ESA 2017 ATHENS 29.08 01.09 13th Conference of the European Sociological Association (Un)Making Europe: Capitalism, Solidarities, Subjectivities PROGRAMME BOOK 13th Conference of the European Sociological Association (Un)Making Europe: Capitalism, Solidarities, Subjectivities PROGRAMME BOOK 13th Conference of the European Sociological Association (Un)Making Europe: Capitalism, Solidarities, Subjectivities PROGRAMME BOOK HELLENIC SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY (Un)Making Europe: Capitalism, Solidarities, Subjectivities 13th ESA Conference | Athens | 29.08.2017 – 01.09.2017 E Europe can be made or unmade, and this is especially true since the 'Great Recession' of 2008. European society, and even the very idea of Europe, is under threat. First, the inherent contradictions of capitalism are obviously stronger than we thought: Greece, where the emphatic idea of “Europe” originated, has experienced severe austerity measures; Europe has seen a deepening of neo-liberal politics, threats to what remains of the welfare state and increasing inequality. Second, solidarities are fragmented in and between societies across Europe. The new world economic crisis formed a context for both the constitution and the undermining of solidarities. On the one hand, from the Arab Uprisings to the various Occupy and Indignados movements – and their manifestations at the level of political parties – we have seen rebellions by citizens demanding political change. On the other hand, refugees fleeing wars have been denied human rights and their lives have been threatened by the closure of borders and the lack of a coordinated European strategy. Third, subjectivities are formed that do not only result in resistance and protest, but also in apathy, despair, depression, and anxiety. Authoritarianism, nationalism, racism, xenophobia, right-wing extremism, spirals of violence, and ideological fundamentalisms have proliferated throughout the world, including in Europe. As a result, the promise of Europe and the geographical, political, and social borders of Europe have been unmade and this 'unmaking' poses a profound challenge for sociology and the social sciences more generally. It is in this context that the European Sociological Association's 2017 Conference takes place in Athens at the epicentre of the European crisis. The underlying question for the conference is: Athens | 29 August – 01 September 2017 ESA 13th Conference | (Un)Making Europe: Capitalism, Solidarities, Subjectivities | http://esa13thconference.eu/ Organisers | European Sociological Association | http://www.europeansociology.org/ Hellenic Sociological Society | http://www.hellenicsociology.gr/el/content/1 Graphic Design | Dimitris Fragoulakis | e-mail: dfragoul@yahoo.gr © European Sociological Association, 2017 How and where to should a sociology that matters evolve? How can sociology's analyses, theories and methods, across the whole spectrum of ESA's 37 Research Networks and various countries, be advanced in order to explain and understand capitalism, solidarities and subjectivities in the processes of the making, unmaking and remaking of Europe? The conference agenda and the room allocation has been executed by ESA 4 5 Table of Contents 13th ESA Conference Table of Contents The President's Welcome The LOC Chair's Welcome The Rector of Panteion's Welcome The Rector of Harokopio's Welcome Organisers and Committees List of ESA Research Networks List of ESA Research Streams Sponsors Exhibitors Conference Information Venues & Access Further Details Useful Information Venues Blueprints Coffee Break & Lunch Details Conference Schedule Types of Sessions Meetings & Assemblies ESA General Assembly Opening Ceremony & Opening Plenary Special Evening Plenary Closing Ceremony and Closing Plenary Summary Table of Semi-Plenary Sessions Semi-Plenary Sessions 30.08 Wednesday SP01: The Structural Transformation of Europe's Public Sphere in the Age of Extremes SP02: Migration in Times of Europe's Economic Crisis SP03: The Sociology of Sustainable Food Consumption 6 5 6 9 11 13 15 16 19 23 25 26 27 29 30 31 33 38 39 40 41 42 43 47 49 53 54 54 56 58 59 SP04: Questioning Boundaries of Age and Place: Child Refugees in an Uncertain Europe 61 SP05: Anatomy of the Greek Crisis 62 SP06: (Un)Making Europe 64 SP07: (Un)Making Capitalism 66 SP08: (Un)Making Solidarities 68 SP(09): (Un)Making Subjectivities 01.09 Friday SP10: Right Wing Extremism and Islamist Extremism in Europe: Similarities and Differences 70 SP11: Care Labour and Affective Labour in the Global Care Chain 71 SP12: The Transformation of Capitalism in Eastern Europe 73 SP13: Public Sociology and Public Intellectuals in Times of Europe's Crisis 74 Summary Table of Mid-Day Specials 77 Mid-Day Specials 78 PhD Summer School 2017 96 ESA Candidates 2017 – 2019 97 Index 110 113 Research Networks & Research Streams Sessions RN01 - Ageing in Europe 117 RN02 - Sociology of the Arts 136 RN03 - Biographical Perspectives on European Societies 155 RN04 - Sociology of Children and Childhood 159 RN05 - Sociology of Consumption 169 RN06 - Critical Political Economy 188 RN07 - Sociology of Culture 200 RN08 - Disaster, Conflict and Social Crisis 206 RN09 - Economic Sociology 213 RN10 - Sociology of Education 226 RN11 - Sociology of Emotions 249 RN12 - Environment and Society 257 RN13 - Sociology of Families and Intimate Lives 276 RN14 - Gender Relations in the Labour Market and the Welfare State 298 RN15 - Global, transnational and cosmopolitan sociology 307 RN16 - Sociology of Health and Illness 314 RN17 - Work, Employment and Industrial Relations 337 RN18 - Sociology of Communications and Media Research 354 7 RN19 - Sociology of Professions 371 RN20 - Qualitative Methods 377 RN21 - Quantitative Methods 386 RN22 - Sociology of Risk and Uncertainty 395 RN23 - Sexuality 402 RN24 - Science and Technology 413 RN25 - Social Movements 421 RN26 - Sociology of Social Policy and Social Welfare 432 RN27 - Regional Network Southern European Societies 440 RN28 - Society and Sports 444 RN29 - Social Theory 451 RN30 - Youth and Generation 462 RN31 - Ethnic Relations, Racism and Antisemitism 479 RN32 - Political Sociology 488 RN33 - Women’s and Gender Studies 501 RN34 - Sociology of Religion 512 RN35 - Sociology of Migration 519 RN36 - Sociology of Transformations: East and West 537 RN37 - Urban Sociology 548 RS01 - (Un)Making Europe 563 RS01 - (Un)Making Capitalism 565 RS01 - (Un)Making Solidarities 567 RS01 - (Un)Making Subjectivities 570 RS07 - Greece and the European Socioeconomic Crises 571 RS08 - Memory Studies: The Arts in Memory 576 RS11 - Sociology of Celebration 580 RS12 - Sociology of Knowledge 582 RS13 - Sociology of Law 588 RS14 - Sociology of Morality 591 RS15 - Visual and Filmic Sociology 594 RS16 - What turns the European labour market into a fortress? 597 RS17 - 100 Years Charles Wright Mills: Sociological Imagination Today 600 Notes 602 8 The President's Welcome M Make this meeting matter. The relevance of the theme, world-famous keynote speakers, holding in Greece the debate on (Un)Making Europe which stresses the overreliance on capitalism, austerity measures and evaporating solidarities in Europe, are necessary, but in practice not sufficient for a successful conference. Make our exchanges relevant, with your presentation, pointed questions and, on the part of session chairs, by the strong encouragement of stimulating discussions! Sociology. The project of questioning reality began in Greece, and sociology from the start shared in this task of highlighting dominant forms of understanding in societies (and science) that limit knowledge, by working towards more fitting kinds of understanding. Sociologists have been analysing the negative impact of the Great Recession of 2008-9 on European societies, but which of the categories employed truly penetrate thought and action beyond our discipline? Microeconomics, austerity, and neoliberalism on the proactive side, nationalism, xenophobia, and right-wing extremism as forms on the reactive side both persist. While extreme intrasocietal inequalities are aggravated further by intersocietal imbalances (see wage dumping by 'strong' export economies) that no longer can be balanced with currency adjustments, mainstream microeconomics omits the “social”. Consequently, current debates about proactive and reactive 'ideas' keep bolstering the political ontology of a Hobbesian (cultural, partly violent) war of all against all, thus subverting Emile Durkheim's call for a new “organic” solidarity in societies whose stability and integrity is threatened.. ESA. Despite our best intentions, even this community of 3500 delegates representing 77 countries probably will not save the world (not in one fell swoop). Our subjectivities increasingly are becoming subject to the spread of precarious careers, numeric research assessments, and tough competition for shrinking resources. For me, it is obvious that scholars must join forces to discuss and decide how to reanimate the idea and the practice of science as a group of peers. ESA must provide spaces for free knowledge exchange. 37 ESA Research Networks (RN) selected papers by sociologists representing heterogeneous 9 fields and views. Bottom-up construction of new 'Research Streams' (RS) has been invited as well as, for the first time, bottom-up abstract submission for semi-plenaries. The ESA world is flat. Countervailing the latter, the commercialisation of science has been marching forward, necessitating strong responses. First, to keep a set of journals in 'public' hands (against the dominant corporate ownership of journal titles). Secondly, to create a third ESA journal, 'European Sociological Debate,' which, if it receives the support of ESA RNs, National Associations and members, will facilitate a broader exchange of sociological thought beyond linguistic and regional boundaries within Europe. Thirdly, against the intensified 'innovation' rhetoric in EU research funding and shrinking social science resources, in collaboration with others, to develop a more active voice for social science in Europe and EU research policy. In order to enable a less dependent, stronger, and active ESA, we are currently restructuring our conference and headquarters operations, and developed a new strategic plan, database, logo, and website. This is a bottom-up community for all sociologists. We are thrilled that you are here! Thank you. No one could be here without the enthusiastic work around the clock by Apostolos G. Papadopoulos (Local Organisers), Dagmar Danko (ESA office), Athanasios Lakrintis (Harokopio), Nikos Leandros (Panteion), Andreia Batista Dias (ESA), Veronika Riedl, Thomas Caubet, Christine Frank (all ESA interns), as well as Christian Fuchs (Conference Committee) and all other members of the ESA Executive Committee including 100 RN/RS ESA coordinators. My sincerely thanks to all for making possible this conference! Should you still yearn for more wisdom, take a walk up to the Acropolis! Enjoy ESA Athens 2017! Frank Welz President of the European Sociological Association 10 The LOC Chair's Welcome W We are very proud to host the European sociological conference with a theme that strikes right at the heart of current discussions over the sustainability of a common European future. The (sub)theme with its triad of concepts signifies an interaction of forces that will define the future of Europe and its peoples. The message of the conference theme is conveyed excellently by organizing this event in Greece which has been the main referent of the 2008/9 financial crisis and the 'European crisis' bound together. Therefore this conference states the urgent need to discuss, in depth, not simply the nuts and bolts of the multiple crises as well as their implications for the European citizens, but more importantly to explore the options and drivers connected to the remaking of the so-called 'European project'. It is a brave move to take the responsibility of co-organizing this conference in Greece. By doing so, we manifested our intention to force academia and wider public in Greece into a wider dialogue over Europe and the quest for democratic solutions. Moreover, the strengthening of sociology as a discipline and sociological thinking have been major concerns in a country that moans under the burden of neoliberal policies and austerity measures. Responding to the excessive pressures of recession, inequalities, political realism, economic rationality and effectiveness, Greek academics and concerned citizens have often raised their claims over development, social justice, democracy, human rights and social resilience. These are also shared by many academics and others across Europe. Despite the many challenges we faced during the preparation of this major conference, we discovered that the undertaking of our 'common European sociological project' was an exciting and rewarding experience through which many people were engaged and shared the objective of empowering sociologists and social scientists within a wider setting defined by regressive and utilitarian economic and political thinking. As we progressed with the organization of the event, we realized that there is a critical mass of people with whom we shared our vision, which has been an incentive for us to excel in tasks to get a pleasant event to all participants and followers. The joint venue of the conference is offered by the two public universities collaborating in the organization of the conference. We are grateful to the 11 rectors and the staff in both universities for facilitating the success of the conference. I owe special thanks to Frank Welz (Chair of the ESA), Christian Fuchs (ESA Conference Committee) and Dagmar Danko (ESA Executive Coordinator) for their collaboration. All the members of the Athens LOC have worked really hard for accomplishing the targets we set from the very beginning, but I would like to thank in particular to Nikos Leandros (LOC/ Panteion University), Maria Nikolaidou (LOC/ Harokopio University), Despina Papadopoulou (LOC/ Panteion University), George Mavrommatis (LOC/Harokopio University), Laoura Maratou-Alipranti (LOC), Athanasios Lakrintis (Harokopio University), Loukia-Maria Fratsea (Harokopio University), Aleka Theofili (Harokopio University), Nicos Kourachanis (Panteion University) and Georgina Stefou (PCO) for all the hard work to ensure the success of the conference. Finally, our endeavor would not materialize without the assistance of over 200 volunteers, the majority of whom come from the two universities. I would like to express my warm welcome to each and everyone to the 13th ESA Conference in Athens! Apostolos G. Papadopoulos Chair of the Local Organising Committee The Rector of Panteion's Welcome I Distinguished Guests, I welcome you cordially in our University for this very important conference about the present and future of Europe in this period of cataclysmic changes. The issues you are going to deal with are in the epicenter of the social, political and economic discussion in Europe today: Greece, Spain, Portugal and Ireland have already experienced the “efficacy” of the proposed austerity measures and suffer under financial difficulties and brain drain. The migration crisis has affected Italy, Greece and many other countries. In some cases we are witnessing xenophobic reactions towards refugees and/or immigrants. New types of terrorism are threatening European capitals, thereby fostering a climate of instability. Moreover our Europe is suffering from a profound identity crisis: Wide strata of its population question many European policies, nationalisms are on the rise, economic inequalities undermine every effort aiming at social cohesion. I am confident that this conference with eminent speakers will provide the sociological discussion with added value and will give to the participants the opportunity to contribute to a better understanding of our problems. Our University was founded in 1932 by the then Prime Minister Eleytherios Venizelos. It is entirely dedicated to the study and research of Social and Political Sciences. Many of its scholars and Professors have forged the respective disciplines and have played an active role in the public debates on crucial social, political and economic issues in our country. It is therefore the right place at the right time to serve as a venue for the discussions about (Un)Making Europe: Capitalism, Solidarities, Subjectivities. I want to congratulate the organizers in Greece and abroad and especially Professor Dr. Frank Welz, President of the European Sociological Association and Professor Dr. Apostolos Papadopoulos, Chair of the Local Organising Committee of this Conference. I am looking forward to meeting you all, Professor Ismini Kriari Rector at Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences 12 13 The Rector of Ηarokopio's Welcome T Dear ESA Conference participants, The scientific community of Harokopio University of Athens welcomes you. Harokopio University is a public University, research-oriented in disciplines that have in their core the promotion of human life quality. The Schools of “Environment, Geography and Applied Economics”, “Digital Technology” and “Health Science and Education” focus on improving the life of individuals, communities and societies. Our University constitutes a vibrant academic community, achieving high rankings for its research achievements at national and international level. Athens is a landmark of the Greek civilization and democracy, celebrating the value of each one as a citizen. It is an example which highlights the obligation of citizens to actively participate in public affairs. Whether this is the ancient Greek city-state or the modern European state, this obligation still remains of great importance. To this end, the question raised in the 13th conference of the European Sociological Association, whether to “unmake” or “remake” Europe is crucial. Although the answer to this question might seem obvious, the promise of Europe to bring down geographical, political and social borders is “unmade”. The path that will enable to “remake” the vision for a united Europe and open societies that promote solidarity and social growth is crucial essence of Europe on its own. Under the current circumstances, citizens, are obliged to become more involved, to collaborate with each other and contribute in the “remaking” of Europe. After all Europe is nothing but its citizens. Sociology carries the burden to study these phenomena and promote the dialogue for solutions. Athens is the perfect place to open the discussion and will provide space to social scientists from around the world during the 13th ESA Conference. Ideas and suggestions will be exchanged regarding policies that will “remake” Europe. Harokopio University is proud to contribute in this endeavor in cooperation with the European Sociological Association, the Hellenic Sociology Society and Panteion University. We hope you shall have a fruitfull conference with plenary sessions, research sessions, research networks, PhD sessions, round tables and many other activities. Of course you shall also find the time to experience the monuments of Athens and feel the city’s vibes. Σας καλωσορίζουμε στην Αθήνα και το 13ο Συνέδριο της ΕΚΕ! Welcome to Athens and to the 13th ESA conference! Maria Nikolaidou Rector of Harokopio University of Athens 15 Organisers and Committees ESA Executive Committee Local Organising Committee President: Frank Welz (Innsbruck) Chair: Apostolos G. Papadopoulos (Harokopio University) Vice-Presidents: Laura Horn (Roskilde), Eleni Nina-Pazarzi (Piraeus), Sue Scott (York) Emmanouel Alexakis (University of Crete), Laoura Alipranti-Maratou (National Centre for Social Research) Nicolaos Demertzis (University of Athens/National Centre for Social Research) Constantinos Dimoulas (Panteion University) Theodoros Fortsakis (University of Athens) Christina Karakioulafi (University of Crete) Charalambos Kasimis (Agricultural University of Athens) Thomas Koniavitis (Panteion University) Sokratis Koniordos (University of Crete) Maria Koussis (University of Crete) Ismini Kriari (Panteion University) Alexandros-Andreas Kyrtsis (University of Athens) George Mavrommatis (Harokopio University) Nicos Mouzelis (London School of Economics and Political Science) Maria Nikolaidou (Harokopio University) Eleni Nina-Pazarzi (University of Piraeus) Despina Papadopoulou (Panteion University) Maria Petmesidou (University of Thrace) Constantinos Phellas (University of Nicosia, Cyprus) George Pleios (University of Athens) Chryssa Sofianopoulou (Harokopio University) Theodoros Sakellaropoulos (Panteion University) Evangelia Tastsoglou (Saint Mary's University, Canada) Nicolaos Tatsis (University of Athens) Joanna Tsiganou (National Centre for Social Research) Chryssa Zachou (Deree College, Athens) Conference Committee: Christian Fuchs (London), Chair, Nilay Çabuk Kaya (Ankara), Tomaš Kostelecky (Prague), Eleni Nina-Pazarzi (Piraeus), Frank Welz (Innsbruck) Executive Committee Members: Airi-Alina Allaste (Tallinn) Nilay Çabuk Kaya (Ankara) Elena Danilova (Moscow) Christian Fuchs (London) Kathrin Komp (Helsinki) Tomaš Kostelecky (Prague) Monica Massari (Naples) Ruth McDonald (Manchester) Lena Näre (Helsinki) Eleni Nina-Pazarzi (Piraeus) Helena Serra (Lisbon) Marta Soler-Gallart (Barcelona) Csaba Szalo (Brno) Laura Horn (Roskilde), Chair of the RN Council Sue Scott (York), Chair of the NA Council ESA Headquarters Paris Coordinator: Dagmar Danko Secretariat: Andreia Batista Dias (since 2017) Gisèle Tchinda-Falcucci (until 2017) Interns: Veronika Riedl, Thomas Caubet, Christine Frank 16 17 List of ESA Research Networks ESA Research Networks Coordinator/Co-coordinator RN01 - Ageing in Europe Bernhard Weicht, bernhard.weicht@uibk.ac.at Dirk Hofäcker, dirk.hofaecker@uni-due.de RN02 - Sociology of the Arts Sacha Kagan, sachakagan2@gmail.com Anna Lisa Tota, annalisa.tota@uniroma3.it RN03 - Biographical Perspectives on European Societies Kaja Kaźmierska, kajakaz@uni.lodz.pl Ina Alber, ina.alber@sowi.uni-goettingen.de RN04 - Sociology of Children and Childhood Nigel Thomas, NPThomas@uclan.ac.uk Griet Roets, Griet.Roets@UGent.be RN05 - Sociology of Consumption Margit Keller, margit.keller@ut.ee Terhi-Anna Wilska, terhi-anna.wilska@jyu.fi RN06 - Critical Political Economy Mònica Clua-Losada, monica.clualosada@utrgv.edu Angela Wigger, a.wigger@fm.ru.nl RN07 - Sociology of Culture Trever Hagen, t.hagen@exeter.ac.uk Joost van Loon, joost.vanloon@kueichstaett.de RN08 - Disaster, Conflict and Social Crisis Antti Silvast, antti.silvast@ed.ac.uk Eugenia Petropoulou, petrope@uoc.gr RN09 - Economic Sociology Sebastian Koos, Sebastian.Koos@unikonstanz.de Olga Ivashchenko, olgivash@gmail.com RN10 - Sociology of Education Vasiliki Kantzara, v.kantzara@gmail.com Mieke van Houtte, mieke.vanhoutte@ugent.be RN11 - Sociology of Emotions Stina Bergman Blix, stina.bergmanblix@sociology.su.se Jonathan G. Heaney, jonathangheaney@gmail.com Monika Verbalyte, monika.verbalyte@fuberlin.de RN12 - Environment & Society Matthias Gross, matthias.gross@ufz.de Audrone Telesiene, audrone.telesiene@ktu.lt RN13 - Sociology of Families and Intimate Lives Isabella Crespi, isabella.crespi@unimc.it Detlev Lueck, detlev.lueck@bib.bund.de 18 19 RN14 - Gender Relations in the Labour Market and the Welfare State Hazel Conley, Hazel.Conley@uwe.ac.uk Emma Calvert, e.calvert@qub.ac.uk RN15 - Global, transnational and cosmopolitan sociology Pertti Alasuutari, pertti.alasuutari@uta.fi Marco Caselli, marco.caselli@unicatt.it RN16 - Sociology of Health and Illness •Jonathan Gabe, j.gabe@rhul.ac.uk Angela Genova, angela.genova@uniurb.it RN17 - Work, Employment and Industrial Relations Bernd Brandl, bernd.brandl@durham.ac.uk Valeria Pulignano, valeria.pulignano@soc.kuleuven.be RN18 - Sociology of Communications and Media Research Roy Panagiotopoulou, rpanag@media.uoa.gr Romina Surugiu, rominasurugiu@yahoo.com Marisol Sandoval, Marisol.Sandoval.1@city.ac.uk RN19 - Sociology of Professions Teresa Carvalho, teresa.carvalho@ua.pt Christiane Schnell, ch.schnell@em.unifrankfurt.de RN20 - Qualitative Methods Gerben Moerman, gmoerman@uva.nl Lukas Marciniak, l.t.marciniak@gmail.com RN21 - Quantitative Methods Wolfgang Aschauer, wolfgang.aschauer@sbg.ac.at Jolanta Perek-Bialas, jolanta.perekbialas@uj.edu.pl RN22 - Sociology of Risk and Uncertainty Aiste Balzekiene, Aiste.balzekiene@ktu.lt RN23 - Sexuality Chiara Bertone, chiara.bertone@uniupo.it Zowie Davy, zowie.davy@dmu.ac.uk RN24 - Science and Technology Harald Rohracher, harald.rohracher@liu.se Inge van der Weijden, i.c.m.van.der.weijden@cwts.leidenuniv.nl RN25 - Social Movements Katrin Uba, katrin.uba@statsvet.uu.se Lorenzo Bosi, lorenzo.bosi@sns.it RN26 - Sociology of Social Policy and Social Welfare Janne Paulsen Breimo, Janne.Iren.Paulsen.Breimo@uin.no Ingo Bode, ibode@uni-kassel.de RN27 - Regional Network Southern European Societies Luis Baptista, luisv.baptista@fcsh.unl.pt Eleni Nina-Pazarzi, enina04@yahoo.gr RN30 - Youth & Generation Valentina Cuzzocrea, valentina.cuzzocrea@unierfurt.de Sanna Aaltonen, Sanna.aaltonen@nuorisotutkimus.fi RN31 - Ethnic Relations, Racism and Antisemitism Karin Stoegner, karin.stoegner@univie.ac.at Kim Robin Stoller, robin.stoller@iibsa.org RN32 - Political Sociology Virginie Van Ingelgom, virginie.vaningelgom@gmail.com Ov Cristian Norocel, cristian.norocel@helsinki.fi RN33 - Women's and Gender Studies Maria Carmela Agodi, agodi@unina.it Michael Meuser, michael.meuser@tudortmund.de RN34 - Sociology of Religion Gladys Ganiel, G.Ganiel@qub.ac.uk Roberta Ricucci, roberta.ricucci@unito.it RN35 - Sociology of Migration Karin Peters, Karin.Peters@wur.nl Elise Pape, elise.pape@ehess.fr Kenneth Horvath, horvath@ph-karlsruhe.de RN36 - Sociology of Transformations: East and West Elena Danilova, endanilova@gmail.com Matej Makarovič, matej.makarovic@fuds.si Arkadiusz Peisert, wnsap@univ.gda.pl RN37 - Urban Sociology Lígia Ferro, ligia_ferro@hotmail.com Marta Smagacz-Poziemska, marta.smagaczpoziemska@uj.edu.pl M. Victoria Gómez, mgomez@polsoc.uc3m.es RN28 - Society and Sports Koen Breedveld, k.breedveld@mulierinstituut.nl RN29 - Social Theory Marta Soler-Gallart, marta.soler@ub.edu Craig Browne, craig.browne@sydney.edu.au 20 21 List of ESA Research Streams ESA Research Networks Coordinator/Co-coordinator RS01 - Conference Stream (Un)Making Europe (Un)Making Capitalism (Un)Making Solidarities Members of the Executive Committee: Kathrin Komp, Tomaš Kostelecky, Csaba Szalo Christian Fuchs, Elena Danilova, Laura Horn Airi-Alina Allaste, Nilay Çabuk Kaya, Marta Soler (Un)Making Subjectivities Monica Massari, Lena Näre, Sue Scott RS07 - Greece and the European Sokratis Koniordos, koniords@uoc.gr Socioeconomic Crises Apostolos G. Papadopoulos, apospapa@hua.gr Anna Lisa Tota, annalisa.tota@uniroma3.it RS08 - Memory Studies: The Arts in Memory Trever Hagen, t.hagen@exeter.ac.uk Siobhan Kattago, siobhan.kattago@gmail.com Irit Dekel, iritdekel@gmail.com RS11 - Sociology of Celebration Ismo Kantola, ikantola@utu.fi Mihai Stelian Rusu, mihai.rusu@ulbsibiu.ro RS12 - Sociology of Knowledge René Tuma, rene.tuma@tu-berlin.de Mathias Blanc, mathias.blanc@univ-lille3.fr Sasa Bosancic, sasa.bosancic@phil.uniaugsburg.de Hubert Knoblauch, hubert.knoblauch@tuberlin.de Michaela Pfadenhauer, michaela.pfadenhauer@univie.ac.at Bernt Schnettler, schnettler@unibayreuth.de RS13 - Sociology of Law Eleni Nina-Pazarzi, enina04@yahoo.gr, enina@unipi.gr Nikolaos Intzessiloglou, nintze@law.auth.gr Aspasia Tsaoussi, atsaoussi@law.auth.gr RS14 - Sociology of Morality Wojciech J. Sobolewski, wojciech.j.sobolewski@gmail.com Marta Bucholc RS15 - Visual and Filmic Sociology Jean-Pierre Durand, jpd.duran@gmail.com Christine Louveau, ch.louveau@gmail.com Luca Queirolo Palmas, luca.palmas@unige.it 23 Joyce Sebag, joyce.sebag@gmail.com RS16 - What turns the European labour market into a fortress? Hans Siebers, h.g.siebers@uvt.nl Bridget Anderson Alice Bloch Patrizia Zanoni RS17 - 100 Years Charles Wright Mills: Sociological Imagination Today Konstantin Minoski, konstantin@fzf.ukim.edu.mk Roland Pfefferkorn, roland.pfefferkorn@unistra.fr Sponsors ESA and the LOC would like to express their gratitude to the sponsors for providing their support to the organisation of 13th Conference of the European Sociological Association. A list of the Conference sponsors is provided below: Under the auspices of HELLENIC REPUBLIC MINISTRY OF TOURISM HELLENIC REPUBLIC R E G I O N O F AT T I C A Conference Sponsors ROWMAN LITTLEFIELD Panteion University Sponsors 24 Communication Sponsor 25 Exhibitors Conference Information ESA and the LOC would like to express their sincere thanks to the exhibiting publishers for their support and for participating to the 13th Conference of the European Sociological Association. An exhibitors list is provided below: ΕΚΔΟΣΕΙΣ EK KE Policy Press UNIVERSITY OF BRISTOL Opening Ceremony | MEGARON Athens Concert Hall | Vas. Sofias Ave. & Kokkali str. / Metro Line 3/Blue Line: station “Megaron” (Athens Concert Hall) Panteion University | 136 Syggrou Ave.| Metro Line 2/Red Line: Station “Syggrou-Fix” Harokopio University | 70 El. Venizelou str. | Metro Line 1/Blue Line: Station “Tavros” Athenaeum InterContinental Hotel | 89-93 Syggrou Ave. | Metro Line 2/Red Line Station “SyggrouFix” Closing Party | SNFCC – Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center/Closing Party | 364 Syggrou Ave., 176 74 Kallithea | Lines Β2, 550*: Getting off at the Stop “Onasseio” on Syggrou Ave. southbound, head south in the direction of the sea, up to Evripidou str. (junction with Syggrou Ave. by-lane) Conference Website & Social Media Accounts Website: http://esa13thconference.eu/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/esa2017athens/?fref=ts Twitter: https://twitter.com/esa2017athens Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/esa2017athens/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBwVQjbYosWD49c1Cfo9sBw Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/esa-athens-b2b540135 Google+: https://plus.google.com/108008625791775702976 Contacts Panteion University | n.kourachanis@gmail.com Harokopio University | fratsea@hua.gr, alex.theofili@hua.gr Athenaeum InterContinental Hotel | sarantis.nikolovienis@ihg.com The exhibition is located in the Atrium of Panteion University. The exhibition is open during the entire conference. 26 Internet Connection at the Faculties Panteion University | Network: Panteio-wifi & Password: pantei@n123 Harokopio University | Network: Hua-University & Password: Kallithea | Network: hua_campus_wifi & Password: hu@c@mpus | Network: hua-wif & Password: hua_2011 27 Athenaeum InterContinental Hotel | Network: InterConti Meetings | When in Conference rooms, open the browser and the hotel page comes up | Insert, room number and name (or the code 3008 if you are not straying at the hotel), check the words "I agree" and click on "Submit". SNFCC – Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center | Network: SNFCC-FREE-WIFI Password: Free Access Copy & Print Center La Chouette (next to Panteion University) | Address: 16 Alexandros Pantos str., 176 71 Kallithea | Working hours: 08:00-20:00 Mo-Fr | Contact number: +30 210 9217071 | Payment: in Cash Print and copy Center (near Harokopio University) | Address: 62 El. Venizelou str., 176 76 Kallithea | Working hours: 08:30-18:00 Mo-Fr | Contact number: +30 210 9577378 | Payment: in Cash Transfers Shuttle buses connecting Panteion University and Harokopio University wil be available every 20 minutes for all participants. Departure point is the main entrance of each campus. For further details, please check the timetable bellow: Wednesday 30.08 | Panteion University - Harokopio University | 12:30 - 19:30 Thursday 31.08 | Panteion University - Harokopio University | 08: 15 - 20.00 Venues & Access Panteion University /Conference Venue | 136 Syggrou Ave., 17671 Athens, Greece | Metro Line 2/Red Line: “ Station” Syggrou-FIX | Trolley-Bus: Line 10, Stop “Panteios” | Bus: Line 040, A2, B2, E22, E90, 106, 126, 136, 137, 550 (Stop Panteios ) | Tramway: Stop “FIX and Kasomouli”. Harokopio University / Conference Venue | 70 El. Venizelou str., 17671 Athens, Greece | Metro Line 1/Blue Line: Station “Tavros”| Trolley-Buses: Line 1 ( Stop “Karagianni”) and Line 5 ( Stop “Harokopou”). Athenaeum InterContinental Hotel / Conference Venue | 89-93 Syggrou Ave., 11745 Athens, Greece| Metro Line 2/Red Line: Station “Syggrou-FIX”| Tramway: Stop “Neos Kosmos”. MEGARON Athens Concert Hall /Opening Ceremony | Vas. Sofias Ave. & Kokkali str., 11521, Athens, Greece | Metro Line 3/Blue Line: Station “Megaron” (Athens Concert Hall) | Trolley-Buses: Lines 13, 12, 10 and 3 Stop right in front of the Concert Hall | Bus: E14, X14, A5 and 550 Stop right in front of the Concert Hall. SNFCC – Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center/Closing Party | 364 Syggrou Ave., 176 74 Kallithea | Lines B2, 550*: Getting off at the Stop “Onasseio” on Syggrou Ave. southbound, head south in the direction of the sea, up to Evripidou str. (junction with Syggrou Ave. by-lane). Athens International Airport “Elefterios Venizelos” | For further information please visit: https://www.aia.gr/traveler/ | Athens International Airport S.A., 19019 Spata, Attica | Telephone (+30) 2103530000 | email: airport_info@aia.gr. Urban Rail Transport S.A.| Airport Connection | Metro Line 2/ Blue Line | For further information please visit: http://www.stasy.gr/fileadmin/pages_material/metakinitheite/maps/Diktyo_Astikon_Sygkinonion_A thinon_en.pdf *Bus lines B2 and 550 pass through the metro Station Syggrou Fix (Red Line), where you can change means of transport. 28 29 Further Details Conference Bag/kit contents Programme Book – Pocket Version Location guide Athens Map Water bottle Pen Promotion / informational leaflets Those who have ordered the printed Program 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, Country Conference Certificate Please refer to the registration desk. Social Responsibility The amount of Lunchboxes that will not be handed out, will be delivered to vulnerable social groups as gesture of support to those in need. Water stations will be available and all participants will be provided with a refillable water bottle. Tap water is also safe to drink. Useful Information Currency | Euro Exchange Rate | The European Central Bank Climate and Weather | According to the extended weather forecast during the 13th ESA Conference the temperature in Athens will vary between 22oC / 33oC and the weather is expected to be mostly sunny. For further information please visit: https://www.accuweather.com/en/gr/athens/182536/august-weather/182536 Time | EEST (Eastern European Summer Time) - UTC/GMT +3 hours Public Transport | The Athens public transportation network offers you a wide variety of routes, combining many different means, namely the metro, railway, buses, trolleybuses and trams. For further information please visit: • Buses and Trolley Buses | http://www.oasa.gr/?id=ind3ex&lang=en • Metro, Railway and Tram Lines | http://www. stasy.gr/index.php?id=67&L=1 • Athens Suburban Railway | http://www.trainose.gr/en/passenger-activity/suburban-railway/ athens-suburban-railway/ Telephone | The international dialing code for Greece is +30 (0030) 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 | In Greece the power sockets are of type C and F. The standard voltage is 230 V and the standard frequency is 50 Hz. The best power adapter for Greece will be a Type F Adapter. Hypermarkets and Shopping Centers | 10:00-21:00 Mo-Fr and 10:00-20:00 on Saturday Banks | 08:00-14:30 Mo -Thur and 08:00-14:00 on Friday Authorities | 08:00-14:00 Mo-Fr are the standard office days and working hours for authorities Liability The Local Organizing Committee, the Conference organisation 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. 30 31 Post Office | 07:30-14:30 Mo-Fr 07:30-14:30 | Post Office network: http://www.elta.gr/en-us/findapo stoffice.aspx List of Embassies in Athens | For further information please visit: https://embassy.goabroad. com/embassies-in/greece Venues Blueprints & Key Information Lost and Found | • Athens airport | For further information please visit: https://www.aia.gr/traveler/travellers-info/lo stand-found/ • Athens Metro and Railway Lost and Found Service | Lost property office operates in Station “Syntagma”, where lost property found in trains and Metro areas is collected there | Monday - Friday 07:00-19.00 | Telephone: 210 3279630 | Fax: 210 3279649 Important Phone Numbers | Police | 100 (emergency number) Fire Service | 199 (Emergency number) Hellenic Coast Guard | 108 (emergency number) National Emergency Center (EKAV) | 166 (emergency number) Registration & Information Desk | Panteion University | PC Building, Ground Floor | Tuesday 29.08, 11:00-17:00 | Wednesday 30.08 & Thursday 31.08, 08:00-19:30 | Friday 01.09, 08:00-18:00 Exhibition Area | Panteion University | PC Building, Atrium | Tuesday 29.08, 11:00-17:00 | Wednesday 30.08 & Thursday 31.08, 08:00-19:30 | Friday 01.09, 08:00-18:00 Coffee & Lunch Areas Panteion University | PC and PD Building, Level 2 | Harokopio University | Building HA, Level 2 | Athenaeum InterContinental Hotel, Room Ypsillon IV – V – VI, Level -1 Conference Rooms Index Venue | Harokopio University Building HA | Level 1 | Rooms HA.1.1 - 1.3 Building HA | Level 2 | Rooms HA.2.4 - 2.9 Building HA | Level 3 | Room HA.3.10 Building HA | Level 4 | Room HA.4.11 Building HB | Level 1 | Rooms HB.1.12 - 1.15 Building HB | Level 2 | Rooms HB.2.16 & 2.17 Building HB | Level 3 | Rooms HB.3.18 & 3.19 Venue | Athenaeum InterContinental Hotel Building IC | Level 0 | Room Aphrodite I Building IC | Level 0 | Room Aphrodite II Building IC | Level 0 | Room Arcade I Building IC | Level 0 | Room Arcade II Building IC | Level 0 | Room Athenaeum CC I Building IC | Level 0 | Room Athenaeum CC II Building IC | Level 0 | Room Athenaeum CC III Building IC | Level -1 | Room Omikron II Building IC | Level -1 | Room Ypsilon I Building IC | Level -1 | Room Ypsilon II Building IC | Level -1 | Room Ypsilon III 32 Venue | Panteion University Building PA | Level 1 | Rooms PA.1.1-1.3 Building PB | Level 1 | Room PB.1.4 Building PB | Level 2 | Rooms PB.2.5 & 2.44 Building PB | Level 3 | Room PB.3.6 Building PC | Level 1 | Room PC.1.7 Building PC | Level 2 | Rooms PC.2.8-2.14 Building PC | Level 3 | Rooms PC.3.15-3.21 Building PC | Level 4 | Rooms PC.4.22-4.27 Building PC | Level 5 | Rooms PC.5.28 &5.29 Building PC | Level 6 | Rooms PC.6.30-6.32 Building PD | Level 2 | Rooms PD.2.33 & 2.34 Building PD | Level 4 | Rooms PD.4.35-4.37 Building PE | Level 1 | Rooms PE.1.38 & 1.39 Building PE | Level 3 | Room PE.3.40 Building PE | Level 6 | Rooms PE.6.41 & 6.42 Building PF | Level 1 | Room PF.1.43 33 HAROKOPIO UNIVERSITY CAMPUS PANTEION UNIVERSITY CAMPUS HA.1.1 HA.1.2 TRIKOUPI CHAR. CHAROKOPOU SAPFOUS PE HA.1.3 HB PAPAZAHARIOU LEVEL 1 WC WC PC PA DIOMIDOUS FRAGOUDI LEVEL 3 PANTOU ARISTOTELOUS EL. VENIZELOU LAGOUMITZI str. EVANGELISTRIAS HA ARAPAKI WC WC PB PD PF HA.3.10 HB FLOOR PLANS SYNGROU AVE. LEVEL 2 GROUND FLOOR HA.2.5 LIBRARY HA.2.6 HA.2.7 HA.2.4 WC HA.2.8 HA.2.9 IC PA FLOOR PLANS LEVEL 1 GROUND FLOOR ENTRANCE HA FLOOR PLANS LEVEL 4 FILINOU ENTRANCE PA.1.1 NIKOLAOU AFTOKRATOROS not available for the conference activities LEVEL 4 HA.4.11 PA.1.2 PA.1.3 PANTOU str. HB.1.13 HB.1.12 WC HB.2.17 PB FLOOR PLANS WC HB.3.19 HB.3.18 ENTRANCE LEVEL 1 ENTRANCE LEVEL 2 GROUND FLOOR WC ENTRANCE WC HB.1.14 LEVEL 1 34 HB.1.15 LEVEL 3 PB.2.44 LIBRARY PB.2.5 PB.3.6 HB.2.16 LEVEL 2 LEVEL 3 GROUND FLOOR PB.1.4 ENTRANCE 35 Athenaeum InterContinental Hotel FLOOR PLANS PC FLOOR PLANS PAPAZACHARIOU str. 1 PC.2.9 PC.2.11 G IS TR ENTRANCE N FILINOU str. cafezoe PC.2.13 O 2 shops LEVEL 0 GROUND FLOOR WC AT I LEVEL 1 GROUND FLOOR Aphrodite WC PC.1.7 RE poolzoe WC PC.2.12 EXHIBITION AREA FIRST AID WC PC.2.8 SYNGROU Ave. PC.2.10 PC.2.14 LU CO N FF C E H E AR & EA Lift reception WC shops shops cafe 1 LEVEL 2 2 PANTOU str. WC cafe ENTRANCE 1 Athenaeum Conf. Centre 2 Arcade 3 PF FLOOR PLANS PC.3.17 PC.3.16 PC.3.19 PC.3.20 PC.3.15 WC PC.4.25 PC.4.24 PC.4.23 PC.4.22 PC.4.26 PC.4.27 WC WC PE FLOOR PLANS ENTRANCE TRIKOUPI CHAR. str. WC PE.1.38 WC PE.1.39 LAGOUMITZI str. PC.3.18 PF.1.43 Lift FOYER ENTRANCE LEVEL -1 GROUND FLOOR WC 1 LEVEL -1 2 LEVEL 1 GROUND FLOOR PC.3.21 Omikron 2 3 Ypsilon PD FLOOR PLANS LEVEL 4 LEVEL 3 PD.4.36 PD.2.34 PC.5.28 PC.5.29 WC WC PD.4.35 PC.6.30 PC.6.31 WC PC.6.32 WC LEVEL 3 WC LEVEL 6 PE.6.41 LU CO N FF C E H E AR & EA ENTRANCE PE.6.42 LEVEL 5 36 PD.4.37 PE.3.40 LEVEL 6 WC PD.2.33 LEVEL 2 LEVEL 4 37 Conference Schedule Coffee Break and Lunch Areas Wednesday 30.08 10:30 – 11:00 Coffee Break (Panteion University) 12:30 – 14:00 Lunchboxes (Panteion University) 15:30 – 16:00 Coffee Break (Panteion University / Harokopio University / InterContinental Hotel) Thursday 31.08 10:30 – 11:00 Coffee Break (Panteion University / Harokopio University / InterContinental Hotel) 12:30 – 14:00 Lunchboxes (Panteion University / Harokopio University) 15:30 – 16:00 Coffee Break (Panteion University / Harokopio University / InterContinental Hotel) Friday 01.09 10:30 – 11:00 Coffee Break (Panteion University) 12:30 – 14:00 Lunchboxes (Panteion University) 15:30 – 16:00 Coffee Break (Panteion University / InterContinental Hotel) Coffee Breaks Coffee, beverages and coffee snacks will be provided to all participants. Please take into consideration that Coffee Break will take place accordingly to the conference programme. Tuesday 29.08 9:00 Wednesday 30.08 Thursday 31.08 Friday 01.09 Semi-Plenaries 1-4 RN/RS Session 4 Semi-Plenaries 10-13 Coffee Break Coffee Break Coffee Break Semi-Plenaries 5-9 RN/RS Session 5 RN/RS Session 9 NA Council Meeting 10:00 - 16:00 10:30 11:00 12:30 12:45 Break Break Break Mid-day Specials 1-6 Mid-day Specials 7-13 ESA General Assembly 12:45-13:45 Break Break Break RN/RS Session 1 RN/RS Session 6 RN/RS Session 10 Coffee Break Coffee Break Coffee Break RN/RS Session 2 RN/RS Session 7 RN/RS Session 11 Break Break Break Break OPENING CEREMONY RN/RS Session 3 RN/RS Session 8 RN Council Meeting 12:45 - 15:30 13:45 14:00 15:30 Coffee Break 16:00 17:00 17:30 18:00 Lunchbox Menu Lunchbox Menu is available only for those participants who have purchased them in advance. Taking under consideration the contemporary food preferences, there will be three menu options: Regular Menu, Vegeterian Menu and Vegan-Gluten Free Menu. The participants will have the chance to discover wonderful local produce and gourmet delights from all over Greece with a modern twist. Traditional Greek raw materials that have given Greek gastronomy worldwide fame and recognition will be used and confirm to high quality standards. 19:30 18:00 - 20:30 18:30 - 20:00 Break 20:00 20:30 CLOSING CEREMONY Closing Plenary (Niarchos) Opening plenary (Megaron) RN/RS Business Meetings Welcome Reception (Megaron) Special Evening Plenary Conference Party (Niarchos) 20:30 - 22:00 (Niarchos) 20:15 - 22:15 21:00 - 24:00 Further Food and Drinks Options There are also cafιs/fast-foods/restaurants inside and close to Panteion University and Harokopio University Campuses 38 39 W Types of Sessions While Research Network (RN) and Research Stream (RS) sessions cover the immense variety of sociological inquiry, Plenary, Semi-Plenary and Mid-Day Special sessions offer the opportunity to share a few core debates. All session formats will include time for open discussion. Plenaries include the Opening Plenary, the Special Evening Plenary and the Closing Plenary. Plenaries address the main conference theme. Semi-Plenaries (SPs) discuss the main conference theme from the viewpoint of different fields of research. SPs are based on proposals made by the ESA Research Networks. For the first time, some SPs were also open to abstract submission. SPs promote discussion between speakers, next to that with participants. Four SPs are organised by the Executive Committee. One SP is organised by the Local Organising Committee. Mid-day Specials (MDs) comprise various session formats: ESA Lecture Series, Author-MeetsCritics, a few special topical sessions and more. MDs are offered in one hour sessions at lunchtime. MDs are shorter sessions especially devised for engaging discussions with conference participants. Research Network (RNs) sessions feature research papers submitted in response to the open conference Call for Papers. The majority of sessions is organised by ESA's 37 active Research Networks. RNs are open to all ESA members. They are based on democratic rules. All RNs hold a business meeting at the conference (on Thursday, 31 August, in the evening after the last regular session). New members are cordially invited to join one or several RNs of their choice. Research Stream (RSs) sessions are made by sociologists from several European countries who come together to organise sessions on very specific sociological topics. RSs are self-organised bodies with a loose structure which is determined by the researchers who join the stream. Previous to the Call for Papers, a 'Call for RS proposals' has been distributed to all ESA members. While some RSs are regularly organising biennial meetings at ESA conferences, other RSs offer ad hoc sessions on the spur of the Athens conference topic. Roundtable (RT) sessions are being introduced for the first time. They should foster interactive lively debates. At this year's conference, there will be three RTs on Thursday, 31 August in the afternoon, for presenters from RN10, RN18 and RN25. The room is the largest conference room at the Intercontinental Hotel, Aphrodite II. In each RT session, there will be several tables with presenters. Please note that no technical equipment is supplied at the Roundtable Sessions. Please prepare a presentation that will not require a laptop or projector. 40 Meetings & Assemblies National Associations Conference and Council Meeting Tuesday, 29.08.2017, 10:00 - 15:00 | Room PB.3.6 Chair: Sue Scott (York) Meeting for Chairs and Representatives of the National Associations Speakers: John Holmwood and Marta Soler Research Networks Council Meeting Tuesday, 29.08.2017, 12:45 - 15:30 | Room PC.2.14 Chair: Laura Horn (Roskilde) Meeting for all RN coordinators RN/RS Business Meetings Thursday, 31.08.2017, 19:30 Chaired by the RN/RS coordinators Open to all Past Presidents Meeting Thursday, 31.08.2017, 16:00 | Room PC.5.29 Meeting for previous ESA Presidents General Assembly Friday, 01.08.2017, 12:45 - 13:45 | Room PD.2.34 (see the following page) 41 ESA General Assembly Friday, 01.01.2017 12:45 – 13:45 | Room PD.2.34 Opening Ceremony & Opening Plenary (Un)Making Capitalism Tuesday, 29.08.2017 18:00 - 22:00 at Megaron Opening Plenary with David Harvey and Eva Illouz Agenda: 1. Opening 2. President's report (Frank Welz) 3. Treasurer's report (Kathrin Komp) 4. Reports from other Sub-Committees Conference Committee (Christian Fuchs) National Associations (Sue Scott) Post-Graduate Research Committee (Airi-Alina Allaste) Publications Committee (Marta Soler) Research Networks Committee (Laura Horn) 5. Discussion of ESA Strategies (Open Access; Advocacy for Social Science) 6. Approval of ESA Statutes 7. ESA Bylaws - proposal for an electronic vote (12 weeks after the GA) and discussion 8. Presentation of the 14th ESA Conference in Paris, 27-30.08.2019 9. Results of the ESA Elections (Helena Serra) - Introduction of the new President Welcome Addresses Lefteris Kretsos, Secretary General for Media and Communication, Ministry of Digital Policy, Telecommunications and Media Apostolos G. Papadopoulos, Chair of the Local Organising Committee & President of the Hellenic Sociological Society Introduction to the Conference Frank Welz, President of the European Sociological Association Opening Plenary Session Chair: Christian Fuchs, University of Westminster David Harvey, City University of New York ฀When Money Betrays Value Eva Illouz, Hebrew University of Jerusalem ฀Evaluation, Valuation, and Devaluation: Sexuality and the Techno-Capitalist Self Concert The Athens State Orchestra Brass & Percussion Ensemble - METALLON Short Presentations by the Candidates for ESA President 2017฀– 2019฀ Session Chair: Helena Serra, ESA Nomination Committee Sue Scott, ฀University of York Frank Welz, Innsbruck University Welcome ฀- ฀Reception | 20:30 – 22:00 Foyer of MEGARON Athens Concert Hall 42 43 Opening Plenary Session Chair: Christian Fuchs, University of Westminster David Harvey, City University of New York, United States of America When Money Betrays Value Chinese policy makers rate August 15th 1971 as one of the most important dates in world history. On that day President Nixon announced that the peg of the dollar to gold (at $35 an ounce) was to be broken, thus breaching the dialectical relation that had long built up within capitalism between social labour and its representation in the material form of the money commodities. This set in train a shift in the historical and geographical development of capitalism that brought a strange mix of excessive though often spectacular urban development and violent dispossessions, extractions and repressions that constitute our present reality, explaining why we are more and more focused on building cities for people, institutions and even governments to invest in rather than cities for all to live in. SHORT BIOGRAPHY: David Harvey is Distinguished Professor of Anthropology and Geography at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York (CUNY) and author of various books, articles, and lectures that have been prominent in the development of modern geography as a discipline and in the advancement of geographical and spatial analysis in Marxist and critical analysis. He is the author of books such as “Seventeen Contradictions and the End of Capitalism” and “The Enigma of Capital and the Crises of Capitalism”, which was one of The Guardian's Best Books of 2011. Among his other books are “A Companion to Marx's Capital”, “A Short History of Neoliberalism”, “The New Imperialism”, “Limits to Capital”, and “Social Justice and the City”. Professor Harvey has been teaching Karl Marx's Capital for nearly 40 years. He was director of the Center for Place, Culture and Politics at the CUNY from 2008 to 2014. 45 Eva Illouz, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel Evaluation, Valuation, and Devaluation: Sexuality and the Techno-Capitalist Self This presentation wants to show how the three main activities of the capitalist economy – evaluation, valuation and devaluation – have been transferred into the realm of sexuality. SHORT BIOGRAPHY: Eva Illouz has been Professor of Sociology at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem since 2006 and a Directeur d'Etudes at the School for Advanced Studies in the Social Sciences (EHESS) in Paris since 2015. She researches how emotional life has been transformed by capitalism and by the culture of modernity. Her studies on emotions, consumer society and media culture are regarded as milestones in the study of emotions and relations in the modern world. She is the author of books such as “Consuming the Romantic Utopia: Love and the Cultural Contradictions of Capitalism” (Honorable Mention for the Best Book Award, American Sociological Association, 2000), “Cold Intimacies: The Making of Emotional Capitalism” (2007), “Saving the Modern Soul Therapy, Emotions, and the Culture of Self-Help: Therapy, Emotions, and the Culture of Self-Help” (2008), “Why Love Hurts: A Sociological Explanation” (Best Book Award, Alpine Philosophy Society in France, 2012), “Hard-Core Romance: Fifty Shades of Grey” (2014). Professor Illouz was the first woman President of Bezalel Academy of Art and Design Jerusalem. Special Evening Plenary (Un)Making Europe Wednesday, 30.08.2017 20:15 - 22:15 at Niarchos Special Evening Plenary with Yanis Varoufakis and Donatella della Porta Session Chair(s): Frank Welz, ESA President, University of Innsbruck) Yanis Varoufakis, University of Athens, Greece What Comes After Europe's Failed Neoliberal Experiment? The Case for an Internationalist European New Deal The EU was founded as a corporatist project whose purpose was to take economic policy decisions out of the liberal democratic process across Europe. Once it developed a common currency condemned to unravel at the sign of the next global financial crisis, both the new currency and the neoliberal mantra that enveloped it at the level of ideology degenerated into a source of deflationary policies and increasing authoritarianism – both at odds with the logic of liberal democracy and dream of prosperity that the EU depended upon for its legitimacy and coherence. The pressing question for progressives now is: Can this EU be saved? Is it worth saving? Yanis Varoufakis' answer turns on DiEM25's proposal for an internationalist European New Deal. SHORT BIOGRAPHY: Yanis Varoufakis read mathematics and economics at the Universities of Essex and Birmingham and subsequently taught economics at the Universities of East Anglia, Cambridge, Sydney, Glasgow, Texas and Athens, where he holds a Chair in Economic Theory. He is also Honoris Causa Professor of Law, Economics and Finance at the University of Torino, Honorary Professor of Political Economy at the University of Sydney, Visiting Professor of Political Economy at King's College, London, and Doctor of the University of Sussex Honoris Causa. His latest books include Adults in the Room: My struggle against Europe's Deep Establishment (2017); And the Weak Suffer What They Must? Europe, Austerity and the Threat to Global Stability (2016); Economic Indeterminacy (2014), and The Global Minotaur: America, Europe and the Future of the World Economy (2011). In January 2015 he was elected to Greece's Parliament and served as Greece's Finance Minister (until July 2015). During his term he experienced 46 47 firsthand the authoritarian inefficiency of the European Union's institutions and had to negotiate with the Eurogroup, the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund. Varoufakis resigned the finance ministry when he refused to sign a loan agreement that perpetuated Greece's debtdeflationary cycle. In February 2016 he co-founded DiEM25, the Democracy Europe Movement, which has grown in numbers across Europe since then. Donatella della Porta, Scuola Normale Superiore, Italy Social Movements in the European Crisis. Still A Time of Critical Europeanism? As trust in the European Union is dramatically falling amongst its citizens, research on alternative visions of Europe 'from below' appears all the more relevant. Civil society organizations linked to the so called 'left-libertarian' movement family have long voiced progressively more critical positions about the EU, yet at the same time promoted 'another Europe' and Europeanized their organizational networks and action strategies. Like the labour movement during the development of nation-states, progressive social movements seemed destined to play a valuable role in pushing for a social and democratic Europe. Accordingly, at the beginning of the millennium cosmopolitan activists of the Global Justice Movement developed critical visions of Europe, elaborating complex reforms for EU policies and politics. While social movement studies, along with other areas of the social sciences, have assumed increasing Europeanisation, recent developments have challenged this view. In particular with the advent of the financial crisis, progressive social movements seem to have moved back to the national and local levels, engaging very little or not at all with the EU and questions of Europe more generally (Kaldor & Selchow 2012). To what extent critical Europeanism has ceded terrain to Euroscepticism, including within this alter-European vision, is a central question I seek to address in this talk. SHORT BIOGRAPHY: Donatella della Porta is Professor of Political Science, Dean of the Institute for Humanities and the Social Sciences and Director of the PD program in Political Science and Sociology at the Scuola Normale Superiore (SNS) in Florence, where she also leads the Centre on Social Movement Studies (Cosmos). Between 2003 and 2015 she has been Professor of Sociology at the Department of Political and Social Sciences at the European University Institute. Her latest books are “Late Neoliberalism and its Discontents”, “Movement Parties in Times of Austerity” and “Where did the Revolution go?”