea, Korea, Republic of (South Korea)), Pugs in Trouble: Exploitative Symbiosis, Murky Dealings, and Struggle for Honor in Korean Professional Boxing World Kirschner, Heiko (Universität Wien, Austria), 200 APM, Eyetracking and GoPro Cameras – How technology shapes the (re-)embodiment of eSports RESEARCH NETWORK 20 293 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 14:00 - 15:30 26th Wednesday FA 550 Chair: Bengtsson, Tea Torbenfeldt (University of Copenhagen) RN20S04a / Qualitative Interviewing and Power I Wisniewska, Karolina (University of Warsaw, Poland), "Everybody is equal among us – from the manager of the factory to a dishwasher". Articulating power relations during fieldwork on kibbutz Miller, Robert Lee (Queen's University, Belfast, United Kingdom), Living Up to the Altruism of the Public: A different take on power, ethics and the archiving of qualitative data Venäläinen, Satu (University of Helsinki, Finland), Talking about violence of women in prison: the relevance of gender and difference in methodology and meaning-making RN 20 14:00 - 15:30 26th Wednesday FA 549 Chair: Hirseland, Andreas (Institut für Arbeitsmarkt- und Berufsforschung) Chen, Mei-Hua (National Sun Yat-sen University, Taiwan, Republic of China), When a female professor studies men who buying sex abroad: reflections on doing qualitative research on Taiwanese men’s sexual consumption abroad RN20S07b / Field Access: The Case of Hard to Reach Groups II Lemańczyk,Magdalena (The Academy of Tourism and Hotel Management in Gdansk, Poland), Is the German minority in Poland a hard to reach group? Bezirgan, Bengi (London School of Economics, United Kingdom), Negotiating Access to Interviews with the Members of a Minority Community Tonhati, Tania (Goldsmiths College - University of London, United Kingdom), Transnational Family: the challenges of accessing and interviewing elderly parents Flick, Uwe (Free University of Berlin, Germany), Hirseland, Andreas (Institute for Employment Research (IAB), Nuremberg, Germany), Rasche, Sarah (Free University of Berlin, Germany), No Job, No Time, No Interview? – Issues of Accessing Long-term Unemployed Migrant Populations 16:00 - 17:30 26th Wednesday FA 550 Chair: Jacobsson, Katarina (Lund University) 294 RESEARCH NETWORK 19 RN20S04b / Qualitative Interviewing and Power II Boninu, Lorenza (University of Pisa, Italy, MIUR, Italy), The New Socrates. Some Notes on Methodology in Pierre Bourdieu's The Weight of the World. Samsioe, Emma (Lund University, Sweden), Power Dynamics in Group Interviews in Consumer Research: Empirical Explorations PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Bengtsson, Tea Torbenfeldt (University of Copenhagen, Department of Sociology, Denmark), Fynbo, Lars (University of Copenhagen, Department of Sociology, Denmark), Silence of the interview: Paying attention to the unsaid of qualitative interviewing Moerman, Gerben (University of Amsterdam, Netherlands, The), Probing tactics and situational differences in power in open interviews 16:00 - 17:30 26th Wednesday FA 549 Chair: Buscatto, Marie (University of Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne) RN20S11 / Issues in Observation Marciniak, Lukas Tomas (Lodz University, Poland), Drawing Directly from Nature. The Art of Catching the Unmediated Phenomena Wästerfors, David (Lund University, Sweden), Making a lesson 'one’s own'. Reflections on how to analyze the ethnomethods of school sabotage RN 20 Elezović, Ines (National Centre for External Evaluation of Education, Zagreb, Croatia), The Role of Observation Method in School Program Evaluation Konecki, Krzysztof Tomasz (Lodz University, Poland), Standing in the Public Places. Etno-Zenistic experiment 18:00 - 19:30 26th Wednesday FA 549 Chair: Ryen, Anne (University of Agder) RN20S03 / Exploring Local Knowledge Magierowski, Mateusz (Jagiellonian University, Poland), Exploring local memory about "difficult past": ways to obtain valuable qualitative data during research on remembering and forgetting about mass murders committed by Poles on "Others" Deliu, Alexandra (Research Institute for Quality of Life, Romania; University of Bucharest), Individuals and states. Narrative resources in accounting for migration as life strategy Bozouls, Lorraine (Sciences Po/Università degli studi di Milano Bicocca (Cotutelle), France), Local production of security in upperclass neighborhoods. Comparison between suburban areas of Paris and Milano RESEARCH NETWORK 20 295 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Kissmann, Ulrike Tikvah (University of Kassel, Germany), What Micro-Analysis of Misunderstandings tells us about Local Knowledge Böhme, Juliane (Berlin Social Science Center, Germany), What`s needed to be a bona fide member in the economic lab 18:00 - 19:30 26th Wednesday FA 550 Chair: Miles, Andy (University of Manchester) RN 20 RN20S06 / The Time of Mobile Methods Lewis, Camilla (University of Manchester, United Kingdom), What does qualitative longitudinal research offer to the study of mobilities? Miles, Andy (University of Manchester, United Kingdom), Mobility Biographies Moore, Niamh (University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom), Moving Stories: The Time of Trauma 19:30 - 20:30 26th Wednesday FA 549 RN20BM / Business Meeting 11:00 - 12:30 27th Thursday FA 550 RN20S05a / Ethnography and the Study of Situations I Chair: Wästerfors, David (Lund University) Krantz, Sofie (Linnaeus University, Sweden), A classroom situation on a practice-oriented secondary education programme Fujda, Milan (Masaryk University, Czech Republic), Beyond "modern", "secular", and "religion" through dance improvisation: Handling situations of uncertainty in interaction Pfadenhauer, Michaela (University of Vienna, Austria), Dukat, Christoph (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany), Ethnography of Objects in Action. The Performative Deployment of Social Robotics in Dementia Care 11:00 - 12:30 27th Thursday FA 549 Chair: Barfoed, Elizabeth Martinell (Lund university) 296 RESEARCH NETWORK 19 RN20S13 / Various Forms of Elicitation Zapolskaya, Alexandra (Higher School of Economics, Russian Federation), Photo-elicitation interview: the challenge of interviewing professional image-makers Jacobsson, Katarina (Lund University, Sweden), Tracing interactions with and over documents PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Otto, Wanda Louise (GESIS – Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences, Germany), A comparison of pretest recommendations based on cognitive interviews Barbeiro, Ana (University of Porto and University of Lausanne), Spini, Dario (University of Lausanne), Assessing data quality in calendar interviews: a qualitative study Veloso, Luísa (ISCTE-IUL, Portugal), Marques, Emília Margarida (CRIA, Portugal), Vidal, Frédéric (CRIA, Portugal), Rosas, João (ISCTE-IUL, Portugal), Researching work on screen: analysing, viewing and rebuilding memory work narratives 14:00 - 15:30 27th Thursday FA 550 Chair: Marciniak, Lukas Tomas (Lodz University) RN 20 RN20S05b / Ethnography and the Study of Situations II Rebstein, Bernd (Bayreuth University, Germany), Ethnography of Situations and Social Worlds Analysis Paju, Elina (University of Helsinki, Finland), Events in ethnography: Exploring dynamism and temporality of the situation Åkerström, Malin (Lund University, Sweden), Grumling about meetings Gariglio, Luigi (University of Milan, Italy, academic visitor University of Oxford), The use of force as a routine. An ethnography with photo elicitation inside a forensic psychiatric hospital 14:00 - 15:30 27th Thursday FA 549 Chairs: Ryen, Anne (University of Agder (Weil, Shalva Hebrew University) JS_RN20+RN33 / Qualitative Enquiries into Femicide and Culture Kouta, Christiana (Cyprus University of Technology, Cyprus), Meshkova, Ksenia (Humboldt University Berlin, Germany), Ryen, Anne (University of Agder, Norway), Cultural Issues: a critical assessment of qualitative data on patterns of intimate partner murders and other forms of femicide. Nudelman, Anita (Ben Gurion University, Israel), Boira, Santiago (Universidad de Zaragoza, Spain), Using qualitative research to explore femicide among migrants and culture minorities Weil, Shalva (Hebrew University, Israel), Failed Femicides: Migrant Survivor Narratives RESEARCH NETWORK 20 297 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Rahman, Sadikur (Foundation for Women and Child Assistance (FWCA), Bangladesh, People's Republic of), Dowry, Women Oppression and Femicide in Bangladesh Çabuk Kaya, Nilay Çabuk (Ankara University, Turkey), Ural, Haktan (Ankara University, Turkey), Femicide in Conservative and Neoliberalizing Turkey 16:00 - 17:30 27th Thursday FA 549 Chair: Moerman, Gerben (University of Amsterdam) RN 20 16:00 - 17:30 27th Thursday FA 550 Chairs: Bergman Blix, Stina (Stockholm University) Åkerström, Malin (Lund University) RN20S02 / Sociological Imagination in Qualitative Research Kotze, P. Conrad (University of the Free State, South Africa), Coetzee, Jan K. (University of the Free State, South Africa), Do we really have to choose? Applying an integral framework to the study of everyday life as a “middle way” for qualitative research Longo, Mariano (University of Salento, Italy), Recovering a Forgotten Tradition. Against the Technification of Qualitative Methods Booth, Zigganni (Queen's Univeristy Belfast, United Kingdom), I am not I: Using Ipoems to explore identity Craige, William Arthur (Durham University, United Kingdom), Performing Complexity and Diversity: A Pinboard Approach Schadler, Cornelia (Ludwig Maximilians University Munich, Germany), Researching inequality with new materialisms JS_RN11+RN20 / Emotions and Qualitative Methods Rau, Asta Helen (University of the Free State, South Africa), Emotions and belonging—from individual experience to organisational functioning. Exploring the process Magdalenic, Sanja (Independent researcher, Sweden), Emotions in evaluation research Coetzee, Jan K (University of the Free State, South Africa), Narrating emotion and affect: from examples to suggestions Sauerborn, Elgen (Freie Universität Berlin, Germany), Investigating Emotions by Using Computer-Assisted Qualitative Data Analysis Software 298 RESEARCH NETWORK 19 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 11:00 - 12:30 28th Friday FA 550 Chair: Elliker, Florian (University of St.Gallen) RN20S08 / Issues in Mixed Methods Géring, Zsuzsanna (Budapest Business School, Hungary), Content analysis and/or discourse analysis? A mixed methods approach in textual analysis. Khokhlova, Anisya (St. Petersburg State University, Russian Federation; Center for German and European Studies, St Petersburg State University – Bielefeld University), Basov, Nikita (Center for German and European Studies, St Petersburg State University – Bielefeld University), Relating Materiality to Communication and Meaning: A Combination of Qualitative and Quantitative Methods Strelnikova, Anna (National Research University Higher School of Economics, Russian Federation), Research through movements: mixed approach in social mobility studies RN 20 Polukhina, Elizaveta (National Research University Higher School of Economics (HSE), Russian Federation), Kochkina, Alexandra (National Research University Higher School of Economics (HSE), Russian Federation), The integration of quantitative and qualitative approaches in the study of social mobility 11:00 - 12:30 28th Friday FA 549 Chair: Fynbo, Lars (Department of Sociology) RN20S09 / Interviews with Panels, Groups and Couples Katainen, Anu (University of Helsinki, Finland), Social class in qualitative comparative research designs – Methodological reflections from research on lay understandings of health behaviour Koskinen, Raija (University of Helsinki, Finland), ICT-related scenarios viewed by the middle management in the welfare services – e-delphoi as method Meuser, Michael (TU Dortmund, Germany), Interviewing spouses together. Negotiation of father’s involvement in domestic work and childcare among the couple Petschick, Grit (Technische Universität Berlin, Germany), Ethnographic panels for investigations of processes 14:00 - 15:30 28th Friday FA 549 RN20S01 / Qualitative Analysis Hrubes, Milan (Masaryk University, Czech Republic), Framing via Metaphors: How can metaphors contribute to framing analysis? Chair: Coetzee, Jan K (University of the Free State) RESEARCH NETWORK 20 299 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Kacperczyk, Anna (University of Lodz, Poland), How to examine social worlds? – on the base of the research on social world of climbing Scheibelhofer, Elisabeth (University of Vienna, Austria), Opening the black box. Three logics of data interpretation in participant observation studies and their consequences Serrano Velarde, Kathia Esperanza (Heidelberg University, Germany), Schwarz, Miriam (Heidelberg University, Germany), How to Write a Grant Proposal? A Qualitative Methodology for the Analysis of Instruction Texts RN 20 14:00 - 15:30 28th Friday FA 550 Chair: Marciniak, Lukas Tomas (Lodz University) 16:00 - 17:30 28th Friday FA 549 Chair: Bröer, Christian (University of Amsterdam) RN20S10 / Ethnography Tartari, Morena (University of Padua, Italy), Difficult weaving: the ethnographer, the field access and the vulnerability of groundlessly accused participants Elliker, Florian (University of St.Gallen, Switzerland), Local contexts of integration and segregation Andersson, Carolin (Linnéuniversitetet, Sweden), Young People Living in Segregated Areas and Their Relationship to the Police RN20S12 / Reflexivity & Collaboration Farooq, Ghazala Yasmin (The University of Manchester, United Kingdom), Creativity in Qualitative Methods von Unger, Hella (Ludwig Maximilians University Munich (LMU), Germany), Scott, Penelope (Ludwig Maximilians University Munich (LMU), Germany), Researcher Reflexivity: Working with our Subjectivity Elboj, Carmen (University of Zaragoza), Lopez, Laura (University of Barcelona, Spain), Schubert, Tinka (University of Barcelona, Spain), Communicative Methodology to tackle inequalities Lisek, Katarzyna (Jagiellonian University, Poland), Who can be a scientist? - about crowdsourcing for cultural studies 300 RESEARCH NETWORK 19 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 16:00 - 17:30 28th Friday FA 550 Chair: Rebstein, Bernd (Bayreuth University) RN20S14 / Visual Research Petric, Mirko (University of Zadar, Croatia), The Extended Case Method in Visual Research Tuma, René (TU Berlin, Germany), Vernacular Video Analysis in Sports Training Ersoy Özcan, Mine (Middle East Technical University, Turkey), Self-representations and Identity Construction of People with Disabilities in Turkey BouAynaya, Yaqoub Jemil (Trinity College Dublin, Ireland), “What it means to be Irish”: adding novelty to the design by integrating audio-visual communication techniques RN 20 RESEARCH NETWORK 20 301 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION RN21 - QUANTITATIVE METHODS 11:00 - 12:30 26th Wednesday FCE C208 Chair: Deviatko, Inna F. (Higher School of Economics) RN21S01 / Social Network Analysis Takikawa, Hiroki (Tohoku University, Japan; Stanford University, U.S.A.), Parigi, Paolo (Stanford University, U.S.A.), A Method for Generating a Macro Structure of Networks from Egocentric Networks Zbieg, Anita (Wrocław University of Economics, Poland; Lome - social networks), Żak, Błażej (Wroclaw University of Technology; Lome - social networks), Collecting and Analyzing Network Data with www.lome.io - Online Participatory Network Mapping Platform RN 21 14:00 - 15:30 26th Wednesday FCE C208 Chair: Deviatko, Inna F. (Higher School of Economics) Kogovsek, Tina (University of Ljubljana, Slovenia; Faculty of Social Sciences; Faculty of Arts), Hlebec, Valentina (University of Ljubljana, Slovenia; Faculty of Social Sciences; Faculty of Health Sciences), Methodological Considerations in Survey Collection of Ego-centered Network Data Escobar, Modesto (Universidad de Salamanca, Spain), The Use of Social Networks Analysis Tools to Study the Determinants of Coincidences RN21S02 / Quantitative Methods, General Caselli, Marco (Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Italy), Appropriate and Inappropriate Relations between Common Sense and Scientific Knowledge in Social Research Basimov, Mikhail (Russian State Social University, Russian Federation), Automatic Classification of Dependences in Sociological Research Breitenbach, Andrea (Goethe University Frankfurt/Main, Germany), Flipped Statistics Courses! Antonyuk, Artem (St. Petersburg State University), Basov, Nikita (Center for German and European Studies, St. Petersburg State University – Bielefeld University), Finding One’s Place in Collective Meaning Structures: Socio-semantic Network Analysis of Discoursive Roles 302 RESEARCH NETWORK 21 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 16:00 - 17:30 26th Wednesday FCE C208 Chair: Perek-Białas, Jolanta (Warsaw School of Economics/ Jagiellonian University) RN21S03 / International Comparison / Equivalence: Design Weichbold, Martin (University of Salzburg, Austria), Methodical Equivalence – Another Step towards Equivalence in Crossnational Research Scholz, Elvira (GESIS, Germany), Zuell, Cornelia (GESIS, Germany), The Choice of the Left-right Scale Format: Design Effects in a Comparative Perspective Semenova, Sofia (NRU HSE (StP), Russian Federation), Alexandrov, Daniel (NRU HSE (StP), Russian Federation), Tenisheva, Ksenia (NRU HSE (StP), Russian Federation), Cross-country Analysis of Response Style in Likert Scales RN 21 Aschauer, Wolfgang (University of Salzburg, Austria), The Culture Specific Loop Way – A New Strategy to Increase Comparability in Cross-cultural Research 18:00 - 19:30 26th Wednesday FCE C208 Chair: Kogovšek, Tina (University of Ljubljana) RN21S04 / Mixed/Qualitative Methods and QCA Nemirova, Natalia (Saint-Petersburg State University, Russian Federation), Qualitative Research Strategy: Methodology of Neo-Kantianism Ozan, Jessica (Manchester Metropolitan University, United Kingdom), Grimm, Robert (Manchester Metropolitan University, United Kingdom), Fox, Christopher (Manchester Metropolitan University, United Kingdom), Taking the Oracle Online: Revisiting the Delphi Method to Engage European Experts in a Virtual Debate Mueller, Georg P. (Univ. of Fribourg, Switzerland), Transition Analysis with Crisp-Set QCA: Exploring the Pathways Through the Space of Welfare Regimes Baumgartner, Michael (University of Geneva, Switzerland), Thiem, Alrik (University of Geneva, Switzerland), Often Trusted But Never (Properly) Tested: Evaluating Qualitative Comparative Analysis RESEARCH NETWORK 21 303 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 19:30 - 20:30 26th Wednesday FCE C208 RN21BM / Business Meeting RN21S05 / Causal Inference / Experiments 11:00 - 12:30 27th Thursday FCE C208 Chair: Best, Henning (University of Würzburg) RN 21 14:00 - 15:30 27th Thursday FCE C208 Chair: Best, Henning (University of Würzburg) Deviatko, Inna F. (Higher School of Economics, Russian Federation; Institute of Sociology, Russian Academy of Sciences), "Wisdom-of-crowds" and "Wisdom within": Comparative Accuracy of Group and Individual Judgments of Isolated Social Facts Callens, Marie-Sophie (Luxembourg Institute of Socio-Economic Research (LISER), Luxembourg; University of Leuven, Belgium), Valentova, Marie (Luxembourg Institute of Socio-Economic Research (LISER), Luxembourg), The Short Term Effect of the Escalation of the 2008-Crisis on the Relation between Social Vulnerability and Welfare and Labour Market Threats. A Natural Experiment Approach. Troncoso, Patricio (The University of Manchester, United Kingdom), Assessing the Effect of Cultural Capital on Pupils' Progress in Language and Mathematics through a Bivariate Multilevel Analysis Christopoulos, Dimitris (MODUL University Vienna, Austria), Relational Intelligence and Coalition Choice in Leadership Experiments RN21S06 / Causal Inference / Analysis and Design Németh, Renáta (Eötvös Loránd University, Faculty of Social Sciences, Budapest, Hungary), Rudas, Tamás (Eötvös Loránd University, Faculty of Social Sciences, Budapest, Hungary), Confounding in Causal Analysis in Case of Binary Responses Stein, Petra (University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany), Kern, Christoph (University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany), Effect Comparison in Nonlinear Dyadic Models Jelonek, Magdalena (Cracow University of Economics, Poland), Inverse Propensity Scores as Weights in Quasi-experimental Research Gummer, Tobias (GESIS - Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences, Germany), Research Designs and Estimating Causal Effects: The Impact of Age-PeriodCohort Effects on a Design´s Performance 304 RESEARCH NETWORK 21 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 14:00 - 15:30 27th Thursday FCE B286 Chair: Mueller, Georg P. (University of Fribourg) RN21S07 / Modeling/Simulation Korel, Igor (Novosibirsk State Technical University, Russian Federation; Institute of Laser Physics, Siberian Branch of the RAS), Kafidova, Natalia (Novosibirsk State Technical University, Russian Federation), Korel, Anastasia (Institute of Traumatology and Orthopaedics, Novosibirsk, Russia), Diffusion of Innovations in Artificial Societies Panzaru, Ciprian (West University of Timisoara, Romania), Enache, Cosmin (West University of Timisoara, Romania), Brandas, Claudiu (West University of Timisoara, Romania), Forecasting Romanian Migration Flows using Agent Based Modeling Lombardo, Carmelo (Sapienza Università di Roma, Italy), Nerli Ballati, Enrico (Sapienza Università di Roma, Italy), di Padova, Pasquale (Sapienza Università di Roma, Italy), Friendship as a Social Process: an Agent-based Model Grounded on Lazarsfeld and Merton’s Homophily Theory RN 21 Bekalarczyk, Dawid (University Duisburg-Essen, Germany), Stein, Petra (University Duisburg-Essen, Germany), Longitudinal Modeling of the Future Development of Occupational Status in the Third Generation of Migrants in the Context of Demographic Transition by Means of a Dynamic Micro Simulation 16:00 - 17:30 27th Thursday FCE C208 Chair: Gummer, Tobias (GESIS - Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences) RN21S08 / Incentives, Interviewers, and Recruitment Kroh, Martin (Socio-Economic Panel, DIW Berlin, Germany), Kühne, Simon (Socio-Economic Panel, DIW Berlin, Germany), Does Personalized Feedback Increase Respondent Motivation? Blohm, Michael (GESIS - Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences, Germany), Wasmer, Martina (GESIS - Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences, Germany), Walter, Jessica (GESIS - Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences, Germany), Koch, Achim (GESIS - Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences, Germany), Does the Use of Respondent Incentives Affect the Measurement of Attitudes towards Social Inequality? Evidence from an Experiment Conducted in the German General Social Survey (ALLBUS) Schürz, Martin (Oesterreichische Nationalbank, Austria), Interviewer Effects on Net Wealth in Household Surveys RESEARCH NETWORK 21 305 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Best, Henning (University of Würzburg, Germany), Pforr, Klaus (GESIS – Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences), Strategies for Implementing Mixed-Mode Designs in Business Surveys 16:00 - 17:30 27th Thursday FCE B286 Chair: Aschauer, Wolfgang (University of Salzburg) RN21S09 / Analyzing Inequalities and Discrimination Cea D'Ancona, Mª Ángeles (Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain), Valles Martínez, Miguel S. (Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain), Measuring Multiple Discrimination: Evaluation and Proposal of a System of Indicators for Social Integration Policies Domaranska, Anna (Institute of Sociology NAS of Ukraine, Ukraine), Measuring Social Inequalities with Confirmatory Factor Analysis RN 21 11:00 - 12:30 28th Friday FCE B286 Chair: Mueller, Georg P. (University of Fribourg) Benjaminsen, Lars (The Danish National Centre for Social Research, Denmark), Andrade, Stefan Bastholm (The Danish National Centre for Social Research, Denmark), The Multidimensionality of Social Marginalisation in a Scandinavian Welfare State. A Latent Class Analysis for the Danish Adult Population Leckie, George (University of Bristol, United Kingdom), Mind the Gap: A Multilevel Longitudinal Analysis of Rich-Poor Achievement Differences in London Schools Jarosz, Ewa (University of Oxford, United Kingdom & Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland), Stuck In the Moment? Time Perspective and Time Allocation Across Social Classes in Poland. RN21S11 / Quantitative Research on Gender Inequality Gedikli, Cigdem (University of East Anglia, United Kingdom), Exploring the Extent of Inequality Associated with Occupational Gender Segregation in Turkey Ebensperger, Sabine Katrin (University of Erlangen-Nuremberg (Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg), Germany), Damelang, Andreas (University of Erlangen-Nuremberg (FriedrichAlexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg), Germany), The Influence of Occupational Characteristics on the Share of Women in Occupations: Results from a Dynamic Fixed-Effects Panel Analysis for the German Labour Market Ferreira de Almeida, João de Freitas (CIES-IUL, Institute University of Lisboa, Portugal), Brites, Rui (ISEG-University of Lisboa), Torres, Analia (CIEG/ISCSP-University of Lisboa), Impacts of the Economic Crisis on Social Inequalities: A Class and Gender Analysis 306 RESEARCH NETWORK 21 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 11:00 - 12:30 28th Friday FCE C208 Chair: Hlebec, Valentina (University of Ljubljana) RN21S13 / Big Data, Machine Learning and Text Analysis Farakhutdinov, Shamil (Tyumen State Oil and Gas University, Russian Federation), Analysis of Comments to the Internet Socio-Political News as a Research Technique Martire, Fabrizio (Sapienza, University of Rome, Italy), Big Data and Social Sciences: Epistemological and Methodological Challenges Iudina, Daria (Saint-Petersburgh State University, Russian Federation), Big Data Methods in Qualitative Text Analysis Lamprianou, Iasonas (University of Cyprus, Cyprus), Evaluating the Reliability of Coding for Qualitative Data through the Use of Social Network Analysis and Exponential Random Graph Models 14:00 - 15:30 28th Friday FCE B286 Chair: Hlebec, Valentina (University of Ljubljana) RN21S10 / Measurement and Response Behavior RN 21 Mayerl, Jochen (University of Kaiserslautern, Germany), Stocké, Volker (University of Kassel, Germany), Moderation Effects of Response Latencies and Meta-Judgments on Response-Effects and Attitude-Behavior Consistency Roschova, Michaela (Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic), Predicting Randomness: Differences in Stability of Attitudes to a Foreign Policy Issue Bjerre, Liv (Berlin Social Science Center (WZB), Germany), Römer, Friederike (Berlin Social Science Center (WZB), Germany), Zobel, Malisa (Berlin Social Science Center (WZB), Germany), The Implications of Aggregation in Index Building Neuert, Cornelia Eva (GESIS - Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences, Germany), Using Eye Tracking Data to Understand how Respondents Process ForcedChoice vs. Check-all-that-apply Question Formats RESEARCH NETWORK 21 307 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 14:00 - 15:30 28th Friday FCE C208 Chair: Kogovšek, Tina (University of Ljubljana) RN21S12 / Mixed Methods Tisch, Anita (Institute for Employment Research, Germany), Analysing Vocational Rehabilitation in Germany - A Multi-Method Approach van Wesel, Floryt (Utrecht University, Netherlands, The), Roerig, Simone (VU University Amsterdam, Netherlands, The), Designing a Bridge to Cross the Quantitative-qualitative Divide: An Example on Children’s Empathy Pandolfini, Valeria (University of Genova, Italy), Poli, Stefano (University of Genova, Italy), Numbers and Words: Reflecting on Quantitizing Processes in Computerassisted Text Analysis RN 21 16:00 - 17:30 28th Friday FCE C208 Chair: Weichbold, Martin (University of Salzburg) Puzanova, Zhanna (Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia, Russian Federation), Tertyshnikova, Anastasiya (Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia, Russian Federation), The Study of Social Representations by Vignette Method: Qualitative Methods in Quantitative Interpretation RN21S14 / Web Surveys and Missing Data Landrock, Uta (GESIS Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences, Germany), Menold, Natalja (GESIS Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences, Germany), Comparing Real and Falsified Survey Data: The Example of Political Action Decieux, Jean Philippe (University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg), Mergener, Alexandra (Bundesinstitut für Berufsbildung (Bonn)), Neufang, Kristina (Universität Trier), Sischka, Philipp (University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg), Effects of the Implementation of ‘Forced Response‘ within Online Surveys on Response Rates and Validity of Answers Gaia, Alessandra (University of Milan-Bicocca, Italy), Estimating the Correlation between Sensible Behaviours Dealing with Item Missing Data Cousteaux, Anne-Sophie (Sciences Po, France), Cornilleau, Anne (Sciences Po, France), Setting-up a Probability-based Web Panel. Lessons Learned from the ELIPSS Pilot Study 308 RESEARCH NETWORK 21 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 16:00 - 17:30 28th Friday FCE B286 Chair: Stocké, Volker (University of Kassel) RN21S15 / Quantitative Research on Inequalities Based on Class and Ethnic Group Pokriefke, Eike Lars (apollis - Institute of Social Research and Opinion Polling, Italy; Michael-Gaismair-Gesellschaft Bozen), Ethnic Differentiation and Social Stratification in the South Tyrolean Society. An Empirical Survey Pryce, Gwilym (University of Sheffield, United Kingdom), Bakens, Jessie (University of Sheffield, United Kingdom), Ethnic Mover Flows and Neighbourhood Change in Scotland Janský, Petr (CERGE-EI; Charles University in Prague), Bajgar, Matěj (CERGE-EI; University of Oxford), Kalíšková, Klára (CERGE-EI), Hait, Pavel (CERGE-EI; Tomas Bata University in Zlin), Shedding New Light on Income Poverty: Enriching the EU-SILC with the Census RN 21 Morales, Ana (University of Manchester, United Kingdom), Analysing Patterns of Recidivism in Chile through an Event History Analysis Model RESEARCH NETWORK 21 309 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION RN22 - SOCIOLOGY OF RISK AND UNCERTAINTY 11:00 - 12:30 26th Wednesday FA 502 Chair: Olofsson, Anna (Mid Sweden University) RN 22 11:00 - 12:30 26th Wednesday FA 501 Chair: Burgess, Adam (University of Kent) RN22S03 / Risk and Media Seppel, Külliki (University of Tartu, Estonia), Simm, Kadri (University of Tartu, Estonia), Communicating Unexpected Health Risks: Practices and Ethical Concerns Ziegler, Daniel Christoph (Justus-Liebig-University Gießen, Germany), The Risk of an imagined Islamization of Europe and its representation in Mass Media Lo Iacono, Sergio (University of Essex, United Kingdom), Social Connections and Generalized Trust: Exploring the Reasons Behind the Correlation Fidrya, Efim (Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University, Russian Federation), Fidrya, Olga (Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University, Russian Federation), Evolution of the representation of the risk problematic in the Russian academic journals Lamour, Christian (LISER, Luxembourg), The mediated rainbow of insecurity: Dysphoria in the European metropolitan “heaven” of consumption. RN22S12 / Risk Governance and Policy van Wylich-Muxoll, Henriette (Roskilde University, Denmark), Risk and regulation Moriarty, Elaine (Trinity College, Ireland), Brennan, Damien (Trinity College, Ireland), Risk and Grave Digging in Ireland: ‘Our Traditions and Culture Your Respect Required’ Choryński, Adam (Institute for Agricultural and Forest Environment, Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland), Matczak, Piotr (Institute for Agricultural and Forest Environment, Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland; Institute of Sociology, Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznań, Poland), Lewandowski, Jakub (Institute for Agricultural and Forest Environment, Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland), Unused resource. Municipalities facing heavy precipitation related risk. Brown, Patrick R (University of Amsterdam, Netherlands, The), Hashem, Ferhana (University of Kent, UK), Calnan, Michael (University of Kent, UK), Transforming Uncertainty as a Means of Legitimating Regulation? Tracing changing manifestations of complexity and uncertainty within the regulation of expensive new medicines 310 RESEARCH NETWORK 22 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 14:00 - 15:30 26th Wednesday FA 501 Chair: Burgess, Adam (University of Kent) RN22S08 / Gambling, Decisions and Ratings Mc Namara, Anthony Cormac (Trinity College Dublin, Ireland), Responsibility-Shifting in a Gambling Environment Bianco Dolino, Alessia (University of Milan-Bicocca, Italy), Democratization vs. privatization of risk: who makes decisions about risk? Lucchini, Fabio (University of Milano-Bicocca, Italy), Problem Gambling in Italy: Socio-economic Conditions and Risk-taking Propensity 14:00 - 15:30 26th Wednesday FA 502 Chair: Brown, Patrick R. (University of Amsterdam) RN22S11 / Risk, Uncertainty and Inequality RN 22 Eckert, Judith (University of Freiburg, Institute of Sociology, Germany), What talking about crime and the ‘Others’ can mean – and why it is useful for describing sometimes indescribable feelings of insecurity Olofsson, Anna (Mid Sweden University, Sweden), Öhman, Susanna (Mid Sweden University, Sweden), Giritli Nygren, Katarina (Mid Sweden University, Sweden), Towards a methodology for quantitative intersectional analysis of risk positions Wang, Anne-chie (National Tsing Hua university, Taiwan, Republic of China), Risks in vulnerable ages: Identifying emotional problems in at-risk students through the school guidance system Epp, André (University of Hildesheim, Germany), Teacher’s beliefs and their representation of risk (factors) 16:00 - 17:30 26th Wednesday FA 501 Chair: Olofsson, Anna (Mid Sweden University) RN22S04 / Comparative National Risk Balzekiene, Aiste (Kaunas university of technology, Lithuania), Telesiene, Audrone (Kaunas university of technology, Lithuania), Environmental and technological risk perception in Europe: structural, cognitive, value orientations and country-specific determinants Burgess, Adam (University of Kent, United Kingdom), Developing Transnational Risk Profiles Demeny, Gyongyver (University of Rouen, France), Lianos, Michalis (University of Rouen, France), Aspects of social uncertainty in an international comparative perspective Litmanen, Tapio (University of Jyväskylä, Finland), Kari, Mika (University of Jyväskylä, Finland), Kojo, Matti (University of Tampere, Finland), RESEARCH NETWORK 22 311 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Solomon, Barry D. (Michigan Technological University, USA), Civil Regulation of Final Disposal of Spent Nuclear Fuel: Comparison of Finnish and Swedish Risk Regulation Regimes Matczak, Piotr (Adam Mickiewicz University, Poland), Institutional change in flood risk management: factors influencing Flood Risk Governance Arrangements in six European countries. 18:00 - 19:30 26th Wednesday FA 501 Chair: Susanna Öhman RN 22 Lee, Garam (Yonsei University, Korea, Republic of (South Korea)), Going global uphill: experience of a Korean family dealing with globalized economic risks Pieri, Elisa (University of Manchester, United Kingdom), Security, Risk and the Cosmopolitan City Slonim, Ori (Herzliya Interdisciplinary Center (IDC), Israel), The influence of risk averted culture on contemporary forecasting - the case of political risk analysis Bialy, Kamila (University of Lodz, Poland), Piotrowski, Andrzej (University of Lodz, Poland), Kordasiewicz, Anna (University of Warsaw, Poland), Haratyk, Karol (University of Lodz, Poland), Gonda, Marcin (University of Lodz, Poland), Poles in the world of late capitalism: changes of biographical processes in terms of professional careers, social relations and identity at the time of system transformation in Poland 19:30 - 20:30 26th Wednesday FA 501 RN22BM / Business Meeting 14:00 - 15:30 27th Thursday FA 501 RN22S02 / Risk and Health Chair: Brown, Patrick R. (University of Amsterdam) 312 RN22S10 / Global and Local Risk RESEARCH NETWORK 22 Konecna, Hana (University of South Bohemia, Czech Republic), Sidlo, Ludek (Charles University, Czech Republic), "If we cannot name it, we cannot control it… “; the defensive nursing arrival? Bujalski, Michał (Institute of Psychiatry and Neurology, Poland), The construction of knowledge on alcohol risk in the era of globalization and its consequences PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Manca, Terra Anne (University of Alberta, Canada), Health professionals and the vaccine narrative: “The power of the personal story” and the management of medical uncertainty Törölä, Miisa (University of Eastern Finland, Finland), Diagnosed mistrust and underprivilegedness of the forensic psychiatric patients in Finland 16:00 - 17:30 27th Thursday FA 501 Chair: Olofsson, Anna (Mid Sweden University) RN22S07 / Risk, Vulnerability and Resistance Mitchell, Gemma (University of Leicester, United Kingdom), Risk mobility in child and family social work Martenot, Aude (Center for the Interdisciplinary Study of Gerontology and Vulnerability, University of Geneva, Switzerland), Agency, socialization and life course changes evaluation: Personal and socio-historical memories of Mumbai dwellers Zielińska, Justyna Kinga (University of Warsaw, Poland), “New” Category Among Polish Workers – Working Poor RN 22 Ertan, Cihan (Akdeniz University, Turkey), Timurturkan, Meral (Akdeniz University, Turkey), Demez, Gonul (Akdeniz University, Turkey), Kart, Elife (Akdeniz University, Turkey), Cankurtaran, Selim (Ministry of Justice, Turkey), The Processes of Resocialization and Social Reintegration: Sample of Individuals Under Probation 11:00 - 12:30 28th Friday FA 501 Chair: Bröer, Christian (University of Amsterdam) RN22S05 / Citizens and Risk de Graaff, Martinus Bertram (University of Amsterdam, Netherlands, The), Bröer, Christian (University of Amsterdam, Netherlands, The), Avoiding risks and uncertainties: citizens’ everyday experience and the politics of cell site deployment Stănciugelu, Irina (CBRNE Ltd, UK), Stănciugelu, Ștefan (National University of Political Studies and Public Administration Bucharest, Romania), Usher, Dave (CBRNE Ltd, UK), Amlôt, Richard (Public Health England, UK), Kelly, Dominic (CBRNE Ltd, UK), Public perceptions of surveillance systems in the context of CBRNE terrorist threats – a UK case study Aoyagi, Midori (National Institute for Environmental Studies, Japan), Who supports nuclear power generation? From the results from public opinion survey in 2014 RESEARCH NETWORK 22 313 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Ünal, Halime (Yıldırım Beyazıt University, Turkey), Neighborhood Insecurities in Two Cities of Turkey Verhaegen, Marlies Kris (University of Antwerp, Belgium), Bergmans, Anne (University of Antwerp, Belgium), Dealing with uncertainty: involving citizens in emergency planning in a nuclear municipality 14:00 - 15:30 28th Friday FA 501 Chair: de Graaff, Martinus Bertram (University of Amsterdam) RN 22 16:00 - 17:30 28th Friday FA 501 Chair: Brown, Patrick R. (University of Amsterdam) RN22S06 / Security and Prevention Biszczanik, Kamila (Lund University, Sweden), Gallo, Carina (Lund University, Sweden), Benevolent surveillance – a case study of the conceptualization of risk in multi-agency crime prevention work with youth Linnell, Mikael (Mid Sweden University, Sweden), Cultures of preparedness: imagining and enacting disasters to come. A brief ethnography. Ehbrecht, Michaela (Technical University of Kaiserslautern, Germany), Spellerberg, Annette (Technical University of Kaiserslautern, Germany), The significance of security concepts as risk prevention - A German case study of a yearly city festival in Rhineland-Palatinate Bartl, Gabriel (Freie Universität Berlin, Germany), The relationship between subjective risk perceptions and attitudes towards security measures at airports Delibas, Kayhan (Adnan Menderes Üniversitesi, Turkey), 21 December (2012) Doomsday Rumours: Late Modern Anxieties or Hangovers from Our Superstitious Past? RN22S09 / Risk Theory and Knowledge Asochakov, Yury (St.Petersburg State University, Russian Federation), Liquidity of Social Life and Theory: Questioning Architecture of Risks and Balances Chankova, Elena (Russian State Social University, Russian Federation), The uncertainty of social network communication as a risk factor in everyday life. Grenz, Tilo (University of Vienna, Austria), Kirschner, Heiko (University of Vienna, Austria), Mediatization, Risks and Antidotes in the Reflexive Modernity Anderssen, Jorid (UiT The Norwegian Arctic University, Norway), Gjernes, Trude (University of Bodo, Norway), Skolbekken, John-Arne (NTNU Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway), Sociology and the medicalization debate 314 RESEARCH NETWORK 22 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE RN23 - SEXUALITY 11:00 - 12:30 26th Wednesday FCE B169 Chair: Santos, Ana Cristina (Centre for Social Studies) RN23S01 / Theorizing Sexuality Fox, Nick J. (University of Sheffield, United Kingdom), Alldred, Pam (Brunel University London), Inside the sexuality-assemblage: from pornified bodies to the re-sexualisation of everything Richardson, Diane (Newcastle University, UK, United Kingdom), The Limits of Sexual Citizenship Scott, Sue (University of York, United Kingdom), Jackson, Stevi (University of York, United Kingdom), A History of Researching Childhood and Sexuality Reynolds, Paul (Edge Hill University, United Kingdom), Sexual Justice and Recognition: A Return to Practice 14:00 – 15:30 26th Wednesday FCE B169 Chair: Alldred, Pam (Brunel University London) RN23S06 / Sexual Citizenship I RN 23 Santos, Ana Cristina (Centre for Social Studies, Portugal), INTIMATE – The Micropolitics of Intimacy in Southern Europe Moreira, Luciana (Centre for Social Studies (CES) - University of Coimbra, Portugal), Lesbian activism in Spain: citizenship, sexual rights and impact on lesbian everyday life experiences Gusmano, Beatrice (CES - Centro de Estudos Sociais - Universidade de Coimbra - Portugal), Sexualities beyond the limitations of sociological research: the case of polyamory in Italy Afonso, Joana (Institute of Social Sciences, University of Minho, Portugal), The struggle for sexual rights in the feminine: experiences on Portuguese lesbian activism La Fauci, Luigi (Scuola di Scienze Sociali-Università di Trento-Italy, Dipartimento di Scienze Politiche e Sociali-Università di Bologna-Italy), "What am I to do with this desire?" Lesbian and gay identity, sexual plasticity, and heteronormativity in contemporary Italy RESEARCH NETWORK 23 315 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 16:00 - 17:30 26th Wednesday FCE B169 Chair: King, Andrew (University of Surrey) RN23S08a / Sexuality, Families and Relationships I Stasińska, Agata (Polish Academy if Sciences/ Warsaw University, Poland), Mizielińska, Joanna (Polish Academy of Sciences), Families of Choice in Poland – Quantitative Research from Local Perspective Gabb, Jacqui (The Open University, United Kingdom), Dunk-West, Priscilla (Flinders University, Australia), Chonody, Jill (Indiana University Northwest, USA), Relationship quality and sexuality: Does sexual orientation matter? Motterle, Tatiana (Centro de Estudos Sociais (CES) Coimbra, Portugal), Lesbian couples daily practices in the Italian context RN 23 18:00 - 19:30 26th Wednesday FCE B169 Baczkowska, Ewelina (The University of Warsaw, Poland), Main features of sexually open marriage RN23S03 / Sexuality, Abuse and Violence Quinlan, Andrea (Cornell University, United States of America), Smele, Sandra (York University, Canada), (Un)trustworthiness and danger: reconfiguring truths about sex, violence, and psychiatric disability Woodiwiss, Jo (University of Huddersfield, United Kingdom), Separating 'harm' from 'wrongfulness' and 'sexual innocence' from 'childhood' in contemporary narratives of childhood sexual abuse Inaudi, Chiara Marcella (University of Milano, Italy), Challenging gender related violence: undermining binary and heteronormative cultural and social conceptions of genders Alldred, Pam (Brunel University London, United Kingdom), What can Neo-materialism offer the analysis of sexual orientation and gender-related violence? 19:30 - 20:30 26th Wednesday FCE B169 316 RESEARCH NETWORK 23 RN23BM / Business Meeting PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 11:00 - 12:30 27th Thursday FCE B169 Chair: Bertone, Chiara (University of Eastern Piedmont) JS_RN16+RN23a / Sexual Health and the Medicalisation of Sexuality I Hinchliff, Sharron (University of Sheffield, United Kingdom), A critical look at the medicalisation of women’s sexuality at menopause and midlife Ferrero Camoletto, Raffaella (Dept. Cultures, Politics and Society, University of Turin, Italy), Beyond or within medicalisation? Discussing Viagra and its discontents Bonacker, Thorsten (University of Marburg, Germany), von Heusinger, Judith (University of Marburg, Germany), The Localization of Sexual and Reproductive Health Mohr, Sebastian (Aarhus University, Denmark), Medicalizing masturbation: Danish sperm donors, biomedicine, and affective masculinities 14:00 - 15:30 27th Thursday FCE B169 Chair: Crowhurst, Isabel (University of Essex) RN23S09 / Open I RN 23 King, Andrew (University of Surrey, United Kingdom), The Decline of Homophobia Debate (DOHD) and older LGB people McCormack, Mark (Durham University, United Kingdom), Negotiating non-exclusive sexualities: Exploration, disclosure and negotiation Peltomaa, Hanna (University of Lapland, Finland), Does Identity Matter? Cense, Marianne (Rutgers WPF, Netherlands, The), Navigating identities: subtle and public agency of bicultural gay youth 16:00 - 17:30 27th Thursday FCE A230 Chair: King, Andrew (University of Surrey) RN23S07 / Sexual Citizenship II Simpson, Paul (Faculty of Health and Social Care, Edge Hill University, United Kingdom), Horne, Maria (Faculty of Health, Bradford University, UK), Brown Wilson, Christine (Faculty of Health, University of Queensland, Australia), Brown, Laura (Dept of Psychological Sciences, University of Manchester, UK), Dickinson, Tommy (Nursing, University of Manchester, UK), The Last Taboo? Sexuality, Intimacy and Older Care Home Residents RESEARCH NETWORK 23 317 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Beres-Deak, Rita (Central European University, Hungary), ’I don’t want him to die of it’ – Kinship ideologies shaping coming out discourses and strategies in present-day Hungary Molitor, Verena (University of Bielefeld, Germany), Zimenkova, Tatiana (TU Dortmund University, Germany), LGBTTIQ-Policing: Between sexual citizenship and authority belonging? Wong, Eliz MY (The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong S.A.R. (China)), Occupying –Sexual citizenship in Hong Kong Umbrella movement 16:00 - 17:30 27th Thursday FCE B169 Chair: McCormack, Mark (Durham University) RN 23 11:00 - 12:30 28th Friday FCE B169 Chair: Santos, Ana Cristina (Centre for Social Studies) RN23S11 / Open II Fong, Cheuk Ying (Hong Kong Shue Yan University, Hong Kong S.A.R. (China)), How Homosexual Minorities Contend with the Hegemony of Heterosexuality in Christian Community Arjmand, Reza (Lund University, Sweden), Ziari, Maryam (Shahid Beheshti University, Iran), “Why would I make things harder for myself?” Sexuality and concealment among Iranian young women Wignall, Liam (University of Sunderland, United Kingdom), Morris, Max (Durham University, United Kingdom), Leisure porn: Using porn for enjoyment, education and exploration Mariani, Giulia (Pompeu Fabra University, Barcelona, Spain), Ratniece, Luize (Pompeu Fabra University, Barcelona, Spain), The incomplete sexual revolution: what keeps Spaniards from having a pleasurable sexual debut? RN23S04 / Trans-sexualities Benson, Kristen E (North Dakota State University, United States of America), van Eeden-Moorefild, Brad (Montclair State University, United States of America), Accidental Activists: Parents of Transgender Children Aboim, Sofia (Institute of Social Sciences, University of Lisbon, Portugal), Vasconcelos, Pedro (ISCTE-IUL University Institute of Lisbon, Portugal), Trans Masculinities, sexualized bodies and the materiality of gender Aygener, Barış (Yildirim Beyazit University, Turkey), The Impact of Transgender Lifestyle on the Setup of Everyday Postmodern Politics Vasconcelos, Pedro (ISCTE-IUL University Institute of Lisbon, Portugal), Aboim, Sofia (Institute of Social Sciences, University of Lisbon, Portugal), Travesti: an ethnography of transgender sex work 318 RESEARCH NETWORK 23 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 11:00 - 12:30 28th Friday FCE A230 Chair: Pankratova, Liliia Sergeevna (St. Petersburg State University) RN23S05 / Sexuality and Critique Porrovecchio, Alessandro (University of the Littoral Opal Coast, France), Sex addiction disorders? A sociological approach Formby, Eleanor (Sheffield Hallam University, United Kingdom), “The gays tend to gather...” Exploring (mis)understandings and experiences of LGBT communities in the UK Liskova, Katerina (Masaryk University, Czech Republic), Sex backwards. Sexology and intimate life in communist Czechoslovakia P. Toth, Tamas (MTA TK, Hungary), Takacs, Judit (MTA TK, Hungary), Kuhar, Roman (University of Ljubljana), Perversion Against Nature Cases under State Socialism 14:00 - 15:30 28th Friday FCE A230 Chair: Simpson, Paul (Edge Hill University) RN23S02 / Researching Sexuality: Ethics and Methods RN 23 Mizielińska, Joanna (Polish Academy if Sciences, Poland), Stasińska, Agata (Polish Academy if Sciences/Warsaw University), Ethnography of Non-heterosexual Families in Poland – Remarks from the Field Esholdt, Henriette Frees (Lund University, Sweden), The Gender Game Frame: Consensual sexual behavior in the workplace Lambert, Camille (Institut national d'études démographiques, France), Rault, Wilfried (Institut national d'études démographiques, France), Homo/bisexuality in France. Results of a quantitative survey about couple formation Christofidou, Andria (University of Glasgow, United Kingdom), 'You can't really act gay, you know one of those stereotypical kinds of gay'. Negotiating sexualities in the context of professional dance Marques, Ana Cristina (Soran University, Iraqi Kurdistan; CIEG, Portugal), To talk or not to talk about it: researching young women’s sexuality in a small city of contemporary Iraqi Kurdistan 14:00 - 15:30 28th Friday FCE B169 Chair: Bertone, Chiara (University of Eastern Piedmont) JS_RN16+RN23b / Sexual Health and the Medicalisation of Sexuality II Roslyakov, Alexander B. (Znautvse.ru Sociological Research Service, Russian Federation), Large system of sexual education in Russia: why do women want to know more about sex? RESEARCH NETWORK 23 319 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Woźniak, Maria Monika (University of Warsaw, Poland), Listening to young people as a strategy to improve sexual education in Poland Pollard, Alex (Brighton & Sussex Medical School, United Kingdom), Nadarzynski, Tom (Brighton & Sussex Medical School, United Kingdom), Sexual orientation and health in England: evidence of health inequalities, and challenges in the method, practice and policy of recording and interpreting data: a multimillion case dataset RN 23 16:00 - 17:30 28th Friday FCE B169 Chair: Mizielińska, Joanna (Polish Academy if Sciences) Secor-Turner, Molly (North Dakota State University, United States of America), Schmitz, Kaitlin (North Dakota State University, United States of America), Benson, Kristen E (North Dakota State University, United States of America), Adolescent Girls’ Menstruation Management and Meaning in Rural Kenya Liuccio, Michaela (University La Sapienza, Italy), Borgia, Chiara (University La Sapienza, Italy), Martino, Benedetta (University La Sapienza, Italy), Italian university students: sexual behavior and health risk RN23S08b / Sexuality, Families and Relationships II Pankratova, Liliia Sergeevna (St. Petersburg State University, Russian Federation), Development of sexual culture of Russian adolescents and youth: the analysis of European experience implementation and influence Bertone, Chiara (University of Eastern Piedmont, Italy), Queerying families of origin: views from the margins Pacher, Alice Luise (Meiji University, Japan), Sexual Consciousness and Sexual Behaviour in Japanese and German Speaking Culture - Analyses of Interviews with Young Adults 16:00 - 17:30 28th Friday FCE A230 Chair: Marques, Ana Cristina (Soran University; CIEG) 320 RESEARCH NETWORK 23 RN23S10 / Sex Work Schubotz, Dirk (Queen's University Belfast, United Kingdom), Sex work in (Northern) Ireland – do the data support recent legislative changes? PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Küppers, Carolin (Bundesstiftung Magnus Hirschfeld, Germany), „We make the colour. And without us divas, Cape Town is not Cape Town“ – The visibility and self-perception of transgender sex workers in South Africa Crowhurst, Isabel (University of Essex, United Kingdom), ‘It’s not always about you’: prostitution policy and the insidious allure of the ‘first person narrative point of view’ Nielsen, Stine Piilgaard Porner (South Danish University, Denmark), Sex workers and outreach workers: Intentions and outcomes of regulating prostitution Pilcher, Katy (Aston University, United Kingdom), The Full Monty? Representations of gender, sexualities and performative possibilities in media depictions of the male strip show RN 23 RESEARCH NETWORK 23 321 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION RN24 - SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 11:00 - 12:30 26th Wednesday FA 553 Chair: Prpic, Katarina (Independent researcher) RN24S01 / Knowledge Production & Science Systems Grundmann, Reiner (University of Nottingham, United Kingdom), Lawson, Cornelia (University of Nottingham, United Kingdom), What happened to the spread of universal ideas? Erasga, Dennis Saturno (De La Salle University, Philippines), Science Fiction as Heuristic of Inequality Miranda de Almeida, Cristina (Internet Interdisciplinary Institute, Spain), Tejerina, Benjamin (University of the Basque Country), Transdisciplinary model for collaboration between sciences, technology and art. RN 24 14:00 - 15:30 26th Wednesday FA 553 Chair: Asheulova, Nadia (Russian Academy of Sciences) Conceição, Cristina Palma (CIES-IUL, Portugal), Patrício, Teresa (CIES-IUL, Portugal), Santos, Patrícia (CIES-IUL, Portugal), Can collaboration overcome scientific inequalities - research collaborations in the International Partnership Program between Portugal and MIT/CMU/UTA Mosbah-Natanson, Sebastien (Paris Sorbonne University Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates), Inequalities in an internationalized scientific community. The case of the United Arab Emirates RN24S02 / Researchers’ Professional Perspectives in Academic Science I Graf, Angela (Technische Universität Darmstadt, Germany), The Social Structure of the Scientific Elite in Germany Pereira-Puga, Manuel (CSIC-IPP- Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Cientificas, Spain), Benitez-Amado, Alberto (CSIC-IPP- Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Cientificas, Spain), Cruz-Castro, Laura (CSIC-IPP- Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Cientificas, Spain), Sanz-Menendez, Luis (CSIC-IPP- Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Cientificas, Spain), Searching for excellence: Academics’ perceptions about meritocracy, mobility and inbreeding in the promotion processes Cidlinska, Katerina (Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic), Gloomy prospects of the Czech academic science: whom and why it loses Weijden, Inge van der (Leiden University, Netherlands, The), Boer, Moniek de (Online Marketing, Netherlands, The), Teelken, Christine (VU Amsterdam, Netherlands, The), Career experiences and prospects of postdoctoral researchers: A Dutch case study 322 RESEARCH NETWORK 24 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 16:00 - 17:30 26th Wednesday FA 553 Chair: Crettaz von Roten, Fabienne (University of Lausanne) RN24S03 / Science & Technology Policy Hessels, Laurens (Rathenau Instituut, Netherlands, The), Koier, Elizabeth (Rathenau Instituut, Netherlands, The), Excellence initiatives as inequality instruments Delicado, Ana (ICS University of Lisbon, Portugal), Europe needs more scientists? Tensions and inequalities within the scientific community Dubois, Michel (CNRS, France), The Presidential Address: Rhetorics and Emergence of Science Policy in India (1914-1981) Evsel, Gulsevim (Middle East Technical University, Department of Science and Technology Policy Studies, Ankara, Turkey; Yuzuncu Yil University, Department of Sociology, Van, Turkey), Erden-Topal, Yelda (Middle East Technical University, Department of Science and Technology Policy Studies, Ankara, Turkey), Who is under the sword of Damocles? Science and Technology Policy Making in Turkish Health Biotechnology and Renewable Energy Sectors RN 24 Huang, Florencia Fu-Chuan (National Chengchi University, Taiwan.), Policy, Technical Knowledge and Ideational Embeddedness of Technocracy: A Comparative Study of Petrochemical Transformation in Mexico and Taiwan 18:00 - 19:30 26th Wednesday FA 553 Chair: Rohracher, Harald (Linköping University) RN24S04 / Health, Bio-medicine & Social Context I Tupasela, Aaro Mikael (University of Copenhagen, Denmark), Global genes, global health? International research in rare diseases Wieser, Bernhard (STS@AAU - Austria), Mayrhofer, Michaela (STS@AAU - Austria), Challenges of Whole Genome Sequencing Todt, Oliver (University of the Balearic Islands, Spain), Luján, José Luis (University of the Balearic Islands, Spain), Bengoetxea, Juan Bautista (University of the Balearic Islands, Spain), Health claim regulation in Europe: demanding evidence Till, Christopher Harper (Leeds Beckett University, United Kingdom), Tracking productive subjects: corporate wellness programmes, self-tracking and control through data 19:30 - 20:30 26th Wednesday FA 553 RN24BM / Business Meeting RESEARCH NETWORK 24 323 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 11:00 - 12:30 27th Thursday FA 553 Chair: Dubois, Michel (CNRS) RN24S05a / Science, Technology & Society I Müller, Karel (Charles University, Faculty of Humanities, Prague, Czech Republic), Power of expertise and its challenges Crettaz von Roten, Fabienne (University of Lausanne, Switzerland), Statistics within the relationship between science and society: the emergence of inequalities Moldovan, Andreea (University of Essex, United Kingdom), The Younger, the Wiser? A Reexamination of Age-based Differences in Science Knowledge RN 24 11:00 - 12:30 27th Thursday FA 501 Chair: Tupasela, Aaro Mikael (University of Copenhagen) Lin, Yuwei (University for the Creative Arts, United Kingdom), Bates, Jo (University of Sheffield, United Kingdom), Goodale, Paula (University of Sheffield, United Kingdom), Governance of Citizen Science: a Chapter on the Old Weather Jiménez, Jaime (Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Mexico), Velasco, Mónica (Centro de Investigación en Geografía y Geomática "Ing. Jorge L. Tamayo"), Marín, Ramón (Universidad Iberoamericana, campus Santa Fé), S&T Inequalities in the Economic South: Can They Be Overcome? RN24S05b / Science, Technology & Society II Zielińska, Iwona (Academy of Special Education, Poland), Regulating the status of contentious science and scientific research. The case of genetic engineering in Poland. Urze, Paula (FCT/UNL, Faculdade de Ciências e Tecnologia, Universidade Nova de Lisboa), Shaping Network Innovation Through Knowledge Transference Rohracher, Harald (Linköping University, Sweden), ‘The household junction’: Households as friction zones in infrastructure transitions Bruce, Miranda Sarah Cherry (Australian National University, Australia), The Internet of Things and the Possibility of the Future 12:45 - 13:45 27th Thursday FCE Poster Area 324 RESEARCH NETWORK 24 RN24P01a / Poster Session I Gubański, Krzysztof (University of Warsaw, Poland), Free University vs. New Public Management – Critical discourse analysis concerning reform of higher education in Poland. PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Otto, Danny (University of Rostock, Germany), The 'Precariat' in and through Social Science. Thoughts on the Power of Interpretation of the Sociological Imagination Ivanova, Elena (Sociological Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Russian Federation), Boyarkina, Saniya (Sociological Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Russian Federation), About the formation of a new generation of scientists Maltseva, Daria (Russian State University for the Humanities, Russian Federation; International laboratory for Applied Network Research, Russian Federation), Network research in Russia: the structure of scientific community Tesch, Jakob (Institute for Research Information and Quality Assurance, Germany), Ambrasat, Jens (Institute for Research Information and Quality Assurance, Germany), The Introduction of Structured Doctoral Programs - Any News for Gender Inequality? 