. In 2011, Professor della Porta received the Mattei Dogan Prize. The main topics of her research include social movements, political violence, terrorism, corruption, the police and protest policing. 48 Closing Ceremony & Closing Plenary (Un)Making Subjectivities Friday, 01.09.2017 18:30 - 20:00 at Niarchos Closing Plenary with Wendy Brown and Hartmut Rosa Closing Plenary Session Chair: Apostolos G. Papadopoulos, Harokopio University Wendy Brown, University of California How Did the Extreme Right Become the Party of Freedom? Hartmut Rosa, University of Jena, Germany (Un)Making Subjects of Growth: Dynamic Stabilisation and the Resonance Conception of Subjectivity Closing of the Conference New elected ESA President Thanks to the Conference organisers Closing Plenary Session Chair: Apostolos G. Papadopoulos, Harokopio University Wendy Brown, University of California How Did the Extreme Right Become the Party of Freedom? Contemporary right wing political movements heralding nationalism, nativism and traditional (Christian) values are often said to be ushering in a new era of “illiberal democracy.” Yet these movements generally march (and troll) under a banner of freedom and charge their opposition with political values that curtail, endanger or forthrightly assault freedom. What part has neoliberal reason played in this development? What novel formulation of freedom, fuelled by what kinds of social and psychic energies, and legitimated by what supplementary principles, has inadvertently emerged from three decades of neoliberalised politics and everyday life in Western “democracies”? 49 SHORT BIOGRAPHY: Wendy Brown is Class of 1936 First Professor of Political Science at the University of California Berkeley, where she also teaches in the interdisciplinary graduate program in Critical Theory. As a scholar of historical and contemporary political theory, she has established new paradigms in critical legal studies and feminist theory. In recent years, her work has focused on neoliberalism and the political formations to which it gives rise. Her latest books include “Undoing the Demos: Neoliberalism's Stealth Revolution”, “The Power of Tolerance” (with Rainer Forst) and “Walled States, Waning Sovereignty”. Professor Brown is also a frequent contributor to debates about the predicaments and future of public higher education. She is a 201718 Guggenheim Fellow and UC President's Humanities Fellow. Hartmut Rosa, University of Jena, Germany (Un)Making Subjects of Growth: Dynamic Stabilisation and the Resonance Conception of Subjectivity The lecture will present a heuristically schematized account of the core features of the modern, capitalist social formation (section 1), of the crises and pathologies it necessarily creates (section two), and of a possible way to transform or revolutionize this formation in the sense of a fundamental paradigm shift (section three). The contribution starts from the assumption that we can only understand society's fabric and its dynamics if we simultaneously look at its structural ('objective') features and its cultural (or 'subjective') underpinnings which provide the (motivational) energy for social life to progress and evolve. The paper will argue that the two sides always go together in the sense of an 'elective affinity' (Max Weber), which implies that we cannot assume that structure always prefigures or pre-determines culture – or the other way round. Hence, the keynote will explore the intrinsic connection between the dominant forms of modern subjectivity and the mode of structural reproduction of modern society with a view to the 'desire' for growth, acceleration and innovation on the one hand and to the socioeconomic imperatives which structurally 'enforce' the ensuing logic of escalation on the other hand. In order to put forward the claim in the most straightforward and bold way possible, the line of argument is this: 1) Structurally, capitalist modernity can be defined as a social formation which can only reproduce itself in the mode of 'dynamic stabilization', i.e. through incessant growth, acceleration and innovation. 2) Culturally, this social formation is driven by a 'Triple-AAspiration' or 'Triple-A-Approach', i.e. by the desire to make the world 'accessible', 'available' and 'attainable' to an ever larger degree. 3) Structurally, this leads to pathologies of 'desynchronisation' (such as the ecological crisis, the crisis of democracy and the burnout-crisis), while 50 culturally, the triple-A-approach to the world leads to 'alienation'. Thus, while the formation of modern subjectivity is culturally geared and structurally forced towards an 'escalatory' approach to the world, modern subjects are in danger of 'losing' this very world on both counts: 'Objectively' by destroying instead of appropriating their natural surroundings, and 'subjectively' by experiencing the world as dead, silent and grey as well as illegible. 4) Therefore, a fundamental paradigm shift is needed that structurally replaces dynamic stabilization with a mode of 'adaptive stabilization' and which culturally replaces the triple-A-approach with a 'resonance' conception of the good life. Resonance in this sense is defined as an alternative mode of relating to the world which is 'not' geared towards increasing the horizon of what is available, attainable and accessible, but which develops 'responsable', dialogical relationships in three dimensions: with 'things' (material resonance), with 'people' (social resonance) and with life or the world as a totality (vertical resonance). SHORT BIOGRAPHY: Hartmut Rosa is Professor of Sociology at the Institute of Sociology at the Friedrich Schiller University of Jena and Director of the Max Weber Center for Advanced Cultural and Social Studies at the University of Erfurt, Germany. He has worked with the New School for Social Research in New York and the Universities of Augsburg, Duisburg-Essen and Manheim. His research interests are the sociology of time and identity formation and he is considered to be a leading representative of the new critical theory. He is the author of “Social Acceleration”, “High Speed Society, Social Acceleration, Power, and Modernity” and “Acceleration: Towards a Critical Theory of Late Modern Temporality“. Professor Rosa is co-editor of the peer-reviewed journal Time & Society. 51 Summary Table of Semi-Plenary Sessions Wednesday, 30.08.2017 | 09:00 – 10:30 SP01: The Structural Transformation of Europe's Public Sphere in the Age of Extremes with Ruth Wodak and Nicolas Demertzis | Panteion | Room PD.2.34 SP02: Migration in Times of Europe's Economic Crisis with Elisabeth Scheibelhofer and Guglielmo Meardi | Panteion | Room PC.2.14 SP03: The Sociology of Sustainable Food Consumption with Julie Guthman and Lotte Holm | Panteion | Room PB.2.5 SP04: Questioning Boundaries of Age and Place: Child Refugees in an Uncertain Europe with Pascale Garnier and Rachel Rosen, Sarah Crafter | Panteion | Room PC.1.7 Wednesday, 30.08.2017 | 11:00 – 12:30 SP05: Anatomy of the Greek Crisis with Maria Petmesidou and Nicos Mouzelis | Panteion | Room PD.2.34 SP06: (Un)Making Europe with Stefan Immerfall and Kostas Maroniti | Panteion | Room PC.1.7 SP07: (Un)Making Capitalism with Lara Monticelli and Paul Raekstad | Panteion | Room PC.2.14 SP08: (Un)Making Solidarities with Ipek Demir and Pekka Juhani Sulkunen | Panteion | Room PB.2.5 SP09: (Un)Making Subjectivities with Anastasia Denisova and Nayia Kamenou | Panteion | Room PA.1.1 Friday, 01.09.2017 | 09:00 – 10:30 SP10: Right-Wing Extremism and Islamist Extremism in Europe: Similarities and Differences with Esther Webman and Zbyněk Tarant | Panteion | Room PD.2.34 SP11: Care Labour and Affective Labour in the Global Care Chain with Konstantina Davaki and Lise Widding Isaksen | Panteion | Room PC.1.7 SP12: The Transformations of Capitalism in Eastern Europe with Jan Drahokoupil and Svetlana Stephenson | Panteion | Room PB.2.5 SP13: Public Sociology and Public Intellectuals in Times of Europe's Crisis with Markus Schulz and Maria Kousis | Panteion | Room PC.2.14 53 Semi-Plenary Sessions Wednesday, 30.08.2017 | 09:00 – 10:30 | Room PD.2.34 SP01: The Structural Transformation of Europe's Public Sphere in the Age of Extremes with Ruth Wodak and Nicolas Demertzis Session Chairs: Roy Panagiotopoulou, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens Romina Surugiu, University of Bucharest, Faculty of Journalism and Communication Studies member of the Academia Europaea. 2008, she was awarded the Kerstin Hesselgren Chair of the Swedish Parliament (at University Örebro). She is co-editor of the journals Discourse and Society, Critical Discourse Studies, and Language and Politics. She has held visiting professorships in the University of Uppsala, Stanford University, University of Minnesota, University of East Anglia, EUI, Florence, and Georgetown University. In 2017, Ruth holds the Willy Brandt Chair at Malmö University. Ruth has published 10 monographs, 27 co-authored monographs, over 60 edited volumes and ca. 400 peer reviewed journal papers and book chapters. Recent book publications include The Politics of Fear. What Right-wing Populist Discourses Mean (Sage, 2015; translation into German: Politik mit der Angst. Zur Wirkung rechtspopulistischer Diskurse. Konturen, 2016); The discourse of politics in action: 'Politics as Usual' (Palgrave), revised edition (2011); Migration, Identity and Belonging (with G. Delanty, P. Jones, 2011); The SAGE Handbook of Sociolinguistics (with Barbara Johnstone and Paul Kerswill, 2010); Analyzing Fascist Discourse. Fascism in Talk and Text (with John Richardson, 2013), and Rightwing Populism in Europe: Politics and Discourse (with Majid Khosravinik and Brigitte Mral, 2013). Ruth Wodak, Lancaster University, United Kingdom “Protecting Fortress Europe”: Identity Politics, Right-Wing Populism, and the Negotiation of “Borders” and “Benchmarks” in National and EU Arenas Major tensions are governing the debates about refugees on the European stage and in the 28 EU nation states, focused on questions such as 'How many refugees can a nation state cope with?'; 'Which kind of refugees/who should be allowed in?'; 'How will we integrate them?' and 'How to protect Europe/Schengen from illegal migrants/terrorists, etc.?' Europe's “peace-keeping mission” has been back-grounded, refugees have been transformed into commodities, moved from one place to the other. Other discourses, however, foreground the various European and UN treaties, signed by all EU member states, and draw historical analogies between crises of the past (Second World War, 1956, 1968, 1981, 1989, 2001) and the present. Various scape-goats have emerged in these debates: the EU institutions, Greece and Italy, young male (Muslim) refugees, the so-called 'good people' (Gutmenschen) who are too naïve, etc. Nationalistic and nativist border- and body politics have become part and parcel not only of the radical right rhetoric but of the political mainstream, advocating a “politics of fear”. These debates imply struggles about how to justify/legitimize the various measures needed to protect Europe from refugees. In my lecture, I trace the genealogy of these debates both on the European as well as national (mainly Austrian) stage while analyzing a corpus of TV interviews, newspaper and news agency reports as well as interviews with leading protagonists in systematic qualitative and quantitative ways. Nicolas Demertzis, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece The Multifaceted European Public Sphere(s): Socio-Cultural Dynamics Three overriding focal points deserve special attention: (a) the structural re-transformation, and (b) the unfettered emotionality of the public sphere in European societies, which center stage (c) the prospects of democracy for the decades to come. These points assume radical ambivalence as to the structuration of publicity and politics in postmodern information society. It is not that ICT just boost or vitalize democracy through participatory media, citizen journalism, social media, peer-to-peer technology, etc. It can also burst democracy to the extent that surveillance directed by governments and companies, the dark internet, and the narcissistic bias of the social media may refeudalize civil sphere and dissolve the very idea of the public interest. Although the emotions-politics nexus has been ever present, the more the information society assumes the form of the society of the spectacle the more the emotive expressions in public unleash unregulated. The emancipatory dimension of this dynamics is coupled by regressive affective reactions debilitating rather than empowering individualization processes. The “emotional public sphere” is formed by all media content; gone are the days where the media were telling us what to think about; through their emotional agendas they tell us what to feel about as well. These ambivalences stem from four major factors: i) the intense commercialization of the cyberspace; ii) the neo-liberal pattern of homo debitor; iii) the cyber war against terrorism, and iv) the incremental informalization of manners and emotions. Thus a crucial question is likely to be reposited in the neoliberal milieu: can the public sphere be effectively reconstituted under radically different socioeconomic, political and cultural conditions? Is democracy possible? SHORT BIOGRAPHY: Ruth Wodak is Emerita Distinguished Professor of Discourse Studies at Lancaster University, UK, and affiliated to the University of Vienna. Besides various other prizes, she was awarded the Wittgenstein Prize for Elite Researchers in 1996 and an Honorary Doctorate from University of Örebro in Sweden in 2010. In 2011, she was awarded the Grand Decoration of Honour in Silver for Services to the Republic of Austria. She is member of the British Academy of Social Sciences and SHORT BIOGRAPHY: Nicolas Demertzis is Professor at the Department of Communication and Media Studies, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens. He has published extensively in Greek and English journals and collective volumes. His academic and research interests include political sociology, political communication, and the sociology of emotions. Between 2004 and 2010 he has been Dean at the 54 55 Technical University of Cyprus, where he established the Department of Communication and Internet Studies, and the 2010-2013 period he was the President of the Greek State Scholarships Foundation (IKY). Currently, he is the Director and President of the Administrators Board of the National Centre for Social Research (EKKE). interpretive methods such as qualitative in-depth interviews, participant observation and qualitative network analysis. She was the initiator and first chair of the ESA Research network 35 “Sociology of Migration”. Currently, she is part of the editorial board of the journal “Oesterreichische Zeitschrift fuer Soziologie” (Springer). Wednesday, 30.08.2017 | 09:00 – 10:30 | Room PC.2.14 Guglielmo Meardi, University of Warwick, United Kingdom European Dilemmas Over Free Movement of Workers: Do Control and Openness Exclude Each Other? European migration has highlighted deep dilemmas over the compatibility of social protection and movement and on the social boundaries of welfare. These dilemmas came to a political crisis with the referenda against freedom of movement in Switzerland in 2014, and to leave the EU in the UK in 2016. This presentation looks at the evidence of public opinion, public debates, and associational policies in a number of European countries (UK, Switzerland, Norway), as well as Canada, which is often portrayed as a 'model' by European politicians, going back to the EU enlargement and through critical cases such as the 'British jobs for British workers' strikes of 2009. It attempts to assess how far free movement of workers is really incompatible with social protection, and how far 'control' and 'openness' are really mutually exclusive. The presentation identifies, more specifically, those dimensions of free movement that have become socially disruptive, and the variety of social responses that have emerged. It discusses the extent to which labour market regulations, social policies and social organisations can address social concerns over free movement while being perceived as 'fair' by both local and migrant groups, in order to 're-embed' free movement of workers into local employment regimes. It will conclude with the identification of social propositions and experiments that go in the direction of fairness as 'controlled openness' as an alternative to the emerging polarisation between 'control' and 'openness'. SP02: Migration in Times of Europe's Economic Crisis with Elisabeth Scheibelhofer and Guglielmo Meardi Session Chair(s): Alberto Veira-Ramos, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid Karin Peters, Wageningen University Elisabeth Scheibelhofer, University of Vienna, Austria Free Movement Revisited – Labyrinths of Transnational Social Security for EU migrants Based on a comparative three-year project TRANSWEL (2015-2018) I discuss results from qualitative fieldwork of European Union (EU) internal migrants in terms of securing their (transnational) social rights. Comparing four EU country pairs (Hungary-Austria/E. Scheibelhofer, Poland-UK/E. Carmel, Bulgaria-Germany/A. Amelina, Estonia-Sweden/A. Runfors) in a mixed methods approach we analyse the implications of 'free movement' for EU migrants moving from a socalled 'new' member state to an 'old' one. Based on 100 problem-centred interviews in the eight countries mentioned above, we comparatively investigate migrants' perceptions of and experiences with the respective (transnational) social welfare systems. This entails the access to social benefits as well as the transnational portability of social rights of migrants. We will conclude that social inequalities are highly reproduced by the complexity and the ambiguousness of most regulations within the EU social security systems. Social stratification is accelerated as one-time working migrants with no care obligations at young or middle age with high cultural and economic capital can realise the promise of free movement within the EU to a much higher extent than all other groups diverging from this ideal type. Free movement as one corner stone of the European Union thus needs to be re-evaluated in light of our empirical results: the labyrinths are such that many Europeans cannot secure their social security even if they are employed and contributing to the social security systems of the EU countries they are (transnationally) living in. SHORT BIOGRAPHY: Elisabeth Scheibelhofer is Associate Professor in Sociology at the Department for Social Sciences, University of Vienna. Her works focus on migration, mobility and qualitative methods. Her research interests include more specifically migration and mobility of EU migrants within and outside of the EU as well as refugee studies with a focus on the experiences of refugees in rural areas. Currently, she works in the Norface project TRANSWEL on transnational social security of EU migrants (20152018) in which she has the overall responsibility of qualitative interviews with migrants and their significant others in eight EU countries. Publications and research also cover questions of 56 SHORT BIOGRAPHY: Guglielmo Meardi (Laurea Milan, DEA EHESS Paris and PhD EUI Florence) is Professor of Industrial Relations and Director of the Industrial Relations Research Unit at the University of Warwick, UK. After a decade of studying the 'labour movement', especially in Central Eastern Europe (see for instance his 'Labour Movements' entry in the ISA's Sociopedia), in the last decade he shifted his research towards the 'movement of labour', again especially from Central Eastern Europe. His analysis of labour migration between the eastern and western EU member states is framed in an 'Exit/Voice/Disloyalty' paradigm, as outlined in his book 'Social Failures of EU Enlargement: A Case of Workers Voting with their Feet' (Routledge 2012). He is currently working on a study of the link between migration and labour standard regulations post-Brexit. Guglielmo has held visiting positions at universities and academies of sciences in Belgium, Canada, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Poland, Spain and Slovenia. 57 Wednesday, 30.08.2017 | 09:00 – 10:30 | Room PB.2.5 SP03: The Sociology of Sustainable Food Consumption with Julie Guthman and Lotte Holm Session Chairs: Peter Oosterveer, Wageningen University Stefan Wahlen, Wageningen University and Research Julie Guthman, University of California, United States of America Forked: On the Limits of Shopping for Sustainability and Towards a Food Activism That Matters The theory of change driving sustainable food consumption is that consumers should pay more for food that is produced more ethically and ecologically. The market will then respond to changes in consumer demand and eventually food production will transform to be more sustainable and just. Drawing on her research on California's organic and strawberry industries, Professor Guthman will problematize this theory of change, spelling out some of the limits of approaches that depend on consumer purchasing. She will give particular attention to the paradoxes of voluntary food labels in times of economic recession. Her talk will culminate with a discussion of what food politics could and should look like in the age of Donald Trump. pressure on food budgets have become more common in Danish households. In Denmark, sustainable food consumption is high on the political agendas and organic food purchase is the highest in the world. But what happens when people react to economic turbulence and attempt to reduce food expenditure? I will discuss results from a Danish project which analyses how households cope with economic restraint. The project Food in Turbulent Times combines indepth qualitative inquiry with analyses of panel data and a representative survey of Danish households. The focus will be on how pressure on food budgets is experienced and handed in different social contexts, and how differentiated household food consumption relates to sustainability and climate change. The significance of attitudes towards climate friendly food consumption relative to routinized food consumption practices will be highlighted, as will relations between climate friendly and healthy food consumption practices. SHORT BIOGRAPHY: Lotte Holm, PhD and MSc in Sociology, is Professor at the Department of Food and Resource Economics, University of Copenhagen. Dr Holm's research centers around food and eating ranging from comparative population studies of changing eating patterns in modern life to in-depth qualitative investigations of e.g. the multiple meanings of food, food and gender identity, lay perceptions of food and health and risk, obesity and bodyweight management. I was a partner in the Trust in Food project which investigated institutional change in the food safety regulatory systems in EU and six European countries following the BSE crisis. Her recent projects include Governing Obesity, addressing specific experiences of individuals subjected to different kinds of obesity interventions, Food in Nordic everyday Life, analysing changes in everyday eating rhythms and patterns in four Nordic countries, and Food in Turbulent Times, focusing on food budget restraint in Denmark. SHORT BIOGRAPHY: Julie Guthman is a geographer and professor of social sciences at the University of California at Santa Cruz where she teaches courses primarily in global political economy and the politics of food and agriculture. She has published extensively on contemporary efforts to transform food production, distribution, and consumption, with a particular focus on the race, class and body politics of “alternative food.” Her publications include two multi-award winning books: /Agrarian Dreams: the Paradox of Organic Farming in California/, /Weighing In: Obesity, Food Justice and the Limits of Capitalism,/ and a recently released edited volume entitled /The New Food Activism: Opposition, Cooperation, and Collective Action/. She is the recipient of the 2015 Excellence in Research Award from the Agriculture, Food and Human Values Society, and has received fellowships from both the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation and from the Radcliffe Institute for Advance Study for 2017-2018. Her latest research has examined the effects of the methyl bromide phase-out on California's strawberry industry. Session Chairs: Nigel Thomas, University of Central Lancashire Griet Roets, Ghent University Lotte Holm, University of Copenhagen, Denmark Coping with Economic Restraint: Everyday Food Consumption Practices And Environmental Sustainability Most research on household's reactions to food budget restraint address low-income groups in countries characterised by large socio-economic differences. In the Western world, such studies have mostly been conducted in Anglo-Saxon countries, while in Scandinavian societies, such as Denmark, it has been maintained that the Social-Democratic welfare regime ensures that no-one needs to be deprived of basic necessities such as food. However, following the global capitalist crisis in 2008, broader parts of the population experience economic unrest and various degrees of Pascale Garnier, University Paris 13, France “Children of Calais”: Precarious Lives Between French and English Borders Since the beginning of November 2016, the jungle of Calais has been dismantled and around 1.900 “un-accompanied children” have been obliged to leave it. Most of them have been sent to the “centres d'acceuil et d'orientation” (CAO, reception and guidance centre) recently opened in France and some of them have been accepted into England. This presentation aims to highlight how children's lives are highly vulnerable in a situation of liminality, a concept introduced by Van Gennep (1908), as the core stage of the “rites of passage”, characterized by the ambiguity or confusion of the identities of people between separation and integration. This situation of liminality involves three dimensions: the 58 Wednesday, 30.08.2017 | 09:00 – 10:30 | Room PC.1.7 SP04: Questioning Boundaries of Age and Place: Child Refugees in an Uncertain Europe with Pascale Garnier and Rachel Rosen, Sarah Crafter 59 liminality of space between boarders of national states, the liminality between the absence and presence of their family, which emphasize the liminality of their age, as “children” and “not children”. Together they give rise to an unliveable life as human beings. As “un-accompanied” minors, children are at the same time inside and outside their family, having to live independently and to take responsibility for their own lives, but at the same time they are dependent or claiming that they belong to a family. To be a child means to have his/her identity rooted in one's family, in terms of social class, nationality, race and ethnicity, religion and culture, including the various meanings of age and family in his/her culture. This situation of liminality between being with and without a family, between dependency and independency troubles the binary dichotomy between children and adults. SHORT BIOGRAPHY: Pascale Garnier's PhD (EHESS, Paris, 1992), under the supervision of Luc Boltanski, was about an historical sociology of childhood in France, analysing how competences and best interests of children are matter of debates and tests. Within a pragmatic approach of children's life, adults' practices and material culture, her researches consider age categorizations as political and moral orders. Recent publications: “Childhood as a Question of Critiques and Justifications”, Childhood, 21(4), 2014); “Between young children and adults: practical logic in families' lives”, in L. Alanen, L. Brooker & B. Mayall (eds.). Studying Childhood with Bourdieu, 2015); “For a pragmatic approach of children's citizenship”, in H. Warning & K. Fahnøe (eds.), Lived citizenship on the edge of society, forthcoming); Sociologie de l'école maternelle (PUF, 2016); Recherches avec les jeunes enfants: perspectives internationales (avec S. Rayna, P. Lang, 2017). She is professor in education sciences, head of the research team Experice, in Paris 13 University, Sorbonne Paris Cité. Rachel Rosen, University College London, United Kingdom & Sarah Crafter, Open University, United Kingdom Media Representations of Child Refugees: From Dubs to Doubt The image of Alan Kurdi, the Kurdish-Syrian toddler and refugee who drowned in the Mediterranean, galvanised an international outcry following its widespread circulation by global media outlets. This is considered the moment when the 'horrific human costs' of migration hit home for the European public (Daily Mail, 2015). Concurrently, there are concerns about rising right-wing populism and antimigrant sentiment, with the media both documenting and instigating such views (Bleich, Bloemraad et al. 2015). In this paper, we consider ambivalent media representations, focusing specially on separated migrant children. We analyse coverage in five English tabloids between the introduction of the 2016 Dubs Amendment, which committed to relocating an unspecified number of unaccompanied minors to the UK, until the demolition of the refugee camp in Calais, where much media attention focused on the plight of children. Drawing on Crawley (2011), we suggest that child refugees are, on the one hand, represented as vulnerable and in need of saving and, on the other, treated as a risk and a problem to British society and institutions for reasons of both security and cost. We argue that the media can simultaneously sustain such contradictory views by preserving an essentialised view of the child, grounded in racialized, Eurocentric and (neo)liberal norms. By taking a temporal view of tabloid coverage, we highlight the increasing contestation of the authenticity of child refugees as they began arriving in the UK under Dubs, and raise questions about the political 60 implications of framing hospitality in the name of 'the child'. SHORT BIOGRAPHIES: Rachel Rosen is a Lecturer in Childhood at UCL Institute of Education. Her research spans sociology of childhood and materialist feminist thought, with a focus on unequal childhoods, migration and social reproduction. She is co-author of Negotiating Adult-child Relationships in Early Childhood Research, which develops a Bakhtinian ethics of answerability, and is currently co-editing Feminism and the Politics of Childhood: Friends or Foes? Sarah Crafter is a Senior Lecturer at The Open University. Her theoretical and conceptual interests are grounded in sociocultural theory, transitions, critical or contested ideas of 'normative' development and cultural identity development. Her recent work focused on the practice of child language brokering (translating and interpreting for parents who do not speak the local language following migration). Currently, Rosen and Crafter are collaborating on research about separated child migrants' experiences of care, and caring for others, as they navigate the complexities of the UK's asylumwelfare nexus. Wednesday, 30.08.2017 | 11:00 – 12:30 | Room PD.2.34 SP05: Anatomy of the Greek Crisis with Maria Petmesidou and Nicos Mouzelis Session Chair: Sokratis M. Koniordos, University of Crete Maria Petmesidou, Democritus University of Thrace, Greece Welfare Reform in Greece: A Major Crisis, Crippling Debt Conditions and Stark Challenges Ahead The presentation tracks the unfolding of the Greek crisis and examines the main policy reform options in the context of the conditions imposed by the “rescue-deals”. A raft of significant reforms since 2010 in labour market policies, social insurance and health and social care are assessed according to whether and to what extent fiscal consolidation has been balanced with concerns about improving protection and redressing inequalities, or whether standards of social protection have been forced ever lower. Undoubtedly, neo-liberal austerity is the mantra of social adjustment under the successive bailout agreements. A “fightback” stance rejecting austerity and its neo-liberal assumptions in an attempt to reassert neo-Keynesianism acquired broad political significance with SYRIZA's rise to power, which tapped into the discontent resulting from the harsh austerity measures. However, the government's failure to translate the anti-austerity stance into a realistic economic policy and negotiate a better deal for Greece seriously narrows the scope for reform towards a sustainable redistributive welfare state. The major questions raised are: How will the ongoing reforms impact upon the social structure, social cleavages and conflicts? More importantly, how will they impact on the large middle class strata in Greek society? Will the outcome be “a race to the bottom” in wages and social welfare? Could, instead, a socially-embedded form of liberalization and flexibilisation be followed (for example, along 61 the lines of social investment)? These issues are examined in the light of a broader debate on welfare transformation in Europe and the changing socio-political cleavages and solidarities. SHORT BIOGRAPHY: Maria Petmesidou (Ph.D. Oxford University) is Professor of Social Policy at Democritus University (Greece) and Fellow of CROP/ISSC (Comparative Research on Poverty/International Social Science Council). She has published extensively on social policy and welfare reform in Greece and Southern Europe. Most recently she co-edited the books: Economic crisis and austerity in Southern Europe: Threat or opportunity for a sustainable welfare state? (London: Routledge, 2015) and Child poverty and youth (un)employment and social exclusion (Stuttgart: Ibidem, 2016). She is coordinating research on policy learning and transfer in the field of youth employment policies (funded under the EC FP7 programme). Nicos Mouzelis, London School of Economics and Political Science, United Kingdom The Crisis in Europe and Greece: The Impact on Identities The presentation analyses the basic developments leading to the crisis; as well as the impact these developments had on the “de”construction of European identities. SHORT BIOGRAPHY: Nicos Mouzelis is Emeritus Professor of Sociology, London School of Economics. He has written extensively in the sociology of organizations (Organization and Bureaucracy, Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1967), sociology of development (Modern Greece: Facets of Underdevelopment, Macmillan, 1978; Politics in the Semi-Periphery: Early Parliamentarism and Late Industrialisation in the Balkans and Latin America, Macmillan, 1986); social theory (Post-Marxist Alternatives, Macmillan, 1990; Back to Sociological Theory, Macmillan, 1991; Sociological Theory: What Went Wrong?, Routledge, 1995; Modern and Postmodern Social Theorising, Cambridge University Press, 2008), and sociology of religion (Modernity and Religion: Secularization, Fundamentalism, Ethics (in Greek), Polis, 2014). Wednesday, 30.08.2017 | 11:00 – 12:30 | Room PC.1.7 SP06: (Un)Making Europe with Stefan Immerfall and Kostas Maronitis Session Chair: Kathrin Komp, Helsinki University Stefan Immerfall, University of Education at Schwäbisch Gmünd, Germany Keeping Unity, Preserving Diversity: European Possibilities Beyond Integration Overextension How to stop Europe drifting apart? To simplify, two therapies to get out of this quagmire circulate: “less Europe” and “more Europe”. There are serious problems with both visions. “Less Europe” could mean little or no Europe in the 62 end. As Prime Minster Cameron's botched referendum strategy aptly demonstrated, opening up Pandora's Box of public sentiment may easily backfire. The second proposal is even less likely. European politicians are understandably loath to put any constitutional change before the electorate. Implementing a financial and social redistribution system of any serious size would cause massive opposition. My presentation takes a distinct sociological approach for analysing the European integration crisis. Such an approach focuses on the societal basis of European integration and on the relationship between societal and political integration. It is heavily indebted to historical comparativists like Stein Rokkan and their work on the structuring of territorial politics. How, then, to strike a balance between the needs of diversity and the need to form a coherent whole? The European Union is a union of nation-states with long and variegated histories which continue to show in welfare institutions, economic styles and political cultures. A unified regulatory scheme does not comply with the historically entrenched diversity between Europe's macro-historical regions and the lingering power of its nation-states as a locus of attachment. The task is to organize integration on the basis of Europe's diversity and not against its diversity. Examples of flexible rules, strategies and institutions to accommodate European diversities will be discussed. SHORT BIOGRAPHY: Stefan Immerfall is Professor of Sociology at the University of Education at Schwäbisch Gmünd and founding Director of its Master Program on Intercultural Studies. He has taught at the Universities of Passau, Mannheim, Grand Valley (Michigan, USA) and North Carolina at Chapel Hill (USA). His main research interests cover education, health and well-being, and comparative social and economic analyses. Immerfall's book publications include the “Handbook of European Societies. Social Transformations in the 21st Century” (with Göran Therborn) and “Freizeit” (“Leisure”, with Barbara Wasner). He currently works on the revised edition of his textbook “Europa – politisches Einigungswerk und gesellschaftliche Entwicklung” [Europe – political unification and social developments]. Kostas Maronitis, Leeds Trinity University, United Kingdom Is this the End of Federalism? The Immigration Crisis and the Remaking of Europe This presentation argues for a new theoretical framework regarding the emerging structure of the EU through the prism of the current immigration crisis. Greece provides the empirical material for this paper. Located at the borderlands of the EU, Greece occupies a strange position between federalism and inward looking social formations where membership depends on blood relations. Drawing on policy documents (Dublin Regulation; Refugee Centres and Hotspots; Refugee Relocation System) and on the political rhetoric of sovereignty and border control the paper introduces the concept of Europia. Europia shifts the debate from the binary of Federalists and Eurosceptics to the capacity of immigration to create utopian and dystopian visions about the European project. Europia exists between the sociological analysis of immigration and an imaginary future of the EU viewed through the prism of hope and crisis. As a result, Europia serves as an analytical tool for a series of actions and mentalities concerning the way immigration authorities construct dystopian environments for immigrants and refugees; the way states understand cultural homogeneity as a political utopia; the way the arrival and presence of immigrants 63 contributes to a dystopia of a torn social fabric; and the way immigrants and asylum seekers view Europe as a utopia of prosperity, rule of law, and freedom. The presentation concludes by arguing for a renewed understanding of European citizenship independent of national belonging that will ultimately democratize the EU. SHORT BIOGRAPHY: Kostas Maronitis is Lecturer in politics and media at Leeds Trinity University, UK. His research interests focus on the political theory and policies of immigration and European integration. He has published articles on immigrant detention and human rights, networks of protest, cosmopolitanism and citizenship, the politics of fear, and diasporic cultural practices. Kostas Maronitis is the author of the book Postnationalism and the Challenges to European Integration in Greece: The Transformative Power of Immigration (2016) published by Palgrave McMillan. Wednesday, 30.08.2017 | 11:00 – 12:30 | Room PC.2.14 SP07: (Un)Making Capitalism with Lara Monticelli and Paul Raekstad Session Chair: Christian Fuchs, University of Westminster Lara Monticelli, Scuola Normale Superiore, Italy Embodying the Critique to Capitalism in Gloomy Times. Theoretical Perspectives and Potential Research Horizons on Emerging 'Real Utopias' In recent years, terms like 'sharing economy', 'industry 4.0', 'collaborative economy' have become the buzzwords in academic research and public debate – gaining prominence in tandem with the growth of digital capitalism. While much has been said about the ways in which digital technology is transforming entire swathes of the economy and constructing new forms of exchange, the predominant tendency has been the reification and expansion of modern capitalism, aimed at maximizing profits and reproducing exploitative mechanisms towards workers, natural resources and the environment. Within this critical juncture in the development of capitalism cooperatives, political consumerism and alternative lifestyles are being adopted and advocated by a growing number of social groups. Moreover, recent contributions like Erik Olin Wright's 'Envisioning Real Utopias' (2010), Hartmut Rosa's reflections on acceleration and de-synchronisation in contemporary capitalism (2010), Klaus Dörre and colleagues' 'Sociology, Capitalism and Critique' (2015) and D'Alisa et al. 'Degrowth. A Vocabulary for a New Era' (2015), among others, are giving a new momentum to concepts like 'resilience', 'real utopias', 're-politicisation' of everyday life, 'de-colonisation of the imaginary' and 'transition'. These emerging themes are influencing the academic discourse and research agenda in fields like political economy, sociology and social movements studies. In light of this, the paper attempts to provide with an original theoretical framework focusing on collective and communitybased practices that aim at 'embodying' the critique to consumerist and capitalist societies. These include co-housing, eco-villages, intentional communities and transition towns which are 64 increasingly widespread and inter-connected examples of how people are trying to concretize, not without effort, 'real utopias' (Wright 2010). SHORT BIOGRAPHY: Dr Lara Monticelli is currently an independent research fellow, awarded by the FBML Foundation (Italy), working on her project titled 'Laboratories of Change' in collaboration with researchers at the Dutch Research Institute for Transitions in Rotterdam. The project focuses on the (re)emergence of community-based social movements (e.g. intentional communities, eco-villages, transition towns) as living laboratories experimenting with practices of resilience and resistance to environmental, economic and societal challenges. She is especially interested in how these movements politicize and re-configure everyday life, thus representing radical attempts to embody the critique to contemporary capitalism. She has also co-founded and co-chaired two international conferences, creating a vibrant forum for the discussion of this emerging research agenda at the annual SASE meetings (Berkeley 2016, Lyon 2017). Prior to this, she worked as a post-doctoral research fellow at the Institute for Humanities and Social Sciences at Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa (Italy). Her other research has been centered on the study of non-conventional political participation, and combines perspectives from the sociology of work, social movement and political participation studies. Paul Raekstad, University of Amsterdam, Netherlands Freedom, De-Alienation, and Revolution This paper examines the theory of alienation and its implications for thinking about social revolution to unmake capitalism. After briefly discussing the importance of the theory of alienation to different forms of contemporary anarchist and Marxist theory and practice, I reconstruct Marx's theory of alienation as a diagnosis of how capitalism thwarts human freedom. This in turn raises important questions about the requirements of successful de-alienation – a question rarely given the attention it deserves. A politics of de-alienation requires, I argue, not only rejecting capitalism and the state, but also a commitment to prefigurative politics. Prefigurative politics is necessary for developing revolutionary subjects with the powers and capacities, motivations, and consciousness required for replacing unfree, alienated social relations and institutions with free and unalienated ones. Finally, I compare and assess three contemporary models of de-alienation: the autonomist Marxist model of John Holloway; the more state-involved model of 21st Century Socialism; and the anti-statist model of anarcho-syndicalism. All three provide models of de-alienation that stress the importance of prefigurative politics in some sense, but each suffers from distinct shortcomings. Holloway's autonomist model fails to provide an adequately social conception prefigurative politics; 21st Century Socialism faces concerns about the long-term viability of combining prefigurative economic and political microcosms with retaining hierarchical state structures; and anarcho-syndicalism confronts questions about lacking emphases on institutions of transition – rather than just struggle – and inadequate recognition of community organising. Nevertheless, I argue that an updated anarchosyndicalist model offers the most plausible vision of anti-capitalist struggles of de-alienation. SHORT BIOGRAPHY: Dr. Paul A. Raekstad is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the University of Amsterdam, who 65 previously completed a PhD and lectured at the University of Cambridge. Current research focuses on realism, democracy, the legitimacy of economic institutions, and radical political theory more broadly. Works can be found here: https://amsterdam.academia.edu/PaulRaekstad. Key works: Raekstad, P. Accepted. Revolutionary Practice and Prefigurative Politics: A Clarification and Defence. Constellations. Raekstad, P. Forthcoming. Realism, Utopianism, and Radical Values. European Journal of Philosophy. Raekstad, P. Forthcoming. Democracy Against Representation: A Radical Realist View. Abolition: A Journal of Insurgent Politics. Raekstad, P. Forthcoming. Human Development and Alienation in the Thought of Karl Marx. European Journal of Political Theory. Raekstad, P. Forthcoming. The Democratic Theory of the Early Marx. Archiv für Geschichte. Wednesday, 30.08.2017 | 11:00 – 12:30 | Room PB.2.5 SP08: (Un)Making Solidarities with Ipek Demir and Pekka Juhani Sulkunen Session Chair: Marta Soler-Gallart, University of Barcelona Ipek Demir, University of Leicester, United Kingdom (Un)Making Europe: How to make sense of the contemporary 'politics of resentment'? My paper will discuss the (un)making of Europe in the context of contemporary issues over difference in Europe. It will rethink the relationship between diasporas, cosmopolitanism and multiculturalism in order to make sense of identity, difference, conflict, crisis and resistance in contemporary Europe, including the 'politics of resentment' which governs the European social and political sphere. There is currently a growing opposition to both multiculturalism and to cosmopolitan ideals in Europe. The backlash against multiculturalism is accompanied by an anti-immigration and nationalist sentiment, challenging cosmopolitan values. The 'threat' from one is conflated with the other, presented as a menace poised against, and ready to puncture, European identity, culture, civilization and values. However, rather than seen as bedfellows, cosmopolitanism and multiculturalism have come to be constructed as adversaries. Many social commentators and scholars appeal to cosmopolitanism's Enlightenment origins, taking Kant's theories on cosmopolitanism as a basis. Cosmopolitanism is what the desirable Europeans did and aspired to; the 'undesirable' 'parochial' ethno-religious communities of Europe, on the other hand, did something we did not like very much: they did multiculturalism. What is interesting is that this backlash against multiculturalism did not only come from the usual suspects. Sociologists, for example, Beck (2011: 54), Delanty (2011: 650), and GlickSchiller et al (2011: 401) have also been critical of multiculturalism, or used multiculturalism as a foil when defending cosmopolitanism (See Demir 2016 for a criticism of this). This juxtaposition of 66 cosmopolitanism against multiculturalism is all the more perplexing given that both cosmopolitanism and multiculturalism question the upper hand that the hegemonic national subjects hold, and attempt to increase the participation of all, including minoritized groups, as equal civic and political citizens within and across nation-states. Debates on Brexit and immigration have tapped into this existing dislike of multiculturalism (and the associated loss of privilege). This is borne out with numbers we have on Brexit which show that multiculturalism tops the list of social ills for Brexiters (81%) over and above immigration (80%) – even if slightly. In my paper I will explore such issues, including the extent to which resistance to both cosmopolitan values and multiculturalism we see in Europe today can be seen as a deep yearning for an old Europe where people knew their place, especially the immigrants, or non-whites or those from the colonies. I will attempt to uncover how without a proper understanding of the backlash against multiculturalism and racial diversity in Europe, we cannot make sense of contemporary Europe, including its making and unmaking. SHORT BIOGRAPHY: Ipek Demir (PhD, Sussex) is an Associate Professor in Sociology at the University of Leicester, UK. She was previously an ESRC Postdoctoral Fellow at the University of Cambridge. Demir's work sits at the intersections of the fields of diaspora studies, ethno-politics, race and identity, nationalism, indigeneity, global politics as well as social and critical thought. She has carried out empirical research on Kurdish and Turkish diasporas, funded by the AHRC. Her latest article is entitled: 'Shedding an Ethnic Identity in Diaspora: De-Turkification and the Transnational Discursive Struggles of the Kurdish Diaspora', published in Critical Discourse Studies (Feb 2017). She is the founder and co-coordinator of BSA's Diaspora, Migration and Transnationalism Study Group and the former Vice-Chair of ESA's Sociology of Migration Research Network. Pekka Juhani Sulkunen, University of Helsinki, Finland Causality or Justice? Contradicting Principles of Regulating Problematic Consumption in Consumer Society Evidence-based public policy usually requires proof of causality as its justification. The causes of problems must be identified and demonstration of the effectiveness of specific measures is a condition for their application. “What works?” is a standard requirement for regulation of problematic lifestyles or consumption. The requirement of causality is often in a strange contradiction with justice. In many lifestyle issues such as excessive eating, gambling, drinking or other behavioural problems causality usually cannot be demonstrated. We do not know, for example, whether poverty is a cause or a consequence of gambling, overconsumption of food, drink or other deleterious consumption patterns. Neglect of policy in these cases means violation of our intuitive concept of justice. This paper applies Adam Smith's theory of justice to deal with the problem. In his Theory of Moral Sentiments he advances the idea that justice is the fundamental moral sentiment for the maintenance of social order and solidarity. It is based on the passion of anger but must be qualified and regulated by reason. The paper argues that justice rather than causality should take priority in social policies that aim at social cohesion and order. 67 SHORT BIOGRAPHY: Pekka Sulkunen is Professor Emeritus of Sociology, University of Helsinki. He was President of the European Sociological Association 2011-2013. He is a member of the Finnish Academy of Science and Letters. His research interests are the public sector governance, power and democracy, social theory, and addictions. Recent publications include: The Saturated Society (Second Edition 2016); Society on its own. The sociological promise today (European J. of Cultural and Political Sociology 2014); Autonomy against Intimacy (Telos 156/2011); The Kurdish Question: The Black Holes of Democracy (Telos 171/2015). The Consumer Society and the Social Bond: the Neoliberal Turn in Norway (2015); The Images Theory of Addiction (2015). Currently lecturing on “The sociological promise from the Enlightenment to Postmodern Critics”. Principal author of an international collaborative book Gambling, Science and Public Policy (Oxford University Press, forthcoming 2018). Wednesday, 30.08.2017 | 11:00 – 12:30 | Room PA.1.1 SP09: (Un)Making Subjectivities with Anastasia Denisova and Nayia Kamenou Session Chair: Monica Massari, University of Naples Federico II Anastasia Denisova, University of Westminster, United Kingdom Viral Storytelling and Subjectivity in Social Networks: How Personalised Contributions via Memes, Gifs, Hashtags and Comments Affect the Deliberation of Mainstream and Alternative Politics Since the proliferation of social networks a few decades ago, users have embraced new modes of storytelling and discussing social and political grievances online. In addition to blogging, microblogging, commenting, liking and sharing, they have also started to exploit the more fragmented bits of communication, namely Internet memes, gifs, hashtags and other seemingly “incomplete” texts. Brexit and the US presidential campaign of the 2016 saw the use of memes in both traditional and digital politics – politicians employed memes to attract audience to their discourses; whilst other voices were emerging online, aiming to ride the waves of user-generated vitality on social networks and resists to the dominant discourse. This research studies the impact of viral storytelling and digital communication on the political discourses in social networks. It amalgamates the studies on the attention deficit that has been identified among the Internet publics in the 2010s, emotional storytelling for political activism, affective publics and creative emotional deliberation of politics in the digital space. It also aims to draw the links between the personalised expressions of grievances and opinions, to the formation of collective mobilisations and narratives. This approach aims to link the existing studies on affective publics, alternative political activism and digital storytelling with the need to acknowledge the blurring lines between personalised and collective political discussions; understanding the ways how individualised subjectivities turn into mainstream yet often reverberate back into subcultures. 