14:00 – 15:30 27th Thursday FA 553 Chair: Weijden, Inge van der (Leiden University) RN24S06 / Gender Inequalities in S&T I RN 24 Barnard, Sarah (Loughborough University, United Kingdom), Hassan, Tarek (Loughborough University, United Kingdom), Dainty, Andy (Loughborough University, United Kingdom), Bagilhole, Barbara (Loughborough University, United Kingdom), Doing action research in STEM research and academia: what are the possibilities for addressing gender inequality in higher education contexts? Linkova, Marcela (Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic), Shifting organizational logics, research performance and gender inequality Hedman, Juha Petri Erik (University of Turku, Finland), Kivinen, Osmo Tapio (University of Turku, Finland), Järvinen, Linda Karoliina (University of Turku, Finland), Inequality of Educational Opportunity (IEO) and Changing Gender Relations in Expansive Higher Education - Some findings among Finnish university students and professors O'Connor, Pat (University of Limerick, Ireland), O' Hagan, Clare (University of Limerick, Ireland), 'We are all the same': Typologies of masculinities and femininities in academic organisations Prpic, Katarina (Independent researcher, Croatia), Gender differentiation in post-socialist commercial R&D RESEARCH NETWORK 24 325 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 16:00 - 17:30 27th Thursday FA 553 Chair: Rohracher, Harald (Linköping University) RN24S07 / Health, Bio-medicine & Social Context II Davda, Priya (Royal Holloway, University of London, United Kingdom), Biomedicalized Stratification of Reproduction: Whom can(‘t) be matched with whom in British egg donation Wróblewski, Michał (Nicolaus Copernicus University, Poland), Globalization of hyperactivity in Poland. The emerging of psychiatric disorder definition in the semi-peripheral regimes of knowledge. Bergroth, Harley Arne Mikael (University of Turku, Finland), Hacking the Self – An Ethnographic Study of Finnish “Quantified Self” Practitioners RN 24 11:00 - 12:30 28th Friday FA 553 Chair: Weijden, Inge van der (Leiden University) Onno, Julien (Université de Caen Basse-Normandie, France), The uses of Quantified Self in a society of multiple temporalities: towards human optimisation? RN24S08 / Researchers’ Professional Perspectives in Academic Science II Möller, Christina (University of Paderborn, Germany), How accessible is the Professorship for Social Risers? Benitez-Amado, Alberto (CSIC-IPP- Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Cientificas, Spain), Cruz-Castro, Laura (CSIC-IPP- Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Cientificas, Spain), Pereira-Puga, Manuel (CSIC-IPP- Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Cientificas, Spain), Sanz-Menendez, Luis (CSIC-IPP- Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Cientificas, Spain), Research excellence and university differentiation: Institutional strategies and organizational responses in Spanish Universities Berli, Oliver (University of Cologne, Germany), Reuter, Julia (University of Cologne, Germany), “Better not to think about it”? – Some remarks on career strategies of young researchers in Germany Pinto, Carolina (Universidad de Viña del Mar, Chile), Correa, Javiera (Universidad de Chile, Chile), Recently graduated doctors. What does it matter for recruitment in a localglobal context? 326 RESEARCH NETWORK 24 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 12:45 - 13:45 28th Friday FCE Poster Area RN24P01b / Poster Session II Paksi, Veronika (Centre for Social Sciences of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Hungary), Work and family life balance of doctorate students in the field of engineering Ferreira, Mariana Toledo (Universidade de Sao Paulo, Brazil), Presuppositions of scientific training inside a laboratory of human genetics Moretti, Sabrina (University of Urbino, Italy), Sacchetti, Francesco (University of Urbino, Italy), Scientists or sellers? Work practices in an academic spin-off. Kotlík, Pavel (Charles University in Prague (ISS FSV UK), Czech Republic / Université de Strasbourg (IRIST), France), Nanotechnology Roadmaps: A Case Study on Meta-Regulation by the European Commission (CORDIS) RN 24 Čermák, Daniel (Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic), Ďurďovič, Martin (Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic), Bernardyová, Kateřina (Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic), The Decision-Making Process on Where to Site a Deep Nuclear-Waste Repository in the Czech Republic 14:00 - 15:30 28th Friday FA 553 Chair: Asheulova, Nadia (Russian Academy of Sciences) RN24S09 / Gender Inequalities in S&T II Wroblewski, Angela (Institute for Advanced Studies, Austria), Gender equality in science and research – challenges for policy development and evaluation Brajdic Vukovic, Marija (University of Zagreb, Croatia), Gender Inequalities of Young Researchers' Career Rewarding Networks Vohlídalová, Marta (Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic), Academic couples, parenthood and women´s careers in the context of Czech academic environment Mateja-Jaworska, Bogumila (Adam Mickiewicz University, Poland), The unbearable easiness of television? Technology, (smart) TV and gender in Poland RESEARCH NETWORK 24 327 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 16:00 - 17:30 28th Friday FA 553 Chair: Prpic, Katarina (Independent researcher) RN24S10 / Science, Technology & Society III Zemnukhova, Liliia (European University at St.Petersburg, Russian Federation; Sociological Institute at the Russian Academy of Sciences, Russian Federation), “Access Denied”: Resources and Inequalities in IT Sphere Davies, Huw (University of Southampton, United Kingdom), Halford, Susan (University of Southampton, United Kingdom), Challenging Orthodoxies in Digital Inequality: young people’s practices online Zaród, Marcin (University of Warsaw, Poland), Hacking colelctive as a trading zone RN 24 328 RESEARCH NETWORK 24 Kolliarakis, Georgios (University of Frankfurt, Germany), The Emergent Regime of Security Technologies: Innovation, Inequalities, and non-intended Impacts Bassetti, Chiara (Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche, Italy), Airport security assemblage. Public/private contradictions and technoorganizational change PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE RN25 - SOCIAL MOVEMENTS 11:00 - 12:30 26th Wednesday FA 503 Chair: Romanos, Eduardo (Universidad Complutense de Madrid) RN25S09 / Gender and LGBT Wojnicka, Katarzyna (University of Gothenburg, Sweden), The typology of contemporary men's social movements Peterson, Abby (Gothenburg University, Sweden), Wahlström, Mattias (Gothenburg University, Sweden), Wennerhag, Magnus (Gothenburg University, Sweden), ‘Conscience adherents and constituents’ revisited: Heterosexual Pride Parade participants Ullmann, Johanna Maria (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München, Germany) Transformation of the Post-Revolutionary Tunisian Feminist Movement and the Role of the Body 14:00 - 15:30 26th Wednesday FA 503 Chairs: Tejerina, Benjamín (University of the Basque Country) Daher, Liana M. (University of Catania) RN25S02 / The Cultural Consequences of Social Movements I RN 25 Daher, Liana M. (University of Catania, Italy), #WomenAgainstFeminism. Cultural Aftermaths of Unanticipated Consequences of Feminism Łuczak, Katarzyna Barbara (University of Lodz, Poland, Poland), The cultural consequences of urban social movements in Poland Kramarczyk, Justyna Malgorzata (Adam Mickiewicz University, Poland), Slow Life: passing fad or big change? Cultural consequences of Slow Movement in Poland. Betz, Gregor Jonas (TU Dortmund University, Germany), Good-Life-Religion? Ethnographic insights into cultural change through ‘protest hybrids’ 16:00 - 17:30 26th Wednesday FA 502 Chair: Navratil, Jiri (Charles University) RN25S03 / Networks, Transactions and Mobilizations in Central Eastern Europe Gerő, Márton (HAS-ELTE Peripato Research Group, Hungary), Susánszky, Pál (HAS-ELTE Peripato Research Group, Hungary), Kopper, Ákos (HAS-ELTE Peripato Research Group, Hungary), Tóth, Gergely (HAS-ELTE Peripato Research Group, Hungary), The Success of Sustainable Mobilization. The embeddedness of movements among voluntary organizations and their success in mobilization RESEARCH NETWORK 25 329 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Sládek, Jan (Faculty of Arts, Czech Republic), Local social action in Czech Repubic - groups of individuals, networks or urban social movements? Mikecz, Daniel (Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Hungary), Transactional networks and cleavages: the left-right debate of the Hungarion global justice movement Mercea, Dan (City University London, United Kingdom), Diasporic Environmental Protest: A Connective Action Bridge between Host and Homeland Territories 16:00 - 17:30 26th Wednesday FA 503 RN 25 Chair: Romanos, Eduardo (Universidad Complutense de Madrid) RN25S07 / Economic Crisis and Mobilisation Flesher Fominaya, Cristina (National University of Ireland, Maynooth, Ireland, University of Aberdeen), Contentious Politics in an Age of Austerity: Comparing Ireland and Spain Platek, Daniel (Jagiellonian University, Poland), Dynamics of Extreme Right Protest and the Economic Crisis in Poland, 2008-2013 Carvalho, Tiago (University of Cambridge, United Kingdom), Dynamics of Protest in Times of Austerity: Portugal and Spain in Comparative Perspective (2008-2014) Stathopoulou, Theoni (National Centre for Social Research-EKKE, Greece), Diakoumakos, George (National Centre for Social Research-EKKE, Greece), Stasinopoulos, Nikos (National Centre for Social Research-EKKE, Greece), Mapping “old” and “new” forms of protest in Greece. Bernburg, Jon Gunnar (University of Iceland, Iceland), The Financial Crisis Protest Cycle in Iceland, October 2008—January 2009 18:00 - 19:30 26th Wednesday FA 502 Chair: Cisar, Ondrej (Charles University) RN25S04 / Contesting Capitalism and Democracy after Embracing Them? Diani, Mario (University of Trento, Italy), Exploring the relation between unions and social movements Flader, Ulrike (University of Manchester, UK), Gürer, Çetin (Ankara University, Turkey), From National to Post-National Struggle: Recent Developments in Political Strategies of the Kurdish Movement Gustafsson, Maria-Therese (Stockholm University, Sweden), The Strategic Use of Land in Stakeholder Collective Action – Lessons from the Peruvian Mining Industry 330 RESEARCH NETWORK 25 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Gómez-Román, Cristina (Santiago de Compostela University, Spain), Sabucedo, José Manuel (Santiago de Compostela University, Spain), Vilas, Xiana (Santiago de Compostela University, Spain), Protest in times of crisis, comparing novices and stalwarts in Northern and Southern countries of Europe 18:00 - 19:30 26th Wednesday FA 503 Chairs: Daphi, Priska (Goethe University Frankfurt) Zamponi, Lorenzo (European University Insititute) RN25S06 / Before and after Taking the Streets: Social Movement Continuity and Social Movement Outcomes Pelivan Cemgil, Gözde (University of Amsterdam, Netherlands, The), Representational Failure as Opportunity: The Transformation and Prospects of the Gezi Movement in Turkey Bencsik, Panka (University of Sussex), Gyimesi, Mihály (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin), Reclaim, Occupy, Pillowfight! - Leaders' Movement Continuity and Participants' Break in the Budapest Scene of the Urban Playground Movement RN 25 Uncu, Baran Alp (Marmara University, Turkey), From an eventful protest to social forums: the sustainability of the Gezi network Burgan, Ezgi (Mugla Sitki Kocman University, Turkey), Kıyak, Sercan (Mugla Sitki Kocman University, Turkey), Food Not Bombs: The New Meaning of Food, Waste and Solidarity in PostGezi Turkey Tominaga, Kyoko (Ritsumeikan University, Japan), Alternative World is not Equal: What Factors Create the Hierarchy among Activists? 19:30 - 20:30 26th Wednesday FA 502 RN25BM / Business Meeting 11:00 - 12:30 27th Thursday FA 502 RN25S05 / The Cultural Consequences of Social Movements II Chairs: Daher, Liana M. (University of Catania) Tejerina, Benjamín (University of the Basque Country) Ciżewska-Martyńska, Elżbieta (University of Warsaw, Poland), The legacy of the 1980s’ anti-politics: a missing reference in the contemporary East European social movements’ research Brown, Deborah Miriam (University of Cambridge, United Kingdom), Munir, Kamal (University of Cambridge, United Kingdom), Ansari, Shazhad (University of Cambridge, United Kingdom), From OM and the Stilling of the Mind to Voga and the Perfection of the Body: How Yoga went from a Contemplative Movement to a Multi Billion Dollar Fitness Market RESEARCH NETWORK 25 331 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Mielczarek, Adam (Jagiellonian University, Poland), Dividing outcomes of a social movement Schütz, Claudia (University of Innsbruck, Austria), Ҫapuling during and after Gezi. The struggle of a young Turkish generation for a new culture of participation in Turkey Hunting, Amabel (University of Auckland Business School, New Zealand), Shifts in influence: early adopters of the environmental movement and their effect on cultural change 11:00 - 12:30 27th Thursday FA 503 Chair: Zamponi, Lorenzo (European University Insititute) RN 25 Hansen, Christina (Department of Global Political Studies, Malmö University, Sweden), New inclusive identities and changes of urban space: a study of political activism in Möllevången, Malmö Ozcan, Kivanc (Middle East Technical University, Turkey), Senses, Nazli (Baskent University, Turkey), Countering Hegemony through a Park: The Gezi Protests in Turkey Bertuzzi, Niccolò (University of Milano-Bicocca, Italy), Borghi, Paolo (University of Milano-Bicocca, Italy), NO-EXPO MOVEMENT: multiple subjectivities, immaginaries and right to the city Silva Pinochet, Beatriz (University of Barcelona, Spain), Conflict and change: understanding the role of “critique” within Chilean Student Movement and the current context of transformation in Chilean political and economic system. Wan, Kwok Fai (Hong Kong Shue Yan University, Hong Kong S.A.R. (China)), Choi, Ka Yi (Hong Kong Shue Yan University, Hong Kong S.A.R. (China)), Toward a new theoretical framework of social movement in contemporary societies: An analysis of Umbrella Movement in Hong Kong 12:45 - 13:45 28th Friday FCE Poster Area RN25P02 / Poster Session 14:00 - 15:30 27th Thursday FA 502 RN25S08 / Social Movement Outcomes I Chair: Romanos, Eduardo (Universidad Complutense de Madrid) 332 RN25S10 / Student & Urban Movements RESEARCH NETWORK 25 Środoń, Maria Anna (University of Warsaw, Poland), Urban Movements and Social Change Suh, Doowon (Korea University, Republic of Korea (South Korea), Before and after taking the streets: Social movement continuity and social movement outcomes Grinberg, Lev Luis (Ben Gurion University, Israel), Winds of Political Change? The after-moment of the 2011 global protest and local political processes PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Drapeau-Bisson, Marie-Lise (Université du Québec à Montréal, Canada), People-Oriented Contentious Politics within a Non-Responsive Context: the Case of the Pro-Choice Movement in Derry, Northern Ireland Uba, Katrin (Uppsala University, Department of Government, Sweden), The power of ad hoc mobilisation: postponing school closures in Sweden 16:00 - 17:30 27th Thursday FA 502 Chair: Uba, Katrin (Uppsala University, Department of Government) RN25S12 / Social Movement Outcomes II Romanos, Eduardo (Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain), Sádaba, Igor (Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain), Technological Mediation in the Emergence of Movement-Parties in Austerity Spain RN 25 Matos, Ana Raquel (Centre for Social Studies, Portugal), Bridging protests, democracy and citizen participation in decision-making processes: Analysis of a Portuguese case study in the health domain Portos, Martin (European University Institute, Italy), Fernández, Joseba (Universidad Complutense, Spain), PODEMOS: a consequence of protests? When grievances bridge electoral and non-conventional borders Zamponi, Lorenzo (European University Insititute, Italy), Bosi, Lorenzo (European University Insititute, Italy), Which Crisis, Which Protest, Which Politics? The Public Discourse on the Crisis and Political Outcomes in Southern Europe 11:00 - 12:30 28th Friday FA 502 Chair: Schütz, Claudia (University of Innsbruck) RN25S01 / Social Media & Digital Activism Melo, Thiago (Coventry University, United Kingdom), Iranian women’s use of Cyber-space as a battlefield for freedom of expression Stefanovski, Ivan (Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa (sede di Firenze), Macedonia, Former Yugoslav Republic of), Mobilization via Facebook and Twitter during the Social Movements in Greece (2010-2012) and Bulgaria in 2013 Cheng, Chung-Tai (The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong S.A.R. (China)), Umbrella Revolution and New Media Movement in Hong Kong 12:45 - 13:45 28th Friday FCE Poster Area RN25P01 / Poster Session Bielska, Beata (Nicolaus Copernicus University in Torun, Poland), The potential of change. Is the LGBTQ movement in Poland able to bring on the social change? RESEARCH NETWORK 25 333 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 14:00 – 15:30 28th Friday FA 502 Chair: Schütz, Claudia (University of Innsbruck) RN25S11 / Protest Mobilisation Larsson Taghizadeh, Jonas (Uppsala University, Sweden), Resource Mobilization or Collective Identity? Predicting inside lobbying activities against school closures among Swedish social movements Kajta, Justyna (University of Wrocław, Poland), ‘Are you not scared to meet them?’ – research experiences with a study on nationalist movement in Poland Tyrała, Radosław (AGH University of Science and Technology, Poland), Anti-religious mobilization in contemporary Poland Gillan, Kevin (University of Manchester, United Kingdom), Framing Direct Action: Continuity and Change in the 21st Century RN 25 16:00 - 17:30 28th Friday FA 502 Chair: Uba, Katrin (Uppsala University, Department of Government) RN25S13 / Environmental Movements Chesta, Riccardo Emilio (European University Institute, Italy), How many colors does the green contain? Cognitive work and cultural change in the environmental movement Husso, Satu (University of Turku, Finland), Carrotmob – collective action for a sustainable society Murase, Risa (Sophia University, Japan), Bringing Emotions Back in the Study of Social Movements: A Comparative Study of Anti-Nuclear Movements in Three Mile Island and Fukushima Luneau, Aymeric (Ecole des hautes études en sciences sociales, France), When the regulation of conflicts keeps social movements going: the case of environmental policies Luhtakallio, Eeva (University of Tampere, Finland), Tavory, Iddo (New York University, US), Narratives and Collectivities in Social Movements: Patterns of Engagement of Climate Change Activists in Finland and Malawi 334 RESEARCH NETWORK 25 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE RN26 - SOCIOLOGY OF SOCIAL POLICY 11:00 - 12:30 26th Wednesday FCE C215 Chair: Sipilä, Jorma (University of Tampere) RN26S01a / General Session: Culture & Discourse - A Baranowski, Mariusz (Adam Mickiewicz University, Poland), Reforming or Replacing the Welfare State? Social Consequences and Trends Mlozniak, Iwona Ewa (University of Warsaw, Poland), The culture of post-welfare in the narrations about aging Autto, Janne Mikael (University of Lapland, Finland), Nygård, Mikael (Åbo Akademi University, Finland), Understanding welfare state changes through cultural sociology Lundberg, Kjetil (Uni Research, Norway), What’s in an individual care plan? Textual Technologies and the Management Of Care Work 11:00 - 12:30 26th Wednesday FCE A228 Chair: Näre, Lena (University of Helsinki) RN26S03c / Attitudes to Welfare RN 26 Kallio, Johanna (University of Turku, Finland), Blomberg, Helena (University of Helsinki, Finland), Kroll, Christian (University of Helsinki, Finland), Implementing institutional solidarity: Finnish street-level bureaucrats’ views on immigrants’ social rights Woźniak, Wojciech (University of Lodz, Poland, Poland), Perception of inequality by the general public and political elites. Critical reappraisal of existing research and examples from the fieldwork Saxonberg, Steven (Masaryk University, Czech Republic; Dalarna University College, Sweden), Sirovatka, Tomas (Masaryk University, Czech Republic), Post-Communist Welfare Attitudes: Toward Convergence or Divergence? Ryan, Majka Monika (University of Limerick, Ireland), Safeguarding the social assistance system in Ireland 14:00 - 15:30 26th Wednesday FCE C215 Chair: Sandvin, Johans Tveit (University of Nordlan) RN26S01b / General Session: Culture & Discourse - B Sipilä, Jorma (University of Tampere, Finland), Anttonen, Anneli (University of Tampere, Finland), Conditions for modern welfare stateism Polawski, Pawel (Institute of Labor and Social Affairs, Poland; Warsaw University, Institute of Sociology, Poland), Social consequences of conditionality and welfare contractualism in Poland RESEARCH NETWORK 26 335 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Pickerden, Alex (University of Lincoln, United Kingdom), Evans, Donna (University of Lincoln, United Kingdom), Piggott, David (Leeds Beckett University, United Kingdom), The formation of ‘policy truths’: Foucault and social policy discourse Mellink, Bram (University of Amsterdam, Netherlands, The), The Road to Freedom. Political Imagination and the (re-)emergence of the Welfare State 16:00 - 17:30 26th Wednesday FCE C215 Chair: Woźniak, Wojciech (University of Lodz, Poland) RN 26 RN26S01c / General Session: Policy Analysis - A Lähteenmaa, Jaana (University of Helsinki, Finland), Näre, Lena (University of Helsinki, Finland), Haikkola, Lotta (University of Helsinki, Finland), Means as Ends? – Activation and Agency in the Finnish Youth Guarantee Policy Järnefelt, Noora (Finnish Centre for Penisions, Finland), Kuivalainen, Susan (Finnish Centre for Penisions, Finland), Socio-economic differences in the length of working lives and their impact on pension levels Verplanke, Loes (University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands), Tonkens, Evelien (University for Humanistic Studies, Utrecht, The Netherlands), Bredewold, Femmianne (University for Humanistic Studies, Utrecht, The Netherlands), Kampen, Thomas (University for Humanistic Studies, Utrecht, The Netherlands), The promise of proximity in welfare state reform Sergiyenko, Aliye Mustafaevna (Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Institute of Economics, Russian Federation), Poverty of Rural Russia: Trends and Mechanizms of Overcoming Santos, Cláudia Priscila (ISCTE-IUL, Portugal), Valduga, Tatiane Lucia (ISCTE-IUL, Portugal), Assistences Policies in Portuguese Welfare: Institutionalization and Policy-legacy 18:00 - 19:30 26th Wednesday FCE C215 Chair: Anttonen, Anneli (University of Tampere) 336 RESEARCH NETWORK 26 RN26S01d / General Session: Policy Analysis - B Bela, Baiba (University of Latvia, Latvia), Rasnača, Līga (University of Latvia, Latvia), Challenges of Latvian Social Policy: how to reach greater social security McCausland, Darren (Trinity College Dublin, Ireland), Brennan, Damien (Trinity College Dublin, Ireland), McCallion, Philip (University of Albany), McCarron, Mary (Trinity College Dublin, Ireland), Challenging community policy for people with intellectual disabilities PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Eder, Anja (University of Graz, Austria), State redistribution and it´s evaluation from 1992 to 2009. A cross-national comparative trend analysis of seven countries Nygård, Mikael (Åbo Akademi University, Finland), Autto, Janne (University of Lapland, Finland), Freedom to choose or state interventionism? The politicization of Finnish family policy in the light of election manifestos 2015 Punziano, Gabriella (University of Naples, Italy), European Integration and Europeanization processes in welfare systems: a comparative analysis with typological purpose 19:30 - 20:30 26th Wednesday FCE C215 RN26BM / Business Meeting 11:00 - 12:30 27th Thursday FCE C215 RN26S02a / Inequality in Post-industrial Times: Employment Chair: Lundberg, Kjetil (Uni Research) RN 26 Monticelli, Lara (Scuola Normale Superiore, Italy), Rice, Deborah (University of Oldenburg, Germany), Graziano, Paolo R. (Università L.Bocconi, Italy), Catalano, Serida (Università L.Bocconi, Italy), Every day practices, struggles and challenges in the provision of inclusive local employment services. A comparative analysis Sztandar-Sztanderska, Karolina (Institute of Sociology at University of Warsaw, Stockholm Centre for Organizational Research), Reproduction of inequalities instead of empowerment. Frontline delivery of activation policy in Poland Bengtsson, Mattias (University of Gothenburg, Sweden), The Production of a New Social Cleavage: Origins and Outcomes of the New Work Line in Sweden Bayliss, David (University of Manchester, United Kingdom), Work, worklessness and well-being: a disaggregated analysis of the impact of recession in the UK 14:00 - 15:30 27th Thursday FCE C215 Chair: Nadai, Eva (University of Applied Sciences Northwestern Switzerland) RN26S02b / Inequality in Post-industrial Times: Family & Gender Soriano, Silvia (University of Durham, United Kingdom), Extending the use of the intersectional approach within policy research: exploring the uneven effects of austerity on lone mothers in the United Kingdom RESEARCH NETWORK 26 337 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Tarum, Häli (University of Tartu, Estonia), Kutsar, Dagmar (University of Tartu, Estonia), Familialism creating social inequalities: the case of Estonia Signori, Roberta (University of Milano Bicocca, Italy), Gender and Ethnicity in Social Housing Services: the Impact of Governance on the (Re)production of Social Divisions Pivoriene, Jolanta (Mykolas Romeris university, Lithuania), Gender equality in providing social services for families in Lithuania 16:00 - 17:30 27th Thursday FCE C215 RN 26 Chair: Breimo, Janne Paulsen (University of Nordland) 11:00 - 12:30 28th Friday FCE C215 Chair: Fylling, Ingrid (University of Nordland) RN26S02c / Inequality in Post-industrial Times: Disability Alexiu, Teodor Mircea (West University of Timisoara, Romania), Fylling, Ingrid (University of Nordland), Birneanu, Andreea (West University of Timisoara, Romania), Disabling barriers in the Romanian labor marked, as experienced by disabled people themselves. Sepulchre, Marie (Uppsala University, Sweden), Research on disability and citizenship: state of the art and ways forward Solvang, Per Koren (Oslo University College of Applied Sciences, Norway), Reinhardt, Jan (Sichuan University, China), Hanisch, Halvor (Oslo University Hospital, Oslo), The Rehabilitation Matrix: Constructing knowledge at the intersections of micro, meso and macro levels of the society Fylling, Ingrid (University of Nordland, Norway), The impact of education for employment among young people with disability in Europe RN26S02d / Inequality in Post-industrial Times: Ethnic Minorities Baciu, Elena Loreni (West University of Timisoara, Romania), Lazar, Theofild Andrei (West University of Timisoara, Romania), Paulsen Breimo, Janne Iren (University of Nordland, Norway), Dinca, Melinda (West University of Timisoara, Romania), Individual experiences of factors leading to unemployment among Roma individuals in Romania Magano, Olga (CEMRI-Uab), Mendes, Maria Manuela (CIES-IUL, Portugal), Public policies and social change: key factors for the success and continuity of schooling paths of Ciganos (Portuguese Gypsies) 338 RESEARCH NETWORK 26 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Kusá, Zuzana (Slovak Academy of Sciences, Slovak Republic), Who dares to claim the equality of children's chances? Constraints of equalizing measures in Slovakia and Czech Republic Korzhuk, Sofia Vladimirovna (Institute of Economics and Industrial Engineering SB RAS, Novosibirsk State University, Russian Federation), Successful strategies of overcoming social exclusion by people with disabilities 14:00 - 15:30 28th Friday FCE C215 Chair: Sandvin, Johans Tveit (University of Nordlan) RN26S03a / Understanding and Transcending Fragmentation in Welfare Systems - A Nadai, Eva (University of Applied Sciences Northwestern Switzerland, Switzerland), Bridging the gulf between welfare and economy: collaboration networks between the invalidity insurance and business enterprises RN 26 Ribeiro, Patrícia Oliveira (Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences of the University of Porto, Portugal), Partnerships at the social welfare organizations: experiences of social workers Liukko, Jyri Juhani (Finnish Centre for Pensions, Finland), Uncertainties in the cooperation of return-to-work professionals in Finland Bonvin, Jean-Michel (University of Geneva, Switzerland), Rosenstein, Emilie (University of Geneva, Switzerland), Making Welfare Agencies Cooperate: a Swiss Inter-Institutional Experiment to Overcome Fragmentation 16:00 - 17:30 28th Friday FCE C215 Chair: Bode, Ingo (University of Germany) RN26S03b / Understanding and Transcending Fragmentation in Welfare Systems - B Breimo, Janne Paulsen (University of Nordland, Norway), Firbank, Oscar (University of Montreal, Canada), Comparing Local Service Networks Internationally: Stakeholder dynamics and the role of Institutional Frameworks Koivula, Ulla-Maija (Tampere University of Applied Sciences, Finland), Inter-organizational learning in a regional employment network Turba, Hannu (University of Kassel, Germany), Johansson, Susanna (University of Lund, Sweden), Transcending boundaries? Child protection at the intersection of social work and law enforcement in Germany and Sweden RESEARCH NETWORK 26 339 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION RN27 - REGIONAL NETWORK ON SOUTHERN EUROPEAN SOCIETIES 19:30 - 20:30 26th Wednesday FA 447 RN27BM / Business Meeting 11:00 - 12:30 27th Thursday FA 447 RN27S02 / Sociologists in Turbolent Times: Sociological Imagination and Community Engagement Chair: Torres, Anália Maria Cardoso (CIEG/ISCSP/University of Lisbon) Romão, Ana (CICS-Nova FCSH), Ramos, Madalena (CIES-ISCTE/IUL, Instituto Universitário de Lisboa), L’emploie des diplômés en sociologie en temps de crise : un état des lieux aux Portugal RN 27 Ghibellini, Valentina (University of Sassari, Italy), Vargiu, Andrea (University of Sassari, Italy), Braida, Cristina (University of Sassari, Italy), Laconi, Angela (University of Sassari, Italy), Meloni, Rosa Maria (University of Sassari, Italy), Palomba, Federica (University of Sassari, Italy), Piazza, Milena (University of Sassari, Italy), Pisu, Daniela (University of Sassari, Italy), Community Based Research and worldwide mobilization: an action research experience in Italy Vargiu, Andrea (Università di Sassari, Italy), Sociological imagination for community based research: lessons and questions from the field Vinci, Fiorella (Università degli Studi eCampus, Italy), Promoting labor competitive cultures. A task for sociologists? 14:00 - 15:30 27th Thursday FA 447 Chairs: Romão, Ana (Military Academy) Silva, Manuel Carlos (Universidade do Minho) RN27S03 / Human Mobility and Interculturality: Policies and Integration Models and Practices Contini, Rina Manuela (Department of Humanities, Arts and Social Science, University of Chieti-Pescara, Italy), Multi-ethnic society, plurality and inter-culture of ‘second generations’: a case study in Italian schools Consoli, Maria Teresa (University of Catania, Italy), Welfare, migration and normative irritations in Southern Europe Nina - Pazarzi, Eleni (University of Piraeus, Greece), Pazarzis, Michalis (University of Piraeus, Greece), Intercultural Mediation in Southern European Communities 340 RESEARCH NETWORK 27 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 16:00 - 17:30 27th Thursday FA 447 Chairs: Caselli, Marco (Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore) Vargiu, Andrea (Università di Sassari) RN27S01 / Impacts of Crisis, Social Exclusion and Inequalities Silva, Manuel Carlos (Universidade do Minho, CICS.Nova, Portugal), Cardoso, Antonio (Instituto Politécnico de Viana do Castelo/CICS.Nova, Portugal), Crisis and crisis impacts on the inhabitants in the rural space: the case of a northwest village of Portugal Torrente, Diego (University of Barcelona, Spain), Caïs, Jordi (University of Barcelona, Spain), A crisis of trust: Impact of the economic crisis on interpersonal and institutional trust in Spain Agodi, Maria Carmela (University of Naples Federico II, Italy), De Luca Picione, Giuseppe Luca (University of Naples Federico II, Italy), Fortini, Lucia (University of Naples Federico II, Italy), Local contexts and the embeddednes of inequality reproduction mechanisms: event structure analysis of biographical narratives RN 27 RESEARCH NETWORK 27 341 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION RN28 - SOCIETY AND SPORTS 11:00 - 12:30 26th Wednesday FA 603 Chairs: Numerato, Dino (Loughborough University) Sterchele, Davide (Leeds Beckett University) RN 28 11:00 - 12:30 26th Wednesday FA 602 Chairs: Jakubowska, Honorata (Adam Mickiewicz University) RN28S02, JSRN16+RN28c / S02: Investigating the Dark Sides of Sport: Methodological Issues and Challenges, JS: Sport, Health and Society Doing Research on Social Health Determinants Moretti, Alessandro (University of Greenwich, United Kingdom), Reflections on a thwarted attempt to penetrate the criminal subculture of ticket touts in the UK Mauro, Max (Southampton Solent University, United Kingdom), Black youth, grassroots football and racism – methodological challenges and revelations Michelini, Enrico (TU Dortmund, Germany), Health-Related Promotion of Physical Activity. A Critical Analysis of Health Strategies through a Triangulation of Theories Lenneis, Verena (University of Copenhagen, Denmark), Pfister, Gertrud (University of Copenhagen, Denmark), Too tired for sport and exercise? The work and leisure of female cleaners. JS_RN20+RN28 / The Body and Embodiment in Sport – Studies on beyond Discursive Knowledge Jakubowska, Honorata (Adam Mickiewicz University, Poland), The implementation of the concepts of the practice knowledge in the sports field. Schindler, Larissa (JGU Mainz, Germany, Germany), Learning how to fight - as an ethnographer Kang, Sungmin (Yonsei University, South Korea, Korea, Republic of (South Korea)), Pugs in Trouble: Exploitative Symbiosis, Murky Dealings, and Struggle for Honor in Korean Professional Boxing World Kirschner, Heiko (Universität Wien, Austria), 200 APM, Eyetracking and GoPro Cameras – How technology shapes the (re-)embodiment of eSports 342 RESEARCH NETWORK 28 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 14:00 - 15:30 26th Wednesday FA 602 Chair: Delorme, Nicolas (University of Bordeaux) RN28S03 / Sport, Media and New Media Price, John (University of Sunderland, United Kingdom), Twitter and the Sports Media: The more things change, the more they stay the same Dumitriu, Diana-Luiza (National University of Political Studies and Public Administration, Romania), Halepmania: thematic and emotional mapping of sport performances within social media discourses Lima, Marta (Faculty of Arts, University of Porto, Portugal), Football kingdom: the media coverage of sport in the Portuguese television and press Mutz, Michael (Georg-August-Universität Göttingen, Germany), Konjer, Mara (Universität Münster, Germany), Meier, Henk Erik (Universität Münster, Germany), Popularity Differences Among Professional Tennis Players: Does Attractiveness Matter? RN 28 Delorme, Nicolas (University of Bordeaux, France), Godoy-Pressland, Amy (University of East Anglia, United Kingdom), The visibility and the image of female athletes in the Sochi 2014 Winter Olympic Games coverage by French newspapers. 14:00 - 15:30 26th Wednesday FA 603 Chair: Mary, Aurelie Aline (University of Tampere) JS_RN04+RN28+RN30 / Sport Participation: Means of Social Inclusion or Social Exclusion? Roberti, Geraldina (University of L'Aquila, Italy), Mortara, Ariela (IULM, Italy), When sport is helpful. The role of sport in the after earthquake at L’Aquila (Italy) Michelsen la Cour, Annette (University of Southern Denmark, Denmark), Anti-radicalisation as aim – social exchange as outcome – an intervention using sport as a means to antiradicalisation Kirchhoff, Nicole (TU Dortmund, Germany), Visions of Normality: Body Pictures of Boys and Girls Merodio, Guiomar (Universitat de Barcelona, Spain), Castro-Sandúa, Marcos (Universitat de Barcelona, Spain), New Alternative Masculinities in Physical Education and school sport RESEARCH NETWORK 28 343 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 16:00 - 17:30 26th Wednesday FA 602 Chairs: Williams, Oli (University of Abertay Dundee) Lurbe i Puerto, Kàtia (Public hospital Network of the Parisian Region & GT Education Santé, Ifé ENS-Lyon) RN 28 16:00 - 17:30 26th Wednesday FA 603 Chair: Numerato, Dino (Loughborough University) JS_RN16+RN28a / Physical Activity, Health & Inequalities I Hybholt, Maria Gliemann (University of Copenhagen, Denmark), Ottesen, Laila (University of Copenhagen, Denmark), Thing, Lone Friis (University of Copenhagen, Denmark), Time to become physical active? The complexity of everyday life in middleaged women Thing, Lone Friis (Copenhagen University, Denmark), Hybholt, Maria (Copenhagen University, Denmark), Ottesen, Laila Susanne (Copenhagen University, Denmark), ’Football Fitness’: Constraining and enabling possibilities for the management of leisure time for middle aged women Quehenberger, Viktoria (Ludwig Boltzmann Institute Health Promotion Research, Austria), Cichocki, Martin (Ludwig Boltzmann Institute Health Promotion Research, Austria), Krajic, Karl (Department of Sociology, University of Vienna, Austria; FORBA- Working Life Research Centre, Vienna, Austria), Physical Activity Interventions to Promote Health in a Highly Vulnerable Group? – the Case of Residential Aged Care Rahkonen, Ossi (Department of Public Health, University of Helsinki, Finland), Lahti, Jouni (Department of Public Health, University of Helsinki, Finland), Lahelma, Eero (Department of Public Health, University of Helsinki, Finland), Lallukka, Tea (Department of Public Health, University of Helsinki, Finland; Finnish Institute of Occupational Health, Helsinki, Finland), Joint associations of smoking and physical activity with disability retirement and mortality JS_RN25+RN28a / Football Fans, Activism and Social Change I Aslan, Çağrı (Gaziantep University, Turkey), Being Politicized of a Football Fan Community: The Case of Fenerbahce SK Vdovichenko, Larisa (Russian State University for Humanities, Russian Federation), Political orientations of Russian football fans in the context of the 2018 World Cup Kossakowski, Radoslaw (Gdansk University, Poland), 'Donald you moron, your government will be overthrown by hooligans' – evolution of the conflict between the government and football supporters in Poland. 344 RESEARCH NETWORK 28 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 18:00 - 19:30 26th Wednesday FA 603 Chair: Sterchele, Davide (Leeds Beckett University) RN28S04 / Society and Sports (Open Session) Pope, Stacey Elizabeth (Durham University, United Kingdom), 'They're Not Real Fans Like The Men Are': Perceptions of Women as Inauthentic Football Fans Seippel, Ørnulf (Norwegian School of Sport Sciences, Norway), Trends in the Sociology of Sport: Topics, Theories and Methods Breedveld, Koen (Radboud University / Mulier Institute, Netherlands, The), The rise and decline of tennis: sport participation in times of (post-)modernization Sharp, Briony (Queen Margaret University, United Kingdom), Events & Social Engagement: Considering social engagement pursued in conjunction with the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games 18:00 - 19:30 26th Wednesday FA 602 Chairs: Forté-Gallois, Lucie (Université Paul Sabatier) Charitopoulou, Effrosyni (University of Oxford (not affiliated for the present academic year)) JS_RN28+RN31 / Racial/Ethnic Relations and Sport RN 28 Forté-Gallois, Lucie (Université Paul Sabatier, France), Charlot, Vincent (Université Paul Sabatier, France), Racial stereotypes and high-level sport: a comparative analysis of the "white" and the "black" athlete’s figure in the Olympic Games’s press coverage Kyeremeh, Sandra Agyei (University of Padua, Italy), Women in sports: playing and negotiating identities in the Italian fields Ergin, Murat (Koc University, Turkey), Mehmet Aurelio: Race and Belonging in Turkish Football Turtiainen, Riikka-Maria (University of Turku, Finland), Racism and Discrimination of Sporting Culture in the age of Social Media 19:30 - 20:30 26th Wednesday FA 602 RN28BM / Business Meeting 11:00 - 12:30 27th Thursday FA 602 RN28S05 / Society and Sports (Open Session II) Chair: Breedveld, Koen (Radboud University Mulier Institute) Grodecki, Mateusz (Univeristy of Warsaw, Poland), From stands – outside the stadium. The forms of use o the social capital generated in polish football stadiums Svoboda, Arnost (Palacky University Olomouc, Czech Republic), Sport Stars in Minor Sports RESEARCH NETWORK 28 345 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Halldorsson, Vidar (University of Iceland, Iceland), Thorlindsson, Thorolfur (University of Iceland, Iceland), Katovich, Michael (Texas Christian University, USA), Successful Teamwork in Sport: A Sociological Analysis Açık Turğuter, Ebru (Mugla Sıtkı Koçman Universty Turkey, Turkey), Football and New Social Movements 14:00 - 15:30 27th Thursday FA 602 Chairs: Lurbe i Puerto, Kàtia (Public hospital Network of the Parisian Region & GT Education Santé, Ifé ENS-Lyon) Williams, Oli (University of Abertay Dundee) RN 28 16:00 – 17:30 27th Thursday FA 602 Chair: Numerato, Dino (Loughborough University) JS_RN16+RN28b / Physical Activity, Health & Inequalities II Weenas, Djiwo (Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium), Deyaert, Jef (Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium), The influences of temporal structures on health Deyaert, Jef (Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium), Weenas, Djiwo (Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium), Physical job-intensiveness, time use and health Bloy, Geraldine (LEDi UMR CNRS 6307, University of Burgundy, France), Rigal, Laurent (CESP INSERM U1018, France), Physical Activity Counselling by French General Practitioners: Does it Tend to Reduce or to Widen Inequalities? Sterchele, Davide (Leeds Beckett University, United Kingdom), (Un)fitness, moral commitment and unequal reputations: insights from the experience of wounded, injured and sick soldiers JS_RN25+RN28b / Football Fans, Activism and Social Change II Botiková, Zuzana (Masaryk University, Faculty of Social Studies, Czech Republic), Šindelář, Michal (Masaryk University, Faculty of Social Studies, Czech Republic), "Reviving Zbrojovka’s Glory": Collective Memory, Fan Engagement and One Football Stadium Petersen-Wagner, Renan (Coventry University, United Kingdom), Between Individual and Collective Historiographies: A Critical Analysis of Football Supporters Discourses Brandt, Christian (Manchester Metropolitan University (associate member)), Hertel, Fabian (Manchester Metropolitan University (associate member)), Struggles for participation: Two case studies from German football fans of Hannover 96 and Hamburger SV 346 RESEARCH NETWORK 28 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Numerato, Dino (Loughborough University, United Kingdom), Giulianotti, Richard (Loughborough University, United Kingdom), Critical Consumption and the Mobilization of Football Fans: Customers, Citizens and ‘Citimers’ 11:00 - 12:30 28th Friday FA 602 Chair: Seippel, Ørnulf (Norwegian School of Sport Sciences) RN28S06 / Society and Sports (Open Session III) Demir, Muge (Beykent University, Turkey), Talimciler, Ahmet (Ege University, Turkey), The Perception of The Fans on Football Handicapping in Turkey Nosal, Przemyslaw (Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan, Poland, Poland), The mirage of equality. Technology and disabled sport RN 28 Tallarita, Loredana Maria (University Kore of Enna, Italy), Pilates as Prevention of Ill-Health, Physical Activity or Wellness? Wilczyńska, Bogna (Jagiellonian University, Poland), Kucia, Marek (Jagiellonian University, Poland), Football antisemitism: The case of Kraków, Poland. 12:45 - 13:45 28th Friday FCE Poster Area 14:00 - 15:30 28th Friday FA 602 Chairs: Porrovecchio, Alessandro (University of the Littoral Opal Coast) Agodi, Maria Carmela (University of Naples Federico II) RN28P01 / Poster Session Camargo Rojas, Diana Alexandra (Santo Tomas University, Colombia), García Ballen, Sonia (Santo Tomas University, Colombia), Gonzalez Espitia, Gloria (Santo Tomas University, Colombia), Determination of Social Model Applied to the Understanding of Physical Activity in Youth with Cognitive Disability JS_RN28+RN33 / Women’s and Gender Studies: Sports, Gender and Sexualities McSharry, Majella (Dublin City University, Ireland), Rupturing and Recouping Femininities in School Sport Magrath, Rory (Southampton Solent University, United Kingdom), The inclusive masculinities of Premier League academy footballers Finkel, Rebecca (Queen Margaret University, United Kingdom), 'Born to be a Cowboy': Exploring Masculinity at Star of Texas Fair and Rodeo Fogel, Curtis (Lakehead University Orillia, Canada), Sexual Assault, Exploitation, and Interference in Youth Sport in Canada Anastasovski, Ivan (Faculty of physical education, sport and health, Macedonia); RESEARCH NETWORK 28 347 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Velichovska, Lenche Aleksovska (Faculty of physical education, sport and health, Macedonia); Ivanova, Tatjana Stojanoska (Philosophical faculty Skopje, Macedonia); Nanev, Lazar (State University Goce Delcev Stip, Macedonia), Impact of Different Attitudes in Relation in Legal and Economic Aspects in Sport and Sports Organizations from Gender Balance in Republic of Macedonia 16:00 - 17:30 28th Friday FA 602 Chair: Williams, John (University of Leicester) RN 28 348 RESEARCH NETWORK 28 RN28S01 / Diversity, Management and Governance in Sport Behrend, Ben (Jacobs University Bremen/University of Bremen, Germany), The Power of FIFA – FIFA as Example of the Transnational Managerial Class Williams, John (University of Leicester, United Kingdom), Delivering equality and diversity in sport under the new Equality Act (2010) Local experiences in the UK Ekholm, David Gunnar (Linköping University, Sweden), Sport and the community: Voluntarism and authenticity in welfare provision Park, Haenam (University of Tokyo, Japan), The Symbolic politics of 1988 Seoul Olympiads Lusted, Jim (University of Northampton, United Kingdom), Attitudes to organisational diversity in sport: A case study of regional governing bodies PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE RN29 - SOCIAL THEORY 11:00 - 12:30 26th Wednesday FA 550 Chair: Tasheva, Gallina (University of Muenster) RN29S00 / General Session Welz, Frank (Innsbruck University, Austria), Old Structures, New Differences: Bringing Foucault into Inequality Research Szaló, Csaba (Masaryk University, Czech Republic), Social Theory: Back to Phenomenology and Hermeneutics Knoblauch, Hubert (Technical University of Berlin, Germany), From Social Constructivism to Communicative Constructivism van Loon, Joost (Catholic University Eichstätt-Ingolstadt, Germany), Unsöld, Laura (University of Duisburg-Essen), What makes Relations Social? 