68 SHORT BIOGRAPHY: Dr Anastasia Denisova is a Lecturer in Journalism at the Communication and Media Research Institute (CAMRI), University of Westminster. Before starting her academic career, she worked as a journalist in Russia for over a decade; she keeps writing for the Independent, Global Voices and other media platforms. Anastasia has published her academic research on alternative digital politics, microbloggers, satire and Internet memes in Media, Culture & Society, Demokratizatsiya, Comparative Sociology, among others. She received awards for best presentations at academic conferences (such as Oxford Internet Institute's recognition). Currently, she is looking at viral cultures and memes in the Western digital politics; the role they play in propaganda, populism and citizen deliberation. For further information you can visit Dr Denisova's personnal webpage. Nayia Kamenou, De Montfort University, United Kingdom On Precariousness and Emancipation: Female Political Subjectivities and Agency in the Greek FarRight Why do women join far-right parties? How do they position themselves in relation to their party's ideology? What is the impact of their political agency on party ideology, organization, structure, and strategies? Answers to these questions are important for fully understanding the current thriving of a much-dangerous phenomenon that threatens hard-won democracy. This article offers novel responses to these questions through the study of the Greek Golden Dawn (GD), as one of the farright parties in Europe that have been successful at recruiting women. It links party politics and gender and politics literature by examining GD women's political subjectivities and agency. It employs a women-centered, close-up, internalist approach to the study of the topic and a qualitative research design. It thematically analyzes empirical ethnographic data from participant observation and interviews with GD women politicians and seasoned activists and documents that appear on the GD's official website and on the blog of the GD Women's Front. It challenges arguments that women are affiliated to far-right parties through men. It shows that GD women have managed to construct a catch-all, flexible, and coherent gender discourse that is becoming central to GD's ideological and policy positions. It also highlights the ways through which gender is employed by the far right to augment its support base, especially when structural conditions are ripe. Therefore, it argues that such gender discourse could lead to an increase in the popularity and support of far-right parties among women and men with diverse views about gender and politics, both in Greece and elsewhere. SHORT BIOGRAPHY: Dr Nayia Kamenou is a VC2020 Lecturer in the School of Applied Social Sciences at De Montfort University, Leicester, United Kingdom. Dr Kamenou's research is interdisciplinary and cuts across political science, sociology and gender studies. Her research interests include gender, sexuality, and political agency. She conducts research and has published work on the interrelations between nationhood, ethnic identities, gender, and sexuality; the impact of Europeanization on lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans*, queer, and intersex rights, identities, and activism; women's participation in far-right parties and the formation of gendered political agency and identities within the far right; women's role in peace-building processes; representations of gender and sexual identities in cinema; the impact of law and policy on trans* identities and political mobilization. Dr Kamenou's work is firmly committed to political and social concerns and to the development of possible interventions for their resolution. 69 Friday, 01.09.2017 | 09:00 – 10:30 | Room PD.2.34 SP10: Right-Wing Extremism and Islamist Extremism in Europe: Similarities and Differences with Esther Webman and Zbyněk Tarant Session Chair: Karin Stögner, University of Vienna Esther Webman, Tel Aviv University, Israel Islamism's Manichean Vision and the Jews In his analysis of classical and contemporary perspectives on antisemitism, Sociologist David Norman Smith shows that antisemitism is a social construction of Jews as enemies. He adopts Norman Cohn's assertion that “the deadliest form of antisemitism…has little to do with real conflicts of interest between living people, or even with racial prejudice as such…[It is] rather a conviction that Jews – all Jews everywhere in the world – form a conspiratorial body set on ruining and then dominating the rest of mankind.” This teaching appeared to be specifically modern, forming a decisive extension of the late medieval view that Jews are “mysterious beings, endowed with uncanny, sinister powers.” Everyday religious and cultural strife had given way to a global dualism, a Manichean vision of a world divided between Jewish evil and Gentile good. I adopt Smith's contention to argue that the Islamist worldview is typical to the Manichean vision of a world, and show that Islamism is an apocalyptic ideology which seeks to redeem the world from the ills of modernism, capitalism, imperialism, and the Jews, perceived as the embodiment of all things anti-Islamic. It reinforces a dichotomous worldview of good and evil, believers and non-believers, the House of Islam and the House of war, which can be reconciled only with the ultimate victory of Islam. SHORT BIOGRAPHY: Dr. Esther Webman is the head of the Zeev Vered Desk for the Study of Tolerance and Intolerance in the Middle East, and a senior research fellow at the Dayan Center for Middle Eastern Studies and the Stephen Roth Institute at Tel Aviv University. Her research is focused on Arab discourse analysis, mainly Arab Antisemitism and Arab perceptions of the Holocaust. She has published extensively on these topics and participated in numerous conferences. Her book, From Empathy to Denial: Arab Responses to the Holocaust, co-authored with Prof. Meir Litvak, won the Washington Institute for Near East Policy's Gold book prize for 2010, and was published in Hebrew in 2015. Zbyněk Tarant, University of West Bohemia, Czech Republic Attitudes of the Czech Far-right Scene to Islam, Islamism and Islamophobia My presentation explores the various attitudes of the Czech Neo-Nazis towards the various actors, states and peoples of the Muslim world. The presentation is intended to raise issues that might become crucial for the debates about national security and possibilities of collusion between the farright and the Islamist movements. For this purpose, I will use an interdisciplinary approach that includes anthropological fieldwork, social network analysis (SNA) and methods of qualitative analysis of electronic and printed far-right propaganda materials. My goal is to describe the surprising diversity of attitudes by the Czech far-right that could range from open hostility to a more or less 70 disguised affinity. By exploring the conflicting images of Muslims in the neo-Nazi thought (“immigrants” vs. “anti-Zionist fighters”), my presentation will name the factors that might be responsible for policymaking of the far-right about the muslim cultural space. This allows me to define the theoretical conditions, under which certain mutual cooperation between the neo-Nazis and the Islamist movements could or could not be possible. I will describe the neo-Nazi version of ethnopluralism that enables the neo-Nazis and other far-right movements to support the regime of Bashar al-Assad in Syria, or the Hizballah movement in Lebanon, while maintaining their strong antiImmigration agenda. Further exploration of anti-immigration rhetorics will show how islamophobia is being connected and misused for the purpose of antisemitism and what do such accusations reveal about foreign inspirations and broader geopolitical perspectives of the Czech antisemitic scene. SHORT BIOGRAPHY: Zbyněk Tarant, Ph.D. was born in 1982 in the former Czechoslovakia (today's Czech Republic). After graduating at the University of West Bohemia in the field of Cultural Anthropology of the Near East, he continued his studies at the same institution, where he got his Ph.D. in 2012. While his main topic of research is the history of holocaust memory and its institutions in the State of Israel and the USA (the theme being the topic of his dissertation, defended in 2012), he became actively involved in the research of contemporary antisemitism since 2006. His specialty is monitoring of cyber-hate and analysis of emerging threats in the contemporary Central European antisemitism. Friday, 01.09.2017 | 09:00 – 10:30 | Room PC.1.7 SP11: Care Labour and Affective Labour in the Global Care Chain with Konstantina Davaki and Lise Widding Isaksen Session Chairs: Maria Carmela Agodi, University of Naples Federico II Michael Meuser, TU Dortmund Konstantina Davaki, London School of Economics, United Kingdom On the Global and Local Intersections of Care and Technology-Assisted Reproduction: InternetMediated Surrogacy in Greece and Cyprus This presentation examines issues of surrogacy in the context of two EU countries (Greece and Cyprus) which share significant characteristics. Both are or have been subject to EU-imposed austerity programmes; both are entry points to Europe; finally, they are the only EU member states which allow altruistic surrogacy. The presentation analyses the impact of recession and austerity policies on the supply of surrogate mothers in the two countries for commercial purposes. The presentation will focus on the narratives of prospective surrogates and intended parents involving the notions of solidarity, altruism, sisterhood, as well as the role of the mainstream and social media in informing the public debate on the issue. To examine the above, the presentation will use desktop research methods to identify websites 71 providing surrogate services. The content of such websites is expected to give a sense of the extent of online-arranged surrogacy in the two countries. We will also analyse interviews given to the media by gynaecologists and intended parents, available on the web and identify the ways in which the phenomenon is communicated to the media. In addition, through scrutinising the relevant blogs and social media we will attempt to analyse the contributions and comments of the surrogates themselves using critical discourse analysis, so as to identify the perspectives of surrogates and the ways in which their experience is presented online. SHORT BIOGRAPHY: Dr Konstantina Davaki is Research Fellow in Social Policy at the London School of Economics. Her main research interests are gender, comparative social policy, bioethics, care, work/life balance, violence against women, mental health and welfare ideologies in a globalised world. Since 2010 she has been advising the Committee on Women's Rights and Gender Equality (FEMM) of the European Parliament. Her academic publications include articles in peer-reviewed journals, book chapters and reports: Davaki,K. (2017) 'Surrogacy arrangements in austerity Greece: policy considerations in a permissive regime' in Davies,M. (ed) Babies for Sale?:Transnational Surrogacy and the Politics of Reproduction, Zed Books; Davaki, K. (2016) Demography and Family Policies from a Gender Perspective, DG IPOL. European Parliament; Davaki,K. (2016) Differences in Men's and Women's Work, Care and Leisure Time, DG IPOL, European Parliament; Brunet,L. Davaki,K et al. (2013) A Comparative Study in the Regime of Surrogacy in EU Member States, DG IPOL, European Parliament. Lise Widding Isaksen, University of Bergen, Norway Changing Welfare Regimes and Migrant Care Work In this presentation, I will examine how new trends in welfare policies now intersect with gender, employment and migration policies. The local gender egalitarian dual earner/dual carer family model is supported by the welfare state's recruitment of care workers with migrant background and refugees. How migrant care workers' production of care services in Norway might influence gender dynamics in paid and unpaid care work in receiver and sender countries, is an important question for future research. As the global care chain concept was pioneered in the USA, a context with an absence of collective and public provision of care, the conceptual framework has to be extended when shifting focus to Europe and Scandinavia to include migrants taking jobs in public care services and welfare institutions. The reconciliation of work and family care is today one of the most pressing problems in most European societies. As the care work regimes in Nordic contexts are being characterized by the drives for efficiency, productivity and flexibility, work force policies are geared to finding a flexible and available workforce. One result is that present care work regimes increasingly rely on migrant workers; the majority of them are women often arrived in Norway as labour migrants or as refugees. In classic studies of global care chains, the domestic live-in worker is the central individual, while in Nordic context the public employed care worker is becoming the dominant figure. 72 SHORT BIOGRAPHY: Professor Lise Widding Isaksen works in the Department of Sociology at the University of Bergen, Norway. Among her research interests are gender issues, globalization, migration, transnational families, care work and welfare/social politics. She has written extensively on gender, migration and power in welfare states, with special emphasis on the social organization of care paid and unpaid care work. Selected recent publications: 1) Lise Widding Isaksen (ed): Global Care Work. Gender and Migration in Nordic Societies. Nordic Academic Press, Lund, Sweden. 2) Lise Widding Isaksen (2012) “Transnational Spaces of Care: Migrant Nurses in Norway.” In Social Politics, International Studies in Gender, State and Society, vol. 19, number 1, spring 2012, p.58-78, Oxford University Press, Oxford. 3) 'Strangers in Paradise? Italian Mothers in Norway' (2016) in Majella Kilkey and Ewa PalengaMøllenbeck (eds) Family Life in an Age of Migration and Mobility. Global perspectives through the Life Course. Palgrave Macmillan. Friday, 01.09.2017 | 09:00 – 10:30 | Room PB.2.5 SP12: The Transformations of Capitalism in Eastern Europe with Jan Drahokoupil and Svetlana Stephenson Session Chairs: Elena Danilova, Institute of Sociology RAS Jan Drahokoupil, European Trade Union Institute, Belgium The Sociology of Economic Dependence: Are East European Countries Stuck in the Dependent Capitalism Model? It is somewhat ironic that the concept of dependence, traditionally associated with the Marxist tradition, has come to dominate the theoretical frameworks that inform economic sociology and political economy of the region that was once labelled as post-communist. This presentation first explores the meaning of political and economic dependence in the light of empirical evidence from the region. It then proceeds by investigating the prospect of the dependent market economies by looking at the dynamism of wage convergence and considering the impact of new technology on the nature of region's integration into global/European value chains. SHORT BIOGRAPHY: Jan Drahokoupil is a Senior Researcher at the European Trade Union Institute (ETUI) in Brussels. He published a number of books and journal articles on European and transition economies, welfare state, and multinational corporations. Jan coordinates research on digitalization at the ETUI. Recently, he edited two special issues of Transfer: European Review of Labour and Research on digitalization and the future of work. His book publications include Globalization and the state in Central and Eastern Europe (Routledge, 2009), Transition economies: Political economy in Russia, 73 Eastern Europe, and Central Asia (with Martin Myant, Wiley-Blackwell, 2011), The outsourcing challenge: Organizing workers across fragmented production networks (edited, ETUI, 2015), Flexible workforces and low profit margins: Electronics assembly between Europe and China (edited, ETUI, 2016), and Chinese investment in Europe (edited, ETUI, 2017). Svetlana Stephenson, London Metropolitan University, United Kingdom Criminal Entrepreneurs and Capitalist Transformation in Russia The collapse of the state socialist system and the rise of new capitalist forms in Russia were accompanied by wide-spread illegality and organized criminality. This led to a period of social chaos and lawlessness, which enabled criminal networks to convert their capacity for violence into economic profit. They established their own systems of private protection, the so-called “roofs”, kryshi, using them for primitive accumulation, and competed with the weakened state as agents of violent regulation. While both the strengthening of the state and organized crime actors' own ambitions led to the latter's increasing integration into mainstream economic and political structures, a complex web of interdependencies emerged in which actors from criminal networks and political authorities collaborate using each other's resources. This fusion and assimilation of members of the governing bureaucracy and members of an aspiring bourgeoisie coming from criminal backgrounds was as much the result of consensus and cooperation as it was of competition and confrontation. Using interview data with members of organized crime groups and representatives of law enforcement agencies, and analysis of secondary data, I argue that instead of a pattern of elimination of Russian organized crime by the state, we can see a mutually reinforcing ensemble that reproduces the existing social and economic order. SHORT BIOGRAPHY: Dr Svetlana Stephenson is a Reader in Sociology at London Metropolitan University. Her research has involved studying informal and criminal social networks in Russia, as well as perceptions of social justice and human rights in a comparative context. She is the author of Gangs of Russia, From the Streets to the Corridors of Power (Cornell UP, 2015), Crossing the Line. Vagrancy, Homelessness and Social Displacement in Russia (Ashgate, 2006) and the co-editor of Youth and Social Change in Eastern Europe and the Former Soviet Union (Routledge, 2012). Her research was published in Current Sociology, Radical Philosophy, Journal of Youth Studies, The Sociological Review, Europe-Asia Studies, International Journal of Comparative Sociology, Slavic Review, Social Justice Research and Work, Employment and Society, among others. Before coming to the UK, she had worked at the Levada Centre in Moscow. Friday, 01.09.2017 | 09:00 – 10:30 | Room PC.2.14 SP13: Public Sociology and Public Intellectuals in Times of Europe's Crisis with Markus Schulz and Maria Kousis Session Chair(s): Eleni Nina Pazarzi, University of Piraeus 74 Markus Schulz, New School for Social Research, United States of America Crisis, Contention, and the Sociology of Possibilities How could or should sociology respond to the crisis of the present? What are the competing options, resources, and obstacles? What can the sociology of imagination and possibilities contribute to these debates? This paper starts by discussing the social construction of the “Greek Crisis” in the context of a broader global crisis and a shifting zeitgeist. It contrasts the spectacles of corporate media and the technocratic narratives of political and economic elites with challenges to austerity and emerging alternative visions. On a theoretical level, it argues for the need to connect economic approaches to crises with studies of contentious politics and futures research. Studying stories of crises is studying futures in the making. This entails the forging of decisions points and narrative devices that broaden or narrow the choices considered to be within “reason”. The widely diagnosed decline of utopian visions had left a void. Into it seep resentments of disenchantment to an extent that it threatens institutional stability, yet without altering more fundamental power differentials. Deconstructing the enclosures of expectation can help to democratize the imagination of future scenarios. In this sense, a sociology of possibilities offers practical relevance for the democratization of European futures. SHORT BIOGRAPHY: Markus S. Schulz is Vice-President of the International Sociological Association, President of the ISA Forum of Sociology in Vienna 2016, and founding curator of the online WebForum on The Futures We Want. Professor Schulz's research focuses on globalization, media, movements, and democratic imagination. He is author of the six-volume book series on Internet and Politics in Latin America (Frankfurt: Vervuert, 2003) and editor of the Current Sociology special issues on Values and Culture (2011) and Future Moves (2015). Among his many journal articles are “Collective Action across Borders” (Sociological Perspectives) and “Debating Futures” (International Sociology). Schulz won for his work international distinction, including the ISA's Bielefeld Prize for the Internationalization of Sociology, the Eastern Sociological Society's Candace Rogers Award, and the American Sociological Association's Elise Boulding Award. Schulz has taught at New York University, University of Illinois, Virginia Tech, and the Bauhaus University of Weimar, Germany. He is currently working at the New School for Social Research on a project about “Reclaiming Futures.” For further information visit Markus Schulz's personal website. Maria Kousis, University of Crete, Greece Solidarities Confronting Europe's Crises Through Alternative and Transnational Action Organizations Solidarities confronting hard times in European spaces have been increasing since the recent economic and refugee crises. This presentation will offer main findings on solidarity initiatives and practices since 2007, which have been produced in LIVEWHAT and TransSOL, two European Commission funded research projects covering solidarity experiences in nine and eight countries respectively. More specifically the presentation will document major features of Alternative Action Organizations as well as Transnational Solidarity Organizations, using fresh data produced with a new method, Action Organization Analysis. Created for the needs of the specific research on solidarity initiatives, the method is based on protest event, protest case and political claims analysis and uses a hubs-website approach to build its randomly selected national samples. 75 These Action Organizations embody citizens' initiatives and networks of cooperation amongst civil society actors engaging in strategic alternative/solidarity actions in the public sphere, and aiming to provide alternative ways of enduring day-to-day difficulties and challenges under hard times, especially relating to urgent needs (food, health, shelter), the economy, environment, communications, alternative consumption/food sovereignty, self-organized spaces, culture, and others. These initiatives/organizations are not operated or exclusively supported by mainstream economic and political organizations (i.e. corporate, state, or EU related agencies). The data show that different patterns of solidarity are evident across European spaces unveiling varying organizational types, beneficiaries and participants, solidarity orientations, aims, action types as well as supplementary activities to reach them. SHORT BIOGRAPHY: Maria Kousis (PhD University of Michigan 1984) is Professor of Sociology and Director of the Centre for Research and Studies in Humanities, Social Sciences and Pedagogics at the University of Crete. Her work focuses on political, economic and environmental contention, as well as social change and impacts of the recent crises. She was coordinator of the EC DGXII project 'Grassroots Environmental Action & Sustainable Development in the Southern European Union' and partner in EC projects including TEA, PAGANINI and MEDVOICES. Publications include 11 edited volumes/books/special issues and more than 60 articles/book chapters, including Economic and Political Contention in Comparative Perspective (co-edited with Charles Tilly; Paradigm, 2005). She is more recently involved as partner in the European Commission projects LIVEWHAT and TransSOL where she is leader of work packages on alternative forms of resilience and innovative paths to transnational solidarity, respectively. Furthermore, with Jochen Roose she has co-ordinated the GGCRISI Project on public sphere attributions of responsibility in Germany and Greece (2009-2013) funded by the Greek and German Ministries. Summary Table of Mid-Day Specials WEDNESDAY 30 Aug. 2017 12:45 - 13:45 ESA Lecture Series ESA Discussions MD01: The Future of Sociological Research (PC.1.7) MD02: Assessing Sociology - Research and Impact Assessments and their Implications (PE.1.38) Meet the ... Special Topics Author Meets Critics MD04: Academic MD03: Meet the Editor: The European Freedom Under Threat in Europe Journal of Social (PC.2.14) Theory at 20 Years (PA.1.1) MD05: Author Meets Critics: Claus Offe's book "Europe Entrapped" (PD.2.34) MD06: Author Meets Critics: Jo Littler's book "Against Meritocracy: Culture, Power and Mythos of Mobility" (PB.2.5) THURSDAY 31 Aug. 2017 12:45 - 13:45 MD07: Sociology Today (PC.2.14) ΜD08: Interdisciplinarity in Times of Budget Cuts and University Restructuring Advancement or Demise of Sociology? (PB.2.5) MD09: Meet the Editors: How to Write A Journal Article and Get It Published (PF.1.43) MD12: Author Meets Critics: Victor Roudometof's book "Glocalization: A Critical Introduction" (PA.1.1) MD10: Meet the Funders: Sociology at its best - Everything you want to know about the ERC Grants (PC.1.7) MD13: Author Meets Critics: Clyde W. Barrow's book "Towards a Critical Theory of the State" (PE.1.38) MD11: Meet Civil Society Actors: Migration in Greece (PD.2.33) 76 77 Mid-Day Specials series "Voix et Regards" at Balland Publishing, he is now in charge of the series "Le monde comme il va" at Editions Robert Laffont, and with Julien Ténédos of the series "Interventions" at Editions de la MSH. His latest book is "The Jews, the Muslims and the Republic", at Editions Robert Laffont. MD01: ESA Lecture Series (1) - The Future of Sociological Research AIRI-ALINA ALLASTE is Professor of Sociology at Tallinn University and President of the Estonian Sociological Association. As a member of the current ESA Executive Committee, she is the director of the Pre-conference PhD Summer School Workshop in Athens from 27 to 28 August. Her research, publications and teaching focus on youth studies. She has been a national coordinator and working package leader for various international projects and been recently visiting professor at Lisbon University, Portugal; Griffith University, Australia and Åbo Akademi, Finland. She has been responsible organiser of several conferences including 10th Annual Conference of Estonian Social Sciences (Tallinn, Estonia March, 2017). Session Chairs: Airi-Alina Allaste, Tallinn University MD02: Assessing Sociology - Research and Impact Assessments and their Implications Wednesday, 30.08.2017 | 12:45 – 13:45 | PC.1.7 with Michel Wieviorka, EHESS / FMSH, France Present and Future of Sociology. A European Perspective This lecture examines some main characteristics of sociology (and other social sciences) today. They exist now in almost all countries all over the world but this doesn't lead necessarily to the decline of « methodological nationalism », following the expression coined by Ulrich Beck. We should avoid any confusion between comparative approaches, and « global » or « cosmopolitan » ones. The globalization of social sciences appear also when one considers the issue of language, and the quasi monopoly of English - a very complex question. There is a contradiction between the reality in most Universities, and the discourses on pluri- or interor multi-disciplinarity, and one observes a strong tendency towards more and more specialization, and difficulties for many scholars to participate in rather general debates. As a member of the scientific council of ERC, I discuss these issues taking into account the perspectives offered by this European institution. My conclusion : at the world level, we are facing now three main models for sociology, and not two : the International one, under anglo-saxon hegemony, the national one which resists to it, and the new European one, first of all with ERC. SHORT BIOGRAPHY: Michel Wieviorka, professor at the Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales, is the President of the Board of the Foundation Maison des Sciences de l'Homme (FMSH). He was director of the Center for Sociological Analysis and Intervention (CADIS, EHESS-CNRS) between 1993 and 2009. From 2006 to 2010, he was President of the International Sociological Association (ISA) and has been a member of the ERC (European Research Council) Scientific Council since 2014. He was codirector with Georges Balandier of the journal Cahiers Internationaux de Sociologie from 1991 to 2011, and now heads the new SOCIO magazine (with Laetitia Atlani-Duault), which he created in 2013. His research has focused on the notion of conflict, terrorism and violence, racism, anti-Semitism, social movements, democracy and the phenomena of cultural difference. After having edited the 78 Wednesday, 30.08.2017 | 12:45 – 13:45 | PE.1.38 Session Chair: Sue Scott, University of York with John Holmwood, University of Nottingham, United Kingdom Marta Soler-Gallart, University of Barcelona, Department of Sociology, Spain Assessing Sociology: Research and Impact Assessments and their Implications This Midday Session will explore the issues raised by the increase in assessment, audit and evaluation in relation to academic research. This process is probably most highly developed in the UK were it began in 1986, but has spread across Europe in various forms, including a range of attempts top measure the social and economic impacts of research. It can be argued that this process has raise the profile of research in Universities and beyond, but also that it has valorized particular forms of knowledge production at the expense of the further development of critical sociological thinking. SHORT BIOGRAPHIES: JOHN HOLMWOOD is Professor of Sociology at the University of Nottingham and Visiting Research Professor at the Institute for Philosophy at the Czech Academy of Sciences. He is a former President of the British Sociological Association and a current member of the ISA Executive and a Managing Editor of Discover Society. He is an active campaigner for public higher education. His talk will look at market-oriented policies designed to enhance the instrumental value of knowledge – ranging from research evaluation audits and policies for co-production of research – and their impact upon the social sciences and the place of sociology within them. It will argue that individualistic, behavioural science is promoted at the expense of critical, social (structural) science. MARTA SOLER is Professor of Sociology at the University of Barcelona and director of CREA research center on theories and practices Overcoming Inequalities. She is a member of the ESA Council and of the Board of the Catalan Association of Sociology. She is currently the Coordinator of the EU 7th Framework Programme, IMPACT-EV. This project is evaluating the impact and outcomes 79 of European SSH research (2014-2017), which describes the development of a system of indicators of scientific impact, political and social research in SSH. Her talk will discuss the findings from this project and their implications for social science research and researchers across Europe. SUE SCOTT is an Honorary Professor at the University of York (UK) and a Visiting Professor at Helsinki University. She has been a Pro Vice Chancellor with responsibility for research and currently acts as a consultant on Research Assessment and Impact to a number of UK Universities. She is Chair of the Helsinki University Change Review. She is a Vice President of the ESA. Wednesday, 30.08.2017 | 12:45 – 13:45 | PA.1.1 MD03: Meet the Editor: The European Journal of Social Theory at 20 Years with Gerard Delanty, Sussex University, United Kingdom Meet the Editor: The European Journal of Social Theory at 20 Years To mark the 20th anniversary of the European Journal of Social Theory, Sage Publications LTD, London, are sponsoring this Mid-Day Special event at which the Editor, Gerard Delanty, will offer his reflections on the journal over the past two decades as well as discussing the field of social theory and challenges for the future. The informal event, at which drinks will be available, will be also an opportunity to discuss with the EJST editor publishing in the journal. SHORT BIOGRAPHY: GERARD DELANTY. Professor of Sociology and Social & Political Thought, Sussex University, Brighton UK. I work in the field of historical and political sociology and social theory. I am particularly interested in the intersection of history and sociology. I have recently been working on the European cultural heritage in the context of a Horizon2020 research project http://culturalbase.eu/. My current research interests include the Anthropocene debate, cosmopolitanism, and modernity in comparative perspective. My recent publications include The Cosmopolitan Imagination (Cambridge University Press, 2009, Formations of European Modernity (Palgrave 2013) and The European Heritage: A Critical Interpretation (forthcoming Routledge 2018). I have edited the European Journal of Social Theory since it began in 1998. I have started a blog site on Brexit related issues at www.gerarddelanty.wordpress.com Wednesday, 30.08.2017 | 12:45 – 13:45 | PC.2.14 MD04: Academic Freedom Under Threat in Europe Session Chair: Laura Horn, Roskilde Universitet with Latife Akyuz, Goethe University Frankfurt am Main, Germany Reyda Ergun, Kadir Has University, Philosophy and Sociology of Law, Faculty of Law 80 Csaba Szalo, Masaryk University Academic Freedom Under Threat in Europe The commitments to academic freedom and freedom of expression are cornerstones of an open, democratic society. The recent assaults on these principles in Higher Education in countries such as Turkey, Russia and Hungary once again show that academic freedom is seen as threat by increasingly authoritarian regimes. In Turkey, the government has reacted with repressive measures against academics for expressing their political views in the 'Academics for Peace' campaign. Following the failed coup in July 2016, state disciplining and persecution of academics has increased, with their freedom of expression, opinion, association and travel curtailed in many cases. In Hungary, the autonomy of universities is under threat – most prominently following the government's bill of April 2017, which will render it difficult for the Central European University to continue operating in Hungary. The struggle for academic freedom, it seems, is more crucial than ever in Europe. How could, and should, the academic community, including learned associations such as ESA, react to these developments? Which possibilities for solidarity, and which avenues for protest are there? In this panel, speakers will offer presentations on the current state of affairs in Turkey and Hungary. Afterwards there will be an open plenary debate. SHORT BIOGRAPHIES: LAURA HORN is Associate Professor in the Department of Social Sciences and Business at Roskilde University, Denmark. Her research interests are located within a critical political economy of European integration. She is chairing the ESA RN Council in the 2015-2017 term, and has been a member of RN06 Critical Political Economy since 2005. REYDA ERGÜN UMUROGLU is Assistant Professor in the Department of Philosophy and Sociology of Law at Kadir Has University, Turkey. Her areas of research are political philosophy, philosophy of law, sociology of law, theory of human rights, and gender studies. She is an academic freedom activist and member of the working group on law under Academics for Peace. LATIFE AKYÜZ received her PhD from Middle East Technical University (METU), Ankara in 2013. She has held positions as a visiting scholar at Indiana University (2010), Binghamton University (2011–12) and the Center for Ethnic and Migration Studies, Liege University (2014). Her research interests are border regions, ethnicity, and gender studies, with her most recent work focusing on migrant Alevi women living in Europe. She was one of the editors of the Toplum ve Bilim (Society and Science) Special Issue on Borders and Border Studies in Turkey. She held the position of Assistant Professor at Duzce University from March 2014 until her dismissal in 2016 due to her signing of the Academics for Peace petition. Now she is a Philipp Schwartz fellow in Goethe University, Frankfurt am Main. CSABA SZALO is currently Chair at the Department of Sociology, Masaryk University, Brno, Czech Republic. He is involved in the Social Theory Research Network and in the Executive Committee of the ESA. In recent years he has been working on urban memory and European identity politics. He has an enduring interest in social theory and cultural sociology. 81 Wednesday, 30.08.2017 | 12:45 – 13:45 | PD.2.34 MD05: Author Meets Critics: Claus Offe's book “Europe Entrapped" Session Chair: Frank Welz, ESA President (Paris/Innsbruck) Discussants: Teresa Pullano (Basel), Sylvia Walby (Lancaster), Alison E. Woodward (Brussels) with Claus Offe, Hertie School of Governance, Berlin, Germany Europe Entrapped In the book “Europe Entrapped”, Claus Offe brings into sharp focus the central political problem that lies at the heart of the EU and shackles its ability to deal with the most serious crisis of its short history. Today Europe finds itself in a crisis that casts a dark shadow over an entire generation. The seriousness of the crisis stems from one core political contradiction at the heart of the European project: namely, that what urgently needs to be done is also extremely unpopular and therefore virtually impossible to do democratically. What must be done - and almost everyone agrees in principle on the measures that would be needed to deal with the financial crisis - cannot be sold to the voting public of the core member states, which so far have been less affected by the crisis than those on the periphery, nor can the conditions that core members try to impose be easily sold to voters in the deficit countries. The European Union is therefore becoming increasingly disunited, with deepening divides between the German-dominated 'core' and the southern 'periphery', between the winners and the losers of the common currency, between the advocates of greater integration and the anti-Europeans, between the technocrats and the populists. Europe finds itself trapped by the deepening divisions that are opening up across the Continent, obstructing its ability to deal with a crisis that has already caused massive social suffering in the countries of the European periphery and is threatening to derail the very project of the European Union. SHORT BIOGRAPHIES: CLAUS OFFE is Professor of Political Sociology at the Hertie School of Governance in Berlin. He is author of numerous books, including Contradictions of the Welfare State, Disorganized Capitalism, Modernity and the State, and Reflections on America: Tocqueville, Weber and Adorno in the United States. TERESA PULLANO is currently Assistant Professor in the Law Faculty and in the Institute of European Global Studies of the University of Basel. She is the author of 'La citoyenneté européenne: un espace quasi-étatique' (Paris, Presses de Sciences Po, 2014). SYLVIA WALBY, ESA President 1995-97, is Distinguished Professor of Sociology and UNESCO Chair in Gender Research, Director, Violence and Society UNESCO Centre, Lancaster University, UK. Her work contributes to theorising society. It mainstreams gender and other intersecting inequalities and uses complexity science to rethink core concepts of social systems, offering a comparative analysis of neoliberalism and social democracy in Europe and America (Globalization 82 and Inequalities, Sage 2009). Analysis of the cascading crisis (Crisis, Polity 2015) addresses the changing role of the democratic state in regulating finance and the economy and offers a route towards an alternative future. ALISON E. WOODWARD (Ph.D. UC Berkeley) is Research Professor Emerita at the Free University of Brussels (VUB) and Senior Associate of the Institute for European Studies at the VUB working on European Union policy on equality, gender, diversity and decision-making. Recently she published (2016) 'EU Civil Society and the crisis: Changing channels and organizational patterns in European transnational civil society' in 'Shifting Paradigms after the Crisis', Palgrave. She has been ESA VicePresident and is presently a Board member of the ESA RN32 Political Sociology. FRANK WELZ (Innsbruck) is President of the European Sociological Association, currently co-edits 'The Battlefield of European Identity' with G. Tasheva (Routledge 2018) and is glad about the session for continuing the open debate on the conference theme. Wednesday, 30.08.2017 | 12:45 – 13:45 | PB.2.5 MD06: Author Meets Critics: Jo Littler's book “Against Meritocracy: Culture, Power and Mythos of Mobility” Session Chair: Ruth MCDONALD, University of Manchester Discussants: Ricca Edmondson (NUI Galway), Marianna Fotaki (Warwick Business School) with Jo Littler, City, University of London, UK, United Kingdom Against Meritocracy: Culture, Power and Mythos of Mobility Meritocracy today involves the idea that whatever your social position at birth, society ought to offer enough opportunity and mobility for 'talent' to combine with 'effort' in order to 'rise to the top'. This idea is one of the prevalent social and cultural tropes of our time, as palpable in the speeches of politicians as in popular culture. In this book Jo Littler argues that meritocracy is the key cultural means of legitimation for contemporary neoliberal culture -- and that whilst it promises opportunity, it in fact creates new forms of social division. In this session 2 speakers will engage in discussion about the book with Jo the author. SHORT BIOGRAPHIES: JO LITTLER is a Reader in the Centre for Culture and Creative Industries in the Department of Sociology at City, University of London, UK. She works on cultural politics and her research includes work on meritocracy, consumer culture, heritage and celebrity. She is the author of Radical Consumption? Shopping for change in contemporary culture (2008) and is co-editor of The Politics of Heritage: the legacies of 'race' (2005, with Roshi Naidoo) and Cultural Studies and AntiConsumerism (2011, with Sam Binkley). She is part of the editorial collective of Soundings: A Journal of Politics and Culture and an editor of the European Journal of Cultural Studies. Her new book Against Meritocracy: Culture, Power and Myths of Mobility is being published by Routledge in August 2017. 83 RICCA EDMONDSON, NUI Galway, Ireland. Prof Ricca Edmondson taught philosophy at universities in Berlin, also working as a translator, before doing post-doctoral research on the sociology of organisations at the Max Planck Institute for Human Development there. She is a member of the School of Political Science and Sociology at National University of Ireland, Galway, Co-Chair of the Social Sciences Research Centre, and founder of the Galway Wisdom Project. She is a former member of the ESA Executive Committee and an editor of the ESA's journal, The European Journal of Cultural and Political Sociology. Since 1999 she has been a member of the Board of Research Network 1 (Ageing). ฀Her research centres on four interconnected, interdisciplinary areas: the sociality of reasoning and rhetorical argumentation; understanding phenomena connected with 'wisdom', and developing new techniques for doing so; issues connected with the life course and lifecourse meaning; and interculturality, translation and qualitative methods in the social and political sciences. MARIANNA FOTAKI is Professor of Business Ethics at Warwick Business School. She holds degrees in medicine, health economics, and a PhD in public policy from London School of Economics and Political Science. Before joining academia in 2003 she worked as a medical doctor in Greece, China, and the UK, as a volunteer and manager for humanitarian organizations Médecins du Monde and Médecins sans Frontiers in Iraq and Albania, and as the EU senior resident adviser to governments in transition (in Russia, Georgia and Armenia). Marianna is at present a Senior Editor for Organization Studies, and co-directs pro bono an online think tank Centre for Health and the Public Interest a charity that aims to disseminate research informing the public and policy makers (http://chpi.org.uk). Marianna is a Network Fellow at the Edmond J Safra Center for Ethics, Harvard University in 2014-2015. RUTH MCDONALD is Professor of Health Science Research and Policy at the University of Manchester. Her research concerns health professionals and change in health sector organisations. She is a member of the ESA executive committee and former Chair of RN19 (Sociology of Professions Research Network). Thursday, 31.08.2017 | 12:45 – 13:45 | PC.2.14 MD07: ESA Lecture Series (2) - Sociology Today Session Chair: Carmen LECCARDI, University of Milan-Bicocca with Frank Welz, ESA President, University of Innsbruck, Austria Compass lost? Sociology in the Post-Welfare Society The purpose of this session is to facilitate active exchange between speakers and the audience about the hopes and realities of sociology today. – Sociology’s beginnings were auspiciously ambition. The formation of a new social order in the 19th century was paralleled by a new mode of thought that promised to provide a tool for navigating this new social world. During the golden age of the welfare state (1950-80), sociology became most attractive to critical students. It expanded at universities far and wide. My guiding question will be: Did sociology’s growth parallel its impact as a “compass for society”? In the effort to shed light on the conditions of sociological knowledge production, I will consider four 84 approaches. (1) “Kantian theoriesΦ (Habermas, Parsons) fit well with the future-orientation of the welfare state. (2) Backed up by the new neoliberal social order, other theories became dominant in the 1980s, such as “postmodernism” and “systems theory”, both of which posited that traditionally modern perspectives, especially on the politics-society-public policy nexus, required serious reconsideration. (3) Focusing on the triumphant progress of a “new social positivism” as a third group of sociological views, my thesis will be that current conditions of knowledge production push sociology toward descriptive analyses which tend to reflect trends rather than analyse social transformation: (a) the “eclipse of 'society'” in sociology has replaced categories such as collective institutions by nominalist labels like individualization, chance, choice, agency, and risk; (b) the “triumph of the fragmented 'individual'” in cultural analysis further fractured group categories; (c) the “triumph of ready-made methods”, imposed via project- and funding-driven work; (d) finally, the increasing importance of “governing by numbers” further encouraging the “triumph” of the sociologist as an “academic 'self-entrepreneur'” (Foucault). (4) Is there an alternative? What is to be done? Against the fragmentation of sociology into small vignettes, how can we strengthen the education of scholars as members of a collaborative association of peers and experts on societal transformation? Margaret Abraham, ISA President (Hofstra University), USA Sociology's Challenge - Unravelling a Post-Truth World Growing inequality and resultant widespread frustration and anger have engendered deeply polarized societies that have heightened racism, xenophobia, ethnocentrism, religious fundamentalism and the politics of exclusion. Instead of targeting the real perpetrators of an unequal system, the resentment and frustration have metamorphosed into a frontal attack on multiculturalism, secularism, LGBTQA rights and a surge in a narrow inward looking nationalism. A frightening aspect of this surreal world is that the purveyors of fabricated claims and deliberate deceit are often able to convince their legion of supporters of their point of view, however extreme and false, often through effective use of the media and more particularly, social media. We live in a post-truth world. This presentation will consider how can sociologists respond to this dystopia? How does sociology face this profound challenge? SHORT BIOGRAPHY Professor Frank Welz (Innsbruck University) currently is serving as President of the European Sociological Association. He conceives of sociology as a public good. He has been the coordinator of ESA RN29 Social Theory and is publishing on social theory, sociology of law, and the history of sociology; currently is co-editing “The Battlefield of European Identity”, with G. Tasheva (Routledge). Margaret Abraham is Professor of Sociology at Hofstra University and the President of the International Sociological Association, (ISA 2014-2018). Her teaching and research interests include gender, globalization, social justice, immigration, and domestic violence. She has published in various journals and is the author of the award winning book “Speaking the Unspeakable: Marital Violence Among South Asian Immigrants in the United States” (Rutgers University Press 2000). Her co-edited book and volumes include, Contours of Citizenship: Women, Diversity and the Practices of Citizenship (Ashgate 2010); Making a Difference: Linking Research and Action (Current Sociology, 85 Monograph Series, 2012), Interrogating Gender, Violence, and the State in National and Transnational Contexts (Current Sociology, 2016). Carmen Leccardi is professor of Cultural Sociology at the University of Milan – Bicocca. She has been President of the European Sociological Association 2015-17. Thursday, 31.08.2017 | 12:45 – 13:45 | PB.2.5 MD08: Interdisciplinarity in Times of Budget Cuts and University Restructuring - Advancement or Demise of Sociology? Session Chair: Jolanta PEREK-BIALAS, Jagiellonian University with Kathrin Komp, Helsinki University, Finland Creating Interdisciplinarity Through Budget Cuts: When Sociology Goes Economics Recent budget cuts in academia pressure sociologists to tap new funding sources. Using neoliberal arguments, university administrations and policymakers suggest raising funding through commissioned research and product development. But how can such an adoption of economic perspectives in sociology can be achieved? And what are its advantages and disadvantages? This study answers these questions though expert interviews and participant observation. Findings identify university administrations, consultants and economists as the proponents of research commercialization, who focus on funding acquisitions and product improvement. The adversaries are sociologists, who find a commercialization antithetic to their research, have ethical concerns about aggravating social problems, and fear for their academic careers. Consequently, the discipline of sociology could erode. Sue Scott, University of York, United Kingdom Interdisciplinarity: Disciplinary and Institutional Challenges Many recent university restructurings have created multidisciplinary departments/schools and multidisciplinary degree programmes. These structures are often intended to reduce administrative demands and also facilitate an interdisciplinary dialogue. The assumption is that new research ideas and collaborations will emerge if different disciplines are co-located or otherwise merged. This presentation discusses waves of change in UK Universities of the past 20 years or so and explores the intended and unintended consequences for sociology. The presentation will stress the need to differentiate between organisational structures of convenience and the intellectual questions and social issues which would benefit from a multi disciplinary or interdisciplinary response. The question 'what would we lose if there wasn't a discipline of sociology' will be posed. SHORT BIOGRAPHIES: KATHRIN KOMP is an assistant professor in sociology at Helsinki University, Finland. She specializes in research on population ageing, welfare policies, effects of the 2008 economic crisis, and research methods. Moreover, she currently holds a Marie Curie grant for a study on the long-term effects of unemployment spells on retirement. Recently, she conducted a study on the commercialization of sociological research. Komp was on the board of the ESA Research Network 86 “Ageing in Europe” for eight years and now serves on the ESA executive committee. SUE SCOTT has researched and published widely in the areas of gender; sexuality, risk; the body and childhood. She has held academic posts at a number of UK Universities including Professorships at Stirling and Durham. She was also Executive Dean of Humanities and Social Sciences at Keele University and Pro Vice Chancellor (Research) at Glasgow Caledonian University. She currently holds an Honorary Professorship at the University of York and is a Visiting Professor at the University of Helsinki and undertakes research consultancy and mentoring. She is a Vice President of the European Sociological Association and a Managing Editor of, the online social science magazine Discover Society discover society.org. JOLANTA PEREK-BIALAS is an assistant professor who works at the Institute of Sociology at the Jagiellonian University, Cracow, Poland, and the Warsaw School of Economics. She has been involved in international projects under the 5th, 6th and 7th FP of the EU and as well in those finances by the Norwegian Research Council of Science, the VW Foundation, the OECD/LEED Programme related to gerontology, sociology of ageing, population ageing and its impact on economy, active ageing, social inequalities, public policy analysis. Her publications in peer-reviewed journals and chapters in international books considered socio economic consequences of population ageing in Poland and in selected Central and Eastern European countries, active ageing policy, employers' strategies towards older workers, reconciliation of work and care, social exclusion/inclusion of older people. She is a Vice-Chair of the RN 21 Quantitative Methods of ESA. Thursday, 31.08.2017 | 12:45 – 13:45 | PF.1.43 MD09: Meet the Editors: How to Write A Journal Article and Get It Published Session Chair: Lena Margareta Näre, University of Helsinki with Ricca Edmondson, National University of Ireland Galway, Ireland Michalis Lianos, University of Normandy - Rouen FR, France Eeva Luhtakallio, University of Tampere, Faculty of Social Sciences FI, Finland Marta Soler Gallart, University of Barcelona, Department of Sociology ES, Spain Meet the Editors: How to Write A Journal Article and Get It Published While dissemination of research findings and critique is at the core of scientific practice, publication processes can be long and frustrating from the author's and journal editors' perspective. Authors want speedy publication, yet the quality of research depends on rigorous peer-review. The increasing pressure to 'publish or perish' forces authors to submit un-polished articles while journal editors are anxious for well-written, polished articles that fit the scope of their journal and contribute to its ongoing debates. This session is designed to encourage ESA members to write journal articles, to share ideas on how to write a good article and how to get it published. 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 accessible. We invite ESA members to attend the session in order to hear more about what journal editors are 87 looking for in articles submitted to them and their advice on what the author can do to speed up the publication process. We invite ESA members also to share their thoughts and possible problems they may have experienced in getting published. We will offer constructive ideas how to improve journal publishing from the standpoints of authors, editors and readers. We invite ESA members to send their questions in advance to the chair of the session, though questions from the floor will also be welcome. SHORT BIOGRAPHIES: RICCA EDMONDSON taught philosophy at universities in Berlin, also working as a translator, before doing post-doctoral research on the sociology of organisations at the Max Planck Institute for Human Development. She has since worked at the School of Political Science and Sociology at the National University of Ireland, Galway and is founder of the Galway Wisdom Project. She is a former member of the ESA Executive Committee and an editor of the ESA's journal, The European Journal of Cultural and Political Sociology. Her research centres on the sociality of reasoning and rhetorical argumentation; understanding phenomena connected with 'wisdom'; issues connected with the life course and life-course meaning; and interculturality, translation and qualitative methods in the social and political sciences. She has been a member of Research Network 01 (Ageing) since 1999. MARTA SOLER-GALLART, Harvard PhD, is Professor of Sociology and Director of CREA Research Centre at the University of Barcelona. She is Editor in Chief of “International Sociology”, member of the ESA Executive Board and member of the EASSH Governing Board. She served at the ORCID Board of Directors. Recently she published in “Qualitative Inquiry”, “Journal of Pragmatics” and “Nature”. MICHALIS LIANOS is Professor at the University of Rouen-Normandie and Editor-in-Chief of the European Sociological Association journal "European Societies" (www.tandfonline.com/toc/reus20/current ). 