11:00 - 12:30 26th Wednesday FA 551 Chair: Chernilo, Daniel (Loughborough University) RN29S01 / Strenghts and Limits of the New Materialism Pellizzoni, Luigi (University of Trieste, Italy), Feminist new materialism: a critical assessment RN 29 Pecka, Vojtech (Faculty of Social Studies at Masaryk University, Czech Republic), Politico-ethical implications of new materialism Fischer, Joachim (TU Dresden, Germany), New Realism in the Theory of Social Differentiation Caetano, Pedro Jorge (New University of Lisbon, Portugal), The normative moods of action: Another way of thinking materialism 11:00 - 12:30 26th Wednesday FA 552 Chair: Browne, Craig Alan Richard (University of Sydney) RN29S02 / Normativity and its Constraints Deveci, Cem (Middle East Technical University, Turkey), Power-norm Continuum Vehmas, Simo Pekka (University of Helsinki, Finland), Watson, Nick (University of Glasgow, UK), We wish to register a complaint: Exploring normativity in social sciences and in disability studies in particular Niedenzu, Heinz-Jürgen (University of Innsbruck, Austria), From Nature to Culture: The Emergence of Normativity RESEARCH NETWORK 29 349 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Saez Williams, Pedro (University of Warwick, United Kingdom), Social Positivism: A Normative Account of the Social beyond the PostStructuralist Impasse Nowak, Marek (Adam Mickiewicz University (Poznań), Poland), ' The theory of non-rational behavior'. The theoretical reinterpretation of 'voluntary activity' motives 14:00 - 15:30 26th Wednesday FA 551 Chair: Gulalp, Haldun N. (Global Studies and Class Strategies Research Group) RN 29 14:00 - 15:30 26th Wednesday FA 552 Chair: Pyyhtinen, Olli (University of Tampere) RN29S03 / The Gulf between Social Theory and Empirical Research Carleheden, Mikael (University of Copenhagen, Denmark), The art of theorizing and the crisis of social theory Dominiak, Lukasz (Nicholas Copernic University, Poland), Radical Microsociology in search of a research tool Žažar, Krešimir (University of Zagreb, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Croatia), A Methatheoretical Analysis of the Issue of Social Dynamics: The Development of a Tool for the Social Progress/Regress Measurement Corra, Mamadi K. (East Carolina University, United States of America), Inequality and Multiracial Gatekeeping RN29S04 / Theorizing “Subject”-“Identity”-“Solidarity” Browne, Craig Alan Richard (University of Sydney, Australia), From Social Freedom to Social Autonomy Subrt, Jiri (Charles University in Prague, Faculty of Humanities, Czech Republic), The Concept of Homo Sociologicus and the Problem of Individual Creativity and Freedom Świrek, Krzysztof (Institute of Sociology, Warsaw University, Poland), Necessary Illusion as a Model of Subjectivity Formation Mlynar, Jakub (Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic), What Do We Mean When We Say „We“? Collective Identity Between Rejection and Self-Evidency Lianos, Michalis (University of Rouen, France), Competitive Egocentrism: Individual worth as Stratification 350 RESEARCH NETWORK 29 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 16:00 - 17:30 26th Wednesday FA 551 Chairs: Gulalp, Haldun N. (Global Studies and Class Strategies Research Group) RN29S05 / Rethinking the Classics Laermans, Rudi (University of Leuven, Belgium), From Norms to Values: Re-reading Durkheim’s Sociology of Morality Otreshko, Natalia (National Pedagogical University named after M.P.Dragomanov, Ukraine), Interpretations of the Concept of “Subject”: From Classical Traditions to Postmodern Theories Susen, Simon (City University London, United Kingdom), The ‘Contingent Turn’: Towards a Postclassical Historiography? Riccioni, Ilaria (Free University of Bozen, Italy), The effective reality of facts in the sociology of Vilfredo Pareto: perspectives of sociological interpretations in contemporary European societies. 16:00 - 17:30 26th Wednesday FA 552 Chair: Welz, Frank (Innsbruck University) RN29S06 / Contribution of Social Theory to the Philosophy of Good Life RN 29 McKenzie, Jordan (University of New England, NSW, Australia), Critique and Happiness: Simmel, Honneth and Bauman on the contributions of social theory to a philosophy of the good life. Bednarek-Gilland, Antje (Social Sciences Institute of the Evangelical Church in Germany, Germany), Imagining the good life: Values and theories of situated action Lain, Bru (University of Barcelona, Spain), Common Goods and (pre)Distributive Justice Spaulonci Chiachia Matos de Oliveira, Bernardo Carlos (PUC-SP Pontifical Catholic University of Sao Paulo, Brazil), Luzio dos Santos, Luis Miguel (Universidade Estadual de Londrina (State University of Londrina, Brazil), Human solidarity, a complexity approach 18:00 - 19:30 26th Wednesday FA 551 Chair: van Loon, Joost (Catholic University Eichstätt-Ingolstadt) RN29S07 / Social Imaginaries and Everyday Life Soler, Marta (University of Barcelona, Spain), Oliver, Esther (University of Barcelona, Spain), Buslón, Nataly (University of Barcelona, Spain), “SOLIDUS”. Research in SSH: making social theory while improving peoples’ life. Sulkunen, Pekka Juhani (University of Helsinki, Finland), Bernard Manedville’s Turn of Mind – a Major Step towards Modern Sociology RESEARCH NETWORK 29 351 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Liu, Yu-cheng (Department of Applied Sociology, Nanhua University, Taiwan), Analytical Sociology and Ethnomethodology: Social Ontology Reconsidered Binder, Werner (Masaryk University, Brno, Czech Republic; Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic), Shifting Imaginaries of Torture in the War on Terror 18:00 - 19:30 26th Wednesday FA 552 Chair: Welz, Frank (Innsbruck University) RN 29 RN29S08 / Social Imagination and Sociological Theorizing Kravchenko, Sergey (Moscow State Institute of International Relations, Russian Federation), The Codependence of Sociological Theorizing, Thinking, and Imagination Hänzi, Denis (TU Darmstadt, Germany), The Imaginary of Promising Potentialities. On Sociological Imaginativeness and the Rise of Exploitative Essentialism Muukkonen, Martti Antero (University of Eastern Finland, Finland), Religion as a model for welfare 19:30 - 20:30 26th Wednesday FA 551 RN29BM / Business Meeting 11:00 - 12:30 27th Thursday FA 551 RN29S09 / Public Sociology and Sociological Imagination Chair: Szaló, Csaba (Masaryk University) Horák, Vít (Universtiy of Ostrava, The Czech Republic), Public sociology and hermeneutics Selke, Stefan (Furtwangen University, Germany), From a ‘Disciplinary Bunker’ to ‘Dialogic Complicity’. The Rationality Myth of the Sociological Imagination in Public Sociology Courtney, Richard (University of Leicester, United Kingdom), A 21st Century Nemesis? The Sociological Imagination and Libertarian Cultural Politics in Northern Europe Székedi, Levente (Partium Christian University, Romania; University of Bucharest, Romania), Balancing Research and Community Commitment in the Interwar Romanian Sociology: Dimitrie Gusti's Sociologia Militans as Public Sociology 352 RESEARCH NETWORK 29 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 11:00 - 12:30 27th Thursday FA 552 Chair: Soler, Marta (University of Barcelona) RN29S10 / Social Relations and Co-Existence Aso Miranda, Laura (University of Barcelona, Department of Sociological Theory, CREA, Spain), Aubert Simon, Adriana (University of Barcelona, Department of Sociological Theory, CREA, Spain), A successful alternative to continuous consumption of new experiences as a identity builder in the risk society: close friendship relationships Steinlechner, Martin (University of Innsbruck, Austria), Romanticizing the social. On structural transformation of recognition in the critical theory of Axel Honneth Tranow, Ulf (University of Düsseldorf, Germany), Integration through constitutional patriotism? A discussion of conditional factors from the perspective of the theory of interaction ritual chains RN 29 Khyzhniak, Oleksandr (V.N.Karazin Kharkiv National University, Ukraine), Expanding Knowledge about the Constructs of Social Mobilization in the Sociological Imagination Machado Johansson, Nora (IUL-ISCTE, Portugal), Burns, Tom R. (University of Uppsala, Sweden), Corte, Ugo (University of Uppsala, Sweden), Toward a Universal Theory of the Human Group: Applied in the Comparative Analysis of Groups and Organizations 14:00 - 15:30 27th Thursday FA 551 Chair: Browne, Craig Alan Richard (University of Sydney) RN29S11 / Theorizing New Forms of Domination Karttunen, Ulla (University of Eastern Finland, Finland), The Aesthetics of Seduction: The Capitalist Market as the Body of Desire Egger de Campo, Marianne (Berlin School of Economics and Law, Germany), Greedy Institutions Revisited Houben, Daniel (RWTH Aachen University, Germany), New forms of dominance in current capitalism Bogomiagkova, Elena Sergeevna (St.-Petersburg State University, Russian Federation), Orekh, Ekaterina Aleksandrovna (St.-Petersburg State University, Russian Federation), Sergeyeva, Olga Vjacheslavоvna (The Sociological Institute of the Russian Academy of Science, Russian Federation), The Reproduction of Social Inequality in the Discourse of Social Problems RESEARCH NETWORK 29 353 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Pohler, Nina (Humboldt Universität zu Berlin, Deutschland), Adensamer, Angelika (Humboldt Universität zu Berlin, Deutschland), Wrong on so many levels. Dealing with sexual violence in theory and in practice 14:00 - 15:30 27th Thursday FA 552 Chair: Laermans, Rudi (University of Leuven) RN 29 16:00 - 17:30 27th Thursday FA 551 Chair: Pyyhtinen, Olli (University of Tampere) RN29S12 / Systems and/or Networks and/or Contexture Irek, Małgorzata (University of Oxford, United Kingdom), Contesting hierarchy: restricted verticality in the research of informal networks Schlembach, Christopher (University of Vienna, Austria), Theorizing Ontological Insecurity: Don Quixote and the Social System Jansen, Till (University of Witten/Herdecke, Germany), Towards a de-ontologized sociology Voynilov, Yury (Higher School of Economics, Russian Federation), What We Talk About When We Talk About Social: Comparison of The Different Sociological Approaches RN29S13 / Sociology as a Cosmopolitan Sciences Verpraet, GIlles (University Paris Ouest Nanterre, France), Cosmopolitan modernities and Social Imaginaries Pârvulescu, Radu Andrei (Cornell University, United States of America), Foreign Concepts in Western Social Theory: Guanxi, Subaltern, and The Piggy Bank Model of Education Sinai, Stavit (Konstanz University, Germany), Eisenstadt’s Civilizational Approach and Zionist Historical Imagery 16:00 - 17:30 27th Thursday FA 552 Chair: Welz, Frank (Innsbruck University) 354 RESEARCH NETWORK 29 RN29S14 / Rethinking the Classics II Guvenc Salgirli, Sanem (Marmara University, Turkey), Rereading Late Foucault: from subject to practice to strategy Pomiankiewicz, Łukasz (Institute of Sociology at Adam Mickiewicz University, Poland), For reflexivity and habitus as working in tandem: towards reconciliation of Margaret S. Archer’s and Pierre Bourdieu’s theoretical approaches. PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Perulli, Angela (University of Florence, Italy), Beyond macro and micro: a critical discussion of N. Elias’ “figurational sociology” 11:00 - 12:30 28th Friday FA 551 Chair: Pyyhtinen, Olli (University of Tampere) RN29S15 / Social Knowledge, Practice and Imaginations in the Digital Era Topal, Cagatay (Middle East Technical University, Turkey), Sociological Imagination of Alan Turing and Artificial Intelligence as Social Imaginary Dudina, Victoria (St. Petersburg State University, Russian Federation), Challenges to Social Theory in Digital Era RN 29 Zilinskaite-Vytiene, Viktorija (Vilnius University, Lithuania), Čiupailaitė, Dalia (Vilnius University, Lithuania), Revision of theory and methodology in information society concept: paradigm or just a topic? Frade, Carlos (University of Salford-Manchester, United Kingdom), Time, Method and Subjectivation: Social Theory in the face of Social Media and Big Data 11:00 - 12:30 28th Friday FA 552 Chair: Gulalp, Haldun N. (Global Studies and Class Strategies Research Group) RN29S16 / Sociology of Politics, the Public Space and Democracy Carlisle, Erin Jane (Flinders University of South Australia, Australia), ‘Out of which Politics Arises’: On Hannah Arendt and the Worldhood of Political Action and Public Space Blokker, Paul (Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic), Democratic Imaginaries and a Sociology of Constitutionalism D'Angelo, Valerio (Universidad Autonoma de Madrid, Spain), One among the Others. The visibility of difference and the right of indifference in public space. Holmwood, John (University of Nottingham, United Kingdom), Re-imagining sociology after the public university 14:00 - 15:30 28th Friday FA 551 Chair: Herzog, Benno (University of Valencia) RN29S17 / Critical Social Theory Chernilo, Daniel (Loughborough University, United Kingdom), The problem of humanity in the sociology of Luc Boltanski Ertuğrul, Kürşad (Middle East Technical University, Turkey), From Constructivism Towards an Action-based Critical Social Theory RESEARCH NETWORK 29 355 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Cremin, Colin (University of Auckland, New Zealand), Weaponised Theory: Cognitive Mapping and Marxist Critique Herzog, Benno (University of Valencia, Spain), The aesthetics of disrespect Klein, Stefan (Universidade de Brasilia (UnB), Brazil), Critique: only from center to periphery? 14:00 - 15:30 28th Friday FA 552 Chair: Tasheva, Gallina (University of Muenster) RN 29 16:00 - 17:30 28th Friday FA 551 Chair: Szaló, Csaba (Masaryk University) RN29S18 / Social Inconsistencies and Paradoxies of Sociological Thinking Faber, Agoston (ELTE (Hungary), EHESS (France), Hungary), Different forms of contradictions, and how spokespersons can deal with them Cordero, Rodrigo (Universidad Diego Portales, Chile), ‘… to comprehend the incomprehensible’: On the philosophical actuality of sociology in Theodor Adorno Durdovic, Martin (Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic), Sociologists in a Hermeneutical Circle Georgopoulou, Panagiota (Panteion University, Athens Greece, Greece), The Inconsistency of Sociology in the Age of Contingency. Some Aspects RN29S19 / Social Theory and Cultural Sociology Oláh, Gábor (Masaryk University, Czech Republic), Event production, interpretive communities and museum representation Maslovskii, Mikhail (Sociological Institute of Russian Academy of Sciences, Russian Federation), Social Theory, Cultural Sociology and the Concept of Failed Modernity Słaboń, Andrzej (Cracow University of Economics, Poland), Conflict Theory and Cultural Differences in Contemporary Society Ruzzeddu, Massimiliano (Unicusano, Italy), The notion of Culture in the contemporary societies 356 RESEARCH NETWORK 29 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 16:00 - 17:30 28th Friday FA 552 Chair: Browne, Craig Alan Richard (University of Sydney) RN29S20 / Time, Social Dynamics and Evolution Pitasi, Andrea (Gabriele d'Annunzio University, Italy), Rethinking Social Evolution Systemically Shirlaw, Stephen (Independent, France), The three micro-dynamics of sociocultural life: a hypothesis for bridge building in social theory Ramis, Mimar (Autonomous University of Barcelona), Joanpere, Mar (University of Barcelona, Spain), Flecha, Ramon (University of Barcelona, Spain), Social dynamics, public sociology, neuroscience and emotions Cantó Milà, Natàlia (Open University of Catalonia, Spain), Seebach, Swen (University Abat Oliba CEU, Spain), Future Imaginaries in Moments of Crisis RN 29 RESEARCH NETWORK 29 357 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION RN30 - YOUTH AND GENERATION 11:00 - 12:30 26th Wednesday FA 650 Chair: Pollock, Gary (Manchester Metropolitan University) RN 30 11:00 - 12:30 26th Wednesday FA 651 Chair: Nilsen, Ann (University of Bergen) RN30S01 / Youth Copying Strategies Pless, Mette (The Danish Centre for Youth Research, Aalborg University, Denmark), Katznelson, Noemi (The Danish Centre for Youth Research, Aalborg University, Denmark), Getting on or getting by? Young peoples everydaylife strategies at the margins of society Puzek, Ivan (University of Zadar, Croatia), Derado, Augustin (Institute of Social Sciences Ivo Pilar, Croatia), Household capitals and life-strategies of youth in Croatia: the results of a 2015 survey Schlimbach, Tabea (German Youth Institute, Germany), Convenience as a motive in troubled youth transitions Holdsworth, Clare (Keele University, United Kingdom), Generic distinctiveness: self-promotion and the technologies of individualisation Vacchiano, Mattia (Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona, Spain), Youth and job search process: understanding the role played by Social capital in Catalonia. RN30S02 / Youth Research and Youth Work Cooperation Mary, Aurelie (University of Tampere, Finland), Bridging the gap: incentives to establish cooperation between youth workers and youth researchers Devlin, Maurice (Maynooth University, Ireland), Youth Work and Inequality: The Irish Case in European Context Taru, Marti (Tallinn University, Estonia), The value of youth work – some conceptual considerations 11:00 - 12:30 26th Wednesday FA 601 Chair: Yndigegn, Carsten (University of Southern Denmark) 358 RESEARCH NETWORK 30 RN30S03a / The Impact and Role of Youth Policies - A Haikkola, Lotta (University of Helsinki, Finland), Misrecognition in activation in practice – young clients, activation policies and employment offices Määttä, Mirja (University of Eastern Finland, Finland), Conflicting participatory policies in youth services PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Aaltonen, Sanna (Finnish Youth Research Society, Finland), Berg, Päivi (Finnish Youth Research Society, Finland), Affordances of welfare services for agency of young adults on the margins 14:00 - 15:30 26th Wednesday FA 650 Chair: Shildrick, Tracy (University of Leeds) RN30S03b / The Impact and Role of Youth Policies - B Cuzzocrea, Valentina (Università di Cagliari, Italy), The discourse of ‘autonomy’: EU policy and youth transitions Lähteenmaa, Jaana (Universityof Helsinki, Finland), A typology of young unemployed peoples’ relationships to ALP’s - the case of Finland Slezak, Ewa (Cracow University of Economics, Poland), Fighting threat of social exclusion of the young people entering the labour market. The policy responses in Poland. 14:00 - 15:30 26th Wednesday FA 651 Chair: Aaltonen, Sanna (Finnish Youth Research Society) RN30S04a / Political Participation - A RN 30 Pollock, Gary (Manchester Metropolitan University, United Kingdom), Snee, Helene (Manchester Metropolitan University, United Kingdom), Brock, Tom (Manchester Metropolitan University, United Kingdom), Grimm, Robert (Manchester Metropolitan University, United Kingdom), Ellison, Mark (Manchester Metropolitan University, United Kingdom), Trust, participation and inequality amongst young people across Europe Yndigegn, Carsten (University of Southern Denmark, Denmark), Shaping Europe? – Youth on the move Kudrnac, Ales (Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic), Family before School? Impact of Education on Youth Electoral Participation 14:00 - 15:30 26th Wednesday FA 601 Chair: Kwiecinska-Zdrenka, Monika (Nicolaus Copernicus University) RN30S04b / Political Participation - B Hudelist, Andreas (Alpen-Adria-Universität Klagenfurt, Austria), Wutti, Daniel (Alpen-Adria-Universität Klagenfurt, Austria), Politics of participation. (De)constructing the understanding of young people's politics? Zavala Pelayo, Edgar (Freie Universität Berlin, Germany), Is there anything interesting on the other side? Religious and political thoughts in Mexico's young politicians. Kurkiala, Jacob (Åbo Akademi University, Finland), Nyman-Kurkiala, Pia (Åbo Akademi University, Finland), Grannäs, Jan (University of Gävle, Sweden), Söderberg, Patrik (Åbo Akademi University, Finland), RESEARCH NETWORK 30 359 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Kyheröinen, Joni (Åbo Akademi University, Finland), Youth, Citizenship and Democracy – Findings from a youth survey in two Nordic regions Derado, Augustin (Institute of Social Sciences Ivo Pilar, Croatia), Dergić, Vanja (Institute of Social Sciences Ivo Pilar, Croatia), Croatian youth and populism: the mixed methods analysis of the populism ‘breeding ground’ among the youth in Zagreb 14:00 - 15:30 26th Wednesday FA 603 Chair: Mary, Aurelie Aline (University of Tampere) RN 30 16:00 - 17:30 26th Wednesday FA 650 Chair: Almeida Alves, Nuno (University Institute of Lisbon) JS_RN04+RN28+RN30 / Sport Participation: Means of Social Inclusion or Social Exclusion? Roberti, Geraldina (University of L'Aquila, Italy), Mortara, Ariela (IULM, Italy), When sport is helpful. The role of sport in the after earthquake at L’Aquila (Italy) Michelsen la Cour, Annette (University of Southern Denmark, Denmark), Anti-radicalisation as aim – social exchange as outcome – an intervention using sport as a means to antiradicalisation Kirchhoff, Nicole (TU Dortmund, Germany), Visions of Normality: Body Pictures of Boys and Girls Merodio, Guiomar (Universitat de Barcelona, Spain), Castro-Sandúa, Marcos (Universitat de Barcelona, Spain), New Alternative Masculinities in Physical Education and school sport RN30S05 / Youth on the Margins Haragus, Paul Teodor (Babes-Bolyai Unversity of Cluj-Napoca, Romania, Romania), Iovu, Mihai Bogdan (Babes-Bolyai Unversity of Cluj-Napoca, Romania, Romania), Outcomes of Adolescence and the Transition to Adulthood in Romanian Socially Excluded Youth Fansten, Maia (Université Paris Descartes, Cermes3, France), French hikikomori, a typology of social withdrawal among youth Çelik, Kezban (Ondokuz Mayıs University, Department of Sociology Turkey), Yüce Tar, Yasemin (Ondokuz Mayıs University, Department of Sociology Turkey), Young Girls of Seasonal Agricultural Work: Whether seasonal work is letting them to combine work and school or not? af Ursin, Piia-Kaisa (University of Turku, Finland), Haanpää, Leena (University of Turku, Finland), Risk Factors of Perceived Poor State of Health Among Finnish Children and Youth 360 RESEARCH NETWORK 30 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 16:00 - 17:30 26th Wednesday FA 651 Chair: Pless, Mette (The Danish Centre for Youth Research, Aalborg University) RN30S06 / Scarring Effect in the Life Course and Across Generations Siisiäinen, Martti (University of Jyväskylä, Finland), “If you cannot get what you want, you have to want what you can get”. The life course of young unemployed as causality of the probable Bolíbar, Mireia (University of Bremen, Germany), The relational side of the scarring effect: personal networks and (un) employment of the young over the life course Nazio, Tiziana (University of Torino, Italy), Filandri, Marianna (University of Torino, Italy), O'Reilly, Jacqueline (University of Brighton, UK), Social origin and employment attachment of young people and their siblings in Europe Shildrick, Tracy (University of Leeds, United Kingdom), Extreme disadvantage and youth transitions to adulthood RN 30 Chauvel, Louis (University of Luxemburg, Luxembourg), Schroeder, Martin (Philipps-Universität Marburg, Germany), Welfare Regimes and Inequalities between and within Generations, a 16 Country Comparison 16:00 - 17:30 26th Wednesday FA 601 Chair: Mary, Aurelie Aline (University of Tampere) JS_RN05+RN30c / Youth and Consumption Styles Haanpää, Leena (University of Turku, Finland), Wilska, Terhi-Anna (University of Jyväskylä, Finland), The effects of socializing agents on youth consumption styles Eisentraut, Steffen (University of Wuppertal, Germany), König, Alexandra (University of Wuppertal, Germany), “I love these Shoes” – Shopping as a Practice of Legitimization and Presentation Hohnen, Pernille (Aalborg University, Denmark), Gram, Malene (Aalborg University, Denmark), Böcker Jakobsen, Turf (The Danish Consumer Council), Credit and debt as the ‘new normal’. Conceptualizing the risk of ‘overindebtedness’ as part of emerging financial practices in contemporary consumer society. Otte, Gunnar (Johannes Gutenberg-University Mainz, Germany), Social inequalities and symbolic boundaries in a local club and discotheque market RESEARCH NETWORK 30 361 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 18:00 - 19:30 26th Wednesday FA 650 Chair: Cuzzocrea, Valentina (Università di Cagliari) RN30S07b / Life and Future Aspirations - B Tikkanen, Jenni Emilia (Centre for Research on Lifelong Learning and Education (CELE), University of Turku, Finland), Adolescents and Parents’ Educational Aspirations and Future Worries in the Context of Late Modern Uncertainty Narbut, Nikolay (Peoples' Friendship University of Russia, Russian Federation), Trotsuk, Irina (Peoples' Friendship University of Russia, Russian Federation), Russian students’ life plans, expectations and concerns in the professional field: the results of an empirical study RN 30 18:00 - 19:30 26th Wednesday FA 651 Chair: Aaltonen, Sanna (Finnish Youth Research Society) Pruisken, Henrik (Bielefeld University CRC 882, Germany), Realization opportunities of gender-atypical occupational aspirations Oinonen, Eriikka (University of Tampere, Finland), Henriksson, Lea (Institute of occupational Health, Finland), Dreams, plans and realities. Expected and experienced transitions from university to work RN30S08 / Political Activism Almeida Alves, Nuno (ISCTE-IUL, Portugal), Young activists in the making Roberts, Ken (University of Liverpool, United Kingdom), The Social and Demographic Contexts of the Arab Spring in North Africa Gawrecká, Daniela (Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic), University Students and Politics: Contextualizing Student Political Activism in the Czech Republic and Germany Camozzi, Ilenya (University of Milan-Bicocca, Italy), Cherubini, Daniela (University of Milan-Bicocca, Italy), Rivetti, Paola (Dublin City University, Ireland), A return on youth cultures in Arab Mediterranean countries. Trends and comparative developments of the scholarship 18:00 - 19:30 26th Wednesday FA 601 Chair: Pless, Mette (The Danish Centre for Youth Research, Aalborg University) 362 RESEARCH NETWORK 30 RN30S09 / Political Extremism Berényi, Zoltán (University of Debrecen, Hungary), Murányi, István (University of Debrecen, Hungary), Correlation between fragmented political socialization and attraction to political extremism Wojtasik, Karolina (University of Silesia, Poland), Young Europeans as a target of IS (Islamic State) propaganda PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Böcskei, Balázs (HAS Centre for Social Sciences Institute for Political Science, Hungary), Contemporary Hungarian far right and the anxious youth Litvina, Darya (National Research University Higher School of Economics, Russian Federation), Youth against inequality: anti-capitalist and anti-fascist movements across Europe 18:00 - 19:30 26th Wednesday FA 447 Chairs: Wilska, Terhi-Anna (University of Jyväskylä) Mary, Aurelie Aline (University of Tampere) JS_RN05+RN30b / Building Young People´s Identities in Media Lin, Liang-Wen (University of California, Los Angeles, United States of America), Habitus on social media: College students’ different approaches to identity construction on Facebook RN 30 Morris, Max (Durham University, United Kingdom), ‘Charlie is so cool like’: Authenticity, popularity and inclusive masculinity on YouTube Truninger, Monica (University of Lisbon, Portugal), Ferreira, Vítor Sérgio (University of Lisbon, Portugal), Consuming food media, building dreams among Young Portuguese Chefs Oksanen, Atte (University of Tampere, Finland), Kaakinen, Markus (University of Tampere, Finland), Näsi, Matti (University of Tampere, Finland), Räsänen, Pekka (University of Tampere, Finland), Online Exposure to Pro-Eating Disorder Content among Young People in the UK, Germany and Finland 19:30 - 20:30 26th Wednesday FA Krejcar 111 11:00 - 12:30 27th Thursday FA 650 Chair: Nazio, Tiziana (University of Torino) RN30BM / Business Meeting RN30S10 / Social Media: Risks, Attitudes and Sociopolitical Role Näsi, Matti (University of Turku, Finland), Oksanen, Atte (University of Tampere), Kaakinen, Markus (University of Tampere), Räsänen, Pekka (University of Turku, Finland), Online harassment among young adults: A four country comparison of the perceived experiences RESEARCH NETWORK 30 363 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Gavrila, Mihaela (Sapienza Università di Roma, Dipartimento di Comunicazione e Ricerca Sociale, Italy), The Future Through the Eyes of the Young: Rethingking the Italian Public Broadcasting Service Allaste, Airi-Alina (Tallinn University, Estonia), Everyday activism and internet Svatoň Gillárová, Kateřina (Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic), “I’ve always preferred a computer to a television because I could do there what I wanted to do, not–as in case of television–what they told me.” The role of information and communication technologies in the socialization of teenagers. RN 30 11:00 – 12:30 27th Thursday FA 651 Chair: Nugin, Raili (Tallinn University) Prievara, Dora Katalin (University of Szeged, Hungary), Piko, Bettina (University of Szeged, Hungary), Socio-economic factors behind the problematic internet use among Hungarian girls RN30S11 / Civic Participation Bonnesen, Laerke (Roskilde University, Denmark), Social inequality and youth civic participation Kovacheva, Siyka Kostadinova (Paisii Hilendarski University of Plovdiv, Bulgaria), Differences and inequalities in civic mindedness and participation among Bulgarian youth Kwiecinska-Zdrenka, Monika (Nicolaus Copernicus University, Poland), Mental and social maps of young adults civic activity Neves, Barbara Barbosa (University of Toronto, Canada; CAPP, ISCSP, University of Lisbon, Portugal), Carvalho, Diana (CAPP, ISCSP, University of Lisbon, Portugal), Serra, Fernando (CAPP, ISCSP, University of Lisbon, Portugal), Social capital and civic engagement in transition to early adulthood: a cohort study 11:00 - 12:30 27th Thursday FA 601 Chair: Devlin, Maurice (Maynooth University) RN30S12 / Rural and Urban Space Nugin, Raili (Tallinn University, Estonia), Creatively Reworking the Everyday: Rural Youth Visualizing Rural Space Østergaard, Jeanette (SFI - The Danish National Centre for Social Research,, Denmark), The Social Representation of Urban Playscapes in England and Denmark: Young People Talking about Photographs of Nighttime Leisure Spaces. Eseverri Mayer, Cecilia (Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales, France), Suburban Youth in Madrid and Paris. The Role of Intermediate Structures in the Integration of Children from Muslim Background 364 RESEARCH NETWORK 30 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Gunter, Anthony Donovan (University of East London, United Kingdom), Growing up poor in austerity Britain: multiple deprivation and poor transitions in one super-diverse East London borough 14:00 - 15:30 27th Thursday FA 650 Chair: Almeida Alves, Nuno (University Institute of Lisbon) RN30S13 / Transitions to Adulthood Ranta, Mette Aino Maria (University of Jyväskylä, Finland; University of Helsinki, Finland), Pathways and transitions to adulthood during the economic recession in Finland: Developmental tasks, financial resources, and agency Carvalho, Diana (ISCSP, Portugal), Maciel, Diana (ISCSP, Portugal), Torres, Anália (ISCSP, Portugal), Early transitions to adulthood: where does the rush come from? Evidence from a longitudinal study in Portugal RN 30 Nilsen, Ann (University of Bergen, Norway), Young, free and independent? A discussion of the transition to adulthood and intergenerational relationships Boewing-Schmalenbrock, Melanie (German Youth Institute (Deutsches Jugendinstitut e.V.)), Lex, Tilly (German Youth Institute (Deutsches Jugendinstitut e.V.)), Youth Transitions to Economic Independence 14:00 - 15:30 27th Thursday FA 651 Chair: Allaste, Airi-Alina (Tallinn University) RN30S14 / Work Values and Volunteering Lübke, Christiane (Universität Duisburg-Essen, Germany), Intergenerational transmission of job insecurity: Linking parents’ job experience and children’s work preferences and expectations Saka, Belit (University Duisburg-Essen, Germany), Intergenerational transmission of volunteering. Socialization and status transmission effects disentangled? Eroglu, Sebnem (University of Bristol, United Kingdom), Understanding Migrant Self-Employment and its implications for Economic Adaptation: An Investigation of Three Generations of Turks Settled in Europe Walker, Charlie (University of Southampton, United Kingdom), ‘I just don’t want to connect my life with this occupation’. Working-class young men, manual labour and social mobility in contemporary Russia. Hoskins, Bryony (Roehampton University, United Kingdom), Inequalities and Volunteering: Who gets to work for free? RESEARCH NETWORK 30 365 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 14:00 - 15:30 27th Thursday FA 601 Chair: Taru, Marti (Tallinn University) RN30S15 / Violence and Deviant Behaviour Lunneblad, Johannes (Department of Education, Communication and Learning, University of Gothenburg), Johansson, Thomas (Department of Education, Communication and Learning, University of Gothenburg), Odenbring, Ylva (Department of Education, Communication and Learning, University of Gothenburg), Everyday Life Conflicts or Crimes? Framing and naming violence and victimization in schools Ravn, Signe (SFI - The Danish National Centre for Social Research, Denmark), “I would never start a fight but…”. Masculinities and ‘the right amount’ of violence RN 30 16:00 - 17:30 27th Thursday FA 650 Chair: Kriesi, Irene Susanna (Swiss Federal Institute for Vocational Education and Training (SFIVET)) Bergmann, Marie Christine (Criminological Research Institute of Lower Saxony, Germany), Deviant behavior – increasing or decreasing the social status among peers? Magaraggia, Sveva (University of Roma TRE, Italy), Camozzi, Ilenya (University of Milan-Bicocca), Italian Young men and women’s Representations of Violence RN30S16 / Social and Professional Mobility Torres, Anália Maria Cardoso (CIEG/ISCSP/University of Lisbon, Portugal), Serra, Fernando (CAPP/ISCSP/University of Lisbon, Portugal), Ferreira de Almeida, Joao (CIES-IUL, University Institute of Lisbon, Portugal), Brites, Rui (ISEG/University of Lisbon), Maciel, Diana (CIEG/ISCSP/University of Lisbon, Portugal), Ramos, Elisabete (ISPUP/University of Porto, Portugal), Barros, Henrique (ISPUP/University of Porto, Portugal), Social mobility profiles in the transition to adulthood. Results from a longitudinal study Li, Hang (The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong S.A.R. (China)), Chiu, Stephen Wing Kai (The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong S.A.R. (China)), Dissenting Youth in Hong Kong: Perceived Social Mobility, Value Orientations, and Local Identity Sant'Ana, Helena (CIEG/School of Social and Political Sciences (ISCSPULisboa), Portugal), Maciel, Diana (CIEG/School of Social and Political Sciences (ISCSPULisboa), Portugal), Torres, Anália (CIEG/School of Social and Political Sciences (ISCSPULisboa), Portugal), Brites, Rui (ISEG/Lisboa, Portugal), Ramos, Elisabete (ISPUP, University of Porto, Portugal), 366 RESEARCH NETWORK 30 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Barros, Henrique (ISPUP, University of Porto, Portugal), Youth, social mobility, education and depression Trede, Ines (Swiss Federal Institute for Vocational Education and Training SFIVET, Switzerland), Kriesi, Irene (Swiss Federal Institute for Vocational Education and Training SFIVET, Switzerland), The role of training firms in explaining transitions to higher education 16:00 - 17:30 27th Thursday FA 651 Chair: Oinonen, Eriikka (University of Tampere) RN30S17 / School and Higher Education Vogt, Kristoffer Chelsom (University of Bergen, Norway), ‘Dropout’ and age-normativity in school-to-work transitions RN 30 Schmitsek, Szilvia (University of Warwick), 'Who are you to know who I am'- how to reduce dropout-rate in England, Denmark and Hungary Winkler, Oliver (Martin-Luther-University Halle-Wittenberg, Germany), Delayed Educational Sequences in the Life Course of Young Adults in Germany Nordlander, Erica (University of Gothenburg, Sweden), The importance of youth activities and class origin for entering tertiary education Alieva, Aigul (Luxembourg Institute of Socio-Economic Research (former CEPS/INSTEAD), Luxembourg), Transition from primary to secondary schools among immigrant youth in Europe. 16:00 - 17:30 27th Thursday FA 601 Chair: Pless, Mette (The Danish Centre for Youth Research, Aalborg University) RN30S18 / Agency and Socio-political Change Juvonen, Tarja (University of Helsinki, Finland), ‘Having To’ as a culturally defined part of agency in the youth Ságvári, Bence (Hungarian Academy of Sciences Centre for Social Sciences), Divergent patterns of trust in East-Central Europe. The case of youth in Hungary. Szafraniec, Krystyna (Nicolaus Copernicus University, Poland), 3. Youth in (post)communist space - a driver of social change or a big social problem? Some remarks based on an international project covering several European and Asian countries Pirni, Andrea (Univeristy of Genoa, Italy), Youth through social sciences. A kaleidoscopic view RESEARCH NETWORK 30 367 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 11:00 - 12:30 28th Friday FA 650 Chair: Cuzzocrea, Valentina (Università di Cagliari) RN30S19 / Structural Conflicts and Inequalities Marcelić, Sven (University of Zadar, Department of Sociology, Zadar, Croatia), Barada, Valerija (University of Zadar, Department of Sociology, Zadar, Croatia), Zdravković, Željka (University of Zadar, Department of Sociology, Zadar, Croatia), Youth on Croatian islands: Double institutional dependency and local reproduction of structural inequalities Urzha, Olga Alexandrovna (Russian State Social University, Russian Federation), The dynamics of the socialization of the Russian youth in a changing world RN 30 11:00 - 12:30 28th Friday FA 651 Chair: Mary, Aurelie Aline (University of Tampere) Saikova, Anastasiia (Novosibirsk State University, Russian Federation), Human potential of Russian youth: structure and forming methods (the case of a big city). Messyasz, Karolina (University of Lodz, Poland), Young People Between Generation Location and Generation Unit RN30S20 / Uncertainty, Precarity, Economic Recession Zueras, Pilar (Centre d'Estudis Demogràfics, Spain), Miret-Gamundi, Pau (Centre d'Estudis Demogràfics, Spain), The impact of the crisis on the Spanish labour market: an effect of the age, gender, generation or personal characteristics? Chtouris, Sotiris (University of the Aegean, Greece), Mpalourdos, Dionysis (National Center for Social Research, Greece), Miller, DeMond S. (Rowan University, United States of America), The Transitional Phases of Greek Youth In The Time of Economic Crisis Kiersztyn, Anna (Institute of Philosophy and Sociology, Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland; Institute of Sociology, University of Warsaw, Poland), Early Careers on a Segmented Labour Market: Who Can Escape the Precarity Trap? 11:00 - 12:30 28th Friday FA 601 Chair: Aaltonen, Sanna (Finnish Youth Research Society) RN30S21 / Scarcity and Economic Poverty Van Aerschot, Lina (University of Tampere, Finland), Häikiö, Liisa (University of Tampere, Finland), Kallinen, Yrjö (University of Tampere, Finland), Snellman, Karita (University of Tampere, Finland), Young people’s experiences on scarce financial resources Gutiérrez Sastre, Marta (University of Salamanca, Spain), Martin Coppola, Eva (Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia, Spain), Youth transitions in Spain: a broken social promise for middle classes 368 RESEARCH NETWORK 30 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Binder, Piotr (Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland), Bending the Rules for the Children’s Sake – Young Parents in Poland and the Problem of Quality Early Childhood Education and Care (ECEC) Andrade, Regina (Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil), Almeida, Ligia (Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil), Literary production: young people in Favela da Mangueira, Rio de Janeiro 14:00 - 15:30 28th Friday FA 651 Chair: Cuzzocrea, Valentina (Università di Cagliari) RN30S22 / Health, Risks, Well-being Garncarek, Emilia (University of Lodz, Poland), Malinowska, Ewa (University of Lodz, Poland), Czernecka, Julita (University of Lodz, Poland), Gender differences in attitudes towards health and appearance of young Polish women and men Berten, Hans (Childhood & Society, Belgium), Piessens, An (Childhood & Society, Belgium), Patterns of leisure experiences and its relation to leisure time activities: A study among teenagers in the Brussels-capital region. RN 30 Serra, Fernando (CAPP, ISCSP, University of Lisbon, Portugal), Santana, Helena (CAPP, ISCSP, University of Lisbon, Portugal), Torres, Anália (CAPP, ISCSP, University of Lisbon, Portugal), Maciel, Diana (CAPP, ISCSP, University of Lisbon, Portugal), Carvalho, Diana (CAPP, ISCSP, University of Lisbon, Portugal), Social mobility, education and risk behaviours in youngsters. A longitudinal study 14:00 - 15:30 28th Friday FA 601 Chair: Ravn, Signe (SFI - The Danish National Centre for Social Research) RN30S23 / Ethnic Minorities, Identity Negotiation Pásztor, Rita (Partium Christian University, Romania), Success Factors of Youth with Double Minority Status in Romania Yamamura, Sakura (University of Hamburg/Maastricht University), Transnational Home of European Third Culture Kids in Shanghai Franceschelli, Michela (UCL Institute of Education, United Kingdom), O'Brien, Margaret (UCL Institute of Education, United Kingdom), ‘Being Modern and Modest’: South Asian Young British Muslims Negotiating Multiple Influences on their Identity 14:00 - 15:30 28th Friday FA 650 Chair: Mary, Aurelie Aline (University of Tampere) JS_RN05+RN30a / Youth and Risky Consumption Stanoev, Martin (Silesian University in Opava, Faculty of Public Policies in Opava, Czech Republic), Drugs as an element of life style RESEARCH NETWORK 30 369 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Jakobsson, Mats (Lulea University of Technology, Sweden), ”Psychonauts”, “healthneers” and those between; Preferences and consumption of illicit drugs among youth in northern rural Sweden. Wendt, Eva-Verena (German Youth Institute (DJI), Germany), Entleitner, Christine (German Youth Institute (DJI), Germany), Walper, Sabine (German Youth Institute (DJI), Germany), Alcohol Use in Young and Middle Adolescence: Influences of Family Structure and Parenting Behavior RN 30 16:00 - 17:30 28th Friday FA 650 Chair: Mary, Aurelie Aline (University of Tampere) Masson, Philippe (University of Lille 2, (France), Porrovecchio, Alessandro (University of the Littoral Opal Coast, France), Caby, Isabelle (University of Artois), Kuehn, Carl (University of the Littoral Opal Coast, France), Pezé, Thierry (University of the Littoral Opal Coast, France), Theunynck, Denis (University of the Littoral Opal Coast, France), Risk, addictions and rituals. A sociological interpretation of the Opal Coast students’ anomy RN30S07a / Life and Future Aspirations - A Ferreira, Vitor Sérgio (Institute of Social Sciences - University of Lisbon, Portugal), Magnetic field of young people's new dream jobs: contrasts and continuities between idealised and realised work values in youth transitions to labour market Mandich, Giuliana (University of Cagliari, Italy), Dreams of ordinariness. The missing middle of youth aspirations. Reegård, Kaja (Department of Sociology, University of Bergen, Norway; Fafo Institute for Labour and Social Research, Norway), Definitely maybe. Navigating changing aspirations in Norwegian clerical vocational training Karapehlivan Şenel, Funda (Sociology Department, Marmara University, Turkey), The World of Internship: Hopes, Fears and Expectations 16:00 - 17:30 28th Friday FA 651 Chair: Määttä, Mirja (University of Eastern Finland) 370 RESEARCH NETWORK 30 RN30S24 / Family Formation, Housing Transitions Chicherina, Ekaterina (Bergische Universität Wuppertal, Germany), The Construction of Romantic Relationships by Youth in Germany and Kyrgyzstan Iovu, Mihai-Bogdan (Babeș-Bolyai University Cluj-Napoca, Romania), Hărăguș, Paul Teodor (Babeș-Bolyai University Cluj-Napoca, Romania), Romanian Adolescents’ Expectations to Cohabit and Marry PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Henchoz, Caroline (Université de Fribourg, Switzerland), Wernli, Boris (FORS, Switzerland), The financial conditions of young people’s housing transitions in Switzerland 16:00 - 17:30 28th Friday FA 601 Chair: Almeida Alves, Nuno (University Institute of Lisbon) RN30S25 / Socio-economic Intergenerational Inequalities Rungule, Ritma (Riga Stradins University, Latvia), Lace, Tana (Riga Stradins University, Latvia), Subjective assessment of the impact of the economic crisis: generational differences Kalmus, Veronika (University of Tartu, Estonia), Time as resource: Applying time-related categories in studying intergenerational inequalities RN 30 Nico, Magda (CIES-IUL, Portugal), Alves, Nuno de Almeida (CIES-IUL, Portugal), Wellbeing, inequalities and life course: qualitative evidence from a study with children and young people in Portugal RESEARCH NETWORK 30 371 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION RN31 - ETHNIC RELATIONS, RACISM AND ANTISEMITISM 11:00 - 12:30 26th Wednesday FCE AS134 Chairs: Spencer, Philip (Kingston University) Tarant, Zbyněk (University of West Bohemia) RN31S07 / Old and New Racisms and the Space of Europe Alietti, Alfredo (University of Ferrara, Italy), Padovan, Dario (University of Turin, Italy), The racialized boundaries: Anti-Gypsyism in Europe Knothe, Holger (Munich University, Germany), Political education and Anti-Gypsyism Pabjan, Barbara (University of Wroclaw, Institute of Sociology, Poland), Do Poles like Germans? Social differentiation of ethnic conflicts in collective memory RN 31 12:45 - 13:45 26th Wednesday FCE Poster Area 14:00 - 15:30 26th Wednesday FCE AS134 Chair: Badenhoop, Sophie Elisabeth (University of Glasgow) Szmeja, Maria (AGH University of Science and Technology Krakow, Poland), Discrimination of Ethnic Minority in Europe: Case of Silesia RN31P01 / Poster Session Nyman-Kurkiala, Pia Elisabeth (Åbo Akademi University, Finland), Storsved, Linnéa (Åbo Akademi University, Finland), Kurkiala, Henrik (Åbo Akademi University, Finland), Minority young people’s defence strategies against language abuse by majority young people – young people’s stories about tense ethnic relations RN31S03 / National Ideologies Krzeminski, Ireneusz (Warsaw University,, Poland), National ideology - the creator of differentiation and division. Janák, Dušan (Silesian university in Opava, Czech Republic), Political sociology and the national identity concept of Edvard Beneš (1884 – 1948), transfer of Germans from Czechoslovakia after WWII and problems concerning ethnicity based social exclusion in the Czech-Polish border area today Yegen, Mesut (Istanbul Sehir University, Turkey), The Construction of Turkish Nationhood: the rule and the exceptions Ichijo, Atsuko (Kingston University, United Kingdom), Moments of subversion and resistance: Unintended consequences of nationalist/imperialist ideas in the Japanese Empire 16:00 - 17:30 26th Wednesday FCE AS134 Chair: McGeever, Brendan (Birkbeck, University of London) RN31S15 / Changing Antisemitism/New Antisemitism and Israel-critique, Conspiracy Theories Tarant, Zbyněk (University of West Bohemia, Czech Republic), The Role of Antisemitic Conspiracy Theories in the 2013 Czech Presidential Elections Höttemann, Michael (University of Marburg, Germany), “If you criticise Israel you’re labelled as anti-Semitic.“ Exploring the genesis and function of a popular rumour 372 RESEARCH NETWORK 31 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Knappertsbusch, Felix Benjamin (Justus Liebig University Giessen, Germany), Anti-American Prejudice as Discriminatory Rhetoric – Examples from a Mixed Methods Study on Current Anti-Americanism in Germany Schroeder, Ilka (TU Berlin/ Birkbeck, United Kingdom), Postone revisited 18:00 - 19:30 26th Wednesday FCE AS134 Chair: Bhambra, Gurminder K. (University of Warwick) RN31S05 / Black Europe: Other Cosmopolitanisms Wigger, Iris (Loughborough University, United Kingdom), Racism, black stereotypicality and alienated bodies in the Early Enlightenment: The case of Angelo Soliman Weinhouse, Linda (Community College of Baltimore County, USA), Sicher, Efraim (Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel), Jewish Othello/Black Shylock: Imagining European anti-Semitism and Racism in Caryl Phillips’ The Nature of Blood RN 31 Narayan, John Christopher (University of Warwick, United Kingdom), Cosmopolitan Europe and Austerity: Eurocentrism and the Spectre of Coloured Cosmopolitanism 18:00 - 19:30 26th Wednesday FCE AS135 Chair: Arnold, Sina (Humboldt University) RN31S11 / Xenophobia, Institutional Racism and Everyday Racism Casa-Nova, Maria José Manso (University of Minho, Portugal), Dialecticity of power and racism: Effects on those who dominate and those who are dominated Scharathow, Wiebke (University of Education Freiburg, Germany), Racism in Everyday Life. Challenges and Difficulties in Adressing Racism Domínguez Alegría, Gloria (Complutense University of Madrid, Spain), Measuring Xenophobia in Adolescence Niijima, Yoshie (Keio University, Japan), Examining Ethnic Minority Relations and Politics —A Cultural Studies Approach 18:00 - 19:30 26th Wednesday FA 602 Chairs: Forté-Gallois, Lucie (Université Paul Sabatier) Charitopoulou, Effrosyni (University of Oxford (not affiliated for the present academic year) JS_RN28+RN31 / Racial/Ethnic Relations and Sport Forté-Gallois, Lucie (Université Paul Sabatier, France), Charlot, Vincent (Université Paul Sabatier, France), Racial stereotypes and high-level sport: a comparative analysis of the "white" and the "black" athlete’s figure in the Olympic Games’s press coverage Kyeremeh, Sandra Agyei (University of Padua, Italy), Women in sports: playing and negotiating identities in the Italian fields RESEARCH NETWORK 31 373 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Ergin, Murat (Koc University, Turkey), Mehmet Aurelio: Race and Belonging in Turkish Football Turtiainen, Riikka-Maria (University of Turku, Finland), Racism and Discrimination of Sporting Culture in the age of Social Media 19:30 - 20:30 26th Wednesday FCE AS134 RN 31 11:00 – 12:30 27th Thursday FCE AS135 Chair: RN31BM / Business Meeting RN31S01 / Dynamics of Difference: Understanding Difference Intersectionally Campion, Karis (University of Manchester, United Kingdom), The Missing ‘wave’ of Mixed Race Research Arnold, Sina (Humboldt University, Germany), Germany as a “post-migrant” society? Examining a new paradigm Harries, Bethan (University of Manchester, United Kingdom), “Divide and conquer?” The effects of public sector retrenchment on antiracist organising Badenhoop, Sophie Elisabeth (University of Glasgow, United Kingdom), Beyond ethnicity – British and German citizenship legislation in historical comparison 11:00 – 12:30 27th Thursday FCE AS134 RN31S13 / Postcolonialism, Post-genocide: Nationalism, Zionism and Anti-zionism in Europe and MENA Chair: Spencer, Philip (Kingston University) Sicher, Efraim (Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel), The Postcolonial Jew Stoller, Kim Robin (Free University Berlin/ IIBSA), Antisemitism and Strategies to Combat Antisemitism in a Muslim-Arab Dominated Society. Morocco as an example Webman, Esther (Tel Avi University, Israel), The Impact of the "Arab Spring" on the Image of the "Jew" in Arab Public Discourse Tosun, Mehtap (Middle East Technical University, Turkey), Ethnic Map and Memory of Violence: Dersim Armenians in Turkey 374 RESEARCH NETWORK 31 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 14:00 – 15:30 27th Thursday FCE AS135 Chair: Modood, Tariq (University of Bristol) RN31S02 / Distance and Difference, Segregation and Stigmatisation Svensson, Mikael (Uppsala University, Sweden), The importance of class and other identity-neutral mechanisms for understanding segregating practices: A comparative study of segregating practices in different social classes in Sweden Storm, Ingrid (University of Manchester, United Kingdom), Sobolewska, Maria (University of Manchester, United Kingdom), Ford, Robert (University of Manchester, United Kingdom), “Would you mind if a close relative married a Muslim?” Reciprocal social distance and ethnic hierarchies in Britain Witte, Nils (BIGSSS/ Universität Bremen, Germany), Turkish Residents‘ Responses to Stigmatization – Frustrated and Bullish Strategies RN 31 Debnar, Milos (Doshisha University, Japan), White European migrants in Japan – unavoidable differences or obscured inequalities? 14:00 – 15:30 27th Thursday FCE AS134 Chair: Fine, Robert (University of Warwick) RN31S14 / Changing Antisemitism / Comparative Antisemitisms McGeever, Brendan (Birkbeck, University of London, United Kingdom) The Bolshevik Response to Antisemitsim in the Russian Revolution, 1917-1919 Beyer, Heiko (University of Wuppertal, Germany), Theoretical reflections and empirical data on the rise of global Antisemitism Dencik, Lars Tomas (Roskilde University, Denmark; HVC, Uppsala University, Sweden), Marosi, Karl (Marosi Marketing, Denmark), Different antisemitisms Vasecka, Michal (Masaryk University, Czech Republic), Do we study Antisemitism anyway? Critical Insight into studies of Antisemitism in Central Europe after 1989. RESEARCH NETWORK 31 375 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 16:00 - 17:30 27th Thursday FCE AS134 Chair: Schroeder, Ilka (TU Berlin/ Birkbeck) RN31S09 / Critical Theory and Intersectionality, Racism and Antisemitism Fine, Robert (University of Warwick, United Kingdom), Arendt's Jewish Writings: reading against the grain Spencer, Philip (Kingston University, United Kingdom), Genocide, crimes against humanity and apartheid? - reflections on contemporary anti-Zionism from an Arendtian perspective Achinger, Christine (University of Warwick, United Kingdom), Intersectionality and critical theory Milbradt, Björn (University of Kassel, Germany), Critique of Intersectionality RN 31 16:00 - 17:30 27th Thursday FCE AS135 Chair: Dencik, Lars Tomas (Roskilde University) RN31S12 / Citizenship, Belonging, the Nation: Xeno-racism and National Others Hercowitz-Amir, Adi (University of Haifa, Israel), Raijman, Rebeca (University of Haifa, Israel), Caught between Humanitarianism and Exclusionism? Attitudes of the Danish public towards asylum seekers Huang, Yi-wen (Birkbeck, University of London, United Kingdom), Cultural Differences or Enemy of the State? Demand from Different Perspectives: Policies and Our "Guests" in Taiwan Brathwaite, Beverley (University of Hertfordshire, United Kingdom), What shapes the occupational Identity of British born African - Caribbean registered nurses? Bolognani, Marta (University of Bristol, United Kingdom), United in Racism? Anti-Europeans’ discourse as an aspect of integration of second-generation South Asians in Britain 11:00 - 12:30 28th Friday FCE AS134 Chair: RN31S04 / Understanding Anti-Muslim Racism Comparatively Dekel, Irit (Humboldt-University, Germany), Efe, Ibrahim (Kilis 7 Aralık Üniversitesi, Turkey), Forchtner, Bernhard (Humboldt-University, Germany), Debating circumcision in Germany, Israel and Turkey: the negotiation of bodies and differences Spruyt, Bram (Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium), The ‘Islamization of the stranger’ and its impact on public opinion. An empirical analysis of the dispersion of anti-Muslim feelings compared to general ethnic prejudice among the public at large 376 RESEARCH NETWORK 31 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Doughan, Sultan (UC Berkeley, Germany), Social Inequalities and Temporal Differences - Citizenship-Bildung in the Context of Anti-Semitism and Islamophobia 11:00 - 12:30 28th Friday FCE AS135 Chair: Stepanikova, Irena (UAB) RN31S16a / Reconceptualising Discrimination I Supik, Linda (KWI Essen, Germany), Statistical visibility of diversity? Towards a European collection of equality data Li, Yaojun (Manchester University, United Kingdom), Ethnic inequalities in social mobility Rogstad, Jon (Fafo/NTNU, Norway), Discrimination as an unintended consequence. The significance of social skills RN 31 Modood, Tariq (University of Bristol, United Kingdom), Khattab, Nabil (University of Bristol, United Kingdom), Can ethnic minority strategies reduce the effects of ethnic penalties? 