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. EEVA LUHTAKALLIO is Associate Professor of Sociology (tenure track) at the University of Tampere, Finland. She is specialized in political sociology, visual and gender studies, ethnography, and social theory. Her recent research has focused on marginalization and political participation, as well as the questions of justifying and engaging in a polarizing civil society. Her recent publications include 'Ethnography of Politics and Political Communication: Studies in Sociology and Political Science' (with Nina Eliasoph, in The Oxford Handbook of Political Communication, edited by Kate Kenski & Kathleen Hall Jamieson, 2017) and 'Justification Analysis' (with Tuomas Ylä-Anttila, in Sociological Research Online, 2016). She is the author of Practicing Democracy: Local Activism and Politics in France and Finland (Palgrave Macmillan, 2012). She edits (with Ricca Edmondson) an ESA journal, the European Journal of Cultural and Political Sociology. LENA NÄRE is Associate Professor of Sociology (tenure track) at the University of Helsinki, Finland. Her research focuses on migration, gender, work (especially care work) and ageing. Her recent publications include a co-edited volume entitled Transnational Migration and Home in Older Age (Routledge 2016). She is the Editor-in-Chief (with S. Bendixsen) of Nordic Journal of Migration Research and member of the ESA Executive Committee (2015-2017). 88 Thursday, 31.08.2017 | 12:45 – 13:45 | PC.1.7 MD10: Meet the Funders: Sociology at its best - Everything you want to know about the ERC Grants Session Chair: Dagmar Danko, European Sociological Association with Lionel Léopold Thelen, European Research Council (ERC), Belgium Sociology at its best - Everything you want to know about the ERC Grants The ERC funding capacity increases each year and the budget devoted to social sciences has been bettered from 2015 onwards. With funding up to 2,5 million € for a 5 year project, the ERC has become – in less than 8 years – one of the major funding bodies worldwide and certainly the most generous for Social Sciences and Humanities. “What do the ERC schemes have to offer to sociologists?” “How to get started with an application?” “How to increase your chances to get funding?” “What are the main hitches to avoid?” These are all relevant questions that will be raised during this workshop. Do not hesitate to bring yours! This session is opened to all sociologists aiming to design and lead ground-breaking research projects to their good end. The presentations will be done by ERC Scientific Staff as well as by ERC Grantees. The presentation will be followed by a Q&A session. Of course, presenters will be available during the whole duration of the Conference to answer your queries. Flyers, reports and publications will be available to help you inasmuch as possible, not forgetting, last but not least, our website: http://erc.europa.eu/ SHORT BIOGRAPHIES: After having graduated from Liege University (B) in Social Anthropology, Lionel Thelen has worked as research assistant in the same university for one year before being accepted as PhD Researcher in the European University Institute of Florence. He did his PhD in Sociology, studying the processes by which some individuals may anchor themselves into long-term Homelessness, processes he subsumed under the designation of “Self Exile”. During his PhD thesis he made some visiting fellowships in University Paris V (F), in the University Saint-Louis (Brussels) as well in ISCTE (Lisbon - P). After the PhD Thesis Defence, in 2003 he had the opportunity to be hired by the University of Geneva as Assistant Professor in the Dept. of Sociology. Since April 2009, he works for the European Research Council as Research Programme Officer, and has coordinated, in this function, various panels of evaluation, mostly in the SSH Domain. For 3 years now he has been in charge of the SH3 panel “The Social World, Diversity, Population” dealing with disciplines such as Sociology, Social Psychology, Demography, Education, Communication and, from next year onwards, Social Anthropology. DAGMAR DANKO has acquired her PhD in Sociology at the University of Freiburg (Germany) in 2010. She has published a number of books, e.g. an introduction to the sociology of the arts (2012) and an introduction to the work of Howard S. Becker (2015). Since October 2016, she is Executive Coordinator of the ESA (Paris). 89 Thursday, 31.08.2017 | 12:45 – 13:45 | PD.2.33 MD11: Meet Civil Society Actors: Migration in Greece Session Chair: Apostolos G. Papadopoulos, Harokopio University with฀ Apostolos Veizis, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), Greece Nikolaos Gkionakis, Babel Day Centre, Greece Eleni Takou, SolidarityNow, Greece฀ Fotini Ratsiou, Volunteer, Greece฀ This event aims at facilitating the interaction between civil society actors and practitioners with the academia and researchers on the issues attached to migration towards Europe. Four experts engaged with migrants/ refugees are invited to present their views on how EU guidelines and policies on migration and asylum have been implemented by state agencies and the NGOs. They are also urged to testify their own experiences connected to their involvement with the migrants/ refugees during the recent period of 'Migration/ Refugee Crisis' and its aftermath. They are invited to offer complementary standpoints in view of their specific involvement with migrants/ refugees at different spatial scales (European, national, regional, local). The interaction between civil society actors and practioners, on the one hand, and academics and researchers, on the other, is expected to enrich the wider dialogue among them and empower those who have as their mission to respond to migration challenges. More generally, migration constitutes a domain where numerous socioeconomic, political and cultural issues are merged together, leading to social clashes or discontent. Very often civil society actors have intermediated migrant/ refugee participation, while state actions are limited and problematic. Finally, the presenters have been asked to reflect on the implementation of migration/ asylum policy measures and make policy recommendations. SHORT BIOGRAPHIES: APOSTOLOS VEIZIS is a Medical Doctor (General Practitioner). He is the Director of Medical Operational Support Unit (SOMA) of Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) -Greek Section. Prior to that he worked as Head of Mission and Medical Coordinator for Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) and Médecins du Monde in Afghanistan, Azerbaijan, Russia, Albania, Egypt, Georgia, Greece, Turkey. Participated on assessment, emergency assignments and evaluations in Kyrgyzstan, Morocco, Armenia, Lebanon, Syria, Ukraine, Turkmenistan, Zambia, Malawi, Uzbekistan, Serbia, FYROM, Cyprus and Tajikistan. He participated and had announcements in international and national medical congresses and contributed on publications of relevant articles. NIKOLAOS GKIONAKIS graduated from the University of Padua (Italy) in Applied Psychology and then obtained his MSc degree specializing in Social Psychiatry-Child Psychiatry at the University of Ioannina (Greece). In 2007 he founded, together with other professionals, Babel Day Centre, a mental health unit for migrants in Athens (Greece). He is the scientific associate of the unit and he has developed clinical activity (especially with survivors of extreme violence and other extreme adversities), training activity (thus cooperating with international and national organisations), and supervision activity with professionals and volunteers assisting migrants and refugees. ELENI TAKOU has studied communication, political science and political philosophy in Athens and Paris. She works as Senior Advocacy Officer at SolidarityNow (http://www.solidaritynow.org). During 2015, she has served as Chief of Staff of the Alternate Minister for Migration Policy. Prior to 90 this, she has served as assistant coordinator of the Racist Violence Recording Network, a coalition of 35 CSOs, under the auspices of UNHCR Office in Greece and the Greek National Commission for Human Rights, and as Project and Communication Manager of the Hellenic League for Human Rights, the oldest NGO in Greece, were she focused her work on issues of migration, citizenship and anti-racism advocacy. She is co-writer of Immigration in Greece. Eleven myths and more facts, published by the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation (http://rosalux.gr/publication/i-metanasteysi-stinelleda). FOTINI RANTSIOU is a humanitarian worker in the international field since 1997, with the UN and EU. On a break from international work she moved independently to Lesvos where since August 2015 she has volunteered at the first response and in Moria/Kara Tepe. In 2015-2016 she was field adviser for Solidarity Now in Lesvos, later led a UNICEF assessment in the camps in the north of Greece and in 2017 she conducted an assessment of the urban refugee population in Athens and Thessaloniki for the Danish Refugee Council. She writes and tweets on the refugee situation in Greece, provides inputs to university researchers, think tanks, NGOs and media. APOSTOLOS G. PAPADOPOULOS is Professor of Rural Sociology and Geography at the Department of Geography, Harokopio University (Athens, Greece). He has served as Director of Postgraduate Studies in his Department (2009-2011) and as an elected Vice-Rector of Economic Affairs and Development (2011-2015) at his University. His research is focused on the factors and mechanisms related to rural transformation, social change, social class and social mobility. He is also interested on the impact of migration on host societies, while recently he became interested on the asymmetries between social transformation and migration processes at various spatial scales. He has (co)edited/ written seven books, while he has over 100 publications, including refereed papers and book chapters. He is particularly interested in applied social research and recently he was appointed as member of the CIHEAM Advisory Board (2017-2020), focusing especially on research, education and rural development in the Mediterranean countries. He is Chair of the Hellenic Sociological Society (HSS) and Chair of the LOC for the 13th ESA Congress in Athens. Thursday, 31.08.2017 | 12:45 – 13:45 in PA.1.1 MD12: Author Meets Critics: Victor Roudometof's book “Glocalization: A Critical Introduction” Session Chair: Sokratis M. Koniordos, University of Crete Discussants: Gili S. Drori, Giampietro Gobo with Victor Roudometof, University of Cyprus, Cyprus Author Meets Critics: Victor Roudometof's book “Glocalization: A Critical Introduction” The session will be concerned with the new and relatively under-theorized concept of glocalization. It has at its starting point Victor Roudometof's (London and New York: Routledge, 2016, 185 pp.) volume, which chronicles the term's origins and provides overviews of past and current research from anthropology, sociology, political science, cultural studies, and business studies. Unlike past theories, a central argument is that glocalization should be seen as analytically autonomous from globalization and proposes definitions of glocal as process (glocalization), condition (glocality) and worldview (glocalism). While glocalization and glocality should be recognized as important facets of 21st century social life, social scientists should reject both affirmative and/or negative glocalism. The limits of glocalization should be recognized and uncritical celebrations of glocality should be avoided. 91 SHORT BIOGRAPHIES: VICTOR ROUDOMETOF is Associate Professor of Sociology at the Dept. of Social And Political Studies, University of Cyprus. He has studied history, economics, cultural studies, and sociology. He has held appointments at Princeton University, Washington and Lee University, Miami University and the American College of Thessaloniki. His publication record includes 100+ articles, book chapters, and other contributions. He has served as referee and/or reviewer for major international publishers & scholarly journals. He has also served as external evaluator for stage agencies and research foundations in the Netherlands, Greece, Georgia, the USA & the Gulf states and in hiring, promotion and tenure review committees. He is Faculty Fellow with the Center for Cultural Sociology at Yale University & a member in the editorial boards of the European Journal of Social Theory, Nations and Nationalism, the Greek Review for Social Research, and Religions. GILI S. DRORI studied Sociology, Anthropology and Political Science at Stanford University and Tel Aviv University. Currently she is Professor at the Dept. of Sociology and Anthropology, at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. She has held appointments at Stanford University, University of Bergamo, Uppsala University, Technion, and the University of California at Berkeley. Among her more recent publications are: Gili S. Drori. Markus A. Höllerer, and Peter Walgenbach (2014), Global Themes and Local Variations in Organization and Management: Perspectives on Glocalization, Routledge; Krücken, Georg and Gili S. Drori (eds) (2009), World Society: The Writings of John W. Meyer, Oxford University Press; Drori, Gili S., Janne Tienari, and Arild Wæraas (eds.) (2015), “Building and Managing Higher Education Brands”, special issue of International Studies of Management & Organization. Drori has been on the editorial board of European Journal of Cultural and Political Sociology, and the editor of BaSha'ar – Academic Community for Israeli Society. GIAMPIETRO GOBO studied Sociology and Management off Technology at the Universities of Milan and Trento. Currently he is Professor of Methodology of Social Research at the Dept. of Social and Political Sciences, University of Milan. He has held past appointments at the University of Sienna and the University of California San Diego. Fields of interest and areas of specialization include: quantitative and qualitative methods, marketing research, epistemology, organization and management studies, computer supported cooperative work, and ergonomics. Gobo has published over fifty articles in the areas of qualitative and quantitative methods. His books include Doing Ethnography (Sage 2008) and Qualitative Research Practice (Sage 2004, co-edited with C. Seale, J.F. Gubrium and D. Silverman). He is currently engaged in projects in the area of workplace studies. He is associate editor of International Journal of Qualitative Research in Work & Organizations, and editorial board member in the Qualitative Research, Qualitative Sociological Review and Forum: Qualitative Sozialforschung/Forum: Qualitative Social Research. SOKRATIS KONIORDOS (BA, Deree & Panteion; MA Kent; PHD London/LSE) is Professor of Sociology at the Dept. of Sociology, University of Crete. He has held appointments at Middlesex University, University of Quest-Nanterre (Paris 8), University of Cyprus, University of Milan-Bicocca, Open University, University of Thessaloniki, HOU, and the University of the Aegean. Main research areas include economic sociology, sociology of work, social structure, modernity, and social effects of the current crisis. He has published 17 volumes, and several research articles. Among his publications are, The Handbook of European Sociology, New York and London, Routledge, 2014 (with A. A. Kyrtsis); Conflict, Citizenship and Civil Society, London: Routledge, 2010 (with P. Baert, G. Procacci and C. Ruzza); Towards a Sociology of Artisans: Continuities and Discontinuities in Comparative Perspective, Aldershot: Ashgate, 2001. After chairing the editorial board of European Societies, he is 92 now the editor of the Greek Sociological Review and board member of the Greek Review for Social Research. Thursday, 31.08.2017 | 12:45 – 13:45 | PE.1.38 MD13: Author Meets Critics: Clyde W. Barrow's book “Towards a Critical Theory of the State” Session Chair: Monica Clua-Losada, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley Discussants: Claus Offe, Laura Horn, Ian Bruff with Clyde Barrow, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley, United States of America Author Meets Critics: Clyde W. Barrow's book “Towards a Critical Theory of the State” This mid-day special will be based around the discussion of the recently published book “Toward a Critical Theory of States” by Professor Clyde Barrow. The book is an is an intensive analysis of the 1970s debate between state theorists Ralph Miliband and Nicos Poulantzas, including its wider impact on Marxist theories of the state in subsequent decades. Clyde W. Barrow makes unique arguments and contributions to this continuing discussion in state theory and lays the foundation for more theoretically informed empirical and historical research on the state in the age of globalization. He argues that by merely moving past the Poulantzas-Miliband debate, as some have recommended, scholars have abandoned much that is valuable in understanding the state, particularly the need to comprehend the contemporary transformation of the state form and the state apparatuses as part of the new conditions of globalization and transnational capital accumulation. Building upon themes of state restructuring found in Poulantzas and Miliband, Barrow establishes the outlines of an approach that integrates the thought of both to propose a synthetic understanding of the new imperialism. SHORT BIOGRAPHIES: CLYDE W. BARROW is Professor and Chair of Political Science at the University of Texas, Rio Grande Valley. His books include Critical Theories of the State: Marxist, Neo-Marxist, Post-Marxist and Class, Power and the State in Capitalist Society: Essays on Ralph Miliband (coedited with Paul Wetherly and Peter Burnham). CLAUS OFFE is Professor Emeritus of Political Sociology at the Hertie School of Governance. He has held chairs for Political Science and Political Sociology at the Universities of Bielefeld (1975-1989) and Bremen (1989-1995), as well as at the Humboldt-Universität in Berlin (1995-2005). He worked as fellow and visiting professor at, among others, the Institutes for Advanced Study at Stanford and Princeton, the Australian National University, Harvard University, the University of California, Berkeley and The New School in New York. He completed his PhD at the University of Frankfurt and his habilitation at the University of Konstanz. LAURA HORN's research area is Global Political Economy, with particular attention to the regional manifestation of these structures and processes in the context of European integration. She is interested in the changing nature of capitalist restructuring and how these developments affect social power relations. Empirically, her work analyses the regulation of corporate governance and corporate accountability in the EU and beyond; the nature of the emerging European state formation; the question of which role organized labour can play in the (re)formulation of economic and social policies 93 at the EU level, as well as a broader examination of left strategies and alternatives in the context of the challenges posed by the financial, economic, social and environmental crisis. Dr. Horn's work is situated within a historical materialist tradition, and engages with the writings of Marx, Gramsci and Poulantzas, amongst others. IAN BRUFF is Lecturer in European Politics at the University of Manchester, UK. He has published widely on European political economy(ies), debates on comparing capitalisms, neoliberalism, and social theory, and is currently researching the political economy of neoliberalism in Europe. He is am the Managing Editor for the new, cross-disciplinary Transforming Capitalism book series published by Rowman & Littlefield International, and he is on the Editorial Board for the journal Art & the Public Sphere. Also, he was the Chair of the Critical Political Economy Research Network of the European Sociological Association from 2009-13, and he now serves on CPERN's International Advisory Board. MONICA CLUA-LOSADA is Associate Professor in Global Political Economy at the Department of Political Science at the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley. She is chair of the Critical Political Economy Research Network. She is also an executive board member of the Johns Hopkins University- Universitat Pompeu Fabra Public Policy Center in Barcelona. Her research focuses on the contestation, subversion and resistance of labour and other social movements to capitalist relations of domination. She has written and researched on the effects of the current financial crisis on the Spanish state, the British labour movement and social movements in Spain. Her recent work has been published in Comparative European Politics, New Political Economy and the Global Labour Journal. She has a forthcoming manuscript with Routledge, co-authored with David Bailey, Nikolai Huke and Olatz Ribera-Almandoz entitled Beyond Defeat and Austerity: Disrupting (the Critical Political Economy) of Neoliberal Europe. 94 Research Networks and Research Stream Sessions The entire conference agenda with all sessions can be found in ConfTool. Here is the direct, open access link: https://www.conftool.pro/esa2017/sessions.php 95 PhD Summer School 2017 Sunday, 27.08 and Monday, 28.08 2017 Selected PhD students: Byeongsun Ahn, University of Vienna, Austria Amalia Alvarez Benjumea, Max Planck Institute Research on Collective Goods, Germany Pinar Aslan, University of Gävle, Sweden Inna Bell, Graduate School for Social Research, Polish Academy of Sciences Sílvia de Almeida Cardoso, University of Lisbon/ IGOT, Portugal David Cichon, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland Anna Dolinska, University of Warsaw, Poland Cihan Erdal, Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University, Turkey Tal Feder, University of Haifa, Israel Zhen Jie Im, University of Helsinki, Finland Virpi Kaisto, University of Eastern Finland, Finland Galatia Kallitsi, University of Cyprus, Cyprus Hadrien Malier, EHESS, France Sara Merlini, Institute of Social Sciences of the University of Lisbon, Portugal Madelaine Moore, Kassel University, Germany Maria Neufeld, Dresden University of Technology, Germany Clara Piolatto, Paris Ouest Nanterre La Défense University, France Olga Plakhotnik, The Open University, United Kingdom Konstantinos Roussos, Department of Government, University of Essex, United Kingdom Tomáš Samec, Charles University, Czech Republic Konstantinos Theodoridis, Manchester Metropolitan University, United Kingdom Anne Elisabeth Atlee van der Graaf, Sciences Po, France Teachers: ESA Candidates 2017 - 2019 Candidates for President 1. Sue Scott, University of York, Centre for Women's Studies, United Kingdom Short Biography: Professor Sue Scott has been a member of the ESA since 1993 and Chair of the National Associations and Vice President 2015-2017. She is Fellow of the UK Academy of Social Sciences and a member of its Council. She was President of the British Sociological Association 20072009 and its Director of External Affairs 2013-2016. She has held Professorships at four UK Universities, and from 2009-2012 was Pro Vice Chancellor for research at GCU. She is an Honorary Professor at York and a Visiting Professor at Helsinki. Sue has extensive international experience of the funding, and evaluation of Research in Sociology. 2. Frank Welz, University of Innsbruck, Austria Short Biography: Prof. Frank Welz has worked for ESA Committees in many functions and serves as ESA President in his first term. He conceives of sociology as a public good. In order to foster a more active ESA, he is currently restructuring ESA's conference and headquarters operations. After studying sociology, history, philosophy, and psychology, he taught and conducted research at the Universities of Basel, Bielefeld, Bolzano, Cambridge, Freiburg, N. Delhi, Onati, and Innsbruck where he currently is supervising 11 PhD students. He has been publishing in the areas of social theory, sociology of law, and the history of sociology ('The Battlefield of European Identity', co-ed. Gallina Tasheva, Routledge; 'The European Sociology We Want', CSR 2016). His enthusiasm for ESA was sparked by his peer experience coordinating ESA's 'RN29 Social Theory'. Since then, he has co-organised ESA, ISA, OGS and DGS congresses, and currently actively is supporting ESA goals as a board member of the new 'European Alliance for the Social Sciences and Humanities' (EASSH). Airi-Alina Allaste (Estonia, Coordinator) Monica Massari (Italy), Ruth McDonald (UK), Lena Näre (Finland), Eleni Nina-Pazarzi (Greece), Helena Serra (Portugal) as well as Katrin Tiidenberg (Denmark/Estonia) 96 97 List of Candidates for the Executive Committee 1. Airi-Alina Allaste, Tallinn University, Estonia Short Biography: Airi-Alina Allaste is Professor of Sociology at Tallinn University and president of the Estonian Sociological Association. As a member of the current ESA executive committee, she is the director of Preconference PhD Workshop in Athens from 27 to 28 August. Her research, publications and teaching focus on youth studies. She has been a national coordinator and working package leader for various international projects and been recently visiting professor at Lisbon University, Portugal; Griffith University, Australia and Åbo Akademi, Finland. She has been responsible organiser of several conferences including 10th Annual Conference of Estonian Social Sciences (Tallinn, Estonia March, 2017). 2. Milica Antić Gaber, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia Short Biography: Milica Antić Gaber is Full Professor at the Faculty of Arts (Sociology Department) University of Ljubljana (Slovenia) where she teaches several courses, among others Introduction to Sociology and Sociology of gender and coordinates doctoral program Gender Studies. She was a Head of Slovene Sociological Association for two mandates (2010 2016) and chairs a Section Gender and Society. She is also one of the board members of ESA RN 33 Women's and Gender studies. She has been involved in different expert groups on women in politics in Slovenia and in international context. Her researchinterest is oriented to gender (in)equality in different fields of life (politics, migration, violence against women, imprisoned women) in which she either coordinated or participated in several national and international research projects. 3. Nilay Çabuk Kaya, University of Ankara, Turkey Short Biography: Nilay Çabuk Kaya 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 in the ESA's executive member 2015-17. 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 98 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. 4. Marco Caselli, Universita Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Italy Short Biography: Born May 19th, 1973. Degree in Political Sciences at Genoa University. Ph.D in Sociology and Methodology of Social Research at Catholic University of the Sacred Hearth, Milan. Marco Caselli is professor of Sociology at the Faculty of Political and Social Sciences - Catholic University of the Sacred Hearth - Milan. He is Vice-Coordinator of ESA RN 15 "Global, Transnational and Cosmopolitan Sociology" and member of the Scientific Board in the Methodology Section of AIS - Italian Sociological Association. Among his publications "Trying to Measure Globalization. Experiences, Critical Issues and Perspectives" (Springer, 2012) and "Globalization, Supranational Dynamics and Local Experiences" (edited with Guia Gilardoni, Palgrave Macmillan, in press). 5. Pedro Caetano, Investigador CICS.NOVA, Lisbon, Portugal Short biography: Pedro Caetano, sociologist, researcher at the Interdisciplinary Center of Social Sciences of the New University of Lisbon (CICS.NOVA), and secondary school teacher. Graduated in Geography by the University of Coimbra and in Sociology from the Universidade Nova de Lisboa (UNL). I have a doctorate in Sociology, domain of Sociology of Culture, Knowledge and Education, by UNL (2014), with the thesis titled "Individuation and Recognition: Processes of Political Socialization in the Uncertainty of School Itineraries". I have participated in several national scientific projects related to gender, inequality and humiliation in schools, the school choices of young people, and the Educational Territories of Priority Intervention; I had integrated, in 2011, a program of exchange of Portuguese and Brazilian researchers, on controversies, public causes and political participation in a comparative perspective. I had participated in several international congresses with communications and published in several national and international journals on thematics related to school and education, from the youngers perspectives and how they manage the proximity, responsibility and diversity in schools. My current research interests are centered in Qualitative research, questions of justice and discrimination in schools, or the modes of governance of schools. In 2017, I organized a thematic seminar entitled "The School and the metamorphoses of educational justice". 99 6. Mikael Carleheden, University of Copenhagen, Denmark Short Biography: Mikael Carleheden is currently associate professor in sociology and coordinator of the Centre for Anthropological, Political and Sociological Theory, University of Copenhagen, editor of Distinktion: Journal of Social Theory (Routledge), consulting editor of Acta Sociologica (Sage) and a board member of ESA RN29. Mikael has further been president of the Swedish sociological association, Head of studies (Örebro), Head of department (Örebro), Head of the PhD programme (Copenhagen), visiting scholar (philosophy, Goethe-University Frankfurt and sociology, University of Chicago), post-doc (political science, Columbia NYC) and employed at different sociology departments (Lund, Aalborg, Örebro, Copenhagen). He is doing research in social and political theory, theory of science and methodology. 7. M. Teresa Consoli, University of Catania, Italy Short Biography: M. Teresa Consoli (1967), Ph.D. in Sociology and M.S. in Social Policy and Planning at the London School of Economics, Associate Professor in 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 research interests are focused on normative and comparative aspects of welfare systems. Among her latest publications she contributed as expert to the European comparative study on Homelessness Asylum Seekers, Refugees and Homelessness (2016) and edited the book Migration towards Southern Europe (2015). At present, she is head of a Master in Planning of Social Policies at the University of Catania and Director of the University Research Center, Laposs (www.lpss.unict.it). 8. Elena Danilova, Institute of Sociology Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia Short Biography: Elena Danilova is a Head of the Centre in the Institute of Sociology, Russian Academy of Sciences (Moscow). Her recent interests and publications intersect sociology of transformations, in particular that are taking place in post-socialist societies, and critical sociology (the latest publications: Actual and perceptual social inequality under transformative change in Russia and China. Europe-Asia Studies, 2017; Neoliberal Hegemony and Narratives of "Losers" and "Winners" in Post-Socialist Transformations. Journal of Narrative Theory, 2014). She also teaches sociology at HSE. Member of editorial boards of several professional journals. Member of Russian society of sociologists. She served as member of Executive Committee of ESA (2009-2013), vice president (2011-2013). Again was elected for the term 2015-2017. In ESA she contributed and initiated the RN36 "Sociology of transformations: East and West", currently she is its coordinator. 100 9. Agoston Faber, ELTE Budapest, Hungary/EHESS Paris, France Short Biography: Agoston Faber (1981) is a Hungarian sociologist. He earned his MA degrees in sociology and Franch language and literatury at ELTE University (Budapest). He is a doctoral candidate in sociology at ELTE and EHESS (Paris) and is about to defend his PhD thesis on Pierre Bourdieu's 'political turn' at the end of this year. He has also been editor of Replika Hungarian social science quarterly since 2009. His work centers around social theory with a special focus on contemporary French sociology. Agoston Faber is also one of the main Hungarian translators of Pierre Bourdieu's and Luc Boltanski's works. His last paper entitled From false premises to false conclusions. Pierre Bourdieu's 'sociological determinism' was published this year in The American Sociologist. 10. Lígia Ferro, University Institute of Lisbon, Portugal Short Biography: Lígia Ferro received the Eng. Ant?nio de Almeida / University of Porto Award for the best student graduating in Sociology in 2004. She received her Ph.D. from the University Institute of Lisbon, ISCTEIUL in 2011. Currently she is an invited assistant professor in the Sociology Department, Faculty of Arts, University of Porto. Lígia Ferro is the European Sociological Association Research Network 37 - Urban Sociology coordinator and a founder member of the European Network of Observatories in the Fields of Arts and Cultural Education - UNESCO. Since 2016 she is the member of the directive committee of the Portuguese Sociological Association. 11. Peter Golding, Northumbria University, United Kingdom Short Biography: Peter Golding is emeritus Professor at Northumbria University and Visiting Professor at Newcastle University, both in the UK. He was previously Pro Vice-Chancellor for Research at Northumbria, and before that at Loughborough, where he had been Head of Social Sciences and Professor of Sociology. He has been a member of the ESA since 1995, and founded its Network on the sociology of media and communication research. Peter is an editor of the European Journal of Communication and an elected member of the Academy of Social Sciences. He was chair of the research assessment panel for his field in the UK in both 2014 and 2008. Peter is a strong supporter of the European Sociological Association, and keen to see specialised fields, like media and communication, retain their connection to primary disciplines, like sociology, and for the cross-national and comparative dimensions of the discipline to continue to receive the vital support of the ESA. 101 12. Haldun Gülalp, Global Studies and Class Strategies, Istanbul, Turkey Short Biography: Haldun Gülalp retired from teaching in 2015 as Professor of Political Science at Yıldız Technical University and currently chairs the Global Studies and Class Strategies (GSCS) Research Group in Istanbul, Turkey. He holds doctoral degrees in Economics from Ankara University and in Sociology from Binghamton University. Previously, he taught sociology at Hamilton College in New York and at Boğaziçi University in Istanbul. He also held visiting professorships at George Washington University, Northwestern University and UCLA, and was awarded research fellowships at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars and St. Antony's College of Oxford University. His primary areas of research include social theory, sociology of religion and religious movements, citizenship and secularism. He has been an active member of the ESA since 1999 and of RN29 since 2008, and served on the executive board of the Network (2011-2015). He is also good standing member of Sociological Association in Turkey. Among his many publications is a co-edited book that appeared as no.18 of the Routledge, ESA Series on “Studies in European Societies”: Haldun Gülalp and Günter Seufert (eds),Religion, Identity and Politics: Germany and Turkey in Interaction, 2013. 13. Laura Horn, Roskilde University, Denmark Short Biography: Laura Horn is Associate Professor at the Department of Social Sciences and Business, Roskilde University (Denmark). Her work is focusing on processes of capitalist restructuring in Europe from a critical political economy perspective. She has been a member of RN06 Critical Political Economy since 2005. In 2015-2017, she has been Chair of the Research Network Council, and as such representative of the RNs in the ESA Executive. 14. Kathrin Komp, University of Helsinki, Finland Short Biography: Kathrin Komp 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. 102 15. Tomáš Kostelecký, Institute of technology, Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic Short Biography: 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, 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. He served as the chair of the Local Organizing Committee of 12th ESA Conference in Prague. 16. Frédéric Lebaron, Ecole normale supérieure Paris-Saclay, France Short Biography: Frédéric Lebaron has been Professor of Sociology at the Ecole normale supérieure Paris-Saclay (ENS Cachan) since 2016, where he is directing the Department of Social Sciences. Frédéric is presiding the Association Savoir Agir and in 2015 he has been elected President of the French Sociological Association. His research interests are social inequality and stratification, the sociology of the professions and quantitative methods of sociological research. In 2015, he jointly published with Brigitte Le Roux (eds), La méthodologie de Pierre Bourdieu en action (Paris: Dunod). 17. Detlev Lueck, Federal Institute for Population Research, Wiesbaden, Germany Short Biography: Detlev Lück is a senior researcher at the Federal Institute for Population Research (BiB) in Wiesbaden, Germany. He studied sociology at the University of Bamberg and achieved his doctoral degree at the University of Mainz in 2009. He has worked in Bamberg, Mainz and Wiesbaden as a teacher and researcher in family sociology. Detlev's research interests include fertility, family forms, gender, and cultural conceptions of family. He uses quantitative as well as mixed methods. Detlev is a member of ESA and of RN13 since 2009, a member of the RN13 board since 2011, and vice coordinator of RN13 since 2013. 18. Monica Massari, University of Naples Federico II, Italy Short Biography: Monica Massari (1971), Ph.D, is Associate Professor at the Department of Political Sciences of the University of Naples "Federico II" (Italy) where she teaches Sociology. During the past few years she has been focusing on issues related to migration, 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 there is the book Il corpo degli altri. Migrazioni, memorie, identità (Orthotes, 2017, forthcoming), and some contributions in edited books and journals such as: Reconsidering Transnational Organized 103 Crime in the Shadow of Globalization: the Case of Human Smuggling across the Mediterranean (Hart Publishing, 2017, forthcoming), La maledizione di essere niente (Milano, 2016), At the Edge of Europe: the Phenomenon of Irregular Migration from Libya to Italy (Palgrave Pivot, 2015), Uno come te. Europei enuovi europei nei percorsi di integrazione (with P. Donadio e G. Gabrielli, Franco Angeli-ISMU 2014), Musulmane e moderne. Spunti di riflessione su donne, islam e costruzioni sociali della modernità in Europa (in Rassegna Italiana di Sociologia, n. 3, 2014). 19. Gerben Moerman, University of Amsterdam, Netherlands Short Biography: Gerben Moerman is senior lecturer in Methodology in Sociology at the University of Amsterdam. His expertise lies in the field of qualitative research and mixed methods. Specifically, he researches qualitative interviewing (PhD in 2010) and different forms of qualitative analysis. He has been active as vice-chair (2013-2015) and chair (20152017) of RN20 on qualitative methods. Gerben has a passion for teaching. He has taught many courses on sociological methods on various levels. He has been the chair of the program committee in for the Bachelor and Master since 2012. He was awarded UvA Lecturer of the year 2011. 20. Adam Mrozowicki, University of Wroclaw PL, Poland Short Biography: Dr hab. Adam Mrozowicki, sociologist, PhD in social sciences (Catholic University of Leuven, 2009), habilitation in sociology (University of Wrocław, 2016), since 2009 employed at the Institute of Sociology, University of Wrocław. His academic interests concern the sociology of work, comparative industrial relations, biographical research methodology and critical social realism. He heads the Sociology of Work Section of the Polish Sociological Association (2013-2019) and he is vicepresident of the Research Committee 44 "Labour Movements" of the International Sociological Association. The author of "Coping with Social Change. Life strategies of workers in Poland's New Capitalism" (LUP 2011) and over 80 articles, book chapters, reviews and reports. 21. Lena Näre, University of Helsinki, Finland Short Biography: Lena Näre is Associate Professor of Sociology (tenure track) at the University of Helsinki, Finland. She holds a DPhil in Migration Studies from the University of Sussex and a PhD in Sociology from the University of Helsinki. Her research focuses on migration, gender, work (especially care work) and ageing. Her work has been published e.g. in Sociology, Ethnic and Racial Studies, Men and Masculinities, Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies. Recent publications include Transnational Migration and Home in Older Age (2016) co-edited with Katie Walsh for Routledge. She is the Editor-in-Chief with Synn?ve Bendixsen of Nordic Journal of Migration Research. 104 22. Eleni Nina-Pazarzi, University of Piraeus, Greece Short Biography: Professor Emerita of Sociology, University of Piraeus. Member of Athens Bar Association. President of TADKY[1996-2002]. I've been Coordinator and Main researcher in European and National research programs: Indicatively, project manager of the EU program "E-medi@te Justice", Institutional and Academic Coordinator of EPEAEK "Gender Equality and Employment", and coordinator of ARTEMIS-EQUAL. Teaching Experience in Graduate, post-graduate programs: Sociology, Industrial Sociology, Social Psychology, Industrial Relations, Courses on Gender Equality, Maritime Sociology, Business Social Responsibility, Business Corporate Responsibility and Corporate Governance, Socio-psychological Theories of Financial Behavior etc. Author and/or Editor of 12 books and about 70 articles, essays on Sociological Theory, Gender, Economic Sociology, Sociology of Work and Sociology of Organizations etc. Vice President of ESA and ELEGYP, Treasurer of ISA, RC10. I've been cofounder, Board Member and co-chair of RN27 (2015-2017). President of the Hellenic Sociological Society and Board Member of Professional associations. I've organized several workshops and conferences. I intend to contribute to the further success of ESA and to spare no efforts to recruit young qualified colleagues. 23. Patrick O'Mahony, National University of Ireland, Cork Short biography: Dr. Patrick O'Mahony is Senior Lecturer at the National University of Ireland, Cork (UCC) and recently published The Contemporary Theory of the Public Sphere. He is a theoretical and methodological pluralist with particular concern for innovative application. Sociological interests include general theory, methodology, discourse, critical theory and critical sociology, new social movements, science and technology, economic sociology, law and democracy and interdisciplinary. He serves on the Editorial Board of the European Journal of Social Theory and reviews for many journals. He has been principal investigator and evaluator of projects on many EU social research programmes. He has been Director of the Centre for European Social Research at UCC. His goal for the ESA is to improve academic conditions for geographical and social peripheries. 24. Apostolos G. Papadopoulos, Harokopio University, Greece Short Biography: Apostolos G. Papadopoulos is Professor of Rural Sociology and Geography at the Department of Geography, Harokopio University (Athens, Greece). He has served as Director of Postgraduate Studies in his Department (2009-2011) and as an elected Vice-Rector of Economic Affairs and Development (2011-2015) at his University. His research is focused on the factors and mechanisms related to rural transformation, social change, social class and social mobility. He is also interested on the impact of migration on host societies, while recently he became interested on the asymmetries between social transformation and migration processes at various spatial scales. He has (co)edited/ written 105 seven books, while he has over 100 publications, including refereed papers and book chapters. He is particularly interested in applied social research and recently he was appointed as member of the CIHEAM Advisory Board (2017-2020), focusing especially on research, education and rural development in the Mediterranean countries. He is Chair of the Hellenic Sociological Society (HSS) and Chair of the LOC for the 13th ESA Congress in Athens. 25. Roland Pfefferkorn, University of Strasbourg, France Short Biography: Roland Pfefferkorn is Professor of Sociology at the University of Strasbourg (France) where he is teaching since about 25 years. His research focuses on social inequalities (inequalities between classes, between men and women, between the generations and also on ethnicracial inequalities) and social relations, particularly gender relations. His further interests are indicated by his publications on the sociology of work, economic sociology, regional sociology (religion and languages) as well as the epistemology and history of sociology. At ESA 2017, together with Konstantin Minoski, he jointly organises the Research Stream on "100 Years Charles Wright Mills". 28. Gallina Tasheva, University of Muenster, Germany Short Biography: Gallina Tasheva is a German-Bulgarian Sociologist. She obtained her doctoral degree in Sofia and after carrying out her post-doctoral research at the University of Bielefeld, she has been working at the Universities of Bielefeld, Kassel, and Jena before moving to the University of Muenster, Germany. In ESA, she coordinated the ESA Research Network on Social Theory (2013-2015). Her work centres around social theory, theoretical sociology and qualitative empirical research, especially phenomenology, existential hermeneutics and critical studies, with an emphasis on value conflicts and identity, intersubjectivity, alterity, and hospitality. Recently her efforts have been going into the development of European Studies (The Battlefield of European Identity, Routledge, 2018, co-ed. with F. Welz). 26. Marta Soler-Gallart, University of Barcelona, Spain Short Biography: Marta Soler-Gallart, Harvard PhD, is Professor of Sociology and Director of CREA Research Centre at the University of Barcelona. She is member of the ESA Executive Committee and Chair of the ESA RN29 "Social Theory". She is also Vice-President of the Catalan Sociological Association and Governing Board member of the European Alliance for Social Sciences and Humanities. Involved as well in the ISA, as the Editor of "International Sociology". Main Researcher of the H2020 project SOLIDUS and Knowledge Management Coordinator of the FP7 project IMPACT-EV. She has published her research in journals such as "Current Sociology", "Qualitative Inquiry" and "Nature". 27. Karin Stögner, University of Vienna, Austria Short Biography: Karin Stögner, PhD, studied sociology and history in Vienna and Paris and is currently lecturer at the Department of Sociology, University of Vienna. During 2009-2011 she was Marie Curie Fellow at Central European University, Budapest; during 2013-2014 Erwin Schr?dinger-Fellow at Lancaster University and at Georgetown University, Washington, DC; in 2017 research fellow at the University of Haifa. Main research topics include: social theory (especially critical theory and feminist theory), intersectionality, research in antisemitism, nationalism, racism and sexism. Karin is currently Chair of the RN31 Ethnic Relations, Racism, and Antisemitism. 106 107 108 List of Candidates for the Chair of the Council of Research Networks List of Candidates for the Chair of the Council of National Associations 1. Teresa Carvalho, University of Aveiro, Portugal Short Biography: Teresa Carvalho is Professor at the University of Aveiro, in Portugal. She is a senior researcher at CIPES (Center for Research in Higher Education Policies). She is also a member of the CIPES board and of the executive board of the Department of Social, Political and Territorial Sciences at the University of Aveiro. She is the Director of the PhD program in Public Policies and vice-diector of the Master program in Public Administration and Management at the University of Aveiro. She is the Director of the research network WHEM (Women in Higher Education Management). Her main research interests are related with New Public Management and managerialism impact on professional groups. The main focus of her current research is the relation between managerialism and academic professionalism with an emphasis on gender issues. She has published research on these issues both in books, book chapters and scientific journals. Since 2013 she has been the chair of the European Sociological Association Research Network on Professions (RN19), and a member of the executive board of the International Sociological Association Research Committee on Professional Groups (RC 52). Her main intent is to contribute to the continuous and sustained growth of all ESA networks by assuming the voice and exposing the interests of the networks in ESA executive board. 1. Sokratis Koniordos, University of Crete, Greece Short Biography: Sokratis Koniordos (BA, Deree & Panteion, MA Kent, PhD LSE) is Full Professor at the University of Crete. Has also taught at the following universities: Middlesex, Quest-Nanterre-Paris 8, Cyprus, MilanBicocca, Open, Thessaloniki, and HOU. Main research interests include: economic sociology, sociology of work, migration, modernity, civil society. Koniordos' has published 18 volumes; for instance, The Handbook of European Sociology, New York and London, Routledge, 2014 (with A. A. Kyrtsis); Conflict, Citizenship and Civil Society, London: Routledge, 2010 (with P. Baert, G. Procacci and C. Ruzza); Towards a Sociology of Artisans: Continuity and Discontinuities in Comparative Perspectives, Aldershot: Ashgate, 2001. 2. Linda McKie, University of Edinburgh, UK Short Biography: Linda McKie is Professor of Sociology and Social Policy, Dean/Head of School for the School of Social and Political Sciences at the University of Edinburgh. She joined Edinburgh in August of this year after completing five years at the University of Durham where she was also Head of School. Linda has over 25 years of experience in academic research, teaching and administration.She is a sociologist with a strong track record in publishing, securing external grant income, project management, and career development and mentoring. Activities to support the development of the next generation (journal writing and mentoring work) and the future of the discipline (professoriate and learned society networking) are central to her sociological vision. Active in the development and promotion of social sciences across all sectors of the economy and with a range of communities and organisations, she also has strong collaborations in Finland and across a range of universities. Over the course of her career she has been elected to serve as a trustee on the board of the British Sociological Association (BSA) on three occasions and she is currently the BSA's Director of Public Engagement. 109 INDEX You can access and search the index of all presenters and session chairs through the online conference agenda in ConfTool. The direct link is the following: https://www.conftool.pro/esa2017/index.php?page=browseSessions&mod e=authors 110 Research Networks & Research Streams Sessions RN01 - Ageing in Europe RN02 - Sociology of the Arts RN03 - Biographical Perspectives on European Societies RN04 - Sociology of Children and Childhood RN05 - Sociology of Consumption RN06 - Critical Political Economy RN07 - Sociology of Culture RN08 - Disaster, Conflict and Social Crisis RN09 - Economic Sociology RN10 - Sociology of Education RN11 - Sociology of Emotions RN12 - Environment and Society RN13 - Sociology of Families and Intimate Lives RN14 - Gender Relations in the Labour Market and the Welfare State RN15 - Global, transnational and cosmopolitan sociology RN16 - Sociology of Health and Illness RN17 - Work, Employment and Industrial Relations RN18 - Sociology of Communications and Media Research RN19 - Sociology of Professions RN20 - Qualitative Methods RN21 - Quantitative Methods RN22 - Sociology of Risk and Uncertainty RN23 - Sexuality RN24 - Science and Technology RN25 - Social Movements RN26 - Sociology of Social Policy and Social Welfare RN27 - Regional Network Southern European Societies RN28 - Society and Sports 112 113 RN29 - Social Theory RN30 - Youth and Generation RN31 - Ethnic Relations, Racism and Antisemitism RN32 - Political Sociology RN33 - Women’s and Gender Studies RN34 - Sociology of Religion RN35 - Sociology of Migration RN36 - Sociology of Transformations: East and West RN37 - Urban Sociology RS01 - (Un)Making Europe RS01 - (Un)Making Capitalism RS01 - (Un)Making Solidarities RS01 - (Un)Making Subjectivities RS07 - Greece and the European Socioeconomic Crises RS08 - Memory Studies: The Arts in Memory RS11 - Sociology of Celebration RS12 - Sociology of Knowledge RS13 - Sociology of Law RS14 - Sociology of Morality RS15 - Visual and Filmic Sociology RS16 - What turns the European labour market into a fortress? RS17 - 100 Years Charles Wright Mills: Sociological Imagination Today 114 RESEARCH NETWORK SESSIONS RN01 - AGEING IN EUROPE RN01 | 01a | IC: Active Ageing & Wellbeing 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room InterContinental - Ypsilon III Session Chair: Eleanna Galanaki, Athens University of Economics and Business Presentations: Mascagni, Giulia (1); Giannini, Andrea (2) 1: Dipartimento di Scienze politche, Università di Pisa, Italy 2: Dipartimento di Medicina Clinica e Sperimentale, Università di Pisa, Italy Women in transition: profiles and wellbeing practices in the age of menopause Vanhoutte, Bram (1); Wahrendorf, Morten (2); Nazroo, James (1) 1: University of Manchester, United Kingdom 2: University of Düsseldorf, Germany Timing, duration and order: The influence of housing histories on later life wellbeing Rodriguez, Vicente (1); Fernandez-Mayoralas, Gloria (1); Rojo-Pérez, Fermina (1); Prieto-Flores, María Eugenia (2) 1: Spanish National Research Council, Spain 2: National University at Distance, Spain Spanish elderly are reflecting on their active ageing. How their views differ from the scientific literature and policy making? Jönson, Håkan (1); Harnett, Tove (1); Taghizadeh Larsson, Annika (2) 1: Lund University, Sweden 2: Linköping University, Sweden Rethinking the concept of successful aging: a disability studies approach 116 117 RN01 | 01b | IC: Care Policies 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room InterContinental - Ypsilon II Session Chair: Alexandra Lopes, Porto Presentations: Tinios, Platon (2); Georgiadis, Thomas (1); Valvis, Zafiris (2) 1: Panteion University of Political and Social Sciences, Greece 2: University of Piraeus, Greece Care gap and the Care Mix in Europe: Exploring Modes of Long Term Care across European Countries Rodrigues, Ricardo European Centre for Social Welfare Policy and Research, Austria Care in times of choice and competition – A synthesis of the concept(s) of care and their relevance for mainstream economics Elchardus, Mark Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium Can an expansion of informal care significantly reduce the need for institutional care for the elderly? Hlebec, Valentina; Filipovic Hrast, Masa University of Ljubljana, Slovenia Characteristics and determinants of intergenerational transfers among families using mixed care for older people RN01 | 01c | IC: Inequalities 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room InterContinental - Ypsilon I Session Chair: Hans-Joachim Reinhard, University of Applied Sciences Fulda Presentations: Wigselius, Filip Oskar Teodor Stockholm University, Sweden Inequalities in the broken heart syndrome Motel-Klingebiel, Andreas; Kelfve, Susanne Linköping University, Sweden What Equality? Life Course Diversity and Inequality in Later Life in Changing Sweden 118 Mergenthaler, Andreas; Cihlar, Volker Federal Institute for Population Research, Germany Paid work after retirement and marital quality: Are there differences between men and women? Gorbaneva, Elena Nikolaevna NRU HSE, Russian Federation Population ageing in Russia RN01 | 02a | IC: The Oldest Old 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room InterContinental - Ypsilon III Session Chair: Cosima Rughinis, University of Bucharest Presentations: Geithner, Luise University of Cologne, Germany Lifestyles of the Very Old – A Qualitative Analysis Janhsen, Anna University of Cologne, Germany Spirituality of the Oldest Old (80+): Struggle between Traditional Religion and Post-Modernistic Spirituality Näsman, Marina (1,2); Niklasson, Johan (3); Gustafson, Yngve (3); Olofsson, Birgitta (3); Lövheim, Hugo (3); Nygård, Mikael (1); Nyqvist, Fredrica (1) 1: Åbo Akademi University, Finland 2: The Society of Swedish Literature in Finland 3: Umeå University, Sweden Factors associated with decline in high morale in a five-year follow-up of very old people Poli, Stefano; Pandolfini, Valeria Di.S.For., Università degli Studi di Genova, Italy Health and social factors associated with the rejection of active euthanasia in community-dwelling older subjects: evidences from an Italian case study RN01 | 02b | IC: Technology & Innovation I 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room InterContinental - Ypsilon II Session Chair: Francesco Barbabella, National Institute of Health and Science on Ageing (INRCA) 119 Presentations: Session Chair: Sandra Torres, Uppsala University Nimrod, Galit Ben Gurion University of the Negev, Israel Technostress: A New Threat to Wellbeing in Later Life Presentations: Neves, Barbara Barbosa (1); Baecker, Ron (2) 1: The University of Melbourne, Australia 2: University of Toronto, Canada Learning to use digital technologies in later life: affordances and constraints Iñiguez, Tatiana; Valero, Diana University of Zaragoza, Spain Mature Adults and the Information Society. An Analysis through PIAAC Data Tolhurst, Edward James Staffordshire University, United Kingdom Anti-reductionist sociology as a basis for dementia studies Pulkki, Jutta (1,2); Pirhonen, Jari (1,2) 1: University of Tampere, Finland 2: Gerontology Research Center, GEREC The Structured Independency of Old People: A novel theory of old age policy Lord, Carolynne Lancaster University, United Kingdom How Convenient is Everyday Life?: Older Practitioners and the Migration of Practices Online Pfaller, Larissa (1); Schweda, Mark (2) 1: Friedrich-Alexander University Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU), Germany 2: University Medical Center Göttingen „Successful = Healthy = Good?“ – Gerontological Concepts of “Successful Aging” in Germany and their Normative Implications RN01 | 02c | IC: Voluntary Work and Nonemployment RN01 | 03b | IC: Retirement Timing 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room InterContinental - Ypsilon I 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room InterContinental - Ypsilon II Session Chair: Justyna Stypinska, Free University Berlin Session Chair: Minna Zechner, Seinäjoki University of Applied Sciences Presentations: Presentations: Micheel, Frank Federal Institute for Population Research, Germany The influence of intentional on actual volunteering among older people in Germany. Results from a two-wave-study Komp, Kathrin Helsinki University, Finland The scarring effects of unemployment on the realized retirement age Vogel, Claudia; Simonson, Julia; Tesch-Römer, Clemens German Centre of Gerontology, Germany Volunteering among immigrants in middle and later life Gibney, Dr Sarah; Moran, Ms Niamh; Ward, Dr Mark; Shannon, Ms Sinead Department of Health, Ireland Barriers to Volunteering in Later Life RN01 | 03a | IC: Theoretical Concepts and Discussions 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room InterContinental - Ypsilon III 120 Aouici, Sabrina; Rochut, Julie Cnav, France Which factors influence premium deferred retirement decision? Midtsundstad, Tove; Hermansen, Åsmund Fafo, Norway The effect of retaining measures on retirement timing - depending on companies' possibility to adjust work time arrangement Schmiederer, Simon Federal Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, Germany Changing fields of occupation, hysteresis and retirement 121 RN01 | 03c | IC: Technology & Innovation II 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room InterContinental - Ypsilon I Session Chair: Harald Künemund, University of Vechta Presentations: Wieser, Bernhard (1,2) 1: Alpen Adria University, Austria 2: Inter-University Centre, for Technology, Work and Culture The delegation of care to technological means Barbabella, Francesco (1,2); Melchiorre, Maria Gabriella (1); Quattrini, Sabrina (1); Papa, Roberta (1); Lamura, Giovanni (1) 1: National Institute of Health and Science on Ageing (INRCA), Italy 2: Linnaeus University, Sweden eHealth policies for multimorbidity care in Europe: technologies, health outcomes and policy perspectives for ageing societies Leinonen, Emilia Anna University of Jyvaskyla, Finland Tensions and resilience of adult foster care work Bergman, Jonny (1); Wall, Erika (2); Kvarnlöf, Linda (1); Ljungdahl, Jens (1) 1: Department of social science, Mid Sweden University, Sweden 2: Department of health science, Mid Sweden University, Sweden Insecurities of taking care and being responsible: Adult children's stories about home safety for their elderly parents' RN01 | 04b | IC: Theoretical Concepts and Discussions 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room InterContinental - Ypsilon II Session Chair: Kathrin Komp, Helsinki University Presentations: Efthymiou, Areti L.; Charalambous, Andreas; Middleton, Nicos; Papastavrou, Evridiki Department of Nursing, Faculty of Health Sciences, Cyprus University of Technology, Cyprus Internet use among carers of people with dementia: a scoping review Torres, Sandra Uppsala University, Sweden The intersection between ethnicity and old age: what sociologists of aging and ethnicity can contribute Poli, Arianna; Abramsson, Marianne; Motel-Klingebiel, Andreas Linköping Universitet, Sweden The Impact of Selective Participation in eHealth Research on Inequality and Exclusion in Old Age van Dyk, Silke University of Jena, Germany The Othering of Old Age. Insights from Postcolonial Studies RN01 | 04a | IC: Care 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room InterContinental - Ypsilon III Session Chair: Teppo Kröger, University of Jyväskylä Presentations: Fekete, Marta (1,2) 1: Corvinus University of Budapest, Hungary 2: Semmelweis University, Budapest, Hungary Dementia caregiving as a challenging task of ageing Keller, Regina Ilona APOLLON University of Health Economics, Germany Caregiving Transitions and Life Satisfaction of Informal Caregivers 122 Nedlund, Ann-Charlotte; Taghizadeh Larsson, Annika Linkoping University, Sweden The (un)making of citizens living with dementia: rethinking belongingness, solidarity and aging in a changing society by the concept of citizenship Weicht, Bernhard University of Innsbruck, Austria The relational 4th age RN01 | 04c | IC: Care and Social Investment 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room InterContinental - Ypsilon I Session Chair: Tine Rostgaard, KORA 123 Presentations: RN01 | 05b | IC: Work Reinhard, Hans-Joachim University of Applied Sciences Fulda, Germany The Concept of "Social Investment in Long-Term Care" 31.08.2017 |11:00 | RoomInterContinental - Ypsilon II Session Chair: Daniele Zaccaria, Golgi Cenci Foundation Lopes, Alexandra (1); Poškutė, Virginija (2); Greve, Bent (3); IsmoLinnosmaa, Ismo (4); Rutkowska, Zosia (5) 1: University of Porto, Portugal 2: ISM VADYBOS IR EKONOMIKOS UNIVERSITETAS UAB 3: ROSKILDE UNIVERSITET (RUC) 4: TERVEYDEN JA HYVINVOINNIN LAITOS (THL) 5: INSTYTUT PRACY I SPRAW SOCJALNYCH (IPiSS) Social Investment in Long-Term Care: Stakeholders' views Stypinska, Justyna Free University Berlin, Germany Entrepreneurship in older age – panacea for ageing workforce or the next step towards occupational insecurity? Agullo-Tomas, Maria Silveria (1); Zorrilla-Muñoz, Vanessa (1); Veira-Ramos, Alberto (1); AgulloTomas, Esteban (2) 1: Institute of Gender Studies (IEG) and Department of Social Analysis; Carlos III University of Madrid (UC3M). Getafe, Spain 2: Psychology Faculty; Oviedo University. Oviedo, Spain Evaluating the design, participation, effectiveness and impact in support programmes for carers of elder people RN01 | 05c | IC: Ageing & the Welfare State Presentations: Wright, David Valentine University of Brighton, United Kingdom Employment of Older Workers - comparing Germany and the UK 31.08.2017 |11:00 | RoomInterContinental - Ypsilon I Session Chair: Andreas Motel-Klingebiel, Linköping University RN01 | 05a | IC: Portrayal of Old Age Presentations: 31.08.2017 |11:00 | RoomInterContinental - Ypsilon III Chavdarova, Tanya Sofia University St.Kliment Ohridski, Bulgaria Aging in Bulgaria: Tackling the Misery of Welfare Reforms Session Chair: Jenni Spännäri, University of Helsinki Presentations: Agren, Axel; Cedersund, Elisabet; Swane, Christine Linköping University, Sweden Constructions of loneliness in Swedish and Danish daily-press Krekula, Clary Karlstad University, Sweden On temporal regimes and (un)marked age in grey dancing: A problematization of age power Rughinis, Cosima; Toma, Elisabeta University of Bucharest, Romania Portraying elderly people through video games. Gameplay and the procedural rhetoric of ageing 124 Zelikova, Julia Russian Academy of National Economy and Public Administration, Russian Federation Public Policy and Social Justice in Aging Society: Generational conflicts in European Countries. Trabut, Loïc; Gaymu, Joëlle Institut National d'Etudes Démographiques, France The political response after 20 years of transformation in the living arrangements of dependent seniors in France Rostgaard, Tine (1); Szebehely, Marta (2) 1: KORA, Denmark 2: Stockholm University Revisiting the Nordic long term care model: Persistent or new inequalities in the combination of formal and informal care resources? 125 RN01 | 06a | IC: Ageism & Discrimination RN01 | 06c | IC: Family & Relationships 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room InterContinental - Ypsilon III 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room InterContinental - Ypsilon I Session Chair: Janina Söhn, Sociological Research Institute (SOFI) at Göttingen University Session Chair: Andreas Mergenthaler, Federal Institute for Population Research Presentations: Presentations: Twumasi, Ricardo (1); Haslam, Cheryl (2) 1: Robert Gordon University, United Kingdom 2: Loughborough University, United Kingdom Perceived age discrimination in the job search process in later life Sykorová, Dana Palacky University, Faculty of Arts, Czech Republic Siblinghood in the old age Bratt, Christopher University of Kent, United Kingdom From an Ageing Society to a Society for All Ages: Perceived Age Discrimination across Age in Europe Harnett, Tove; Jönson, Håkan Lund University, Sweden Biographical continuity and disruption in nursing home settings – ageism in practice? RN01 | 06b | IC: Intergenerational Relations and Policies 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room InterContinental - Ypsilon II Session Chair: Dirk Hofäcker, University of Duisburg-Essen Presentations: Medgyesi, Márton (1,2); Gál, Róbert (3) 1: TARKI Social Research Instiute, Hungary 2: Institute for Sociology, HAS; 3: Hungarian Demographic Research Instiute Redistribution in the welfare state: between income groups or between age-groups? Luppi, Matteo; Nazio, Tiziana Collegio Carlo Alberto, University of Turin, Italy Does gender trump family ties? Intra-couple and inter-siblings sharing of caring responsibilities for elderly parents and in-laws Róin, Ása University of the Faroe Islands, Faroe Islands Abstract: Intergenerational relationship and ageing 126 Zuddas, Agathe Mathilde Université de Lille, France, Solal INRA, France Family relationships and food practices within french public retirement homes for autonomous elderly Albert, Fruzsina (1,2) 1: Károli Gáspár University of the Reformed Church in Hungary, Hungary 2: Center for Social Sciences, Hungarian Academy of Sciences Characteristics of the interpersonal networks of old people in Hungary RN01 | 07a | IC: Ageing & Migration I 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room InterContinental - Ypsilon III Session Chair: Claudia Vogel, German Centre of Gerontology Presentations: Gábriel, Dóra (1,2); Melegh, Attila (1,3); Vadász, Gabriella (2); Hámos, Dalma (2) 1: Hungarian Demographic Research Institute, Hungary 2: University of Pécs, Hungary 3: Corvinus University of Budapest, Hungary Migrant narratives of Hungarian live-in care workers employed in Austria Kordasiewicz, Anna; Radziwinowiczówna, Agnieszka; Kloc-Nowak, Weronika Centre of Migration Research, University of Warsaw, Poland Care biographies of elderly Poles from migrants' and stayers' families – are people, who give most care throughout their lifetime, best taken care of? Koskinen, Veera Katariina University of Jyväskylä, Finland Ageing Finnish wellness tourists in Estonia 127 Machat-From, Laura Linköping University, Sweden Negotiating the Identity Categories of Old(er) Age and Migrancy: A Social Constructionist Lens RN01 | 07b | IC: Sexuality & Intimacy 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room InterContinental - Ypsilon II Session Chair: Bernhard Weicht, University of Innsbruck Presentations: Willis, Paul (1); Raithby, Michele (2); Maegusuku-Hewett, Tracey (3) 1: University of Bristol, United Kingdom 2: Swansea University 3: Swansea University 'It's a nice country but it's not mine': implications of ageing in place for older lesbian, gay and bisexual (LGB) adults in later life. Radicioni, Silvia (1); Weicht, Bernhard (2) 1: University of Turin, Italy 2: University of Innsbruck, Austria A place to transform: creating caring spaces by challenging normativity and identity Simpson, Paul (1); Kathryn, Almack (2); Willis, Paul (3); Hafford-Letchfield, Trish (4) 1: Edge Hill University, United Kingdom 2: University of Nottingham 3: University of Bristol 4: Middlesex University 'I know how to deal with that disease': Challenges in Developing Inclusive Residential Care for Older Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Trans (LGBT) People Tadic, Dora University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom “Hope for the best, but prepare for the worst” – Same-sex Couples' Imagined Futures RN01 | 07c | IC: Social and Political Participation 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room InterContinental - Ypsilon I Session Chair: Luule Sakkeus, Tallinn Univeristy Presentations: Cervia, Silvia; Biancheri, Rita Pisa University, Italy Gender, social participation and well-being in old age from a life course approach Moreira, Amilcar Reis (1); Manso, Luis (1); Barslund, Mikkel (2) 1: University of Lisbon, Portugal 2: Centre for European Policy Studies Political Participation over the Life-Cycle. A Pseudo-Panel Approach Aigner-Walder, Birgit; Luger, Albert Carinthia University of Applied Sciences, Austria Mobility and Ageing – Preferences in the Use of Transportation Services and Goods by Age RN01 | 08a | IC: Active Ageing Policies 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room InterContinental - Ypsilon III Session Chair: David Valentine Wright, University of Brighton Presentations: Galanaki, Eleanna; Pahos, Nikolaos Athens University of Economics and Business, Greece Effective active ageing policies: High Performance Work Systems for elder employees Hofäcker, Dirk University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany Active Ageing Policies and the Structure of Social Inequalities in Late Employment life Barabaschi, Barbara Catholic University of Sacred Heart, Piacenza, Italy Activation and intergenerational solidarity as challenges for European social citizenship: suggestions from a comparative study Lassen, Aske Juul; Toft, Cammilla Bundgaard; Jespersen, Astrid Pernille University of Copenhagen, Denmark Co-creating welfare: Forming the active, old citizen RN01 | 08b | IC: Work & Transition to Retirement 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room InterContinental - Ypsilon II 128 129 Session Chair: Emma Garavaglia, State University of Milan Bicocca Presentations: Romeu Gordo, Laura; Mertens, Antje DZA, German Center of Gerontology, Germany Does the Task Specific Retirement Behaviour in Germany Support the Polarization Hypothesis? Gender Differences Among Socially Insured German Workers Wanka, Anna Goethe-University Frankfurt, Germany Doing Retiring -The Social Practices of Transiting into Retirement and the Distribution of Transitional Risks Zechner, Minna Seinäjoki University of Applied Sciences, Finland Transnational Habitus at the Time of Retirement Keck, Wolfgang (1); Romeu Gordo, Laura (2) 1: Deutsche Rentenversicherung, Germany 2: Deutsches Zentrum für Altersfragen (DZA), Germany How does low-income employment effect the pension claims of cohorts differently? The German case RN01 | 08c | IC: Ageing & Health 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room InterContinental - Ypsilon I Session Chair: Martina Brandt, TU Dortmund Presentations: Social networks may decrease the risk of genes on dementia among older adults: A gender difference? RN01 | 09a | P: Social Networks 01.09.2017 |11:00 | Room PE.6.41 Session Chair: Håkan Jönson, Lund University Presentations: Urbani, Tony Università degli Studi della Tuscia, Italy The Strength of “grey ties”: a case study of self-managed community centres for elderly people in Tuscia district – Italy Spännäri, Jenni University of Helsinki, Finland "Not just any club" – A regard to the 'hows', 'whens' and 'whys' of building collective wisdom in older adults' group activities König, Ronny; Bertogg, Ariane University of Zurich, Switzerland 'Does Size Matter?' Social Networks and Network Satisfaction in Age Abuladze, Liili (1); Sakkeus, Luule (1); Santacroce, Adriana (2) 1: Estonian Institute for Population Studies, Tallinn University, Estonia 2: La Sapienza University of Rome, Italy Everyday Activity Limitations and Social Networks of Older Adults: Longitudinal Evidence from the SHARE survey Gibney, Dr. Sarah;Moore, Ms. Tara;Ward, Dr. Mark;Shannon, Ms. Sinéad Department of Health, Ireland An examination of the factors associated with influenza vaccination uptake among older people RN01 | 09b | P: Ageing & Migration II Kaschowitz, Judith TU Dortmund University, Germany Informal caregiving and health of migrants across Europe: What is the role of background and current country context? Session Chair: Anna Kordasiewicz, University of Warsaw Wu, Jing; Hasselgren, Caroline; Halleröd, Björn University of Gothenburg, Sweden 130 01.09.2017 |11:00 | Room PE.6.42 Presentations: Söhn, Janina Sociological Research Institute (SOFI) at Göttingen University, Germany Immigrants' old-age pensions in Germany: employment patterns, migration-related features and socio-economic desparities 131 Vogt, Jan Valentin KU Eichstätt-Ingolstadt, Germany Alternating Migration Flows and their Age-Structure and Duration-of-Stay Effects on the Long-Term Sustainability of the German Statutory Pension Insurance Gruber, Stefan; Sand, Gregor Max Planck Institute for Social Law and Social Policy, Germany Does migration have long-term consequences for cognitive functioning? Klokgieters, Silvia Simone (1); van Tilburg, Theo (1); Deeg, Dorly (1,2); Huisman, Martijn (1,2) 1: Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Netherlands 2: VU University Medical Centre Amsterdam Structural disadvantage and subjective wellbeing: Protection by religion among young-old Turkish and Moroccan immigrants in the Netherlands RN01 | RN13 | 09a | P | JS: JOINT SESSION: How do Increasing Childlessness and Limited Family Support Affect Older Adults? 01.09.2017 |11:00 | Room PD.2.34 Joint Session of RN01 Ageing in Europe and RN13 Sociology of Families and Intimate Lives Session Chair: Areti L. Efthymiou, Cyprus University of Technology Presentations: Gautun, Heidi (1); Bratt, Christopher (2) 1: Oslo and Akershus University College of Applied Sciences, Norway; 2: University of Kent Should I stay or should I go? Nurses' motivations for working in elderly care services Mathew Puthenparambil, Jiby; Kröger, Teppo University of Jyväskylä, Finland Care poverty among older people in Finland: A Nordic country facing the risk of unmet care needs Åkerman, Sarah; Nyqvist, Fredrica; Nygård, Mikael Åbo Akademi University, Finland ”If we are nice to each other we'll make it” - a follow-up study on elderly care recipients' experiences of informal care in a Finnish context RN01 | 10b | P: Health & Disability 01.09.2017 |14:00 | Room PE.6.42 Session Chair: Dirk Hofäcker, University of Duisburg-Essen Session Chair: Judith Kaschowitz, TU Dortmund University Presentations: Presentations: Deindl, Christian University of Cologne, Germany Support networks of childless older people in Europe Wetzel, Martin (1); Vanhoutte, Bram (2) 1: University of Cologne, Germany; 2: University of Manchester, United Kingdom Comparing cumulative (dis)advantage in health for different contexts: Later life developments in England and Germany Bettencourt da Camara, Stella ISCSP-ULISBOA - School of Social and Political Sciences – University of Lisbon CAPP - Center for Administration and Public Policies, University of Lisbon, Lisbon, Portugal Students' attitudes about ageing and intentions to work with older adults after graduation Kohli, Martin (1); Albertini, Marco (2) 1: European University Institute, Italy 2: Università di Bologna, Italy The different faces of childlessness in later life RN01 | 10a | P: Elder Care 01.09.2017 |14:00 | Room PE.6.41 132 Graff, Lea; Rostgaard, Tine KORA, Denmark Transitions between disability and old age - now and in the near future Lazarevic, Patrick; Brandt, Martina TU Dortmund University, Germany Diverging Ideas of Health? Explanatory Factors for Self-Rated Health Across Gender & Age-Groups in Europe Haanes, Gro Gade; Hall, Elisabeth University of Faroe Islands, Faroe Islands Coping with hearing and vision impairment in old age 133 RN01 | RN16 | 10a | P | JS: JOINT SESSION: European Health Policy and Ageing Societies: Challenges and Opportunities 01.09.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.2.8 Joint Session of RN01 Ageing in Europe and RN16 Sociology of Health and Illness Session Chair: Karen Lowton, University of Sussex Edward James Tolhurst, Staffordshire University Kia Ditlevsen, University of Copenhagen Presentations: Brennan, Damien (1); Murphy, Rebecca (1); McCallion, Philip (2); McCarron, Mary (1) 1: Trinity College, University of Dublin, Ireland; 2: University ofAlbany, New York, USA. Family Strategies for Care Giving for Older People with Intellectual Disability (ID), within 'postinstitutional' Ireland BERTHOU, Valentin Université de Technologie de Troyes, France Development of Living Labs in health and autonomy in France Kronschnabl, Judith Max-Planck-Institute for Social Law and Social Policy, Germany Does Socio-Economic Status Influence Grip Strength in Older Europeans? Analysing the Links between Education and Objective Health Midtsundstad, Tove I; Nielsen, Roy A. Fafo - Institute for Labour and Social Research, Norway Effects of Norwegian companies' initiatives to postpone retirement RN01 | 11a | P: Inequality and Marginalisation 01.09.2017 |16:00 | Room PE.6.41 Session Chair: Barbara Barbosa Neves, The University of Melbourne Presentations: Baeriswyl, Marie Université de Genève, Switzerland Social participations and life satisfaction: specific issues and inequalities Bowering, Theodora Frances 134 Centre for Urban Conflicts Research, Department of Architecture, University of Cambridge, United Kingdom Ageing and the city: urban resilience and sociospatial marginalisation of older people in East London Nyqvist, Fredrica;Nygård, Mikael Åbo Akademi University, Faculty of Education and Welfare Studies, Social Policy, Finland Loneliness among older people in Europe: a comparative approach Dias, Isabel Correia (1); Lopes, Alexandra (1); Lemos, Rute (1); Fraga, Sílvia (2); Costa, Diogo (2) 1: Faculty of Arts and Humanities of University of Porto, Portugal; 2: Institute of Public Health University of Porto Socio-economic and health determinants of elder abuse RN01 | RN21 | 11b | P | JS: JOINT SESSION: Advanced Quantitative Analysis in Ageing Research 01.09.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.3.19 Joint Session of RN01 Ageing in Europe and RN21 Quantitative Methods Session Chair: Marja Johanna Aartsen, Oslo and Akershus University College Jolanta PEREK-BIALAS, Jagiellonian University Presentations: Aartsen, Marja J.; Veenstra, Marijke; Hansen, Thomas NOVA, Norwegian Social Research, Oslo and Akershus University College, Norway Multiple mediation in the relation between socio-economic position and health Zaccaria, Daniele (1); Sala, Emanuela (2) 1: Golgi Cenci Foundation, Italy 2: University of Milan Bicocca, Italy Assessing the quality of SHARE survey data. The impact of aging on measurement error Sacco, Lawrence Benjamin (1); Corna, Laurie (1); Price, Debora (2); Glaser, Karen (1) 1: King's College London, United Kingdom 2: University of Manchester, United Kingdom A life-course approach to the study of paid work, informal care provision, volunteering and civic participation in mid to later life in Britain Lee, Sunwoo; Pelclová, Jana Palacky University Olomouc, Czech Republic Prevalence of loneliness, activities engagement and life satisfaction in later life: A snapshot from the Survey of Health, Ageing and Retirement in Europe (SHARE) 135 1: University of Nottingham, United Kingdom 2: York University, United Kingdom The Art of Organic Solidarity: The Fall of 'Solidarity Forever' and the Rise of Collaborative Organising and Participatory Art? Ecevit, Emek Can (1); BabadoğanKaya, Hale (2) 1: Brunel University, Brunel Business School; 2: Middle East Technical University, Sociology Department Experiences of Solidarity: Narrations of three Art Initiatives from Ankara RN02 - SOCIOLOGY OF THE ARTS RN02 | 01a | P: Gendered Inequalities and Careers in the Arts 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PA.1.1 Session Chair: Annette Grigoleit, Leuphana University Luenburg Riccioni, Ilaria Free University of Bozen, Italy Art, solidarity and civil rights. Theatre as community response Houni, Pia Maria Finnish Institute of Occupational Health, Finland Hear it from themselves: the impact of arts on equality Presentations: Provansal, Mathilde Université Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne, France Beyond artistic vocation : A gender admission process of men and women candidates to an artistic career Siongers, Jessy; Van Steen, Astrid Ghent University, Belgium The arts, a men's world. Gender inequalities in artists' labour markets Biró, Emese (1); Virginás, Andrea (2) 1: Károli Gáspár University of the Reformed Church in Hungary, Hungary 2: Sapientia Hungarian University of Transylvania, Romania Female Filmmakers' Challenges in Creative Work. Cases of Hungarian Female Filmmakers from Romania RN02 | 01b | P: Solidarities in the Arts 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PA.1.2 Session Chair: Oleksandra Nenko, ITMO University Presentations: Korczynski, Marek (1); Jiang, Joyce (2) 136 RN02 | 01c | P: Artistic Production, Creativity, Skills and Practice 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PA.1.3 Session Chair: Tasos Zembylas, University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna Presentations: Manta, Adina University of Bucharest, Romania Creating in the studio. Artists' studios and the flow of creativity Bassetti, Chiara (1); Muntanyola-Saura, Dafne (2) 1: University of Trento, Italy 2: Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain The Craft of Performing Artists: Skill, Identity and the Learning Curve Boia, Pedro Santos CIPEM/INET-md - Centro de Investigação em Psicologia da Música e Educação Musical, Porto Polytechnic, Portugal; Instituto de Sociologia, Porto University, Portugal A sociology of causal attribution in music performance: a case study Szenajch, Piotr Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland Before stardom. Informal collectives as vehicles of biographical mobility 137 RN02 | 02a | P: Site-Specific Art & Public Space (Panel) 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PA.1.1 Session Chair: Andrea Glauser, University of Lucerne Michael Jonas, Institute for Advanced Studies Presentations: Chatzinakos, George Manchester Metropolitan University, United Kingdom Urban Experiments in Times of Crisis: The Case of Svolou's Neighbourhood Initiative in Thessaloniki/Greece Baykal, Zeynep; Unlu Gok, Seval Beykent University, Turkey Artistic re-appropriation of public space in Turkish scenes: the case of site-specific experiences in Istanbul Pot, Mirjam University of Vienna, Austria Artistic Interventions: Affirmative Over-Identification as Tactics of Critique Stam, Valerie Monique (1,2) 1: Carleton University, Canada; 2: University of Amsterdam, Netherlands Participatory theatre, urban exclusions, and youth (re)claiming the city Moya, Laura University of Zaragoza, Spain Crip art in public space RN02 | 02b | P: Institutionalization and Innovation in Cultural Industries 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PA.1.2 Papadopoulou, Maria; Sifaki, Eirini; Stamou, Anastasia Hellenic Open University, Greece A cinema made in Europe? On the creation, production and marketing of contemporary Greek cinema. Dakessian, Arek The University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom Clients and Film Production Networks RN02 | 02c | P: The Power of (D)evaluation in the Arts 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PA.1.3 Session Chair: Dan Eugen Ratiu, Babes-Bolyai University Presentations: Zembylas, Tasos University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna, Austria Contextualising evaluations in the arts van den Broek, Andries Netherlands Institute for Social Research SCP, The Netherlands Do we measure what we treasure? Stamou, Anastasia; Sifaki, Eirini; Papadopoulou, Maria Hellenic Open University, Greece The impact of film criticism and cultural evaluation on the formation and the emergence of a “Weird Wave” in Greek Cinema Modreanu, Roxana Universitatea de Artă și Design Cluj-Napoca, Romania The Art Scene of Cluj-Napoca and Art Criticism Session Chair: Chris Mathieu, Lund University RN02 | 03a | P: Heritage, Memories, Visual Cultures and Cultural Representations (Panel: Lusophone Sociology of the Arts, Part 1/3) Presentations: 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PA.1.1 van Venrooij, Alex; Wilderom, Rens University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands The dynamics of dance: a cross-national comparison of the institutionalization of electronic/dance music in the US and UK Session Chair: Sacha Jérôme Kagan, Institute of Sociology and Cultural Organization (ISKO) Leuphana University Lueneburg 138 139 Presentations: Session Chair: DAFNE MUNTANYOLA SAURA, UNIVERSITAT AUTONOMA DE BARCELONA Ribeiro, Ana Paula Alves (1); Gonçalves, Maria Alice Rezende (2) 1: Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; 2: Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Madureira - Copacabana, Yemanjá: paths of The Queen of the sea Presentations: Gerheim, Fernando Souza UFRJ, Brazil Brazilian contemporary art: word and visuality Costa, Pedro; Lopes, Ricardo Instituto Universitário de Lisboa (ISCTE-IUL) / DINAMIA'CET-IUL, Portugal New urban narratives at the public space: art, territoriality and community development in the Flâneur project RN02 | 03b | P: Sociological Perspectives on Cultural Policy 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PA.1.2 Session Chair: Victoria D. Alexander, Goldsmiths, University of London Presentations: FEDER, TAL University of Haifa, Israel Access to Art in Europe: A Comparative Study Hirvi-Ijäs, Maria Cupore, Center for Cultural Policy Research, Finland The Role and Status of Artist Organization in Nordic Cultural Policy – a comparative outline Peters, Julia Ghent University, Belgium Visual artists' self-representation in subsidy requests. A case study of Flanders, 1965 – 1999. Baltzis, Alexandros; Tsigilis, Nikolaos Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece Unmaking culture through austerity: Effects of material deprivation on visual artists RN02 | 03c | P: Subjectivities and Subjectivation in the Arts 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PA.1.3 140 Ratiu, Dan Eugen Babes-Bolyai University, Romania Figures of subjectivities: the creative subject and art as critique and self-formation MONTOYA, NATHALIE Université Paris Diderot, France Art education in France : shaping subjectivities against capitalism Sattlegger, Ina University of Vienna, Austria Rancière revisited: Reconceptualising emancipation in arts. Jain, Anil K. Zeppelin Universität Friedrichshafen & Universität der Künste Berlin, Germany Art as a Reflexive Medium of Change: Desire, Aesthetic Resonance and the Material Language of Objects RN02 | 04a | H: Artistic Creation, Inter-Knowledge and Transglobalization (Panel: Lusophone Sociology of the Arts, Part 2/3) 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room HA.3.10 Session Chair: Sari Karttunen, Cupore Presentations: Dabul, Ligia Universidade Federal Fluminense . UFF, Brazil Mail and poetry: highlights on creation, interaction and dissemination of art Parracho Sant Anna, Sabrina UFRRJ, Brazil Art institutions and the public sphere: a case study on the Museu de Arte do Rio Copeliovitch, Andrea Universidade Federal Fluminense, Brazil Grandpa and the Holy Inquiry: questions in theatre and theatre in question Eckert, Cornelia (1); Carvalho da Rocha, Ana Luiza (2) 1: Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil; 141 2: Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, Feevale, Brazil Times and spaces of contemporary art circuits in Porto Alegre Crafted Identities: embracing shared perspectives through phenomenological interpretation of ceramic practice. RN02 | 04b | H: Art Markets - What Else? So, Karen De La Salle University, Philippines An Embodied Image of the Philippine Heart Center Hospital as a Therapeutic Site 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room HA.2.8 Session Chair: Paula Guerra, University of Porto Presentations: Kharchenkova, Svetlana Leiden University, University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands The art market upside down: valuation practices and the function of auctions in the emerging Chinese market Biçer Olgun, Hülya Hacettepe University, Turkey Contemporary Art Market Scene in Turkey of the 21st Century: Contemporary Istanbul Art Fair Example Alexander, Victoria D. Goldsmiths, University of London, United Kingdom The Art Gift RN02 | 04c | H: Embodied Perceptions, Knowing and Subjectivities 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room HA.2.9 Session Chair: Yagos Koliopanos, Université Paris Ouest Nanterre La Défense Presentations: Kuric Kardelis, Stribor Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain The “Artistic Body”. Embodied subjectivities of the theatre acting experience Jepson, Ryan University of Vienna, Austria Aikido and the remaking of everyday experience Roche, Catherine Louise University of Westminster, United Kingdom 142 RN02 | 05a | H: Practices of Musical Resistance and Urban Cultural Scenes in Late Modernity (Panel: Lusophone Sociology of the Arts, Part 3/3) 31.08.2017 |11:00 | RoomHA.3.10 Session Chair: Voica Puscasiu, "Babes-Bolyai" University - Cluj-Napoca Presentations: Oliveira, Ana Sofia ISCTE - University Institute of Lisbon, DINAMIA'CET - University Institute of Lisbon, Portugal DIWO! Networks and forms of collaboration in alternative music scene of Lisbon metropolitan area Menezes, Pedro Martins de University of Porto, Portugal National Identity and Brazilian Modernity: The Case of the Recording Industry Guerra, Paula (2); Dabul, Lígia (1) 1: Federal Fluminense University, Department of Sociology, Brazil; 2: Faculty of Arts and Humanities, Institute of Sociology, University of Porto, Griffith Centre for Social and Cultural Research, Portugal Todas as Artes, Todos os Nomes: paths and interventions in the cultural resistance/renovation of Lisbon and Rio de Janeiro Lima, Maria João ISCTE - University Institute of Lisbon (ISCTE-IUL), Portugal Choral singing as social practice: a study on institutions and amateur singers in Portugal RN02 | 05b | H: Matchings and Intermediations in Arts Production and Distribution 31.08.2017 |11:00 | RoomHA.2.8 Session Chair: Chris Mathieu, Lund University Presentations: 143 Fürst, Henrik Uppsala University, Sweden Finding Legitimacy: Matching in the Publishing Market RN02 | 06a | P: Spaces of Possibility Between Utopian Arts and Challenges of Urban Futures Gautier, Michael University of Bern, Switzerland Mapping Professional Self-concepts of Gallery Owners Session Chair: Oleksandra Nenko, ITMO University Battentier, Andy (1,2) 1: University of Milan, Italy; 2: University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands We should not forget technicians : towards a study of technical intermediaries in art worlds Casemajor, Nathalie; Roberge, Jonathan; Bellavance, Guy INRS, Canada Digital Brokers of Attention: the Case of Visual Arts RN02 | 05c | H: Current Developments at Museums 31.08.2017 |11:00 | RoomHA.2.9 Session Chair: Volker Kirchberg, Leuphana University of Lueneburg Presentations: 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.2.14 Presentations: Kirchberg, Volker; Kagan, Sacha Jérôme Leuphana University Lüneburg, Germany City as Space of Possibility – Alternative and Artistic Initiatives Towards Urban Sustainability Pavoni, Andrea ISCTE, Portugal Speculating on urban futures: framing art conceptually, and orienting it strategically, beyond the aesthetic-political paradigm of the contemporary city Totah, Ruba Saliba JGU University, Mainz, Germany Perspectives on Refugees Theatre in Germany Golovatina-Mora, Polina; Blandon Gomez, Hernando Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana, Colombia Utopia and Art: Pedagogical, Liberational and Critical Meaning of Art Porczyński, Dominik University of Rzeszów, Poland Support or substitution? Museums and art education in double-peripheries RN02 | 06b | P: Visual Art Audiences Marino, Sophie Ecole nationale supérieure des Beaux arts de Paris, France The former collections of French popular art: towards a museographical revival Session Chair: Valerie Visanich, University of Malta Oosterman, Naomi City University of London, The United Kingdom Risk, Reputation, and Damage: Studying Art Theft in the European Union Mullen, Ann University of Toronto, Canada The Artist's Collector: How Contemporary Artists Conceptualize and Evaluate Arts Audiences Ganga, Rafaela Neiva; Wilson, Kerry; Whelan, Gayle Institute of Cultural Capital, United Kingdom From Liverpool with Memory. House of Memories' national partnerships on dementia care – a critical analysis Prieur, Christophe Telecom ParisTech, France Visitors and Participants, Londoners and Parisians: Borders outside and inside a collective contemporary art piece 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.2.13 Presentations: Potyukova, Ekaterina The State Russian Museum, Russian Federation 144 145 The Modern Students at the Art Museum (Based on the results of the sociological studies at the State Russian Museum, St. Petersburg) How Cultural Consumption and Communication Maintain Social Relationships: A Communication Perspective Blanc, Mathias CNRS, France Visual analysis and sociological study of fine art museum audiences Eriksson, Birgit; Stage, Carsten; Reestorff, Camilla Møhring Aarhus University, Denmark A Typology of Participation: Opportunities and Challenges for Participation in European Cultural Centers RN02 | 06c | P: Reconsidering Arts Management (Panel: Arts Management Studies, part 1/2) Teixeira, Rute Faculty of Arts, University of Porto, Portugal Through the paths of an artistic education in the Generation Orchestra - sociological contours on the life trajectories of social actors until the emergence of new dispositions and individual variations. 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.2.12 Session Chair: Stefan Sebastian Maftei, Babes-Bolyai University Presentations: DeVereaux, Constance Colorado State University, United States of America The Dust of Everyday Life Sigurjonsson, Njordur Bifrost University, Iceland The Philosophy of Arts Management Fang, Hua Shanghai Conservatory of Music, People's Republic of China How arts management education react to today's society challenge Antonio C. Cuyler, Florida State University, United States of America Culture a public good? Critique, Reflection, and Recommendations RN02 | 07a | P: Social and Cognitive Effects of the Arts: Communication, Socialization and Empowerment 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.2.14 Session Chair: Sacha Jérôme Kagan, Institute of Sociology and Cultural Organization (ISKO) Leuphana University Lueneburg Presentations: Kwon, Kyung-eun; Kim, Eun-mee Seoul National University, Korea, Republic of (South Korea) 146 Bos, Eltje University of Applied Sciences Amsterdam, The Netherlands Impact of the arts in social work and societal change RN02 | 07b | P: Arts Consumption 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.2.13 Session Chair: Sari Karttunen, Cupore Presentations: Soares Neves, José (2); Visanich, Valerie (1) 1: University of Malta, Malta; 2: University Institute of Lisbon Out of place in an institutional art space? Bolshakov, Nikita Higher School of Economics, Russian Federation Art and cultural consumption in Russian Deaf community Papushina, Iuliia; Maksimenkova, Olga; Neznanov, Alexey National Research University Higher School of Economics, Russian Federation Paradox of conservatives: innovativeness and attendance of unconventional opera and ballet Kawamata, Keiko (1); Kuroiwa, Kenichiro (2); Miura, Toshihiko (3); Tajima, Norio (4) 1: Asia University, Japan; 2: Aoyama Gakuin University, Japan; 3: Chuo University, Japan; 4: Takushoku University, Japan Comparative Study on the Process of Development and Evolution of Japanese Pop Culture Events 147 RN02 | 07c | P: Internationalisation and Arts Management (Panel: Arts Management Studies, part 2/2) 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.2.12 Session Chair: Paula Guerra, University of Porto Searching a political voice through artistic practice in the community Miyamoto, Naomi Ritsumeikan University, Kyoto, Japan Singing Together: Choruses and Alfred Schutz's theory of musical communication Presentations: RN02 | 08b | P: Macro-Sociological Perspectives on the Arts Gaupp, Lisa Leuphana University of Lueneburg, Germany Transcultural Arts Management – Curating Diversity at International Arts Festivals 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PC.2.13 Bu฀, Georgiana Babe฀ -Bolyai University Cluj, Romania Internationalisation as the (Invisible) Curated Object Kolbe, Kristina Juliane London School of Economics and Political Science, United Kingdom Researching the sociocultural implications of intercultural approaches within Berlin's highbrow music sector RN02 | 08a | P: Social and Cognitive Effects of the Arts: Personal and Collective Identities 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PC.2.14 Session Chair: Sacha Jérôme Kagan, Institute of Sociology and Cultural Organization (ISKO) Leuphana University Lueneburg Presentations: Session Chair: Lisa Gaupp, Leuphana University of Lueneburg Presentations: Visanich, Valerie University of Malta, Malta Island Insularity:The Arts in a Small Island State Jung, Pil Joo Seoul National University, Korea, Republic of (South Korea) Strategic Positions of Artists as Political Actor towards Minjung Art as Symbolic Order in South Korea Iso, Naoki Keio University, Japan Controversies over the Japanese tradition and formation of the art field in 1950's Japan Mečiar, Marcel Beykent University, Turkey Transformation of the image of society in the Czech and Slovak popular music (1980-2016) Brock, Maria Södertörn University, Sweden Cinematic Identification and Uses of the Past RN02 | 08c | P: Cultural Spaces and Urbanity Sarrouy, Marion Rennes 2, France Creating belonging within belonging : musical practice, emotions, aesthetic experience and the construction of (alternative) identities Session Chair: Volker Kirchberg, Leuphana University of Lueneburg Gomes, Rui Telmo Instituto Universitário de Lisboa (ISCTE-IUL), Centro de Investigação e Estudos de Sociologia (CIES), Portugal 148 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PC.2.12 Presentations: Alatalo, Aino Iiris Elena University of Tampere, Finland Art and culture in malleable space. Comparative case study of the construction projects of the Helsinki Central Library and Amos Rex Art Museum. 149 Skouras, Fotios University of Jyvaskyla, Finland Contradicting concepts of culture in contemporary Helsinki. Narrating the case of Guggenheim Helsinki. Lai, Chia-ling National Taiwan Normal University, Taiwan Architecture Exhibitions in the global museum field: A Case study of 'Everyday architecture re-made in Taiwan' exhibition in the 2016 Venice Architecture Biennial 'Reporting from the front' Couto, Bruno Gontyjo do University of Brasilia, Brazil Redeveloping urban spaces through culture and tourism: a case study about Rio and Barcelona RN02 | 09a | P: Developments in Particular Domains of the Arts 01.09.2017 |11:00 | Room PC.3.21 Session Chair: Valerie Visanich, University of Malta Presentations: Hommel, Elodie (1,2) 1: ENS de Lyon, France; 2: Centre Max Weber, France The Rise of Fantasy: Changes in the French Production Field of Speculative Fiction Maftei, Stefan Sebastian Babes-Bolyai University, Romania Dracula Goes To Hollywood: Vampire Aesthetics in Francis Ford Coppola's Dracula (1992) and Its Cultural Function Ertem, Gurur Independent Researcher, Turkey The EUropean Dance: The Emergence and Transformation of a Contemporary Dance Art World (1989- ) Baykal, Zeynep Beykent University, Turkey/ Middle East Technical University, Turkey Convergences and diversifications: the roots and development of theater in Turkey 150 RN02 | 09b | P: Cultural Heritage and Memory 01.09.2017 |11:00 | Room PC.3.20 Session Chair: Constance DeVereaux, Colorado State University Presentations: Stochino, Emanuele Università degli Studi di Padova, Italy “BZ '18-'45". An expression to promote humanitarianism, tolerance and respect for diversity. Kolokytha, Olga; Rozgonyi, Krisztina; Korbiel, Izabela; Sarikakis, Katharine University of Vienna, Austria Archives, as repositories of cultural memory and identity, and public use: issues of availability and accessibility. Leni, Maria Hellenic Ministry of Culture and Sports, Greece Social engagement for heritage management and protection: public discourse on preserving modern architectural heritage in Greece Izdebska, Karolina Ewa University of Szczecin, Poland The Ghost of Past. Case Study of the Artistic Activity in „Ursus” - the Old Industrial Factory RN02 | RN23 | 09a | P | JS: JOINT SESSION: Artful Sexualities and Sexualities of Art 01.09.2017 |11:00 | Room PC.4.24 Joint Session of RN02 Sociology of the Arts and RN23 Sexuality Session Chair: Zowie Davy, De Montfort University Presentations: Koliopanos, Yagos Université Paris Ouest Nanterre La Défense, France From text to stage: (self-)representations of sexuality by French and Greek sex workers/authors/performers Yaren, Özgür Ankara University, Turkey Turkish Sex Influx: Between European and National Modes of Sex Films Environment 151 Hagen, Målfrid Irene Østfold University College, Norway The Directors Twist; to make unethical art appear ethical Kagan, Sacha Jérôme; Herbrik, Regine Institute of Sociology and Cultural Organization (ISKO) Leuphana University Lueneburg, Germany BDSM as a playful and artful way to experience several realities and complexity, at the "Xplore Berlin" festival of arts, sex and bodywork RN02 | 10a | P: The Arts in the Context of Neoliberalism 01.09.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.3.21 Session Chair: Victoria D. Alexander, Goldsmiths, University of London Presentations: Kompatsiaris, Panos Higher School of Economics, Moscow, Russian Federation Left-wing Populism and the Arts: Crisis, Resistance and Critique Liikkanen, Mirja Statistics Finland, Finland A plaster for the wounds of neoliberalism? Puscasiu, Voica "Babes-Bolyai" University - Cluj-Napoca, Romania Perverse Use of Street Art by Local Authorities Aral, Hande; Günel, Ozan Beykent University, Turkey Rewriting of Urban Space: Istanbul's Street Art and Graffiti Scene RN02 | 10b | P: Arts as Theories, Arts as Research and the Sociology of the Arts 01.09.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.3.20 Session Chair: Tasos Zembylas, University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna Presentations: Carrabine, Eamonn Essex, United Kingdom 152 Punishment in the Frame: Rethinking the History and Sociology of Art Strzelczyk, Łukasz University of Warsaw, Poland Music as a way of ordering (social) noises Goutzos, Phillipos; Giannousi, Fani Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece What does the Crisis signify for the Greek Art? RN02 | 10c | P: Professional Developments and Reputations of Artists 01.09.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.3.18 Session Chair: Constance DeVereaux, Colorado State University Presentations: Karttunen, Sari Cupore, Finland From facilitative artists to artist-facilitators: hybridization tendencies in community art Poutot, Clément Université de Caen Normandie, France Commitment and Professionalisation. Controversial Postures in the Theatre of the Oppressed. Maguidovitch, Marina Saint Petersburg State University, Russian Federation Museum artists in today's Russia Braden, Laura E.A.; Teekens, Thomas Erasmus School of History, Culture, and Communication, The Netherlands Symbolic Networks: How museum exhibitions signal artists for historical commemoration RN02 | 11a | P: Everyday Life and the Arts: Practices, Interventions and Cultural Transmission 01.09.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.3.21 Session Chair: Dan Eugen Ratiu, Babes-Bolyai University Presentations: Colliander, Marjukka 153 University of Tampere, Finland From Impacts to Action and Embodied Experiences: Remodelling Research Practices of Cultural Interventions Maia, Ravena Sena (1); Nunes, Paulo (2) 1: Federal University of Bahia, Brazil; 2: University of Coimbra, Portugal #sharedmemories: city exhibition markets and photography raised by culture festivals Gonçalves, Ana (1,2) 1: Universidade de Lisboa, Instituto de Ciências Sociais, Lisboa, Portugal; 2: Instituto Universitário de Lisboa (ISCTE-IUL), Centro em Rede de Investigação em Antropologia, Lisboa, Portugal Cultural transmission reconsidered: Contemporary readings and uses RN02 | 11b | P: Iconecologies: Sociology & Images 01.09.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.3.20 Session Chair: Dafne Muntanyola Saura, Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona Presentations: Costa, Maria Alice Universidade Federal Fluminense, Brazil Windows of soul: Reflections on the sociological look Sklenarova, Jitka Universität Hohenheim, Germany 'Cause we are living in a material world: on iconic turn in cultural sociology Ferreira, José Bento USP, Brazil A network of appropriations: Artistic practices as resistance against iconomania RN03 - BIOGRAPHICAL PERSPECTIVES ON EUROPEAN SOCIETIES RN03 | 04a | P: General Session I 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room PC.2.11 Session Chair: Kaja Kazmierska, University of Lodz Presentations: Bela, Baiba University of Latvia, Latvia Vulnerability of Voice: Narrative Construction of the Experience of Adversity in Latvia Erhard, Franz; Kornelia, Sammet Leipzig University, Germany The Underclass in the World of Austerity Poleschuk, Svetlana European University Institute, Italy Academic Labor Market in Belarus: Biographical Perspective RN03 | 05a | P: General Session II - Identity and Biography 31.08.2017 |11:00 | RoomPC.2.11 Session Chair: Katarzyna Waniek, Katarzyna Waneik Presentations: Nurse, Lyudmila A. Oxford XXI, United Kingdom Biographical methods and complex realities of modern societies Caetano, Ana ISCTE-Instituto Universitário de Lisboa, CIES-IUL, Portugal 154 155 The sociological meanings of biographical crises Kijonka, Justyna University of Silesia in Katowice, Poland (Un)made identity. Upper Silesians in Germany in their search for identity and belonging. Prekodravac, Milena Soziologisches Forschungsinstitut Goettingen, Germany Young Adult Migrants in further education RN03 | 06a | H: Places and Changes – Glocalisation in Europe from a Biographical Perspective 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room HA.4.11 Session Chair: Howard H Davis, Bangor University Karadag, Meltem (1); Konig, Alexandra (2) 1: Gaziantep University, Turkey; 2: Wuppertal University, Germany Different Data – Different Stories? O'Neill, Maggie York University, United Kingdom Walking Biographies: modulating borders, risk and otherness Arnfield, Jane Louise Northumbria, United Kingdom Dogma of Memory Kaya, Asiye Hochschule Magdeburg-Stendal, Germany Migration-Education and ‚Othering'. Biographical perspectives on ‚Otherness' in East and West German schools Presentations: Gamuzza, Augusto University of Catania, Italy From Cosmopolitan Solidarity Practices to Glocal Identity Conflicts. The Case of International Volunteers for Development in Tanzania and Madagascar Mann, Robin; Dallimore, David Bangor University, United Kingdom Biography, place and local civil society Nolas, Sevasti-Melissa; Varvantakis, Christos; Aruldoss, Vinnarasan University of Sussex, United Kingdom European childhood publics: making biographical research with younger children possible Polec, Wojciech Warsaw University of Life Sciences SGGW, Poland „I was born in four different countries” A case study of the biographical narration in the frame of the family. RN03 | 07a | H: Biographical Perspectives on "Otherness": Methods of Research and Analysis 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room HA.4.11 Session Chair: Lyudmila A. Nurse, Oxford XXI Presentations: 156 RN03 | 08a | H: Different Voices and Memories in (Un)making Europe 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room HA.4.11 Session Chair: Victoria Semenova, Institute of Sociology RAN Presentations: Kazmierska, Kaja University of Lodz, Poland From communicative to cultural memory – the meaning of individual memories in (un)making Europe Rozhdestvenskaya, Elena HSE, Russian Federation Russian letter from the front as an ego document and witness of time Gilad, Noga University of Haifa, Israel Getting Mixed-up in Counter-Positionings RN03 | 09a | P: Biographical Constructions of New Inequalities in Europe: Precariat, Capitalism and Solidarity I 01.09.2017 |11:00 | Room PB.3.6 157 Session Chair: Baiba Bela, University of Latvia Presentations: Waniek, Katarzyna; Golczynska-Grondas, Agnieszka University of Lodz, Poland Autotelic values of personal development vs neo-liberal “virtues” in individual biographical experiences RN04 - SOCIOLOGY OF CHILDREN AND CHILDHOOD Derado, Augustin Institute of social sciences Ivo Pilar, Croatia Biographical experiences of work in transformation and crisis: life strategies and work trajectories in Croatia RN04 | 01a | P: Children's Identities I Mrozowicki, Adam (1); Trappmann, Vera (2); Lorenzen, Jule-Marie (3) 1: University of Wroclaw; 2: Leeds University Business School; 3: Freie Universität Berlin Coping with precarity: the case of young precarious workers in Poland and Germany Presentations: Istrate, Andrada University of Bucharest, Romania “One way or another, I have to make a living, don't I, Miss?” - Former inmates' routes to becoming economically active Lavaud, Manon Alice Roskilde University, Denmark Challenging normative assumptions about vulnerable children and youth through a myriad of small stories RN03 | 10a | P: Biographical Constructions of New Inequalities in Europe: Precariat, Capitalism and Solidarity II 01.09.2017 |14:00 | Room PB.3.6 Session Chair: Agnieszka Golczynska-Grondas, University of Lodz, Institute of Sociology 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.2.8 Session Chair: Manon Alice Lavaud, Roskilde University Kallitsi, Galatia University of Cyprus, Cyprus Childhood and Fashion: Investigating the Embodied Performance of Gender through Fashion Gilliam, Laura; Gulløv, Eva Aarhus University, Denmark Civilising Projects and Children's Perceptions of Social Categories Cecchini, Mathilde University of Aarhus, Denmark The Formation of Health and Gender - an Ethnographic Study of Health Identity Formation among Children Presentations: RN04 | 01b | P: Children as Refugees and Migrants I Holubek, Stefan University of Bremen, Germany The conduct of life of the German middle class 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.2.9 Semenova, Victoria Institute of Sociology RAN, Moscow, Russian Federation Professional success: changing self- reflection of professionals Dolinska, Anna University of Warsaw, Poland Corporate (In)Equality – Biographical Experiences of Female Expats from Post-Soviet Countries in Poland 158 Session Chair: David Oswell, Goldsmiths, University of London Presentations: Theodorou, Eleni European University Cyprus, Cyprus Constructing the child as refugee: visual and textual representations of refugee children in digital media Vlachou, Sofia Panteion, Greece Contested Childhoods: Independent Juvenile Migrants' Social Navigation Strategies through Worlds in Crisis. 