14:00 - 15:30 28th Friday FCE AS134 Chair: Tarant, Zbyněk (University of West Bohemia) RN31S10 / Hate and Enmity: The Right-wing Personality and Out-groups Meuleman, Bart (Institute of Social and Political Opinion Research, University of Leuven, Belgium), Abts, Koen (Institute of Social and Political Opinion Research, University of Leuven, Belgium), Slootmaeckers, Koen (Queen Mary, University of London, UK), Group-focused enmity in Belgium: a sociological approach Ziller, Conrad (University of Cologne, Germany), Personality, status beliefs and right-wing extremist attitudes Kaakinen, Markus (University of Tampere, Finland), Räsänen, Pekka (University of Turku, Finland), Näsi, Matti (University of Turku, Finland), Oksanen, Atte (University of Tampere, Finland), How do offline and online social capital associate with online hate production? Šindelář, Michal (Masaryk university, Czech Republic), Anti-Roma Marches in Czech Republic: Fear, Anger and Shame Fuelling Collective Action RESEARCH NETWORK 31 377 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 14:00 – 15:30 28th Friday FCE AS135 Chair: Modood, Tariq (University of Bristol) RN 31 16:00 – 17:30 28th Friday FCE AS134 Chair: Padovan, Dario (University of Torino) RN31S16b / Reconceptualising Discrimination II Schadauer, Andreas (ZARA - Civilcourage and Anti-Racism-Work, Austria), Experienced racial discrimination and its possible effect on job search Saldaña Tejeda, Abril (Universidad de Guanajuato, Mexico), Genomics and child obesity in Mexico: the resignification of race, nation and gender Castiglione, Debora de Pina (Oswaldo Cruz Foundation, Brazil), Burgard, Sarah (University of Michigan Departments of Sociology and Epidemiology, USA), Medina, Claudia (State University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil), Griep, Rosane (Oswaldo Cruz Foundation, Brazil), Carvalhaes, Flavio (Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil), Moreno, Arlinda (Oswaldo Cruz Foundation, Brazil), Chor, Dóra (Oswaldo Cruz Foundation, Brazil), Discrimination in five life domains in the Brazilian Longitudinal Study of Adult's Health (ELSA-Brasil) Stepanikova, Irena (RECETOX, Masaryk University, Czech Republic; University of Alabama Birmingham, United States of America), Andryskova, Lenka (RECETOX, Masaryk University, Czech Republic), Svancara, Jan (IBA, Masaryk University, Czech Republic), Perceived Discrimination and Self-Rated Health among Czech Women: A Cohort Study Duarte, Evandro Piza (University of Brasilia (Brazil) Universidade de Brasilia UnB, Brazil), Garcia, Rafael de Deus (University of Brasilia (Brazil) Universidade de Brasilia UnB, Brazil), Urban Space and Racism: policing patterns in Drug Policy in Brazilian Cities (Brasilia, Curitiba and Salvador) and the perception of the Young on the Right to the City RN31S06 / Indigeneity, Resistance, Settler Societies Bell, Avril (University of Auckland, New Zealand), Decolonizing conviviality in a settler society Brablec Sklenar, Dana (University of Cambridge, United Kingdom), Indigenous Peoples in a Post-transitional Scene: The Cases of Argentina and Chile Rousell, Davina (Carleton University, Canada), A Preliminary Theory of Cycles of Resistance and Control: A Glimpse into Canada’s Colonial Continuum of Silence and Inaction Stout, Vanessa Theresa (Trinity College Dublin, Ireland), Nigerian, Dubliner, One and the Same: Nigerian Incorporation in Dublin’s Cityspace 378 RESEARCH NETWORK 31 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE RN32 - POLITICAL SOCIOLOGY 11:00 - 12:30 26th Wednesday FA 604 Chair: Sekulic, Tatjana (University of Milan-Bicocca) RN32S01 / Aspire for Membership: Democratization through Europeanization and Post-communist Legacy Mazák, Jaromír (Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic), Chábová, Kristýna (Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic), The Changing Landscape of Political Participation: A Quantitative Case Study of the Czech Republic Kostadinova, Tatiana (Florida International University, USA), Kmetty, Zoltan (Eötvös Loránd University, Hungary), Corruption and Political Participation in Hungary: Testing Models of Civic Engagement RN 32 Beránková, Petra A. (Faculty of Social Sciences at Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic), Grznár, Miroslav (Faculty of Social Sciences at Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic), Samec, Tomáš (Faculty of Social Sciences at Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic), Černá, Lucie (Faculty of Social Sciences at Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic), Repertoires of Political Culture Kostelka, Filip (Sciences Po, Paris, France; College of Europe, Bruges, Belgium), Distant Souls: the Post-Communist Emigration and Voter Turnout Malov, Kirill (Institute of Economics and Industrial Engineering of Siberian Branch of Russian Academy of Sience, Russian Federation), Local government in Russian cities: new challenge of the regime 14:00 – 15:30 26th Wednesda FA 604 Chair: Norocel, Ov Cristian (University of Helsinki) RN32S02 / EU Enlargement and the Inclusive Logic of Integration: Rupture or Continuation? Ditrych, Ondrej (Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles University Prague, Czech Republic), Govern Thy Neighbour: A Governmentality Analysis of EU's Neighbourhood Policy Sobotova, Alena (Université libre de Bruxelles, Belgium), Does the date of accession matter? Perception and self-perception of Brussels-based journalists from New Member States Eicher, Debora (Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz, Germany), Kunißen, Katharina (Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz, Germany), Explanations for the transfer of trust to the EU level: A multilevel approach Sekulic, Tatjana (University of Milan-Bicocca, Italy), The European Union and the integration without enlargement RESEARCH NETWORK 32 379 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 16:00 - 17:30 26th Wednesday FA 604 RN32S03 / Mediating Cultural Diversity: Understanding New Challenges for the Accommodation of Difference and Diversity in Europe and the World Chair: Trenz, Hans-Joerg (University of Copenhagen) Duru, Deniz (University of Copenhagen, Denmark), Trenz, Hans-Jörg (University of Copenhagen, Denmark), The role of social media in mediating diversity in Denmark Brändle, Verena Katharina (University of Copenhagen, Denmark), Contested Diversity? The issue of EU mobility online and forms of political (dis-)engagement during the Eurocrisis Pataki, Gyöngyvér (University of Debrecen, Hungary), Freedom of Everyday Interactions: Youth and Democratic Culture in Hungary RN 32 18:00 – 19:30 26th Wednesday FA 604 Chair: Loch, Dietmar (University of Lille) Trenz, Hans-Joerg (University of Copenhagen, Denmark), Sertaje, Raquel (University of Copenhagen, Denmark), The challenge of Diversity in the Virtual Sphere. Social Media as a Platform for Multicultural Encounters RN32S04 / The Populist Radical Right in Europe: Discourses, Voters, Specific Issues Forchtner, Bernhard (Humboldt-University, Germany), Nature and ‘counter-modernity’: reproducing ideas of national purity and sovereignty in radical right discourses on ecological crises Bossetta, Michael Joseph (University of Copenhagen, Denmark), Populism: The Performance and Perpetuation of Crisis Szawiel, Tadeusz (University of Warsaw, Poland), The far-right voter: social bases or ? The predictors of voting for radical right parties in EU countries te Braak, Petrus (Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium), Elchardus, Mark (Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium), The support for populist attitudes. Is it caused by personal or societal threat? Immerzeel, Tim (Vu University Amsterdam, Netherlands, The), Rijken, Arieke (Vu University Amsterdam, Netherlands, The), Anti-immigrant parties and political participation of immigrants 19:30 - 20:30 26th Wednesday FA 604 380 RESEARCH NETWORK 32 RN32BM / Business Meeting PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 11:00 – 12:30 27th Thursday FA 603 Chair: de Nardis, Fabio (CSPS - University of Salento) RN32S05 / Social Resilience and/or Social Resistance in Times of Political and Economic Crisis de Nardis, Fabio (University of Salento, Italy), Antonazzo, Luca (University of Salento, Italy), The case of the recovered factories in Italy as a strategy of social resilience and resistance Marchetti, Maria Cristina (Sapienza University of Rome, Italy), Urban resilience and new public spaces: community gardening in the city of Rome Díaz, Inmaculada (Universidad de Málaga, Spain), Citizenship through consumption: the case of boycotting in Spain and its comparison to Europe Bekiroğlu, Sibel (Middle East Technical University, Turkey), Everyday Life and Resistance Practices in the Prisons of Turkey RN 32 Tena-Sánchez, Jordi (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain), Noguera, José A. (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain), Parravano, Antonio (Universidad de Los Andes, Venezuela), Hermida, Paula (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain), Field Evidence of Social Influence in the Expression of Political Preferences: The Case of Secessionists Flags in Barcelona 11:00 – 12:30 27th Thursday FA 604 Chair: Ruzza, Carlo (University of Trento) RN32S09 / Citizenship and Political Participation Ozonyia, Peter (Trinity College Dublin, Ireland), Competent Citizenship: The New Imperative 'Turn' in the 21st Century Tabery, Paulina (Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic), Vinopal, Jiri (Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic), Buchtik, Martin (Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic), European Parliament Elections 2014: The Role of Interpersonal Communication in Primary and Secondary Groups Kotras, Marcin (University of Lodz, Poland), Kubala, Konrad (University of Lodz, Poland), Messyasz, Karolina (University of Lodz, Poland), Language of contemporary media and its recipient towards organizing society. Salminiitty, Ritva (University of Turku, Finland), Local democracy in the process of transformation: Has the call for citizen participation reached the city councilors? The case study of Turku in Finland. Bergström, Ylva (Uppsala university, Sweden), Social dimensions of citizenship norms, political orientation and participation in Sweden RESEARCH NETWORK 32 381 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 14:00 - 15:30 27th Thursday FA 603 Chair: de Nardis, Fabio (CSPS – University of Salento, Italy) RN32S07 / Conceptualizing Power: Is there a Crisis of Political Hegemony? Blonski, Lukasz (University of Warsaw, Poland), Analysis of daily press as a tool for discovering the political Burns, Tom R. (University of Uppsala, Sweden), Hall, Peter M. (Colorado State University, Colorado), Conceptualizing Social Power: Multiple Modalities and Meta-powering with Illustrations Öztürk, Emre (Adıyaman University, Turkey), Is The Coming Crisis of Liberal Democracy?: A Consideration on Authoritarianism in the light of Hegemonic Power System Perspective RN 32 14:00 – 15:30 27th Thursday FA 604 Chair: Trenz, Hans-Joerg (University of Copenhagen) Zaaiman, Johan (North-West University, South Africa), Khutsong: An evaluation of power relationship dynamics in a community facing risk challenges. Sunnercrantz, Liv (Lund University, Sweden), Public Engagement in Times of Crisis RN32S08 / Political Attitudes: From Country Case Studies to Cross-country Analysis Melis, Gabriella (The University of Manchester, United Kingdom), Shryane, Nick (The University of Manchester, United Kingdom), Pampaka, Maria (The University of Manchester, United Kingdom), Attitudes towards legal authority from 1975 to 2012: assessing intergenerational transmission and change in the British Cohort Study 1970 Ellison, Mark (Manchester Metropolitan University, United Kingdom), Grimm, Robert (Manchester Metropolitan University, United Kingdom), Pollock, Gary (Manchester Metropolitan University, United Kingdom), Between scepticism and support: a cross-country analysis of young people’s attitudes towards Europe Cancela, Joao (Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal), The local and the national in European citizens' political discussions: a multilevel analysis of 31 countries Aminnaseri, Araz (The University of Melbourne, Australia), Mooi-Reci, Irma (School of Social and Political Science, The University of Melbourne, Australia), The Effect of Socio-Political Attitudes on the Voter-Party Interaction under the Proportional Electoral System: A Case Study of New Zealand Kropp, Kristoffer (Roskilde University, Denmark), Synchronizing fields – understanding the success of European social science projects. The case of the European Value Study and the European Social Survey 382 RESEARCH NETWORK 32 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE RN32S10 / Social Inequality and New Forms of Protest 16:00 - 17:30 27th Thursday FA 603 Chair: Brändle, Verena Katharina (University of Copenhagen) Maia, Jayane (University of Brasilia (UnB), Department of Sociology, Brazil), Bolsa Familia in Brazil: masked social inequalities and votes secured Woodward, Alison E. (Institute for European Studies, Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium), Incomplete post crisis paradigm shifts in the EU? New tactics for transnational equality actors Husu, Hanna-Mari (The University of Jyväskylä, Finland), Inequalities of Political Protest: Resources and their Influence on Political Strategies Castiblanco Torres, Bernardo (Universidad Nacional De Colombia, Colombia), The exercise of institutional participation in health: an analysis from the voice of their community actors RN 32 Salmenniemi, Suvi (University of Turku, Finland), Saarinen, Arttu (University of Turku, Finland), Therapeutic politics: Conceptions of welfare and citizenship in the Finnish political discourse 16:00 – 17:30 27th Thursday FA 604 Chair: Fryklund, Bjorn (Malmo University) RN32S12 / The Populist Radical Right in Europe: Theoretical Concepts Loch, Dietmar (University of Lille, France), Populist Radical Right Parties in Europe: Similarities and Differences Zankina, Emilia (American University in Bulgaria, Bulgaria), Gurov, Boris (Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, Bulgaria), POPRRCEE: Populism/s East and West: A Theoretical Examination of the Rise of Populism in Europe Jentges, Erik (University of Zurich, Switzerland), Analyzing Populism with Figurational Sociology Sørensen, Anders Ravn (Copenhagen Business School, Denmark), Brincker, Benedikte (Copenhagen Business School, Denmark), Banal Legitimacy: Bridging Nationalism Studies and Organisational Institutionalism Grimm, Robert (Manchester Metropolitan University, United Kingdom), The Alternative for Germany: ‘Soft’ Eurosceptic Professorenpartei or radical right RESEARCH NETWORK 32 383 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 11:00 – 12:30 28th Friday FA 604 Chair: Norocel, Ov Cristian (University of Helsinki) RN32S13 / The Populist Radical Right in Western Europe: Case Studies I Van Rossem, Ronan (Universiteit Gent, Belgium), Roose, Henk (Universiteit Gent, Belgium), Winners versus Losers of Globalization. Evidence of a new cleavage in Belgian politics? Ruzza, Carlo (University of Trento, Italy), Mazzoleni, Oscar (University of Lausanne, Switzerland), Populist parties between protest, institutions and interest groups. The case of the Ticino League RN 32 Siri, Jasmin (LMU Munich, Germany), The Paradox of Conservative Protest: Understanding Germany's New RightWing-Populist Movements 11:00 – 12:30 28th Friday FA 603 RN32S16 / United in Anti-Europeanism: ‘Old’ and ‘New’ Europeans between Nationalism and Populism Chair: Loch, Dietmar (University of Lille, France) Alikhani, Behrouz (Westfälische Wilhelms Universität Münster, Germany), Rising of Extremist Parties in Europe as Function of Drag Effect of the Social Habitus of a Great Number of Europeans Repovac Niksic, Valida (Faculty of Political Sciences, University of Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina), The Most Populist 90's Remix Sygkelos, Yannis (DEI College, Greece), POPRRCEE - Multi-faceted populism in attack (the case-study of ATAKA) Vasiliauskaitė, Nida (Vilnius Gediminas Technical University, Lithuania), Sexual Nationalism: „I Love Lithuania" (POPRRCEE) Cisar, Ondrej (Charles University in Prague, Institute of Sociology - Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic), Vrablikova, Katerina (University of Mannheim, Institute of Sociology Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic), From Cleavages to Fields: Towards a Broader Understanding of Political Conflicts in Central-Eastern Europe 384 14:00 – 15:30 28th Friday FA 603 RN32S06 / Welfare State Transformation at the Grass Roots: New forms of Social Solidarity, Social Resilience and Citizen Activity in Europe Chair: Woodward, Alison E. (Institute for European Studies, Vrije Universiteit Brussel) Füzér, Katalin (University of Pécs, Hungary), Probing participatory urban development: new venues of urban politics in a social capital perspective RESEARCH NETWORK 32 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Tonkens, Evelien (University of Humanistic Studies, Netherlands, The), Trappenburg, Margo (University of Humanistic Studies, Netherlands, The), Hurenkamp, Menno (University of Humanistic Studies, Netherlands, The), Schmidt, Jante (University of Humanistic Studies, Netherlands, The), Civic engagement and social inequality: tensions between participative and representative democracy Vogel, Claudia (German Centre of Gerontology, Germany), Hagen, Christine (German Centre of Gerontology, Germany), Simonson, Julia (German Centre of Gerontology, Germany), From formal to informal volunteering? Social change of civic engagement in Germany Hetzler, Antoinette (Lund University, Sweden), Flaherty, Colm (Lund University, Sweden), Social Rights and Regulation of the Public Sector Boldt, Georg (Helsinki University, Finland), The experience of meaningful youth participation 14:00 – 15:30 28th Friday FA 604 Chair: Loch, Dietmar (University of Lille) RN 32 RN32S14 / The Populist Radical Right in Western Europe: Case Studies II Oudenampsen, Merijn (Tilburg University, Netherlands, The), Neoconservatism and the Populist Radical Right in the Netherlands Fryklund, Bjorn (Malmo University, Sweden), Nordic Populism - changes over time and space. A comparative and retrospective analysis of populist parties in the Nordic countries from 1965-2015 Lähdesmäki, Tuuli (University of Jyväskylä, Finland), Norocel, Ov Cristian (University of Helsinki, Finland), Saresma, Tuija (University of Jyväskylä, Finland), Populist performing of intersectional differences: A comparative study on the representations of ‘us’ and ‘other’ in Finland and Sweden RESEARCH NETWORK 32 385 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 16:00 – 17:30 28th Friday FA 603 Chair: Duru, Deniz (University of Copenhagen) RN32S11 / With or without EU: Democratic Institutions and Civic Agency in Turkey and Western Balkans Ayan Musil, Pelin (Anglo-American Univesitry, Czech Republic), Party Regulation in Turkey: A Comparison with Modern Europe Aygul, Cenk (Atilim University, Turkey), Democracy in Turkey Without the EU Anchor: 2014 Local Elections in Turkey Akgül, Ali Erdem (Adnan Menderes University, Aydin, Turkey), Delibas, Kayhan (Adnan Menderes University, Aydin, Turkey), Citizenship, State, Trust and Confidence in Turkey: E-Government and the Changing Patterns of Citizen-State Relations RN 32 16:00 – 17:30 28th Friday FA 604 Chair: Norocel, Ov Cristian (University of Helsinki) Matevska, Duska (SEEUniversity, Tetovo, Macedonia, Former Yugoslav Republic of), Matevski, Zoran (SEEUniversity, Tetovo, Macedonia, Former Yugoslav Republic of), The role of the political parties in emphasizing the differences between the Christian and the Islamic community as a factor of disintegration of societies of the western Balkans RN32S15 / The Populist Radical Right in Central and Eastern Europe: Case Studies III Kňapová, Kateřina (Faculty of Philosophy and Art, Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic), „I am one of you“ – self-presentation of Tomio Okamura and Dawn of Direct Democracy, nationalist populist party in the Czech Republic Rawski, Tomasz (University of Warsaw, Poland), Between Sarajevo and Belgrade. Bosniak nationalism in Sandžak after 2000. Ulinskaite, Jogile (Vilnius University, Lithuania), Populist Perceptions of Representation: Case Study of Lithuania Ţăranu, Andrei (National School of Political Sciencs and Public Administration, Romania), Valentin Quintus ("Nicolae Titulescu" University, Romania), Symbolic Roots of Populism. Exploring the Romanian Case (POPRRCEE) 386 RESEARCH NETWORK 32 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE RN33 - WOMEN’S AND GENDER STUDIES 11:00 – 12:30 26th Wednesday FA 649 Chairs: Isaksen, Lise Widding (University of Bergen, Norway) Törrönen, Jukka (Stockholm University) RN33S02 / Gender in Comparative Perspective Tang, Wen-hui Anna (National Sun Yat-sen University, TAIWAN), Opt Out or Push out? Mothering and Identity of mothers in Taiwan and in USA Lietzmann, Torsten (Institute for Employment Research Germany, Germany), Bethmann, Arne (University of Mannheim), Convergence of Gender Role Attitudes in East and West Germany? Jurik, Nancy (Justice & Social Inquiry, School of Social Transformation, Arizona State University), Krizkova, Alena (Institute of Sociology, Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic), Dlouha, Marie (Institute of Sociology, Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic), Cavender, Gray (Justice & Social Inquiry, School of Social Transformation, Arizona State University), The Divisions of Labour and Responsibilities in Business and Home among Women and Men Copreneurs in the Czech Republic and United States RN 33 Coelho, Bernardo (CIEG/ISCSP/University of Lisbon, Portugal), Torres, Anália Maria Cardoso (CIEG/ISCSP/University of Lisbon, Portugal), Costa, Dalia (CIEG/ISCSP/University of Lisbon, Portugal), Santana, Helena (CIEG/ISCSP/University of Lisbon, Portugal), Harassment in the workplace: Portuguese and Norwegian situation in perspective Tobio Solér, Constanza (University of Madrid Carlos Tercero, Spain), Trifiletti, Rossana (University of Florence, Italy), Timing of claims-making: differences and similarities among Southern European women 11:00 – 12:30 26th Wednesday FA 648 Chairs: Oinas, Elina (University of Helsinki) Castro-Sandúa, Marcos (Universitat de Barcelona) RN33S09 / Gender and Sexuality in Practice and in Representations Gabb, Jacqui (The Open University, United Kingdom), Fink, Janet (University of Huddersfield), Enduring Love? Sex, gender, intimacy and the ageing couple Vidu, Ana (University of Barcelona, Spain), de Botton, Lena (University of Barcelona, Spain), Merodio, Guiomar (University of Barcelona, Spain), Puigvert, Lidia (University of Barcelona, Spain), Life trajectories to prevent and intervene trafficking for sexual exploitation Diatlova, Anastasia (University of Helsinki, Finland), Managing Multiple Marginalization: Russian-speaking Women Doing Sex Work in Finland RESEARCH NETWORK 33 387 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Costa, Dalia (ISCSP - Social and Political Sciences School of Lisbon University, Portugal), Cunha, Maria Joao (ISCSP - Social and Political Sciences School of Lisbon University, Portugal), Depicting Sexualized Power Relations in Magazine Advertisements Across the Atlantic 14:00 – 15:30 26th Wednesday FA 649 Chairs: Torres, Anália Maria Cardoso (CIEG/ISCSP/University of Lisbon) Dabrowski, Vicki (Goldsmiths College, University of London) RN 33 14:00 – 15:30 26th Wednesday FA 648 Chairs: Gabb, Jacqui (The Open University) Leonardi, Laura (University of Florence) RN33S01 / Gender Relations in Public and Private Spheres Sumbas Yavasoğlu, Ahu (Hacettepe University, Turkey), The Challenges that Women Face at Local Level Politics in Turkey Sekuła, Paulina (Jagiellonian University, Poland), Institutionalization of public gender relations in Central and Eastern Europe Krzaklewska, Ewa (Jagiellonian University, Poland), Warat, Marta (Jagiellonian University, Poland), Migalska, Aleksandra (Jagiellonian University, Poland), On the way to gender equality - negotiating gender relations in public and private spheres Herman, Aleksandra (University of Warsaw), Women in Uprooted Community - Gendered Perspective of Transgenerational Cultural Transfer Cirakman Deveci, Asli (Middle East Technical University, Turkey), Technologies of the self: understanding veiling as both a personal and a social process of self-realization RN33S05 / Gendered Relationships in Everyday-Life Törrönen, Jukka (Stockholm University, Sweden), Rolando, Sara (Eclectica, Italy), Beccaria, Franca (Eclectica, Italy), Masculinities and femininities of drinking in Finland, Italy and Sweden: doing, undoing and redoing gender in focus groups in relation to meal drinking, wine tasting and intoxication Bimbi, Franca (University of Padua, Italy), Food, Families and Gender Reshaping of Biodiversity Maciel, Diana (CIEG/School of Social and Political Sciences (ISCSPULisboa), Portugal), Gender in the individual biography: Between reproduction and defiance Demiriz, Gulhan (Adnan Menderes University, Turkey), Celik, Deniz (Adnan Menderes University, Turkey), Space as a Production of and the Re-producer of Patriarchy: the Meaning of House for Women 388 RESEARCH NETWORK 33 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Malinowska, Ewa (University of Lodz, Poland), Garncarek, Emilia (University of Lodz, Poland), Dzwonkowska-Godula, Krystyna (University of Lodz, Poland), Gendered age and the Polish men's and women's attitudes towards health 16:00 – 17:30 26th Wednesday FA 649 Chairs: Nina-Pazarzi, Eleni (University of Piraeus) Barada, Valerija (University of Zadar) RN33S11 / Gendered Organizations Żychlińska, Monika (University of Warsaw, Poland), "The Unsung Heroines: Female Vietnam Veterans in American Memory Billing, Yvonne Due (University of Copenhagen, Denmark), Gender, accountability and leadership performances Fuszara, Malgorzata (University of Warsaw, Poland), The right to represent – Parliamentarians talk about their representative roles. RN 33 Pehlivanlı-Kadayifci, Ezgi (Midle East Technical University, Turkey), "Do You Know How Many Engineers Wanted to Marry Me?": Gendered Construction of Engineering Culture in Turkey Günther, Elisabeth Anna (TU Wien, Austria), Koeszegi, Sabine T. (TU Wien, Austria), Lost in Translation? Tensions of inclusive teaching in the neo-liberal university. 16:00 – 17:30 26th Wednesday FA 648 JS_RN24+RN33a / Gender Inequalities and Differences in (Non)Academic Research Careers Chairs: Prpic, Katarina (Independent researcher) Rohracher, Harald (Linköping University) Agodi, Maria Carmela (University of Naples Federico II, Italy), Picardi, Ilenia (University of Naples Federico II, Italy), Mentoring relationships and gender equality in academia: a case study Leonardi, Laura (University of Florence, Italy), Academic and Family-life Careers in a Gender Perspective: institutional, cultural and political bias. The outcomes of a survey at the University of Florence. Wolffram, Andrea (Leibniz University Hannover, Germany), Excellence, Careers and Gender in Higher Education: The Case of Science and Engineering Berger, Thomas (IFZ - Inter-University Research Centre for Technology, Work and Culture, Austria), Thaler, Anita (IFZ - Inter-University Research Centre for Technology, Work and Culture, Austria), Recognition vs. self-fulfilment: alternative male career paths in science and research RESEARCH NETWORK 33 389 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 18:00 – 19:30 26th Wednesday FA 649 Chairs: Ruspini, Elisabetta (University of Milano-Bicocca) Eldén, Sara (Lund University) RN33S04 / Convergences in Gender Roles. Fárová, Nina (University of West Bohemia, Czech Republic), Male teachers in kindergartens – construction of masculinity in the feminized environment Tronu, Paola (Università di Sassari, Italy), Cioni, Elisabetta (Università di Sassari, Italy), Deciding to be a parent. Convergences in gendered cultural repertoires within the couple facing parenthood choice? Mauerer, Gerlinde (University of Vienna, Austria), Transitions in Parenting: Challenges Met by Partners of Men on Paternity Leave RN 33 18:00 – 19:30 26th Wednesday FA 648 Chairs: Agodi, Maria Carmela (University of Naples Federico II) Meuser, Michael (TU Dortmund) JS_RN24+RN33b / Gender Indifferences in (Non)Academic Research Between Precarious Employment and Professional Achievement Lempiäinen, Kirsti Maria (University of Lapland, Finland), Precariousness in Academia: Prospects of employing oneself in university Szalma, Ivett (FORS, Switzerland), Still after the neutrality ideal? Sagebiel, Felizitas (University of Wuppertal, Germany), Genderedness of Research in SET and Gendered Scientific Networks 19:30 – 20:30 26th Wednesday FA 649 RN33BM / Business Meeting 11:00 – 12:30 27th Thursday FA 648 RN33S03a / Post-Feminism and NeoLiberalism: The Challenges of Young Women’s Activism, of New Masculinities and of Queer Movements to Women’s and Gender Studies I Chairs: Magaraggia, Sveva (University of Roma TRE) Gavriliu, Delia (Alexandru Ioan Cuza University, Iasi, Romani) 390 Farina, Fatima (University of Urbino, Italy), Converging toward assimilation. Italian Military Women witnesses from Afghan Front RESEARCH NETWORK 33 Massari, Monica (University of Naples "Federico II", Italy), Post-feminism in the shadow of post-colonialism in Europe: the case of Muslim women’s activism in the European public sphere Oinas, Elina (University of Helsinki, Finland), Girls’ feminisms and the Nordic welfare state PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Meshkova, Ksenia (Humboldt University Berlin, Germany), Feminists fighting intimate partner violence in Russia: an emerging social movement? Odrowaz-Coates, Anna (The M. Grzegorzewska Academy of Special Education in Warsaw, Poland), Norm critical pedagogy and gender neutrality. The cutting-edge developments in post-feminism and queer theory in Sweden Schuster, Julia (Johannes Kepler University, Austria), “I’m not the queen of feminism”: Contradictions between feminist identification and collective action among young New Zealand feminists 11:00 – 12:30 27th Thursday FA 649 Chairs: Trifiletti, Rossana (University of Florence) Krzaklewska, Ewa (Uniwersytet Jagiellonski) RN33S10 / Gender and the Labour Market Assunção, Fátima (CIEG/School of Social and Political Sciences (ISCSPULisboa), Portugal), Torres, Anália (CIEG/School of Social and Political Sciences (ISCSPULisboa), Portugal), Maciel, Diana (CIEG/School of Social and Political Sciences (ISCSPULisboa), Portugal), Gender Patterns in youngster’s trajectories: Findings from a longitudinal study RN 33 Barada, Valerija (University of Zadar, Department of Sociology, Zadar, Croatia), Primorac, Jaka (The Institute for Development and International Relations, Zagreb, Croatia), In the golden cage of creative industries: Public-private valuing of female creative labour Naz, Farah (University of Klagenfurt, Austria, Austria), Myths and realities of women empowerment: Case of invisible female homeworkers in garment supply chains of Pakistan Sánchez Mira, Núria (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain), Changes in earner models in Europe. Towards a Mediterranean version of the dual-earner? 11:00 – 12:30 27th Thursday FCE C204 Chair: Winkel, Heidemarie (University of Bielefeld) JS_RN33+RN34a / Gender and Religion in Times of Growing Social Inequalities and Differences I Worthington, Lisa Margaret (The University of Western Sydney, Australia), Shared Authority: Progressive Muslims Pursue Equality Ashraf Emami, Hengameh (Northumbria University, United Kingdom), Inclusion and exclusion in British Muslim women case Feldman, Anat (Achva Academic College, Israel), Education and work – Women’s empowerment by a fundamentalist party RESEARCH NETWORK 33 391 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Uzar Ozdemir, Figen (Bulent Ecevit University, Turkey), Barutçu, Atilla (Bulent Ecevit University, Turkey), Woman's Blood as Dirt in Islamic Catechism: Exclusion of Women from Religious and Social Life in Turkey 14:00 – 15:30 27th Thursday FA 648 Chairs: Massari, Monica (University of Naples "Federico II") Odrowaz-Coates, Anna (The M. Grzegorzewska Academy of Special Education in Warsaw) RN 33 14:00 – 15:30 27th Thursday FA 647 Chairs: Meuser, Michael (TU Dortmund) Fárová, Nina (University of West Bohemia) RN33S03b / Post-Feminism and NeoLiberalism: The Challenges of Young Women’s Activism, of New Masculinities and of Queer Movements to Women’s and Gender Studies II Schmincke, Imke (LMU Munich, Germany), New feminist body politics? The body and the rise of (new?) feminist social movements Gavriliu, Delia (Alexandru Ioan Cuza University), The Postfeminism Discourse in Romanian Online Media. A content analysis of specialized media headlines Dabrowski, Vicki (Goldsmiths College, University of London, United Kingdom), Speaking feminism in austere times RN33S08 / Constructions of Masculinities Eksi, Betul (Northeastern University, Boston, MA USA), Masculinities of the Turkish National Police Vanke, Alexandrina (Russian Academy of Sciences, Russian Federation), The Masculine Corporeality of Blue-collar and White-Collar Workers in Russia Prietl, Bianca (RWTH Aachen, Germany), Symbolic Gender Order and Ambivalent Modernization. Disparate Constructions of Masculinity between Work and Fathering. Castro-Sandúa, Marcos (Universitat de Barcelona, Spain), Mara, Liviu Catalin (Universitat Rovira i Virgili, Spain), Passion and gender equality: the New Alternative Masculinities (NAM) transforming the traditional model of sexual-affective relationships Gennaro, Benedetta (Technische Universität Darmstadt, Germany), Political Masculinities: The Case of Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis 392 RESEARCH NETWORK 33 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE RN33S13 / Gendered Family Relations 14:00 – 15:30 27th Thursday FA 649 Chairs: Bimbi, Franca (University of Padua) Elliott, Karla (Monash University) Meder, Mehmet (Pamukkale University, Turkey), Cicek, Zuhal (Pamukkale University, Turkey), An Analysis of the Increasing Number of Divorce in Denizli on the Status and Gender Role of Woman Jeanrenaud, Yves (Technische Universität München, Germany), Inequality in gender roles and professional habitus: The construction of family on the example of engineers Jurado-Guerrero, Teresa (UNED, Spain), Domínguez-Folgueras, Marta (OSC-Sciences Po, France), Botía-Morillas, Carmen (UPO, Spain), Undoing gender in the home: how does it work when the first child arrives? RN 33 Talves, Kairi (University of Tartu, Estonia), Kalmus, Veronika (University of Tartu, Estonia), New ways of parenting? Gendered mediation of children’s internet use in Estonia Turai, Tünde (Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Hungary), Out of the Family – In New Forms of Family. Migrant Women into the Core of the Family Images 14:00 – 15:30 27th Thursday FA 549 Chairs: Ryen, Anne (University of Agder) Weil, Shalva (Hebrew University) JS_RN20+RN33 / Qualitative Enquiries into Femicide and Culture Kouta, Christiana (Cyprus University of Technology, Cyprus), Meshkova, Ksenia (Humboldt University Berlin, Germany), Ryen, Anne (University of Agder, Norway), Cultural Issues: a critical assessment of qualitative data on patterns of intimate partner murders and other forms of femicide. Nudelman, Anita (Ben Gurion University, Israel), Boira, Santiago (Universidad de Zaragoza, Spain), Using qualitative research to explore femicide among migrants and culture minorities Weil, Shalva (Hebrew University, Israel), Failed Femicides: Migrant Survivor Narratives Rahman, Sadikur (Foundation for Women and Child Assistance (FWCA), Bangladesh, People's Republic of), Dowry, Women Oppression and Femicide in Bangladesh Çabuk Kaya, Nilay Çabuk (Ankara University, Turkey), Ural, Haktan (Ankara University, Turkey), Femicide in Conservative and Neoliberalizing Turkey RESEARCH NETWORK 33 393 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 14:00 – 15:30 27th Thursday FCE C204 Chair: Winkel, Heidemarie (University of Bielefeld) JS_RN33+RN34b / Gender and Religion in Times of Growing Social Inequalities and Differences II Zrinščak, Siniša (University of Zagreb, Croatia), Szumigalska, Agnieszka (Masaryk University, Czech Republic), Tižik, Miroslav (Comenius University, Slovakia), „Gender ideology“ as an enemy! Gender, religion, and social transformation in Croatia, Poland, and Slovakia Leszczyńska, Katarzyna (AGH University Science and Technology, Poland), Gender agency in religious organizations. Distancing as reproducing of patterns of femininity in the institutions of the Roman Catholic Church in Poland. RN 33 16:00 – 17:30 27th Thursday FA 649 Chairs: Agodi, Maria Carmela (University of Naples Federico II) Consoli, Maria Teresa (University of Catania) Acocella, Ivana (University of Florence, Italy), Cataldi, Silvia (University of Cagliari, Italy), The role of “agency" and "intersectionality" into the processes of gender and religious identity building RN33S06 / Care and Gender Eldén, Sara (Lund University, Sweden), Anving, Terese (Lund University, Sweden), Among nannies, au pairs and cleaners: New ways of doing family in Sweden Elliott, Karla (Monash University, Australia), Caring Masculinities: Theorising an Emerging Concept Souralová, Adéla (Masaryk University, Czech Republic), Cared-for Children as a Blind Spot in Care Work Scholarship? Urbańska, Sylwia (University of Warsaw, Poland), Re-considering the gendered social change. The case of transnational mothers from Poland (1989-2010). Isaksen, Lise Widding (University of Bergen, Norway, Norway), Transnational Family Dynamics and Social Change: Migration, Care and Gender 16:00 – 17:30 27th Thursday FA 648 Chairs: Tobío, Constanza (Carlos III University) Meshkova, Ksenia (Humboldt University Berlin) 394 RESEARCH NETWORK 33 RN33S15 / Women's Movements Ülgen, Övgü (Bogazici University, Turkey), Rethinking Evolution of Egyptian Women’s Movement from nineteenthcentury up to the 1952 Revolution within the context of Huda Sha’rawi and Doria Shafik leaderships Gokalp Kutlu, Aysegul (Kocaeli University, Turkey, Turkey), Islamic Feminisms Compared: Iranian and Turkish Experiences PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Gülçiçek, Demet (Middle East Technical University, Turkey), What is inclusive or exclusive: Identity construction of Feminist Magazine (1988-90) in Turkey Chen, Yin-Zu (National Taipei University, Taiwan, Republic of China), Gender and street protests in Taiwan Kumbetoglu, Fatma Belkis (Yeditepe University, Turkey), Kiriker, Bahar (Yeditepe University, Turkey), Demirhan, Gamze (Yeditepe University, Turkey), Taskan Kiremitci, Kivanc (Yeditepe University, Turkey), Women's NGOs and Activism in the Current Context in Turkey 11:00 – 12:30 28th Friday FA 649 Chairs: Kirchhoff, Nicole (TU Dortmund) Mauerer, Gerlinde (University of Vienna) RN33S07 / Fatherhood and Masculinities RN 33 Schmidt, Eva-Maria (University of Vienna, Austria), Rieder, Irene (University of Vienna, Austria), Richter, Rudolf (University of Vienna, Austria), Parental constructions of masculinity at the transition to parenthood: Chance for change? Guy, Anat (College of Management, Israel), The Israeli Family Guy Cano-Lopez, Tomas (Autonomous University of Barcelona; Pompeu Fabra University), Flaquer, Lluis (Autonomous University of Barcelona), Moreno Minguez, Almudena (University of Valladolid), Fathers of the Great Recession: The Impact of Male Unemployment on Childcare Involvement Suwada, Katarzyna (Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland), The Naturalisation of Parental Roles. Fathering in Sweden and Poland 11:00 – 12:30 28th Friday FA 648 Chairs: Weil, Shalva (Hebrew University) Sagebiel, Felizitas (University of Wuppertal) RN33S14 / Gendered Violence and Institutions Goisauf, Melanie (University of Vienna, Austria), Understanding gender relations in intimate partner violence Hedler Ferreira, Luisa Teresa (University of Brasília, Brazil), Piza Duarte, Evandro (University of Brasília, Brazil), Statuatory rape in Brazilian Courts: intersections between discourses of gender and childhood. Martinez, Maria (University of the Basque Country, Spain), ‘I am not a victim’: discourses and resistances to the victim figure among women who have suffered gender violence in Spain Corradi, Consuelo (Lumsa University, Italy), Recasting welfare regimes for gender equality: An innovative analysis from the field of services to fight violence against women RESEARCH NETWORK 33 395 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 12:45 – 13:45 28th Friday FCE Poster Area RN33P01 / Poster Session Fan, Xuan (China Women's University, China, People's Republic of), Young Children’s Gender Socialization in Modern Urban China Láníková, Marie (Faculty of Social Studies, Masaryk University, Czech Republic), Souralová, Adéla (Faculty of Social Studies, Masaryk University, Czech Republic), „Liberated Household“: Dealing with Second Shift in Post-War Czechoslovakia by Women’s Organizations RN 33 14:00 – 15:30 28th Friday FA 649 Chairs: Hašková, Hana (Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences) Żychlińska, Monika (University of Warsaw) Hašková, Hana (Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic), Maříková, Hana (Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic), Vohlídalová, Marta (Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic), Changes to gender regimes in state-socialist and post-socialist Czech society: Explanation of gendered re-familialist trend RN33S12 / Gender Regimes in Post-Socialist Countries Berber, Senem Elcin (Hacettepe University, Turkey), Valiyev, Anar (State Economic University, Azerbaijan), The Importance of Gender Sensitive Water and Sanitation Services in Women’s Empowerment in Rural Azerbaijan: a Comparative Research in Agcabedi, Balakan and Beylagan Paulovich, Natallia (Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland), Woman in contemporary Georgia - family's breadwinner or housewife? How have changed the place of woman in Georgian society after the collapse of the USSR? Agaltsova, Anna (VU Amsterdam, The Netherlands), Collective Female Identities in Discussions about Pussy Riot’s Performance Chojnicka, Joanna (University of Konstanz, Germany), Gender and sexuality in Central and Eastern European social media discourses 14:00 – 15:30 28th Friday FA 648 Chairs: Corradi, Consuelo (Lumsa University) Schmincke, Imke (LMU Munich) 396 RESEARCH NETWORK 33 RN33S17 / Gendered Bodies and Body Politics Lauridsen, Drude Skov (University of Copenhagen, Denmark), Claiming needs and confronting stereotypes of obese mothers- reframing Nancy Fraser’s theory of the politics of need interpretation Holla, Sylvia (University of Amsterdam, Netherlands, The), Professional body-objects on display. The objectification of fashion models as a multifaceted process. PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Korvajärvi, Päivi (University of Tampere, Finland), In and between producing profit and pampering Del Greco, Manola (University of Milano Bicocca - Department of Sociology and Social Research, Italy), Frauneder, Vincenzo (University of Milano Bicocca - Department of Sociology and Social Research, Italy), Ruspini, Elisabetta (University of Milano Bicocca - Department of Sociology and Social Research, Italy), Transgender women, transgender men and inequalities in fitness activities 16:00 – 17:30 28th Friday FA 649 Chairs: Çabuk Kaya, Nilay Çabuk (Ankara University) Gokalp Kutlu, Aysegul (Kocaeli University, Turkey) RN33S16 / Gendered Identities in Islamic Countries Sayan Cengiz, Feyda (Mardin Artuklu University, Turkey), Contesting the Muslim woman identity in Turkey: The controversy on the fashion magazine “Alâ” RN 33 Nagi, Mariam Hesham (Trinity College Dublin, Ireland), Urban Egyptian men and women and the negotiation of conflicting gender ideologies AlMarzooqi, Mazna Abdulrahman (King Saud University, College of Applied Medical Science, Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia; The University of Adelaide, School of Population Health, Adelaide, Australia), Braunack-Mayer, Annette (The University of Adelaide, School of Population Health, Adelaide, Australia), Xafis, Vicki (The University of Adelaide, School of Population Health, Adelaide, Australia), Mahmood, Mohammad Afzal (The University of Adelaide, School of Population Health, Adelaide, Australia), Salter, Amy (The University of Adelaide, School of Population Health, Adelaide, Australia), Gawwad, Ensaf Abdel (Alexandria University, High Institute of Public Health, Alexandria, Egypt), Gender Related Barriers to Physical Activity among Young Educated Saudi Women: A Qualitative Investigation 16:00 – 17:30 28th Friday FA 648 Chairs: Korvajärvi, Päivi (University of Tampere) Lauridsen, Drude Skov (University of Copenhagen) RN33S18 / Gendered Bodies: Pregnancy and Fertility Gungor, Derya (Queen's University, Canada), Theoretical Implications of the Ideal of Self-Governance of Pregnant Women: The end of repressive state? Feiler, Julia (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München, Germany), ‘Social Freezing’: risk management against ‘nature’? Shih, Li-Wen (Taipei Medical University, Taiwan, Republic of China), Drawing as a Method/ology: Situating and En-acting Up Taiwanese Pregnant Women’s Experience of Prenatal Screening and Testing Ondrašinová, Michaela (Masaryk University, Czech Republic), Red Moon and a Cyclical Woman: new modes of femininity between de-traditionalization and re-traditionalization RESEARCH NETWORK 33 397 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION RN34 - SOCIOLOGY OF RELIGION 11:00 – 12:30 26th Wednesday FCE C202 Chair: Monnot, Christophe (University of Lausanne) RN 34 14:00 - 15:30 26th Wednesday FCE C202 Chair: Cengiz, Kurtulus (Ankara University) RN34S01 / Religion and Social Class in Turkey Balkanlioglu, Mehmet Ali (Department of Sociology, Marmara University), Alevis and Cemevis in Turkey: Social Capital Perspective* Şannan, Barış (Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University, Istanbul, Turkey), Muti, Öndercan (Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University, Istanbul, Turkey), The Conflicting Middle Classes: Religious Polarization and Search for Authenticity in Contemporary Turkey Cengiz, Kurtulus (Ankara University, Turkey), Religion and Classes in Turkey: Some Observations and Thoughts from a Representative Survey and a Qualitative Fieldwork Demirezen, İsmail (Istanbul university, Turkey; University of MarylandCollege Park, United States), Consumer Society, Religious Bourgeoisie and Life Style in Turkey RN34S02 / Religion, Charity & Social Inequality Vido, Roman (Masaryk University, Czech Republic), Catholic religiosity and social justice in Czechia and Slovakia: Comparison of the EVS 2008 data Salonen, Anna Sofia (University of Helsinki, Finland), Religion in the context of charitable food assistance: an ethnographic study of food banks in a Finnish city Bartova, Zuzana (University of Strasbourg, France), Buddhist Social Engagement in Consumer Society Dellwo, Barbara (University of Lausanne, Switzerland), Intersectionality Revisited: Social Position and Religious Belonging Among Highly Skilled Muslim Migrants in Geneva 16:00 – 17:30 26th Wednesday FCE C202 Chair: Vido, Roman (Masaryk University) 398 RESEARCH NETWORK 34 RN34S03 / Religion, Social Divide & Conflict Anyacho, Ernest Okey (Federal College of Education, Obudu,Cross River State, Nigeria, Nigeria), Anyacho, Eunice Ify (Federal College of Education, Obudu,Cross River State, Nigeria, Nigeria), Mbah, Dorothy C (Federal Polytechnic, Oko, Anambra State, Nigeria), The Unconquered Grounds: Christian Response to the Traditional Religious Discrimination Against the Osu Caste in Igboland, Nigeria PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Kolahi, Mohammad Reza (Institute for Social and Cultural Studies (ISCS), Iran, Islamic Republic of, Institution for Cultur and Art Studies - ICAS), Gholamrezakashi, Fatemeh (Kharazmi Univeristy of Tehran), Mahmoudi, Ebrahim (Institution for Cultur and Art Studies - ICAS), Islamic ISIS or ISISian Islam: De-historization of Islam and Decontextualization of ISIS in American Press Candela Gomez de la Torre, Tamara Anja (University of Bielefeld, Germany), The becoming of religious peace activists using the example of Guatemala Palm, Irving (Uppsala University, Sweden), Religious freedom but inequality - opposition and conflicts in a multicultural society 18:00 – 19:30 26th Wednesday FCE C202 Chair: Zrinščak, Siniša (University of Zagreb) RN 34 RN34S04 / Religion, State & (Identity) Politics Metreveli, Tornike (University of Bern, Switzerland), Cleverer Than We Thought: The Change In Discourse Of The Georgian Orthodox Church Kucukural, Onder (Fatih Sultan Mehmet Waqf University, Turkey), Thinking in Religious Terms Di Puppo, Lili (National Research University - Higher School of Economics, Moscow, Russian Federation), “Traditional Islam” in Russia: establishing boundaries in the religious sphere Agcoban, Siddik (Kirklareli University, Turkey), Scholars’ Approach to Concept of "European Islam" in Turkey 19:30 – 20:30 26th Wednesday FCE C202 RN34BM / Business Meeting 11:00 – 12:30 27th Thursday FCE C202 RN34S06a / Religion & Identity Formation - A Chair: Ricucci, Roberta (University of Turin) Barry, David M. (University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point, United States of America), Rising Global Attitudes Linking Dominant Religion to National Identity and the Effects on Uncertainty, Trust, and Confidence Toward Social Institutions Kmec, Vladimir (Trinity College Dublin, Ireland), The Role of Religion in the Identity Formation among Young Muslim People with Migration Background in Germany RESEARCH NETWORK 34 399 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Albayrak, Hafize Sule (Marmara University, Turkey), Being Muslim-Turks in Germany and Almancı (Turks living in Germany) in Turkey: The Sociological Analysis of Candidates for Religious Leaders (Imam) in Germany Training in Turkey Eghdamian, Khatereh (University of Oxford, United Kingdom), Religion as Identity Politics or Resource for Social Change? Reflections from the Syrian Humanitarian Crisis on the Role of Religion in Humanitarianism 11:00 – 12:30 27th Thursday FCE C204 Chair: Winkel, Heidemarie (University of Bielefeld) RN 34 14:00 – 15:30 27th Thursday FCE C202 Chair: Kmec, Vladimir (Trinity College Dublin) JS_RN33+RN34a / Gender and Religion in Times of Growing Social Inequalities and Differences I Worthington, Lisa Margaret (The University of Western Sydney, Australia), Shared Authority: Progressive Muslims Pursue Equality Ashraf Emami, Hengameh (Northumbria University, United Kingdom), Inclusion and exclusion in British Muslim women case Feldman, Anat (Achva Academic College, Israel), Education and work – Women’s empowerment by a fundamentalist party Uzar Ozdemir, Figen (Bulent Ecevit University, Turkey), Barutçu, Atilla (Bulent Ecevit University, Turkey), Woman's Blood as Dirt in Islamic Catechism: Exclusion of Women from Religious and Social Life in Turkey RN34S06b / Religion & Identity Formation - B Pons- de Wit, Anneke (KU Leuven, Belgium), Houtman, Dick (KU Leuven, Belgium), Quadruple Identity Transformation in Religiously Diverse Societies Hall, Dorota (Institute of Philosophy and Sociology of the Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland), Bisexual Christians - the identity and the lived experience Kołodziejska, Marta (Institute of Sociology, University of Warsaw, Poland), I know, therefore I am. The function of knowledge in the process of religious identity creation, expressing differences and inequalities. Yildiztekin, Burin (Department of Sociology & Centre for Jewish Studies, University of Toronto), Constructing a Socio-Religious Imagination: Historical Tensions in Contemporary Selves 400 RESEARCH NETWORK 34 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 14:00 – 15:30 27th Thursday FCE C204 Chair: Winkel, Heidemarie (University of Bielefeld) JS_RN33+RN34b Gender and Religion in Times of Growing Social Inequalities and Differences II Zrinščak, Siniša (University of Zagreb, Croatia), Szumigalska, Agnieszka (Masaryk University, Czech Republic), Tižik, Miroslav (Comenius University, Slovakia), „Gender ideology“ as an enemy! Gender, religion, and social transformation in Croatia, Poland, and Slovakia Leszczyńska, Katarzyna (AGH University Science and Technology, Poland), Gender agency in religious organizations. Distancing as reproducing of patterns of femininity in the institutions of the Roman Catholic Church in Poland. Acocella, Ivana (University of Florence, Italy), Cataldi, Silvia (University of Cagliari, Italy), The role of “agency" and "intersectionality" into the processes of gender and religious identity building 16:00 – 17:30 27th Thursday FCE C202 Chair: Kołodziejska, Marta (University of Warsaw, Poland) RN34S07 / Youth, Religious Attitudes & Religiosity RN 34 Jaeckel, Yvonne (Leipzig University, Germany), Religious Rebellion? New perspectives on religiosity among youth in East Germany. Ricucci, Roberta (University of Turin, Italy), Premazzi, Viviana (Forum Internazionale ed Europeo di Ricerche sull'Immigrazione, Italy), First young, then Muslim: identity belonging network off an on line Grabowska, Mirosława Helena (University of Warsaw, Warsaw; Public Opinion Research Center, Warsaw), I believe, I doubt, I am looking for… Youth attitudes toward religion Droogenbroeck, Filip (Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium), Spruyt, Bram (Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium), Siongers, Jessy (Universiteit Gent, Belgium), Roggemans, Lilith (Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium), Keppens, Gil (Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium), Vandenbossche, Lauren (Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium), Religiosity and anti-gay sentiment: Nuancing the relationship of negative attitudes towards homosexuality amongst Muslim and Christian youngsters in Flanders. RESEARCH NETWORK 34 401 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 16:00 – 17:30 27th Thursday FCE C204 Chair: Hall, Dorota (Institute of Philosophy and Sociology of the Polish Academy of Sciences) RN34S08 / Religious Gender Regimes Gringeri, Christina (College of Social Work, University of Utah, United States of America), Romney Barber, Tara (College of Social Work, University of Utah, United States of America), Troubling unequal gender regimes in patriarchal religion: A mixed methods study of the Roman Catholic Women Priest movement Rahmani, Jabbar (Iranian Institute of Anthropology and Culture (IIAC), Iran, Islamic Republic of), Ghorban Dolati, Niayesh (University of Tehran, Iran, Islamic Republic of), The Fiction of Agency: Why Religious Majalis in Iran Has Not Led to Pious Women 'Agency'? RN 34 11:00 – 12:30 28th Friday FCE C204 Chair: Podolinska, Tatiana (Institute of Ethnology SAS Bratislava) Romney Barber, Tara (University of Utah, United States of America), Gringeri, Christina (University of Utah, United States of America), The nexus of gender inequality, spirituality and social change: Feminist activism for women’s ordination in Catholicism and Mormonism Zubair, Shirin (University of Oslo, Norway, Norway), Zubair, Maria (Nottingham University, UK), Can the Subaltern Speak? Revisiting Transnational Feminism and Muslim Women’s Lives in Pakistan RN34S05 / Crossing Religious Boundaries Sheikhzadegan, Amir (University of Fribourg, Switzerland), Nollert, Michael (University of Fribourg, Switzerland), Does civic engagement impact individuals’ perceptions of “ego” and “alter”? Narrative identities of two Muslims in Switzerland active in voluntary associations Winkel, Heidemarie (Technical University of Dresden, Germany), Worldwide Religious Dialogue as Knowledge Transfer Ivanou, Aleh (Hunter College of The City University of New York), Zakharov, Nikolay (Södertörn University, Sweden), Lastouski, Aliaksei (Polotsk State University, Belarus), Civic activism and religious institutions in Belarus Vobecká, Jana (Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic), Mapping Interreligious Dialogue Activities around the World: Who, How and Where Builds the Bridges to “the Religious Other” 402 RESEARCH NETWORK 34 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 11:00 – 12:30 28th Friday FCE C202 Chair: Kołodziejska, Marta (University of Warsaw, Poland) RN34S13 / PhD Session Tuohy, Nathaniel Arthur (University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, United States of America), Chao, En-Chieh (Sun Yat-Sen University, Kaohsiung, Taiwan), The Figure of the European Convert in Indonesian Islam: Globalization, Race, and Religious Subjectivity Deguara, Angele (University of Malta Junior College, Malta), Love in the periphery: The experience of not being embraced by the Church due to one's lifestyle choices Jędrzejczak, Helena Anna (University od Warsaw, Poland), Political Theology. When Religion Influences Political Choices and When Politics Influences Theological Thought. The Case of Dietrich Bonhoeffer. RN 34 Vrzal, Miroslav (Masaryk Univerzity, Faculty of Arts, Czech Republic), Differentiation between Scholar and Religious Identities in the Process of Academic Socialization into the Study of Religions as an Example of “Making” Secular Space 12:45 – 13:45 28th Friday FCE Poster Area RN34P01 / Poster Session Vane, Jan (University of West Bohemia, Czech Republic), Hasova, Veronika (Charles University, Czech Republic), Tradition in the presentation of the term jihad in the Czech newspapers Campina, Ana Cláudia Carvalho (University of Aveiro, Portugal), Magalhães, Ana Filipa (University of Aveiro, Portugal), God, Salazar and Human Rights in Portugal Lužný, Dušan (Palacky University, Czech Republic), Alternative Religious Memories and Contemporary Czech Society Tlcimukova, Petra (Palacky University, Czech Republic), “Maybe they were monitoring us” – the case of Buddhism in normalization Czechoslovakia 14:00 – 15:30 28th Friday FCE C202 Chair: Piettre, Alexandre (University of Lausanne & Ecole Pratique des Hautes Etudes) RN34S09 / Religion, Education & Inequality Roy, Emilie (Al Akhawayn University, Morocco), Islamic Schooling in Mali: Parental Educational Strategies and the Rise of the Médersas’ Informal Networks for Social Insertion Gordt, Simon (University of Bern, Switzerland), Religious Influences on Educational Inequalities RESEARCH NETWORK 34 403 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Pusztai, Gabriella (University of Debrecen, Hungary), Students' religiosity: an engine or a brake of social mobility? de Botton, Lena (Universitat de Barcelona, Spain), Burgués, Ana (Universitat de Barcelona, Spain), Successful educative actions to manage religious diversity in schools 14:00 – 15:30 28th Friday FCE C204 Chair: Nollert, Michael (University of Fribourg) RN 34 16:00 – 17:30 28th Friday FCE C202 Chair: Gordt, Simon (University of Bern) RN34S11 / Shifting Traditional Religion - Religious Pluralisation Monnot, Christophe (University of Lausanne, Switzerland; Groupe Sociétés Religions Laicités (CNRS-EPHE), France), Parishioners in the 21st century: the case of the Catholic Church in Fribourg (CH) Salerno, Rossana, Marianna (Università degli Studi di Enna "Kore", Italy), Religious Rituals and Territorial Transformations: The Case of Santa Rosalia in Palermo Medvedeva, Kseniya (Higher School of Economics, Russian Federation), The social representation of Christian Orthodox monasticism in contemporary Russia Becci, Irene (UniL, Switzerland), Burchardt, Marian (MPI, Göttingen), Keeping, Making, Finding: Religion and Spatial Strategies in European cities RN34S10 / Food, Popular Religion & Holistic Belief Chao, En-Chieh (National Sun Yat-sen University, Taiwan), Tuohy, Nathaniel (University of Michigan, USA), Halal Hunters: Food Translation and Diasporic Biopolitics among Indonesian Muslims in Taiwan Kojima, Hiroshi (Waseda University, Japan), Transnational Family and Halal Food Consumption among Muslim International Students Kratochvíla, Michal (St. Elizabeth University, Slovak Republic), Transition of paranormal belief from mother to her child Romania, Vincenzo (University of Padova, Italy), Veganism as implicit religion in a gender perspective 404 RESEARCH NETWORK 34 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 16:00 – 17:30 28th Friday FCE C204 Chair: Jaeckel, Yvonne (Leipzig University) RN34S12 / Religion as a Source of Social In- or Exclusion Clot-Garrell, Anna (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain), Griera, Mar (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain), Holistic spiritualities, reflexivity and agency in contexts of social exclusion: the case of volunteer yoga instructors in prison Podolinska, Tatiana (Institute of Ethnology SAS Bratislava, Slovak Republic), Religion among Roma in Slovakia - source of social inclusion or exclusion? Piettre, Alexandre (University of Lausanne & Ecole Pratique des Hautes Etudes, France), Mosques in the City. Towards a flexible "laïcité" at local level in France? RN 34 RESEARCH NETWORK 34 405 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION RN35 - SOCIOLOGY OF MIGRATION 11:00 – 12:30 26th Wednesday FA Gočár 155 Chair: Peters, Karin (Wageningen University) RN35S01a / Migrations, Expectations, Self-perceptions and Belonging Cakir, Alev (University of Vienna, Austria), „The construction of transnational spaces by Alevi and Kurdish Migrant Organizations in Austria“ Sohl, Lena Ulrika Margareta (Linköping University, Sweden), Living with Privileges. The Politics of Belonging among returning Swedish Migrant Women RN 35 11:00 – 12:30 26th Wednesday FA Janák 107 Kristol, Anne (Université de Neuchâtel, Switzerland), Fischer, Carolin (Université de Neuchâtel, Switzerland), Dahinden, Janine (Université de Neuchâtel, Switzerland), Gender as a Category in Migrant Integration and Exclusion: Historical Perspectives from Switzerland Lowndes, Vivien (School of Politics and International Relations, University of Nottingham, United Kingdom), Madziva, Roda (School of Politics and International Relations, University of Nottingham, United Kingdom), Policing of Migration: The Case of the Go Home Van Campaign RN35S02 / Migrant Students: New Directions in Migration Research Tauber, Gloria (Medical University of Innsbruck, Austria), Siller, Heidi (Medical University of Innsbruck, Austria), Hochleitner, Margarethe (Medical University of Innsbruck, Austria), Differences in cross-linkage between female and male medical students with a Turkish migration background Konieczna-Sałamatin, Joanna (Institute of Sociology, University of Warsaw, Poland; Institute for Socio-Economic Enquiry, Poland), Świdrowska, Elżbieta (Institute for Socio-Economic Enquiry, Poland), Foreign students and highly qualified immigrants in Poland – a chance for development or potential source of conflicts? Saar, Maarja (Södertörn Högskola, Sweden), Dissociating middle class and reflexive migration: using highly skilled Estonians as an example Platt, Lucinda (London School of Economics and Political Science, United Kingdom), Luthra, Renee (University of Essex, United Kingdom), Elite or middling? International students and migrant diversification 406 RESEARCH NETWORK 35 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 14:00 – 15:30 26th Wednesday FA Gočár 155 Chair: Peters, Karin (Wageningen University) RN35S01b / Migrations, Well-being and Inequalities Bartram, David (University of Leicester, United Kingdom), Sociability and Isolation among European Migrants Vieira, Inês (CICS.NOVA, FCSH/NOVA, Portugal), Refugee, migrant or world citizen? The migration/mobility debate and self-perceived migration discourses among Cape Verdeans in Portugal, Ethiopians and Eritreans in Italy Anghel, Ionut-Marian (Research Institute for Quality of Life, Romanian Academy of Sciences, Romania), Deliu, Alexandra (Research Institute for Quality of Life, Romanian Academy of Sciences, Romania; University of Bucharest, Romania), Searching for a better life. Migrants’ accounts on change and life satisfaction RN 35 Koikkalainen, Saara Pirjetta (University of Lapland, Finland), “I will have extrovert, clever and emphatic friends” Imagining a future abroad in borderless Europe 14:00 – 15:30 26th Wednesday FA Janák 107 Chair: Fauser, Margit (Bielefeld University) RN35S04 / Migration and Social Change: European Perspectives Rye, Johan Fredrik (Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway), New European Rural Immigration: Questions, Confrontations, and Changes Fischer, Carolin (Université de Neuchâtel, Switzerland; University of Oxford, UK), Diaspora formation and diaspora engagement: A multi-layered relationship between mobility and change Rentea, Georgiana-Cristina (University of Bucharest, Romania), Emigration and Return Migration – Reintegration Strategies of Romanian Citizens Pasamonik, Barbara, Małgorzata (Academy of Special Education, Poland), “Gender jihad” in Europe: Muslim women’s integration within religion 16:00 – 17:30 26th Wednesday FA Gočár 155 RN35S07a / Policing Ethnicity: Between the Rhetoric of Inclusion and the Practices and Policies of Exclusion - A Chair: Åkerström, Malin (Lund University) Odukoya, Dennis (LMU Munich, Germany), The biopolitical function of HIV and TB screenings in migration policies Kang, Tingyu (National Chengchi University, Taiwan), Policing reproductive bodies: the moral panics and border management of “birth tourism” in the US RESEARCH NETWORK 35 407 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Mendoza, Karmele (Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain), Belarra, Ione (Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain), Non accompanied minors. Active subjecst of their process? Not yet... Lonergan, Gwyneth (University of Manchester, United Kingdom), Neoliberal Citizenship and the Policing of Migrants 16:00 – 17:30 26th Wednesday FA Janák 107 Chairs: Delcroix, Catherine (Université de Strasbourg, Laboratoire Dynamiques Européennes) Pape, Elise (EHESS) RN 35 RN35S08a / Family Dynamics and Inequalities in Migration - A Al Rebholz, Anil (Okan University, Turkey), The Impacts of Social Networks, Biographical Resources and Institutional Constraints on Transnational Marriages: Marriage Migration to Germany by Men from Morocco and Turkey Donatiello, Davide (University of Turin, Italy), Musumeci, Rosy (University of Turin, Italy), Santero, Arianna (University of Turin, Italy), Immigrant families in Italy: inequalities, needs and work-family reconciliation practices Ozen, Yelda (Yildirim Beyazit University), The Social Consequences of Labor Migration to Europe: The Transformation of a Village in Turkey Fauser, Margit (Bielefeld University, Germany), Ural, Nur Yasemin (Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales (EHESS)), The emergence of a transnational habitus in the German-Turkish space 18:00 – 19:30 26th Wednesday FA Gočár 155 RN35S07b / Policing Ethnicity: Between the Rhetoric of Inclusion and the Practices and Policies of Exclusion - B Chair: Åkerström, Malin (Lund University) Yakhlef, Sophia (Lund University, Sweden), Basic, Goran (Lund University, Sweden), Policing Borders through Cooperation in the Baltic Sea Area Alastalo, Marja (University of Eastern Finland, Finland), Kynsilehto, Anitta (The Nordic Africa Institute, Sweden), Border multiple, multiple borders: Registering foreign-born persons in Finland López Gonsálvez, Tatiana (Universidad de Barcelona, Spain), (Re)visiting control devices in the context of immigration control policies. Practices and experiences from the detention centre for migrants of Barcelona. Armillei, Riccardo (Deakin University, Australia), ‘Boat people’ in Australia and Italy: The Construction of a Pervasive Security Threat. 408 RESEARCH NETWORK 35 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 18:00 – 19:30 26th Wednesday FA Janák 107 Chair: Delcroix, Catherine (Université de Strasbourg, Laboratoire Dynamiques Européennes) RN35S08b / Family Dynamics and Inequalities in Migration - B Bojarczuk, Sara (Trinity College Dublin, Ireland), Polish mothers in Ireland- A study of the role of social networks in managing care and employment Dahinden, Janine (University of Neuchâtel, Switzerland), Moret, Joelle (University of Neuchâtel, Switzerland), Jashari, Shpresa (University of Neuchâtel, Switzerland), Re-contextualising cross-border marriages of second generation migrants: Between transnational subjectivities and exclusive stigmatising contexts Peltola, Marja (Finnish Youth Research Network, Finland), Social Positioning and Discourses on Family Life: Viewpoints of Parents and Children with Immigrant Backgrounds in Finland RN 35 Van Pottelberge, Amelie (Ghent University, Belgium), Lievens, John (Ghent University, Belgium), Preferred partnership type for own children: changing attitudes within Turkish migrant groups 19:30 – 20:30 26th Wednesday FA Gočár 155 RN35BM / Business Meeting 11:00 – 12:30 27th Thursday FA Krejcar 111 RN35S03 / Escaping Power Relations or Helping to Maintain Social Order? Informality in Migration Research Chair: Irek, Małgorzata (University of Oxford) Ambrosini, Maurizio (University of Milan, Italy), From illegality to tolerance and beyond: irregular immigration as a selective and dynamic process Szczepanik, Marta (Graduate School for Social Research, Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland), Invisible migrants and migration ‘amnesty laws’ – the case of Poland’s regularisation programme of 2012 Voolma, Halliki (University of Cambridge Centre for Gender Studies, United Kingdom), Unequal Access: Survivors of domestic violence with uncertain immigration status accessing support services in the UK and Sweden Moret, Joëlle (University of Neuchâtel, Switzerland), European Somalis on the move: Migrants’ “mobility capital” as a marker of social differentiation RESEARCH NETWORK 35 409 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 11:00 – 12:30 27th Thursday FA Gočár 155 RN35S05a / Promoting Social Imagination at the Global Level: A discussion about Migration and Intercultural Integration - A Chairs: Herold, Mariella (Northern Arizona University) Contini, Rina Manuela (University of Chieti-Pescara) Torres Elias, Annette (Texas Wesleyan University, United States of America), Robles-Goodwin, Patsy (Texas Wesleyan University, United States of America), The Acculturation of Immigrant Teachers Serving Bilingual Education Students Colombo, Maddalena (Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Italy), Santagati, Mariagrazia (Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Italy), School Integration as a Sociological Construct: Reflections from a Survey on Multiethnic Classrooms in Italy RN 35 11:00 – 12:30 27th Thursday FA Janák 107 Rysst, Mari (University College Lillehammer, Norway), ”Always a foreigner?”: A comparative approach to ethnic/national identity construction among youth in Norway Mollenhorst, Gerald (Utrecht University, Netherlands, The; Stockholm University, Sweden), Edling, Christofer (Lund University, Sweden), Rydgren, Jens (Stockholm University, Sweden), Changes in Personal Networks of Young Iranians and Former Yugoslavians in Sweden RN35S06a / The Inequalities Referring to the Right to Mobility in a Context of Globalization - A Delcour, Chloë (Ghent University, Belgium), Hustinx, Lesley (Ghent University, Belgium), Constructing human rights of Roma migrants in France: dimensions of inclusion and globalization Serradell, Olga (Autonomous University of Barcelona, Spain), Sordé, Teresa (Autonomous University of Barcelona, Spain), Ramis, Mimar (Autonomous University of Barcelona, Spain), Aiello, Emilia (Autonomous University of Barcelona, Spain), Amador, María Jerusalén (Autonomous University of Barcelona, Spain), From "la cebolla" to "la naranja": Romanian Roma families working in agricultural temporary jobs in Spain Lotteria, Katia (University of Salento, Italy), The zero grade of exclusion: studies on the Roma camp Dias, Gustavo (Goldsmiths College - University of London, United Kingdom), Living on the borders: exploring the tactics to live of undocumented Brazilians in London. 410 RESEARCH NETWORK 35 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 14:00 – 15:30 27th Thursday FA Gočár 155 RN35S05b / Promoting Social Imagination at the Global Level: A discussion about Migration and Intercultural Integration - B Chairs: Herold, Mariella (Northern Arizona University) Contini, Rina Manuela (University of Chieti-Pescara) Scandone, Berenice (University of Bath, United Kingdom), Minority ethnic integration through higher education Leontiyeva, Yana (Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic), Over-education as an indicator for immigrants’ integration Bratu, Roxana (University of Bucharest, Romania), Children of Romanian Migrants between “Here” and “There”: Stories of Home Attachment Ovando, Carlos Julio (Arizona State University, United States of America), From San Rafael del Sur, Nicaragua, to Arizona State University, USA RN 35 14:00 – 15:30 27th Thursday FA Janák 107 RN35S06b / The Inequalities Referring to the Right to Mobility in a Context of Globalization - B Chair: Wihtol de Wenden, Catherine (Director of research, CNRS, CERI Science-Po, Paris) Oktem, Pinar (Independent Researcher, Turkey), Akalin, Ayse Emel (Independent Researcher, Turkey), Gelgec Bakacak, Ayca (Hacettepe University, Department of Sociology, Ankara, Turkey), Social rights and gendered experiences of refugee and migrant women in Turkey Bjerre, Liv (Berlin Social Science Center (WZB), Germany), The impact of immigration policy on irregular immigration Cojocaru, Olga (Centre of Migration Research Warsaw, Poland), The temporal limbo of irregularity and precarious work – Moldovan female migrants working in the domestic care field in Italy as a case study Signoretta, Paola Eleonora (Department of Social Sciences, Loughborough University, United Kingdom), Bracke, Piet (Department of Sociology, Ghent University, Ghent, Belgium), Buffel, Veerle (Department of Sociology, Ghent University, Ghent, Belgium), Inequalities, mental well-being and anti-immigration views across EU regions and countries: defusing political propaganda. RESEARCH NETWORK 35 411 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 16:00 – 17:30 27th Thursday FA Gočár 155 RN35S05c / Promoting Social Imagination at the Global Level: A discussion about Migration and Intercultural Integration - C Chairs: Herold, Mariella (Northern Arizona University) Contini, Rina Manuela (University of Chieti-Pescara) Bhattacharya, Kakali (Kansas State University, United States of America), Border Crossings, Threshold Theories, and Transnational Gendered Experiences in Higher Education in the U.S. Ishi, Angelo (Musashi University, Japan), Creating a "diaspora" –– Transnational events and media by Brazilian migrants in US, Europe and Japan Kaczorowski, Karol Pawel (Jagiellonian University, Poland), Managing identity under circumstances of cultural and economical inequality – study of young Kurdish migrants in Istanbul RN 35 Herold, Mariella (Northern Arizona University, U.S.A), Contini, Rina Manuela (University of Chieti-Pescara, Italy), Transcultural Education for Transnational Societies: U.S. and Italian Educators' Post-Structuralist Views on Curriculum and Integration 16:00 - 17:30 27th Thursday FA Janák 107 RN35S13 / Access to Fair and Transparent Qualifications Recognition – a Right or a Privilege? Chair: Sokolowska, Beata (Trinity College Dublin/Quality and Qualifications Ireland) Skrivanek, Isabella (Danube University Krems, Austria), Pfeffer, Thomas (Danube University Krems, Austria), Scope and limitations in the recognition of foreign qualifications in Austria Sommer, Ilka (Humboldt-University of Berlin, Germany), The violence of the collective knowing-it-all-better - Classification struggles over the recognition of foreign qualifications in Germany Heimann, Christiane (Otto-Friedrich-Universität Bamberg, Germany), Wieczorek, Oliver (Otto-Friedrich-Universität Bamberg, Germany), Recognition of Spanish qualifications in Germany and the UK – a barrier or a bridge in the Common European labour market? 11:00 – 12:30 28th Friday FA Gočár 155 Chairs: Bhambra, Gurminder K. (University of Warwick) Demir, Ipek (University of Leicester) 412 RESEARCH NETWORK 35 RN35S09 / Migration and Multiculturalism: Making Sense of the Popular Politics of Resentment Peters, Karin (Wageningen University, Netherlands, The), Horolets, Anna (University of Gdańsk, Poland), Stodolska, Monika (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, US), Everyday practices and the role of sociologists Xenitidou, Maria (Democritus University of Thrace, Greece), “I am a little racist but….”: the new normal in talking about migration in Greece? PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Keskinen, Suvi Päivikki (University of Turku, Finland), Post-multicultural societies, political activism and imaginary futures D'Angelo, Michele (Universidad Autonoma de Madrid, Spain), An agreed segregation. Franco-Spanish cooperation in policing Spanish immigrants' politicizacion 11:00 – 12:30 28th Friday FA Janák 107 Chair: Seidlova, Marketa (Charles University in Prague) RN35S12a / (Successful) Migrant Integration: Whose Responsibility is it? - A Seidlova, Marketa (Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic), Combating unequal inclusion of immigrants: policy responses of Paris and Montreal compared RN 35 Zurabishvili, Tamar (ICMPD, Georgia), Chumburidze, Mariam (Innovations and Reforms Center (IRC), Georgia), Myths and Reality of being immigrant in Georgia: Policy and Societal levels Asis, Jonnabelle Vidal (University of Brescia, Italy), The Role of Personal Networks of Ageing Non-EU Migrants in Labour Market Participation and Access to Pension Nowicka, Monika Ewa (Collegium Civitas, Poland), Citizenship in a migration context: a case of Polish immigrants in Reykjavik. Contributed paper Güler, Hasan (University of Uşak, Turkey), The Strategy of Adaptation in France: The Case of Ağrı Migrants 12:45 - 13:45 28th Friday FCE Poster Area RN35P01 / Poster Session Kruk, Marzena Sylwia (Maria Curie-Sklodowska University, Poland), Bielecka-Prus, Joanna (Maria Curie-Sklodowska University, Poland), Migrant students: between dream and reality Kamiński, Karol (University of Warsaw, Poland), Local border traffic between Poland and Russia Basic, Goran (Lund University, Sweden), Yakhlef, Sophia (Lund University, Sweden), Identity Work and Construction of Safety: in the stories of passengers in the Northern part of the Baltic Sea region Peychlova, Kristyna (Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic), Migrant civic engagement and its relation to “feeling integrated” Petrov, Vladimir Nikolaevitch (Kuban State University, Russian Federation), Formation of solidarity in interaction "migrants – the host society ": Ethnic identity and tolerance Valente, Adriana (CNR, Italy), Castellani, Tommaso (CNR, Italy), Caravita, Silvia (CNR, Italy), RESEARCH NETWORK 35 413 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Representations of migration and migrants in school manuals: a metaanalisis across countries in the Mediterranean area Ryazantsev, Sergey (Institute Social-Politic Research of the RAS, Russian Federation), Khramova, Marina (Institute Social-Politic Research of the RAS, Russian Federation), Pismennaya, Elena (Financial University under Government of the Russian Federation), Factors, trends and potential migration from Central Asia to Russia (results of the sociological survey in Tajikistan, Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan) 14:00 – 15:30 28th Friday FA Gočár 155 RN 35 Chair: Fedyuk, Olena (University of Strathclyde) 14:00 – 15:30 28th Friday FA Janák 107 Chair: Seidlova, Marketa (Charles University in Prague) RN35S11a / Inclusion, Exclusion and Precarious Employment of Migrant Workers in Europe - A Polkowski, Radoslaw (University of Strathclyde, United Kingdom), Migrant workers’ pathways to a neoliberal citizenship and its “hidden injuries” Könönen, Jukka (University of Helsinki, Finland), On the Borders of Life and Work. Immigration controls as mechanisms of precarisation of Labour and Immigration Vianello, Francesca Alice (University of Padua, Italy), Sacchetto, Devi (University of Padua, Italy), Economic crisis and migrant women’s labour careers. A comparison between Romanians and Moroccans Matyska, Anna Paulina (University of Tampere, Finland), Transnational “cocoon communities” of Polish posted workers: negotiating the class experience between Poland and Scandinavia RN35S12b / (Successful) Migrant Integration: Whose Responsibility is it? - B Galandini, Silvia (University of Manchester, United Kingdom), Lessard-Phillips, Laurence (University of Manchester, United Kingdom), What does integration mean? Exploring public opinion on immigrant integration: a bottom-up perspective Softic, Damir (Westfalian Wilhelms University Münster, Germany), “Waiting for the German Obama?” - An Empirical Study On Politicians with Migration Background Mergener, Alexandra (Federal Institute for Vocational Education and Training (BIBB), Germany), Maier, Tobias (Federal Institute for Vocational Education and Training (BIBB), Germany), Integration-chances of immigrants in the German labour market 414 RESEARCH NETWORK 35 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Papadopoulos, Apostolos G. (Harokopio University of Athens, Greece), Fratsea, Loukia - Maria (Harokopio University of Athens, Greece), ‘ Broken promises’: The false expectations of first and second generation Africans in a southern European country (Greece) Contributed papers Lyubenova, Marina (Faculty of Social Studies MU Brno, Czech Republic), Onofrei, Natalia (Faculty of Social Studies MU Brno, Czech Republic), Res, Michal (Faculty of Social Studies MU Brno, Czech Republic), Poitras, Paul (Faculty of Social Studies MU Brno, Czech Republic), Chromkova Manea, Beatrice (Faculty of Social Studies MU Brno, Czech Republic), Foreigners, integration and sport in the Czech Republic Pavelkova, Lenka (Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic), Socioeconomic Integration of Migrant Domestic Workers RN 35 16:00 – 17:30 28th Friday FA Janák 107 RN35S10 / Refugees’ Everyday Life Worlds and the Production of Societal Inequalities in Europe Chairs: Scheibelhofer, Elisabeth (University of Vienna) Täubig, Vicki (University of Siegen) de Jong, Sara (University of Vienna, Austria), 'First I was there, now I am here': Refugee NGO Staff Supporting Asylum Seekers Barak-Bianco, Anda (University of Haifa, Israel, Israel), Raijman, Rebeca (University of Haifa, Israel, Israel), Asylum Seeker Entrepreneurs in Israel Deniz, A. Çağlar (Usak University, Turkey), Tactics of Syrian Pseudo- Refugees in Turkey Luimpöck, Sabrina (University of Vienna, Austria), Chechen Refugees' Employment Trajectories. Escape and Asylum Procedure as a Double Biographic Caesura Contributed papers Waerniers, Rachel (Ghent University, Belgium), Hustinx, Lesley (Ghent University, Belgium), The construction of refugees as (non-)citizens through restrictive migration policies of Western European governments. The case of Belgium. Manap Kirmizigul, Cigdem (Middle East Technical University, Turkey), Syrian Refugees in Turkey RESEARCH NETWORK 35 415 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 16:00 – 17:30 28th Friday FA Gočár 155 Chair: Fedyuk, Olena (University of Strathclyde) RN35S11b / Inclusion, Exclusion and Precarious Employment of Migrant Workers in Europe - B Sahraoui, Nina (London Metropolitan University, UK), Migrant care workers’ experiences of discrimination and racism in London, Paris and Madrid. A comparative analysis. Aziz, Karima (London Metropolitan University, United Kingdom), Migration, gender and work: the interconnectedness between gender roles, agency and work trajectories of female Polish migrant workers in the UK Karolak, Mateusz (Univeristy of Wrocław, Poland), Post-accession migrants’ labour market flexibility as a matter of choice? Pathways towards creation of “flexible subjectivity” RN 35 416 RESEARCH NETWORK 35 Ortega-Rivera, Enrique (Centre for Demographic Studies, Spain), Vidal-Coso, Elena (University of Geneva, Spain), From ‘Old’ to ‘New’ Southern European migrants in Switzerland PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE RN36 - SOCIOLOGY OF TRANSFORMATIONS: EAST AND WEST 11:00 – 12:30 26th Wednesday FCE C204 Chair: Vihalemm, Peeter (University of Tartu) RN36S01 / Transformations in CEE: Developmental Successes or Traps? Roncevic, Borut (School of Advanced Social Studies, Slovenia), Suklan, Jana (School of Advanced Social Studies, Slovenia), Quarter of Century since ‘the End of History’: What Happened and Why? Golob, Tea (School of Advanced Social Studies, Slovenia), Makarovič, Matej (School of Advanced Social Studies, Slovenia), The end of ‘success story’ of Slovenian transformation in a systems perspective: towards a fuzzy sets based comparative approach RN 36 Norkus, Zenonas (Vilnius University, Faculty of Philosophy, Sociology Department, Lithuania), Growth after Crisis: Are Former Communist Countries Facing (Another One) Middle Income Trap? Cepoi, Victor (School of Advanced Social Studies, Slovenia), Besednjak Valič, Tamara (School of Advanced Social Studies, Slovenia), Rončević, Borut (School of Advanced Social Studies, Slovenia), Innovations as a Policy Tool for Societal Transformations 11:00 – 12:30 26th Wednesday FCE C206 Chair: Magun, Vladimir (Institute of Sociology RAS, Higher School of Economics) RN36S05 / Institutional and organizational structures under transition Stoilova, Rumiana (Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, Bulgaria), Emigration in the Perspective of the Transitions from Education to First Job in Bulgaria Nowak, Witold (Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland), Employees of transitioning Polish companies towards organisational change: results from case studies Rapolienė, Gražina (Vilnius University, Lithuania), Jakubė, Aurelija (Vilnius University, Lithuania), Projects in an academic institution: between bureaucracy and post-bureaucracy Fonadova, Laura (Masaryk University, Faculty of Economics and Administration, Czech Republic), Špalek, Jiří (Masaryk University, Faculty of Economics and Administration, Czech Republic), Prouzova, Zuzana (Masaryk University, Faculty of Economics and Administration, Czech Republic), Changes in the Structure of Resources and Production of Non-profit Organizations in the Czech Republic RESEARCH NETWORK 36 417 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 14:00 – 15:30 26th Wednesday FCE C204 Chair: Makarovič, Matej (School of Advanced Social Studies) RN36S02 / Social Stratification and Class Identities Lauristin, Marju (University of Tartu, Estonia), Vihalemm, Peeter (University of Tartu, Estonia), Factors of subjective social stratification in the post-transitional Estonian society Kotarski, Hubert (University of Rzeszow, Poland), The middle class or intelligentsia? Social position and identity of Youth in Central and Eastern Europe Simonchuk, Elena (Institute of Sociology of NAS of Ukraine, Ukraine), Class positions and class identities: an analysis of their relationship in postsocialist and capitalist countries RN 36 14:00 – 15:30 26th Wednesday FCE C206 Hajkowski, Mieszko (Jagiellonian University, Poland), Trans-gender strategies. Feminist approach towards mechanisms of social distinction and articulation of class interests. RN36S03 / Trends in Political Identities and Activities Patrushev, Sergey (Institute of Sociology, Russian Academy of Sciences, Russian Federation), Pavlova, Tamara (Institute of Sociology, Russian Academy of Sciences, Russian Federation), Philippova, Liudmila (Institute of Sociology, Russian Academy of Sciences, Russian Federation), Mass activity and political transformation: institutional model of mass politics Miryasova, Olga (Institute of Sociology of Russian Academy of Sciences, Russian Federation), Forms and perspectives of mass political activity in contemporary Russia Gheorghita, Andrei (Lucian Blaga University of Sibiu, Romania), Comsa, Mircea (Babes-Bolyai University of Cluj-Napoca, Romania), The personalization of electoral politics and leader characteristics in the Eastern post-communist bloc Koseła, Krzysztof (University of Warsaw, Poland), Trends of collective identifications in Poland 16:00 – 17:30 26th Wednesday FCE C206 Chair: Szawiel, Tadeusz (University of Warsaw) 418 RESEARCH NETWORK 36 RN36S04 / Youth: Political Participation and Attitudes Petric, Mirko (University of Zadar, Croatia), Tomic-Koludrovic, Inga (Institute of Social Sciences Ivo Pilar, Croatia), Youth in Croatia before and after the postsocialist transition: from convergence to convergence? PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Kiisel, Maie (University of Tartu, Estonia), Seppel, Külliki (University of Tartu, Estonia), Leppik, Marianne (University of Tartu, Estonia), Engaged and critical: young generations' political participation in EU countries Siellawa-Kolbowska, Krystyna Ewa (Instytut Badań nad Podstawami Demokracji, Poland), Polish youth and support for democracy after 25 years of transition. Dynamic analysis of the survey data Suvakovic, Uros Vojislav (University of Pristina, Faculty of Philosophy, Kosovska Mitrovica, Serbia), Orientation Towards Accession to EU and Existence of Euroidentity – Are These the Same Issue: Case of Serbian Students 16:00 – 17:30 26th Wednesday FCE C204 Chair: Danilova, Elena (Institute of Sociology, Russian Academy of Sciences) RN36S09 / Cultural Dimension of Transformations: Senses of Belonging and Pride RN 36 Magun, Vladimir (Institute of Sociology of the Russian Academy of Sciences; National Research University Higher School of Economics, Russia), Fabrykant, Marharyta (National Research University Higher School of Economics, Russia), Rational and Normative Pride in Comparative Perspective: the East, the West, and the Rest Pretto, Albertina (University of Trento, Italy), The sense of belonging in a cross border area Popić, Snežana (University of Pristina with temporary head office in Kosovska Mitrovica, Faculty of Philosophy, Department of Sociology, Serbia), Ethnic Stereotypes of University Students in North Kosovo Zubkovych, Alina (School of Advanced Social Studies, Slovenia), Representing the common past:analysis of history museums in former Yugoslavian countries Galeja, Liena (Latvian Academy of Culture, Latvia), The Forgotten, the Ostracized, the Lost or the Exotic? In Search of Lieux de Mémoire Referring Back to Socialist past in the Post-soviet Cultural Spaces 18:00 – 19:30 26th Wednesday FCE C204 Chair: Skąpska, Grażyna (Jagiellonian University) RN36S08 / Communities and Local Spaces in the Focus of Transformations Wallace, Claire (University of Aberdeen, United Kingdom), Transforming Communities: The example of community broadband initiatives. RESEARCH NETWORK 36 419 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Mikesova, Renata (Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic), Kostelecky, Tomas (Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic), Mechanisms through which locally/regionally specific electoral behaviour is sustained or changed over time – the case of eight Czech municipalities/regions Shevchenko, Anna (Southern Federal University, Russian Federation), Transformation of recreational space: Russian and European patterns Kazachuk, Ianina (University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom), Urban Grassroots Initiatives and the Transformation of Public Space in a Post-Soviet City: the Minsk Case Study RN 36 18:00 - 19:30 26th Wednesday FCE C206 Chair: Peisert, Arkadiusz (Gdańsk University) RN36S12 / Visual Media Representations of Social Transformations Mysliwiec, Maciej Andrzej (AGH University of Science and Technology, Poland), 25 years of Polish transition. The history in pictures. Raciniewska, Alicja Katarzyna (Adam Mickiewicz University, Poland), Fashion images as indicators of social change Gibas, Petr (Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic), Nyklova, Blanka (Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic), Framing post/socialist cities: visual materials as ideological constructions and their transformation Profant, Tomas (Institute of International Relations, Czech Republic), Cementing the capitalist discursive hegemony through a "leftist" talkshow. "Večera s Havranom" as a case study 19:30 – 20:30 26th Wednesday FCE C206 RN36BM / Business Meeting 11:00 - 12:30 27th Thursday FCE C206 RN36S06 / Around the Ukrainian Crisis: Ideologies and Perceptions Chair: Vihalemm, Peeter (University of Tartu) Cobel-Tokarska, Marta (The Maria Grzegorzewska Academy of Special Education, Poland), In search of Central Europe – young Polish travelers visiting Ukraine Mueller, Klaus (AGH University of Science & Technology, Krakow, Poland), Constructing a ‘New Cold War’: From Confrontation to Interaction and Back 420 RESEARCH NETWORK 36 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Siamionava, Antanina (Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland), Stereotypes, Prejudices, and Attitudes towards Eastern Europeans 12:45 - 13:45 28th Friday FCE Poster Area RN36P01 / Poster Session 14:00 – 15:30 27th Thursday FCE C206 RN36S07 / Puzzles of Russian Transformations Chair: Norkus, Zenonas (Vilnius University, Faculty of Philosophy) Zakrzewska-Manterys, Elzbieta (University of Warsaw, Poland), Kumaniecka-Wisniewska, Agnieszka (University of Warsaw, Poland), Drus, Malgorzata (University of Warsaw, Poland), New possibilities of work for persons with Down syndrome RN 36 Tyurina, Irina Olegovna (Institute of Sociology of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Russian Federation), Social Transformations in Russia in the Context of New National and International Realities Chernysh, Mikhail Feodorovitch (Institute of Sociology, Russsian Academy of Sciences, Russian Federation), The Unjust Society: Unequal Inclusion as Institutional Failure Anisimov, Roman (Russian State University for the Humanities, Russian Federation), Informal networks as a way of adaptation of population to the economic reforms in Russia* Gorshkov, Mikhail Konstantinovich (Institute of Sociology of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Russian Federation), The "Russian World": How Do Russians See it Nowdays? 16:00 – 17:30 27th Thursday FCE C206 Chair: Roncevic, Borut (School of Advanced Social Studies) RN36S11 / Monitoring Social Changes: Politics and Economy Sieber, Rebekka (University of Neuchâtel, Switzerland; University of Fribourg, Switzerland), Vlase, Ionela (“Lucian Blaga” University of Sibiu, Romania), Precarious prosperity in Romania and Switzerland: A longitudinal qualitative analysis of strategies improving the quality of life of households Wysmulek, Ilona (Institute of Philosophy and Sociology, Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland), Baczko-Dombi, Anna (Institute of Philosophy and Sociology, Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland), Between Connections and Meritocracy: Dynamics of Public Opinion on Determinants of Success in Poland (1988 -2013) Kennedy, John (University of Birmingham, United Kingdom), A fuzzy line between success and survival in ‘Gazpromland’: conclusions from an ethnographic study on the everyday practices of business in Siberia RESEARCH NETWORK 36 421 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Woroniecka, Grażyna (University of Warsaw, Poland), Old-New Problems of Housing 36 Years after Transformation 11:00 - 12:30 28th Friday FCE C206 Chair: Norkus, Zenonas (Vilnius University, Faculty of Philosophy) RN36S13 / Transformations in Social Welfare and Housing Danilova, Elena (Institute of Sociology, Russian Academy of Sciences, Russian Federation), Changes in welfare regime and discourse of social justice in Russia Rasnaca, Liga (University of Latvia, Latvia), Housing inequality: The case of vulnerable groups in Latvia Polese, Abel (Dublin City University, Tallinn University), Kovács, Borbála (Central European University), Morris, Jeremy (University of Birmingham), Seliverstova, Oleksandra (Tallinn University, Vrije Universiteit Brussel), Informality and the Welfare State in Eastern Europe RN 36 14:00 - 15:30 28th Friday FCE C206 RN36S10 / Sociology and Discourses in Central and Eastern European Context Kolasa-Nowak, Agnieszka (Marie Curie-Sklodowska University, Lublin, Poland), East-European differences or European unification? In search of the dominant narrative in Polish sociological discourse A.D.2015. Skovajsa, Marek (Faculty of Humanities, Charles University Prague, Czech Republic; Institute of Sociology, Czech Academy of Sciences), From East to West or from West to West? International influences on Czech sociology in the transition period Warczok, Tomasz (Pedagogical University of Cracow, Poland), Media, Social Sciences, and Power. The Symbolic Construction of Inequalities. Peisert, Arkadiusz (Gdańsk University, Poland), How far 'civil' means 'civilized'? The Eliasian civilizing process as a perspective for the research of civil society development in Central-Eastern Europe. 422 RESEARCH NETWORK 36 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 16:00 – 17:30 28th Friday FCE C206 Chair: Grabowska, Mirosława Helena (University of Warsaw; Public Opinion Research Center) RN36S14 / Controversies of Institutional and Cultural Changes Skąpska, Grażyna (Jagiellonian University, Poland), Postcommunism diversified. Agency, transparency, inclusiveness and reflexivity, and the trajectories of postcommunist transformation Roosalu, Triin (Tallinn University, Estonia), Raudsepp, Maaris (Tallinn University, Estonia), Controversies of Post-Soviet European Identity: Baltic Patterns of Exclusion and Inclusion Tomic-Koludrovic, Inga (Institute of Social Sciences Ivo Pilar, Croatia), Petric, Mirko (University of Zadar, Croatia), Zdravkovic, Zeljka (University of Zadar, Croatia), A move to modernity: Women in Croatia after the postsocialist transition RN 36 Kozlovskii, Vladimir (Saint Petersburg State University, Russian Federation, Sociological Institute of the Russian Academy of Science), Civilizational differences of multiple social inequalities in modern societies RESEARCH NETWORK 36 423 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION RN37 - URBAN SOCIOLOGY 11:00 – 12:30 26th Wednesday FCE A436 Chair: Spanu, Sara (University of Sassari) RN37S01 / Public Spaces Mazzette, Antonietta (University of Sassari, Italy), Spanu, Sara (University of Sassari, Italy), Public Spaces. Theoretical Approaches and Sociological Research Karababa Kayaligil, Pinar (Middle East Technical University, Turkey), Publics’ Movements vs. the Occupation of Living Spaces Trikalinou, Lilika (Goldsmiths University of London, United Kingdom), Making Visible: Irregular Immigrants' Uses of Urban Public Space RN 37 11:00 - 12:30 26th Wednesday FCE A434 Chair: Ferro, Lígia (CIES-IUL, IS-UP) Schindlauer, Sandra Isabelle (Bauhaus-University, Germany), Pospěch, Pavel (Masaryk-University, Czech Republic), Strategies of Invisibilisation: Findings from a Comparative Analysis of Managing Social Inequality on Public Spaces in Brno and Hamburg RN37S02 / Inequalities and Mobilities in Urban Spaces Pajvančić - Cizelj, Ana (University of Novi Sad, Faculty of Philosophy, Serbia), Reproduction of gender inequality through urban planning: The case of Novi Sad Gato, Maria Assunção (Instituto Universitário de Lisboa, Portugal), Living among equals in a city of inequalities: examples from Lisbon Ritter, Christian (Kadir Has University, Turkey), Unpacking urban life in a global age: The case of Moroccan residents in Istanbul Lopes, João Teixeira (Arts Faculty of Oporto University, Portugal), Brain Drain: the case of Portugal Ferro, Lígia (CIES-IUL, IS-UP, Portugal), Raposo, Otávio (CIES-IUL, IS-UP, Portugal), Tracking migrant artists in the city: Configuration of migrant artists' circuits in Portugal 14:00 - 15:30 26th Wednesday FCE A436 Chair: Khazalová, Gaby (Masaryk University, Faculty of Social Studies, Czech Republic) 424 RESEARCH NETWORK 37 RN37S03 / Urban Social Movements PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Kentel, Ferhat (Istanbul Sehir University, Turkey), Istanbul between ex-Islamists constructors and a new urban movement Ozdemir Metlioglu, Secil (Sociology, Turkey), The Right to the City: Struggle against the Urban Transformation in Limontepe, İzmir. Tekin, Cansu (Akdeniz University, Turkey), As a Tool of Political and Economic Struggle, Housing Question in Germany and Turkey: a Comparative Analyses 14:00 – 15:30 26th Wednesday FCE A434 Chair: Villalon Ogayar, Juan Jose (UNED) RN37S04 / Inequalities and Diversity in Urban Spaces Domaradzka, Anna (University of Warsaw, Poland), Leveling the playfield: emerging urban movement as a new actor in the unequal urban context. RN 37 Petrović, Mina (Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade, Serbia), Attitudes towards Residential Space: The Case of Belgrade Viliran, Jessica (Polytechnic University of the Philippines, Philippines), Towards A Counter-history of Slum: The Right to Housing From the Urban Poor Perspective Villalon_Ogayar, Juan_Jose (UNED, Spain), Social awareness in multicultural and unequal peripheral areas of large urban areas in Europe. Rodríguez-García, María Jesús (Centre for Urban Political Sociology and Policies. Universidad Pablo de Olavide, Spain), Designing Urban Policies: an Evaluation Assestment about Their Rationality and Coherence 16:00 – 17:30 26th Wednesday FCE A436 Chair: Lamela, Carmen (Universidade da Coruña) RN37S05 / Inequalities and Social Movements in Urban Spaces Zajac, Adam Piotr (Phd Student, Department of Sociology, University of Warsaw, Poland), Transport and spatial mobility as an important tool for investigating urban space. Król, Agnieszka (Jagiellonian University, Institute of Sociology, Poland), Wróblewska, Anna (Jagiellonian University, Institute of Sociology, Poland), Cracow a city without barriers? Negotiating accessibility through community video. Zangger, Christoph Thomas (University of Bern, Switzerland), The Social Geography of Educational Achievement. Untangling the spatial structure of inequality using spatial econometrics RESEARCH NETWORK 37 425 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Janák, Dušan (Silesian University in Opava, Czech Republic), Kulhavý, Václav (Silesian University in Opava, Czech Republic), Sociological research on the city of Brno (Czechoslovakia) from 1947 and possibilities of its processing at present 16:00 – 17:30 26th Wednesday FCE A434 Chair: Manella, Gabriele (Università di Bologna) RN 37 18:00 – 19:30 26th Wednesday FCE A436 Chairs: Conceicao, Cristina Palma (ISCTE-IUL) RN37S06 / Public Policies and Inequalities in Urban Spaces I Rek-Wozniak, Magdalena (University of Lodz, Poland), Between social integration and class abject. Postindustrial urban development and the debate on social inequalities in Poland Zapata, Angel Ramón (Centre for Urban Political Sociology and Policies. Universidad Pablo de Olavide, Spain), Urban Regeneration Processes and Health Łukasiuk, Magdalena (University of Warsaw, Poland), Urban inequalities and social prevention in context of the sociology of architecture Manella, Gabriele (Università di Bologna, Italy), In search of collective efficacy: an alcohol abuse prevention project in the San Donato neighborhood of Bologna RN37S07 / Difference and Diversity in Urban Spaces Zamfirescu, Irina Maria (University of Bucharest, Romania), The materiality of social dumping: Evictions, housing and the war on poor in Bucharest Winiarska, Aleksandra (University of Warsaw, Poland), Next-door strangers? Ethnic difference and neighbourly contact in a Central European context Kurtenbach, Sebastian (University of Cologne, Germany), Neighbourhood effect: How does it work? A suggestion of a model Gomez, M. Victoria (Universidad Carlos III, Spain), Is there any future for urban planning 18:00 - 19:30 26th Wednesday FCE A434 Chair: Paadam, Katrin (Tallinn University of Technology) 426 RESEARCH NETWORK 37 RN37S08 / Urban Experiences Almeida, Pedro Miguel (CICS.NOVA FCSH-UNL, Portugal), Negotiating urban uses in Cascais. The case of everyday life experience in the Beach of Carcavelos. Paadam, Katrin (Tallinn University of Technology, Estonia), Siilak, Kristel (Tallinn University of Technology, Estonia), PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Ojamäe, Liis (Tallinn University of Technology, Estonia; Tallinn University, Estonia), On the nature of the socio-spatial experience of urban conversion Bredewold, Femmianne (University of Humanistic Studies, Netherlands, The), Tonkens, Evelien (University of Humanistic Studies, Netherlands, The), Trappenburg, Margo (University of Humanistic Studies, Netherlands, The), Urban encounters Finney, Nissa (University of Manchester, United Kingdom), Wallace, Stephanie Julia (University of Manchester, United Kingdom), Perceptions and experience of ethnic discrimination in social and private rented housing over the 2000s 19:30 - 20:30 26th Wednesday FCE A436 RN37BM / Business Meeting 12:45 - 13:45 27th Thursday FCE Poster Area RN37P01 / Poster Session 14:00 – 15:30 27th Thursday FCE A436 RN37S10 / Public Policies and Inequalities in Urban Spaces II Chairs: Karwinska, Anna (Cracow University of Economics) Abreu, Paula (Faculty of Economics/Center for Social Studies - University of Coimmbra) RN 37 Andrade, Maria (Universidade da Coruña, Spain), Lamela, Carmen (Universidade da Coruña, Spain), Tourism without Gentrification? Obstacles to achieve a “happy medium” Karwinska, Anna (Cracow University of Economics, Poland), The principle of "fair city" in the context of the assumptions of the National Urban Policy in Poland Segerstedt, Eugenia (Luleå University of Technology, Sweden), Jakobsson, Mats (Luleå University of Technology, Sweden), Should I stay or should I go? Social and infrastructural aspects of urban life affecting thoughts on leaving Kiruna and Gällivare Navarro, Clemente J. (Centre for Urban Political Sociology and Policies. Universidad Pablo de Olavide, Spain), Zapata, Angel Ramón (Centre for Urban Political Sociology and Policies. Universidad Pablo de Olavide, Spain), Rodríguez-García, Maria Jesús (Centre for Urban Political Sociology and Policies. Universidad Pablo de Olavide, Spain), The Impact of Urban Policies: the Missing Link of Exposure Ketokivi, Kaisa (University of Helsinki, Finland; New York University, United States), Different logics of local belonging in Helsinki, Madrid and New York City Sæter, Oddrun Kristine (Oslo and Akershus University College, Norway), Cohesions and separations. Social and symbolic inequality in urban neighborhoods in Oslo. RESEARCH NETWORK 37 427 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 16:00 - 17:30 27th Thursday FCE A436 Chair: De Vivo, Paola (University of Naples Federico II) RN37S11 / Governance Urban Processes Kemppainen, Teemu Tapio (University of Helsinki, Finland), Social Disorder in Finnish Suburban Housing Estates: a Multilevel Study on Collective Efficacy Combining Survey and Register Data De Vivo, Paola (University of Naples Federico II, Italy), Formal and informal governance in the urban policies Kurti, Orsiola (Scuola Normale Superiore, Italy), Mediating Structures at Local Level: Albania and Macedonia in a Comparative Perspective Kettunen, Hanna (University of Turku, Finland), Narratives on rental housing policy RN 37 11:00 – 12:30 28th Friday FCE A436 Chair: Valente, Riccardo (University of Barcelona) RN37S12 / Gentrification and Diversities I Gądecki, Jacek (University of Science and Technology AGH, Poland), The marketers of dreams vs. romantic gentrifiers – reflections on spece production and space consumption in Polish city. Rubiales Pérez, Miguel (University of Barcelona, Spain), Socio-spatial urban patterns: Toward a generalization and a typology drawn from the study of the upper classes in the metropolitan areas of Madrid and Barcelona Valente, Riccardo (University of Barcelona, Spain), Perceived insecurity in a city with low-crime rates: the case of Barcelona Zerey, Neyir (Middle East Technical University, Turkey), Porous Borders: LGBTI’s Place on Urban Space Cordeiro, Graça Índias (ISCTE-Instituto Universitário de Lisboa, Portugal), From the urban edge to a central place: ethnographic approaches to the Portuguese hub of Boston 14:00 - 15:30 28th Friday FCE A436 Chair: Bartłomiejski, Robert Michal (University of Szczecin) RN37S13 / Gentrification and Diversities II Almeida, Emerson Rodrigo (Faculdade de Mauá, Brazil), Dias, Gustavo (Goldsmiths College - University of London, United Kingdom), Unofficial lines in the cityscape: exploring the rat trails of Brasília Can, Aysegul (University of sheffield, United Kingdom), Social Exclusion as a Result of Gentrification - The Case of Tarlabasi, Istanbul 428 RESEARCH NETWORK 37 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Bartłomiejski, Robert Michal (University of Szczecin, Poland), Self-exclusion of residential community as a reaction to environmental conflict in the city 16:00 - 17:30 28th Friday FCE A436 Chair: Almeida, Pedro Miguel (CICS.NOVA FCSH-UNL) RN37S09 / Urban Exclusions Kes-Erkul, Aysu (Hacettepe University, Turkey), From Spatial Exclusion to Digital Exclusion: ‘Smart City’ as a New Form of Urban Inequality Jacobs, A.J. (East Carolina University, United States of America), The Nexus City Model, Bridging the Local, Regional, National, and International Contexts Shilova, Valentina Aleksandrovna (Institute of Sociology Russian Academy of Sciences, Russian Federation), Akimkin, Evgeniy Mihailovich (Institute of Sociology Russian Academy of Sciences, Russian Federation), Bykov, Kirill Vladimirovich (Institute of Sociology Russian Academy of Sciences, Russian Federation), "Social, communicative and status inequality in contemporary Russia" RN 37 Henriksen, Ida Marie (Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), Norway), Tjora, Aksel (Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), Norway), Situational domestication: Public privacy in the café-as-office RESEARCH NETWORK 37 429 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION RS01 - ARTS MANAGEMENT 11:00 – 12:30 26th Wednesday FCE B286 Chair: McCall Magan, Kerry (Institute of Art, Design and Technology) RS 01 14:00 - 15:30 26th Wednesday FCE B286 Chair: DeVereaux, Constance (Colorado State University) RS01S02 / Arts Management: Differences, Inequalities, and Sociological Imagination Becuț, Anda Georgiana (National Institute for Research and Cultural Training, Romania), Pălici, Bogdan (National Institute for Research and Cultural Training, Romania), Visiting Bucharest museums. Transition from the discourse of equality to unequal chances in access to culture Coblence, Emmanuel (Institut Supérieur de Gestion Paris, France), Sardais, Cyrille (HEC Montreal, Canada), An Acoustic Panopticon? Exploring the Power/Knowledge Base of Orchestra Conductors’ Leadership Fullman, Aimee R. (University of Westminster, United Kingdom), Invisible Friends: An investigation into the underlying social justice dimensions within philanthropic support for US international cultural engagement RS01S01 / General Session Whyte, Elizabeth (Wexford Arts Centre, Ireland), A new model for the arts at county level in Ireland: Transitioning the role of the arts centre in the community Durrer, Victoria Catherine (Queen's University Belfast, United Kingdom), Nisbett, Melissa (King’s College London), The Relationship between Cultural Policy and Arts Management Dubois, Vincent (University of Strasbourg, France), Arts management as a career choice: how structural factors increase class and gender gaps. Evidence from the French case 16:00 – 17:30 26th Wednesday FCE B286 Chair: Zahner, Nina Tessa (Leipzig University) RS01S03 / Theories and Methods in Arts Management Peper, Robert (Leuphana University Lueneburg, Germany), Relational Boundaries in Cultural Governance Processes DeVereaux, Constance (Colorado State University, United States of America), Entrepreneurship and the Narratives of Sacred Origin Salas, Laura Sofia (Zeppelin University, Germany), Rosenkranz, Marie (Zeppelin University, Germany), Conceptualizing Self-Conception - An Ethnographic Case Study on the Functioning of Cultural Organizations 430 RESEARCH STREAM 01 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Oman, Susan (University of Manchester, United Kingdom), Taylor, Mark Richard (The University of Sheffield, United Kingdom), Managing the new arts of new data models 18:00 – 19:30 26th Wednesday FCE B286 Chair: Zahner, Nina Tessa (Leipzig University) RS01S04 / Sociology of Arts Management Tomka, Goran (Faculty of sport and tourism, Serbia), Anđelković, Ivana (Independent researcher), On the power(lessness) of cultural managers McCall Magan, Kerry (Institute of Art, Design and Technology, Ireland), Birds of a Feather? an analysis of arts participation and taste in Ireland Stahl, Julian (Zeppelin University, Germany), Sense and Nonsense in Cultural Organizations - Towards a sensemaking perspective on cultural organizations. 