159 Zachariadou, Ourania - Eleni University College London, Greece “The Experiences of Unaccompanied Minors before and during their migration to Greece” Markowska-Manista, Urszula; Zakrzewska-Olędzka, Dominika Maria Grzegorzewska University, Poland Present- absent? Migrant and refugee children in Polish schools in the narratives of teachers RN04 | 02a | P: Children's Identities II 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.2.8 Session Chair: Randi Dyblie Nilsen, NTNU McDonnell, Susan IT Sligo, Ireland Navigating difference and belonging: Narratives of migrant Irish Childhoods Bircan, Tuba University of Leuven, Belgium Seeking Neverland: Refugee Children in Europe Sauer, Madeleine; Zalewski, Ingmar FH Potsdam, Germany Unaccompanied minor refugees in the state of Brandenburg, Germany Presentations: RN04 | 03a | P: Child Protection, Risk and Resilience/Children's Use of New Media Gündoğdu, Nehir Independant researcher, Turkey Constructing children's national identities through waved and unwaved flags 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PC.2.8 Massaroni, Chiara Universität Innsbruck, Austria Migrant children's identity construction: education as socialisation venue in complex migratory contexts Katartzi, Eugenia University of Leeds, United Kingdom Migration, identity and childhood: Exproring young migrants' ethnonational identifications and belonging Dekeyser, Graziela (1); Puschmann, Paul (1,2); Swicegood, Gray (1) 1: Ku Leuven, Belgium; 2: Radboud University Nijmegen Language as a means for ethnic identity fencing or bridging?Multilingual children's perspectives on the relation between ethnic identification and language. RN04 | 02b | P: Children as Refugees and Migrants II 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.2.9 Session Chair: Pascale Garnier, University Paris 13 Presentations: Amadasi, Sara Università di Modena e Reggio Emilia, Italy Children, transnational migration and school. The relevance of transnational mobility in the debate between children's agency and structural constraints. Leonard, Madeleine Queen's University, Belfast, United Kingdom Place, Generation and Everyday Life: Reflections from Belfast 160 Session Chair: Jo Moran-Ellis, University of Sussex Presentations: Wiesemann, Jutta (1); Eisenmann, Clemens Willi (1,2); Fürtig, Inka (1); Lange, Jochen (1); Hare, Philippa (1); Vogelpohl, Astrid (1); Mohn, Bina Elisabeth (1) 1: University Siegen, Germany; 2: University Konstanz, Germany Early childhood and digital media – Social Change, Subjectivities and Perspectives Iversen, Clara Uppsala University, Sweden Empathic moments in risk assessment with abused children De Felice, Deborah University of Catania, Italy The right to security of online childhood Bodi-Fernandez, Otto University of Graz, Austria Empirical Assessment of different theoretical models of resilience RN04 | 03b | P: Children and Intergenerational Relations 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PC.2.9 Session Chair: Claudio Baraldi, University of Modena and Reggio Emilia 161 Presentations: RN04 | 04b | H: New Methodologies and Ethics of Research with Children I Baraldi, Claudio University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, Italy Facilitation of children's narratives of cultural differences in classroom interactions 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room HB.1.13 Hu, Yang Lancaster University, UK Gender and Children's Housework Time in China: How Does Family Structure Matter? Kiili, Johanna University of Jyväskylä, Finland Responsive democracy, participation and children Crook, Deborah Jane University of Central Lancashire, United Kingdom To reflect or reflect? Building intergenerational relationships for change RN04 | 04a | H: Children, Poverty and Austerity I 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room HB.1.12 Session Chair: Cath Larkins, University of Central Lancashire Presentations: Hyslop, Ian Kelvin Univesity of Auckland, New Zealand Childhood, inequality and the politics of child protection Niemi, Tuukka Taneli University of Helsinki, Finland Reforms in Children's Services as an Austerity Measure: Political Discourse in the United Kingdom and Finland since the 2008 Financial Crisis Eliaz, Yoad The Max Stern Yezreel Valley College, Israel The Palestinian 'Children of the Junctions': The Tip of the 'Occupation Economy' Iceberg Roets, Griet; Vanobbergen, Bruno Ghent University, Belgium 1 ฀ meals for children in poverty situations: a magic measure? 162 Session Chair: Barry Percy-Smith, Huddersfield Presentations: Nunes de Almeida, Ana; Delicado, Ana Instituto de Ciências Sociais/Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal Research with children: participative methodologies and ethical dilemmas Spyrou, Spyros European University Cyprus, Cyprus Towards an Ethics of Knowledge Production in Childhood Studies Sokolowska, Beata Trinity College Dublin, Ireland Empowering or exploiting - reflecting on research with children Pollock, Gary; Goswami, Haridhan; Ozan, Jessica Manchester Metropolitan University, United Kingdom Should there be a longitudinal study on children and young people well-being in the European Union? RN04 | 05a | H: Children, Poverty and Austerity II 31.08.2017 |11:00 | Room HB.1.12 Session Chair: Geraldine Brady, Coventry University Presentations: Trevisan, Gabriela de Pina; Sarmento, Manuel Jacinto Universityof Minho/Institute of Education, Portugal Childhood poverty and European inspired actions: from the production of crisis to a palliative prescription Brady, Geraldine (1); Mason, Will (2) 1: Coventry University, United Kingdom; 2: Sheffield University, United Kingdom Inequity in the UK child welfare system: advancing understanding of responses to inequality 163 Engel, Florian (3); Hirseland, Andreas (2); Thiel, Christian (1) 1: Universität Augsburg, Germany; 2: Institut für Arbeitsmarkt- und Berufsforschung Nürnberg, Germany; 3: Hochschule Fulda, Germany Cling together, swing together? Childhood and welfare recipience in Germany Presentations: Husz, Ildiko Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Centre for Social Sciences, Hungary Undeserving poor children? Expectations for the behavior of children in need Gaitán, Lourdes Asociación GSIA, Spain Paths for a real citizenship of children RN04 | 05b | H: New Methodologies and Ethics of Research with Children II Stenvall, Elina Mariia University of Tampere, Finland Children's Society 31.08.2017 |11:00 | Room HB.1.13 Session Chair: Ana Nunes de Almeida, Universidade de Lisboa/Instituto de Ciências Sociais Presentations: Stoecklin, Daniel; Bonvin, Jean-Michel; Sedooka, Ayuko University of Geneva, Switzerland Child participation and agency in organised leisure Pechtelidis, Yannis University of Thessaly, Greece Heteropolitical Pedagogies, Citizenship and Childhood in Contemporary Greece Loveland, Marit; Nilsen, Randi Dyblie NTNU, Norway Immigrant children's experiences of meeting a new food culture: Methodological reflections RN04 | 06b | P: New Theories for Understanding Childhood I Notko, Marianne (1); Lämsä, Tiina (1); Jokinen, Kimmo (1); Viljaranta, Jaana (2); Tolvanen, Asko (1) 1: University of Jyväskylä, Finland; 2: University of Eastern Finland, Finland Innovative methods for studying children's everyday life Session Chair: Hanne Warming, Roskilde University Kaisto, Virpi University of Eastern Finland, Finland Studying Spatial Perception of Children and Young People in the Finnish-Russian Border Area with Mental Maps del Moral-Espín, Lucía; Gálvez-Muñoz, Lina; Domínguez-Serrano, Mónica Universidad Pablo de Olavide, Spain Children's capabilities in a European austeritarian context: what do children think about their wellbeing? RN04 | 06a | P: Children's Citizenship I 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.3.17 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.2.10 Presentations: Thomas, Nigel University of Central Lancashire, United Kingdom Childhood and the social conditions of freedom Oswell, David Goldsmiths, University of London, United Kingdom Children's Rights to the Future: Presentism and Global Challenges Larkins, Cath University of Central Lancashire, United Kingdom Going against the flow: reaching ontological depth in the study of children's influence Warming, Hanne Roskilde University, Denmark Society and sociological theory through a 'childhood prism' Session Chair: Daniel Stoecklin, University of Geneva 164 165 RN04 | 07a | P: Children's Citizenship II 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.3.17 Session Chair: NN Presentations: Stjernqvist, Nanna Wurr (1,3); Thualagant, Nicole (2); Maindal, Helle Terkildsen (3); Tetens, Inge (1) 1: Danish Technical University, Denmark; 2: Roskilde University, Denmark; 3: Steno Diabetes Center Copenhagen Health Promotion, Denmark Children's genuine participation and generation of social capital in the school setting Roth, Maria (3); Percy-Smith, Barry (1); Larkins, Cath (2); Devine, Dympna (4); Beremenyi, Abel (5) 1: University of Huddersfield, United Kingdom; 2: University of Central Lancashire, United Kingdom; 3: Babes-Bolyai University, Cluj, Romania; 4: University college dublin, Ireland; 5: Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain In search of empowerment: Young Roma navigating identities and active citizenship in a changing Europe Farini, Federico (1); Scollan, Angela (2) 1: University of Suffolk, United Kingdom; 2: Middlesex University, United Kingdom School activism. The meanings of political participation of young migrants in Italian Schools Fernandes, Natalia (1); Pereira, Maria joão (2) 1: Universidade do Minho, Portugal; 2: Universidade do Minho, Portugal Constraints of Children´s Active Citizenship in Excluded Territories RN04 | 07b | P: New Theories for Understanding Childhood II 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.2.10 Johnson, Vicky University of Brighton, United Kingdom Learning from Child and Youth Centred Research on Uncertainty in the Global South Motomori, Eriko Meiji Gakuin University, Japan Hindrance or Manpower?: The Intertwining of Material Bodies of and Discourses on Children in Wartime Mobilization and Evacuation in Japan Pinkney, Sharon Leeds Beckett University, United Kingdom An interdisciplinary theoretical framework for understanding child welfare Markaki, Calliope; Koniordos, Sokratis University of Crete, Greece Changes in The Model of Child Care in 21st Century Through Historical Records of Child Care Centres in Crete, Greece RN04 | 08a | P: Children's Everyday Lives I 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PC.3.17 Session Chair: Madeleine Leonard, Queen's University, Belfast Presentations: Meli, Eleonora; Cialdea, Laura ISTAT Italian National Institute of Statistics, Italy Leave the kids alone. Children's mobility in Italy Tsigdinos, Stefanos; Latinopoulou, Maria National Technical University of Athens, Greece Teenagers' traces: exploring the spatial footprint of adolescent activities in Athens Savinskaya, Olga Higher School of Economics, Russian Federation The social space of a kindergarten: how it is constructed by children? Session Chair: Vicky Johnson, University of Brighton RN04 | 08b | P: Childhood in Social Structure Presentations: 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PC.2.10 Session Chair: Jo Moran-Ellis, University of Sussex 166 167 Presentations: Haanpaa, Leena Helina; Toikka, Enna University of Turku, Finland Do socioeconomic status and quality of family life play a part in children's subjective wellbeing? A comparative study on welfare regimes in Europe Suenker, Heinz Wuppertal, Germany The societal constitution of childhood and children Tophoven, Silke; Wenzig, Claudia; Lietzmann, Torsten Institute for Employment Research, Germany Poverty patterns during childhood – Characteristics and determinants Moreno, Almudena (1); Ortega Gaspar, Marta (2) 1: University of Valladolid, Spain; 2: University of Malaga, Spain Family models, welfare State and children´s subjective well-being RN04 | 09a | IC: Children's Everyday Lives II 01.09.2017 |11:00 | Room InterContinental - Ypsilon II Session Chair: Griet Roets, Ghent University Presentations: Kærsgaard, Sarah Alminde Roskilde University, Denmark Listening to children experiencing conflict in relation to parental divorce Ferreira, Manuela (1); Tomás, Catarina (2) 1: Universidade do Porto, Faculdade de Psicologia e Ciências da Educação, Portugal; 2: Instituto Politécnico de Lisboa and CICS.NOVA.UMINHO, Portugal Schoolarisation in early childhood education and the processes of children becoming pupils in Portugal Franklin, Anita (1); Smeaton, Emilie (2) 1: Coventry University, UK, United Kingdom; 2: Paradigm Research, UK. The experiences of young people with learning disabilities who have been sexually exploited in the UK – The value placed on their protection. 168 169 170 171 172 173 174 175 176 177 178 179 180 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 RN06 | 01b | H: Industrial Restructuring and Labour in Europe 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room HB.1.13 Session Chair: Monica Clua-Losada, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley Presentations: RN06 - CRITICAL POLITICAL ECONOMY RN06 | 01a | H: Theorising and Conceptualising Neoliberalism and its Authoritarian Traits 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room HB.1.12 Session Chair: Angela Wigger, Radboud University Nijmegen Presentations: Yurchenko, Yuliya University of Greenwich, United Kingdom Authoritarian neoliberalism and the state: towards transnational fascism? Moore, Madelaine; Engelhardt, Anne Kassel University, Germany Does the world need a jolt? A critical approach to contemporary social movements and their relationship to authoritarian neoliberalism. Starnes, Kathryn (1); Bruff, Ian (2) 1: Manchester Metropolitan University, United Kingdom; 2: University of Manchester, United Kingdom Framing the Neoliberal Canon: Resisting the Market Myth via Literary Enquiry Golden, Darragh University College of Oslo and Akershus, Norway Champions of Neoliberal Authoritarianism: Scope for Transnational Union Strategies Cozzolino, Adriano University of Napoli L'Orientale, Italy Centralise and insulate. The interlocked dynamic between austerity political economy and emergency legal mechanisms in Italy during the global crisis (2008-2016) Hürtgen, Stefanie University of Salzburg, Austria Competitive Europeanisation and Multiscalar Fragmentation – Political Economy meets Sociology of Work and Industry B. Moraitis, Alexis The University of Warwick, United Kingdom Europeanisation as depoliticastion: Industrial restructuring in the french steel sector (1980-1984) Hovedskov, Rasmus University of Sheffield, United Kingdom The hegemonic projects of EU labour market governance and the crisis of European integration Haines-Doran, Tom SOAS, University of London, United Kingdom The Political Economy of Rail Privatisation in Britain RN06 | 02a | H: Beyond Defeat and Austerity:Disrupting (the Critical Political Economy of) Neoliberal Europe 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room HB.1.12 Session Chair: Vera Weghmann, University of Nottingham Ian Bruff, University of Manchester Presentations: Bailey, David (1); Clua-Losada, Mònica (2); Huke, Nikolai (3); Ribera-Almandoz, Olatz (4) 1: University of Birmingham, United Kingdom; 2: University of Texas Rio Grande Valley; 3: University of Tübingen; 4: Universitat Pompeu Fabra Beyond defeat and austerity: Disrupting (the critical political economy of) neoliberal Europe Barrow, Clyde University of Texas Rio Grande Valley, United States of America 188 189 Toward a Critical Theory of States: The Poulantzas-Miliband Debate After Globalization Authoritarian Neoliberalism and Digital Discipline: A Cultural Political Economy of Digital Reforms in the Danish Welfare State RN06 | 02b | H: Damaged lives. Precarious Work Farmer, Stephanie Roosevelt University, United States of America Closed by Choice: Charter School Facility Finance and Public School Dismantlement 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room HB.1.13 Presentations: Nennstiel, K.- Ulrike Hokusei-Gakuen-University, Japan Education of “good workers and managers” in neoliberal capitalist Japan Marques, Joana Soares University of Sao Paulo (USP), Brazil Avenues of resistance to capitalism: precarisation and collective action among artist-workers Gremigni, Elena University of Pisa, Italy Understanding the Consequences of Teacher Recruitment and Mobility in Italy: from Work to Politics Julio Medel, Gabriela University of Bristol, United Kingdom Translating precarity RN06 | 03b | H: OPEN SESSION: Collective Experiences of Sexism and Racism in Academia Epikhina, Yulia Institute of Sociology of Russian Academy of Science, Russian Federation Class dimension of the precarity Session Chair: Monica Clua-Losada, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley Session Chair: Yuliya Yurchenko, University of Greenwich Schmalz, Stefan (1); Meyer, Daniel (2); Hinz, Sarah (1); Singe, Ingo (1) 1: Friedrich-Schiller-University Jena, Germany; 2: Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies, Cologne, Germany The Limits of Precariousness: The Polanyian Countermovement and German Labor Relations Praznik, Katja State University of New York at Buffalo, United States of America Unpaid Artistic Labor Under Neoliberalism: Transforming Cultural Workers into Cultural Entrepreneurs in Post-Socialist Slovenia 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room HB.1.13 Presentations: Metz, Caroline (1); Wigger, Angela (2) 1: Manchester University, United Kingdom; 2: Radboud University Nijmegen, The Netherlands Stories of oppression, tales of resistance. Sharing experiences of and strategies against sexism, racism and other forms of discrimination in academia RN06 | 04a | P: From Post-Growth Capitalism to Authoritarian Temptation: A World-Historical Sea Change? RN06 | 03a | H: Politicising the Neoliberalisation of Education and Digital Culture 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room PC.3.15 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room HB.1.12 Session Chair: Klaus Doerre, Friedrich Schiller University Jena Session Chair: Clyde Barrow, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley Presentations: Presentations: Markantonatou, Maria University of the Aegean, Greece Authoritarian neoliberalism paving the way to authoritarian statism? Schou, Jannick; Hjelholt, Morten IT University of Copenhagen, Denmark 190 Backhouse, Maria Angela (1); Wissen, Markus (2) 191 1: Friedrich Schiller University Jena, Germany; 2: Berlin School of Economics and Law, Germany Between Authoritarian Stabilization and Democratization: Contested Renewable Energies in the emerging Bioeconomy Aulenbacher, Brigitte Johannes Kepler University, Austria New Care Regimes and the Crisis of Social Reproduction: The Contested Terrain of Care in Contemporary Capitalism Doerre, Klaus Friedrich Schiller University Jena, Germany New Distributional Conflicts and the Right-Populist Revolt Estanque, Elisio University of Coimbra, Portugal Portugal: between 'Contraption' and 'The flying cow' RN06 | 04b | P: Accumulation by Dispossession and the Possibilities for Hope 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room PC.3.16 Session Chair: Yuliya Yurchenko, University of Greenwich Presentations: RN06 | 05a | P: Unravelling the Political Economy of Technocracy and Expertise 31.08.2017 |11:00 | RoomPC.3.15 Session Chair: Johannes Jäger, University of Applied Sciences BFI Vienna Presentations: Nicoletta, Gerardo Costabile University of Naples Federico II, Italy Lay practices of research to the study of technocracy in the EU Lovering, Ian Alexander Univeristy of Sussex, United Kingdom Querying the Neoliberalism of Authoritarian Neoliberalism: Managerialism and European Economic Governance Maesse, Jens Giessen, Germany After Orthodoxy: The role of economic expert discourse in the European political economy Koskoletos, Sotiris (1); Papageorgiou, Theofanis (2); Papangelopoulos, Antonis (2) 1: HarokopioUniversity, Greece; 2: NationalTechnicalUniversity of Athens, Greece Hegemony and Power: Perceiving Rationality in an era of transitions Chicchi, Federico (1); Leonardi, Emanuele (2); Lucarelli, Stefano (3) 1: University of Bologna, Italy; 2: University of Coimbra, Portugal; 3: University of Bergamo, Italy Logics of Exploitation: Subsumption and Imprinting RN06 | 05b | P: Resistance and Subversion in Spain Brock, Andrea Christiane (1); Dunlap, Alexander (2) 1: University of Sussex, United Kingdom; 2: Vrije Universiteit, The Netherlands Normalising corporate counterinsurgency: The everyday operations of RWE in Hambach and beyond Presentations: Dengler, Corinna (1,2); Seebacher, Lisa Marie (2) 1: University of Vechta, Germany; 2: University of Vienna and Business, Austria Degrowth: A Bumpy Ride Towards Intragenerational Global Justice? 192 31.08.2017 |11:00 | RoomPC.3.16 Session Chair: David Bailey, University of Birmingham Ribera-Almandoz, Olatz (1); Las Heras, Jon (2) 1: Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Spain; 2: The University of Manchester When Corporatism Fails: Trade Union Strategies and Grassroots Resistance to the Spanish Economic Crisis Clua-Losada, Monica (1); Alos, Ramon (3); Guiu, Jordi (2); Jimenez, Albert (2); Jodar, Pere (2); Ribera-Almandoz, Olatz (2) 1: University of Texas Rio Grande Valley, United States of America; 193 2: Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona; 3: Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona Where are the workers? Understanding forms of resistance to the crisis in Spain. Carrillo Arnal, Anna University of Missouri-Columbia, U.S. Working-class resistance to the dominant economic discourses: A case study from northern Spain. Sola, Jorge University of Balearic Islands, Spain A classless revolt? The countermovement against neoliberalism in Spain RN06 | 06a | P: Revealing the Global Competitiveness Delusions in EU Economic Governance 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.3.15 Session Chair: Laura Horn, Roskilde Universitet Presentations: Wigger, Angela Radboud University Nijmegen, The Netherlands A prime example of authoritarian neoliberalism: The competitiveness-crisis nexus in the EU politics of internal devaluation Presentations: Feindt, Henrik (2); Dengler, Corinna (1,3) 1: University of Vechta, Germany; 2: University of Vienna, Austria; 3: University of Economics and Business Vienna, Austira Does the Left Devour its Children? Critical Political Economy Perspectives on the Rupture(s) between Leftist Parties and Social Movements. Bassett, Lewis University of Manchester, United Kingdom For the Many, Not the Few; the Irresistible Rise of Jeremy Corbyn Tiedemann, Norma University of Kassel, Germany Municipalist Upwind – Progressive Local Politics in the Crisis of the Capitalist Political System Harvey, William University of Manchester, United Kingdom The role of advanced capitalist countries in the New International Division of Labour: the case of the UK and British labour RN06 | 07a | P: Exploring the Limits of Solidarity Economies 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.3.15 Jäger, Johannes (1); Roithner, Thomas (2) 1: University of Applied Sciences BFI Vienna; 2: University of Vienna The EU as an international player: promoting stability and development? Presentations: Kaitila, Joel Samuli University of Jyväskylä, Finland The Euro Crisis and Finland's lost export competitiveness: Formation of the hegemonic narrative Casassas, David University of Barcelona, Spain Pre-distribution, Basic Income, and the Institutions of Economic Democracy Hembruff, Jesse Glenn King's College London, United Kingdom World Sick - Modell Deutschland and the crisis of German overaccumulation Carbonero Gamundi, M. Antonia (1); Gomez Garrido, Maria (1); Viladrich, Anahi (2) 1: Universitat de les Illes Balears, Spain; 2: City University of New York The role of grassroots food banks in the building of solidarity among vulnerable people RN06 | 06b | P: Progressive Politics and the Statist Left De Luz Colás, Iker University of the Basque Country, Spain Theory and Practice of Work in the Social and Solidarity Economy. Constructing a theoretical framework for the analysis of concrete experiences. 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.3.16 Session Chair: Monica Clua-Losada, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley 194 Session Chair: Olatz Ribera-Almandoz, Universitat Pompeu Fabra 195 Atanasovski, Srđan Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts, Serbia Listening against Policescape: Towards the Sonic Commons Beck, Mareike University of Sussex, United Kingdom Rethinking the political economy of German (non-) market-based banking RN06 | 07b | P: Social and Sexual Reproduction and the Political Economy of Healthcare Heine, Frederic University of Warwick, United Kingdom The gendered agency of the ECB and the crisis of the Eurozone 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.3.16 Session Chair: Ian Bruff, University of Manchester Presentations: Dayi, Ayse (1); Karakaya, Eylem (2); Marti, Brigitte (3) 1: University of Lausanne (UNIL), Switzerland; 2: Center for Transnational Women's Issues; 3: Center for Transnaitonal Women's Issues Debt Economy and Women's Sexual and Reproductive Rights: A Transnational Feminist Analysis on Turkey, France, and the U.S. Pflücke, Virginia Kimey (1,2) 1: University of Cologne, Germany; 2: Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies (MPIfG) Ensuring Social Reproduction Through Exclusion? A Historical-Sociological Analysis of Paid Domestic Work in Spain Vasconcelos, Pedro (1); Aboim, Sofia (2) 1: ISCTE-IUL University Institute of Lisbon, Portugal; 2: University of Lisbon, Portugal The Political Economy of Trans-Related Healthcare: The commodification of Trans-bodies between Medical Knowledge and the Global Market Karaca, Eren Binghamton University, United States of America Understanding the Role of Capital in Turkish Health System Reform RN06 | 08a | P: Banking on the Future, Sovereign Debt Crisis and Alternatives 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PC.3.15 Session Chair: Caroline Metz, University of Manchester Presentations: 196 Ventrone, Oreste Università di Napoli Federico II, Italy The bad cop turns good? The IMF and the Greek bailout in Neoliberalism 2.0 Marionneau, Virve University of Helsinki, Finland The political economy of gambling regulation: beneficiaries, stakeholders and conflicts of interest Sgambati, Stefano City, University of London, United Kingdom Leveraging Out of All Proportions: A Genealogy of Contemporary Money-Making, Banking and Debt Finance RN06 | 08b | P: States of Emergency: Authoritarianism in Turkey 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PC.3.16 Session Chair: Olatz Ribera-Almandoz, Universitat Pompeu Fabra Presentations: Uysal, Gonenc Independent researcher, Turkey 'Army and Political Regime in Turkey' Erol, Mehmet Erman Ordu University, Turkey From 'Democratisation' to 'Authoritarianism'?: Putting Turkey's AKP in its Place Eren Vural, Ipek Middle East Technical University, Department of Political Science and Public Administration, Turkey State Restructuring in Turbulent Times Atalay Günes, Nurdan (1,2) 1: Mardin Artuklu University Turkey; 197 2: University of Kent Post-Doc Researcher Understanding the Term within the Context: What Means Financial Literacy Practices in Turkey? Chomsky, Daniel University of Texas Rio Grande Valley, United States of America The Public, the Mass Media, and Inequality: The Prospects for Resistance in the Trump Era RN06 | 09a | P: The Political Economy of Urban Struggles Nowak, Joerg City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong S.A.R. (China) The return of the national imperialist state 01.09.2017 |11:00 | Room PC.2.12 Session Chair: David Bailey, University of Birmingham Presentations: Bonfert, Bernd Radboud University Nijmegen, The Netherlands From Syntagma to Brussels? A materialist and discursive approach to assess the transnational contestation of austerity Laub, Malte Michael King's College London, United Kingdom What is Neoliberal about Neoliberal Policing? Loeppky, Rodney York University, Canada Massaging Capitalism: the US Right and its Political Resurgence. Gagyi, Agnes (1); Posfai, Zsuzsanna (2) 1: University of Gothenburg; 2: Hungarian Academy of Sciences Housing on the frontier of uneven development and social struggles on Europe's eastern periphery Bailey, Mark Ian University of Nottingham, Ningbo, China, China, People's Republic of Hyperliberal Capitalism and the Utopia of Exclusion Fraeser, Nina HafenCity University, Germany The quest for reproduction in urban social movement research: With Silvia Federici towards a selfreproducing movement Moreno Zacarés, Javier University of Warwick, United Kingdom The Historical Roots of Urban Overproduction in Spain RN06 | 11a | P: Global Trumpism - The Resurgence of Fascism? 01.09.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.3.15 Session Chair: Yuliya Yurchenko, University of Greenwich Presentations: 198 199 Darmon, Isabelle University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom Theatre and social and cultural theory – exploring elective affinities anew Leccardi, Carmen University of Milan-Bicocca, Italy Crisis of duration, subjectivity and 'new individualism' RN07 - SOCIOLOGY OF CULTURE RN07 | 01a | P: Sociology of Culture General Session I 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.2.11 Session Chair: Anna-Mari Almila, University of the Arts London Presentations: Van Loon, Joost Catholic University Eichstätt-Ingolstadt, Germany Where is the Joyful Society? Community and the Return of the Uncanny Jacobs, Mark D. George Mason University, United States of America Follow the secret: Scandal as social form and cultural object Vana, Jan, Masaryk University Faculty of Social Studies, Czech Republic More Than a Product: Strengthening Literature in Sociological Analysis RN07 | 02a | P: Sociology of Culture General Session II 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.2.11 Session Chair: Joost Van Loon, Catholic University Eichstätt-Ingolstadt Presentations: Skrzypek - Faluszczak, Jadwiga Stefania;Iskra - Paczkowska, Agnieszka University of Rzeszow, Poland Irrational basis of rational consideration about the god's divinity. Dionysiac source of modern philosophy and study. 200 Purhonen, Semi (1); Heikkilä, Riie (1); Karademir Hazir, Irmak (2); Lauronen, Tina (3); Fernández Rodríguez, Carlos J. (4); Gronow, Jukka (3) 1: University of Tampere, Finland; 2: Oxford Brookes University, UK; 3: University of Helsinki, Finland; 4: Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain Legitimization, Popularization and the Transformation of Cultural Hierarchies in European Newspaper Culture Sections, 1960–2010 RN07 | 03a | P: Cultural Practices I 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PC.2.11 Session Chair: Carmen Leccardi, University of Milan-Bicocca Presentations: Kobayashi, Jun (1); Obayashi, Shinya (2) 1: Seikei University, Japan; 2: University of Tokyo, Japan Are People Omnivorous or Univorous in Cultural Activities? : Quantitative Analyses Erturk, Devrim Mardin Artuklu University, Turkey Camel wrestling: Actors, relationships and practices Callejo, Javier; Díaz-Méndez, Cecilia University of Oviedo, Spain Dearest Spanish timetable. Proposals for a rhythm change Stewart, Simon University of Portsmouth, United Kingdom On the edges of the field: independent publishing in the 21st Century 201 RN07 | 04a | H: Cultural Practices II The Typology of Cultural Participation in South Korea 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room HB.3.18 Coskun, Cicek Baskent University, Turkey Onlince city archives: Visualization of social histories Session Chair: Mark D. Jacobs, George Mason University Presentations: Akhmedova, Muslimat Gazievna Russian State Social University, Russian Federation Sensory-consumer culture of capitalist society. TSAI, Hui-Ju Loughborough University, United Kingdom Creative Industries Policy in Taiwan: After the Neoliberal Reform RN07 | 06a | P: European Identity (and) Politics I 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.2.11 Session Chair: David Inglis, University of Exeter Presentations: Moore, Sarah University of Bath, United Kingdom Seeing justice being done? Courtroom broadcasting, transparency, and public participation Lake, Anda;Vinogradova, Liga Latvian Academy of Culture, Latvia The role of emotions in preserving and sustaining the Latvian cultural tradition the Song and Dance Celebration Mei, Xiao Chinese Academy of Socia Sciences, China, People's Republic of Cultural Production by the Second-generation Entrepreneurs in China Plöger, Andrea Gabriele Alice Salomon University of Applied Sciences, Germany Changing Public Discourse on Refugees - Tackling Cultural, Structural and Direct Violence RN07 | 05a | H: Cultural Practices III RN07 | 07a | P: European Identity (and) Politics II 31.08.2017 |11:00 | RoomHB.3.18 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.2.11 Session Chair: Thomas S. Eberle, University of St Gallen Session Chair: Rudi Laermans, University of Leuven Presentations: Presentations: Stanković, Peter University of Ljubljana, Slovenia Targets of Internet Jokes in Post-socialist Slovenia Beitnere-Le Galla, Dagmara University of Latvia, Latvia Does capitalism equal free market plus democracy: a contemporary discourse – Europe and Latvia Tołłoczko, Barbara Graduate School for Social Research, Institute of Philosophy and Sociology (Polish Academy of Sciences), Poland Is Western charm still in power? Changing image of the foreign goods in Poland since the 1970s. Lee, Myoung-Jin Korea University, Korea, Republic of (South Korea) 202 Inglis, David University of Exeter, United Kingdom How to construct a cultural sociology of Brexit in three not so easy steps Almila, Anna-Mari University of the Arts London, United Kingdom Fashion cosmopolitanism and the de-cosmopolitization of European realities 203 Kallinen, Yrjö Martti University of Tampere, Finland Exclusion and transgression Laermans, Rudi (1); Van Assche, Annelies (2); Pewny, Katharina (2) 1: University of Leuven, Belgium; 2: University of Ghent, Belgium Precarity, or austerity as life-form RN07 | 08a | P: European Identity (and) Politics III Petrovic Trifunovic, Tamara Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade, Serbia Symbolic struggles in contemporary Serbia: The interplay of discourses on 'culture', politics and social inequality 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PC.2.11 Session Chair: Dagmara Beitnere-Le Galla, University of Latvia Presentations: Zhou, Ruirui University of Hamburg, Germany Social Construction of the Polity: Transformation of Cultural Political Approach in EU – Construction Ribeiro, Rita University of Minho, Portugal Refugees in Europe: for a sociology of strangeness Franckiewicz-Olczak, Izabela University of Lodz, Poland Democratization of culture. Democtratization of art. Artistic voice of present situation in Europe. Karampampas, Panas EHESS, France Paradoxes of Identity and Nationalism in the Greek Goth Scene: Germanophiles Greek goths during the "new fiscal German occupation" RN07 | 09a | IC: Austerity and Resistance I 01.09.2017 |11:00 | Room InterContinental - Omikron II Session Chair: Joost Van Loon, Catholic University Eichstätt-Ingolstadt Zelinsky, Dominik The University ofEdinburgh, United Kingdom Philosophy against power: Solidarity, resistance, and underground seminars in communist Czechoslovakia RN07 | 10a | IC: Austerity and Resistance II 01.09.2017 |14:00 | Room InterContinental - Omikron II Session Chair: Predrag Mihajla Cveticanin, Faculty of Arts, University of Nis Presentations: Leaney, Sarah, University of Brighton, United Kingdom Community as contact zone: the power dynamics of making community and possibilities for resistance on a British council estate Javadi Yeganeh, Mohammad Reza;Zadghannad, Saeedeh;Faghih Khorasani, Abbas University of Tehran, Iran, Islamic Republic of Incompetence of orientalism approach for perception of Iran in Qajar Era Eckert, Falk (2); Behrmann, Laura (1) 1: German Centre for Research on Higher Education and Science Studies, Germany; 2: TU Dresden Doing Inequality - a cultural approach to understand processes of social Inequality Presentations: Cveticanin, Predrag Mihajla (1); Krstic, Nemanja (2) 1: Faculty of Arts, University of Nis, Serbia; 2: Faculty of Philosophy, University of Nis, Serbia Culture of austerity, household survival strategies and revival of mechanical solidarity 204 205 Antti Silvast, University of Edinburgh Presentations: Sarris, Nikos National Centre for Social Research, Greece Can referendums face the rise of Euroscepticism in the European Union or can they threaten the process of the EU integration? Grexit versus Brexit. RN08 - DISASTER, CONFLICT AND SOCIAL CRISIS RN08 | 01a | P: Disaster, Conflict and Social Crisis (General Session I) 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.2.10 Session Chair: Antti Silvast, University of Edinburgh Eugenia Petropoulou, University of Crete Presentations: Balourdos, Dionyssis (1); Petraki, Maria (2) 1: National Centre for Social Research, Greece; 2: National and Kapodistrian University of Athens Multilevel governance and good government: A solution for urban poverty in Greece? Dremel, Anita;Cajner Mraović, Irena University of Zagreb/Croatian Studies Gender-based violence and solidarity in times of crises: comparison of contexts of war and natural disasters Kazmi, Atia Ali National University of Sciences & Technology, Islamabad, Pakistan The Sociological Roots of Europe: Challenges, Prospects and the Way Forward Hajdarowicz, Inga (2); Czarnota, Katarzyna (1) 1: Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan; 2: Jagiellonian University in Kraków Ways of cooperation with Roma migrants from illegal settlements in Poland. RN08 | 02a | P: Disaster, Conflict and Social Crisis (General Session II) 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.2.10 Session Chair: Eugenia Petropoulou, University of Crete 206 Brylska, Aleksandra University of Warsaw, Poland When the catastrophe saves the world. About the positive potential of the nuclear accidents in the context of environment Veira-Ramos, Alberto (1); Liubyva, Tetiana (2) 1: Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Spain; 2: Institute of Sociology, National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine Overlapping crises: Euro Maidan protests, regime change and military conflict in Ukraine –effects on social trust and self-identification. Panteleou, Maria University of the Aegean, Greece Cultural mobilities in migration studies: Albanian immigrants in Greece's economic crisis RN08 | 03a | P: New Faces of Terrorism in the Contemporary World 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PC.2.10 Session Chair: Nicholas Petropoulos, Pedagogical Institute of Greece (formerly) Presentations: Onzimba Lenyungo, Zhanna B.; Annikova, Violetta A.; Markova, Helen A. RUDN University, Russian Federation Islamist factor impact on local conflicts Güven, Can Boğaziçi University, Turkey New Modes of Political Violence: The Case of Turkey Kirschenbaum, Alan {Avi} Kirschenbaum Consulting Ltd, Israel Terror and Community Resilience: Long Term Impact on Community Stability 207 RN08 | 04a | P: Globalisation, Liberalism and Economic Crisis: Experiencing Social Disasters households 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room PC.2.10 Silvast, Antti (1); Virtanen, Mikko (2) 1: University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom; 2: University of Helsinki, Finland Infrastructure Risk and Biography of Artefacts: Multiple Dynamics and Temporalities Session Chair: Joanna Tsiganou, National Centre for Social Research Presentations: Kondyli, Dimitra, National Centre for Social Research (EKKE), Greece Dealing with a business enterprise in Athens during the crisis: the case of beauticians RN08 | 06a | H: Mass Migration and Refugee Crisis: Trends, Causes and Social Impacts I Tsiganou, Joanna; Thanopoulou, Maria National Centre for Social Research (EKKE), Greece Experiencing multi-dimensional disasters: the case of women notaries in Greece Session Chair: Nicholas Petropoulos, Pedagogical Institute of Greece (formerly) Presentations: Korbiel, Izabela; Sarikakis, Katharine Universität Wien, Austria Human costs of the crisis. Ethics of reporting suicide Petropoulos, Nicholas Pedagogical Institute of Greece (formerly), Greece The Greek Response to the Mass Inlfux of M.E. Refugees and Migrants Zachou, Chryssanthi(1); Tatsi, Anastasia (2) 1: American College of Greece-Deree; 2: MA Goldsmiths College -University of London On being a refugee: The Trauma of Forced Displacement as a Form of Social Disaster Yusupov, Musa Movlievich Chechen State University, Russian Federation Value dominants of migration in a post-conflict situation: on the example of Chechnya and Kosovo RN08 | 05a | P: Critical Infrastructure Risks and Emergent Responses 31.08.2017 |11:00 | RoomPC.2.10 Session Chair: Antti Silvast, University of Edinburgh Presentations: Firat, Bilge Texas A&M University, United States of America Integrative Currents? Electrifying Turkey-EU Relations in Times of Blackout Baron, Nina; Andersen, Nina Blom Metropolitan University College, Denmark Joint thinking between emergency management and climate change adaptation projects Heidenstrøm, Nina Oslo and Akershus University College of Applied Sciences, Norway Informal preparedness resources for electricity and ICT breakdowns in Norwegian rural and urban 208 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room HB.3.18 Lorenz, Daniel F.; Dittmer, Cordula Freie Universität Berlin, Germany Disaster Management in Times of Crises Kirbyshire, Amy; Wilkinson, Emily; le Masson, Virginie Overseas Development Institute, United Kingdom Mass displacement to cities and the challenge for urban resilience RN08 | 07a | H: Mass Migration and Refugee Crisis: Trends, Causes and Social Impacts II 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room HB.3.18 Session Chair: Antti Silvast, University of Edinburgh Eugenia Petropoulou, University of Crete Presentations: Camur, Ekinsu(1); Camur, Kubra Cihangir (2) 1: Ankara University, Turkey; 2: Gazi University, Turkey 209 Recognizing Domestic Violence Against Women As Persecution On The Basis Of Membership In A Particular Social Group Tercan, Binali Abant Izzet Baysal University, Turkey The effects of mass migration on urban life standards in Turkey Camur, Kubra Cihangir Gazi University, Turkey The Middle East Refugees, Turkish Efforts, and a New Urban Planning Agenda through Public Involvement Czarnota, Katarzyna (1); Hajdarowicz, Inga (2) 1: Adam Mickiewicz University, Poland; 2: Jagiellonian University in Kraków 'Refugee crisis' and global labour relations RN08 | 08a | H: Vulnerability in Times of Socio-Economic Crisis: Recent Developments, Conceptual Issues and Innovative Approaches 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room HB.3.18 Session Chair: Daniel F. Lorenz, Freie Universität Berlin Presentations: Volterrani, Andrea (1); Giannini, Massimo (2); Havekost, Stephanie (3); Leimegger, Markus (4); Dugoni, Aurelio (5) 1: University of Rome Tor Vergata, Italy; 2: University of Rome Tor Vergata, Italy; 3: Samaritan International, Germany; 4: White Cross Bozen, Italy; 5: Anpas, Italy Social resilience in European communities. The construction and testing of a participatory index Graefe, Stefanie Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena, Germany Resilience – a New Blueprint of Neoliberal Governementality? Beşpınar, Zeynep (1); Beşpınar, Fatma Umut (2) 1: Marmara University, Turkey; 2: Middle East Technical University, Turkey Social Resilience as a Process based on Multiple Dynamics: Left Behind Family Members' Strategies after Soma (Turkey) Industrial Disaster 210 Rodríguez Giralt, Israel; Arenas Conejo, Miriam;López Gómez, Daniel Internet Interdisciplinary Institute (IN3) - Open University of Catalonia, Spain The participation of Children & Young People in Disaster Management: a European view RN08 | RN35 | 09a | P | JS: JOINT SESSION: The European Refugee Crisis: Information Needs and Information Systems 01.09.2017 |11:00 | Room PC.6.32 Joint Session of RN08 Sociology of Disaster, Conflict and Social Crisis and RN35 Sociology of Migration Session Chair: Beata Sokolowska, Trinity College Dublin Antti Silvast, University of Edinburgh Presentations: Čehulić, Mateja; Čepo, Dario; Zrinščak, Siniša Faculty of Law, University of Zagreb, Croatia Between Security and Humanity: Elite and Media Discourse on Refugees and Migrants in Croatia Recubini, Dario Università degli studi "G. d'Annunzio" di Chieti-Pescara, Italy "Project Immigrants": the Company of Services to the Person of Pescara without frontiers Stathopoulou, Theoni National Centre for Social Research-EKKE, Greece Refugees and unaccompanied minors in Greece: evidence from the field. Topan, Anamaria Aureliana University of Innsbruck, Austria Refugee Journeys as Catalysts of Transformed Subjectivities RN08 | 10a | P: Linking Disaster Research and Conflict Theory 01.09.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.6.32 Session Chair: Cordula Dittmer, Freie Universität Berlin Presentations: Acikalin, Oya Karamanoglu Mehmetbey University, Turkey Civil Society and Disaster Resilience in Turkey 211 Liakaki, Sotiria Independent Researcher, Greece Which growth model is the “fairest of them all”? Striving for equality and inclusiveness in times of austerity. Dittmer, Cordula;Lorenz, Daniel; Reiter, Jessica; Voss, Martin Disaster Research Unit, Freie Universität Berlin, Germany “We had everything and it belonged to us, and now we just have a bunch of donated stuff!”—Gainers and losers before, during, and after the 2013 flooding in Germany Eydal, Gu∂ny Björk; Ómarsdóttir, Ingibjörg Lilja University of Iceland, Iceland Are the Nordic Welfare States prepared? Legal obligations and contingency planning of local social services in a disaster context RN09 - ECONOMIC SOCIOLOGY RN09 | 01a | H: Theoretical Perspectives in Economic Sociology 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room HB.3.18 Session Chair: Sebastian Koos, University of Konstanz Presentations: Gould, Mark Haverford College, United States of America Rationality, Norms, and the Sociological Reconstruction of Economic Theory Franke, Yvonne Georg-August-Universität Göttingen, Germany Global Political Economy and Grounded Theory Baccaro, Lucio; Hadziabdic, Sinisa University of Geneva, Switzerland The Language of Economists: A Quantitative Textual Analysis of Top Italian Economists' Newspaper Articles in the Crisis Years Bieliński, Jacek (1); Hövermann, Andreas (2) 1: Institute of Sociology, Collegium Civitas, Poland; 2: University of Bielefeld, Germany Modeling Institutional Anomie Theory on Individual Level as a Causal Mechanism RN09 | 01b | H: Sociology of Debt 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room HB.3.19 Session Chair: Natalia Besedovsky, University of Hamburg 212 213 Presentations: Olcon-Kubicka, Marta; Halawa, Mateusz Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland How do young family households manage nonmarket economic transfers from their parents? Storms, Elias Universiteit Antwerpen, Belgium Spiralling debt. The time regimes of debt collection Roche, Zach John The University of Limerick, Ireland Life After Debt: a critical analysis of the engagement/non-engagement of debtors with the Insolvency Service of Ireland Dutta, Sahil Jai University of Warwick, United Kingdom Debt as Power? Rethinking the politics of the debt state RN09 | 02a | H: Status and Coordination on Markets 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room HB.3.18 Session Chair: Mikołaj Pawlak, University of Warsaw Presentations: Brugger, Florian University of Graz, Austria A Sociological Approach on the Development of the European Banking Systems Flachmeyer, Malte University of Basel, Switzerland Are there particular French and German “financial market rationalities” regarding the ECB's monetary policy? Ausserladscheider, Valentina University of Cambridge, United Kingdom The ECB´s Banking Supervision: The Logic of Legitimisation in the European Union Loyning, Trond University College of Southeast Norway, Norway Public debates on financial regulation: The justification of arguments on the regulation of the loan-tovalue ratio in Norway. RN09 | 03a | H: Markets and Morality 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room HB.3.18 Session Chair: Sebastian Koos, University of Konstanz Presentations: Jakelja, Luka;Brugger, Florian University of Graz, Austria A “conventional” theory of market dynamics: changing conventions on a regional wine market Sigg, Gabriele Maria Humboldt-University Berlin (General Sociology), Germany The honourable merchant exemplified by the Grand Bazaar in Istanbul. Framing the impact of »The Person« on economic systems Musik, Christoph St. Pölten University of Applied Sciences, Austria Relationship management in a personal business. Content trade markets as coordinators of transnational intermediary networks in the TV industry Lenz, Sarah (1); Sighard, Neckel (2) 1: Goethe University Frankfurt, Germany; 2: Hamburg University, Germany Ethical Banks between Moral Self-Commitment and Economic Expansion RN09 | 02b | H: Finance and Banking 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room HB.3.19 Session Chair: Christian Poppe, Oslo and Akershus University College of Applied Sciences Presentations: 214 Balsiger, Philip (1); Schiller-Merkens, Simone (2) 1: Université de Neuchâtel, Switzerland; 2: Max Planck-Institute for the Study of Societies Multiple movements and one market: The strength of social movements and producers' selfcategorization Schenk, Patrick University of Zurich, Switzerland 215 The Structure of Fair Trade Consumption Sustainability Management for Scientific Institutions - a Framework to conduct Societal Responsible Research RN09 | 03b | H: Financial Education and Literacy Besedovsky, Natalia University of Hamburg, Germany Sustainable investments – innovative instruments for sustainability or reproduction tool for financial capitalism? 