11:00 - 12:30 27th Thursday FCE B286 Chair: McCall Magan, Kerry (Institute of Art, Design and Technology) RS01S05 / Student Papers RS 01 Borello, Emelie A. (Colorado State University, United States of America), Identity on the Stage: The relevance of plays to young adults in a modern society Kleindienst, Christian (Leipzig University, Germany), Rühr, Julia (Leipzig University, Germany), Dockhorn, Sarah (Leipzig University, Germany), Braune, Maria (Leipzig University, Germany), Blechschmidt, Luise (Leipzig University, Germany), Winkler, Franz (Leipzig University, Germany), Kelevra, Lars (Leipzig University, Germany), König, Lisa (Leipzig University, Germany), Scriba, Christina (Leipzig University, Germany), Postaffirmative arts management revisited Rose, Samantha (Colorado State University, United States of America), Liberals vs. Conservatives: The Breakdown of American Partnerships and the Arts as a Catalyst for Political Change 14:00 - 15:30 27th Thursday FA 503 RS01BM / Business Meeting Chair: DeVereaux, Constance (Colorado State University) RESEARCH STREAM 01 431 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION RS02 - DESIGN IN USE 11:00 - 12:30 26th Wednesday FA 504 Chairs: Gawron, Grzegorz Piotr (University of Silesia) Rojek-Adamek, Paulina Katarzyna (Andrzej Frycz Modrzewski Krakow University) RS 02 14:00 - 15:30 26th Wednesday FA 504 Chairs: Rojek-Adamek, Paulina Katarzyna (Andrzej Frycz Modrzewski Krakow University) Gawron, Grzegorz Piotr (University of Silesia) RS02S01 / Design in Use - Session 1 De Paoli, Stefano (Abertay University, United Kingdom), The role of Sociologists in a designed world: some reflections from the wikirate project Bronzino, Liubov (Peoples' Friendship University of Russia, Russian Federation), Kurmeleva, Helena (Peoples' Friendship University of Russia, Russian Federation), Design as a socio-cultural phenomenon:"epistemic" analysis Glumac, Olga (Faculty of Fine Arts, University of Porto / ID+ Research Institute for Design, Media and Culture, Portugal), Design for Empowerment of Youngsters’ Competencies for Meaningful Participation RS02S02 / Design in Use - Session 2 Kullman, Kim (Goldsmiths, University of London, United Kingdom), Imrie, Rob (Goldsmiths, University of London, United Kingdom), Measuring, mending and managing inclusive design Zielińska, Ewa (Culture-making Association Miastodwa, Poland), Cieślak, Jan Franciszek (Culture-making Association Miastodwa, Poland), Approaching vernacular design – a real life example Janku, Katerina Sidiropulu (Masaryk University, Czech Republic), Towards the intercultural citizenship with the up-to date design De Vincenzi, Manuela (CICS.NOVA / FCSH-UNL, Portugal), The question of shape, experiences and meanings of the city. The cases of Tróia and Condado in the Lisbon metropolis. 432 RESEARCH STREAM 02 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE RS03 - EUROPEANIZATION FROM BELOW? 19:30 - 20:30 26th Wednesday FCE B367 RS03BM / Business Meeting 11:00 - 12:30 27th Thursday FCE B367 RS03S01 / Europeanization? Practices and Identifications Nikischer, Richard (Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences), Pluriform Europe: the identity of Europe through the eyes of „European“ nations RS 03 Andrejuk, Katarzyna (Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland), From “their Union” to “our Europe”? Dynamics of attitudes towards the European Union in Poland Letenyei, László (Corvinus University of Budapest, Hungary), Morauszki, András (Hungarian Academy of Sciences Centre for Social Sciences, Hungary), Measuring Cross-border Impact. Methodological Pilot Study Based on Mental Mapping, Language Skills and Position Generator Salamonska, Justyna (European University Institute, Italy), Recchi, Ettore (Sciences Po), Europe between mobility and sedentarism: Patterns of cross-border practices and their consequences for European integration 14:00 - 15:30 27th Thursday FCE B367 RS03S02 / Children and Europe Delcroix, Catherine (Université de Strasbourg, Laboratoire Dynamiques Européennes, France), How migrant parents help their children to become European citizens Tufis, Paula Andreea (Department of Sociology and Social Work, University of Bucharest), Serban, Monica (Research Institute for the Quality of Life, Romanian Academy of Sciences), Migrant Parents and School Achievement of Left Behind Children Kobanda, Dieudonné (Université de Strasbourg, France), Unaccompanied minors in France and Belgium: the race against the clock Pape, Elise (EHESS, France), Europeanization from below – The case study of a Cameroonian family in Europe RESEARCH STREAM 03 433 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 16:00 - 17:30 27th Thursday FCE B367 RS03S03 / Intra-European Migrations Ieracitano, Francesca (Lumsa University of Rome, Italy), New European citizens? The Erasmus generation between awareness and scepticism Castellani, Simone (University of Genoa, Italy), Is European identity in checkmate? Italian and Spanish migrants in Germany during the contemporary economic crisis RS 03 11:00 - 12:30 28th Friday FCE B367 Ganga, Rafaela (University of Porto, Portugal), Vaz, Henrique (University of Porto, Portugal), Gomes, Rui (University of Coimbra, Portugal), Silva, Sílvia (University of Coimbra, Portugal), Peixoto, Paulo (University of Coimbra, Portugal), Teixeira Lopes, João (University of Porto, Portugal), Machado-Taylor, Lurdes (University of Porto, Portugal), Magalhães, Dulce (University of Porto, Portugal), Cerdeira, Luísa (University of Lisbon, Portugal), Brites, Rui (University of Lisbon, Portugal), Patrocinio, Tomás (University of Lisbon, Portugal), Cabrito, Belmiro (University of Lisbon, Portugal), From south to the north: sociological portraits of Portuguese high qualify emigration RS03S04 / European Migrants in the UK Wlasny, Miriam (University of Surrey, United Kingdom), Intra-European migration and European identity - the case study of Germans living in the United Kingdom Moir, James (AbertayUniversity, United Kingdom), ‘Cheap Labour and Benefit Tourists’: The Rhetoric of Resisting Mobility in Europe Brahic, Benedicte Alexina (Manchester Metropolitan University, United Kingdom), Baldwin, Rowenna Jane (Manchester Metropolitan University, United Kingdom), Reluctant communities? Exploring the social implications of raising a bilingual family for European movers living in Manchester 12:45 - 13:45 28th Friday FCE Poster Area 434 RESEARCH STREAM 03 RS03P01 / Poster Session Grisoni, Anahita (ENS de Lyon, France), From ecological crisis to public debt: does « europeanization » represents an outcome for the Notav movement ? PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 14:00 - 15:30 28th Friday FCE B367 RS03S05 / Attitudes of Minorities towards the European Union Poetzschke, Steffen (GESIS - Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences, Germany), Braun, Michael (GESIS - Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences, Germany), Migrants’ Identification with Europe: Does EU Citizenship Make a Difference? Bertaux, Daniel (Université de Strasbourg et CNRS, France), Migrants and their descendants on the path to EU integration Sorde-Marti, Teresa (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain), Serradell, Olga (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain), Aiello, Emilia (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain), Amador, Jelen (Universitat de Barcelona, Spain), The EU-construction from the bottom-up: The Roma case 16:00 - 17:30 28th Friday FCE B367 RS03S06 / Mixed and Mobile Families in Europe RS 03 Odasso, Laura (Université Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium), Binational and mixed families. Old social texture and new challenges of Europeanization from Below. Giorgi, Alberta (University of Coimbra, Portugal, GRASSROOTSMOBILISE - Eliamep), Raffini, Luca (University of Florence, Italy), Love and Ryanair: Academic Researchers relocating Chaïeb, Sarra (Université de Strasbourg, France), La place des questions religieuse et communautaire en France : l’exemple de deux associations de protection de l’enfance. RESEARCH STREAM 03 435 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION RS04 - SOCIOLOGY OF CELEBRATION 11:00 - 12:30 26th Wednesday FCE AS135 RS04S01 / Religious and Solemn Celebration Trako Poljak, Tijana (Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb, Croatia), Why don’t Croatian citizens celebrate their national days? Salzbrunn, Monika (University of Lausanne, Switzerland), When the Mosque Goes Beethoven: Expressing Religious Belongings through Music RS 04 14:00 - 15:30 26th Wednesday FCE AS135 Rusu, Mihai Stelian (Babes-Bolyai University, Romania), Celebrating the Royal Liturgy within the National Calendric Memory – The Politics of Commemoration in Romanian Kingdom RS04S02 / Irreligious and Secular Celebration Quinn, Bernadette Mary (Dublin Institute of Technology, Ireland), Wilks, Linda (Open University, Milton Keynes, UK), ‘A social whirlwind of a week’: disruptions of place and people at two festivals Bamberg, Jarkko Michael (University of Tampere, Finland), Running Re-discovered: Celebrating Barefoot to Re-connect with Nature Olechnicki, Krzysztof (Nicolaus Copernicus University, Poland), Szlendak, Tomasz (Nicolaus Copernicus University, Poland), Mega-ceremonials of Routinized Carnival: Post-transformation Changes in Poles’ Participation in Culture Bornakke, Tobias (Department of Sociology, University of Copenhagen, Denmark), Blok, Anders (Department of Sociology, University of Copenhagen, Denmark), Intense sociality: party rituals and the formation of friendship amongst university students 16:00 - 17:30 26th Wednesday FCE AS135 RS04S03 / Interrelations of Individuals and Communities on the Scenes and Genres of Celebration Cucu-Oancea, Ozana Marina (Institute of Sociology, Romanian Academy, Romania), The Holiday Spirit - Cliché or Indicator of the Social Values Symbolic Assertion? 436 RESEARCH STREAM 04 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Rault, Wilfried (Institut national d'études démographiques, France), New union form, new rituals? Celebrations of the French Civil Partnership Soukka, Satu Maaret (University of Turku, Finland), Live concert as carnivalistic space Kantola, Ismo Juhani (University of Turku, Finland), Dance, partying, celebration, and meditation as historical constituents of jazz 19:30 - 20:30 26th Wednesday FCE AS135 RS04BM / Business Meeting RS 04 RESEARCH STREAM 04 437 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION RS05 - SOCIOLOGY OF KNOWLEDGE 14:00 – 15:30 26th Wednesday FA Krejcar 111 Chair: Guelker, Silke (WZB Social Science Research Center Berlin) RS05S01 / Sociology of Knowledge: Theories, Paradigms and Approaches Knoblauch, Hubert (Technical University of Berlin, Germany), Schnettler, Bernt (University of Bayreuth), Pfadenhauer, Michaela (University of Vienna), The New Sociology of Knowledge Eberle, Thomas S. (University of St. Gallen, Switzerland), Phenomenological Sociology of Knowledge RS 05 16:00 - 17:30 26th Wednesday FA Krejcar 111 Chair: Knoblauch, Hubert (Technical University of Berlin) Prisching, Manfred (University of Graz, Austria), Understanding (in) Public Sociology - comparable, compatible and contrastive stocks of knowledge Gobo, Giampietro (University of Milan, Italy), Socializing natural sciences (physics and biology): a third ontology RS05S02 / Experts and Intellectuals Cohen, Bruce (University of Auckland, New Zealand), Neoliberalism and the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders: A case study in the sociology of knowledge Fernandes, Paulo Cesar (University of Brasilia (UnB), Brazil), Lights and Sedition: the intellectual field and the arise of the Brazilian Aufklärung (1750-1808). Biçer, Hülya (Hacettepe University, Turkey), Librarianship Inheritance Taken over from Ottoman Empire to Republic: Corporization of Librarianship in Republican Period 18:00 - 19:30 26th Wednesday FA Krejcar 111 Chair: Prisching, Manfred (University of Graz) RS05S03 / Social Knowledge, Experience and Imagination Ivana, Greti Iulia (Universitat Oberta de Catalunya, Spain), Mediatization: The Socially Constructed Experience of Being Told a Story Cerroni, Andrea (University of Milano-Bicocca, Italy), The future today: myths within contemporary sociological imagination Marlor, Chantelle P (University of the Fraser Valley, Canada), Doing Knowledge: Synthesizing Realism and Relativism to Explain Cultural Differences in Knowledge 438 RESEARCH STREAM 05 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Betz, Gregor Jonas (TU Dortmund University, Germany), Kirchner, Babette (TU Dortmund University, Germany), Hermeneutics of imagery. Epistemological and empirical reflections 19:30 - 20:30 26th Wednesday FA 601 RS05BM / Business Meeting 14:00 - 15:30 27th Thursday FA Krejcar 111 RS05S04 / Knowledge Society, Science and Social Inequalities Chair: Pfadenhauer, Michaela (University of Vienna) Decieux, Jean Philippe (Université du Luxemburg, Luxembourg), How does the hybridisation of knowledge production influence the development of Social Indicators within evidence-based-policy making processes? The Case of the „European Expert-Group on Youth Indicators“ RS 05 Dukat, Christoph (Karlsruhe Institut of Technology, Germany), Differentiation of knowledge in dementia care? The stock of Knowledge on Dementia in the Qualification of “additional care workers” in the context of professionalization. Bosancic, Sasa (University of Augsburg, Germany), Self-Positioning of Semi-skilled Workers in the ‘Knowledge Society’ Jakelja, Luka (Alpen-Adria-Universität Klagenfurt, Austria), Overcoming epistemic inequalities grounded in disciplinary methodologies: the case of climate research 16:00 - 17:30 27th Thursday FA Krejcar 111 Chair: Schnettler, Bernt (University of Bayreuth) RS05S05 / Empirical Research in the Sociology of Knowledge Sojka, Bozena (University of Bath, United Kingdom), Is knowledge power (experiences of immigrants in the Republic of Cyprus)? Elliker, Florian (University of St.Gallen, Switzerland), Reichle, Niklaus (University of St.Gallen, Switzerland), Fitting into academia – the role of knowledge genres and social inequalities in higher education. An interpretive research approach Dieudonné, Maël (Centre Max Weber, France), Using the body to understand the environment: the production and assessment of knowledge by environmentally hypersensitive persons Zilinskaite-Vytiene, Viktorija (Vilnius University, Lithuania), Models of knowledge: theoretical and methodological differences in information society analysis RESEARCH STREAM 05 439 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 11:00 - 12:30 28th Friday FA Krejcar 111 Chair: Knoblauch, Hubert (Technical University of Berlin) RS05S06 / The Relationship between Science and Religion from a Sociology of Knowledge Perspective Zengin Arslan, Berna (Ozyegin University, Turkey), Enchanting the Soul? Understanding the Popular Religious Psychology Books in Turkey Guelker, Silke (WZB Social Science Research Center Berlin, Germany), Constructing Universes in the Field of Stem Cell Research: Case Studies in the United States and Germany Kaden, Tom (York University, Canada), Investigating the relationship between science and religion: preliminary empirical findings and analysis RS 05 14:00 - 15:30 28th Friday FA Krejcar 111 Chair: Schnettler, Bernt (University of Bayreuth) 16:00 - 17:30 28th Friday FA Krejcar 111 Chair: Bosancic, Sasa (University of Augsburg) RS05S07 / Scientific Knowledge and Academia Dalberg, Tobias (Uppsala University, Sweden), Social morphology and disciplinary differentiation in the human and social sciences. The case of Sweden 1945-2005 Czerniawska, Dominika (Interdisciplinary Centre for Mathematical and Computational Modelling, University of Warsaw, Poland), Fenrich, Wojciech (Interdisciplinary Centre for Mathematical and Computational Modelling, University of Warsaw, Poland), Bojanowski, Michał (Interdisciplinary Centre for Mathematical and Computational Modelling, University of Warsaw, Poland), How does scholarly cooperation occur and how does it manifest itself? Evidence from Poland Berger, Yvonne (LMU Munich, Germany), Eurocentrism in the language(s) of academia – Does knowledge in mandarin remain voiceless in a global academic system? RS05S08 / Discourses and Politics Kukla, Karolina (Jagiellonian University, Poland), Truth production: Foucauldian analysis of the Polish discourses about the 2010 Tu-154 plane crash Krauss, Agate Nira (Ben-Gurion University, Israel), Imagining the future in the present: Applying imaginary future to present biomedical discourse that relates to Personalized Medicine network Kumkar, Nils C. (Universität Leipzig, Germany), Reconstructing Discontent: Occupy Wall Street's and the Tea Party's Political Habitus Glapka, Ewa (University of the Free State, South Africa), Discourse analysis in the sociological research on knowledge production 440 RESEARCH STREAM 05 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE RS06 - SOCIOLOGY OF MORALITY 19:30 – 20:30 26th Wednesday FCE A434 RS06BM / Business Meeting 11:00 – 12:30 27th Thursday FCE A434 RS06S01 / General Session: Sociology of Morality – Old New Discipline of Sociology Chair: Woroniecka, Grażyna (University of Warsaw) Bucholc, Marta (University of Warsaw, Poland), Moral Laws and Game Rules: Figurational Perspective Ruonavaara, Hannu (University of Turku, Finland), Theorizing Movements of Moral Regulation: the Status Anxiety Mechanism RS 06 Sebrechts, Melissa (University of Amsterdam, Netherlands, The), Recognising different ways of 'doing recognition' Hechtman, Todd Andrew (Eastern Washington University, United States of America), Sociological Morality: The Search for Moral Phronesis 14:00 – 15:30 27th Thursday FCE A434 Chair: Jędrzejczak, Helena Anna (University of Warsaw) RS06S02 / Solidarity and Migration Solano, Priscilla Maria (Lund University, Sweden), The (Im)possibilities of the Politics of Solidarity: Undocumented Migration and Humanitarianism Kardov, Kruno (University of Zagreb, Croatia), Ajdukovic, Dean (University of Zagreb, Croatia), Corkalo Biruski, Dinka (University of Zagreb, Croatia), Löw Stanic, Ajana (University of Zagreb, Croatia), Stambuk, Marina (University of Zagreb, Croatia), How formerly belligerent groups construct meanings of intergroup apology and forgiveness? A qualitative study Raposova, Ivana (Masaryk University, Czech Republic), Gajdos, Adam (Masaryk University, Czech Republic), Culture wars over family matters: the three grammars of commonality in the plural and their interplay in the disputes over the Slovak „anti-liberal“ referendum. Gugushvili, Alexi (Oxford University, United Kingdom), Intergenerational Social Mobility and Preferred Distributive and Redistributive Justice Principles RESEARCH STREAM 06 441 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 16:00 - 17:30 27th Thursday FCE A434 Chair: Bucholc, Marta (University of Warsaw) RS06S03 / Charity – Social Phenomenon of Helping Each Other Semenova, Tatiana Nikolaevna (D. Mendeleev University of Chemical Technology of Russia, Russian Federation), Charity in Russia: History and Current Trends Shachar, Itamar (Ghent University, Belgium), von Essen, Johan (Ersta Sköndal University College, Stockholm, Sweden), Hustinx, Lesley (Ghent University, Belgium), Constituting ‘volunteering’ as a desirable activity: a reflexive meta-analysis of recent research RS 06 11:00 - 12:30 28th Friday FCE A434 Chair: Łukasiuk, Magdalena (University of Warsaw) Vrublevskaya, Polina (St.Tikhon's Orthodox University, Russian Federation), Social origin of charity: Russian Orthodox parishes’ case RS06S04 / Inequality Hughes, Bill (Glasgow Caledonian University, United Kingdom), Reflections on the history of the role and place of disability in the moral economy Paramonova, Svetlana Pavlovna (Perm National Scientific Research Polytechnical University, Russian Federation), The Sociology of Favouritism Onnudottir, Helena (University of Western Sydney, Australia), Hawkins, Mary (University of Western Sydney, Australia), Are some people less equal than others?: The economic collapse and its impact on people with disability; A case study from Iceland Orchard, Macarena (University of Nottingham, United Kingdom), Respect, moral suffering and the understanding of inequality 14:00 - 15:30 28th Friday FCE A434 Chairs: Sobolewski, Wojciech Jacek (University of Warsaw) 442 RESEARCH STREAM 06 RS06S05 / Moral Dilemma Liu, Ming-Feng (National Quemoy University, Taiwan, Republic of China), Retribution as the way to elaborate moral economy of land at the globalisation period: the case of Kinmen Pešl, Jan (Masaryk University, Czech Republic), Nordic model: morally laden ideal or value-free example to follow? PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Lozinskaia, Aleksandra (Memorial International, Russian Federation), How to avoid moral dilemma: examination of the displays of loyalty to the authorities of modern Russia Sakson-Szafrańska, Izabela (Institute of Applied Social Sciences of the University of Warsaw, Poland), Vicious Circle of Mass Killing 16:00 - 17:30 28th Friday FCE A434 Chair: Sobolewski, Wojciech Jacek (University of Warsaw) RS06S06 / Morality Tanatova, Dina (Russian State Social University, Russian Federation), Modern man and a moral crisis. Graziosi, Mariolina (Università Degli Studi di Milano, Italy), Morality vs ethics, duty vs feelings: The Greek tragedy and the birth of the ethical person RS 06 Firinci Orman, Turkan (-), Ethics versus Pseudo-Ethics: How to improve ethical reasoning skills in a classroom? RESEARCH STREAM 06 443 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION RS07 - MARITIME SOCIOLOGY 11:00 - 12:30 26th Wednesday FCE B367 Chair: Sowa, Frank (Institute for Employment Research (IAB)) RS 07 14:00 - 15:30 26th Wednesday FCE B367 Chair: Kołodziej-Durnaś, Agnieszka (Szczecin University) RS07S01 / Session I Kołodziej, Arkadiusz (Szczecin University, Poland), The status of the maritime sociology - maritime sociology as a sub-discipline of sociology Kołodziej-Durnaś, Agnieszka (Szczecin University, Poland), The Changing Maritime Industry Sector in Poland: Organizational Field and Organizational Culture van Ginkel, Rob (University of Amsterdam, Netherlands, The), Fishing under Neo-liberal Management Regimes: Economic Benefits and Socio-cultural and Economic Costs Kronfeld-Goharani, Ulrike (Institute of Social Sciences, University of Kiel, Germany), Capacity building for ocean and coasts RS07S02 / Session II Turgo, Nelson Nava (Cardiff University, United Kingdom), The 'other' man at sea: Performing masculinity on-board merchant vessels Brenker, Michael (Friedrich Schiller University Jena, Germany), Strohschneider, Stefan (Friedrich Schiller University Jena, Germany), Möckel, Sarah (Friedrich Schiller University Jena, Germany), Birds of a feather at sea? Homophily and frequency of communication in multinational shipping crews Copete, Esther (University of Greenwich, United Kingdom), Women and Social Cohesion: Preliminary Findings in Fishing Communities in Four EU Countries Senu, Amaha (Seafarers International Research Centre, Cardiff University, United Kingdom), Acejo, Iris (Seafarers International Research Centre, Cardiff University, United Kingdom), Narratives and Counter-Narratives Underpinning the Construction of Maritime Stowaways 16:00 - 17:30 26th Wednesday FCE B367 Chair: Sowa, Frank (Institute for Employment Research (IAB)) 444 RESEARCH STREAM 07 RS07S03 / Session III Fratsea, Loukia - Maria (Harokopio University of Athens, Greece), Papadopoulos, Apostolos G. (Harokopio University of Athens, Greece), The challenge of co-management in a new protected area in the Aegean Sea: Researching local stakeholders and fishermen in two islands PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Thorpe, Andy (University of Portsmouth, United Kingdom), MS4 - Marine Protected Areas: Integrating Local Knowledge in Governance Frameworks Lizcano-Fernández, Emmánuel (Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia), Miret-Pastor, Luis (Universidad Politécnica de Valencia, Spain), Herrera-Racionero, Paloma (Universidad Politécnica de Valencia, Spain), Integration of fishers’ traditional knowledge in fisheries management. A case study Pascual-Fernandez, Jose J. (Universidad de La Laguna, Instituto de Ciencias Políticas y Sociales, Spain), Dorta-Morales, Carmelo (Universidad de La Laguna, Instituto de Ciencias Políticas y Sociales, Spain), De la Cruz-Modino, Raquel (Universidad de La Laguna, Instituto de Ciencias Políticas y Sociales, Spain), Melgar-Ramirez, Salvador (Universidad de La Laguna, Instituto de Ciencias Políticas y Sociales, Spain), Santana-Talavera, Agustín (Universidad de La Laguna, Instituto de Ciencias Políticas y Sociales, Spain), Small scale fisheries and fish selling: governance challenges and market opportunities 18:00 - 19:30 26th Wednesday FCE B367 Chair: Kołodziej-Durnaś, Agnieszka (Szczecin University) RS07S04 / Session IV RS 07 Chinea-Mederos, Inés (Institute of Social and Political Sciences, Universidad de La Laguna, Tenerife, Spain), Pascual-Fernández, José J. (Institute of Social and Political Sciences, Universidad de La Laguna, Tenerife, Spain), Recreational fishing and challenges for coastal and maritime governance Warsewa, Guenter (University of Bremen, Germany), The Re-Invention of the European Port-City - Adaption or Individuality? Betscher, Silke Mirjam (University of Bremen, Germany), Where islanders and transnational border-crossers meet - An ethnographic approach to refugees on Sylt Yulianto, Bayu Asih (Indonesia Defence University, Indonesia), Octavian, Amarulla (Indonesia Defence University, Indonesia), Maritime Culture Degradation:History, Identity and Marine Social Practices in Banten Area, Indonesia. RESEARCH STREAM 07 445 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Junior Scholar Grantees 2015 (as of 27 July 2015) Alessia Bianco Dolino (University of Milano-Bicocca) Democratization vs. privatization of risk: who makes decisions about risk? Roxana Bratu (University of Bucharest) Children of Romanian Migrants between ‘Here‘ and ‘There‘: Stories of Home Attachment Brendan McGeever (Birkbeck, University of London) The Bolshevik Response to Antisemitsim in the Russian Revolution, 1917–1919 Eva-Maria Bub (Goethe University Frankfurt/Main, Germany) Struggling for Authenticity? Emotional Ambivalences in Contemporary Society Erin Carlisle (Flinders University, Australia) ‘Out of which Politics Arises’: On Hannah Arendt and the Worldhood of Political Action and Public Space Augustin Derado (Ivo Pilar Institute of Social Sciences, Croatia) Croatian youth and populism: the mixed methods analysis of the populism ‘breeding ground’ among the youth in Zagreb Rozemarijn Dereuddre (Ghent University, Belgium) Macro-level gender inequality and the “East-West” divide in contraceptive use Emanuel Deutschmann (Jacobs University Bremen, Germany) The Spatial Structure of Transnational Human Activity Eva Devaney (University of Limerick, Ireland) The 'problem' of family in Irish drug policy Anna Domaranska (Institute of Sociology NAS of Ukraine) Measuring Social Inequalities with Confirmatory Factor Analysis Dana-Ioana Eremia (Romanian Academy) Over-education – a strategy of employment for young graduates? Agoston Faber (ELTE/EHESS, Hungary) Different forms of contradictions, and how spokespersons can deal with them 446 JUNIOR SCHOLAR GRANTEES 2015 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Tal Feder (University of Haifa, Israel) Justification modes of public arts funding: linking arts policy and arts consumption Xiaoteng Hu (Autonomous University of Barcelona, Spain) Factors Influencing the Entrance into Cohabitation versus Marriage Chung-tai Cheng (The Hong Kong Polytechnic University) Umbrella Revolution and New Media Movement in Hong Kong Andria Christofidou (University of Glasgow, UK) 'You can't really act gay, you know one of those stereotypical kinds of gay'. Negotiating sexualities in the context of professional dance Jan-Christoph Janssen (University of Cologne, Germany) Counter-movements or weak veto players? Paths to industry regulation in the case of the financial transaction tax Beatriz Jiménez-Roger (University of Granada, Spain) Changing patterns of intergenerational transfer in Spain Galatia Kallitsi (University of Cyprus) Childhood and Media Popular Culture: An Ethnographic Approach of Children’s Beauty Cultures Teemu Kemppainen (University of Helsinki) Social Disorder in Finnish Suburban Housing Estates: a Multilevel Study on Collective Efficacy Combining Survey and Register Data Lindsey King (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA) The Worried Worker: How Job and Employment Insecurity Mediate between Policy and Anxiety Andrzej Klimczuk (Warsaw School of Economics) Creative Ageing Policy: Mixing of Silver, Creative, and Social Economies Marta Kołodziejska (University of Warsaw) I know, therefore I am. The function of knowledge in the process of religious identity creation, expressing differences and inequalities Sofia Korzhuk (Novosibirsk State University, Russia) Successful strategies of overcoming social exclusion by people with disabilities Beata Kowalczyk (Warsaw University) ‘Transnational’ Art World. Japanese Musicians on the European Market of Classical Music – the Making of the Profession Luigi La Fauci (University of Trento, Italy) ’What am I to do with this desire?’ Lesbian and gay identity, sexual plasticity, and heteronormativity in contemporary Italy Liddy Mags (University of Limerick, Ireland) Freirean cosmopolitanism: teachers and international volunteering Enrico Michelini (TU Dortmund, Germany) Health-Related Promotion of Physical Activity. A Critical Analysis of Health Strategies through a Triangulation of Theories JUNIOR SCHOLAR GRANTEES 2015 447 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Mariam Nagi (Trinity College Dublin) Urban Egyptian men and women and the negotiation of conflicting gender ideologies Tanja H. Nordberg (Oslo and Akershus University College of Applied Sc) Work/family reconciliation in the legal profession and the police Filippo Oncini (University of Trento, Italy) Food Sociology and the Classics of Social Thought: Reductivism, Systemism and Microsociology Peter Ozonyia (Trinity College Dublin) Competent Citizenship: The New Imperative 'Turn' in the 21st Century Maria Petraki (University of Athens) Demographic characteristics of poverty in Athens Municipality Dominik Porczyński (University of Rzeszów, Poland) Museums, design and identity. Contemporary Polish ethno design as the example of glocalisation Mette Ranta (University of Jyväskylä, Finland) Pathways and transitions to adulthood during the economic recession in Finland: Developmental tasks, financial resources, and agency Olatz Ribera-Almandoz (Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Spain) Constructing and Contesting the Multilevel State: Social Movements and the Territorial Redistribution of Authority Ágnes Roboz (Corvinus University of Budapest) Towards linking the concepts of ecosystem services and environmental justice: A Hungarian case study Núria Sánchez Mira (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain) Changes in earner models in Europe. Towards a Mediterranean version of the dual-earner? Katharina Sarter (University of Bielefeld, Germany) Regulating Gender Equality in Public Procurement Anna Schwenck (Humboldt University Berlin) Summer camps in Russia – the analysis of a cultural form in an authoritarian political figuration Antanina Siamionava (Polish Academy of Sciences Poland) Stereotypes, Prejudices, and Attitudes towards Eastern Europeans Antti Silvast (University of Edinburgh, UK) Security and Risk in a Liberalized Electricity Infrastructure: Does Competition Compromise Resilience? Piotr Szenajch (Polish Academy of Sciences) Ideology of talent and the lives of artists Claudia Traini (University of Bamberg, Germany) Educational stratification: upsides and downsides Jan Váňa (Masaryk University, Czech Republic) Where does the “God” within the “God particle” come from? Cultural sociological analysis of the Higgs boson research 448 JUNIOR SCHOLAR GRANTEES 2015 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Monika Verbalyte (Freie Universität Berlin) The Recursive Logic of the Mediated Emotions Douglas Voigt (King's College London) Class Redefined as Action Orientation towards Labour Market Participation: Tested on the German Case for Descriptive Validity Neyir Zerey (METU, Turkey) Porous Borders: LGBTI’s Place on Urban Space Alina Zubkovych (School of Advanced Social Studies, Slovenia) Representing the common past: analysis of history museums in former Yugoslavian countries JUNIOR SCHOLAR GRANTEES 2015 449 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION PhD Workshop 2015 (as of 27 July 2015) Egg, Marcia Peychlova, Kristyna Hogan, Eileen Rutigliano, Roberta Gallelli, Andrea Ryan, Majka Koefoed, Minoo Sanchez Mira, Nuria Kowalczyk, Beata Schwenck, Anna Liddy, Maggs Shachar, Itamar Loter, Katharina Tomka, Goran Mehrabov, Ilkin Tosun, Mehtap Mikolajewska, Karolina Ulkinskaite, Jogile Moussa Simona, Jehane Vandervoordt, Robin Petraki, Maria 450 PHD WORKSHOP PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE ESA Candidates 2015 – 2017 CANDIDATES FOR PRESIDENT Due to the withdrawal in July of two female candidates, ESA had to reopen the call for nomination, which will be closed on August 15. Due to these unforeseen circumstances, new candidates may therefore in principle join the four current ones. 1/ Airi-Alina Allaste (Estonia) is a professor of sociology at Tallinn University. She studied sociology in Estonian Institute of Humanities and completed her PhD in Helsinki University. She has been the director of the Institute for International and Social Studies for the last 7 years and vice president of the Estonian Sociological Association for the last 4 years. In 2008 she was a Fulbright scholar and recently was a visiting professor at Griffith University, Australia and ÅboAkademi, Finland. She has served as a National Coordinator and Working Package Leader for various international projects including the EC 7th FP project Memory, Youth, Political Legacy and Civic Engagement. She has also been responsible for organising several international conferences including NYRIS 12: Nordic Youth Research Symposium (Tallinn, Estonia, 2013). She has published numerous peer reviewed articles and recently edited 5 books including ‘Back in the West’: Changing Lifestyles in Transforming Societies. Peter Lang 2013. 2/ Elena Danilova (Russia) is Head of Department of the Institute of Sociology at the Russian Academy of Sciences in Moscow. She graduated from the Faculty of Geography at Moscow State University (1982), specializing in Economic and Social Geography. Her doctoral dissertation (1997) was devoted to the study of social identities in post-Soviet Russia. Her academic interests focus on comparative studies of cultural and institutional aspects of social transformations in the societies of Eastern Europe and China. She published series of articles in Russian and international sociological journals, and edited and contributed to several books. She has experience of working as a member of ESA Executive committee and as a Vice-president of the ESA. Currently, Danilova is chairing the RN36 “Sociology of Transformations: West and East” which is successfully developing. ESA CANDIDATES 2015 – 2017 451 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 3/ Hans-Peter Müller (Germany), Professor of Sociology at HumboldtUniversity in Berlin, studied economics and social sciences at the University of Augsburg, made his Ph.D and Habilitation at the University of Heidelberg and teaches at Humboldt-University since 1992. Since then he is chief editor of the „Berliner Journal für Soziologie“. He was J.F.K.-Fellow at Harvard University and Max-Weber-visiting Professor at NYU in the US and held visiting professorships at Budapest, Helsinki, Paris, Rome, Princeton and Berkeley. His research fields are social and political theory, social inequality, political and cultural sociology. His publications (both in 2014): „Max Weber-Handbuch. Leben-Werk-Wirkung. Stuttgart: Metzler Publisher“ (with Steffen Sigmund) and „Pierre Bourdieu. Eine systematische Einführung. Frankfurt a. M.: Suhrkamp Publisher“. Müller loves discourse and debate as well as networking the field of European sociology. 4/ Prof. Frank Welz (Austria) teaches sociology at Innsbruck University. After studying sociology, history, philosophy and psychology at Freiburg he has taught and researched at Basel, Bielefeld, Cambridge, Freiburg, N. Delhi (Global Studies Program), Onati and Innsbruck. He publishes on social theory, sociology of law and the historical epistemology of the social sciences; empirically, he is currently engaged in an international project on governmentality and contemporary subjectivities. He served as organizer of ESA, ISA, OeGS (vice-pres.) and DGS conferences. Concerning ESA, during 2007-2011 he was coordinator for ESA RN29, Social Theory. He organized the network's midterm conference, Social theory and the sociological discipline(s), at Innsbruck, also coordinating meetings at the Lisbon, Prague, Geneva Conferences. He has further served as ESA vice-president for two terms (2011-15), coordinating ESA’s 2013 Crisis, Critique and Change conference programme. 452 ESA CANDIDATES 2015 – 2017 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE LIST OF CANDIDATES FOR THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 1) Tomáš Kostelecký (Czech Republic) is the Director of the Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences and a senior researcher in its Department of Local and Regional Studies. He is professionally interested in the analysis of spatial aspects of human behaviour, local, regional, and comparative politics, socio-spatial inequalities and the social and political consequences of metropolisation and suburbanisation. He is the author of a number of books and regularly publishes work in domestic and international journals. Currently, he serves as the chair of the Local Organizing Committee of 12th Conference of the European Sociological Association in Prague. 2) Csaba Szaló (Czech Republic) teaches sociology at the Masaryk University, Brno. He has enduring interest in social theory and cultural sociology. In recent years he has been working on transnational migration, urban memory and European identity politics. In the last decade he has been involved in the ESA's Social Theory Research Network (RN29) as board member, vicecoordinator and coordinator. He is currently a Chair at the Department of Sociology, Masaryk University 3) Lena Näre (Finland) is Assistant Professor of Sociology, University of Helsinki and Editor-in-Chief of Nordic Journal of Migration Research. She holds a DPhil in Migration Studies from the University of Sussex and a Ph.D. in Sociology from the University of Helsinki. Her research focuses on social inequalities, migration, gender, labour and ethnographic methods. She is currently leading two research projects: one on migrant youth employment, one on irregular migration and precarious work. Her work has been published e.g. in Sociology, Ethnic and Racial Studies, Men and Masculinities, Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies. She is board member of Nordic Migration Research. 4) Kathrin Komp (Finland) is assistant professor in Sociology at Helsinki University, Finland. She specializes in country-comparative studies of population ageing, the life-course, welfare states, and social effects of the 2008 economic crisis. She had more than 20 publications up till date, among them several scientific articles and a text book for students. She was a fellow of the “Future Leaders in Ageing Research”-programme 2011-2013, and received a Marie Curie grant in 2015. She currently is chair of the Research Network on Ageing in Europe (RN1) of the European Sociological Association. 5) Ali Qadir (Finland), Dr., is a researcher in the School of Social Sciences & Humanities at the University of Tampere, Finland, where he is Academic Coordinator for the Master’s Programme in Global & Transnational Studies and a member of the Tampere research group for Cultural & Political Sociology. He has published in the areas of global sociology and sociology of religion, and his latest co-edited volume was Domestication of Global Trends (Routledge, 2014). He is a founding Board member of RN 15 on Global, Transnational & Cosmopolitan Sociology, and a member of RN 34 on Sociology of Religion. ESA CANDIDATES 2015 – 2017 453 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 6) Gilles Verpraet (France)- I have been CNRS Research Fellow, associate with the University Paris Ouest Nanterre (Sophiapol lab). Specialist on Urban sociology and migration, on Sociology of professions, I have developed international researches on Space and Politics, on Cosmopolitism and Active citizenship. I have been member of the board of ESA Research Network “Social Theory (2006/ 2010). We organized the 2004 ESA Paris meeting on “Social Theories in Europe, The relation between theories and experience”. We organized the conference “Social quality in Luda governance”, Paris, 22/ 23 september 2004, the session on “ Welfare and multiscale politics”, ISA Buenos Aires, 2012-, the session “Cosmopolitism , Nationalism, Political spaces” in ISA World Congress, July 2014 Some of the last publications: « Il coinvolgimento sociale delle professioni del Welfare State», in Economia e Lavoro, Maggio- 2003, pp 97-108;- “Social cohesion between Europe and Asia “ 2009, ISEAS Singapour; -« The different cosmopolitanism and the right to city « « in Boudreault, Aux confins de la nation, L’Harmattan, 2011; -«: Morphogenesis of polis »» in Culture et Barbarie, Panteion University, Athens 2012,; Global Medias between public spheres and modes of connexions; , in S Proulx,: « Sociologiy of Communication, University of Rabat,(Maroc), p 189-201 7) Matthias Gross (Germany) is full professor in the Institute of Sociology at the University of Jena and, by joint appointment, the Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research in Leipzig. His recent research focuses on the changing role of civil society, alternative energy systems, risk and ignorance, and experimental practices in science and society. He is a founding editor of the journal Nature + Culture. Publications include the books Ignorance and Surprise: Science, Society, and Ecological Design (MIT Press, 2010), Renewable Energies (with R. Mautz, Routledge, 2014), and the Routledge International Handbook of Ignorance Studies (edited with L. McGoey, 2015). He is chair of ESA’s RN12. 8) Hans-Peter Müller (Germany), Professor of Sociology at HumboldtUniversity in Berlin, studied economics and social sciences at the University of Augsburg, made his Ph.D and Habilitation at the University of Heidelberg and teaches at Humboldt-University since 1992. Since then he is chief editor of the „Berliner Journal für Soziologie“. He was J.F.K.-Fellow at Harvard University and Max-Weber-visiting Professor at NYU in the US and held visiting professorships at Budapest, Helsinki, Paris, Rome, Princeton and Berkeley. His research fields are social and political theory, social inequality, political and cultural sociology. His publications (both in 2014): „Max Weber-Handbuch. Leben-Werk-Wirkung. Stuttgart: Metzler Publisher“ (with Steffen Sigmund) and „Pierre Bourdieu. Eine systematische Einführung. Frankfurt a. M.: Suhrkamp Publisher“. Müller loves discourse and debate as well as networking the field of European sociology. 9) Peter Ludes (Germany) - since 2002 Professor of Mass Communication, Jacobs University Bremen. Studies in sociology, political science, and anthropology at Trier University, Germany (Dr. phil. 1978) and, as Fulbright scholar, at Brandeis, USA (MA 1975, PhD 1983). Visiting positions in sociology at the University of Newfoundland, 1981/82, Amsterdam, 1987, Harvard, 1989.Member of the core group of the European Science Foundation program on Changing Media – Changing Europe (2001 - 2004); co-chair of the RN „Sociology of Communications and Media Research“ of the European 454 ESA CANDIDATES 2015 – 2017 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Sociological Association (2008 - 2011). Research foci: digital media, algorithmic turn, and sociological theories. 10) Birgit Pfau-Effinger (Germany) - Professor of Sociology and Research Director at the Centre of Globalisation and Governance, a Research Institute at the University of Hamburg (Germany). She is also Professor for Compartive Welfare State Research at the University of Southern Denmark (Denmark). Her special interest includes theory and research in relation to gender, care and the work-family relationship; the relationship between cultural change and welfare state change; and the interaction of formal and informal work. She has published numerous articles in international journals, and several books with leading English-language publishers, and she has given several keynote presentations at international conferences. She has been included by the German Research Council (DFG) in the database of outstanding women scientists “AcademiaNet” since 2010. She had a leading role in several European research programmes and has received research grants for DFG-projects and large international research projects by the EU. 11) Eleni Nina-Pazarzi (Greece) - Professor of Sociology, Department of Business Administration, University of Piraeus, Greece. Member of Athens Bar Association. President of TADKY[1996-2002]. Project manager of the EU program “E@mediate”, Institutional and Academic Coordinator of EPEAEK “Gender Equality and Employment”, ARTEMIS – EQUAL. Coordinator - Main researcher in European, National research programs. Teaching Experience: Sociology, Industrial Sociology, Social Psychology, Industrial Relations in the EU, Courses on different aspects of Gender Equality, Maritime Sociology Business Social Responsibility, Business Corporate Responsibility and Corporate Governance, Sociological and Psychological Theories of Financial Behavior etc. Author or Editor of 12 books and about 70 essays on Sociological Theory, Gender, Sociology of Work etc. Treasurer of ISA, RC10, Board Member of ESA, RN27, Vice President of ELEGYP and in the past President of the Hellenic Sociological Society and Board Member of Professional associations. 12) George Pleios (Greece) (PhD in the Sociology of Culture and Mass Media), is Professor and Chairs the Dept. of Communication and Media Studies, University of Athens, Greece. He is Director of the Labora¬tory for Social Research in Mass Media at the same institution. He has been actively involved with the ESA as Vice-Chair of ESA’s RN18, and as a member of RN29 (Social Theory) was the local organizer its 2012 mid-term conference in Athens. Pleios’ academic work includes six books, fifteen chapters in edited books, forty articles in international journals, and about 30 research projects as Primary Investigator. His interests focus on the relation between mass media, ideology and society. 13) Paola Maria Torrioni (Italy) is Assistant professor in Sociology of Cultural Processes at Department of Cultures, Politics and Society – University of Turin. She is expert in researches focused on family, youth transition from parental household, transition to parenthood, socialization processes. In the last years she has participated to different EU Projects and networks (for instance the Project “Monitoring Living Conditions and Quality of Life in Europe”, funded by EUROFOUND and the Network of Excellence EQUALSOC). Actually she is involved in the EXCEPT Project, “Social Exclusion of Youth in Europe: Cumulative Disadvantage, Coping Strategies, Effective Policies and Transfer” funded by European Commission (Horizon2020 Programme). She has technical skills in quantitative and qualitative longitudinal analysis. ESA CANDIDATES 2015 – 2017 455 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 14) Monica Massari (Italy) (1971), Ph.D, is Associate Professor at the Department of Political Sciences of the University of Naples “Federico II” where she teaches Sociology. During the past few years she has been focussing on issues related to stereotypes, prejudices and new forms of racism at European level and dynamics of identity and recognition within multi-cultural societies, after several years spent in the analysis of organized crime and illegal markets in the context of globalization. Among her recent publications published in edited books and journals are: At the Edge of Europe: the Phenomenon of Irregular Migration from Libya to Italy (Palgrave, 2015 forthcoming), Musulmane e moderne. Spunti di riflessione su donne, islam e costruzioni sociali della modernità in Europa (in Rassegna Italiana di Sociologia 3/2014), Uno come te. Europei e nuovi europei nei percorsi di integrazione (co-editor, Franco Angeli, 2014), The Sacra Corona Unita. Origins, Characteristics and Strategies (Springer, 2014), Guns in the Family. Mafia violence in Italy (Cambridge University Press, 2013), and Corpi in transito: prostituzione migrante, relazioni di genere e modelli culturali (Rubbettino, 2013). 15) M. Teresa Consoli (Italy), Ph.D. in Sociology and M.S. in Social Policy and Planning at the London School of Economics, is Professor of Sociology of Law at the Dept. of Social and Political Sciences at the University of Catania (Italy). She teaches Sociology of Law and Social Policy and her teaching and research interests are concentrated on normative and comparative aspects of welfare systems. She published books and articles on the role of street-level bureaucracies and welfare professions, on poverty and migration in Southern Europe. At present, she is head of the Master Course in Planning of Social Policiesat the University of Catania and Director of the University Research Center,Laposs (Laboratory for Evaluation of Public Policies and Services to Persons). 16) Elisabetta Ruspini (Italy) - I am currently Senior Associate Professor of Sociology (permanent position) in the University of Milano-Bicocca, Department of Sociology and Social Research, Milan. In 2013 was declared suitable (ASN-Abilitazione Scientifica Nazionale) for Full Professorship in Sociology (idoneità di prima fascia SPS/07). I have a Ph.D. in Sociology and Social Research (University of Trento). For my Ph.D. dissertation “Women and Poverty. The cases of Germany and Great Britain” (tutors: Gosta Esping-Andersen and Enzo Mingione) I used longitudinal data from the German Socio-Economic Panel (GSOEP) and the British Household Panel Survey (BHPS). 17) Maria Nawojczyk (Poland), associate professor at Department of Economic Sociology and Social Communication and Director of Research Center for Bridging Technology and Society AGH University of Science and Technology, Krakow, Poland. Her research and teaching activity are concentrated on the fields: economic sociology, methodology and statistics, intercultural management, sociology of work, sociology of entrepreneurship, sociophysics as well as social and cultural aspects of new technologies. Personal: when I think about something what could briefly characterized me I realized that the excitement, curiosity, and fan of being on the road would be appropriate expressions. The same goes for learning, teaching as well as traveling. Teaching new courses, doing field research among small entrepreneurs, writing articles on universalistic or particularistic attitudes in doing business in Europe, traveling through heater hills of Scotland, or along winding coast of Adriatic Sea, or 456 ESA CANDIDATES 2015 – 2017 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE discovering Tatar villages on the east border of Poland. All of these activities have similar features and demands similar attitudes. 18) Helena Serra (Portugal) is Professor of Sociology at the Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities of the New University of Lisbon. She haspublishedonhealthcare research andorganizations and given several keynote presentations at international conferences.She is member of the current ESA Executive Committee;member of the ESA RN 19 ‘Sociology of Professions’and Board Member of the ESA RN 16 ‘Sociology of Health and Illness’. She is also President-elect of the ISA RC52 ‘Sociology of Professional Groups’. In addition to a book and several book chapters, her journal articles include: Medical Technocracies in Liver Transplantation: drawing boundaries in medical practices, published on Health in 2010. 19) Elena Danilova (Russia) is Head of Department of the Institute of Sociology at the Russian Academy of Sciences in Moscow. She graduated from the Faculty of Geography at Moscow State University (1982), specializing in Economic and Social Geography. Her doctoral dissertation (1997) was devoted to the study of social identities in post-Soviet Russia. Her academic interests focus on comparative studies of cultural and institutional aspects of social transformations in the societies of Eastern Europe and China. She published series of articles in Russian and international sociological journals, and edited and contributed to several books. She has experience of working as a member of ESA Executive committee and as a Vice-president of the ESA. Currently, Danilova is chairing the RN36 “Sociology of Transformations: West and East” which is successfully developing. 20) Manuel Fernández-Esquinas (Spain) is a researcher of the Spanish National Research Council (CSIC). He holds a PhD in Sociology from the University of Madrid. Currently he is President of the Spanish Sociological Federation (FES Federación Española de Sociología) and Director of the Spanish Journal of Sociology (RES). He was in charge of the latest Spanish Congress of Sociology (2013) and several workshops and conferences. He has worked for several years as an applied researcher conducting extensive studies on public opinion polls, public policy analysis, social problems and research evaluation. He has also worked as evaluator and consultant for several regional and national governments, OECD and Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation. His main field of research is the sociology of innovation, especially on topics related to science policy, knowledge transfer processes, research organizations and the social structure of innovative societies. He has published three books. His articles are in Science and Public Policy, Higher Education, Technological Forecasting and Social Change, Public Understanding of Science, European Planning Studies and many others Spanish and international journals. ESA CANDIDATES 2015 – 2017 457 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 21) Marta Soler-Gallart (Spain), Harvard PhD, is Professor of Sociology and Director of CREA Research Centre at the University of Barcelona. She is Board member at the Catalan Sociological Association and Vice-Chair of the ESA RN29 “Social Theory”. She is the Editor of “International Sociology” and belongs to the ORCID Board of Directors. Expert Evaluator and Ethical Reviewer for the Framework Programme of Research, European Commission. Currently, Main Researcher of the H2020 project SOLIDUS and Knowledge Management Coordinator of the FP7 project IMPACT-EV. She has published in journals such as “Current Sociology” or “Qualitative Inquiry” and co-authored a book with John Searle. 22) Cristian Norocel (Sweden) (DrSocSci) is affiliated Postdoctoral Researcher in the Centre for Research on Ethnic Relations and Nationalism (CEREN), the University of Helsinki (Finland), and adjunct Senior Lecturer at the Department of Political Science, Stockholm University (Sweden). His scholarly interests concern sociology writ large, from intersectional analyses of political radicalism and extremism, nationalism and ethnic minorities and citizenship issues, to feminist analyses of civic protests in the wake of economic crisis across Europe. Norocel is committed to intra- and trans-European synergies, as a scholar with a background in Eastern Europe, educated in Western Europe, and active in Northern Europe. 23) Nilay Çabuk Kaya (Turkey) is a Professor of Sociology at the University of Ankara, Turkey. She is currently to serve as vice-president of Turkish Sociological Association (TSA). She is also in the board of ESA RN33“Women's and Gender Studies” and Regional Representatives of the Middle East and West Asia in the ISA RC 32 ‘Women in Society’. She holds a BA an MA from Ege University, İzmir/Turkey and a PhD (1994) from the Durham University at UK. Her research focuses on gender inequalities, gendered processes of work, women employment at factory, women empowerment, women domestic violence and femicide. She has worked as a consultant on various projects funded by national (TUBİTAK) and international (WorldBank, UNDP, EU, IFC, EBDR) bodies, and published in national and international journals. 24) Christian Fuchs (UK) is Professor at the University of Westminster and Director of the Centre for Social Media Research. He has been Chair of ESA’s Research Network 18 – Sociology of Communications and Media Research in the years 2011-2015. His research focuses on critical theory, critical political economy, social theory, media, culture & society, and Internet & society. He is editor of the open access journal tripleC: Communication, Capitalism & Critique and editorial board member of the European Journal of Social Theory and Critical Sociology. He is author of books such as Internet and Society:Social Theory in the Information Age (2008), Social Media: A Critical Introduction (2014),or Reading Marx in the Information Age (2016). His approach to the social sciences stresses the need for a critical theoretical and empirical sociology that critically understands contemporary societies’ power structures and for a critical public sociology that is a forum for the public engagement with and intellectualintervention into society’s contemporary political challenges. 458 ESA CANDIDATES 2015 – 2017 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE 25) Ruth McDonald (UK) - Professor of Health Science Research and Policy, University of Manchester 2013-14 Professor of Governance and Public Management, University of Warwick 2009/13 Professor of Healthcare Innovation and Learning, University of Nottingham 2007/9 Senior Research Fellow, National Primary Care R&D Centre, University of Manchester 2001/7 Research Fellow, University of Manchester (2001-2004 Dept. of Applied Social Science; 2004- 2007 National Primary Care R&D Centre) 2000/1 Senior Research Fellow, University of Liverpool 1999/00 Research Fellow, Nuffield Institute for Health, University of Leeds 1996/9 Research Associate/Fellow, University of Liverpool Between 1984 and 1995 I held a range of financial management positions in the National Health Service at regional, health authority and hospital level including two years spent as a hospital Finance Director. During 1999 to 2001 I was a nonexecutive director on Mersey Live Primary Care Group. During 2002 to 2005 I was a Non-Executive Board Member of Liverpool South Primary Care Trust. 26) Airi-Alina Allaste (Estonia) is a professor of sociology at Tallinn University. She studied sociology in Estonian Institute of Humanities and completed her PhD in Helsinki University. She has been the director of the Institute for International and Social Studies for the last 7 years and vice president of the Estonian Sociological Association for the last 4 years. In 2008 she was a Fulbright scholar and recently was a , Australia and Åbo Akademi, Finland. She has served as a National Coordinator and Working Package Leader for various international projects including the EC 7th FP project Memory, Youth, Political Legacy and Civic Engagement. She has also been responsible for organising several international conferences including NYRIS 12: Nordic Youth Research Symposium (Tallinn, Estonia, 2013). She has published numerous peer reviewed articles and recently edited 5 books including ‘Back in the West’: Changing Lifestyles in Transforming Societies. Peter Lang 2013. LIST OF CANDIDATES FOR THE CHAIR OF THE COUNCIL OF RESEARCH NETWORKS 1) Laura Horn (Denmark), Associate Professor, Roskilde University, Denmark. I am Associate Professor in the Department of Society and Globalisation at Roskilde University, Denmark. My research is situated within Critical Political Economy, with a specific research focus on corporate power and regulation in Europe. I have also worked on social struggles and contestation in the context of the ongoing crisis in Europe. I have been on the board of RN06 since 2009, since 2013 as chair. I have been part of the network since it was established in 2005 at the ESA conference in Torun. As part of the RN board I have been following the developments of the governance of ESA closely, in particular with regard to the relationship between the research networks and the executive committee. RN06 is one of the smaller networks, but we have been actively involved in the discussions of the statutes, and overall role of research networks and streams within the ESA. I would very much like to contribute to the further success of the Research Network within the ESA by being the RN ESA CANDIDATES 2015 – 2017 459 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION representative on the ESA executive committee. Ruth McDonald has already kindly provided me with an overview of her work so far – I think I would be a good candidate for this function. 2) Jo Moran-Ellis (UK), Professor of Sociology, University of Sussex, UK. I have been actively involved with the ESA for 16 years, co-organising the first ESA stream on childhood in 1999, later establishing it as an official Research Network (RN04) in 2006. I was Co-ordinator of the RN until 2011. The RN attracts a substantial number of papers at each conference and we are now at a steady state of around 100 submitted abstracts per conference from across Europe plus a growing programme of activities between conferences. My interests now are on ensuring that newer fields in sociology are more visible in the main conference framework and fostering links between RNs. 3) Bernadette Brereton (Ireland), Dr. School of Business and Humanities, DkIT , Ireland. Centre for Excellence in Learning and Teaching, DkIT. With published research interests in the areas of gender, education and social policy, Dr. Brereton has established an international research profile through the representation of DkIT at national and international conferences and the on-going publication of research papers and book chapters. She has been a member of the European Sociological Association (ESA) and a board member of the international research network ESA Sociology of Education since 2003. Her duties include the co-organisation of annual international conferences, most recently in Ghent, Belgium in 2012, Turin, Italy in 2013, and Lisbon, Portugal in 2015. She is currently co-organising the up-coming international conference Education and Social Inequalities: Key Issues, Challenges and Explanations to be held in Prague, Czech Republic in August 2015. In February 2014, she was elected as Secretary of the All Ireland Society for Higher Education (AISHE) which promotes the development and dissemination of good and innovative practice through the annual AISHE International Conference and in the online journal the All Ireland Journal of Teaching and Learning in Higher Education. Bernadette currently serves as a peer reviewer for this journal which is published three times yearly. As a Board Member of AISHE, she is affiliated with the International Consortium for Educational Development (ICED–http://icedonline.net) which promotes educational and academic development in higher education worldwide. LIST OF CANDIDATES FOR THE CHAIR OF THE COUNCIL OF NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS 1) Sue Scott (UK), professor, FRSA, FAcSS, has been a member of the ESA since 1993 and is involved in the Sexuality and Consumption RNs. Her research is on sexuality, gender and risk. She is a past President of the British Sociological Association and a member of the Council of the UK Academy of Social Sciences. She has been a Pro Vice Chancellor, a Dean and Postgraduate Dean, during her career and is very experienced in leadership and strategic development. She is an Honorary Professor at York, Honorary Professorial Fellow at Edinburgh, Visiting Professor at Helsinki and Managing Editor of Discover Society. 460 ESA CANDIDATES 2015 – 2017 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Authors’ Index A Aaltonen, Sanna 359, 362, 368 Aartsen, Marja J. 106, 109 Abalo, Ernesto 281 Abbenhardt, Lisa 134 Abel, Thomas 261 Aboim, Sofia 318 Abrahamsen, Bente 292 Abrantes, Pedro 194 Abreu, Paula 119, 427 Abts, Koen 377 Acar, Zeynep Selin 166, 176 Acejo, Iris 444 Achatz, Juliane 137 Achinger, Christine 376 Açık Turğuter, Ebru 346 Acocella, Ivana 394, 401 Addimando, Loredana 230 Adem, Çigdem 210, 212, 217-218 Adensamer, Angelika 354 Adolf, Marian Thomas 278 Adomako Ampofu, Akosua 52, 56 Afonso, Joana 315 af Ursin, Piia-Kaisa 360 Agaltsova, Anna 396 Ågård, Pernilla 258 Agcoban, Siddik 399 Agevall, Ola 288-289 Agirdag, Orhan 197 Agodi, Maria Carmela 14, 17, 52, 55, 68, 70, 76, 94, 341, 347, 389-390, 394 Aguilar Gil, Marta 255 Agulló Tomás, María Silveria 211 Agustoni, Alfredo 212 Ahmad, Irfan 354 Ahrens, Jörn 169 Aiello, Emilia 410, 435 Aigner-Walder, Birgit 108 Airaghi, Giulia Federica 154 Ait Tkassit, Samia 275 Aizawa, Shinichi 189 Ajdukovic, Dean 441 Akalin, Ayse Emel 411 Akcan, Hasan Kürşat 244 462 AUTHORS’ INDEX Åkerskog, Ann 175 Åkerström, Malin 177, 297-298, 407-408 Akgül, Ali Erdem 386 Akimkin, Evgeniy Mihailovich 429 Akpinar, Aylin 224, 229 Alaca, Erdinc 109 Alacovska, Ana 282 Alain, Marchand 276 Alarcón, Amado 273 Alastalo, Marja 408 Alasuutari, Maarit 143, 249 Alasuutari, Pertti 14, 16, 45, 68, 70, 77, 94, 245, 248 Albayrak, Hafize Sule 400 Alber, Ina 131, 134 Albertini, Marco 190 Alecu, Andreea 289 Aledo, Antonio 207 Aleman, Serjara 129 Alexander, Victoria D. 119, 121-122, 124 Alexandrov, Daniel 303 Alexiev, Alexander 120 Alexiu, Teodor Mircea 338 Alho, Päivi 200 Alietti, Alfredo 372 Alieva, Aigul 367 Alikhani, Behrouz 384 Allaste, Airi-Alina 47, 71, 364-365, 451, 459 Alldred, Pam 315-316 Allelin, Majsa 194 Allmer, Thomas 281, 283 Alm Andreassen, Tone 287 AlMarzooqi, Mazna Abdulrahman 397 Almeda Samaranch, Elisabet 226 Almeida Alves, Nuno 360, 362, 365, 371 Almeida, Emerson Rodrigo 428 Almeida, Ligia 369 Almeida, Pedro Miguel 426, 429 Almila, Anna-Mari 168 Almlund, Pernille 312 Alpas, Hami 210 Al Rebholz, Anil 408 Alsarve, Jenny Maria 228 Althuizen, Niek 122 Álvares, Maria 194 Alvelos, Heitor 167 Alves, Adriana 205 Alves, Joana Pimentel 232 Alves, Nuno de Almeida 371 Alves, Paulo Marques 283 Amadasi, Sara 140 Amador, Jelen 435 Amador, María Jerusalén 410 Amaro Galhano, Laura 267 Ambrasat, Jens 325 Ambrosini, Maurizio 409 Aminnaseri, Araz 382 Amirmoayed, Ali 235 Amlôt, Richard 313 Amon Prodnik, Jernej 280, 285 Amundsen, Marlen 155 Anastasovski, Ivan {Alaksandar} 347 Anciaux, Amélie 158 Anđelković, Ivana 431 Andel, Ross 117 Andersen, Nina Blom 172, 174-176 Andersen, Sidse Schoubye 139 Anderssen, Jorid 314 Andersson, Carolin 300 Andersson, Katarina 106 Andrade, Maria 427 Andrade, Regina 369 Andrade, Stefan Bastholm 306 Andrea, Pop 288 Andrejuk, Katarzyna 433 Andryskova, Lenka 378 Anghel, Ionut-Marian 407 Ångman, Elin 175 Anheier, Helmut 68, 75 Anisimova, Alla Aleksandrovna 134 Anisimov, Roman 421 Annandale, Ellen 7, 9, 14, 45, 46, 68, 70, 76, 94, 253, 260, 265 Ansari, Shazhad 331 Antonazzo, Luca 381 Antonini, Matteo 267 Antonyuk, Artem 164, 302 Anttila, Timo 256, 266, 271 Anttonen, Anneli 108, 335-336 Antunes, Ricardo 252 Anving, Terese 394 Anyacho, Ernest Okey 398 Anyacho, Eunice Ify 398 Aoyagi, Midori 313 Apitzsch, Birgit 269 Appleford, Katherine 121 Araújo, Emília Araújo 133 Araujo, Pedro 179 Arber, Sara Lynne 106, 110 Arcidiacono, Davide 149 Arens, Nicolas 247 Ariane, Basler 198 Arjmand, Reza 318 Armillei, Riccardo 408 Armstrong, Victoria 244 Arnalds, Asdis Adalbjorg 234 Arnfield, Jane Louise 133 Arnold, Sina 373-374 Aro, Jari 248 Aro, Riikka Susanna 153, 158 Arppe, Tiina Katarina 180 Arrobbio, Osman 156 Arslan, Zerrin 157 Artiukh, Volodymyr 160 Arzhanyh, Elena Vladimirovna 192 Aschauer, Wolfgang 303, 306 Ashraf Emami, Hengameh 391, 400 Asis, Jonnabelle Vidal 413 Askvik, Tanja 191 Aslan, Çağrı 344 Asochakov, Yury 314 Aso Miranda, Laura 353 Assis Teixeira, Wendell Ficher 208 Aßmann, Annina T. 232, 236 Assmuth, Laura 140 Assunção, Fátima 391 Atalay Güneş, Nurdan Z. 180 Aubert Simon, Adriana 353 Aunkofer, Stefanie 234 Aupers, Stef 168 Autti, Outi Marja 214 Autto, Janne 335, 337 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Autto, Janne Mikael 335 Ávila, Patrícia 188, 194 Ayan Musil, Pelin 386 Aybars, Ayse Idil 187 Aygener, Barış 318 Aygul, Cenk 386 Aziz, Karima 416 Azkue, Iker 208 B Babo, Thiago 165 Baciu, Călin 213, 220 Baciu, Cristina 239 Baciu, Elena Loreni 338 Baczko-Dombi, Anna 196, 421 Baczkowska, Ewelina 316 Badenhoop, Sophie Elisabeth 372, 374 Baecker, Ron 108 Baek, Soo gyoung 268 Baeriswyl, Marie 106 Baert, Patrick 70, 95 Bagilhole, Barbara 325 Bagnoli, Carlo 152 Bailey, Jan 108 Bailey, Nick 217 Baixinho, Alexandra 205 Bajgar, Matěj 309 Bakens, Jessie 309 Bakioğlu, Akın 275 Balabanic, Ivan 285 Balázs, Bálint 207 Baldwin, Rowenna Jane 434 Balkanlioglu, Mehmet Ali 398 Balourdos, Dionyssis 171-172 Balsiger, Philip 179-180, 182 Baltaru, Roxana Diana 187 Balzekiene, Aiste 212, 311 Bamberg, Jarkko Michael 436 Bander, Katalin 189 Baptista, Luis 14, 68, 70, 76, 97 Barada, Valerija 368, 389, 391 Barak-Bianco, Anda 415 Baraldi, Claudio 139 Baranowski, Mariusz 335 Barbeiro, Ana 297 Barbe-Winter, Ashleigh 166 Barca, Stefania 218 Barfoed, Elizabeth Martinell 290, 296 Barnard, Sarah 325 Barnes, Natasha Kate 200 Barreto, Maria Cristina 204 Barros, Henrique 366-367 Barros, Rosanna 197 Barry, David M. 399 Bartholini, Ignazia Maria 133 Bartiaux, Françoise 158, 217 Bartl, Gabriel 314 Bartłomiejski, Robert Michal 428-429 Bartl, Walter 111 Bartoletti, Roberta 169 Bartova, Zuzana 398 Bartram, David 407 Barutçu, Atilla 392, 400 Bashir, Shahreen 136 Basic, Goran 408, 413 Basimov, Mikhail 302 Basov, Nikita 125, 164, 299, 302 Bassetti, Chiara 328 Baştürk, Şenol 268 Basu, Laura Shanti 284 Bates, Jo 324 Batorski, Dominik 270, 272 Bauer, Angela 190 Bauman, Zygmunt 47, 50 Baumgartner, Michael 303 Baxter, Janeen Helen 269 Baykal, Zeynep 118 Bayliss, David 337 Bayl, Timothy 275 Beccaria, Franca 388 Becci, Irene 404 Bechter, Barbara 266-267, 269, 273 Becker, Maya 186 Beck, Sylvain 246, 248 Becuț, Anda Georgiana 430 Bednarek-Gilland, Antje 351 Beermann, Christian 108 Beguería, Arantza 107 Behrend, Ben 348 Beitnere-Le Galla, Dagmara 165 Bekalarczyk, Dawid 305 Bekiroğlu, Sibel 381 Bek, Tomas 276 Bela, Baiba 132, 336 Bela, Györgyi 214 Belarra, Ione 408 Belet, Margot Elisah R 194 Bellani, Daniela 230 Bell, Avril 378 Belluati, Marinella 281 Bělobrádek, Pavel 15, 47 Bencsik, Panka 331 Benda, Luc 273 Benders, Jos 275 Beneito-Montagut, Roser 107 Bengoetxea, Juan Bautista 323 Bengtsson, Mattias 337 Bengtsson, Tea Torbenfeldt 294-295 Benitez-Amado, Alberto 322, 326 Benjamin, Orly 243 Benjaminsen, Lars 306 Bennett, Julia Margaret 132 Benson, Kristen E 318, 320 Bento, Sofia 218-219 Benulic, Kajsa-Stina Simone 206 Beránková, Petra A. 379 Beranová, Barbora 244 Berber, Senem Elcin 396 Berényi, Zoltán 362 Beres-Deak, Rita 318 Beretta, Ilaria 215 Berger, Thomas 389 Berger, Yvonne 440 Berg, Karin 290 Bergman Blix, Stina 199-200, 202, 298 Bergmann, Marie Christine 366 Bergmans, Anne 314 Berg, Päivi 359 Bergroth, Harley Arne Mikael 326 Bergschöld, Jenny Melind 108 Bergström, Ylva 381 Berli, Oliver 326 Bernardi, Laura 227-228 Bernardyová, Kateřina 14, 209, 327 Bernath, Krisztina 186 Bernburg, Jon Gunnar 330 Bernelius, Venla 191 Berngruber, Dr. Anne 233 Bernhard, Fabian 239 Bershadskaya, Margarita Davydovna 186, 193 Bertaux, Daniel 435 Berten, Hans 369 Bertilsson, Emil 185, 192 Bertogg, Ariane 199 Bertone, Chiara 317, 319-320 Bertuzzi, Niccolò 332 Besednjak Valič, Tamara 417 Bespinar, Fatma Umut 187, 236 Bespinar, Zeynep L. 236 Besselink, Broos 251 Best, Henning 304, 306 Bethmann, Arne 387 Betscher, Silke Mirjam 445 Bettencourt da Câmara, Stella 113 Betz, Gregor Jonas 329, 439 Beunen, Sofie 154 Beycan, Aysegul Tugce 250 Beyer, Heiko 375 Beyers, Jean-Christophe 175 Bezirgan, Bengi 294 Bhambra, Gurminder K. 48, 51, 373, 412 Bhattacharya, Kakali 412 Bialy, Kamila 312 Bia, Michela 243 Biancheri, Rita 258 Bianco Dolino, Alessia 311 Biçer, Hülya 438 Bielecka-Prus, Joanna 137, 413 Bieliński, Jacek 177 Bielska, Beata 333 Bierca, Marta 230, 238 Biggs, Simon 112 Bilic, Pasko 285 Billing, Yvonne Due 389 Bilson, Beth 271 Biltereyst, Daniel 251 Bimbi, Franca 388, 393 Binder, Piotr 369 Binder, Werner 352 Biotto, Gianluca 152 Birch, Stephen 287 Biressi, Anita Ruth 281 Birindelli, Pierluca 246 Birneanu, Andreea 338 Bissell, Paul 252, 260 Biszczanik, Kamila 314 Bjerke, Katrine Mellingen 109 Bjerre, Liv 307, 411 Björkenheim, Johanna 131, 134 Blackburn, Jo 252 Blanc, Mathias 165 Blättel-Mink, Birgit 205 Blazewicz, Marek 272 Blechschmidt, Luise 431 Bleda García, José María 255 Bledau, Lena 174 Bleicher, Alena 210 Bloch, Charlotte 204 Blohm, Michael 305 Blok, Anders 436 Blokker, Paul 355 Blomberg, Helena 335 Blom, Raimo 273 Blonski, Lukasz 382 Bloy, Geraldine 261, 346 Bobek, Alicja 270, 276 Bocchino, Antonello 278 Böcker Jakobsen, Turf 149, 361 Böcskei, Balázs 363 Bodirsky, Katharina 162 Boer, Moniek de 322 Boethius, Susanne 229 Boewing-Schmalenbrock, Melanie 365 Bogdan, Eva A. 207 Bogomiagkova, Elena Sergeevna 140, 353 Bogomolova, Tatyana Yurievna 179 Böhme, Juliane 296 Boira, Santiago 297, 393 Bojanowski, Michał 440 Bojarczuk, Sara 409 Bøker Lund, Thomas 145 Boldt, Georg 385 Boldt, Thea D. 133 Bolíbar, Mireia 361 Bologna, Emanuela 263 Bolognani, Marta 376 Bolzonaro, Fabio 272 Bonacker, Thorsten 317 Bonifacio, Glenda Tibe 52, 56-57 Bonini, Tiziano 279 Boninu, Lorenza 294 Bonje, Annabelle Benedicto 253 Bonnesen, Laerke 364 Bonvin, Jean-Michel 144, 339 Booth, Natalie 227 Booth, Zigganni 298 Borch, Anita 146, 158 Borello, Emelie A. 431 Borgeraas, Elling Martin 183 Borghi, Paolo 332 Borgia, Chiara 320 Börjesson, Mikael 190 Bornakke, Tobias 436 Borrelli, Lisa Marie 236 Børve, Hege Eggen 233 Bosancic, Sasa 439-440 Boscardin, Livia Laura 220 Bos, Elizabeth 136 Bosi, Lorenzo 333 Bossetta, Michael Joseph 380 Boström, Magnus 217, 220 Botía-Morillas, Carmen 393 Botiková, Zuzana 346 Bottero, Wendy 159 Böttner, Miriam 141 BouAynaya, Yaqoub Jemil 301 Boudes, Philippe 220 Bourblanc, Magalie 216 Bowler, Anne E. 122 Bowman, Dina 112 Boyarkina, Saniya 325 Boye, Katarina 241 Bozok, Mehmet 248 Bozok, Nihan 248, 265 Bozonnet, Jean-Paul 217 Bozouls, Lorraine 295 Bożykowski, Marek 185 Brablec Sklenar, Dana 378 Bracke, Piet 251, 253, 255-256, 261, 411 Bradby, Hannah 260 Braden, Laura E.A. 120 Brady, Geraldine 136 Brahic, Benedicte Alexina 434 Braida, Cristina 340 AUTHORS’ INDEX 463 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Brajdic Vukovic, Marija 327 Bramanti, Donatella 109, 224, 230 Brandao, Filipa Joao da Cruz 171 Brandas, Claudiu 305 Brandl, Bernd 266, 268, 274 Brändle, Verena Katharina 380, 383 Brandt, Christian 346 Brandt, Martina 115, 117 Brannen, Julia 222, 236 Brännlund, Annica 186, 195 Brathwaite, Beverley 376 Bratu, Roxana 411 Brauer, Kai 115 Braunack-Mayer, Annette 397 Braune, Maria 431 Braun, Michael 435 Bravo, Luisa 119 Bredewold, Femmianne 336, 427 Breedveld, Koen 345 Brehm, Uta 244 Breidahl, Karen N. 132 Breimo, Janne Paulsen 338-339 Breitenbach, Andrea 302 Brembeck, Helene 152, 155 Brenker, Michael 444 Brennan, Damien 251, 310, 336 Brenzel, Hanna 270 Brereton, Bernadette 187, 195, 197, 460 Briciu, Victor 167 Brik, Tymofii 168 Brincker, Benedikte 383 Bringedal, Berit 289 Briška, Iveta 220 Brites, Rui 306, 366, 434 Brito, Ana Paula Ferreira de 186 Britten, Nicky 256 Brlek Slacek, Saso Aleksander 285 Brocklehurst, Paul 287 Brock, Tom 151, 359 Bröer, Christian 251, 300, 313 Brogård Kristensen, Dorthe 152 Bronzino, Liubov 432 Broskevičová, Petra 14 Broughton, Andrea 268 Brown, Deborah Miriam 331 Browne, Craig Alan Richard 161, 349-350, 353, 357 Brown, Laura 317 Brown, Patrick R 310-312, 314 Brown, Phil 276 Brown Wilson, Christine 317 Bruce, Miranda Sarah Cherry 324 Bruff, Ian 122, 159, 162 Brüggmann, Franziska 123 Bruner, Tomáš 215 Brunet, Ignasi 286 Brzoska, Patrick 254 Brzozowska, Zuzanna 193 Brzyska, Monika 261 Bub, Eva-Maria 203 Buche, Antje 107 Bucholc, Marta 441-442 Buchtík, Martin 381 Bueno, Arthur Oliveira 127 Buffel, Veerle 257, 261, 411 Bühler-Niederberger, Doris 139, 195 464 AUTHORS’ INDEX Bühlmann, Felix 177-179 Bujalski, Michał 312 Bukowska, Xymena 164 Bukowski, Andrzej 184 Bulanova, Marina 190 Bulut, Ergin 283 Bungum, Brita 223, 234 Burchardt, Marian 404 Burgan, Ezgi 331 Burgard, Sarah 378 Burger, Hannah 198 Burger, Kaspar 188 Burgess, Adam 310-311 Burgués, Ana 182, 404 Buriánková, Jitka 259 Burningham, Kate 158 Burns, Tom R. 353, 382 Buscatto, Marie 70, 91, 125, 295 Buslon, Nataly 198 Buslón, Nataly 351 Butler, Andrew 175 Butler, Catherine 206 Bu, Wei 280 Buzea, Carmen 274 Bykov, Kirill Vladimirovich 429 Bywaters, Paul 136 C Cabrito, Belmiro 434 Çabuk Kaya, Nilay Çabuk 298, 393, 397, 458 Caby, Isabelle 157, 370 Cáceres, María Isabel 238 Cachapa, Filipa C. 135 Čada, Karel 247 Caetano, Pedro Jorge 349 Caïs, Jordi 341 Cakir, Alev 406 Çakıroğlu Çevik, Aylin 187 Calado, Alexandre 195 Callan, Aoife 240 Callens, Marie-Sophie 304 Calnan, Michael 310 Calomfirescu, Radu 276 Calvo, Nagore 162 Camargo Rojas, Diana Alexandra 347 Camozzi, Ilenya 362, 366 Campbell, Elaine 285 Campbell, Tom 177 Campina, Ana Cláudia Carvalho 403 Campion, Karis 374 Can, Aysegul 428 Cancela, Joao 382 Candela Gomez de la Torre, Tamara Anja 399 Candrea, Adina Nicoleta 167 Canha, Anselmo 167 Cankurtaran, Selim 313 Cano-Lopez, Tomas 395 Can, Ozge 118 Cantera Espinosa, Leonor Maria 270 Cantó Milà, Natàlia 202, 357 Čapková, Klára 223 Cappellini, Benedetta 231 Capucha, Luis 194 Capucha, Rita 194 Caravita, Silvia 413 Carbone, Domenico 242 Cardoso, Antonio 341 Cârlan, Alexandru I. 163 Carleheden, Mikael 350 Carlisle, Erin Jane 355 Carlotto, Maria Caramez 249 Carlson, Soeren O. 196 Carra‘, Elisabetta 228, 232 Carroll, Noel Edward 126 Carrosio, Giovanni 215 Carstensen, Johann 261 Carthy, Suzanne 243 Carvalhaes, Flavio 378 Carvalho, Anabela 219 Carvalho, Diana 196, 364-365, 369 Carvalho, Helena 188 Carvalho, Teresa 252, 286, 288, 291 Carvalho, Tiago 330 Casaca, Sara Falcao 242 Casals, Marta 128 Casa-Nova, Maria José Manso 197, 373 Caselli, Marco 246, 302, 341 Cassán, Nizaiá 107 Castañer, Xavier 120 Castaño, Elio 145 Castejón, Alba 191 Castellani, Simone 434 Castellani, Tommaso 413 Castiblanco Torres, Bernardo 383 Castiglione, Debora de Pina 378 Castren, Anna-Maija 225, 234-235 Castro, Orisel 118 Castro-Sandúa, Marcos 343, 360, 387, 392 Catalano, Serida 337 Cataldi, Silvia 394, 401 Cavender, Gray 387 Cavusoglu, Rana 291 Cayir, Kenan 197 Cazeneuve, Herve Alfred 257 Cea D‘Ancona, Mª Ángeles 306 Cederholm, Erika Andersson 177 Celik, Deniz 388 Çelik, Kezban 360 Cengiz, Firat 184 Cengiz, Kurtulus 398 Cense, Marianne 317 Čepelák, Václav 155, 182 Cepoi, Victor 417 Cerdeira, Luísa 434 Čermák, Daniel 327 Čermáková, Marie 14 Černá, Lucie 379 Černoch, Filip 216 Cerroni, Andrea 438 Cervia, Silvia 258 Cesnuityte, Vida 229, 234, 238 Chábová, Kristýna 379 Chaïeb, Sarra 435 Chajbos, Katarzyna 201 Chalari, Athanasia 172 Chan, Cheris Shun-ching 180 Chang, Yung-Han 222 Chankova, Elena 314 Chan, Wendy Wing Lam 278 Chao, En-Chieh 403-404 Charitsis, Vassilis 283 Charlot, Vincent 345, 373 Chauvel, Louis 361 Chelcea, Liviu 147 Cheng, Chung-Tai 333 Chen, Lin 239 Chen, Mei-Hua 294 Chen, Yin-Zu 395 Cherkashina, Tatyana Yurievna 179 Chernilo, Daniel 349, 355 Chernysheva, Marina 182 Chernysh, Mikhail Feodorovitch 421 Cherubini, Daniela 362 Chesta, Riccardo Emilio 334 Chicherina, Ekaterina 370 Chinea-Mederos, Inés 445 Chiribucă, Dan 213, 220 Chirié, Véronique 257 Chitranshi, Bhavya 162 Chiu, Stephen Wing Kai 366 Cho, Hyukjin 250 Choi, Ka Yi 332 Chojnicka, Joanna 396 Chonody, Jill 316 Chor, Dóra 378 Chorvát, Ivan 153 Choryński, Adam 175, 310 Cho, Seehwa 168 Chou, Yueh-Ching 241-242 Christiaens, Thierry 251 Christin, Angèle 165 Christofidou, Andria 319 Christopoulos, Dimitris 304 Christou, Miranda 279 Chromková Manea, Beatrice 110 Chtouris, Sotirios 178 Chtouris, Sotiris 368 Chumburidze, Mariam 413 Chytkova, Zuzana 152 Cicchelli, Vincenzo 16 Cicek, Zuhal 393 Cichocki, Martin 255, 344 Cidlinska, Katerina 322 Cieślak, Jan Franciszek 432 Cieslik, Mark 203 Ciocea, Malina I. 163 Cioni, Elisabetta 113, 201, 390 Cipriani, Roberto 14, 45-46, 68, 69-70, 76, 86, 96 Císař, Ondřej 68, 75, 160, 330, 384 Čiupailaitė, Dalia 355 Ciżewska-Martyńska, Elżbieta 331 Claessens, Elke 232 Clot-Garrell, Anna 405 Clua-Llosada, Monica 159 Cobel-Tokarska, Marta 157, 420 Coblence, Emmanuel 430 Cockburn, Tom 141 Coelho, Bernardo 387 Coetzee, Jan K 298-299 Coetzee, Jan K. 298 Cognard, Etienne 273 Cohen, Bruce 438 Cojocaru, Olga 411 Colin, Clément 202 Colloca, Carlo 142 Colombini, Giulia 202 Colombo, Maddalena 185, 188, 198, 410 Comsa, Mircea 418 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Conceição, Cristina Palma 322 Conchon, Aline 266 Conde Melguizo, Rafael 255 Condom-Bosch, Jose Luis 291 Conley, Hazel 240-241, 243 Consoli, Maria Teresa 340, 394, 456 Contini, Rina Manuela 340, 410-412 Copete, Esther 444 Cordeiro, Graça Índias 428 Cordero, Rodrigo 356 Corkalo Biruski, Dinka 441 Cornilleau, Anne 308 Corradi, Consuelo 70, 90, 395-396 Corra, Mamadi K. 350 Correa, Davila 213 Correa, Javiera 326 Correia, Augusta 209 Corte, Ugo 353 Cortois, Liza 164 Costa, Ana Rita 197 Costa, Dalia 387-388 Coulangeon, Philippe 221 Coulomb, Laureline 251, 259 Courtney, Richard 352 Cousteaux, Anne-Sophie 308 Cozzolino, Adriano 162 Craige, William Arthur 298 Craveiro, Daniela 220 Crawshaw, Paul 258 Cremin, Colin 161, 356 Crespi, Isabella 16, 52, 54, 225, 227, 235, 238 Crettaz von Roten, Fabienne 324 Critto, Andrea 219 Croitoru, Alin 247 Cross, Joanna Eleanor 115 Cross, Simon James 278 Crowhurst, Isabel 317, 321 Cruz-Castro, Laura 322, 326 Cruz, David 237 Csillag, Sára 189 Csurgó, Bernadett 236 Cucu-Oancea, Ozana Marina 436 Cullinane, Mark 279 Cunha, Maria Joao 388 Cunha, Vanessa 227, 237 Curran, Marta 196 Cuzzocrea, Valentina 359, 362, 368-369 Cveticanin, Predrag Mihajla 163 Czarnecki, Lukasz 114 Czarnecki, Melanie 241 Czarzasty, Jan 267 Czepek, Judith Anna 112, 270 Czeranowska, Olga Anna 268 Czernecka, Julita 369 Czerniawska, Dominika 440 Czingon, Claudia 179 D Dabagci, Esra 168 Dabrowski, Vicki 388, 392 Dabul, Lígia 126 Daenekindt, Stijn 148, 156 Daher, Liana M. 329, 331 Dahinden, Janine 406, 409 Dainty, Andy 325 Dalberg, Tobias 185, 440 Dalichau, Dirk 149 Dalton, Andrew 132 Damelang, Andreas 306 Dančák, Břetislav 216 Danesi, Giada 153, 263 D‘Angelo, Michele 413 D‘Angelo, Valerio 355 Danielsbacka, Mirkka 115 Danielsson, Erna 172 Danilova, Elena 47, 71-72, 419, 422, 451, 457 Danilova, Natalia 288 Danko, Dagmar 118, 121, 124, 127 Darin Mattsson, Alexander 117 Darmody, Merike 191 Darmon, Isabelle 121 Daugavietis, Jānis 129, 154 Davda, Priya 326 David, Pelletier 276 Davidson, Debra J. 216, 219 Davies, Huw 328 Davies, Katherine 230 Davis, Mark 177 Day, Rosie 110, 158 Debnar, Milos 375 de Botton, Lena 387, 404 Dębska, Hanna Olga 290 De Burgh, Hugo 280 Decieux, Jean Philippe 308, 439 De Felice, Deborah 142 Degavre, Florence 239 Degi, Csaba Laszlo 260 Degli Esposti, Piergiorgio 147, 151, 154 Degli Esposti, Sara 174 de Graaff, Martinus Bertram 313-314 Deguara, Angele 403 Deindl, Christian 117 Deinema, Michael 246 de Jong, Sara 415 Dekel, Irit 376 Dekeyser, Graziela 236 De Keyser, Lieselot 137 De Krom, Michiel 326 De la Cruz-Modino, Raquel 445 Delanty, Gerard 68, 72-73 Delaruelle, Katrijn 261 Delcour, Chloë 410 Delcroix, Catherine 408-409, 433 Del Greco, Manola 397 Delibas, Kayhan 314, 386 Delicado, Ana 323 Deliu, Alexandra 295, 407 Della Porta, Donatella 70, 88 Dellwo, Barbara 398 Delon, Margot 133 Delorme, Nicolas 343 De Luca Picione, Giuseppe Luca 341 Demanet, Jannick 190, 194-195 Dembek, Agata 199 Demeny, Gyongyver 311 Demez, Gonul 313 Demez, Gönül 265 de Milliano, Cecile 142 Demiral, Seran 152, 292 Demirezen, İsmail 398 Demirhan, Gamze 395 Demir, Ipek 17, 52, 57, 412 Demiriz, Gulhan 388 Demir, Muge 347 de Nardis, Fabio 381-382 Dencik, Lars 232, 238, 375-376 Dencik, Lars Tomas 238, 375-376 Deniz, A. Çağlar 415 de Nooy, Wouter 164 De Paoli, Marina Manuela 156 De Paoli, Stefano 432 Derado, Augustin 358, 360 Dereuddre, Rozemarijn 253 Dergić, Vanja 360 De Rijcke, Sarah 68, 77 Dermott, Esther 52, 54, 224, 231 des. Gaupp, Lisa 126 de Sousa Martins, Andréia 201 De Spiegelaere, Stan 271 Deutschmann, Emanuel 245 De Valk, Helga 227 Devaney, Eva C 233 Deveci, Cem 349 DeVereaux, Constance 118, 430-431 Deviatko, Inna F. 302, 304 De Vincenzi, Manuela 432 Devine, Dympna 141 De Vivo, Paola 428 Devlin, Maurice 358, 364 Dewey, Matías 53, 63-64 Deyaert, Jef 261, 346 Diakoumakos, George 330 Diani, Mario 68, 74-75, 330 Dias, Gustavo 410, 428 Dias, Paulo Coelho 187 Dias-Sardinha, Idalina Maria 220 Diatlova, Anastasia 387 Díaz, Inmaculada 381 Díaz-Méndez, Cecilia 145 Dickinson, Tommy 317 Diener, Katharina 233 Dierckx, Myrte 228, 236 Dieudonné, Maël 439 Dinca, Melinda 338 Di Nella, Dino 226 Dinesen, Peter 266 Diogo, Sara 288, 292 di Padova, Pasquale 305 Di Puppo, Lili 399 Ditlevsen, Kia 253 Ditrych, Ondrej 379 Dittmer, Cordula 174 Djokic, Anica 158 Djordjević, Jasna 173 Dlouhá, Marie 387 Dmitrieva, Alexandra 115 Dobbins, Tony 268 Dobias, Martin 113 Dockhorn, Sarah 431 Dolan, Paddy 136 Dolenec, Danijela 160 Dolgorukova, Irina Vladimirovna 182 Domaradzka, Anna 425 Domecka, Markieta 131 Domínguez Alegría, Gloria 373 Domínguez Amorós, Marius 226 Domínguez-Folgueras, Marta 393 Domínguez-Gómez, José Andrés 207 Dominiak, Lukasz 350 Domunco, Constantin Florin 288 Donatiello, Davide 184, 408 Dong, Guanpeng 217 Donnat, Olivier 165 Doolan, Karin 160 Dordoni, Annalisa 239 Döring, Thomas 108 Dorta-Morales, Carmelo 445 dos Santos, Diego Tavares 274 Doughan, Sultan 377 Drahokoupil, Jan 267 Drahoš, Jiří 15, 47 Drapeau-Bisson, Marie-Lise 333 Dreke, Claudia 139 Driessen, Geert 197 Drjenovszky, Zsófia 138 Drolet, Julie 171 Droogenbroeck, Filip 401 Drosdowski, Thomas 114, 146 Drus, Malgorzata 421 Duarte, Evandro Piza 378 Duarte Fonseca, Susana Maria 221 Dubois, Michel 323-324 Dubois, Vincent 430 Dubuisson-Quellier, Sophie 145, 151 Ducci, Gea 213 Dudal, Pieter 256 Dudina, Victoria 355 Dudova, Radka 241 Dugoni, Aurelio 173 Dukat, Christoph 296, 439 Dulsrud, Arne 145, 154 Dumbili, Emeka 158 Dumitriu, Diana-Luiza 271, 343 Dunk-West, Priscilla 316 Dupont, Tyler Martin 167 Durak, Yasin 275 Durbin, Sue 243 Ďurďovič, Martin 327 Durrer, Victoria Catherine 430 Duru, Deniz 380, 386 Dütsch, Matthias 274 Duvvury, Nata 239-240 Dyakonov, Mikhail 170 Dzwonkowska-Godula, Krystyna 265, 389 E Ebensperger, Sabine Katrin 306 Eberharter, Veronika V. 223, 226 Eberl, Andreas 107 Eberle, Thomas S. 69, 78, 438 Ece, Emine Ecem 167 Ecevit, Emek Can 129 Echavarren, José 212 Echevskaya, Olga G. 195 Eckert, Falk 199, 201 Eckert, Judith 311 Edannur, Sreekala 189 Eder, Anja 337 Edling, Christofer 410 Edmondson, Ricca 14, 70, 93-94, 115-116 Edwards, Gemma 230 Edwards, Paul N. 53, 66-67 Eerola, Petteri 226, 236 Efe, Ibrahim 376 Egerer, Michael Dieter 151, 154 AUTHORS’ INDEX 465 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Egger de Campo, Marianne 353 Eghdamian, Khatereh 400 Ehbrecht, Michaela 314 Eicher, Debora 379 Eichert, Christian A. 152 Einarsdottir, Sigrun Lilja 124 Einifar, Mina 118 Eisentraut, Steffen 149, 361 Eisewicht, Paul 169 Eizagirre, Andoni 208 Ekholm, David Gunnar 348 Eksi, Betul 392 Elam, Mark 256 Elboj, Carmen 300 Elchardus, Mark 166, 380 Eldén, Sara 390, 394 Elder-Vass, Dave 284 Elezović, Ines 193, 295 Ellert, Ute 254 Ellguth, Peter 243 Elliker, Florian 299-300, 439 Elliott, Karla 393-394 Ellison, Mark 359, 382 Ellis, Victoria 244 Elven, Julia 198 Emirgil, Burak Faik 268 Emmanouel, Dimitris 148 Enache, Cosmin 305 Enelo, Jan-Magnus 225 Entleitner, Christine 157, 370 Entleitner-Phleps, Christine S. 142 Epikhina, Yulia 187 Epp, André 311 Erasga, Dennis Saturno 322 Erbug Sanli, Ece 259 Erden-Topal, Yelda 323 Eremia, Dana Ioana 269 Ergin, Murat 345, 374 Eriksson, Maria 144 Eroglu, Sebnem 365 Erola, Jani Petteri 222 Ersoy Özcan, Mine 301 Ertan, Cihan 313 Ertuğrul, Kürşad 355 Eryilmaz, Cagri 215 Escobar, Modesto 302 Eseverri Mayer, Cecilia 364 Esholdt, Henriette Frees 319 Espvall, Majen 114 Esser, Florian 139 Estevão, Pedro 194 Eule, Tobias Georg 236 Evans, Donna 336 Evers, Sandra 138 Everts, Jonathan 145 Evsel, Gulsevim 323 Ewart, Carole 142 Exley, Catherine 258 Eydal, Gudny Bjork 234 Eydal, Gudny Björk 174 Ezgin Ağıllı, Sibel 199 F Faas, Daniel 191 Faber, Agoston 356 Fabók, Veronika 214 Fabrykant, Marharyta 177, 419 Fagot, Delphine 117 Fansten, Maia 360 Fan, Xuan 396 466 AUTHORS’ INDEX Farakhutdinov, Shamil 307 Farges, Géraldine 192 Farina, Fatima 242, 390 Farini, Federico 139 Farinosi, Manuela 278 Farooq, Ghazala Yasmin 300 Fárová, Nina 390, 392 Fast, Karin Eva 246 Fauser, Margit 407-408 Favretto, Anna Rosa 251 Featherstone, Mark 70, 89 Feder, Tal 127 Feiler, Julia 397 Feinberg, Joseph Grim 118 Feiring, Marte 257 Feital, Marcela da Silveira 219 Felbo-Kolding, Jonas 269 Feldman, Anat 391, 400 Félix, Aniko 279 Feltenius, David 106 Fenger, Menno 273 Fenrich, Wojciech 440 Ferenc, Tomasz 121 Ferencuhova, Slavka 127 Fernandes, Bruno 186 Fernandes-Jesus, Maria 219 Fernandes, Lúcia 218 Fernandes, Paulo Cesar 438 Fernandez, Eluska 264 Fernández-Esquinas, Manuel 457 Fernández, Joseba 333 Fernández-Mayoralas, Gloria 111 Fernández Mellizo-Soto, María 192, 195 Fernandez, Roberto M. 244 Fernández Rodríguez, Carlos 165 Ferreira, Ana 183 Ferreira de Almeida, Joao 366 Ferreira de Almeida, João de Freitas 306 Ferreira, Diogo 186 Ferreira, Lúcia da Costa 219 Ferreira, Mariana Toledo 327 Ferreira, Vitor Sérgio 370 Ferreira, Vítor Sérgio 150, 363 Ferreira, William 161 Ferreri, Emanuela 167 Ferrero Camoletto, Raffaella 317 Ferrie, Jane 262 Ferro, Lígia 424 Fersch, Barbara 132 Fidrya, Efim 310 Fidrya, Olga 310 Figiel, Agnieszka 293 Figiel, Wojciech 277 Filandri, Marianna 361 Filcak, Richard 207 Filimon, Nela 157 Filipek, Kamil 283 Findlay, Isobel 271 Fine, Robert 81, 245, 247, 375-376 Finkel, Rebecca 347 Fink, Janet 387 Finney, Nissa 427 Fırat, Derya 153 Firat Sannan, Derya 224 Firbank, Oscar 339 Firinci Orman, Turkan 443 Fischer, Carolin 406-407 Fischer, Joachim 349 Fišer, Josef 99 Fisher, Karen 143 Fixsen, Alison Marie 200 Flader, Ulrike 330 Flaherty, Colm 385 Flam, Helena 290-291 Flaquer, Lluís 238 Flecha, Ramon 291, 357 Flesher Fominaya, Cristina 68, 75, 330 Flick, Sabine 252, 286, 289 Flick, Uwe 293-294 Flisbäck, Marita 112 Floor, Judith R. 214 Flower, Lisa 200 Flynn, Angela V. 263 Foa, Roberto 170 Fogel, Curtis 347 Fokas, Nikos 279, 341 Fonadova, Laura 417 Fong, Cheuk Ying 318 Fonseca, Susana 209, 221 Forbes, Tracey 240 Forchtner, Bernhard 376, 380 Ford, Robert 375 Forjaz, Joao 111 Formánková, Lenka 276 Formby, Eleanor 319 Forté-Gallois, Lucie 345, 373 Fortini, Lucia 341 Fouquet, Yannick 257 Fox, Christopher 303 Fox, Nick J. 315 Fraboni, Romina 222 Frade, Carlos 355 Franceschelli, Michela 198, 369 François, Aurore 223 Franke, Janna 111 Fratsea, Loukia - Maria 415, 444 Frauneder, Vincenzo 397 Freeman, Olivia 143 Freitas, Rita Brazão 231 Fric, Urška 221 Frostig, Karen 129 Frunzaru, Valeriu 271 Fryklund, Bjorn 383, 385 Fuchs, Christian 17, 53, 64, 278, 281-282, 458 Fuchs, Gerhard 215, 218 Fučík, Petr 228 Fuentes, Christian 145 Fuentes, Maria 155 Fujda, Milan 296 Fujimoto, Masayo 267 Fuller, Martin 121 Fullman, Aimee R. 430 Furman, Ivo 285 Fürst, Henrik 200 Fuszara, Malgorzata 389 Füzér, Katalin 384 Fylling, Ingrid 338 Fynbo, Lars 295, 299 G Gabb, Jacqui 316, 387-388 Gabriel, Rainer 117 Gądecki, Jacek 234, 428 Gagyi, Agnes 160 Gaia, Alessandra 308 Gaitsch, Myriam 200 Gajdos, Adam 441 Galandini, Silvia 414 Galantai, Julia 234 Galčanová, Lucie 112 Galeja, Liena 419 Gal, Gilad 259 Gallagher, Justine 132 Gallo, Carina 314 Galluccio, Caterina 180 Gamliel, Tova 120 Gamwell, Sophie 268 Ganga, Rafaela 434 Ganzeboom, Harry B.G. 152 Gao, Xiaoxue 123 García-Andreu, Hugo 207 García Ballen, Sonia 347 Garcia-Bardidia, Renaud 150 García-Casal, María Nieves 153, 263 Garcia, Ernest 209 García, Manuel Magno 212 Garcia, Rafael de Deus 378 García-Sainz, Cristina 237 Gariglio, Luigi 297 Garncarek, Emilia 369, 389 Garnelo Gomez, Irene 158 Garnier, Pascale 139 Garvey, Brian 161 Gáspár, Tamás 189 Gasperoni, Giancarlo 190 Gasser, Julia 115 Gato, Maria Assunção 424 Gauthier, Jacques-Antoine 223 Gautier, Amandine 273 Gavrila, Mihaela 364 Gavriliu, Delia 390, 392 Gawrecká, Daniela 362 Gawron, Grzegorz Piotr 116, 432 Gawwad, Ensaf Abdel 397 Geary, John 268 Gedikli, Cigdem 306 Geelan, Torsten Rosenvold 284 Gelgec Bakacak, Ayca 411 Genin, Emilie 276 Gennaro, Benedetta 392 Genova, Angela 251, 253-254 Georgakakis, Didier 69, 87 George, Sharon 156 Georgopoulou, Panagiota 356 Gerdenitsch, Claudia 111 Gerhards, Juergen 196 Géring, Zsuzsanna 189, 299 Gerleigner, Susanne 142, 193 Germano, Ivo Stefano 284 Gerocs, Tamas 160 Gerő, Márton 329 Gerritsen, Jori 120 Geszler, Nikolett 240 Getz, Shlomo 193 Ghaffary, Gholamreza 170 Gheorghita, Andrei 418 Gheorghiu, Iulia 157 Ghibellini, Valentina 340 Gholamrezakashi, Fatemeh 399 Ghorban Dolati, Niayesh 402 Giacovelli, Sebastian 177 Giannni, Lorenzo 167 Giarelli, Guido 260, 264 Gibas, Petr 203, 420 Gidley, Ben 17 Gilbert, Brittany 260 Gilbert, Kay 240 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Gilissen, Herman Kasper 175 Gillan, Kevin 334 Gill, Bernhard 211 Gilleard, Christopher John 115 Gill-McLure, Whyeda 277 Giorgi, Alberta 435 Giritli Nygren, Katarina 311 Gíslason, Ingólfur V. 235 Giudici, Francesco 224, 230 Giulianotti, Richard 347 Giumelli, Riccardo 247 Givskov, Cecilie 107 Gjernes, Trude 116, 314 Glapka, Ewa 440 Glinsner, Barbara 200 Glück, Antje 201 Glumac, Olga 432 Gobo, Giampietro 438 Godoy-Pressland, Amy 343 Goes, Thomas Eilt 273 Goisauf, Melanie 395 Gojard, Séverine 151 Gokalp Kutlu, Aysegul 394, 397 Golczyńska-Grondas, Agnieszka 131 Golob, Tea 417 Gomes Ferreira, José 205 Gomes, Laura Graziela 247 Gomes, Rui 125, 434 Gomes, Rui Telmo 125 Gómez, Carlos 109 Gomez, M. Victoria 426 Gómez-Román, Cristina 331 Gonçalves, Ana 128 Gonda, Marcin 312 Gönüllü Atakan, Ayşe 228 Gonzalez Espitia, Gloria 347 Goodale, Paula 324 Göransson, Kristina 227, 232 Gordt, Simon 403-404 Gorshkov, Mikhail Konstantinovich 421 Gosikonda, Sreeramulu 198 Goszczynski, Wojciech 147 Gottzen, Lucas 136 Gould, Mark 286 Gouveia, Rita 230 Gouvias, Dionysios 194-195 Grabowska, Mirosława Helena 401 Graf, Angela 322 Graham, Anne 143 Gram-Hanssen, Kirsten 68, 73-74 Gram, Malene 149, 361 Grannäs, Jan 359 Graziano, Paolo R. 337 Graziosi, Mariolina 443 Gremigni, Elena 186 Grenz, Tilo 314 Griep, Rosane 378 Griera, Mar 405 Grigoras, Costel 191 Grigoryeva, Irina 115 Grillenberger, Kathrin 234 Grimm, Robert 303, 359, 382-383 Grīnberga, Līga 154, 165 Grinberg, Lev Luis 332 Grinda, Christiane 173 Grinde, Kjersti 140 Gringeri, Christina 402 Grisoni, Anahita 218, 434 Grodecki, Mateusz 345 Grødem, Anne Skevik 114 Grodzińska-Jurczak, Małgorzata 214 Grönlund, Anne 243 Gronow, Jukka 145, 156, 177 Gronow, Jukka Olavi 177 Gross, Dinah 186 Gross, Matthias 16, 68, 73, 212, 216, 221, 454 Grotowska, Stella 110 Gruhler, Jonathan 201 Grundmann, Reiner 322 Grüttner, Michael 235 Grygar, Jakub 247 Grznár, Miroslav 379 Gubański, Krzysztof 324 Gueguen, Alice 145 Guelker, Silke 438, 440 Guerra, Joao 205 Guerra, João 218 Guerra, Paula 126, 128 Gueye, Abdoulaye 248 Gugushvili, Alexi 441 Guichard, Eduardo 172 Guillard, Valérie 155 Guinea-Martín, Daniel 243 Güiza, Frida 174 Gulalp, Haldun N. 350-1, 355 Gulbrandsen, Trygve 292 Gülçiçek, Demet 395 Gulcubuk, Bulent 240 Güler, Hasan 413 Gummer, Tobias 304-305 Günal, Altug 176 Gündüz Hoşgör, Ayşe 187, 228 Günel, Ozan 129 Gungor, Derya 397 Gunter, Anthony Donovan 365 Günther, Elisabeth Anna 389 Gürer, Çetin 330 Gurkina, Olga Alekseevna 192 Gürler, Deniz 274 Gurova, Olga 147, 158 Gurov, Boris 383 Gusmano, Beatrice 315 Gustafsson, Karin M 211 Gustafsson, Maria-Therese 330 Gutiérrez Sastre, Marta 368 Guvenc Salgirli, Sanem 354 Guy, Anat 395 Gyimesi, Mihály 331 H Haanpää, Leena 138, 149, 360, 361 Haapakoski, Kaisa 287 Habti, Driss 290 Hagelund, Anniken 114 Hagen, Christine 111, 385 Hagen, Målfrid Irene 125 Hagen, Trever Thomas 163 Häikiö, Liisa 368 Haikkola, Lotta 336, 358 Haines, Victor 276 Hainic, Cristian 126 Haipeter, Thomas 273-274 Hait, Pavel 309 Hajdu, Gabor 138 Hajdu, Gábor 172, 225 Hajdu, Tamas 138 Hajdu, Tamás 226 Hajek, Kristin 237 Hájek, Martin 155, 182 Hajjat, Abdellali 52, 58 Hajkowski, Mieszko 418 Hakovirta, Mia 138 Halford, Susan 328 Halkier, Bente 69, 79, 147-148 Hall, Dorota 400, 402 Halldorsson, Vidar 188, 346 Haller, Max 245 Hall, Peter M. 382 Haluzik, Radan 250 Halvorsen, Rune 132 Hämäläinen, Hans 111 Hameister, Nicole 111, 239 Hammarstrom, Anne 253 Hammer, Ferenc 181 Hamplová, Dana 225, 235 Hanafi, Sari 70, 97 Hanappi, Doris 227 Handley, Karen Maria 115 Hanisch, Halvor 338 Hank, Karsten 222 Han, Sam 280 Hansen, Anders Rhiger 156 Hansen, Christina 332 Hans, Silke 196 Hansson, Niklas 145 Hänzi, Denis 352 Haragus, Mihaela 227 Hărăguș, Paul Teodor 370 Hara, Mariko 125 Haratyk, Karol 312 Hardering, Friedericke 286 Harding, Seeromanie 235 Haring, Sabine 225 Harju, Anu Annika 283 Harman, Vicki 231 Harries, Bethan 374 Hartley, Kathy 289 Hart, Linda 224, 237 Hashem, Ferhana 310 Haskova, Hana 241 Hašková, Hana 396 Hasmanova Marhankova, Jaroslava 263, 265 Hasova, Veronika 403 Hassan, Tarek 325 Hassler, Björn Åke Anders 206 Hastings, Thomas Michael 273 Hatos, Adrian 288 Havas, Ádám Kornél 123 Hawkins, Mary 250, 442 Hawkins, Mary Louise 250 Haynes, Paul 211 Head, Emma 139 Healy, Amy Erbe 266 Healy, Anthony E. 189 Heaney, Jonathan G. 202-203 Heath, Sue 230 Heblich, Stephan 217 Hechtman, Todd Andrew 441 Hedler Ferreira, Luisa Teresa 395 Hedman, Juha 185, 325 Hedman, Juha Petri Erik 325 Hegde, Rupamanjari 197 Hegedűs, Rita 138 Heggebø, Kristian 253 Heiberger, Raphael H. 181 Heidelberg, Brea M. 119 Heidenstrøm, Nina 146, 174 Heidler, Julia 123 Heikkilä, Riie 127, 156, 165 Heimann, Christiane 412 Heintz-Martin, Valerie 226 Heinz, Walter R. 53, 59 Heiskala, Risto 248 Heiskanen, Maria 151 Helland, Håvard 185 Heller, Ágnes 69, 81 Helle-Valle, Jo 183 Hellum, Merete 222, 233 Helne, Tuula Terhikki 219 Henchoz, Caroline 371 Henkel-Otto, Jelena 145 Henriksen, Ida Marie 429 Henriksson, Lea 287, 362 Henwood, Flis 251 Hercowitz-Amir, Adi 376 Herman, Aleksandra 388 Hermane, Agnese 128 Hermansen, Aasmund 112, 114 Hermida, Paula 385 Hernandez, Carlos Julian 159 Herold, Mariella 410-412 Herranen, Olli Petteri 184 Herrera-Racionero, Paloma 445 Hertel, Fabian 346 Herzog, Benno 355-356 Hessels, Laurens 323 Hetzler, Antoinette 385 Hewitt, Andrew Thomas 127 Hewitt, Belinda Anne 269 Heyes, Jason 273 Hibbert, Julia 110, 158 Higgs, Paul 115, 140 Hiitola, Johanna 237 Hilário, Ana Patrícia 251, 254, 258 Hiley, Chris 140 Hill, Harry 287 Hilsen, Anne Inga 112 Hinchliff, Sharron 317 Hinderer, Nele 218 Hirseland, Andreas 294 Hirvilammi, Tuuli Ilona 219 Hirvonen, Helena Marjatta 289 Hitchings, Russell 110, 158 Hitters, Erik 163 Hjärpe, Teres 287 Hlebec, Valentina 108, 302, 307 Hochleitner, Margarethe 406 Hochschild, Arlie 47, 49 Hoeffel, João Luiz de Moraes 218 Hofäcker, Dirk 114, 117 Hofbauer, Johanna 200 Hogan, Eileen Elizabeth 118 Hohmeyer, Katrin 241 Hohnen, Pernille 149, 361 Holdsworth, Clare 358 Holla, Sylvia 246, 396 Holley, Peter 246, 249-250 Höllinger, Franz 225 Holmberg, Tora 164 Holmes, Mary 199, 201 Holmila, Marja 225 Holm, Lotte 145, 151, 154-155 Holmwood, John 355 Holt, Ditte Heering 264 Honig, Pavel 113 Horák, Vít 352 Horne, Maria 317 Horn, Laura 16, 70, 92, 159, 161-162, 459 Horolets, Anna 412 Horsfall, Briony 136 Horta, Ana 206, 209, 211, 215, 217 AUTHORS’ INDEX 467 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Horvat, Vedran 161 Hoskins, Bryony 195, 197, 365 Höttemann, Michael 372 Houben, Daniel 353 Houssam, Touria 224 Houssam, Tourie 232 Houtman, Dick 400 Høy-Petersen, Nina 245 Hresanova, Ema 260, 264-265 Hrubes, Milan 299 Hrubos, Ildiko 198 Huang, Florencia Fu-Chuan 323 Huang, Yi-wen 376 Huang, Yu 280 Hudelist, Andreas 129, 359 Hughes, Bill 442 Hui, Allison 215 Huilaja, Heikki Sakari 209 Hulvej Rod, Morten 264 Hunkler, Christian 244 Hunting, Amabel 332 Hurenkamp, Menno 385 Hurrelmann, Klaus 262 Husso, Satu 334 Hustinx, Lesley 326, 410, 415, 442 Husu, Hanna-Mari 383 Husz, Ildiko 227 Hutter, Michael 167 Huxhold, Oliver 111, 114 Hu, Xiaoteng 222 Huyge, Ellen 187, 194 Hybholt, Maria 255, 344 Hybholt, Maria Gliemann 255, 344 Hyman, Laura 203 I Iannone, Roberta 249 Iannucci, Laura 263 Ibragimova, Dilyara 178 Ichijo, Atsuko 372 Ieracitano, Francesca 434 Iervese, Vittorio 139 Iliopoulos, Costas 174 Iliou, Katerina 171 Immerfall, Stefan 264 Immerzeel, Tim 380 Imrie, Rob 432 Inaudi, Chiara Marcella 316 Ince Ozer, Esra 279 Infante, Paulo 231 Ioannou, Gregoris 266 Iorga, Elena Madalina 195 Iovu, Mihai Bogdan 360 Irek, Małgorzata 354, 409 Irikovská, Alexandra 244 Isaksen, Lise Widding 387, 394 Isengard, Bettina 117, 229 Ishi, Angelo 412 Isleib, Sören 187 İspirli, Deniz 166 Israel, Sabine 254 Iudina, Daria 307 Ivana, Greti Iulia 438 Ivanou, Aleh 402 Ivanova, Elena 325 Ivanova, Katerina 113 Ivanova, Tatjana Stojanoska 348 Ivanova, Tetyana V. 260 Ivanov, Dmitry 162 468 AUTHORS’ INDEX Ivashchenko, Olga Vasylivna 178, 183-184 Ivette, Szalma 235 Iwińska, Katarzyna 210 Izuhara, Misa 225, 232 J Jackson, Peter 147 Jackson, Stevi 315 Jack, Tullia 147 Jacobs, A.J. 429 Jacobsen, Eivind 147, 157 Jacobsen, Mette Hove 156 Jacobs, Mark D. 16, 53, 63, 70, 91, 163 Jacobsson, Diana 284 Jacobsson, Katarina 294, 296 Jaeckel, Yvonne 401, 405 Jafari, Hamid 121 Jäger, Johannes 161-162 Jakelja, Luka 439 Jakobsson, Mats 157, 370, 427 Jakubė, Aurelija 417 Jakubowska, Honorata 293, 342 Jallinoja, Piia 145, 150, 154, 257 Jallinoja, Piia Tuuli 150, 154, 257 James, Phil 270 Janák, Dušan 372, 426 Janku, Katerina Sidiropulu 432 Janmaat, Germ 197 Janouskova, Miroslava 263 Jansdotter, Jenny 230 Jansen, Giedo 266, 269 Jansen, Till 354 Janský, Petr 178, 309 Janssen, Jan-Christoph 180 Janssen, Susanne 124 Jansson, André 247 Jansson, Jenny 283 Jarecka, Urszula 154 Jareño Ruiz, Diana 187, 232 Järnefelt, Noora 336 Jarosz, Ewa 306 Jartti, Tuija 221 Järvinen, Linda Karoliina 325 Järvinen, Margeretha 204 Jashari, Shpresa 409 Jasiewicz-Betkiewicz, Agnieszka 287 Jasiński, Mikołaj Karol 185 Jaworsky, B. Nadya 166 Jeanrenaud, Yves 393 Jędrzejczak, Helena Anna 403 Jehlička, Petr 53, 62, Jelenfi, Gábor 172 Jelonek, Magdalena 304 Jensen, Per H. 241 Jentges, Erik 383 Jepsen, Jorgen Riis 255 Jeřábek, Hynek 224, 228 Jessen, Jorunn Theresia 289 Jetzkowitz, Jens 205, 208-209 Jewdokimow, Marcin 234 Ježek, Michal 225 Jiang, Joyce 270 Jiménez Delgado, María 187 Jiménez, Jaime 324 Jiménez-Roger, Beatriz 116 Joanpere, Mar 357 Jochum, Georg 216 Johansson, Kajsa Johanna 161 Johansson, Roine 172 Johansson, Sara 242 Johansson, Stina 106 Johansson, Susanna 339 Johansson, Thomas 366 Johnson, Vicky 142 Jokinen, Pekka 146, 220 Jonas, Michael 127 Jonsson, Stefan Hrafn 257 Jonvik, Merete Hermansen 120 Jordan, Mel 122 Jo, Wonkwang 168 Jung, Pil Joo 129 Jurado-Guerrero, Teresa 393 Jurickova, Lubica 113 Jurik, Nancy 387 Juvonen, Tarja 367 K Kaakinen, Markus 150, 363, 377 Kacperczyk, Anna 300 Kaczmarek, Ewa Anna 236 Kaczorowski, Karol Pawel 412 Kaden, Tom 440 Kafidova, Natalia 305 Kaftantzoglou, Roxani 148 Kagan, Sacha Jérôme 124-126, 129-130 Kahancova, Marta 272 Kahma, Nina 150, 167, 258 Kahraman, Fatih 137 Kajta, Justyna 334 Kalalahti, Mira 198 Kalaycioğlu, Sibel 173 Kalenda, Jan 170 Kaler, Amy Kathleen 237 Kalíšková, Klára 309 Kallinen, Yrjö 368 Kallio, Johanna 335 Kallitsi, Galatia 139 Kalmus, Veronika 371, 393 Kaminioti, Olympia 172 Kaminska-Visser, Monika Ewa 272 Kamiński, Karol 413 Kampen, Thomas 134, 336 Kandlik Eltanani, Mor 268 Kang, Sungmin 293, 342 Kang, Tingyu 407 Kania-Lundholm, Magdalena 285 Kankainen, Tomi 256 Kannasoja, Sirpa Maarit 228 Kantola, Anu 200 Kantola, Ismo Juhani 437 Kantor, Lukas 159 Kantzara, Vasiliki 185, 188, 191, 198 Kapadia, Dharmi 253 Kapelyuk, Sergey 240 Kapetanaki, Ariadne 153, 263 Kaplan, Rami 182-183 Kapralska, Łucja 112 Karababa Kayaligil, Pinar 424 Karademir Hazir, Irmak 127 Karademir Hazır, Irmak 148-149 Karadeniz, Senol 109 Karagöl, Elif Yagmur 166 Karaiskou, Vicky 202 Karapehlivan Şenel, Funda 370 Karatzogianni, Athina 70, 92 Kardov, Kruno 441 Kåreholt, Ingemar 117 Karger, Tomas 170 Karhula, Aleksi 222 Karila, Kirsti 143 Kari, Mika 311 Karlsson, Sofie G 114 Karmowska, Joanna 268-270, 276 Karolak, Mateusz 416 Karpenko, Olga Mikhailovna 187, 193 Karpinski, Zbigniew 242 Karsio, Olli 108 Kart, Elife 274, 313 Karttunen, Sari 119-120, 124, 128 Karttunen, Ulla 353 Karvonen, Sakari 259 Karwinska, Anna 427 Katainen, Anu 299 Kataja, Kati 225 Katovich, Michael 346 Katthago, Siobhan 70, 94 Katz-Gerro, Tally 14, 46, 127, 152 Katznelson, Noemi 358 Kaukko, Mervi 141 Kauppinen, Timo M. 259 Kavli, Hanne Cecilie 239 Kaya, Yunus 152, 292 Kayser, Laura B. 138 Kazachuk, Ianina 420 Kaźmierska, Kaja 131, 133, 135 Keck, Wolfgang 110 Kelemen, Eszter 207 Kelevra, Lars 431 Keller, Margit 16, 69, 79, 148, 155, 182 Kelly, Dominic 313 Kemppainen, Teemu Tapio 428 Kempson, Elaine 181 Kennedy, Anne 263 Kennedy, John 421 Kentel, Ferhat 425 Kepenek, Emek Barış 184 Keppens, Gil 188, 401 Kerckhofs, Peter 266, 268, 270, 274 Kern, Christoph 304 Kerstin, Becker 203 Kes-Erkul, Aysu 429 Keshet, Yael 254 Keskinen, Suvi Päivikki 413 Ketokivi, Kaisa 427 Kettunen, Hanna 428 Khalid, Asma 141 Khalili, Ahmad 256 Khan, Asma Shahin 267 Khani, Somayeh 118 Kharchenko, Irina I. 186 Khattab, Nabil 188, 377 Khokhlova, Anisya 125, 299 Khokhlova, Marina 292 Khosravi, Nastaran 275 Khoudja, Yassine 239 Khramova, Marina 414 Khyzhniak, Oleksandr 353 Kiersztyn, Anna 368 Kiisel, Maie 69, 79, 419 Kimberley, Helen 112 Kimil, Ahmet 254 Kinderman, Daniel 182 Kindt, Marianne Takvam 191 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE King, Andrew 316-317 King, Lindsey Marie 273 Kingston, Paul 108, 112 Király, Gábor 189, 209 Kirchberg, Volker 120, 122-123 Kirchhoff, Nicole 343, 360, 395 Kirchner, Babette 439 Kiriker, Bahar 395 Kirilina, Nadezda 166 Kirilina, Tatiana 166 Kirschner, Heiko 293, 314, 342 Kirvalidze, Ana 166 Kisiel, Przemyslaw 122 Kiss, Gabriella 209 Kissmann, Ulrike Tikvah 296 Kiss, Veronika 208 Kivimäki, Mika 262 Kivinen, Osmo Tapio 325 Kıyak, Sercan 331 Kjærnes, Unni 150, 154, 183, 258 Kjølsrød, Lise 165 Klaes, Matthias Sebastian 207 Klasnić, Ksenija 229 Kleele, Sebastian 124 Klein, Birgit 282 Klein, Daniel 