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room HB.3.19 Session Chair: Zeev Rosenhek, Open University of Israel Presentations: RN09 | 04b | P: Monies, Risk and Finance Pettersson, Jane University of Gothenburg, Sweden Financial education in Sweden: From a fully-fledged welfare state to financialization of everyday life 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room PB.2.44 Wolf, Marcus University of Bremen, Germany The strange non-death of financial literacy education Kuzina, Olga Higher School of Economics, Russian Federation Financial literacy and financial capability of Russians (2014-2016) RN09 | 04a | P: Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainability 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room PF.1.43 Session Chair: Sarah Lenz, Goethe University Frankfurt Presentations: Faria, Inês Domingues Figueira School of Economics and Management of the University of Lisbon, Portugal Monies, programmable tokens and decentralization: the blockchain as a vehicle for alternative forms of exchange Bazzani, Giacomo University of Turin - University of Florence, Italy The social value of money? Economic agency mediated by a complementary currency: the case of Sardex. Presentations: Lopes, Daniel Seabra School of Economics and Management of the University of Lisbon, Portugal From re-politicization to a de-politicization of finance: the case of the Portuguese parliamentary committees of inquiry Kunkis, Michael University Hamburg, Germany Carbon Futures in Companies van der Graaf, Anne Elisabeth Atlee Sciences Po, France Negotiating Risk: The Relationship Between Financial Risk Management and Profit Session Chair: Sebastian Koos, University of Konstanz Sahinidis, Alexandros G (1); Hyz, Alina B (2) 1: Technological Education Institute Of Athens, Greece; 2: Technological Education Institute Of Piraeus, Greece CSR activity profiles in unfavourable economic circumstances. The case of the companies listed on the Athens Stock Exchange Winkelmann, Markus; Kopfmüller, Jürgen KIT, Germany 216 RN09 | 05a | P: Wealth, Income Distribution and Social Inequality 31.08.2017 |11:00 | Room PF.1.43 Session Chair: Christian Hunkler, Max Planck Institute for Social Law & Social Policy Presentations: 217 Petrusek, Ivan Czech Academy of Sciences and Charles University, Czech Republic Perceptions and Preferences Regarding Income Distribution in the Czech Republic: Standing out or Following Suit with Other Developed Countries? Kuusela, Hanna University of Tampere / University of Helsinki, Finland Preserving and Reproducing Wealth: Economic Strategies and Attitudes of Wealthy Inheritors Nollert, Michael University of Fribourg, Switzerland The distributive consequences of welfare marketization and tax competition: Comparative findings from European economies Bobzien, Licia Hertie School of Governance, Germany Does Believing in Mobility translate in less Sensitivity towards Distributional Inequality? RN09 | 05b | P: Firms, Platforms and Work Organization RN09 | 06a | P: Poverty, Decommodification and Aid 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PF.1.43 Session Chair: Patrick Schenk, University of Zurich Presentations: Simona, Jehane University of Neuchâtel, Switzerland The subjective wellbeing of those vulnerable to poverty in Switzerland Shmidt, Mayya National Research University Higher School of Economics, Russian Federation How do networks of mutual aid extinguish poverty in Russia: intergenerational perspective Beste, Jonas Frederik; Trappmann, Mark Institute of Employment Research (IAB), Germany Explaining differences between income poverty and material deprivation 31.08.2017 |11:00 | Room PB.2.44 RN09 | 06b | P: Varieties of Work and Coordination Session Chair: Olga Vasylivna Ivashchenko, Institute of Sociology NAS Ukraine 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PB.2.44 Presentations: Session Chair: Alberto Veira-Ramos, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid Baumeler, Carmen; Lamamra, Nadia Swiss Federal Institute for Vocational Education and Training, Switzerland Small training firms matter. How do they deal with the tension between production and training? Presentations: Tirabeni, Lia University of Turin, Italy Surviving through generations. The generational turnover process in family-run firms Kahmann, Marcus Institut de Recherches Economiques et Sociales (IRES), France Changing preferences? German employer associations in the "asylum crisis" Domecka, Markieta; Reuschke, Darja; Demirel, Pelin; Walland, Paul; Pickering, Brian University of Southampton, United Kingdom Exploring the potential for collaboration and inclusion in the new economy: the case of digital work platforms 218 Berger, Joël; Katja, Rost University of Zurich, Switzerland Just My Luck! Can Random Selection Dampen Hubris? Andras, Iryna Belarusian State University, Belarus The public support towards entrepreneurship in Belarus: we are all a little bit puzzled Efendic, Adnan (1); Mujaric, Mirza (2); Markovic, Nenad (3) 1: School of Economics and Business University of Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina; 2: Center for Intradisciplinary Social Applied Research, Bosnia and Herzegovina; 3: Law Faculty "Justinian I", UKIM Skopje, FYR Macedonia Costs of informal networking in the South-East Europe: an empirical investigation Croitoru, Alin Lucian Blaga University of Sibiu, CeSMiG University of Bucharest, Romania 219 Work experiences and attitudes towards work of long-term Romanian migrants RN09 | 07a | P: Technology and Innovation 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PF.1.43 Session Chair: Maria Nawojczyk, AGH University of Science and Technology Presentations: Datta, Saheli King's College London, United Kingdom Boxing in stem cells. Innovation and issues of regulatory commensurability between stem cells and biopharmaceuticals. Horzsa, Gergely; Győri, Ágnes; Czakó, Ágnes Corvinus University of Budapest, Hungary Economic Environment and Innovation Activities of the Small and Medium-sized Enterprises in Hungary Tzanetakis, Meropi University of Vienna, Austria Stable worlds on cryptomarkets? Resolving the problem of cooperation Tabata, Mayumi National Taipei University, Taiwan The Brain Drain in East Asian High-Tech Industry:The Impact of Secular Stagnation on the HighSkilled Labor Outflow from Japan, Taiwan to China RN05 | RN09 | 07b | P | JS: JOINT SESSION: Re-thinking Market Capitalism: The Rise of Alternative Forms of Economic Exchange I 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PB.2.44 Joint Session of RN05 Sociology of Consumption and RN09 Economic Sociology Session Chair: Andrea Maurer, University of Trier Presentations: Cosciug, Anatolie Bielefeld University, De / Babes-Bolyai University, Romania Transnational Motorways: The Secondhand Car Trade in a Country of Emigration 220 Eskelinen, Teppo University of Jyväskylä, Finland Timebanking: negotiating the social space Venäläinen, Juhana University of Eastern Finland, Finland Between exchange and gift-giving? Economic moralities of self-organised long-distance ridesharing Iorio, Gennaro (1); Cataldi, Silvia (2); Gallelli, Andrea (3) 1: University of Salerno; 2: University of Rome La Sapienza; 3: Freelance researcher “One for Me and One for who Needs it”. Agape and “Suspended Goods” Beyond the Exchange RN09 | 08b | P: Economic Policies and Deregulation 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PB.2.44 Session Chair: Olga Vasylivna Ivashchenko, Institute of sociology NAS Ukraine Presentations: Lindstrøm, Maria Duclos University of Copenhagen, Denmark “On 'Being Helpful to the debate' - knowledge design of OECD Economic Surveys Kiszkiel, Lukasz;Winiecka, Katarzyna University of Bialystok, Poland The impact of economic deregulations and income disparities on contemporary societies. Methods for redistribution, regulation and counteraction for social stratification. Sayes, Edwin Nazarbayev University, Kazakhstan The Making of Economic Policy: A Case Study Pensiero, Nicola UCL Institute of Education, United Kingdom In-house or outsourced public services? A social and economic analysis of the impact of spending policy on the private wage share in OECD countries 221 RN05 | RN09 | 08a | P | JS: JOINT SESSION: Re-thinking Market Capitalism: The Rise of Alternative Forms of Economic Exchange II 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PF.1.43 Joint Session of RN05 Sociology of Consumption and RN09 Economic Sociology Session Chair: Mikołaj Pawlak, University of Warsaw Presentations: Walker, Marianne University of Leicester, United Kingdom Why live in Marinaleda? An analysis of individual motive for living in a social movement community Kumpuniemi, Laura Marjut University of Eastern Finland, Finland Solidarity economy and rights-based approach Kietlińska, Kaja Małgorzata University of Warsaw, Poland Copperatives as a tool to intorduce economic democracy to the market Dabbaghi, Hamideh (1); Sarkamari, Ali (2); Firouzabadi, Seyed Ahmad (1) 1: University of Tehran, Iran, Islamic Republic of; 2: Islamic Azad University, Iran, Islamic Republic of The Sustainable Economic Policies in IRAN RN05 | RN09 | 09a | P | JS: JOINT SESSION: Re-thinking Market Capitalism: The Rise of Alternative Forms of Economic Exchange III Colombini, Giulia Università di Pisa, Italy Understanding Organisational environments: case studies from Europe Dopierała, Renata University of Lodz, Poland "The less is more" - minimalism as a remedy for overconsumption? Karatzogianni, Athina University of Leicester, United Kingdom New Socioeconomic Formations against Corporate Embodiment in Digital Networks RN09 | RN34 | 09a | P | JS: JOINT SESSION: Capitalism, Solidarities and Religion: The Market as Religion and Religions in the Market 01.09.2017 |11:00 | Room PC.5.28 Joint Session of RN09 Economic Sociology and RN34 Sociology of Religion Session Chair: Presentations: Hamori, Adam Educational Authority, Hungary Happiness Found in Belonging: Relationship Between Social Well-Being, Participation, Personal Religiosity, and Subjective Well-Being Gavrilovic, Danijela; Dinic, Jelena Faculty of Philosophy Universiti of Nis, Serbia The Relationship Between Religiosity and Informal Economic Practices in Southeastern European Societies 01.09.2017 |11:00 | Room PA.1.1 Joint Session of RN05 Sociology of Consumption and RN09 Economic Sociology Kolodziejska, Marta University of Warsaw, Poland, Poland Commodification of spirituality? The case of mindfulness in times of mediatisation Session Chair: Lydia D Martens, Keele University Presentations: Demirci, Ferda Nur Koç University, Turkey 'Credit for Need': 'Need' and 'Necessity' as Moral Bases of the Financialisation Process in Turkey Gabor, Valentin Iulian University of Bucharest, Romania Sharing economy and automobility: A comparison of app-based and off-line hitch-hiking Brik, Tymofii UC3M (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid), Spain The theory of religious markets revisited: new evidence from Ukraine, 1992-2012. 222 223 RN05 | RN09 | 10a | P | JS: JOINT SESSION: Financialisation of the Everyday I 01.09.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.5.28 Joint Session of RN05 Sociology of Consumption and RN09 Economic Sociology Session Chair: Daniel Maman, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev Presentations: Kılınçarslan, Pelin Koç University, Turkey Living in Debt: Gendered Experiences of Household Indebtedness in Greece and Turkey Evsel, Gülsevim (1); Topal, Yelda Erden (2) 1: Middle East Technical University, Science and Technology Policy Studies, Turkey and Van 100. Yil University, Turkey; 2: Middle East Technical University, Science and Technology Policy Studies, Turkey Confidential Economic Life and Relations in the Simplicity of Everday Life Walter, Michael; Welbers, Lydia University of Bremen, Germany Time problems of private investors' decision-making. About the temporal dimension of the financialisation of everyday life Samec, Tomáš Charles University, Czech Republic Methodological Innovation in Study of Discursive Financialization: How to Analyze Ideologies in Economic Discourse(s)? RN09 | RS07 | 10b | P | JS: JOINT SESSION: Economic Crises and Social Resilience 01.09.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.5.29 Joint Session of RN09 Economic Sociology and RS07 Greece and the European Socioeconomic Crises Session Chair: Andrea Maurer, University of Trier Presentations: Romanova, Regina National Research University Higher School of Economics, Russian Federation Examining organizational resilience: how firms in the Russian light industry succeed in turbulent economic environment 224 Yigit, Emin; Demiriz, Gulhan; Baran, Benan Havva Adnan Menderes University, Turkey Neo-liberal economic policies and agriculture in Turkey: An analysis of the socio-economic positioning of the peasant Poppe, Christian; Kjærnes, Unni Oslo and Akershus University College of Applied Sciences, Norway Financialisation of the Everyday: Financial Resilience and Wellbeing Among Households Ivashchenko, Olga Vasylivna Institute of sociology NAS Ukraine, Ukraine Crises and social resilience of post-soviet Ukraine: sociological evidences of everyday life consumption and work practices RN05 | RN09 | 11a | P | JS: JOINT SESSION: Financialisation of the Everyday II 01.09.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.5.28 Joint Session of RN05 Sociology of Consumption and RN09 Economic Sociology Session Chair: Giacomo Bazzani, University of Turin Presentations: Maman, Daniel (1); Rosenhek, Zeev (2) 1: Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel; 2: Open University of Israel, Israel Worries, fears and hopes: Construing and mobilizing emotions in financial education Nessel, Sebastian Graz University, Austria Artificial Intelligence and Financial Applications – Opportunities and Threats of Finacialization for the Daily Life of Consumers. Nawojczyk, Maria (1); Abdillahi, Umulkher (2) 1: AGH University of Science and Technology, Poland; 2: Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology, Kenya Mobile Money and its social and economic impact: The case of M-Pesa in Kenya Dagnes, Joselle (1); Salento, Angelo (2) 1: University of Torino, Italy; 2: University of Salento, Italy Financialization and social inequalities in the Italian capitalism 225 Heinz, Jana Technische Universität München, Germany The missing link between politicians and social scientists in establishing the EHEA Nyström, Anne-Sofie (1); Jackson, Carolyn (2); Saminen Karlsson, Minna (1) 1: Center for Gender Research, Uppsala University, Sweden; 2: Dept. of Educational Research, Lancaster University, UK Coping with higher educational expectations: Gender, class and unequal challenges in prestigious contexts RN10 - SOCIOLOGY OF EDUCATION RN10 | 01a | IC: Drop-out of School 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room InterContinental - Athenaeum CC I Session Chair: Vasiliki Kantzara, Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences Presentations: Van Praag, Lore; Van Caudenberg, Rut; Nouwen, Ward; Timmerman, Christiane University of Antwerp, Belgium Long and winding roads: the educational trajectories of youngsters at risk of early school leaving in Flanders Haase, Dwight Neil United Arab Emirates University, United Arab Emirates The Collegiate Experience and Students' Values Oller, Anne-Claudine (1); Pothet, Jessica (2); van Zanten, Agnès (3) 1: OSC-LIEPP-Sciences Po/LIRTES-UPEC, France; 2: 2L2S-ESPE de Lorraine-Université de Lorraine; 3: OSC-LIEPP-Sciences Po Practices and strategies of student and their parents for higher education. The case of orientation forums for higher education in "Ile de France" RN10 | 01c | IC: Gender and Education I 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room InterContinental - Athenaeum CC III Curran, Marta Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain Between conflict and consensus: school and family negotiating educational trajectories and postschool destinations of students at risk of dropping out school Session Chair: Bernadette Brereton, DkIT Jacovkis, Judith Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain Vocational and training programs to face early school leaving: representations form young people and policy makers Gray, Emily RMIT University, Australia Angry white men: Gendered responses to inclusive teacher education RN10 | 01b | IC: Higher Education: Challenges and Strategies 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room InterContinental - Athenaeum CC II Session Chair: Mieke Van Houtte, Ghent University Presentations: Presentations: Jeanrenaud, Yves; Reutter, Martina; Forsthofer, Florian; Brötzmann, Nina; Krieger, Rico; Ihsen, Susanne Technical University of Munich, Germany GenderMINT 4.0 – A Longitudinal Study on Women in STEM Degree Programmes: Transition from High School to University and Disposition Savaş, Gökhan Social Sciences University of Ankara, Turkey Exploring Gender (In)equality in Education in Turkish Schools Mantovani, Debora; Gasperoni, Giancarlo 226 227 Alma Mater Studiorum-University of Bologna, Italy Parents' Engagement in Schooling: Why Do Boys Receive More Support than Girls? Instituto Universitário de Lisboa (ISCTE-IUL), Lisboa, Portugal Understanding the impact of school's ethnic composition on Mathematics results of the students with immigrant origin in primary school RN10 | 02a | IC: Educational Changes Sliavaite, Kristina Lithuanian Social Research Centre, Lithuania “Does ethnicity matters when we speak of justice in education?”: top-down and bottom-up perspectives on education policies in Lithuania 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room InterContinental - Athenaeum CC I Session Chair: Maddalena Colombo, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore Presentations: Puaca, Goran University of Borås, Sweden Higher vocational education in the age of neoliberal conversion Zevgitis, Theodoros; Emvalotis, Anastassios University of Ioannina, Greece A Social Network Analysis of Comenius multilateral partnerships under the Lifelong Learning Programme Caregnato, Célia Elizabete (1); Raizer, Leandro (2) 1: Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul; 2: Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul The National Education Plan and the Challenge of Educational Inequalities in Brazil Kantzara, Vasiliki Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences, Greece Changing Patterns of Governance in Education Today - What Changes? The Case of Greece – An Exploration RN10 | 02b | IC: Ethnicity and Schooling 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room InterContinental - Athenaeum CC II Session Chair: Jannick Demanet, Ghent University Presentations: Vervaet, Roselien; Stevens, Peter University of Ghent, Belgium Multicultural School Leadership and The Ethnic Prejudice of Belgian Pupils Seabra, Teresa; Carvalho, Helena; Ávila, Patrícia 228 Sadura, Przemyslaw Warsaw University, Poland Class educational styles of Polish communities in the UK RN10 | 02c | IC: School Choice 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room InterContinental - Athenaeum CC III Session Chair: Adriana Aubert Simon, University of Barcelona Presentations: Lidegran, Ida; Palme, Mikael; Bergström, Ylva Uppsala University, Sweden Believing in culture, complying with competition: educational strategies in the Swedish upper middle class in the time of free school choice Gamsu, Sol; Donnelly, Michael University of Bath, United Kingdom Circuits of power: the regional educational fractures of the UK and educational trajectories of the south-eastern elite Hunkler, Christian Max Planck Institute for Social Law & Social Policy, Germany Explaining Migrants' Educational Choices in Stratified Education Systems Wouters, Thomas; Havermans, Nele University of Leuven, Belgium Not in my schoolyard: School segregation, school preferences and residential segregation in the urban area of Ghent (Belgium) Boone, Simon; Vlegels, Jef Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium School choice in a context of unrestrained choice: the case of Flanders (Belgium) 229 RN10 | 03a | IC: Teachers and Professionalisation Parenting and School Performance in Disadvantaged Subregions of Hungary 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room InterContinental - Athenaeum CC I de Botton, Lena; Aubert, Adriana University of Barcelona, Spain; The transformation of the ghetto depends on SEAs implementation instead of social background Session Chair: Roxana Diana Baltaru, University of Essex Presentations: Elezović, Ines; Jukić, Maja; Batur, Matija National Centre for External Evaluation of Education, Croatia Frameworking the divide: How teachers view students differently according to the program they attend Contini, Rina Manuela University of Chieti-Pescara, Italy Italian Educators Views on Education for Integration in Multi-ethnic Societies Demanet, Jannick (1); Tarabini, Aina (2) 1: Ghent University, Belgium; 2: Autonomous University of Barcelona, Spain The role of teachers in explaining students' cognitive engagement: Quantitative and qualitative insights from Belgium and Spain Danner, Magali; Farges, Géraldine; Garcia, Sandrine; Giret, Jean-François Université de Bourgogne Franche-Comté, France Understanding Teachers' Perceptions Of Their Social Status: the Influence of Local Settings And Long-Term Pathways RN10 | 03b | IC: Advantages and Disadvantages 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room InterContinental - Athenaeum CC II Session Chair: Dinah Gross, University of Lausanne Presentations: Scollan, Angela (1); Farini, Federico (2) 1: Middlesex University, United Kingdom; 2: University of Suffolk, United Kingdom Fighting disadvantage as cultural colonization. A critical analysis of the English discourse on Early Years Education, Social Class and Achievement Perpék, Éva Hungarian Academy of Sciences/Corvinus University of Budapest, Hungary 230 Smith, Kevin; Dumangane Jr., Constantino Sansao Cardiff University School of Social Sciences, United Kingdom Advantages and challenges in the school environment: Pupils' perspectives of school life in Wales. RN10 | 03c | IC: Education and Social Standing 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room InterContinental - Athenaeum CC III Session Chair: Jan Germen Janmaat, UCL Institute of Education Presentations: Larsson, Eric Stockholm University, Sweden On top of the game – Upper-secondary elite schools, strategies and educational marketization in a Swedish context ฀ oc, Sebastian Research Institute for Quality of Life, Romanian Academy, Romania Social Selection in the Romanian Education System. A Case Study in an Elite High School in Bucharest Gündüz Hoşgör, Ayşe (1); Çakıroğlu Çevik, Aylin (2) 1: Middle East Technical University, Ankara,Turkey; 2: TED University, Ankara,Turkey The relationship between field of study (faculty) and social standing in Turkey McArthur, Daniel London School of Economics and Political Science, United Kingdom The relationship between education and negative stereotypes about welfare recipients in European attitudes RN10 | 04a | IC: Parents Involvement and Schooling 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room InterContinental - Athenaeum CC I Session Chair: Mieke Van Houtte, Ghent University 231 Presentations: Seghers, Marie; Van Avermaet, Piet Ghent University, Belgium Logics in interaction with the primary school: shaping parents' process of educational decisionmaking at the transition between primary and secondary education. Pin, Clément (1); Barone, Carlo (1); van Zanten, Agnès (1,2) 1: Sciences Po, France; 2: CNRS, France Reading books to children: a mixed method study of the role of parents and schools in promoting language skills. Helland, Håvard (1); Wiborg, Øyvind (1,2) 1: Oslo and Akershus University college, Norway; 2: University of Oslo, Norway How do parents' educational field affect one's choice of educational field? - a new micro-approach to tertiary education in Norway Freddano, Michela; Vinci, Emanuela; Fortini, Francesca Invalsi, Italy Parental involvement in school life: evidences from the Italian National Evaluation System RN10 | 04b | IC: School Performance and Success 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room InterContinental - Athenaeum CC II Session Chair: Maddalena Colombo, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore Presentations: Behrensen, Birgit BTU Cottbus, Germany Education and Empowerment Isleib, Sören German Centre for Higher Education Research and Science Studies (DZHW), Germany Educational background as a fault line for study success Katznelson, Noemi (1,2,3); Pless, Mette (1,2,3) 1: Aalborg University, Denmark; 2: The Danish Centre for Youth Research; 3: Dept. for Learning and Philosophy Young people and motivation for learning in context 232 af Ursin, Piia-Kaisa Kristiina (1); Pihlaja, Päivi (2); Kyttälä, Minna (2) 1: Child- and Youth Research Institute, University of Turku, Finland; 2: Faculty of Education, University of Turku, Finland Children´s school readiness: The role of family functions and parental self-efficacy Behtoui, Alireza, Södertörn University, Sweden Swedish young people's out-of-school activities: attendance opportunities and consequences RN10 | 04c | IC: Diversity and Schooling 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room InterContinental - Athenaeum CC III Session Chair: Vasiliki Kantzara, Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences Presentations: Ng, Ke Liang National Taiwan University, Taiwan Narrating Racial Boundaries and Emotions: Stories of “Being Chinese Minority” in the National Education System of Postcolonial Malaysia. Vantieghem, Wendelien (1); Van Avermaet, Piet (2) 1: Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium; 2: Centre for Diversity & Learning, Ghent University, Belgium The Barometer For Diversity In Flemish Schools: An Explorative Study Into School Policy And Teacher Attitudes Towards Diverse Students. Daher, Liana M. (1); Gamuzza, Augusto (2); Leonora, Anna Maria (3); Gómez Martínez, Susana (4); Vasiliki, Tsiona (5) 1: University of Catania, Italy; 2: University of Catania, Italy; 3: University of Catania, Italy; 4: University of Valladolid, Spain; 5: East Macedonia - Thrace Regional Directorate for Primary and Secondary Education, Greece Equality in Diversity at school: a research-based agenda from a Mediterranean comparative case Pusztai, Gabriella; Kovács, Klára University of Debrecen, Hungary Old and new educational fault lines in students' health-risk behaviour in Central and Eastern Europe 233 RN10 | 05a | IC: Teachers, Parents and Transitions 31.08.2017 |11:00 | RoomInterContinental - Athenaeum CC I Session Chair: Bernadette Brereton, DkIT Presentations: Thys, Sarah Ghent University, Belgium The role of the primary school in the process of educational decision-making at the transition from primary to secondary education. Keppens, Gil Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium The School as a Socialisation Context: Understanding the Impact of School Bonding and the Authoritative School Climate on Truancy. Larsson Hult, Karin SHV, Sweden Fundamental values in Swedish schools - following the work around Saganenko, Galina Iosifovna Sociological Institute of the Russian Academy ofScience, Russian Federation Inefficient education as a source of deepening social inequality RN10 | 05b | IC: Social Inequality in Education I 31.08.2017 |11:00 | RoomInterContinental - Athenaeum CC II Session Chair: Jan Germen Janmaat, UCL Institute of Education Presentations: De Roeck, Frederik Jean; Kavadias, Dimokritos Vrije Universiteit Brussel, VUB Social inequality in Education: The distinction between primary and secondary effects of inequality in education in Flanders. Stefanovic, Marija University of Nis, Serbia Dialects Stigmatization in the Linguistic Market 234 Forsberg, Haakan Uppsala universitet, Sweden Navigating the School Market in Socially Exposed Residential Areas – the Case of Stockholm, Sweden Castejon, Alba Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain Exploring inequalities in secondary schools: students' perceptions, experiences and opportunities in mixed-ability and ability grouped classrooms RN10 | 05c | IC: Higher Education in Society 31.08.2017 |11:00 | RoomInterContinental - Athenaeum CC III Session Chair: Adriana Aubert Simon, University of Barcelona Presentations: Palumbo, Mauro; Pandolfini, Valeria University of Genoa, Italy Evaluation and accountability in education: a lever for school improvement or a source intensifying social inequalities? Prokou, Eleni PanteionUniversity, Greece “Quality” versus “equality” in European higher education policies Vryonides, Marios European University Cyprus, Cyprus Mass participation in Higher education and the emergence of Private Universities in Cyprus Poullaouec, Tristan (1); Brinbaum, Yaël (2); Hugree, Cédric (3) 1: CENS (CNRS/Université de Nantes), France; 2: Lise-Ceet,(CNRS/CNAM), France; 3: Cresppa-CSU (CNRS/Université Paris Lumière), France Passing and Getting a Licence Degree. Working-Class French Students in the French University RN10 | 06a | IC | RT | 1: ROUNDTABLE: Higher Education 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room InterContinental - Aphrodite II Session Chair: Daniel Faas, Trinity College Dublin 235 Presentations: Moosavi, Leon University of Liverpool, United Kingdom Contesting Knowledge in Higher Education: Ethnocentric Syllabi in Universities ZIRH, Besim Can; Çalışkan, Eren Middle East Technical University, Turkey Yearning for Mobility at the Periphery of Europe: Motivations and Expectations of Higher Education Students in Turkey to Participate in the ERASMUS Programme. Sobotka, Aneta Educational Research Institute, Poland Social Capital as a Main Source of Information Regarding Higher Education in Poland Hrubos, Ildiko Corvinus University of Budapest, Hungary The responsibility of higher education for the entirety of education and for society as a whole RN10 | 06a | IC | RT | 2: ROUNDTABLE: Choosing School 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room InterContinental - Aphrodite II Session Chair: Magdalini Eleftheroglou, Panteion University Presentations: Strømme, Thea Bertnes Centre for the study of professions, Oslo and Akershus University College of Apllied Sciences, Norway Choosing education as a relational possess – the impact of the social composition of lower secondary school for choice of track in upper secondary school in Norway Education, Social Justice and Social Inclusion: a Case Study of Kalinga Institute of Social Sciences (KISS), Odisha, India RN10 | 06a | IC | RT | 3: ROUNDTABLE: Controversial Issues 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room InterContinental - Aphrodite II Session Chair: Birgit Behrensen, BTU Cottbus Presentations: Ma, Huidi; Ma, Huidi Institute of Chinese culture, People's Republic of China Sociological Imagination of Educational Inequality A Case Study of the Educational Conditions of “Left-behind Children” and the Younger Generation of Migrants in China Patsarika, Maria The American College of Thessaloniki, Greece Creativity as possibility: revisiting creativity in education Koniewski, Maciej Jagiellonian University, Poland Together or apart? Continuing controversy of single-sex education effectiveness Zawistowska, Alicja University of Białystok, Poland Is entering STEM socially contagious? Contextual factors in women's educational decisions RN10 | 06a | IC | RT | 4: ROUNDTABLE: School Divisions 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room InterContinental - Aphrodite II Harling, Martin University of Gothenburg, Sweden The Fantasmatic Logics of Education Markets: Exploring Upper Secondary School Choice Session Chair: Antigoni Alba Papakonstantinou, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens Vornicu, Andreea "Babes-Bolyai" University, Cluj-Napoca, Romania, Faculty of Political, Administrative and Communication Sciences, Romania Determinants of low educational performances for 15-year-old pupils in Romania Otręba-Szklarczyk, Agnieszka Jagiellonian University, Poland Parental involvement in children's education – reconstruction of the role of parents through analysis of blogs Senapati, Tushar Kanti; Vikramaditya, Dwiti; Naik, Iswar Chandra KIIT University, India GEAY, Bertrand (1); Humeau, Pierig (2); Spruyt, Emilie (1) 1: University of Picardie, France, CURAPP-CNRS; 236 Presentations: 237 2: University of Limoges, France, GRESCO Divisions inside the French society through educational styles Alonso, Paula Universidade da Coruña, Spain Schooling time among migrant and non migrant adolescents RN10 | 06b | IC: Theoretical Approaches to Education 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room InterContinental - Athenaeum CC II Session Chair: Roxana Diana Baltaru, University of Essex Presentations: Madsen, Aleksander Årnes;Kittelsen Røberg, Karl Ingar Centre for the Study of Professions, Oslo & Akershus University College of Applied Sciences, Norway The consequences of mismatch between higher educational fields and occupations for labor market outcomes Hatos, Adrian University of Oradea, Romania Varieties of capitalism, welfare regimes, education systems and educational achievements: closing the theoretical and empirical gap Morales Verdejo, Jocelyn Lissette UCL, United Kingdom Which is the most appropriate socio-cultural theoretical approach to understanding pedagogical interactions between a teacher and a student at vulnerable schools? Larsen, Steen Nepper Danish School of Education, Denmark What is education? – A philosophical contribution to a critical theoretical understanding of the sociology of education Somel, R. Nazlı Helmut Schmidt University Hamburg, Turkey What is Educational Inequality? Beyond Categorical and Fragmentary Thinking, Towards a Relational Understanding of Educational Inequality 238 RN10 | 06c | IC: Higher Education: Social Inequality 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room InterContinental - Athenaeum CC III Session Chair: Dinah Gross, University of Lausanne Presentations: Montes, Alejandro Universidad Autonoma de Barcelona, Spain Non-traditional students accessing higher education and their persistent struggle against inequality Brereton, Bernadette DkIT, Ireland The relationship between continuous professional development (CPD) and inequalities in the Irish higher level education Falcon, Julie (1); Bataille, Pierre (2) 1: Université de Lausanne, Switzerland; 2: Université Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium Equalization or reproduction? Consequences of the expansion of higher education on the intergenerational transmission of advantages in contemporary France Palma Amestoy, Carlos University of Bristol, United Kingdom Massification, privatisation and social reproduction in higher education RN10 | 07a | IC: Education: Mobility, Teachers, and Students 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room InterContinental - Athenaeum CC I Session Chair: Jannick Demanet, Ghent University Presentations: Fixsen, Alison; Ridge, Damien; Cranfield, Steven University of Westminster, United Kingdom Activities of the self: Self-care and entrepreneurism on Higher Education staff learning and development programmes Kupfer, Antonia Technical University Dresden, Germany Social contexts of educational upward mobility 239 Papakonstantinou, Antigoni Alba National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece Reasons to become a teacher. A study on the attractiveness of the teaching profession. Melo, Benedita Portugal (1); Diogo, Ana Isabel (2); Ferreira, Manuela (3) 1: Institute of Education of University of Lisbon, Portugal; 2: University of Azores, Portugal; 3: University of Oporto, Portugal 4th Grade Exams in Children Every Day Life: Testimonies in the Media RN10 | 07b | IC: Educational Systems: Comparisons and Transitions 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room InterContinental - Athenaeum CC II Session Chair: EleniProkou, Panteion University Presentations: Müller Kmet, Bernadette University of Innsbruck, Austria Educational Divide in the Quality of Life: Evidence from European Societies Atkinson, Will University of Bristol, United Kingdom The Role of Education in Vertical and Horizontal Differentiation: A Cross-National Comparison Oliveira, Amurabi Federal University of Santa Catarina, Brazil What can European theories explain about the reality of the South? Halilovic-Pastuovic, Maja Trinity College Dublin, Ireland Segregated education, youth radicalisation and European security: The case of Bosnia and Herzegovina RN10 | 07c | IC: Gender and Education II Gross, Dinah University of Lausanne, Switzerland Who thinks engineering is for men? Effects of gender and ambivalent sexism on occupational sextyping Bespinar, Fatma Umut; Aybars, Ayse Idil Middle East Technical University, Turkey Feeling more insecure than before: Women in academia in Turkey Gedik, Esra (1); Kadayifci, Ezgi P. (2) 1: Bozok University, Turkey; 2: Middle East Technical University, Turkey Gender Inequalities in Choosing Engineering as a Major: Experiences from “Honey Bees are Becoming Engineers” Project RN10 | 08a | IC: Migration and Education I 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room InterContinental - Athenaeum CC I Session Chair: Birgit Behrensen, BTU Cottbus Presentations: Varjo, Janne; Kalalahti, Mira; Jahnukainen, Markku University of Helsinki, Finland Course clear? – Concrete educational expectations and abstract career aspiration of immigrant- and Finnish-origin youth Bertozzi, Rita University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, Italy Do they have the same opportunities? The educational attainment of students with immigrant background in Italy Schilling, Elisabeth University of Applied Administrative Science NRW, Germany Self-determined educational biography of young migrants? 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room InterContinental - Athenaeum CC III RN10 | 08b | IC: Social Inequality in Education II Session Chair: Dionysios Gouvias, University of the Aegean 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room InterContinental - Athenaeum CC II Presentations: Session Chair: Jan Germen Janmaat, UCL Institute of Education 240 241 Presentations: Wiborg, Oyvind (2); Robinson, Laura (1); Schulz, Jeremy (3) 1: Santa Clara University, United States of America; 2: University of Oslo, Norway; 3: UC Berkeley, United States of America Digital Stratification Meets Academic Stratification: GPA as an Outcome of Digital Engagements Olsen, Bent Department of Education and Lifelong Learning, NTNU, Norway Does cultural capital matter? The impact of social class background on a professions educational preferences Steiner, Christine; Hofmann-Lun, Irene German Youth Institute, Germany With Best Intentions: Special Education Students' Experiences with Stigmatization within Inclusive Schools Stavrou, Sophia; Lamprianou, Iasonas University of Cyprus, Cyprus Employability differential and youth inequality experiences in a post-crisis context. The case of University graduates of humanities and social sciences in Cyprus. RN10 | 08c | IC: Bullying and Violence in Schools 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room InterContinental - Athenaeum CC III Session Chair: Vasiliki Kantzara, Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences Isabella Crespi, University of Macerata Presentations: Sebastião, João ISCTE- Instituto Universitário de Lisboa, Portugal Youth and socialization: violence as a sociogical issue Kontogianni, Sonia School of Economics and Political Sciences.University of Athens, Greece 'Risk talk' and 'vulnerable' youth: cyberbullying experiences among children with disabilities Adamopoulou, Evgenia (1); Dionysopoulou, Panagiota (2) 1: Computer science teacher in Secondary education, Greece; 2: Hellenic Ministry of Education, Research and Religious Affairs, Greece Digital anti-bullying program. An e-learning, bullying prevention platform 242 Eleftheroglou, Magdalini Panteion University, Greece Violence in Secondary education, An Empirical study in Greece RN10 | 09a | IC: Higher Education: Students 01.09.2017 |11:00 | Room InterContinental - Athenaeum CC I Session Chair: Antigoni Alba Papakonstantinou, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens Presentations: David-Kacso, Agnes; Roth, Maria BBU Cluj-Napoca, Romania, Romania The effect of social origin on enrollment in University in Romania Lainio, Anu; Abrahams, Jessie University of Surrey, United Kingdom “It's a life path, it's not just a product you buy; it's not like buying a chocolate bar”: exploring student, media and policy constructions of higher education students in England Veres, Edit; Horvath, Agoston; Hamori, Adam Educational Authority, Hungary Social inequalities as mirrored by extracurricular activities in higher education: The role of student employment and international mobility in academic success RN10 | 09b | IC: Inclusive Education 01.09.2017 |11:00 | Room InterContinental - Athenaeum CC II Session Chair: Mieke Van Houtte, Ghent University Presentations: Baltaru, Roxana Diana University of Essex, United Kingdom Managing Inclusivity in UK Universities - The Rise of New Higher Education Professionals Aubert, Adriana (1); Elboj, Carmen (2); Schubert, Tinka (3) 1: University of Barcelona; 2: University of Zaragoza; 3: University Rovira i Virgili 243 The potential of Dialogic Leadership in Education to promote the inclusion of all voices and increase academic performance. Korzhuk, Sofia Vladimirovna (1,2) 1: Institute of Economics and Industrial Engineering SB RAS; 2: Novosibirsk State University, Russian Federation The practices of developing relationships between the inclusive education process participants: evidence from a Russian University Delgado, Luísa Maria Instituto Politécnico de Santarém | Escola Superior de Santarém, Portugal (Re)purposing Life: Education and Social Inclusion of Underqualified Adults RN10 | 09c | IC: Religion and Education Presentations: Somfalvi, Zita University of Debrecen, Hungary Possible approaches to the problem of not having a language exam by the end of University years Neuhold, Petra University of Vienna, Austria Teaching Monolingualism in the Multilingual School. An Institutional Ethnography of the Reproduction of Linguistic, Racial and Social Inequalities within the Austrian Educational System Aizawa, Shinichi Chukyo University, Japan Universal Participation in School Education as a Historical Process in Japan 01.09.2017 |11:00 | Room InterContinental - Athenaeum CC III RN10 | 10b | IC: Higher Education II Session Chair: Jannick Demanet, Ghent University 01.09.2017 |14:00 | Room InterContinental - Athenaeum CC II Presentations: Session Chair: Eleni Prokou, Panteion University Colombo, Maddalena Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Italy Is belonging to a religion a possible fault line in public schooling? Reflections and methodological issues Presentations: Faas, Daniel; Smith, Aimee, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland Religious Education in Ireland: Exploring the Responses of Community National Schools Santagati, Mariagrazia Catholic University of Sacred Heart, Italy Religious diversity as educational divide. An empirical study on Italian schools Belet, Margot University of Leuven (KU Leuven), Belgium “May the Course be with You”: Socio-Cultural Self-Identifications Affect Students' Learning through Perceived Course Relevance Romito, Marco University of Milano-Bicocca, Italy Choices and access of first-generation-University students to an HE institution. An intersectionally informed exploration of inclusion/exclusion dynamics. Havlicek, Jakub Palacky University, Czech Republic Religion and Education in the Czech Republic: Religions in Textbooks for Public Education Lazetic, Predrag University of Surrey, United Kingdom Cultural differences in projection of institutional identity and conceptualisations of students on University websites RN10 | 10a | IC: Language Education and School Participation RN10 | 10c | IC: Migration and Education II 01.09.2017 |14:00 | Room InterContinental - Athenaeum CC I 01.09.2017 |14:00 | Room InterContinental - Athenaeum CC III Session Chair: Dinah Gross, University of Lausanne Session Chair: Mariagrazia Santagati, Catholic University of Sacred Heart 244 245 Presentations: Presentations: Tufi฀, Paula Andreea (1); ฀erban, Monica (2); Manea, Mădălina (1) 1: Department of Sociology and Social Work, University of Bucharest; 2: Research Institute for the Quality of Life, Romanian Academy Under What Conditions Do Immigrant Children Do Well in School? Janmaat, Jan Germen UCL Institute of Education, United Kingdom Educational Influences on Fundamental British Values Gouvias, Dionysios University of the Aegean, Greece Immigrant integration opportunities in comparative context, and the changing role of education Gasperoni, Giancarlo; Mantovani, Debora; Albertini, Marco University of Bologna, Italy - Dept. Political and Social Science Unjustified Optimism: Beliefs about Higher Education Payoffs among Immigrant-Origin Upper Secondary School-Leavers in Italy RN10 | 11a | IC: Vocational Training and Education 01.09.2017 |16:00 | Room InterContinental - Athenaeum CC I Session Chair: Roxana Diana Baltaru, University of Essex Presentations: Duc, Barbara;Lamamra, Nadia SFIVET, Switzerland Soft skills as a possible vector of inequalities in the Swiss dual VET: On-the-job trainers' position with respect to their place in apprenticeship Prandner, Dimitri; Moosbrugger, Robert Johannes Kepler University Linz, Austria How does vocational orientated education form professional role expectations? A case study among Austrian journalism students Brockmann, Michaela University of Southampton, United Kingdom The role of the academic-vocational divide in shaping learner identities in England and Germany RN10 | 11b | IC: Civic Education 01.09.2017 |16:00 | Room InterContinental - Athenaeum CC II Henriksson, Heidi Emilia Åbo Akademi University, Finland NGOs constructing citizenship and youth participation in the context of school cooperation: local and global dimensions Cayir, Kenan Istanbul Bilgi University, Turkey Tensions and dilemmas in teaching global and national citizenship in Turkey Hadjar, Andreas; Grecu, Alyssa; Scharf, Jan University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg School alienation, school structures and school deviance in Luxembourg RN10 | 11c | IC: Early Childhood and Education 01.09.2017 |16:00 | Room InterContinental - Athenaeum CC III Session Chair: Adriana Aubert Simon, University of Barcelona Presentations: Eerola, Petteri (1); Karila, Kirsti (1); Alasuutari, Maarit (2); Kuukka, Anu (2); Siippainen, Anna (2) 1: University of Tampere, Finland; 2: University of Jyväskylä, Finland Discursive frameworks of organizing ECEC: A case study in Finnish municipalities Serapioni, Martino Free University of Bolzano, Belgium Social investment for whom? Early childhood education reforms and persisting inequalities. The case of the Autonomous Province of Trento. Rogers, Chrissie University of Bradford Too little, too late: care-less spaces and exclusionary narratives for young offenders with 'learning difficulties' and their families Session Chair: Maddalena Colombo, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore 246 247 RN10 | 11d | IC: School Tracking and Selectivity 01.09.2017 |16:00 | Room InterContinental - Omikron II Session Chair: Simon Boone, Vrije Universiteit Brussel Presentations: Kocór, Marcin; Worek, Barbara Jagiellonian University in Krakow, Poland Formal education and ICT skills – stability of educational divisions in the modern world de Vogel, Susanne German Centre for Higher Education Research and Science Studies (DZHW), Germany Social selectivity in transitions to individual and structured doctorates in Germany Li, Xunfei Taiwan National Chengchi University, Taiwan The Effect of Single-Sex Schooling on Taiwan High School Girl's Curriculum Tracking Selection: A Counterfactual Analysis of Taiwan Educational Panel Survey Van den Broeck, Laura; Van Houtte, Mieke Ghent University, Belgium Differences in career-oriented information and guidance between schools in four European cities: The role of socioeconomic composition and tracking 248 249 250 251 252 253 254 255 256 257 258 259 260 261 RN12 - ENVIRONMENT & SOCIETY RN12 | 01a | P: Social Theory and the Environment 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.2.14 Session Chair: Audrone Telesiene, Kaunas University of Technology Presentations: McLaughlin, Paul Joseph SUNY Geneseo, United States of America Essentialism, Marx and Metabolic Rift: A Precarious Foundation for Environmental Sociology Sciullo, Alessandro; Padovan, Dario University of Torino, Italy Investigating metabolic flows of cities: a sociological perspective Dupré, Lucie (1); Agnès, Fortier (1); Pierre, Alphandéry (1); Julie, Labatut (1); Dorothée, Dussy (2); Elsa, Faugère (1); Nicolas, Césard (3) 1: INRA, France; 2: CNRS, France; 3: MNHN, France Tensions in hives: bees between diversity and standardization Zorrilla-Muñoz, Vanessa (1); Agullo-Tomas, Maria Silveria (1); Petz, Marc (2); Agullo-Tomas, Esteban (3) 1: Institute of Gender Studies (IEG) and Department of Social Analysis; Carlos III University of Madrid (UC3M). Getafe, Spain; 2: Department of Economy; Carlos III University of Madrid (UC3M). Getafe, Spain; 3: Psychology Faculty; Oviedo University. Oviedo, Spain GARCH model to estimate the impact of sociodemographic characteristics and CAP on agricultural greenhouses emissions 256 257 RN12 | 01b | P: Social Theory and the Environment II 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.2.13 Session Chair: Aleksandra Wagner, Jagiellonian University Presentations: Energy cooperatives as intermediaries in the energy transition: the case of Italy in a comparative perspective Shove, Elizabeth Lancaster, United Kingdom What's wrong with energy efficiency? Asara, Viviana Vienna University of Economics and Business, Austria Untangling indignant radical imaginaries: commons, ecologism and autonomy RN12 | 02a | P: Resilience and Vulnerability Bozonnet, Jean-Paul Sciences Po - Grenoble Université, France Unmaking Europe? Euroscepticism and environmental policies Session Chair: Cigdem Adem, The Public Administration Institute for Turkey and the Middle East Wagner, Aleksandra Jagiellonian University, Poland Future never happens- are the Luhmanian concepts of futurization and defuturization useful for discursive approach to energy policy analysis? Bleicher, Alena; David, Martin; Wallkamm, Magdalena Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Reserch, Germany The (not) making of secondary resource regions RN12 | 01c | P: Renewable Energy Systems 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.2.12 Session Chair: Martin David, Helmholtz-Centre for Environmental Research - UFZ 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.2.14 Presentations: Karamichas, John Queens University Belfast, United Kingdom Examining Greece's capacity for Environmental Sustainability (ES) under Syriza Gramaglia, Christelle (1); Durand, Severine (2); Erdlenbruch, Katrin (1) 1: UMR G-EAU, IRSTEA, France; 2: UMR PACTE, CNRS, France Modes of adaptation to flood and pollution, and resilience abilities in Southwestern European societies Alsancak, Ibrahim Abdullah Gul University, Turkey Renewable Energy & Global Political Dynamics: The Hurdles and Limitations towards Reaching A Low Carbon Intensified Turkish Economy Presentations: RN12 | 02b | P: Natural Disasters and the Role of Technologies Konttinen, Annamari University of Turku, Finland Information Flows in the Field(s) of Japanese Energy and Environmental Politics 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.2.13 Lemaire, Xavier University College London, United Kingdom Energy Access and Decentralised Renewable Energy Technologies in the Global South: a Matter of Energy Justice? Magnani, Natalia University of Trento, Italy 258 Session Chair: Balint Balazs, ESSRG Presentations: Lidskog, Rolf Orebro University, Sweden The meaning and shaping of unanticipated consequences in environmental disasters. Conceptual usage and political implications 259 Osti, Giorgio University of Trieste, Italy Detention basins versus floodable lands: models of water security face social contingencies Keele University, United Kingdom Climate Change as a security issue in the case of Greece. An application of Q Methodology Fric, Urška Faculty of Information Studies in Novo Mesto, Slovenia Sociological perspective on the industrial symbiosis networks Mourato, Joao; Schmidt, Luisa; Alves, Adriana; Ferrao, Joao University of Lisbon, Portugal Environmental Citizenship and Climate Change Adaptation in Portugal: The case of ClimAdaPT.Local Butkeviciene, Egle; Vaidelyte, Egle Kaunas University of Technology, Lithuania Pro-environmental behaviours and activism in a comparative European perspective Camargo, João Instituto de Ciências Sociais - Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal Climate Change, a new metanarrative for Humanity? RN12 | 02c | P: Sustainability, Mobility and Environmental Conflicts 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.2.12 Session Chair: Nona Schulte-Römer, Helmholtz-Centre for Environmental Research - UFZ Presentations: Laborgne, Pia Inari (1); Heyder, Monika (1); Skok, Joanna (1); Trunko, Ralf (2); McGill, Brendan (3) 1: EIFER/KIT; 2: CyberForum e.V.; 3: University of Freiburg Urban Inno Pilot Karlsruhe: Participatory electricBike Infrastructure Planning Bartłomiejski, Robert University of Szczecin, Poland Dismantling local protests. Business strategies of environmental conflicts resolution Delgado Pugley, Deborah Pontificia Universidad Catolica del Peru, Peru Global civil society and climate advocacy in the Amazon Basin: Limits and lessons learned RN12 | 03a | P: Sociology and Climate Change 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PC.2.14 Session Chair: Filip M. Alexandrescu, Research Institute for the Quality of Life Presentations: Cynk, Karolina Weronika, University of Rzeszow, Poland The process of climate change in mass media discourse using the example of Polish and Englishlanguage editions of Newsweek magazine RN12 | 03b | P: Chemicals in the Environment 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PC.2.13 Session Chair: Nona Schulte-Römer, Helmholtz-Centre for Environmental Research - UFZ Presentations: Groß, Matthias; Schulte-Römer, Nona Helmholtz-Centre for Environmental Research - UFZ, Germany Unusual suspects – precautious engineers and the public treatment of micropollutants in waste water Yuasa, Yoichi Kanto-Gakuin University, Japan From public bads to burden legacy: Between nuclear power plants and radioactive waste disposal Jetzkowitz, Jens Helmut Schmidt University, Germany Who uses chemicals in his private garden and why? A quantitative analysis of gardening practices in Germany Chiu, Hua-Mei National Sun Yat-sen University, Taiwan REACH Impacts and Chemicals Regulation Change in Taiwan Gerosideris, Charis 260 261 RN12 | 04a | P: Renewable and Non-renewable Energies 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room PC.2.14 Session Chair: Ana Horta, Universidade de Lisboa Presentations: The production of environmentalism space: Ecotourism sites, protected areas and conservation project fields Can, Ozge Yasar University, Turkey The Tangled Relationship between Turkish Environmental Groups and Corporations: Framing and Meaning Structures Raizer, Leandro Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil Alternative energy for an alternative society? New and old patterns of the Brazilian case RN12 | 05a | P: Social and Environmental Sustainability Edberg, Karin Linnea Södertörn University, Sweden Between local and global – framing of energy facility siting Session Chair: Jens Jetzkowitz, Helmut Schmidt University Padovan, Dario; Arrobbio, Osman University of Torino, Italy Making energy grids smart. Investigating apparatuses regulating energy flows Pecka, Vojtech Masaryk University, Czech Republic New materialist perspective in empirical research of coal mining industry RN12 | 04b | P: New Trends in Environmental Sociology I 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room PC.2.13 Session Chair: Martin David, Helmholtz-Centre for Environmental Research - UFZ Presentations: Pellizzoni, Luigi University of Trieste, Italy Post-nature and the emergency brake Roboz, Ágnes Corvinus University of Budapest, Hungary Towards Linking the Concepts of Ecosystem Services and Environmental Justice: A Hungarian Case Study 31.08.2017 |11:00 | Room PC.2.14 Presentations: Nicolaus, Kristin (1); Jetzkowitz, Jens (2) 1: Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies, Germany; 2: Helmut Schmidt University, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Germany Disentangling Transdisciplinarity from a Sociological Point of View: A Constructive Critique of Solution-Oriented Research Practices in Sustainability Science Hebrok, Marie SIFO Consumption Research Norway, Norway Living up to the ideal - Ideal practices as barriers to the reduction of household food waste Apostoli Cappello, Elena EHESSEcole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales, Paris, France - Ca' Foscari Venice's University, Italy Social and environmental sustainability in Venice's Lagoon area Katsas, Gregory Deree College - American College of Greece, Greece Is This Sustainability? Food and Exclusion in the City Nemoz, Sophie Université Bourgogne Franche-Comté, France The making and the unmaking of sustainable housing in Europe: the dynamics of a social act. Eryilmaz, Cagri Sinop University, Turkey 262 263 RN12 | 05b | P: Participation and Environmental Conflicts Investigating the social-ecological dynamics in the region of Corinth, Greece 31.08.2017 |11:00 | Room PC.2.13 Kiss, Gabriella (1); Kovács, Eszter (2); Kelemen, Eszter (1,3); Fabók, Veronika (2,3); Kalóczkai, Ágnes (4); Mihók, Barbara (4); Pataki, György (1,3); Balázs, Bálint (3); Bela, Györgyi (3); Megyesi, Boldizsár (5); Margóczi, Katalin (6); Roboz, Ágnes (1) 1: Corvinus University of Budapest; 2: Szent István University, Institute of Nature Conservation and Landscape Management; 3: Environmental Social Science Research Group (ESSRG); 4: Centre for Ecological Research, Hungarian Academy of Sciences; 5: Institute for Sociology, Centre for Social Sciences, Hungarian Academy of Sciences; 6: Department of Ecology, University of Szeged Successes and failures of participatory planning - Evaluation of participatory planning processes in nature conservation Session Chair: Aleksandra Wagner, Jagiellonian University Presentations: Alves, Adriana; Schmidt, Luisa; Guerra, João; Valente, Susana University of Lisbon, Portugal Is spring silent? Local stakeholders perceptions on the consultation process of municipal adaptation strategies to climate change Niedzialkowski, Krzysztof Institute of Philosophy and Sociology, Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland Of Bison and Men - Institutional analysis of controversies concerning European bison conservation in Poland Mononen, Tuija University of Eastern Finland, Finland Risk perception, mining industry and local people Sundqvist, Göran; Soneryd, Linda University of Gothenburg, Sweden Taking environmental participation seriously: when and why is participation meaningful? RN12 | 06a | H: Participation, Citizenship and Environmental Democracy 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room HA.3.10 Session Chair: Alena Bleicher, Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Reserch Presentations: Bartiaux, Françoise Université catholique de Louvain, and FRS-FNRS, Belgium Competing insulation practices in a capitalist economy RN12 | 06b | H: (Un-)Sustainable Consumption 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room HA.2.8 Session Chair: Luisa Schmidt, University of Lisbon Presentations: Balazs, Balint, ESSRG, Hungary Self-Provisioning and Re-Commoning Food in Central and Eastern Europe Touri, Maria, University of Leicester, United Kingdom Sustainable Development in Alternative Food Networks: uncovering the hidden relations between food production and consumption Oosterveer, Peter Wageningen University, The Netherlands Conceptualising sustainability in globalising food provision; networks, flows and actors Saikkonen, Paula THL, Finland Sustainable Wellbeing in the Nordic Welfare state? Goedkoop, Fleur; Dijkstra, Jacob; Flache, Andreas University of Groningen, The Netherlands Participation within local renewable energy projects: The role of social networks RN12 | 06c | H: Social Movements and the Environment Kastanidi, Erasmia Harokopio University, Greece Session Chair: Cigdem Adem, The Public Administration Institute for Turkey and the Middle East 264 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room HA.2.9 265 Presentations: Lagerlöf, Karl Hannes Benjamin University of Gothenburg, Sweden Doing what no one else wants to do – understanding citizen support for a nuclear waste repository in Östhammar, Sweden Dogu, Burak Izmir University of Economics, Turkey Political use of Twitter in post-Gezi environmental protests Corrado, Alessandra University of Calabria, Italy Food sovereignty, peasant agriculture and agrobiodiversity: struggles, practices and institutionalization processes in Italy Sarbu, Mihai B Memorial University of Newfoundland, Canada Divestment Movements in Canadian Universities and Their Effects on Institutional Investment Policies RN12 | 07a | H: Growth, Degrowth and Ecological Alternatives 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room HA.3.10 Session Chair: Maria Angela Backhouse, Friedrich Schiller University Jena Presentations: Manella, Gabriele Università di Bologna - Alma Mater Studiorum, Italy The demand for a sustainable city: looking for best practices in Portland, Oregon Dal Gobbo, Alice Cardiff University, UK Everyday life and its energy assemblages: the economic crisis as an opportunity for ecological becoming? Zapata Campos, María José (1); Zapata, Patrik (2) 1: School of Business, Economics and Law. University of Gothenburg; 2: School of Public Administration. University of Gothenburg Cities fostering sustainable transitions through the creation of more sustainable infrastructures. The re-circulating room in Sweden 266 Wang, Jenn-Hwan (1); Tseng, Sheng-Wen (2) 1: National Chengchi University, Taiwan; 2: National Taiwan Ocean University, Taiwan Institutional Decoupling: The Paradox of Green Energy Development in China RN12 | 07b | H: New Trends in Environmental Sociology II 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room HA.2.8 Session Chair: Peter Oosterveer, Wageningen University Presentations: Schulte-Römer, Nona Helmholtz-Centre for Environmental Research - UFZ, Germany Governance of the senses: Tackling the perception of sustainable transitions Hajdu, Gabor (1,2); Hajdu, Tamás (3) 1: Centre for Social Sciences, Hungarian Academy of Sciences; 2: MTA-ELTE Peripato Comparative Social Dynamics Research Group, Hungary; 3: Research Centre for Economic and Regional Studies, Hungarian Academy of Sciences The effect of temperature shocks on health at birth: evidence from Hungary Tasset, Cyprien EHESS, France Catastrophism as a breach in the sense of social reality: a biographical approach of conversions to “collapsology” Ozaki, Ritsuko (1); Aoyagi, Midori (2); Steward, Fred (1) 1: Policy Studies Institute, University of Westminster, United Kingdom; 2: National Institute for Environmental Studies, Japan Towards hydrogen society: pathways to sustainability transition in Japan RN12 | 07c | H: Social Theory and the Environment I 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room HA.2.9 Session Chair: Filip M. Alexandrescu, Research Institute for the Quality of Life Presentations: Marchessaux, Guillaume (1); Claeys, Cécilia (2); Thibault, Delphine (3) 1: Aix Marseille University, Univ Toulon, CNRS, IRD, MIO, Marseille, France; 267 2: Aix-Marseille University, IRD, LPED, Marseille, France; 3: UMR MARBEC (IRD – Ifremer – Univ. Montpellier - CNRS), LMI ICEMASA, Department of Environmental Affairs, Cape Town, South Africa “Jellyfish” bloom, swimmers and fishermen: an interdisciplinary comparison between two French Mediterranean lagoons Dallmer, Jochen University of Kassel, Germany A Europe of Happiness and Sustainability? Leonardi, Emanuele (1); Pellizzoni, Luigi (2) 1: University of Coimbra, Portugal; 2: University of Trieste Exploitation of Nature and Capitalist World-Ecology in Neoliberal Times Schmidt, Luisa; Guerra, João University of Lisbon, Portugal On the trails of SDGs and Paris Agreement RN12 | 08a | H: Migration and the Environmental Crisis 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room HA.3.10 Session Chair: Cigdem Adem, The Public Administration Institute for Turkey and the Middle East Presentations: Vieira, Inês FCSH/NOVA, Portugal “From the African drought to the European utopia”: representations of the environment and social experiences of mobility of refugees and migrants from water-stressed countries Farinella, Domenica (1); Nori, Michele (2); Ragkos, Athanasios (3) 1: University of Cagliari, Italy; 2: European University Institute, Italy; 3: Technological Educational Institute of Western Macedonia, Greece Do immigrant shepherds contribute to tackling generational renewal in euro-Mediterranean pastoralism ? Panagiotou, Aristeidis Hellenic Federation of Enterprises, Greece Bridging the GM divide: Towards a consensus-based mediated dialogue 268 RN12 | 08b | H: Science, Technology, and Innovation I 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room HA.2.8 Session Chair: Alena Bleicher, Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Reserch Presentations: Gustafsson, Karin M Örebro University, Sweden The importance of boundaries. Boundary work in IPBES. Horta, Ana Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal Technology dreams and meanings (not) related to ICT's energy consumption Dobigny, Laure UNIL - Lausanne University, Switzerland /Paris 1 Pantheon Sorbonne University, France What Renewable Energy Change? The Role of Technical Systems in Energy Uses and Representations Ferra, Ioanna (1); Gerosideris, Charis (2) 1: University of Leicester, United Kingdom; 2: Keele University, United Kingdom Social media and the environmental movement in Greece, the case of #Skouries RN12 | 08c | H: Food and Society 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room HA.2.9 Session Chair: Peter Oosterveer, Wageningen University Presentations: Kanerva, Minna University of Bremen, Germany Transforming practices - Exploring the discourse on meat Deldrève, Valérie (1); Thann-Bo-Morel, Marie (2); Bouet, Bruno (1) 1: Irstea, France; 2: University of Reunion Island Local Elites and nature conservation policies The cases of two french national parks 269 Vinnari, Markus; Jokinen, Pekka; Luoma, Emma; Vinnari, Eija University of Tampere, Finland Mobilising sustainability: legitimating the existence of the Finnish dairy industry RN12 | 09b | P: Water and Society Mylan, Jo University of Manchester, United Kingdom Sustainability Transition in Practice: UK Consumer Experience of Meat Reduction Session Chair: Matthias Gross, UFZ Borrelli, Nunzia University of Milan Bicocca, Italy Connecting food systems with climate change. The experience of Portland - Oregon Popartan, Lucia Alexandra University of Girona, Spain Water management as discursive battlefield: the importance of narratives in the struggle for remunicipalization of water in Barcelona. RN12 | 09a | P: Science, Technology, and Innovation II van Koppen, Kris Wageningen University, The Netherlands Citizen education and learning as key components of democratic governance for sustainable development 01.09.2017 |11:00 | Room PC.2.14 Session Chair: Giorgio Osti, University of Trieste 01.09.2017 |11:00 | Room PC.2.13 Presentations: Presentations: RN12 | 10a | P: Environmental Justice Koehrsen, Jens University of Basel, Switzerland Actors, Power, and Competing Interests: A Field Perspective on Urban Low Carbon Transitions 01.09.