185 Kleindienst, Christian 431 Klein, Stefan 356 Klepal, Jaroslav 264 Kleres, Jochen 201-203 Klimczuk, Andrzej 108, 116 Klinkisch, Eva-Maria 196 Klocokova, Jana 214 Klöpper, Manfred 184 Kmec, Vladimir 399-400 Kmetty, Zoltan 379 Kňapová, Kateřina 386 Knappertsbusch, Felix Benjamin 373 Knez, Igor 175 Knoblauch, Hubert 349, 438, 440 Knothe, Holger 372 Kobanda, Dieudonné 433 Koch, Achim 305 Kochkina, Alexandra 299 Kocór, Marcin 196 Koeck, Nicole 275 Koeppe, Stephan 225 Koeszegi, Sabine T. 389 Kogovsek, Tina 302 Kohaut, Susanne 243 Koier, Elizabeth 323 Koikkalainen, Saara Pirjetta 407 Koivula, Aki 145 Koivula, Ulla-Maija 339 Kojima, Hiroshi 404 Kojo, Matti 311 Kolahi, Mohammad Reza 399 Kolasa-Nowak, Agnieszka 422 Kolcunova, Dominika 178 Kolehmainen, Marjo 148 Kolliarakis, Georgios 328 Kołodziej, Arkadiusz 444 Kołodziej-Durnaś, Agnieszka 444-445 Kołodziejska, Marta 400-401, 403 Kolokytha, Olga 118 Kolosova, Elena 137 Komarova, Nataliya 120 Komendant-Brodowska, Agata 137, 185 Komp, Kathrin 115-116 Kondoh, Kazumi 205 Kondyli, Dimitra 172 Konecki, Krzysztof Tomasz 14, 295 Konecna, Hana 237, 312 Konieczna-Sałamatin, Joanna 406 König, Alexandra 149, 361 König, Lisa 431 König, Ronny 117, 229, 238 Koniordos, Sokratis 14, 45, 177, 179 Konjer, Mara 343 Könönen, Jukka 414 Kontowski, Daniel 193 Kooistra, Jelle 227 Kopf, Eva 241 Köppen, Eva 200, 203 Kopper, Ákos 329 Korczynski, Marek 164 Kordasiewicz, Anna 312 Korel, Anastasia 305 Korel, Igor 305 Korjonen-Kuusipuro, Kristiina 216 Kortesoja, Matti 281 Korvajärvi, Päivi 397 Korzhuk, Sofia Vladimirovna 339 Koseła, Krzysztof 418 Koskela, Inka Maria 287 Koskinen, Raija 299 Kossakowski, Radoslaw 344 Kostadinova, Tatiana 379 Kostelecký, Tomáš 13-14, 47, 53, 61, 420, 453 Kostelka, Filip 379 Koster, Ferry 273 Kosunen, Sonja 167, 191 Kosyaeva, Tatiana 133 Kotarski, Hubert 418 Kotišová, Johana 176 Kotlík, Pavel 327 Kotnarowski, Michał 178 Kotras, Marcin 381 Kotze, P. Conrad 298 Kotzyba, Katrin 191 Kousari, Masoud 118 Kouta, Christiana 297, 393 Koutsogeorgou, Eleni 137 Kouvo, Antti 287 Kovacheva, Siyka Kostadinova 364 Kovač, Igor 250 Kovacs, Borbala 231, 234 Kovács, Borbála 422 Kovács, Eszter 214 Kovalainen, Anne 288 Köves, Alexandra 189, 209 Kowalczyk, Beata Maria 288 Kowalik, Wojciech 128 Kox, Thomas 175 Kozlovskii, Vladimir 423 Krabbendam, Lydia 138 Kracke, Nancy 244 Krajic, Karl 255, 344 Kramarczyk, Justyna Malgorzata 329 Kramer, Ronald 151, 161 Krantz, Sofie 296 Krapf, Sandra 224 Krasowska, Agata 275 Kratochvíla, Michal 404 Krauss, Agate Nira 440 Kravchenko, Sergey 352 Krawczyk, Stanisław 122 Krekula, Clary 106, 241-242 Kress, Michael 212 Kretser, Irina 164 Kriesi, Irene 198, 366-367 Kriesi, Irene Susanna 198, 366 Kristóf, Luca 236 Kristol, Anne 406 Krizkova, Alena 242, 387 Kröger, Teppo 241-242 Kroh, Martin 305 Król, Agnieszka 425 Kroll, Christian 335 Krolo, Krešimir 285 Kronfeld-Goharani, Ulrike 444 Kropp, Kristoffer 382 Krüger, Daniela 173 Krug, Gerhard 268 Kruk, Marzena Sylwia 137, 413 Krzaklewska, Ewa 388, 391 Krzeminski, Ireneusz 372 Krzyżowski, Łukasz 109 Kubala, Konrad 277, 381 Kubala, Petr 169 Kucharczyk, Maciej 116 Kucia, Marek 347 Kucukural, Onder 399 Kudrnac, Ales 359 Kuehn, Carl 157, 370 Kuhar, Roman 319 Kühne, Simon 305 Kuhn, Ursina 194 Kuipers, Giselinde 246 Kuivalainen, Susan 336 Kukla, Karolina 440 Kuleva, Margarita 128 Kulhavý, Václav 426 Kullman, Kim 432 Kumaniecka-Wisniewska, Agnieszka 421 Kumbetoglu, Fatma Belkis 395 Kumkar, Nils C. 440 Kümmerling, Angelika 241 Kuna, Shani 266, 288 Kunißen, Katharina 379 Kunkis, Michael 215 Kunze, Conrad 210 Küppers, Carolin 321 Kupsala, Saara 220 Kurczewska, Joanna 202 Kurczewski, Jacek Maria 202 Kurkiala, Jacob 359 Kurklu, Serhat 126 Kurmeleva, Helena 432 Kurtenbach, Sebastian 426 Kurti, Orsiola 428 Kuruoğlu, Alev Pınar 156 Kusá, Zuzana 339 Kus, Basak 180-181 Kusche, Isabel 166 Kusow, Abdi M. 250 Kustra, Monika 208 Kuštreba, Igor 193 Kutsar, Dagmar 338 Kuula, Mirka 138 Kuzina, Olga 182-183 Kwiecinska-Zdrenka, Monika Kyeremeh, Sandra Agyei 345, 373 364 Kyheröinen, Joni 360 Kylkilahti, Eliisa 158 Kynsilehto, Anitta 408 Kyselá, Eva 206 L Laaksonen, Mikko 274 Laamanen, Mikko 283 Labib, Tahar 70, 96 Laborgne, Pia 211, 213 Lace, Tana 371 Lachmann, Filip 14 Laconi, Angela 340 Laermans, Rudi 91, 92, 164, 351, 354 La Fauci, Luigi 315 Lähdesmäki, Tuuli 385 Lahelma, Eero 256, 262, 274, 344 Lahelma, Elina 188 Lähteenmaa, Jaana 336, 359 Lahti, Jouni 256, 262, 344 Lai, Chia-ling 123 Lain, Bru 351 Lake, Anda 128 Lakomý, Martin 107 Lalaki, Despina 169 Lallukka, Tea 256, 262, 344 Lambert, Camille 319 Lambru, Mihaela 266 Lamela, Carmen 425, 427 Lamkhanter, Fouzia 232 Lamour, Christian 310 Lamprianou, Iasonas 307 Landrock, Uta 308 Lange, Magdalena Ewa 123 Langmeyer, Alexandra N. 142 Lang, Sebastian 107 Láníková, Marie 396 Lappalainen, Sirpa 188 Lapuerta, Irene 243 Larenza, Ornella 228 Larkins, Cath 140 Larsson, Bengt 269, 275 Larsson Taghizadeh, Jonas 334 Laser, Stefan 183 Lash, Scott 69-70, 85, 95 Lassalle, Paul 246 Lass, Inga 232 Lastouski, Aliaksei 402 Lau Clayton, Carmen 235 Lauridsen, Drude 145, 396-397 Lauridsen, Drude Skov 396-397 Lauristin, Marju 418 Lauronen, Tina 127, 156 Laux, Thomas 240 Lavaud, Manon Alice 136 Lavie-Ajayi, Maya 259 Lavie, Noa 278 Laws, Norman 214 Lawson, Cornelia 322 Lazanyi, Orsolya 207 Lazar, Theofild Andrei 338 Lazzer, Gian Paolo 152 Leal Dos Prazeres, Yury 187 Leccardi, Carmen 13-14, 45-50, 68-69, 71, 87 Leckie, George 306 Lee, Garam 312 Leerkes, Arjen 248 Legarreta, Matxalen 237 Legewie, Nicolas Martin 198 le Grand, Elias 152 AUTHORS’ INDEX 469 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Lehr, Alex 268, 270, 272 Lehti, Hannu Paavali 222 Lehtonen, Markku 207 Lehtonen, Turo-Kimmo 174, 211 Leimegger, Markus 173 Leinonen, Taina 114 Leitão, Mafalda 231 Lemaire, Xavier 219 Lemańczyk, Magdalena 294 Lempiäinen, Kirsti Maria 390 Lengersdorf, Diana 123, 238 Lenneis, Verena 342 Lenz, Sarah 179 Leonardi, Laura 248, 388-389 Leonard, Madeleine 141 León, Francisco J. 149 Leontiyeva, Yana 411 Lepianka, Dorota 113-114 Leppik, Marianne 419 Lessard-Phillips, Laurence 414 Leszczyńska, Katarzyna 394, 401 Letenyei, László 433 Lev-Ari, Lilach 193 Levezinho, Carlos Tiago 283 Levidow, Les 207 Levy, Lisa 175 Lewandowski, Jakub 175, 310 Lewicki, Mikołaj 274 Lewinter, Myra 114 Lewis, Camilla 296 Lex, Tilly 365 Liang, Chen 189 Lian, Olaug S. 204 Lianos, Michalis 70, 94, 100, 311, 350 Liberman, Ido 254 Liddy, Mags 246 Lidskog, Rolf 205, 209-210 Lie, Nataskja-Elena 290 Lietzmann, Torsten 387 Lievens, John 154, 165, 409 Li, Hang 366 Li, Hong 280 Liinason, Mia 70, 90 Lillqvist, Ella 283 Lima, Fabio Bueno de 218 Lima, Marta 343 Lind, Benjamin E. 128 Lindbloom, Jana 275 Lindell, Johan Eric 246, 280 Lindemann, Romana 190 Lindland, Kristiane 272 Linko, Maaria 121-122 Linkova, Marcela 325 Lin, Liang-Wen 150, 363 Lin, Mei-Ling 249 Lin, Ming 164 Linnell, Mikael 314 Lintonen, Tomi 152 Lin, Yu-Peng 285 Lin, Yuwei 324 Lipasova, Alexandra 234, 236 Lisek, Katarzyna 300 Liskova, Katerina 319 Litmanen, Tapio 221, 311 Litvina, Darya 363 Liuccio, Michaela 320 Liukko, Jyri Juhani 339 Liu, Ming-Feng 442 Liu, Ta-ho 167 Liu, Yu-cheng 352 Liversage, Anika 109 470 AUTHORS’ INDEX Li, Wenfen 329 Lixandru, Mara-Georgia 118 Li, Xuan 233 Li, Yaojun 377 Lizama, Andrea 153 Lizcano-Fernández, Emmánuel 445 Loch, Dietmar 380, 383-385 Loeppky, Rodney 162 Löfmarck, Erik Vilhelm 209 Lo Iacono, Sergio 310 Loksova, Terezie 276 Lomax, Helen 143 Lombardi, Lia 254 Lombardo, Carmelo 305 Lonergan, Gwyneth 408 Longo, Mariano 298 Loos, Eugene 109 Loots, Ilse 215 Lopes, Ana 240, 243, 274 Lopes, João Teixeira 424 Lopes, Noémia Mendes 252 López-Andreu, Martí 267 López Calvo, Laura 192 López Gonsálvez, Tatiana 408 Lopez, Laura 300 Lorenz, Daniel 172, 175 Lorenz, Daniel F. 172 Lorenz-Meyer, Dagmar 208 Lőrincz, Máté János 156 Loter, Katharina 113, 450 Lotteria, Katia 410 Lovari, Alessandro 113, 201 Lovén Seldén, Kristina 269 Lowe, Pam 136 Lowndes, Vivien 406 Löw Stanic, Ajana 441 Lowton, Karen 140, 258 Lozinskaia, Aleksandra 443 Lubanov, Carmit 206, 215 Lübke, Christiane 365 Lucchini, Fabio 311 Luchetti, Lia 163 Lucić, Marko 119 Lucini, Barbara 173-174 Luczaj, Kamil 129 Łuczak, Katarzyna Barbara 329 Ludes, Peter 454 Lueck, Detlev 223, 236 Luedicke, Marius K. 146 Luhtakallio, Eeva 70, 94, 334 Luimpöck, Sabrina 415 Luján, José Luis 323 Łukasiuk, Magdalena 426, 442 Lulle, Aija 140 Lund, Arwid 280, 282 Lundberg, Kjetil 335, 337 Lunde, Bente Vibecke 260 Lund, Thomas Bøker 150, 154155, 258 Luneau, Aymeric 334 Lunneblad, Johannes 366 Luotonen, Aino 225 Lupton, Deborah 53, 60-61 Lurbe i Puerto, Kàtia 150, 153, 252, 255, 257-258, 261, 263-264, 344, 346 Lusardi, Roberto 252, 286 Lusted, Jim 348 Luthra, Renee 406 Lutz, Andrea 264 Lutz, Eva Maria 115 Luzio dos Santos, Luis Miguel 351 Lužný, Dušan 403 Lydahl, Doris 256 Lyngstad, Julianne 155 Lyubenova, Marina 415 Lyytikäinen, Laura 262 M Määttä, Mirja 358, 370 Macey, Richard 287 Macfarlane, Alison 235 Machado Johansson, Nora 353 Machado-Taylor, Lurdes 434 Machin, Amanda 278 Maciel, Andreia Barroso Figueiredo 230 Maciel, Diana 365-366, 369, 388, 391 Mack, Alexander 226 Maczka, Krzysztof 214 Madden, Mary 252, 286 Madeira, Cláudia Maria Guerra 130 Madhavan, Vandana 271 Madziva, Roda 406 Maeseele, Pieter 280 Maftei, Stefan Sebastian 126 Magalhães, Ana Filipa 403 Magalhães, Dulce 434 Magano, Olga 197, 338 Magaraggia, Sveva 366, 390 Magdalenic, Sanja 298 Magierowski, Mateusz 295 Magnani, Natalia 219 Magrath, Rory 347 Maguidovitch, Marina 119 Magun, Vladimir 418-419 Mahmood, Mohammad Afzal 397 Mahmoudi, Ebrahim 399 Mahmud, Amina Jama 260 Mahon, Evelyn 242-243 Mahr-Slotawa, Johanna 193 Maia, Jayane 383 Maier, Tobias 414 Maino, Claudio 251 Maj, Agnieszka 150, 257 Majcen, Boris 108 Majchrowska, Anita 113, 260 Makarovič, Matej 250, 417-418 Makarov, Kiril 151 Mäkelä, Johanna 145, 150, 258 Makštutytė, Ramunė 259 Malets, Olga 212 Malinowska, Ewa 369, 389 Mallick, Bishawjit 175 Malmqvist, Karl 201 Malov, Kirill 379 Maltseva, Daria 325 Mamak - Zdanecka, Marzena 112 Mamonova, Olga Nikolayevna 211 Mampaey, Jelle 185 Manap Kirmizigul, Cigdem 415 Mañas, Beatriz 265 Manca, Terra Anne 313 Mandemakers, Jornt 155, 182 Mandich, Giuliana 370 Manella, Gabriele 426 Mann, Anna 148 Manning, Nathan 201 Mansurov, Valery 291 Mantovani, Debora 190 Manzano Espinosa, Dulce 195 Mara, Liviu Catalin 286, 392 Marcelić, Sven 368 Marchetti, Maria Cristina 381 Marciniak, Lukas Tomas 295, 297, 300 Marckmann, Bella 224, 237 Maria Letizia, Tanturri 235 Mariani, Giulia 318 Maříková, Hana 276, 396 Marinho, Sofia 237 Marinović Golubić, Marica 140 Marín, Ramón 324 Markowska, Barbara Anna 164 Marlis, Buchmann 198 Marlor, Chantelle P 438 Marmot, Michael 262 Marosi, Karl 375 Marques, Ana Cristina 319-320 Marques, Emília Margarida 297 Marta Curran, Miss 185 Martenot, Aude 173, 313 Martens, Lydia 139, 155-156 Martikainen, Pekka 114 Martin Coppola, Eva 368 Martínez-Barreiro, Ana 181 Martínez García, José Saturnino 192 Martinez-Iglesias, María 273 Martinez-Iglesias, Mercedes 209, 213, 218 Martinez, Maria 395 Martin, Gillian M. 264 Martin, Greg 161 Martín, María Paz 293 Martino, Benedetta 320 Martín Pérez, Alberto 201 Martins, Daniela Félix 123 Martins, Susana 194 Martire, Fabrizio 307 Martiskova, Monika 272 Maruyama, Yasushi 206 Mary, Aurelie Aline 149-150, 157, 343, 360-361, 363, 368-370 Mascagni, Giulia 111 Maslovskii, Mikhail 356 Maslowski, Nicolas 132 Masłyk, Tomasz 260 Massari, Monica 390, 392, 456 Masso, Anu 189 Massó, Matilde 181 Masson, Philippe 157, 370 Matczak, Piotr 175, 310, 312 Mateja-Jaworska, Bogumila 327 Matevska, Duska 386 Matevski, Zoran 386 Mathew Puthenparambil, Jiby 112 Matias, Raquel 194 Matos, Ana Raquel 333 Matthew, Flynn 114 Matyska, Anna Paulina 414 Mauerer, Gerlinde 390, 395 Maurer, Andrea 177, 179-180 Maurer, Iris 267 Mauro, Max 342 Mayerl, Jochen 307 Mayrhofer, Michaela 259, 323 Mazák, Jaromír 379 Mazzette, Antonietta 424 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Mazzola, Alessandro 168 Mazzoleni, Oscar 384 Mazzucchelli, Sara 231 Mbah, Dorothy C 398 McCallion, Philip 336 McCall Magan, Kerry 430-431 McCarron, Mary 336 McCausland, Darren 336 McCormack, Mark 317-318 McCormick, Lisa 120 McDonald, Ruth 14, 45-46, 286-287, 460 McGann, Michael Thomas 112 McGeever, Brendan 372, 375 McGuigan, Jim 53, 65 McKenzie, Jordan 351 McKenzie, Katie 287 Mc Namara, Cormac Anthony 311 McQueen, Fiona 199 McRobbie, Angela 53, 64 McSharry, Majella 347 Meadows, Rob 110 Meda, Stefania Giada 109 Meder, Mehmet 393 Medgyesi, Márton 117 Medina, Claudia 378 Medvedeva, Kseniya 404 Medvedeva, Sofia 222 Megyesi, Boldizsár 207 Mehrabov, Ilkin 279, 450 Meier, Henk Erik 343 Meier, Lars 134 Meil, Gerardo 233 Meise, Nils 199 Mejias, Ulises Ali 285 Meler, Tal 223, 233 Melgar-Ramirez, Salvador 445 Meli, Eleonora 222, 234 Melin, Harri 273 Melis, Gabriella 197, 382 Mellink, Bram 336 Meloni, Rosa Maria 340 Melo, Thiago 333 Mendes, Isabel 220 Mendes, Maria Filomena 112, 230-231 Mendoza, Karmele 408 Menez, Raphael 282 Menold, Natalja 308 Mercea, Dan 330 Mergener, Alexandra 308, 414 Merla, Laura 223, 234, 239 Merodio, Guiomar 343, 360, 387 Merry, Micael 197 Meshkova, Ksenia 297, 392-394 Meskinazarian, Ahoura 171 Messyasz, Karolina 368, 381 Metreveli, Tornike 399 Metze, Tamara 203 Meuleman, Bart 377 Meuser, Michael 238, 299, 390, 392 Meyer-Schwarzenberger, Matthias 167 Mezabarba, Solange 247 Michael, Janna 121 Michelini, Enrico 342 Michelsen la Cour, Annette 343, 360 Midtsundstad, Tove 114 Mielczarek, Adam 332 Mietola, Reetta 293 Miettinen, Anneli 235 Miettinen, Sonja 293 Migaczewska, Ewa 260 Migalska, Aleksandra 388 Mikecz, Daniel 330 Mikesova, Renata 420 Mikiewicz, Piotr 189, 196-197 Mikołajewska, Karolina 282 Mikulan, Janja 173 Milbradt, Björn 376 Milburn, Philip Andre 290-291 Miles, Andy 296 Milheiras, Sergio 220 Miller, Carol Diana 151 Miller, DeMond S. 368 Miller, Robert Lee 133, 294 Miller, Tina 225, 235 Mills, Catherine 253, 265 Minner, Frédéric Christian Henry 203 Minton, Jon 217 Miranda de Almeida, Cristina 322 Miret-Gamundi, Pau 110, 368 Miret-Pastor, Luis 445 Miret, Pau 230 Miryasova, Olga 418 Mitchell, Gemma 313 Miyamoto, Naomi 124 Mizielińska, Joanna 316, 319-320 Mlozniak, Iwona Ewa 335 Mlynar, Jakub 350 Möckel, Sarah 444 Modood, Tariq 52, 57-58, 375, 377-378 Moen, Hilde Berit 204 Moerman, Gerben 17, 53, 60, 295, 298 Mohammadi, Elaheh 166 Mohr, John W. 168 Mohr, Sebastian 317 Moir, James 434 Moiseev, Stanislav 128, 203 Moiso, Valentina 155, 182 Moldovan, Andreea 324 Molitor, Verena 318 Mollenhorst, Gerald 410 Möller, Christina 326 Möller, Iris 243 Monaci, Sara 283 Monnot, Christophe 398, 404 Monteiro, Paulo Jorge 153, 263 Montes de Oca, Verónica 114 Monticelli, Lara 337 Mooi-Reci, Irma 382 Moore, Lucy 256 Moore, Niamh 296 Morales, Ana 309 Moran, Lisa Martina 216 Moran-Ellis, Jo 460 Morauszki, András 433 Moreira, Luciana 315 Moreno, Almudena 238 Moreno, Arlinda 378 Moreno Minguez, Almudena 395 Moret, Joelle 409 Moret, Joëlle 409 Moretti, Alessandro 342 Moretti, Sabrina 327 Moriarty, Elaine 310 Moridi, Mohammad Reza 124 Morlacchi, Piera 259 Morlà, Teresa 136 Morrens, Bert 215 Morris, Ceri 197 Morris, Jeremy 160, 422 Morris, Max 150, 318, 363 Mortara, Ariela 146, 148, 343, 360 Mortelmans, Dimitri 228, 232 Mosbah-Natanson, Sebastien 322 Moscatelli, Matteo 224, 230 Moshe, Mira 152 Motel-Klingebiel, Andreas 109, 111, 116 Motmans, Joz 228 Motomori, Eriko 138 Motterle, Tatiana 316 Mougeot, Frédéric 256 Moura, Edila Arnaud Ferreira 213 Mourato, Joao 205 Mozisova, Alzbeta 229 Mpalourdos, Dionysis 368 Mrowczynski, Rafael 134 Mrozowicki, Adam 131, 271 Mucha, Janusz 270 Muckenhuber, Johanna 259 Mueller, Georg P. 303, 305-306 Mueller, Klaus 420 Müller, Adam 114 Muller-Camen, Michael 267 Müller-Fabian, Andrea 239 Müller, Hans-Peter 47, 70-72, 89, 452 Müller, Karel 324 Müller, Marion 124 Mulrine, Stephanie 258 Mulvad, Andreas 162 Munch, Shari 260 Munir, Kamal 331 Murányi, István 362 Murase, Risa 334 Muresan, Cornelia 117 Murinkó, Lívia 227, 230 Murphy, Alexandra 124 Murphy, Mary P 242-243 Murphy, Raymond 205 Musaro, Pierluigi 249 Mustonen, Liina 250 Mustosmäki, Armi 266 Musumeci, Rosy 225, 233, 408 Muti, Öndercan 153, 398 Mutz, Michael 343 Muukkonen, Martti Antero 352 Mylan, Josephine 213 Myrskylä, Mikko 114 Mysliwiec, Maciej Andrzej 420 N Nadai, Eva 337, 339 Nadarzynski, Tom 320 Nadiv, Ronit 288 Nagel, Ineke 152 Nagi, Mariam Hesham 397 Nagy, Beáta 240 Naldemirci, Öncel 256 Naldini, Manuela 225 Nanev, Lazar 348 Narayan, John Christopher 373 Narbut, Nikolay 362 Näre, Lena 335-336, 453 Nascimento, Ana Claudeise 213 Näsi, Matti 150, 363, 377 Nätti, Jouko 256, 271 Navarro, Clemente J. 427 Navarro-Varas, Lara 238 Nave, Joaquim Gil 221 Navratil, Jiri 68, 74, 160, 329 Navrbjerg, Steen Erik 269 Nawojczyk, Maria 177-178, 184, 456 Na, Yuqi 278 Naz, Farah 391 Nazio, Tiziana 13-14, 46-47, 49, 69, 80, 361, 363 Neale, Bren 235 Nechita, Florin 167 Neckel, Sighard 168, 179 Nedbalkova, Katerina 160 Nedoluzhko, Lesia 230 Negut, Adriana 275 Nemenyi, Maria 136 Németh, Renáta 304 Nemirova, Natalia 303 Nemirovskaya, Anna 170 Nemoz, Sophie 218 Nenko, Aleksandra 125, 164 Nerli Ballati, Enrico 305 Nesje, Kjersti 289 Nesporova, Olga 234 Neuberger, Franz 232 Neuert, Cornelia Eva 307 Neufang, Kristina 308 Neugebauer, John 243 Neumann, Benjamin 234 Neves, Barbara Barbosa 108, 364 Nguyen, Camilla 156 Nicaise, Ides 195 Nicolaisen, Heidi 239 Nicolescu, Valentin Quintus 386 Nico, Magda 371 Niedenzu, Heinz-Jürgen 349 Niederauer, Martin 119 Niedziałkowski, Krzysztof 214 Nielsen, Annemette 150, 154155, 257 Nielsen, Annemette Ljungdalh 150, 155, 257 Nielsen, Stine Piilgaard Porner 321 Niemann, Mareke 191 Nienhaus, Sylvia 139 Niijima, Yoshie 373 Nikischer, Richard 433 Nikolopoulou, Aikaterini 270 Ni Leime, Aine 240-242 Nilsen, Ann 358, 365 Nilsen, Charlotta 117 Nilsen, Randi Dyblie 140 Nilsson, Karina 186, 195 Nina - Pazarzi, Eleni 340, 455 Nisbett, Melissa 430 Nissim, Gadi 273 Nistor, Laura 147 Niva, Mari 145, 147, 150, 258 Niziolek, Katarzyna 127 Noack, Anika 111 Nobre, Nélia 209 Nogales Muriel, Rocío 119 Noguera, Jose A. 149 Noguera, José A. 385 Nollert, Michael 402, 404 Noll, Heinz-Herbert 52, 55 Nordberg, Tanja Haraldsdottir 243 AUTHORS’ INDEX 471 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Nordlander, Erica 367 Norkus, Zenonas 417, 421-422 Norman, Helen Louise 225, 235 Norocel, Ov Cristian 379, 384386, 458 Nosal, Przemyslaw 347 Novikova, Svetlana Sergeevna 287 Novkunskaya, Anastasija 265 Nowaczyk, Olga 291 Nowak, Marek 350 Nowak, Witold 417 Nowicka, Monika Ewa 413 Nozawa, Atsushi 206 Nudelman, Anita 297, 393 Nugin, Raili 364 Numerato, Dino 342, 344, 346-347 Nunes de Almeida, Ana 143 Nunes, Richard Joseph 218 Nunn, Heather 281 Nurse, Lyudmila 133 Nygård, Mikael 335, 337 Nyklova, Blanka 420 Nyman-Kurkiala, Pia 359 O O‘Brien, Margaret 369 Ocelík, Petr 216 O‘Connell, Rebecca 231 O‘Connor, Pat 325 Octavian, Amarulla 445 Odasso, Laura 435 Odenbring, Ylva 366 Odrowaz-Coates, Anna 391-392 Odukoya, Dennis 254, 407 Odukoya, Dennis Quincy 254 Oestreicher, Elke 282 Ogresta, Jelena 135 Oguz, Esin Sultan 109 O‘ Hagan, Clare 237 Öhman, Susanna 311 Oinas, Elina 387, 390 Oinas, Tomi 256, 266, 271 Oinonen, Eriikka 362, 367 Ojala, Satu 271-272 Ojamäe, Liis 427 Okamoto, Kohei 245 Oki, Yuko 118 Okkonen, Jussi 271 Oksanen, Atte 150, 363, 377 Oktem, Pinar 411 Oláh, Gábor 356 Olah, Livia 233 Oldrup, Helene 136 Olechnicki, Krzysztof 436 Oleksiyenko, Olena 193 Olesen, Søren Gytz 257 Olgun, Cem Koray 283 Oliveira, João 186 Oliver, Esther 136, 351 Olkkonen, Laura 216 Olko, Dorota 146 Olofsson, Anna 310-311, 313 Olofsson, Gunnar 288 Oltra, Christian 207 O‘Malley, Denalee 260 O‘Malley, Lucy 287 Oman, Susan 431 Ómarsdóttir, Ingibjörg Lilja 174 Oncini, Filippo 148 472 AUTHORS’ INDEX Ondrašinová, Michaela 397 O‘Neill, Maggie 16, 69, 83, 131, 135, 134 Onno, Julien 326 Onnudottir, Helena 250, 442 Onofrei, Natalia 415 Oosterveer, Peter 206, 210, 220 Oppermann, Anja 230 Opree, Suzanna Johanna 155 Orban, Agnes 180 Orchard, Macarena 442 O‘Reilly, Jacqueline 361 Orekh, Ekaterina Aleksandrovna 140, 353 Ó Riain, Seán 266 Oris, Michel 106, 117 Ortega-Rivera, Enrique 416 Ortiz, Andre 184 Ortiz, Guadalupe 207 Ortiz Monera, Rosa 226 Osička, Jan 216 Osland, Oddgeir 289 Ossewaarde, Marinus 159 Ost, David 160 Østergaard, Jeanette 364 Osti, Giorgio 215 Ostrowski, Piotr 277 Oswell, David 141 Otręba-Szklarczyk, Agnieszka 196 Otreshko, Natalia 351 Otte, Gunnar 149, 361 Ottesen, Laila 255, 344 Ottesen, Laila Susanne 255, 344 Otto, Danny 325 Otto, Wanda Louise 297 Oudenampsen, Merijn 385 Ovando, Carlos Julio 411 Øydgard, Guro Wisth 107 Ozaki, Mizuho 139 Ozaki, Ritsuko 213 Ozan, Jessica 303 Ozcan, Kivanc 332 Ozdemir Metlioglu, Secil 425 Ozen, Yelda 408 Ozonyia, Peter 381 Öztürk, Emre 382 P Paadam, Katrin 426 Pabjan, Barbara 372 Pacáková, Hana 225, 237, 244 Pacher, Alice Luise 320 Paddock, Jessica Rhiannon 151 Padovan, Dario 372, 378 Paik, Wook Inn 159 Pais, Ivana 279 Paju, Elina 297 Pajvančić - Cizelj, Ana 424 Paker, Hande 245 Paksi, Veronika 327 Pałęga, Anna 113, 260 Pălici, Bogdan 430 Pallotta-Chiarolli, Maria 191 Palmeros y Ávila, Guadalupe 188 Palm, Irving 399 Palomba, Federica 340 Paltrinieri, Roberta 151 Pàmies, Jordi 191 Pampaka, Maria 382 Panagiotopoulou, Roy 278-279, 284 Panagiotou, Aristeidis 213 Pancewicz, Magdalena 110 Pandolfini, Valeria 117, 308 Pankratova, Liliia Sergeevna 320 Panzaru, Ciprian 305 Panzer, Gerhard 127 Papadopoulos, Apostolos G. 415, 444 Papaoikonomou, Eleni 146 Papastefanou, Georgios 201 Pape, Elise 408, 433 Pape, Simone 148 Paprzycka, Emilia 226 Papushina, Iuliia Olegavna 154 Paramonova, Svetlana Pavlovna 442 Pári, András 138 Parigi, Paolo 302 Parise, Miriam 231 Park, Gyunghee 245 Park, Haenam 348 Parmiggiani, Paola 151 Parravano, Antonio 385 Parsa, Sepideh 267 Pârvulescu, Radu Andrei 354 Pasamonik, Barbara, Małgorzata 407 Pascual-Fernandez, Jose J. 445 Pascual-Fernández, José J. 445 Pasian, Pamela 289 Pastorino, Agnese 141 Pásztor, Rita 369 Pataki, Gyöngyvér 380 Pataki, György 208-209, 217 Patricio, Maria 125 Patrício, Teresa 322 Patrocinio, Tomás 434 Patrushev, Sergey 418 Paulíček, Miroslav 121 Paulovich, Natallia 396 Paulsen Breimo, Janne Iren 338 Pavelkova, Lenka 415 Pavlova, Tamara 418 Pavone, Vincenzo 174 Pawlak, Mikołaj 178 Pawlak, Robert 186 Pawlina, Anna 109 Pazarzis, Michalis 340 Peacock, Marian 252, 260 Pechurina, Anna 154 Pecka, Vojtech 349 Pedersen, Inge Kryger 264 Pedersen, Pia Vivian 264 Peel, Elizabeth 136 Pegado, Elsa 252 Pehlivanlı-Kadayifci, Ezgi 389 Peisert, Arkadiusz 420, 422 Peixoto, Paulo 434 Pelivan Cemgil, Gözde 331 Pellandini-Simányi, Léna 181 Pellizzoni, Luigi 14, 349 Peltola, Marja 409 Peltomaa, Hanna 317 Peña-Rosas, Juan Pablo 153, 263 Peng, Ssu-Chin 184 Penz, Otto 200 Peper, Robert 430 Percy-Smith, Barry 141 Pereira-Puga, Manuel 322, 326 Perek-Białas, Jolanta 109, 116, 303 Pérez Castro, Judith 188 Pérez-Sindín López, Xaquin S. 214 Peri-Rotem, Nitzan 224, 229 Perulli, Angela 355 Pešl, Jan 442 Pesonen, Jaana 124 Petersen, Lars Kjerulf 213 Petersen-Wagner, Renan 346 Peters, Julia 168 Peters, Karin 406-407, 412 Peterson, Abby 329 Peterson, Helen 243 Peter, Tobias 195 Petev, Ivaylo D. 221 Petousi, Vasiliki 174 Petraki, Maria 171, 450 Petre, Raluca 284 Petrescu, Claudia 266, 275 Petric, Mirko 301, 418, 423 Petrjanosova, Magdalena 237 Petropoulou, Eugenia 174, 210 Petrová Kafková, Marcela 115 Petrović, Mina 425 Petrov, Vladimir Nikolaevitch 413 Petschick, Grit 299 Petz, Marc 211 Petzold, Knut 179 Peychlova, Kristyna 413, 450 Pezé, Thierry 157, 370 Pfadenhauer, Michaela 18, 69, 78, 296, 438-439 Pfau-Effinger, Birgit 455 Pfeffer, Thomas 412 Pfeiffer, Sabine 282 Pfister, Gertrud 342 Pfoertner, Timo-Kolja 262 Pforr, Klaus 306 Philippova, Liudmila 418 Piazza, Milena 340 Picanço, Monise Fernandes 183 Picardi, Ilenia 389 Pickerden, Alex 336 Pieri, Elisa 312 Piessens, An 143, 369 Pietiläinen, Olli 262 Pietruczuk, Monika 214 Pietrzyk-Kaszyńska, Agata 214 Piettre, Alexandre 403, 405 Piggott, David 336 Piko, Bettina 364 Pilcher, Katy 321 Pimentel Corrêa, Carolina 217 Pinar, Ezgi 192 Pinto, Carolina 326 Piotrowski, Andrzej 312 Pirni, Andrea 367 Pirskanen, Henna 225 Pisarikova, Jana 129 Pismennaya, Elena 414 Pisu, Daniela 340 Piszczatowska-Oleksiewicz, Mariola 222 Pitasi, Andrea 357 Pitrunová, Zdeňka 234 Pivoriene, Jolanta 338 Piza Duarte, Evandro 395 Pizzol, Lisa 219 PK, Afsal 189 Plage, Stefanie 245 Platek, Daniel 330 Platt, Lucinda 69, 80, 239, 406 Pleios, Georgios Giannakis 17, 280, 283-284, 455 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Pless, Mette 358, 361-362, 367 Plessz, Marie 145 Pliakos, Christos 116 Plomien, Ania 242 Podolinska, Tatiana 402, 405 Poetzschke, Steffen 435 Pohjolainen, Pasi 146 Pohler, Nina 354 Poitras, Paul 415 Pokriefke, Eike Lars 190, 309 Polawski, Pawel 335 Połeć, Wojciech 134 Polese, Abel 160, 422 Poliandri, Donatella 198 Poli, Stefano 117, 308 Polkowski, Radoslaw 414 Pollard, Alex 320 Pollock, Gary 358-359, 382 Polukhina, Elizaveta 299 Pomiankiewicz, Łukasz 354 Ponomarenko, Valentina 106 Pons- de Wit, Anneke 400 Popa, Adela Elena 255 Popa, Silvia 284 Pop, Cosmina Elena 238, 256 Popescu, Mihaela 163 Pope, Stacey Elizabeth 345 Popić, Snežana 419 Popova, Irina P. 291 Poppe, Christian 183 Popper-Giveon, Ariela 254 Porcelli, Giorgio 284 Porczyński, Dominik 127 Poretti, Michele 142 Porras Bulla,Julian Arturo 272 Porrovecchio, Alessandro 157, 319, 347, 370 Portos, Martin 333 Posłuszna, Joanna 134 Posłuszny, Łukasz 134 Pospech, Pavel 167 Pospěch, Pavel 424 Pospíšilová, Tereza 249 Possinger, Johanna 233 Postels, Dominik 241 Potoczna, Małgorzata 131 Potyukova, Ekaterina 123 Poulimas, Michalis 257 Poutanen, Seppo 177 Poyraz, Bedriye 279 Pozanenko, Artemiy Alekseevich 293 Pranka, Maruta 134 Pratesi Cooren, Alessandro 200 Precupetu, Iuliana 256 Preisner, Klaus 232 Premazzi, Viviana 401 Preminger, Jonathan 161 Preoteasa, Ana Maria 229 Pretto, Albertina 419 Price, John 343 Prietl, Bianca 392 Prieto-Flores, María Eugenia 111 Prievara, Dora Katalin 364 Primorac, Jaka 391 Prisching, Manfred 438 Profant, Tomas 420 Prokop, Anna 260 Promberger, Markus 293 Prouzova, Zuzana 417 Prpic, Katarina 322, 325, 328, 389 Pruisken, Henrik 362 Pryce, Gwilym 217, 309 Pryce, Gwilym Benjamin 217 Przybył, Iwona Ewa 236 P. Toth, Tamas 319 Puigvert, Lidia 387 Puigvert, Lídia 136 Punziano, Gabriella 337 Purhonen, Semi 127, 151, 156, 165 Puscasiu, Voica 120 Pusztai, Gabriella 404 Puthussery, Shuby 235 Puzanova, Zhanna 308 Puzek, Ivan 285, 358 Pyöriä, Pasi 271-272 Pyyhtinen, Olli 209, 211, 350, 354-355 Q Qadir, Ali 245, 248, 250, 453 Quadrelli, Isabella 198 Quehenberger, Viktoria 255, 344 Queirós, Telma Maria Gonçalves 193 Quinlan, Andrea 316 Quinlan, Elizabeth 271 Quinn, Bernadette Mary 436 Quintela, Pedro 129 R Rabe, Linn 215 Rabušic, Ladislav 110, 113 Răcătău, Ionela-Maria 213, 220 Raciniewska, Alicja Katarzyna 420 Radin, Arianna 262, 264 Radó, Márta 107 Raeijmaekers, Daniëlle 280 Rafanell, Irene 203 Raffini, Luca 435 Rahkonen, Ossi 256, 262, 274, 344 Rahmani, Jabbar 402 Rahman, Sadikur 298, 393 Raijman, Rebeca 376, 415 Rainford, Jon 195 Rakhmatullina, Zilya 186 Rambotti, Simone 169 Ramella, Francesco 184 Ramioul, Monique 271 Ramis, Mimar 357, 410 Ramos, Elisabete 366 Ramos, Madalena 340 Ramos, Vasco 222, 230 Rantala, Eero 221 Ranta, Mette Aino Maria 365 Rapolienė, Gražina 417 Raposo, Otávio 424 Raposova, Ivana 441 Räsänen, Pekka 145, 150, 287, 363, 377 Rasche, Sarah 294 Rasnaca, Liga 422 Rasnača, Līga 336 Rathmann, Katharina 262 Ratiu, Dan Eugen 120, 123, 126-127, 129 Ratniece, Luize 318 Ratzenböck, Barbara 107 Rau, Asta Helen 298 Raudsepp, Maaris 423 Rault, Wilfried 319, 437 Rausch, Attila 137 Rautajoki, Hanna 201 Rautalin, Marjaana 248 Rautiainen, Pauli 128 Ravadrad, Azam 121 Ravazzini, Laura 179, 194 Ravn, Signe 366, 369 Rawski, Tomasz 386 Razum, Oliver 254 Rebien, Martina 112, 268, 270 Rebstein, Bernd 297, 301 Recchi, Ettore 433 Reckinger, Rachel 147 Redondo, Gisela 183 Reegård, Kaja 370 Rees, Nerys 241 Regadio, Crisanto Jr., Quinos 197 Regev, Motti 245 Régnier, Faustine 150, 257 Reichenberg, Olof 193 Reichle, Niklaus 439 Reijers, Wessel 159 Reinhardt, Jan 338 Reitstätter, Luise 122 Rekhviashvili, Lela 160 Rek-Wozniak, Magdalena 426 Remr, Jiří 224 Rensujeff, Kaija 128 Rentari, Malama 178 Rentea, Georgiana-Cristina 407 Ren, Xiangjun 106 Ren, Yunzhu 188 Repina, Nataliya 202 Repovac Niksic, Valida 384 Res, Michal 415 Reuter, Julia 326 Revilla, Juan Carlos 293 Reynolds, Larry 212 Reynolds, Paul 315 Ribac, Marko 280 Ribe, Eloi 228, 230 Ribeiro, Carla 251 Ribeiro, Filipe 112 Ribeiro, Maria do Céu 193 Ribeiro, Patrícia Oliveira 339 Ribeiro, Raquel Barbosa 247 Ribera-Almandoz, Olatz 161 Riccioni, Ilaria 351 Rice, Deborah 337 Richardson, Diane 315 Richter, Matthias 262 Richter, Rudolf 235, 395 Ricucci, Roberta 399, 401 Ridge, Tess 142 Ridgway, Renée 284 Rieder, Irene 234, 395 Rigal, Laurent 261, 346 Righard, Erica 132 Rijken, Arieke 380 Rinkinen, Jenny 211 Riso, Brígida 265 Ritter, Christian 424 Ritter, Tobias 146 Rivetti, Paola 362 Rizzo, Erika 219 Roberti, Geraldina 146, 343, 360 Roberts, Ken 362 Robinson, Sally 143 Robinson, Zoe 156 Robles-Goodwin, Patsy 410 Roboz, Ágnes 217 Rocha, Custódia 197 Rocha Franco, Sergio 208 Rocha Franco, Sérgio Henrique 161 Rocha, Jansle Vieira 218 Rodionova, Marina 178 Rod, Morten Hulvej 264 Rodrigues, Leonor 231 Rodrigues, Ricardo Jorge 181 Rodríguez, Alfonso 183 Rodriguez Diaz, Jose A. 168 Rodríguez-García, Maria Jesús 427 Rodríguez-García, María Jesús 425 Rodríguez Jaume, María José 232 Rodríguez, Jose Antonio 291 Rodríguez Morató, Arturo 121122, 125-126 Rodriguez-Rodriguez, Vicente 109 Rodríguez, Vicente 111 Roerig, Simone 138, 308 Roets, Griet 143 Rogero-García, Jesús 233 Rogers, Anne 263 Roggemans, Lilith 401 Rogowski, Łukasz 165 Rogstad, Jon 377 Rohde, Caterina 194 Rohracher, Harald 323-324, 326, 389 Roiha, Taija 128 Rojek-Adamek, Paulina Katarzyna 119, 432 Rojo-Abuin, Jose-Manuel 109 Rojo-Perez, Fermina 109, 111 Rolando, Sara 388 Roman, Christine 225 Romania, Vincenzo 404 Romanos, Eduardo 17, 70, 88, 329-330, 332-333 Romão, Ana 340 Romea, Ana Cristina 109 Römer, Friederike 307 Romero-Balsas, Pedro 223, 233, 237 Romney Barber, Tara 402 Rončević, Borut 221, 417 Roosalu, Triin 423 Roose, Henk 163, 384 Roose, Rudi 135 Roose, Willem 163 Roos, Gun 150, 258 Roper, Ian 267 Rosas, João 297 Roschova, Michaela 307 Rose, Judy Patricia 269 Rosenkranz, Marie 430 Rosenkranz, Tim 249 Rosen, Rachel 143-144 Rosenstein, Emilie 339 Rose, Samantha 431 Roslyakov, Alexander B. 319 Rosochacka-Gmitrzak, Magdalena 228, 234 Rössel, Jörg 148, 227 Rossi, Elisa 143 Rossi, Giovanna 224, 232, 236 Rossi, Paolo 254 Rössl, Lydia 264 AUTHORS’ INDEX 473 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Roth, Silke 246 Rotkirch, Anna 235 Roudometof, Victor 245 Roukova, Poli 263 Rousell, Davina 378 Roussary, Aurélie 212 Rousseau, Vincent 276 Roux, Dominique 155 Rowlingson, Karen 225 Roy, Emilie 403 Rozboril, Blahoslav 129 Rozhdestvenskaya, Elena 132 Rubiales Pérez, Miguel 428 Rubik, Frieder 212 Ruckdeschel, Kerstin 223 Rudas, Tamás 304 Rudnicki, Seweryn 184 Rüger, Heiko 223, 226 Rühr, Julia 431 Ruiner, Caroline 269 Rumpala, Yannick 212 Rungule, Ritma 371 Ruonavaara, Hannu 441 Ruspini, Elisabetta 225, 227, 390, 397, 456 Rusu, Mihai Stelian 436 Ruszkowski, Paweł 210 Rutigliano, Roberta 223, 228, 450 Ruuskanen, Petri 256 Ruzza, Carlo 260, 381, 384 Ruzzeddu, Massimiliano 356 Ryan, Majka Monika 335 Ryazantsev, Sergey 414 Rydgren, Jens 410 Rydzik, Agnieszka 244 Rye, Johan Fredrik 407 Ryen, Anne 14, 295, 297, 393 Ryser, Valérie-Anne 227 Rysst, Mari 410 S Saarinen, Arttu 145, 287, 383 Saari, Tiina 271 Saar, Maarja 406 Sabah, Maha 226 Sabucedo, José Manuel 331 Sacchetti, Francesco 327 Sacchetto, Devi 414 Sádaba, Igor 333 Sadian, Samuel Dominic 153 Sæter, Oddrun Kristine 427 Saez Williams, Pedro 350 Sagebiel, Felizitas 390, 395 Ságvári, Bence 367 Şahin, Nevin 126 Sahraoui, Nina 416 Saikova, Anastasiia 368 Saka, Belit 365 Saksela-Bergholm, Sanna 248 Saks, Mike 252, 286-287 Sakson-Szafrańska, Izabela 443 Salamonska, Justyna 433 Sala, Roser 207 Salas, Laura Sofia 430 Salcudean, Ileana-Nicoleta 126 Saldaña Tejeda, Abril 378 Salerno, Rossana, Marianna 404 Salin, Mia 271 Sałkowska, Marta 293 Salman, Ramazan 254 474 AUTHORS’ INDEX Salmenniemi, Suvi 383 Salminiitty, Ritva 381 Salmu, Regina 183 Salonen, Anna Sofia 398 Salonsalmi, Aino 274 Salter, Amy 397 Salvet, Sander 189 Salvia, Lucilla 162 Salzbrunn, Monika 129, 436 Salzburger, Veronika 228 Samec, Tomáš 379 Sampaio, Dora 115 Samsioe, Emma 294 Sancaktutan, Zeynep 168 Sánchez Mira, Núria 391 Sandberg, Linn 136 Sandoval, Marisol 280, 282, 284-285 Sandru, Codrina 167 Sandvin, Johans Tveit 335, 339 Sang, Åsa 175 Sannan, Barış 224 Şannan, Barış 398 Santagati, Mariagrazia 410 Santana, Helena 369, 387 Sant‘Ana, Helena 366 Santana-Talavera, Agustín 445 Santero, Arianna 408 Santiago, Elvira 174 Santos, Ana Cristina 315, 318 Santos, Cláudia Priscila 336 Santos, Helena 126 Santos, Mário J. D. S. 265 Santos, Patrícia 322 Sanz-Menendez, Luis 322, 326 Sanz, Pablo 266 Sapiezynska, Ewa 279 Sardais, Cyrille 430 Saresma, Tuija 385 Sarıtaş-Eldem, Canet Tuba 241 Sarlöv Herlin, Ingrid 175 Sarmento, Manuel Jacinto 143 Sarobe, Aitziber 208 Sarris, Nikos 171 Sarter, Eva Katharina 241 Sarti, Simone 257 Sass, Anne-Christine 254 Sassatelli, Monica 122 Sato, Kumi 245 Sauer, Birgit 200 Sauerborn, Elgen 298 Saunders, Fred Phillip 210 Savas, Gokhan 194 Savelieva, Svetlana 144 Savolainen, Salla 150, 257 Sawicka, Maja 199 Saxonberg, Steven 335 Sayan Cengiz, Feyda 397 Scalise, Gemma 248 Scandone, Berenice 411 Scandurra, Rosario 188 Scanu, Emiliano 218 Ščasný, Milan 206 Scavarda, Alice 254 Schaap, Julian 166, 168 Schadauer, Andreas 378 Schadler, Cornelia 298 Schalkowski, Henrik 184 Scharathow, Wiebke 373 Scheibelhofer, Elisabeth 300, 415 Scheiring, Gabor 160 Schenk, Patrick 145, 148 Scherke, Katharina 200, 203 Schiettecat, Tineke 143 Schindlauer, Sandra Isabelle 424 Schindler, Larissa 293, 342 Schindler, Saskja 269 Schlembach, Christopher 354 Schlimbach, Tabea 358 Schmalz, Stefan 273 Schmidt, Andrea E. 108 Schmidt, Eva-Maria 234, 395 Schmidt, Jante 385 Schmidt, Luísa 217 Schmincke, Imke 392, 396 Schmitsek, Szilvia 367 Schmitz, Kaitlin 320 Schneider, Michael 211 Schneider, Norbert F. 223 Schneider, Thorsten 223, 226 Schnell, Christiane 286, 288 Schnettler, Bernt 438-440 Scholz, Elvira 303 Schradie, Jen 282 Schreiber, Dominik 205 Schreyer, Franziska 190 Schroeder, Ilka 373, 376 Schroeder, Martin 361 Schroedter, Julia H. 227 Schubert, Johannes 211, 219 Schubert, Tinka 198, 300 Schubotz, Dirk 320 Schuetze, Lea Johanna 113 Schulze, Katja 172, 175 Schürz, Martin 305 Schuster, Julia 391 Schütz, Claudia 332-334 Schwartz, Gregory 160 Schwarz, Miriam 300 Schwenck, Anna 164, 450 Schwittek, Jessica 142 Scicluna, Rachael 230 Scollan, Angela 139 Scott, Jacqueline 224 Scott, Kirk 109 Scott, Penelope 254, 300 Scott, Penelope Anne 254 Scott, Sue 315, 460 Scriba, Christina 431 Seabra, Teresa 188, 196 Sebastião, João 188, 190, 194 Sebrechts, Melissa 441 Secor-Turner, Molly 320 Sedláková, Tatiana 112 Sedooka, Ayuko 144 Seebach, Swen 202, 357 Seebass, Katharina 107, 219 Segerstedt, Eugenia 427 Seidelsohn, Kristina 173 Seidlova, Marketa 413-414 Seippel, Ørnulf 345, 347 Seixas, Sonia Regina da Cal 218 Sekine, Michikazu 262 Sekuła, Paulina 388 Sekulic, Tatjana 379 Seliverstova, Oleksandra 153, 422 Selke, Stefan 352 Semenova, Sofia 303 Semenova, Tatiana 198, 442 Semenova, Tatiana Nikolaevna 442 Sen, A. Fulya 279 Senses, Nazli 332 Senu, Amaha 444 Seppänen, Piia 191 Seppel, Külliki 310, 419 Sepulchre, Marie 338 Serban, Monica 433 Sergeyeva, Olga Vjacheslavоvna 140, 353 Sergiyenko, Aliye Mustafaevna 336 Serok, Esther 196 Serova, Nina 130 Serradell, Olga 410, 435 Serra, Fernando 196, 364, 366, 369 Serra, Fernando Humberto 196 Serra, Helena 14, 252, 256, 286, 290, 457 Serrano, Araceli 293 Serrano, Maria Angeles 182 Serrano Martínez, Cecilia 119 Serrano Velarde, Kathia Esperanza 300 Sertaje, Raquel 380 Setiffi, Francesca 152 Sette, Stefania 198 Sevignani, Sebastian 279, 282, 284 Sgourev, Stoyan V. 122 Shachar, Itamar 442, 450 Sharma, Ritu 137 Sharonova, Svetlana Alexeevna 186 Sharp, Briony 345 Shaw, Isabel 213 Shehu, Drilona 130 Sheikhzadegan, Amir 402 Shevchenko, Anna 420 Shiani, Malihe 170 Shih, Li-Wen 397 Shildrick, Tracy 359, 361 Shilova, Valentina Aleksandrovna 429 Shipley, Martin 262 Shirlaw, Stephen 357 Shmidt, Victoria 138 Shockley, Gordon 164 Shove, Elizabeth 212 Shryane, Nick 382 Shucksmith, Janet 258 Siamionava, Antanina 421 Sibireva, Maria 144 Sicher, Efraim 373-374 Sidlo, Ludek 312 Sieber, Rebekka 421 Siellawa-Kolbowska, Krystyna Ewa 419 Signoretta, Paola Eleonora 411 Signori, Roberta 338 Sihvonen, Ella Tuulia 233 Siilak, Kristel 426 Siippainen, Anna Laura Elina 143 Siisiäinen, Martti 361 Šikić-Mićanović, Lynette 140 Siller, Heidi 406 Silva, Augusto Santos 126 Silva Cruz, Isabel Maria 146, 156 Silva, Daniela 197 Silva, Lays 218 Silva, Manuel Carlos 340-341 Silva Pinochet, Beatriz 332 Silva, Sílvia 434 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Silvast, Antti 16, 53, 66, 172, 174 Simm, Kadri 310 Simona, Jehane 179, 450 Simonchuk, Elena 418 Simone, Braun 114 Simonen, Jenni 225 Simonson, Julia 107, 111, 385 Simpson, Paul 317, 319 Sinai, Stavit 354 Šindelář, Michal 346, 377 Siongers, Jessy 125, 154, 401 Sipilä, Jorma 335 Siri, Jasmin 384 Sirkeci, İbrahim 111 Sirovatka, Tomas 335 Sischka, Philipp 308 Sjödin, Daniel Johannes 225 Sjölund, Maria 108 Sjöstrand, Glenn 289-290 Skąpska, Grażyna 419, 423 Skolbekken, John-Arne 314 Skopek, Nora 226 Skora, Thomas 223 Skovajsa, Marek 422 Skrbis, Zlatko 245 Skrivanek, Isabella 412 Słaboń, Andrzej 356 Sládek, Jan 330 Slettemeås, Dag 107 Slezak, Ewa 359 Slonim, Ori 312 Slootmaeckers, Koen 377 Smale, Robin 208 Small, Neil 253 Smart, Andrew 253 Smeby, Jens-Christian 287, 291 Smele, Sandra 316 Smioski, Andrea 239 Smith, Christine 252 Smith, Dennis 148 Smith, Helen 259 Smits, Mattijs 215 Smyth, Lisa 227, 237 Snee, Helene 359 Snellman, Karita 368 Soares, Isabel 247 Sobolewska, Maria 375 Sobolewski, Wojciech Jacek 120, 442-443 Sobotova, Alena 379 Söderberg, Patrik 359 Softic, Damir 414 Sohl, Lena Ulrika Margareta 406 Sojka, Bozena 439 Solano, Priscilla Maria 441 S. Öldudóttir, Sara 205 Soler, Marta 17, 68, 70, 72, 9495, 291, 351, 353 Soll, Maie 189 Solomon, Barry D. 312 Soltesova, Katarina 175 Solvang, Per Koren 338 Sommer, Ilka 412 Sønderskov, Kim 266 Sønderstrup-Andersen, Hans 232, 238 Songin-Mokrzan, Marta 184 Sorde-Marti, Teresa 435 Sordé, Teresa 410 Sørensen, Anders Ravn 383 Soriano, Silvia 337 Sosunova, Irina Alexandrovna 211 Soukka, Satu Maaret 437 Souliotis, Nikolaos 148 Souralová, Adéla 394, 396 Souto-Otero, Manuel 276 Sowa, Frank 169, 444 Spaargaren, Gert 208 Špaček, Ondřej 148 Špalek, Jiří 417 Spannari, Jenni 112, 116 Spanò, Antonella 131 Spanu, Sara 424 Sparks, Colin 278, 280 Sparks, Colin Stuart 278 Sparks, Tim 136 Sparsam, Jan 177 Spaulonci Chiachia Matos de Oliveira, Bernardo Carlos 351 Spellerberg, Annette 314 Spencer, Philip 372, 374, 376 Spiegel, Anna 246 Spini, Dario 297 Spruyt, Bram 376, 401 Spurling, Nicola 209 Srakar, Andrej 108, 178 Środoń, Maria Anna 332 Stahl, Julian 431 Stalidis, George 178, 257 Stambuk, Marina 441 Stamm, Isabell Kathrin 239 Stănciugelu, Irina 210, 313 Stănciugelu, Ștefan 313 Standen, Nicola 136 Stănescu, Dan 210 Stanescu, Dan Florin 195 Stanila, Gabriel 266, 275 Stanoev, Martin 157, 369 Stanojevic, Dragan 238 Stasinopoulos, Nikos 330 Stasińska, Agata 316, 319 Staszek, Zdeněk 120 Stathopoulou, Theoni 330 Stavroussi, Panayiota 137 Stazio, Marialuisa 283 Steemers, Jeanette 280 Stefanovski, Ivan 333 Steinbach, Anja 222 Steinlechner, Martin 353 Stein, Petra 304-305 Stepanikova, Irena 377-378 Stephenson, Niamh 265 Sterchele, Davide 262, 342, 345-346 Stevens, Peter 192 Stewart, Paul 161, 271 Stewart, Simon 163 Stier, Jonas 144 Stipkova, Martina 257, 261 Stockelova, Tereza 264 Stocké, Volker 185, 307, 309 Stodolska, Monika 412 Stoecklin, Daniel 144 Stoilova, Rumiana 417 Stoller, Kim Robin 374 Storato, Giulia 140 Storm, Ingrid 375 Storm-Mathisen, Ardis 174 Storms, Bérénice 116 Storms, Elias 180 Storsved, Linnea Margareta 186 Stout, Vanessa Theresa 378 Stöver, Britta 114, 146 Strandh, Mattias 186, 195 Strelnikova, Anna 299 Strohschneider, Stefan 444 Struck, Olaf 274 Strzyczkowski, Konstanty 149 Štulhofer, Aleksandar 193 Stuvøy, Ingvill 156 Stypinska, Justyna 112 Subrt, Jiri 350 Sudova, Marketa 237 Suff, Rachel 268 Suh, Doowon 332 Suklan, Jana 417 Sulkunen, Pekka Juhani 351 Sultana, Zakia 175 Sumbas Yavasoğlu, Ahu 388 Sunar, Lütfi 152, 292 Sundqvist, Göran 205 Sunnercrantz, Liv 382 Suphan, Anne 282 Supik, Linda 377 Surugiu, Romina 278, 282, 284-285 Susánszky, Pál 329 Susen, Simon 351 Suter, Christian 179, 194 Suvakovic, Uros Vojislav 419 Suwada, Katarzyna 395 Svancara, Jan 378 Svatoň Gillárová, Kateřina 364 Svenberg, Sebastian 205 Svensson, Mikael 375 Svoboda, Arnost 345 Swader, Christopher Scott 223, 232 Świątek-Młynarska, Paulina 113 Świątkiewicz-Mośny, Maria 206 Swicegood, Gray 236 Świdrowska, Elżbieta 406 Świrek, Krzysztof 350 Sygkelos, Yannis 384 Sýkorová, Dana 106 Syltevik, Liv Johanne 223, 226 Synowiec-Piłat, Małgorzata 113, 260 Szafraniec, Krystyna 367 Szalma, Ivett 233, 238, 255, 390 Szaló, Csaba 349, 352, 356, 453 Szarvas, Marton 160 Szasz, Andrew 211 Szasz, Ileana Gabriela 132 Szawiel, Tadeusz 380, 418 Szczepanik, Marta 409 Szczepankowska, Urszula Anna 110 Székedi, Levente 352 Székely, Kinga 178 Szekér, Lise 271 Szenajch, Piotr 133 Szlendak, Tomasz 436 Szlinder, Maciej 159 Szmeja, Maria 372 Sztandar-Sztanderska, Karolina 337 Szumigalska, Agnieszka 394, 401 Szydlik, Marc 117, 199 Szylar, Anna 128 Szymańska, Agnieszka Natalia 122 T Tabery, Paulina 381 Taboadela, Obdulia 181 Taghizadegan, Maryam 170 Taghizadegan, Masoomeh 124 Tailby, Stephanie Anne 239, 274 Takàcs, Judit 238 Takahashi, Mutsuko 138 Taki, Hirofumi 189 Takikawa, Hiroki 302 Talimciler, Ahmet 347 Tallarita, Loredana Maria 347 Tallis, Benjamin 98 Taltekin, Gulay 148 Talves, Kairi 393 Tammelin, Mia 267 Tanatova, Dina 443 Tangeland, Torvald 146 Tang, Wen-hui Anna 387 Tanış Zaferoğlu, Duygu 118 Tanskanen, Antti Olavi 115 Tanskanen, Jussi 256 Tapanila, Katriina 287 Tarabini, Aina 196 Tarant, Zbyněk 372, 377 Ţăranu, Andrei 386 Tarasova, Ekaterina 214 Tartanoğlu, Şafak 268 Tartari, Morena 300 Taru, Marti 358, 366 Tarum, Häli 338 Tasheva, Gallina 17, 69, 84, 349, 356 Taskan Kiremitci, Kivanc 395 Tatsuse, Takashi 262 Tauber, Gloria 406 Tavares, Lara Patrício 196 Tavory, Iddo 334 Taylor, Louise 108, 112 Taylor, Mark Richard 119, 431 Tchinda-Falcucci, Giséle 14 te Braak, Petrus 166, 380 Teelken, Christine 322 Teixeira, Ana Lúcia 183 Teixeira Lopes, João 434 Tejerina, Benjamin 322 Tekin, Cansu 425 Telesiene, Audrone 205, 207, 212, 311 Temkina, Anna A. 261 Tena-Sánchez, Jordi 149, 385 Tenisheva, Ksenia 303 Termansen, Mette 214 Terpe, Sylvia 200-201 Terragni, Laura Maria Elena 155 Terraneo, Marco 257 Terruhn, Jessica 249 Tertyshnikova, Anastasiya 308 Tervonen-Goncalves, Leena 248 Tesch, Jakob 325 Tessarolo, Mariselda 164 Thaler, Anita 389 Thanopoulou, Maria 176 Thel, Karolina 110 Theodorakopoulou, Irini 174 Theunynck, Denis 157, 370 Thiann-Bo Morel, Marie 212 Thiel, Marcel 273 Thiem, Alrik 303 Thing, Lone Friis 255, 344 Thomas, Nigel Patrick 141 Thomsen, Jens Peter 185 Thorlindsson, Thorolfur 188, 346 Thorpe, Andy 445 Thuesen, Frederik 266 Thys, Sarah 191 AUTHORS’ INDEX 475 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION Tickle, Martin 287 Tigerstedt, Christoffer 225 Tiilikka, Tiina Maria 252, 286 Tikkanen, Jenni Emilia 362 Till, Christopher Harper 323 Timmermans, Stefan 53, 60 Timmins, Chris 217 Timurturkan, Meral 265, 313 Tırman, Ceyda 281 Tisch, Anita 308 Tisdall, Kay 142 Tižik, Miroslav 394, 401 Tjarve, Baiba 165 Tjora, Aksel 429 Tjørnhøj-Thomsen, Tine 264 Tlcimukova, Petra 403 Tobiasz-Adamczyk, Beata 261 Tobio Solér, Constanza 387 Todorova, Elka 263 Todt, Oliver 323 Toffanin, Angela m. 229, 235 Tognetti Bordogna, Mara 257 Tognetti, Mara 254 Tolhurst, Edward 107-108 Tomanovic, Smiljka 226 Tomasevic, Tomislav 161 Tome, Lidia Patricia 230, 238 Tomelleri, Stefano 252, 286 Tomic-Koludrovic, Inga 418, 423 Tominaga, Kyoko 331 Tomka, Goran 282, 431, 450 Tonche, Juliana 290 Tøndel, Gunhild 108 Tonhati, Tania 294 Tonkens, Evelien 289, 336, 385, 427 Topal, Cagatay 355 Topal, Çağatay 166 Tophoven, Silke 255 Tornhill, Sofie 240 Törnqvist, Maria 164 Török, Tímea 137 Törölä, Miisa 313 Torrente, Diego 341 Torrent Sellens, Joan 270 Torres, Anália Maria Cardoso 340, 366, 387-388 Torres Elias, Annette 410 Torres, Sandra 258, 285 Torrioni, Paola Maria 455 Törrönen, Jukka 387-388 Tosun, Mehtap 374, 450 Tota, Anna Lisa 163 Tóth, Gergely 279, 329 Tóth, Péter 176 Townsend, Leanne Claire 285 Traiber, Talia 278 Traini, Claudia 189 Trajtenberg, Graciela 121, 126 Trako Poljak, Tijana 436 Tranow, Ulf 353 Trapenciere, Ilze 134 Trappenburg, Margo 385, 427 Trede, Ines 367 Trenz, Hans-Joerg 380, 382 Trenz, Hans-Jörg 380 Trevisan, Gabriela de Pina 143 Trevisan, Paola 120 Trifiletti, Rossana 202, 387, 391 Trikalinou, Lilika 424 Troncoso, Patricio 304 Tronu, Paola 113, 390 Trotsuk, Irina 362 476 AUTHORS’ INDEX Truninger, Monica 150, 153, 263, 363 Truninger, Mónica 209 Tsai, Hui-Ju 284 Tsai, Pei-Yuen 240 Tsiganou, Joanna 171-172, 176 T‘Sjoen, Guy 228 Tufa, A. Laura 229 Tufis, Paula Andreea 433 Tuisk, Tarmo 289 Tuma, René 301 Tuna, Muammer 199 Tuohy, Nathaniel 403-404 Tuohy, Nathaniel Arthur 403 Tupasela, Aaro Mikael 323-324 Tupitsyna, Irina Nikolaevna 290 Turai, Tünde 393 Turba, Hannu 339 Turgo, Nelson Nava 444 Türkyilmaz, Aytüre 139, 195 Turmel, André 137 Turner, Charles 45, 70, 81, 94 Turtiainen, Jussi 241 Turtiainen, Riikka-Maria 345, 374 Twamley, Katherine 235 Twigg, John David 171 Tyler, Jennifer Post 122 Tyrała, Radosław 334 Tysiachniouk, Maria 212 Tyurina, Irina Olegovna 421 U Uba, Katrin 283, 333-334 Ucer, Merve Betul 199 Uggla, Ylva 210 Ukleja, Miłosz 222, 237 Ulfsdotter Eriksson, Ylva 267268, 275, 290 Ülgen, Övgü 394 Ulinskaite, Jogile 386 Ullmann, Johanna Maria 329 Ünal, Halime 314 Uncu, Baran Alp 331 Unsöld, Laura 349 Untermarzoner, Josef 206 Unver, Ozgun 195 Ural, Haktan 298, 393 Ural, Nur Yasemin 408 Urban, Ann-Marie 271 Urbańska, Sylwia 394 Urze, Paula 324 Urzha, Olga Alexandrovna 368 Usher, Dave 313 Utanır Karaduman, Ayşen 154 Uzar Ozdemir, Figen 392, 400 V Vaaks, Katri 289 Vacchiano, Mattia 358 Vagni, Giacomo 224, 228 Vähä-Savo, Valtteri Johannes 248 Valduga, Tatiane Lucia 336 Valente, Adriana 413 Valente, Riccardo 428 Valentova, Marie 243, 304 Valiyev, Anar 396 Valkeasuo, Laura Kristina 249 Valkonen, Jarno 209 Valkonen, Sanna Marika 164 Vallee, Manuel 220 Valles Martínez, Miguel S. 306 Valor, Carmen 146 van Aart, Kimberly 124 Van Aerschot, Lina 368 Váňa, Jan 169 Vanassche, Sofie 224, 229, 236 Van Avermaet, Piet 192 van Bochove, Marianne 289 Vandekerckhove, Sem 271 Vandekinderen, Caroline 132 van den Berg, Karen 120 Van den Bogaert, Sarah 251 Vandenbossche, Lauren 401 Van den Broeck, Laura 191 Vandenbroeck, Michel 143 van den Broek, Andries 165 Vandermoere, Frederic 146 van der Veen, Romke 273 Van Der Wildt, Anouk 192 Van de Velde, Cécile 53, 59 Van de Velde, Sarah 253 Vandevoordt, Robin 246 Van Deynze, Freek 291 van Eeden-Moorefild, Brad 318 van Eijck, Koen 121 Vane, Jan 403 van Ginkel, Rob 444 Vanherwegen, Dries 165 Van Hootegem, Geert 275 Van Houtte, Mieke 116, 69, 82, 85, 191-192 van Houwelingen, Pepijn 165 Vanke, Alexandrina 392 van Koppen, CSA (Kris) 16, 205206, 211, 214, 217 Van Leuven, Sarah 251 van Loon, Joost 349, 351 Van Maele, Dimitri 187, 191, 194 Van Pottelberge, Amelie 409 Van Praag, Lore 190, 195 van Rijswick, Marleen 175 Van Rossem, Ronan 137, 384 Van Steen, Astrid 125 van Tatenhove, Jan P.M. 214 Vantieghem, Wendelien 187 Van Vliet, Bas 208 van Wesel, Floryt 138, 308 van Wylich- Muxoll, Henriette 310 Van Zanten, Agnès 69, 82, Varese, Federico 53, 63 Vargha, Zsuzsanna 181 Vargiu, Andrea 340-341 Varisli, Berfin 106 Varjo, Janne 198 Varriale, Simone 163 Vasara, Paula Helena 115 Vasconcelos, Pedro 318 Vasecka, Michal 375 Vasiliauskaitė, Nida 384 Vassilev, Ivaylo 263 Vatta, Alessia 270-271, 276 Vaz, Henrique 434 Vdovichenko, Larisa 344 Veenstra, Gerry 152, 261 Vehmas, Simo Pekka 349 Veira-Ramos, Alberto 108, 110 Veiria Ramos, Alberto 211 Velasco, Mónica 324 Velichovska, Lenche Aleksovska 348 Veloso, Luísa 297 Venäläinen, Juhana 282 Venäläinen, Satu 294 Venn, Sue 158 Venn, Susan 110, 113, 158 Venugoplan, Murale 271 Verbalyte, Monika 200-201 Verbič, Miroslav 178 Verdi, Laura 124 Verga Matos, Pedro 220 Verhaegen, Marlies Kris 314 Verhaeghe, Loes 246 Verhoeven, Imrat 203 Vermeerbergen, Lander 275 Vernalha, Estevão Brasil Ruas 218 Verplanke, Loes 289, 336 Verpraet, Gilles 354, 454 Verschraegen, Gert 248 Vervaet, Roselien 192 Vevoda, Jiri 113 Vianello, Francesca Alice 414 Victor, Christina 116 Vidal-Coso, Elena 230, 416 Vidal, Frédéric 297 Vido, Roman 398 Vidovicova, Lucie 110, 114 Vidu, Ana 192, 387 Viehoff, Valerie 147 Vieira, Inês 407 Vignola, Marta 219 Vihalemm, Peeter 417-418, 420 Vihalemm, Triin 69, 79, 148, 155-6, 182 Vilar Roslaes, Marta 147 Vilas, Xiana 331 Viliran, Jessica 425 Villa Lever, Lorenza 192 Villalon_Ogayar, Juan_Jose 425 Vincent, Rousseau 276 Vinci, Fiorella 340 Vinnari, Markus 220 Vinopal, Jiri 381 Virkki, Tuija 249 Viry, Gil 223 Visanich, Valerie 123 Vitsilakis, Chryssi 194 Vittersø, Gunnar 146 Vlach, Eleonora 190 Vlachou, Anastasia 137 Vlase, Ionela 421 Vobecká, Jana 402 Vogel, Claudia 109, 111, 385 Vogl, Susanne 141 Vogt, Kristoffer Chelsom 367 Vohlídalová, Marta 327, 396 Voigt, Douglas Richard 161 Vojtková, Michaela 14 Volkova, Alla 171 Volterrani, Andrea 173 von Essen, Johan 442 von Heusinger, Judith 317 von Scheve, Christian 203 von Unger, Hella 254, 300 von Weichs, Raphaela 129 Voolma, Halliki 409 Voskresenskiy, Vadim 144 Voss, Martin 172-173, 175 Voynilov, Yury 354 Voznesenskaya, Yulia Alekseevna 187 Vrablíková, Kateřina 384 PROGRAMME BOOK | ESA 2015 PRAGUE Vrublevskaya, Polina 442 Vryonides, Marios 194-195 Vrzal, Miroslav 403 Vučković Juroš, Tanja 135 Vukelic, Jelisaveta 218 Vuksanovic, Gordana D. 193 Vuorisalo, Mari 137 W Waddington, Jeremy 266 Waerniers, Rachel 415 Wagner, Aleksandra 212, 218-219 Wahlen, Stefan 146, 155, 182 Wahlström, Mattias 329 Wainwright, John 140 Wakeling, Paul 185 Walby, Sylvia 70, 90 Walker, Charlie 365 Wallace, Claire 285, 419 Wallace, Stephanie Julia 427 Wall, Karin 230-231 Walper, Sabine 142, 157, 370 Walter, Jessica 305 Wandel, Margareta 156 Wandzel, Anna 129 Wang, Anne-chie 311 Wang, Haiyan 280 Wang, Hongbo 189 Wang, Qian 206 Waniek, Katarzyna 131 Wan, Kwok Fai 332 Warat, Marta 388 Warczok, Tomasz 290, 422 Warde, Alan 149 Wardenga, Paul 173 Warming, Hanne 141 Warren, Stella 243, 274 Warsewa, Guenter 445 Wasmer, Martina 305 Wasserman, Simona 128 Wästerfors, David 295-296 Watson, Nick 349 Watt, John 210 Webman, Esther 374 Weenas, Djiwo 261, 346 Weichbold, Martin 303, 308 Weicht, Bernhard 107, 110 Weijden, Inge van der 322, 325-326 Weil, Shalva 297, 393, 395 Weiner, Kate 251, 253 Weingartner, Sebastian 148 Weinhouse, Linda 373 Weissmann, Marliese 131 Welch, Daniel James 149, 158 Welz, Frank 14, 47, 69, 71-72, 84, 349, 351-352, 354, 452 Wendt, Eva-Verena 157, 370 Wennerhag, Magnus 329 Wenzig, Claudia 137 Wenzlaff, Ferdinand 181 Wenzl, Christine 145 Wereta, Karolina 130 Wernli, Boris 371 Westerling, Allan 232, 238 Westermeier, Carola 181 Wettergren, Åsa 200, 202-203 Wetzel, Martin 114 Whelan, Christopher T. 48, 50-51 Whyte, Elizabeth 430 Wickham, James 270, 272, 275 Widmer, Eric 224, 229, 238 Wieczorek, Oliver 412 Wienhold, Martin 179 Wieser, Bernhard 259, 323 Wigger, Angela 159, 162 Wigger, Iris 373 Wignall, Liam 318 Wijngaarden, Yosha 163 Wilczynska, Aleksandra Ewa 270 Wilczyńska, Bogna 347 Wilke, Felix 181 Wilkesmann, Maximiliane 269 Wilkinson, Olivia Justine 172 Wilks, Linda 436 Will, Catherine 251, 259 Will, Catherine M. 259 Willekens, Mart 156 Williams, John 348 Williams, Oli 252, 255, 261, 263, 344, 346 Williams, Robin 53, 66 Willing, Indigo 245 Wills, Wendy 153, 263 Wilm, Dorothee 177 Wilska, Terhi-Anna 149-150, 152, 361, 363 Winiarska, Aleksandra 426 Winkel, Heidemarie 17, 52, 57, 391, 394, 400-402 Winkler, Franz 431 Winkler, Oliver 367 Wisniewska, Karolina 294 With, Mari Lande 192 Wittel, Andreas 284 Witte, Nils 375 Wlasny, Miriam 434 Wojnicka, Katarzyna 329 Wojtasik, Karolina 362 Wójtewicz, Anna 147 Wolf, Axel 256 Wolff, Anna 211 Wolffram, Andrea 389 Wollman, Howard 69, 87 Wolter, Marc Ingo 114 Wong, Chi Hung 278 Wong, Eliz MY 318 Won, Jaeyoun 250 Woodiwiss, Jo 316 Wood, James David Gordon 159 Woodward, Alison E. 383-384 Woodward, Ian 245 Worek, Barbara 196 Workshop, Routledge 10, 100 Woroniecka, Grażyna 422, 441 Worthington, Lisa Margaret 391, 400 Wozniak, Barbara 261 Woźniak, Maria Monika 320 Woźniak, Wojciech 335-336 Wright, Tessa 240-241 Wróblewska, Anna 425 Wroblewski, Angela 327 Wróblewski, Michał 326 Wrona, Anna Marzena 185 Wustmann, Julia 265 Wutti, Daniel 359 Wu, Weiyi 246 Wu, Yuling 194 Wysienska-Di Carlo, Kinga Anna 242 Wysmulek, Ilona 193, 421 Wysmułek, Jakub 202 X Xafis, Vicki 397 Xenitidou, Maria 412 Xiang, Yu 278 Y Yadav, Sarvendra 189 Yakhlef, Sophia 408, 413 Yamamura, Sakura 246, 369 Yaman, Fatih 166 Yasan, Nehir 187 Yates, Luke 146, 156 Yegen, Mesut 372 Yesilyurt, Adem 281 Yildiztekin, Burin 400 Yin, Liangen 280 Ylönen, Marja 206 Yndigegn, Carsten 358-359 Yoo, Eunhye 250 Yuasa, Yoichi 207 Yücel, Yunus 279 Yüceşahin, Mustafa Murat 111 Yüce Tar, Yasemin 360 Yüksel, Hülya 258 Yulianto, Bayu Asih 445 Yurchenko, Olesya 291 Yusupov, Musa Movlievich 171 Z Zaaiman, Johan 382 Zabel, Cordula 226 Zacharuk, Kamila 133 Żadkowska, Magdalena 234 Zahorska, Marta 193 Zajac, Adam Piotr 425 Zając, Tomasz 185 Żak, Błażej 302 Zakharov, Nikolay 402 Zakrzewska-Manterys, Elzbieta 259, 421 Zalewska, Joanna 148, 157 Zaltron, Francesca 251 Zamfirescu, Irina Maria 426 Zamora, Gerardo 153, 263 Zamponi, Lorenzo 331-333 Zanardi, Valerio 125 Zangger, Christoph Thomas 425 Zankina, Emilia 383 Zapata, Angel Ramón 426-427 Zapata Campos, María José 217 Zapata, Patrik 217 Zapletalová, Veronika 216 Zapolskaya, Alexandra 296 Zarembska, Kamila Alicja 124 Zarlenga, Matías Ignacio 126 Zaród, Marcin 328 Zartler, Ulrike 229, 234-235 Zarycki, Tomasz 53, 61-62 Zavala Pelayo, Edgar 359 Žažar, Krešimir 350 Zbieg, Anita 302 Zdravkovic, Zeljka 133, 423 Zdravković, Željka 368 Zdravomyslova, Elena 69, 83 Zeeb, Hajo 254 Zella, Sara 255 Zeman, Marek 237 Zembylas, Tasos 118-119, 122, 127-128 Zemnukhova, Liliia 328 Zengin Arslan, Berna 440 Zeng, Rong 280 Zentai, Violetta 271 Zerey, Neyir 428 Zerle-Elsäßer, Claudia 233 Zervou, Regina 283 Zhang, Linzhi 122 Zhao, Wei 270 Zhao, Zhiwei 255 Zhidkevich, Natalia Nikolaevna 272 Zhou, Muzhi 226 Zhu, Hongwen 221 Ziari, Maryam 318 Ziegler, Daniel Christoph 310 Zielińska, Ewa 432 Zielińska, Iwona 324 Zielińska, Justyna Kinga 276, 313 Zilinskaite-Vytiene, Viktorija 355, 439 Ziller, Conrad 377 Zilli, Claudia 227, 234 Zimenkova, Tatiana 194, 318 Zink, Veronika 203 Zirn, Julia Ricarda 119 Zissi, Anastasia 257 Žitko, Mislav 160 Zobel, Malisa 307 Zorrilla Muñoz, Vanessa 211 Zózimo, Joana 252, 259 Zrinščak, Siniša 394, 399, 401 Zubair, Maria 116, 402 Zubair, Shirin 402 Zubkovych, Alina 419 Zuell, Cornelia 303 Zueras, Pilar 110, 368 Żulikowski, Piotr 131 Zuo, Can 280 Zurabishvili, Tamar 413 Zvěřinová, Iva 206 Zych, Jacek 276 Żychlińska, Monika 389, 396 Zysiak, Agata Magdalena 273 AUTHORS’ INDEX 477 DIFFERENCES, INEQUALITIES AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION NOTES

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