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.2.14 David, Martin; Bleicher, Alena Helmholtz-Centre of Environmental Research, Leipzig Unmaking still in the making? Technological trajectories of the German energy transition Toikka, Arho University of Helsinki, Finland Uncovering multi-level governance and policy idea transfer in energy policy using topic modelling on large policy corpuses Fernandes, Lúcia de Oliveira (1); Meira, Teresa (2); Silva, Lays (3) 1: Center for Social Studies, University of Coimbra, Portugal; 2: Economic Faculty,Fluminense Federal University, Brazil; 3: Faculty of the Américas, Brazil Linking Portuguese and Iberian anti-nuclear struggles with the global environmental justice movement Session Chair: Luisa Schmidt, University of Lisbon Presentations: West, Robin; Crowhurst, Isabel University of Essex, United Kingdom Undermining community heritage and identity? The troubled reopening of the Parina Valley zinc mines Galvão Lyra, Mariana University of Eastern Finland, Finland Alliance Building and Intersectionality within the Brazilian Anti-mining Movement Alexandrescu, Filip M. Research Institute for the Quality of Life, Romania Teetering on the Climate Edge: The Case of Segregated Roma Communities facing Environmental Injustices in Europe Metin, Juliette; Deldrève, Valérie Irstea, France The problem of red muds and dust in France through the prism of Environmental Justice? 270 271 RN12 | 10b | P: Environmental Behaviour, Values, and Attitudes 01.09.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.2.13 Kudriavtsev, Alexandre; Rudolf, Florence Insa Strasbourg, France Becoming a concerned collective facing global warming Presentations: Guerra, João University of Lisbon, Portugal Legionella outbreak of Vila Franca de Xira - credibility, trust, and resilience Petrovic, Mina Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade, Serbia Environmental Issues on Mayors' Urban Agenda: the Case of Serbia Ylonen, Marja Technical Research Centre of Finland (VTT), Finland Sociotechnical safety assessments - Challenges to risk regulation regimes and risk analysis Jarnkvist, Karin Mid Sweden University, Sweden House owners' narratives on climate related risks: an intersectional analysis RN12 | 11b | P: Environmental Behavior and Attitudes Session Chair: Giorgio Osti, University of Trieste Salerno, Rossana (1); Sobry, Claude (2) 1: University of Enna "Kore", Italy; 2: University of Lille2, France. Fruition tourist and economic development: statisticial comparison of enjoyment in natural parks in Italy and France Mamonova, Olga N. (1); Sossunova, Irina A. (2) 1: Russian Society of Sociologists; 2: Academy of Problems of Quality Muscovites about social consequences of global climate changes (on the base of empirical research) RN12 | RN22 | 10a | P | JS: JOINT SESSION: Perceptions of Environmental Risks and Vulnerabilities Across Europe 01.09.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.4.27 Joint Session of RN12 Environment & Society and RN22 Sociology of Risk and Uncertainty Session Chair: Matthias Gross, UFZ Presentations: Matczak, Piotr (1); Choryński, Adam (2); Lewandowski, Jakub (2) 1: Institute of Sociology, Adam Mickiewicz University, Poland; 2: Institute for Agricultural and Forest Environment, Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland Patterns of relations in the Polish flood risk management system: a network analysis 272 01.09.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.2.13 Session Chair: Balint Balazs, ESSRG Presentations: Petropoulou, Eugenia (1); Petousi, Vasiliki (1); Iliopoulos, Constantinos (2); Theodorakopoulou, Irine (2); Mol, Hanneke (3); Simcock, Neil (4); Whittle, Rebecca (5) 1: University of Crete, Department of Sociology, Greece; 2: Agricultural Economics Research Institute, Athens, Greece; 3: University of Northumbria, Department of Social Sciences, UK; 4: University of Manchester, Department of Geography, UK; 5: University of Lancaster, Lancaster Environment Centre, UK Multi-stakeholder perceptions of bioenergy in Germany, Greece and the UK: A comparative study Busse, Maria; Siebert, Rosemarie Leibniz Centre for Agricultural Landscape Research (ZALF), Germany Conceptualising acceptance and analysing acceptance factors of sustainability innovations Iwińska, Katarzyna Collegium Civitas, Poland Women activities and attitudes towards environment in Poland – the case study of Upper Silesia region (Poland). 273 RN05 | RN12 | 11d | P | JS: JOINT SESSION: Consumption and the Green Transition for a Changing Europe 01.09.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.6.32 Joint Session of RN05 Sociology of Consumption and RN12 Environment & Society Session Chair: Nina Heidenstrøm, Oslo and Akershus University College of Applied Sciences Presentations: Eisfeld, Kristina (1); Giardullo, Paolo (2) 1: University of Vienna, Austria; 2: University of Padua, Italy Environmental friendly behaviour and gender Echavarren, José (1); Balzekiene, Aiste (2); Telesiene, Audrone (2) 1: University Pablo Olavide, Spain; 2: Kaunas University of Technology, Lithuania Risk and politics: Factors explaining Climate Change Concern in Europe using a multilevel analysis Dyen, Margot; Sirieix, Lucie; Costa, Sandrine Montpellier Supagro, France Understanding food routines: focus on interactions between food waste and eating well with practice theories Malier, Hadrien, EHESS, France Turning poor households into sustainable consumers : the trap of moralization Truninger, Monica (1); Schmidt, Luisa (2); Guerra, Joao (3); Prista, Pedro (4) 1: University of Lisbon, Portugal; 2: University of Lisbon, Portugal; 3: University of Lisbon, Portugal; 4: University Institute of Lisbon, Portugal Consumption, Sustainability and Social Change during Hard Times RN12 | RN21 | 11a | P | JS: JOINT SESSION: Decision Making and the Environment 01.09.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.2.14 Joint Session of RN12 Environment & Society and RN21 Quantitative Methods Session Chair: Matthias Gross, UFZ Presentations: Franzen, Axel; Mader, Sebastian University of Bern, Switzerland Testing the Measurement of Environmental Concern: Do Single Items Outperform Multi-Item Scales? Duarte Fonseca, Susana Maria University of Lisbon - Social Sciences Institute, Portugal Regulating Endocrine Disruptors – Between hazard and risk 274 275 Presentations: Ross, Emily University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom “These things don't happen quickly”: A study of women's expectations and experiences of conception in Scotland RN13 - SOCIOLOGY OF FAMILIES AND INTIMATE LIVES RN13 | 01a | P: Couples, Cohabitation and Family Forms I 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PD.2.34 Session Chair: Esther Dermott, University of Bristol Teresa Martín-García, Spanish National Research Council (CSIC) Presentations: LeGoff, Jean-Marie (2); Ryser, Valerie-Anne (1) 1: FORS, Switzerland; 2: Lines, Lives, University of Lausanne, Switzerland New family forms in Switzerland: The similarity of marriage and cohabitation in question Baczkowska, Ewelina The University of Warsaw, Poland The one but not only – primary relationships in polyamory Degroote, Emma; Delcour, Chloë; Hustinx, Lesley University of Ghent, Belgium Single foster parents between social engagement and self-centered motives: experiences with and challenges of a contested form of elective affinities Ervasti, Heikki; Venetoklis, Takis; Hakovirta, Mia University of Turku, Finland Subjective Wellbeing of Single Mothers in Europe. A Multilevel Analysis of 25 countries RN13 | 01b | P: Family Planning and Fertility I 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PD.2.33 Session Chair: Bettina Isengard, University of Zurich Ana Cristina Romea Martínez, Universidad de Zaragoza 276 Passet-Wittig, Jasmin; Lueck, Detlev Federal Institute for Population Research, Germany Unpursued desires to have children and hazarding unwanted pregnancies – How to explain inconsistent generative behaviour? Hašková, Hana Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic Childfree and childless identities in a post-socialist context in a qualitative research perspective RN13 | 01c | P: Parenting and Parent Child Relations I 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PD.4.35 Session Chair: Rita Gouveia, Université de Genève Ruby Lai, The Chinese University of Hong Kong Presentations: Cesnuityte, Vida Mykolas Romeris University, Lithuania Understanding of the concepts of “good” parents and “good” children Sikorska, Malgorzata University of Warsaw, Poland „Empathetic but looking out only for oneself” - on the parents expectations regarding their children and on parenting practices in contemporary Polish families Martin, Claude CNRS, France Social investment versus parental investment: a French public problem? Schmidt, Eva-Maria; Zartler, Ulrike; Rieder, Irene University of Vienna, Austria Parenting Practices ‚interrelated': Conceptualizing Parental Involvement at the Transition to Parenthood 277 RN13 | 01d | P: Intergenerational Relationships and Kinship Networks I 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PD.4.36 Session Chair: Irena Juozeliuniene, Vilnius Riikka Homanen, University of Tampere Groepler, Nicolai Patrick (1); Huinink, Johannes (2); Peter, Timo (2) 1: Chemnitz University of Technology, Germany; 2: University of Bremen, Germany Are Children a reason to marry? A comparative study of France, Germany and Hungary Presentations: Stenpaß, Anna University of Hamburg, Germany Love and Money - The Distribution of Power in Intimate Relationships Dębska, Katarzyna Warsaw University, Poland Analysing family from the perspective of Pierre Bourdieu's social class theory. Closeness and distances within families non-homogenous in terms of social class Gouveia, Rita Université de Genève, Switzerland The impact of personal networks on conjugal and psychological vulnerability of heterosexual couples in a long-term relationship: a longitudinal perspective Zartler, Ulrike; Schmidt, Eva-Maria; Rieder, Irene; Schadler, Cornelia; Richter, Rudolf University of Vienna, Austria Family ambivalence and grandparental care. Longitudinal evidence of mothers' and fathers' accounts Haragus, Paul Teodor; Haragus, Mihaela Babes-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca, Romania, Romania The effect of economic wellbeing on the exchange of intergenerational support Vacchiano, Mattia; Martí, Joel; Yepes Cayuela, Lidia Universitat Autonòma de Barcelona, Spain Family social capital during the labour market transition: Inequalities and Mechanisms RN13 | 02a | P: Couples, Cohabitation and Family Forms II 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PD.2.34 Session Chair: Gerhard Jost, Vienna University of Economics and Business; Institute for Sociology and Social Research Dan Grabowski, Steno Diabetes Center Copenhagen Presentations: Castro-Martin, Teresa (1); Cortina, Clara (2); Laplante, Benoit (3) 1: CSIC, Spain; 2: Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Spain; 3: Institut national de la recherche scientifique, Canada Parenting Outside Marriage in Spain: The Changing Profile of Cohabiting and Unpartnered Mothers 278 RN13 | 02b | P: Family Planning and Fertility II 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PD.2.33 Session Chair: Frederike Esche, University of Hamburg Jenny Säilävaara, University of Jyväskylä Presentations: Rüger, Heiko (1); Viry, Gil (2) 1: Federal Institute for Population Reserach, Germany; 2: University of Edinburgh, UK Work-related spatial mobility over the life course and fertility: a comparison between four European countries Hamjediers, Maik Humboldt-University of Berlin, Germany Childbearing behavior after a job loss Tretjakova, Vaida Lithuanian Social Research Centre, Lithuania Masculinity, Sexuality and Contraceptive Practices: The Case of Young Lithuanian Men Dereuddre, Rozemarijn Ghent University, Belgium The shift towards a medical contraceptive model in Europe: Where are we now? 279 RN13 | 02c | P: Parenting and Parent Child Relations II 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PD.4.35 Session Chair: Ingólfur V. Gíslason, University of Iceland Esther Dermott, University of Bristol Presentations: Humeau, Pierig (1); Geay, Bertrand (2); Spruyt, Emilie (2) 1: University of Limoges, France, GRESCO; 2: University of Picardie, France, CURAPP-CNRS Regard for institutions and construction of parenting Tomanovic, Smiljka Faculty of Philosophy University of Belgrade, Serbia Experience and displaying of early parenthood in narratives of young mothers and fathers McCarthy, Daniel University of Surrey, United Kingdom The Impact of Youth Delinquency on Parenting: Towards a Bi-Directional Framework of 'Child' and 'Parent' Effects Hu, Xiaoman; Li, You Heidelberg University, Germany The Influence of Children's Number on Mental and Physical Health of Parent in Germany RN13 | 02d | P: Intergenerational Relationships and Kinship Networks II 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PD.4.36 Session Chair: Karen Vanderlinden, Ghent University Lenka Formánková, Institute of Sociology, Czech Academy of Sciences Exchange of practical intergenerational support. The perspective of elderly Romanians with migrant children Cavallotti, Rita; Marcaletti, Francesco Universitat Internacional de Catalunya, Spain Mature adults and the intergenerational solidarity within the family. The Spanish case Kuconyte-Budeliene, Deimante State scientific research institute Lithuanian Social Research Centre, Lithuania Single mothers and intergenerational support patterns in Lithuania RN13 | 03a | P: Couple Formation and Marriage Markets I 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PD.2.34 Session Chair: Malgorzata Sikorska, University of Warsaw Ausra Maslauskaite, Vytautas Magnus University Presentations: Sánchez-Barricarte, Jesús J. Carlos III University of Madrid, Spain Measuring and explaining the marriage boom in the developed world Kinnunen, Anu (1); Kontula, Osmo (2) 1: University of Tampere, Finland; 2: The Family Federation of Finland Men's Singleness and Well-Being Grow, André; Van Bavel, Jan KU Leuven, Belgium Partner Preferences and the Income Cliff in Households: Insights from Agent-Based Modelling Presentations: RN13 | 03b | P: Family Planning and Fertility III Foldes, Ionut Babes-Bolyai University, Romania Linked Lives Across Borders: Forms of Romanian Family Solidarity in the Context of International Migration 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PD.2.33 Haragus, Mihaela Babes-Bolyai University, Romania 280 Session Chair: Christian Deindl, University of Cologne Katarzyna Dębska, Warsaw University Presentations: Fux, Beat 281 University of Salzburg, Austria Do family policies have a natalist impact and how this can be measured? An analysis of GGS-data Pavlyutkin, Ivan (1); Goleva, Mariia (2) 1: NRU Higher School of Economics, Russian Federation; 2: Saint-Tikhon's Orthodox Humanitarian University, Russian Federation Where do Large Families Come From? Determinants of Large Families' formation in Russian cities Panova, Ralina (1); Buber-Ennser, Isabella (2) 1: Federal Institute for Population Research, Germany; 2: Wittgenstein Centre for Demography and Global Human Capital (IIASA, VID/ÖAW, WU) Large Families in Europe: What are the mechanisms behind the birth of a 3rd+ child in nine European countries? Akpinar, Aylin Marmara University, Turkey New Marital Strategies in Metropolitan Cities of Turkey RN13 | 03c | P: Motherhood and Mothering Practices 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PD.4.35 Session Chair: Jaroslava Hasmanova Marhankova, University of West Bohemia Laura Beckmann, Criminological Research Institute of Lower Saxony Presentations: Säilävaara, Jenny University of Jyväskylä, Finland Long-term Breastfeeding in Finland - Practice and Experience Símonardóttir, Sunna University of Iceland, Iceland Opposing dominant discourses on breastfeeding Vanderlinden, Karen Department of Sociology, Ghent University, Belgium From nipples to powder. Examining anthropometric characteristics as determinants of infant feeding patterns Legarreta, Matxalen; Sagastizabal, Marina University of the Basque Country UPV/EHU, Spain Motherhood in the context of economic crisis: co -responsibility or reinforcement of intensive mothering? 282 RN13 | 03d | P: Intergenerational Relationships and Kinship Networks III 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PD.4.36 Session Chair: Ulrike Zartler, University of Vienna Eleni Tsingou, Copenhagen Business School Presentations: Schröder, Susan; Scheller, David University of Applied Sciences Potsdam, Germany Multigenerational cohousing communities as elective affinity networks? Lodetti, Patrizio University of Milan, Italy Multigenerational households in Italy. How ageing and economic crises are affecting individual trajectories and family forms Fischer-Neumann, Marion; Böhnke, Petra University of Hamburg, Germany Family Relations and the Intergenerational Transmission of Poverty de Bel, Vera (1,2); van Duijn, Marijtje (1,2); Snijders, Tom (1,2) 1: University of Groningen, The Netherlands; 2: InterUniversity Center for Social Science Theory and Methodology Applying complete social network methods on kinship networks of divorced and intact families RN13 | 04a | H: Labour Markets and Welfare States in Transition: Barriers and Opportunities for Work-Family Reconciliation and Gender Equality 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room HA.1.1 Session Chair: Patrizio Lodetti, University of Milan Ulrike Zartler, University of Vienna Presentations: Brandt, Gesche German Centre for Higher Education Research and Science Studies, Germany How do Changes in Family Policies Influence the Life Course of Men and Women? Crespi, Isabella (1); Lomazzi, Vera (2) 1: University of Macerata, Italy; 2: Gesis – Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences, Germany 283 Gender mainstreaming and work-family balance: an overview at Eurobarometer data Presentations: Suwada, Katarzyna Nicolaus Copernicus University, Poland Genderising Consequences of Gender-Blind Family Policies in Poland in 2010s Mercuri, Eugenia University of Milan/ University of Torino, Italy When and how do fathers become fathers? A qualitative sociological study on self-acknowledgment in first time fatherhood in Italy Scramaglia, Rosantonietta IULM University, Milan, Italy Men's and women's needs and expectations towards corporate welfare RN13 | 04b | H: Infertility and Reproductive Technologies 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room HA.1.2 Session Chair: Detlev Lueck, Federal Institute for Population Research Presentations: Bauer, Zsofia Corvinus University of Budapest, Hungary The meaning of childlessness along the infertility treatment pathway Tsingou, Eleni Copenhagen Business School, Denmark Fertile Markets: Governing Cross-Border Reproductive Care Homanen, Riikka University of Tampere, Finland Nationalizing eggs and ethics in Finland: Enacting kin and biologizing race in the Nordic context of transnational egg donation Bogomiagkova, Elena; Lomonosova Marina, St.-Petersburg State University, Russian Federation Transformation of Family and Demographic Policy Caused by Assisted Reproductive Technologies in Russia RN13 | 04c | H: Fatherhood and Fathering Practices I 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room HA.1.3 Session Chair: André Grow, KU Leuven Marie Flinkfeldt, Uppsala University 284 Nesporova, Olga Research Institute for Labour and Social Affairs, Czech Republic Hazy Transition to Fatherhood: Is the Czech Case Exceptional? Hodkinson, Paul; Brooks, Rachel University of Surrey, United Kingdom Interchangeable Parents? Fathers as Primary or Equal Carers for Young Children in the UK Chour, Mohamad (1); Fosse Gomez, Marie-Hélène (2) 1: SKEMA Business School, France; 2: Lille 2 University Can Fathers Mother? Single Fathers and the Transforming Meanings of Fatherhood RN13 | 05a | H: Older People and Elder Care 31.08.2017 |11:00 | Room HA.1.1 Session Chair: Kim Bastaits, PXL University College Rita Gouveia, Université de Genève Presentations: Kelleher, Carol (1); Bantry White, Eleanor (1); O' Loughlin, Deirdre (2) 1: University College Cork, Ireland; 2: University of Limerick, Ireland Whither Next? Family Carers' Experiences of Role and Identity Transition on Cessation of the Caring Role Savu, Veronica Babes-Bolyai University, Romania Determinants of loneliness among older adults with at least one child working abroad Romea Martínez, Ana Cristina; Del Rincón Ruiz, María del Mar Universidad de Zaragoza, Spain From maharajah to butler: elderly men taking on care functions 285 Jost, Gerhard Vienna University of Economics and Business; Institute for Sociology and Social Research, Austria Relationship patterns of elderly persons in risk of poverty – the importance of intergenerational and kinship relations RN13 | 05b | H: Methodologies in Family Research 31.08.2017 |11:00 | Room HA.1.2 Session Chair: Detlev Lueck, Federal Institute for Population Research Günnur Ertong Attar, Mersin University Presentations: Vogl, Susanne; Zartler, Ulrike; Schmidt, Eva-Maria University of Vienna, Austria Multiple-Perspective Qualitative Longitudinal Analysis: Couples' transition to parenthood Elliot, Mark; Norman, Helen University of Manchester, United Kingdom Developing a measure of paternal involvement in childcare Flinkfeldt, Marie; Näsman, Elisabet Uppsala University, Sweden Breaking up the qualitative/quantitative binary in research on socially vulnerable families: A designedly large-scale qualitative approach Faghih Khorasani, Abbas; Habibi, Elham University of Tehran, Iran, Islamic Republic of Critical Analysis of Telegram Messenger Impact on the Relationships of Iranian Couples RN13 | 05c | H: Fatherhood and Fathering Practices II 31.08.2017 |11:00 | Room HA.1.3 Session Chair: Smiljka Tomanovic, Faculty of Philosophy University of Belgrade Claude Martin, CNRS Presentations: O'Brien, Margaret (1); Wall, Karin (2) 1: University College London, United Kingdom; 284 2: Instituto de Ciências SociaisUniversidade de Lisboa Portugal Fathers on Leave Alone: a comparative perspective Reimer, Thordis University of Hamburg, Germany Work organizations as mediators for fathers' take-up of parental leave in Germany Maslauskaite, Ausra Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania Post-divorce fathering in Lithuania: between “caring for” and “caring about” Bierca, Marta University of Social Sciences and Humanities (SWPS), Poland Caring father in relation to public sphere. Reflections on (un)favourable factors that influence this model in contemporary Poland RN13 | 06a | P: Cultural Understandings of Family 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.3.19 Session Chair: Claude Martin, CNRS Helene Oldrup, SFI Presentations: Wall, Karin (1); Gouveia, Rita (2); Aeby, Gaëlle (3); Cesnuityte, Vida (4) 1: Instituto de Ciências Sociais da Universidade de Lisboa; 2: Université de Genève, Switzerland; 3: Université de Lausanne; 4: Mykolas Romeris University, Lithuania. Changing Meanings of Family in Personal Relationships: A Cross-National Comparative Perspective Castrén, Anna-Maija University of Eastern Finland, Finland Evolvement of marital networks Ertong Attar, Günnur Mersin University, Turkey A New Form of a Relationship: Distance Marriage Experiences of Academic Couples Stauder, Johannes; Eckhard, Jan; Kossow, Tom; Unsöld, Laura University of Heidelberg, Germany The impact of the partner market on union formation and dissolution 285 RN13 | 06b | P: Families in the Context of Economic Crisis and Poverty 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.3.20 Session Chair: Gerardo Meil, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid Francesco Marcaletti, Universitat Internacional de Catalunya Presentations: Kazana, Ioulia University of Surrey, United Kingdom (In) Dependence from Family? Experiences of Young Greek Women during the Financial Crisis Neumann, Kristin; Boost, Marie Institute for Employment Research of the Federal Employment Agency, Germany German family structures and practices revised: trying to get by in times of crisis Jamieson, Lynn (2); Lebano, Adele (1) 1: University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom; 2: Centre for Research on Families and Relationships Family Futures: Italy, Spain and the UK Brandt, Martina (2); Deindl, Christian (1) 1: University of Cologne, Germany; 2: TU Dortmund University Deprivation and Support Between Three Generations RN13 | 06c | P: Fatherhood and Fathering Practices III 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.3.21 Session Chair: Ronny König, University of Zurich Isabella Crespi, University of Macerata Sagastizabal, Marina; Legarreta, Matxalen University of the Basque Country UPV/EHU, Spain Fatherhood and childcare in times of crisis: towards a new masculinity model? Gíslason, Ingólfur V. University of Iceland, Iceland Fathers and care discourse Lipasova, Alexandra National Research University Higher School of Economics, Russian Federation Fatherhood Models in the Middle Class of Contemporary Russia RN13 | 07a | P: Families from Children's Perspective 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.3.19 Session Chair: Dragan Stanojevic, Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade Gerardo Meil, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid Presentations: Murray, Lesley (1); McDonnell, Liz (2); Hinton-Smith, Tamsin (2) 1: University of Brighton, United Kingdom; 2: University of Sussex, United Kingdom Mapping children's and parents' lived experiences of families-in-transition Sevon, Eija Mirjami; Notko, Marianne University of Jyvaskyla, Finland Power and children's agency in children's family conflict accounts Høeg, Didde; Grabowski, Dan Steno Diabetes Center Copenhagen, Denmark A family-based intervention targeted childhood obesity. A qualitative study applying P. Bourdieu and M. Foucault to stigma in the family Oldrup, Helene;;;.;.. SFI, Denmark Between the familiar and the strange: how children understand and negotiate their relationship to their imprisoned fathers Presentations: Martín-García, Teresa (1); Solera, Cristina (2) 1: Spanish National Research Council (CSIC), Spain; 2: University of Turin Stydying care, doing care: Does type of education affect men's involvement in unpaid work? A comparison between Norway, Austria and Poland 286 RN13 | 07b | P: Family Dissolution and Post-Divorce Families I 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.3.20 Session Chair: Elena Sergeevna Bogomiagkova, St.-Petersburg State University Martina Brandt, TU Dortmund Presentations: 287 RN13 | 08a | P: Family problems and Family Interventions Robles, Felicia Annamaria Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Italy Family map and Life line: new perspectives in qualitative children of divorce research D'Ambrosio, Gabriella Sapienza - University of Rome, Italy The marital instability in Italy: analysis of an emerging phenomenon Dupont, Emilien Ghent University, Belgium Divorce within Turkish and Moroccan communities in Belgium Lass, Inga The University of Melbourne, Australia; Bielefeld University, Germany A Comparative Perspective on Working Couples: The Impact of Non-standard Employment on Partnership Stability in Germany and Australia RN13 | 07c | P: Gender Differences and Gender Relations I 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.3.21 Session Chair: Isabella Crespi, University of Macerata Katarzyna Suwada, Nicolaus Copernicus University 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PC.3.19 Session Chair: Anna-Maija Castren, University of Eastern Finland Johannes Stauder, Heidelberg University Presentations: Valarino, Isabel Autonomous University of Lausanne, Switzerland Leave policies in 29 countries: Confronting policies with public opinion Bosoni, Maria Letizia Catholic University of Milan, Italy Promoting a positive relationship between families and early childcare services: a survey in Italy Vellut, Natacha Marie (1,2); Cook, Jon M. (2); Tursz, Anne (2,3) 1: CNRS, France; 2: Cermes3, France; 3: INSERM, France What are the differences and similarities between neonaticidal mothers and infanticidal parents? Beckmann, Laura Criminological Research Institute of Lower Saxony, Germany Predictors of Child-to-Parent Violence Among German Adolescents Presentations: Nomes, Eli; Van Bavel, Jan University of Leuven, Belgium The Changing Gender Balance in Education, Patterns of Union Formation and Fertility Behaviour: Comparing Mid-Twentieth Century and Contemporary Belgium RN13 | 08b | P: Family Dissolution and Post-Divorce Families II 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PC.3.20 Session Chair: Karin Wall, University of Lisbon - ICS Lynn Jamieson, University of Edinburgh Klesment, Martin; Van Bavel, Jan University of Leuven, Belgium Women's Relative Resources and the Subjective Balance of Decision-Making in European Couples Presentations: Karbala, Ghida; Riener, Gerhard; Ibanez, Marcela Göttingen University, Germany Intrinsic Value of Decision Making: Evidence from a Charitable Giving Experiment in Egypt Aeby, Gaelle University of Manchester, United Kingdom Intimate relationship breakdowns: between personal experiences and social expectations Maene, Charlotte; Van de Putte, Bart Ghent University, Belgium A qualitative study of trajectories of maternal gatekeeping towards the stepmother Claessens, Elke; Mortelmans, Dimitri University of Antwerp, Belgium Objectifying child support decisions 288 289 Flaquer, Lluís (1); Escobedo, Anna (2); Garriga, Anna (3); Moreno, Carmen (4) 1: Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain; 2: Universitat de Barcelona, Spain; 3: Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Spain; 4: Universidad de Sevilla, Spain Gender equality, child well-being and shared residence in Spain Bastaits, Kim; Pasteels, Inge PXL University College, Belgium High-conflict divorces from a child's perspective RN13 | 08c | P: Gender Differences and Gender Relations II 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PC.3.21 Session Chair: Vida Cesnuityte, Mykolas Romeris University Inga Lass, The University of Melbourne Presentations: Wernli, Boris (1,2); Zella, Sara (1,3) 1: FORS, Switzerland; 2: University of Lausanne, Switzerland; 3: University of Oxford, Oxford Institute of Population Ageing, UK Family Trajectories and Life Satisfaction: The Swiss Case Pfaff, Simon; Rueger, Heiko Federal Institute for Population Research, Germany Explaining gender differences in willingness to commute long distances: A test of the household responsibility hypothesis Bergström, Marie; Vivier, Géraldine The French Institute for Demographic Studies (INED), France Separation and Singlehood as Moments of Reconfiguration of Gender Norms Esche, Frederike University of Hamburg, Germany Job loss and its detrimental consequences for spouses' life satisfaction RN13 | 09b | P: Migrant, Multicultural and Transnational Families I 01.09.2017 |11:00 | Room PD.2.33 Session Chair: Stefania Giada Meda, Università Cattolica di Milano Deniz Yucel, William Paterson University of New Jersey Presentations: Juozeliuniene, Irena; Budginaite, Irma; Bieleviciute, Indre Vilnius University, Lithuania Transnational families through the lens of 'imaginary' and 'relationality' Kashahu Xhelilaj, Ledia (1); Karaj, Stela (2); Karaj, Theodhori (2) 1: A.Moisiu University, Durrës, Albania,Faculty of Education,; 2: Tirana University, Albania, Faculty of Social Sciences Native Albanians and Albanian Immigrants Perceptions on Family Values: The role of acculturation Bezzini, Rachele University of Sussex, United Kingdom Boundary-making within an immigrant social space: Albanian-Italian/Romanian intermarriages in Italy Buler, Marta SWPS University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Poland Social remittances into family life RN13 | 09c | P: Work-Family Balance and Work-Family Conflicts I 01.09.2017 |11:00 | Room PD.4.37 Session Chair: Hana Hašková, Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences Anna-Maija Castren, University of Eastern Finland Presentations: Abramowski, Ruth University of Salzburg, Austria Power structures and traditional division of household tasks within couples: A comparison of European countries Gerum, Magdalena; Zerle-Elsäßer, Claudia German Youth Institute, Munich, Germany Practices in Egalitarian Partnerships: New Findings from German Families 290 291 Saunders, Kristina University of Glasgow, United Kingdom Having it all or doing it all? Successful femininity in a neoliberal age Becci, Irene Lausanne University, Switzerland Combining spirituality and environmenalist activism: a feminist or gendered turn? Grunberg, Laura; Matei, Stefania University of Bucharest, Romania Beyond 'work-family conflict'. New metaphors and vocabularies for women empowerment Healy, Amy Erbe Mary Immaculate College, UL, Ireland Religious denominations and gender role attitudes: the influence of welfare regime RN01 | RN13 | 09a | P | JS: JOINT SESSION: How do Increasing Childlessness and Limited Family Support Affect Older Adults? Garratón-Mateu, Carmen University of Cadiz, Spain An Ancient Gender-Based Tradition Against Muslim Laws in the Mediterranean Space: The Case of Kabyle Women's Disinheritance 01.09.2017 |11:00 | Room PD.2.34 Joint Session of RN01 Ageing in Europe and RN13 Sociology of Families and Intimate Lives Session Chair: Dirk Hofäcker, University of Duisburg-Essen Presentations: Kojima, Hiroshi Waseda University, Japan Sibling Configuration and Dietary “Re-islamization” among Second-Generation Muslim Youth in Europe Deindl, Christian University of Cologne, Germany Support networks of childless older people in Europe RN13 | 10b | P: Migrant, Multicultural and Transnational Families II Bettencourt da Camara, Stella ISCSP-ULISBOA - School of Social and Political Sciences – University of Lisbon CAPP - Center for Administration and Public Policies, University of Lisbon, Lisbon, Portugal Students' attitudes about ageing and intentions to work with older adults after graduation Session Chair: Ruth Abramowski, University of Salzburg Lynn Jamieson, University of Edinburgh Kohli, Martin (1); Albertini, Marco (2) 1: European University Institute, Italy; 2: Università di Bologna, Italy The different faces of childlessness in later life Bramanti, Donatella; Meda, Stefania Giada Catholic University of Milan, Italy Gender and intergenerational differences in the “hybridization” process of Muslim migrants. A case study from Milano (Italy) RN13 | RN34 | 09a | P | JS: JOINT SESSION: Families, Gender Roles and Religions in Times of Neo-Liberalism: Different Traditions and New Challenges Lee, Seonok University of British Columbia, Canada Patriarchal Racialization: Marriage Immigrants and Multicultural Families in South Korea 01.09.2017 |11:00 | Room PA.1.3 Joint Session of RN13 Sociology of Families and Intimate Lives and RN34 Sociology of Religion Session Chair: Roberta Ricucci, University of Turin Presentations: 292 01.09.2017 |14:00 | Room PD.4.36 Presentations: Isengard, Bettina; König, Ronny; Szydlik, Marc University of Zurich, Switzerland Migration and Intergenerational Cash Flows in Europe Hsu, Chieh University of Heidelberg, Germany Germany's Integration Politics in Practice: The Early Experience of Chinese-Speaking Highly Skilled Female Family Migrants 293 RN13 | 10c | P: Work-Family Balance and Work-Family Conflicts II 01.09.2017 |14:00 | Room PD.4.37 Session Chair: Karin Wall, University of Lisbon - ICS Paul Hodkinson, University of Surrey Presentations: Olsson, Eva Karlstad University, Sweden The emotional effect of dancing among older people Kubacka, Małgorzata Adam Mickiewicz University, Poland Home Full Of Feelings: The Emotional Map Of Home Van den Eynde, Annelies; Mortelmans, Dimitri University of Antwerp, Belgium The effect of children's residence arrangements on the work-family balance among divorced families RN13 | 11a | P: Families in the Context of Disability and Ill-Health Jarosz, Ewa University of Oxford, United Kingdom Covariates of family meals in the UK. Evidence of social differentiation in eating patterns Session Chair: Eija Mirjami Sevon, University of Jyvaskyla Katarzyna Suwada, Nicolaus Copernicus University Grigužauskaitė, Snieguolė; Skučienė, Daiva Lithuanian Social Research Centre, Lithuania Work- family reconciliation policies in Baltic states 01.09.2017 |16:00 | Room PD.2.34 Presentations: Jo, Mi-Jeong Goethe-University of Frankfurt, Germany Gender, Race, and Nationality in Cross-Border Marriage Brokerage Business Chou, Yueh-Ching (1); Kröger, Teppo (2); Wang, Wen-Chuan (3); Lee, Wan-Ping (4) 1: National Yang-Ming University, Taiwan; 2: University of Jyväskylä, Finland; 3: Tzu Chi University, Taiwan; 4: National Chi-Nan University, Taiwan Aging in Place with Intellectual Disability: Care Transitions among Older Two-Generation Families RN11 | RN13 | 10a | P | JS: JOINT SESSION: Emotions in Families and Intimate Life I: Intimacy and Care Król, Agnieszka Jagiellonian University, Poland Women with disabilities and reproductive autonomy in Poland 01.09.2017 |14:00 | Room PD.2.33 Joint Session of RN11 Sociology of Emotions and RN13 Sociology of Families and Intimate Lives Session Chair: Natàlia Cantó-Milà, Universitat Oberta de Catalunya Vida Cesnuityte, Mykolas Romeris University Grabowski, Dan Steno Diabetes Center Copenhagen, Denmark The Role of Authenticity in Healthcare Communication with Families Living with Type 2 Diabetes: A qualitative study applying Charles Taylor's theories to healthcare practice Presentations: RN13 | 11b | P: Migrant, Multicultural and Transnational Families III Mykkänen, Johanna Kristiina; Böök, Marja Leena University of Jyväskylä, Finland Three emotional stories of daily family life: children, mothers and fathers 01.09.2017 |16:00 | Room PD.4.36 Brock, Inés MAPP-Institute, Germany „I never pictured that in this way!“ Birth experiences in the family – by fathers and siblings 294 Session Chair: Beat Fux, University of Salzburg Ronny König, University of Zurich Presentations: 295 Formánková, Lenka Institute of Sociology, Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic Work-life reconciliation strategies of non-EU migrant families in a specific institutional and structural context of the Czech Republic Arnalds, Asdis Adalbjorg; Eydal, Gudny Björk University of Iceland, Iceland How do Polish and Icelandic parents decide how to divide parental leave? Zontini, Elisabetta (1); Reynolds, Tracey (2) 1: University of Nottingham, United Kingdom; 2: University of Greenwich, United Kingdom Mapping the role of 'transnational family habitus' in the lives of young people and children RN13 | 11c | P: Work-Family Balance and Work-Family Conflicts III 01.09.2017 |16:00 | Room PD.4.37 Session Chair: Alexandra Lipasova, National Research University Higher School of Economics Daria Ukhova, Bremen International Graduate School of Social Sciences Presentations: Detlev Lueck, Federal Institute for Population Research Presentations: Pasteels, Inge; Bastaits, Kim PXL University College, Belgium High conflict divorces: typology and determinants Preisner, Klaus (1); Neuberger, Franz (2) 1: Unviersity of Zurich, Switzerland; 2: German Youth Institute, Munich Regretting motherhood? Motherhood and life satisfaction since the 1980s Bub, Eva-Maria; Eckert, Judith TU Darmstadt, Germany Un-Coupling and Emotions. Dynamics of Parting RN11 | RN13 | 11b | P | JS: JOINT SESSION: Emotions in Families and Intimate Life III: Friendship and Romantic Relations 01.09.2017 |16:00 | Room PB.2.5 Joint Session of RN11 Sociology of Emotions and RN13 Sociology of Families and Intimate Lives Van Gasse, Dries; Mortelmans, Dimitri University of Antwerp, Belgium With or Without You Session Chair: Åsa Wettergren, Gothenburg Meil, Gerardo; Romero-Balsas, Pedro; Rogero-Garcia, Jesus Universidad Autonoma de Madrid, Spain Leave policy in the context of economic crisis and cuts in public spending. The Spanish experience Sihto, Tiina; Lahti, Annukka; Elmgren, Heidi University of Jyväskylä, Finland The female complaint as an expression of affective inequality in couple relationships Yucel, Deniz William Paterson University of New Jersey, United States of America Work-Family Profiles and Mental Health: The Moderating Effect of Gender Ideology among Men and Women Policarpo, Verónica Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal Friendship, personal communities and emotional capital RN11 | RN13 | 11a | P | JS: JOINT SESSION: Emotions in Families and Intimate Life II: Separation and Crisis Presentations: Lai, Ruby The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong S.A.R. (China) The Intimate Trial: Couple Interactions during Premarital Abortion in North China 01.09.2017 |16:00 | Room PB.1.4 Joint Session of RN11 Sociology of Emotions and RN13 Sociology of Families and Intimate Lives Session Chair: Lisa Smyth, Queen's University Belfast 296 297 Wright, Tessa Queen Mary University of London, United Kingdom Public procurement as a form of responsive or reflexive regulation to advance gender equality Sarter, E. Katharina Glasgow Caledonian University, United Kingdom, University of South Wales Local Councils' Strategies for the Implementation of Gender Equality Sensitive Public Procurement: A comparative Perspective. RN14 - GENDER RELATIONS IN THE LABOUR MARKET AND THE WELFARE STATE RN14 | 01a | P: Gender and Professions 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PF.1.43 Session Chair: Sara Falcão Casaca, ISEG, University of Lisbon Şimşek Öner, Altın Aslı Atılım University, Turkey Welfare state and women's access to shelters in Turkey: A study from social rights perspective Ünver, Özgün (1,2); Bircan, Tuba (1,2); Nicaise, Ides (1,2) 1: KU Leuven - University of Leuven, Belgium; 2: HIVA - Research Institute for Work and Society The State as the Provider and Financer of Childcare: Perceptions of the Public Presentations: Myklebust, Runa Brandal Oslo and Akershus University College of Applied Sciences, Norway A smooth sea never made a skilful sailor: Gender and nautical science. Hanzlik, Jan University of Economics in Prague, Czech Republic Labour Market and Gendering of Professions in Contemporary Czech Film Production Sagebiel, Felizitas Bergische Universitaet Wuppertal, Germany Gendered leadership in SET: Care does not have to Disturb Research! Bellotti, Elisa (1); Guadalupi, Luigi (2) 1: University of Manchester, United Kingdom; 2: IRISS Women in science. Research collaboration in Italian Academia from a gender perspective. RN14 | 01b | P: Gender and the State 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PB.2.44 Session Chair: Margaret Page, University of the West of England Presentations: 298 RN14 | 02a | P: Gender and Age 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PF.1.43 Session Chair: Fatima Farina, University of Urbino Presentations: Ni Leime, Aine National University of Ireland, Galway, Ireland Comparing experiences and outcomes for older workers in low-paid precarious employment and well-paid secure employment in Ireland and the United States. Orly, Benjamin Bar Ilan University, Israel Marketization and Managerialization of services for female school dropouts and young women in Israel Khan, Mahwish Univeristy of the West of England, United Kingdom The role of the state in feminisation and quality of employment: A comparison of teaching profession in the UK and Pakistan Hrženjak, Majda Peace Institute, Slovenia Precarisation of Work in the Home-Based Elder Care in postsocialist context 299 RN14 | 02b | P: Gender, Agriculture and Food Production 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PB.2.44 Session Chair: E. Katharina Sarter, University of South Wales Presentations: Eren Benlisoy, Zeynep Ceren Middle East Technical University, Turkey Gendered Labor Regime, Wage Labor and Resistance: The Women of the Greenhouse Gulcubuk, Bulent; Olgun Susta, Gulce Ankara University Faculty of Agriculture Department of Agricultural Economics, Turkey The role of cooperatives in rural women's ability to resist global markets: Analysis of women's cooperatives in Turkey Mura, Elif Sabahat Çanakkale Onsekiz Mart University, Turkey Handover of Jobs in a Local Agricultural Labor Market RN14 | 03a | P: Parents 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PF.1.43 Session Chair: Aine Ni Leime, National University of Ireland, Galway Presentations: Nordberg, Tanja Haraldsdottir Oslo and Akershus University College of Applied Sciences, Norway Managers' views on parental leave and work/family balance - problems and solutions within different institutional logics. How do fathers adapt their work to become involved in childcare? Gender differences for Work-life balance in workplaces in Spain Valentova, Marie LISER, Luxembourg The impact of parental leave policy on the labour-market engagement of mothers. Do the number of children and pre-birth work engagement matter? RN14 | 03b | P: Mainstreaming and EU Policy 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PB.2.44 Session Chair: Susan Eileen Cohen, University of Bristol Presentations: Warren, Stella; Conley, Hazel University of the West of England, Bristol, United Kingdom Gender Equality and Political Change in Northern Ireland Rawłuszko, Marta University of Warsaw, Poland Gender mainstreaming done behind closed doors – an unintentional catalyst for anti-gender mobilization? Agenjo, Astrid Universidad Pablo de Olavide de Sevilla, Spain Rethinking New Economic Governance from Feminist Political Economy approaches RN14 | 04a | H: Feminist Politics 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room HB.3.19 Session Chair: Tessa Wright, Queen Mary University of London Humer, Živa Peace Institute, Institute for Contemporary Social and Political Studies, Slovenia The impact of flexibilization of work on caring masculinities Presentations: Jurado-Guerrero, Teresa (1); Botia-Morillas, Carmen (2); Abril, Paco (3); Monferrer, Jordi (4) 1: Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia, Spain; 2: Universidad Pablo de Olavide, Spain; 3: Universitat de Girona, Spain; 4: Universidad a Distancia de Madrid, Spain Page, Margaret (1); Cohen, Sue (2) 1: University of the West of England, United Kingdom; 2: University of Bristol, United Kingdom Feminist democracy in a Brexit environment - a political dynamic more than hegemony: When you do things with others, you hold that inside you - a glimpse of the world we are trying to create. 300 301 Presentations: Ho, Szu Ying City University of New York, United States of America Flexicurity, Wage Structures, and Gender Gaps: Sources of Earnings Inequality in 19 Countries Conley, Hazel (1); Torbus, Ursula (2) 1: University of the West of England, United Kingdom; 2: University of Silesia, Poland Pay transparency and the Gender Pay Gap in Europe: Using reflexive legislation to change employer behaviour Sánchez-Mira, Núria (1); Carrasquer Oto, Pilar (1); López-Andreu, Martí (2); Trinidad Jiménez, Albert (1) 1: Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain; 2: University of Huddersfield The gender pay gap. An analysis of sectorial dynamics PérezdeGuzmán, Sofía; Iglesias, Marcela; Ulloa, Ester UniversityofCadiz, Spain; The time squeeze: Working time and the temporal organization of daily life RN14 | 09a | P: Gender and Labour Markets 01.09.2017 |11:00 | Room PF.1.43 Session Chair: Hazel Conley, University of the West of England Presentations: Djoric, Gorana Faculty of Philosophy, University of Nis Serbia, Serbia Can we measure gender inequality by comparing man to women? Ratniece, Luize Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Spain The Cohorts of Convergence? Danish Women and the Changing Paradigm of Women's Labour Market Participation. Barth, Erling; Hardoy, Inés; Reisel, Liza; Schøne, Pål; Østbakken, Kjersti Misje Institute for Social Research, Norway Occupational Segregation in Europe - Dissentangling the Role of Paid and Unpaid Work Negrea, Oana-Elena University of Bucharest, Faculty of Sociology and Social Work, Romania Gendered jobs and the (re-)negotiation of gender equality on the Romanian labour market RN14 | 10a | P: Gendered Careers and Job Quality 01.09.2017 |14:00 | Room PF.1.43 Session Chair: Stella Warren, University of the West of England, Bristol Presentations: Ewington, Eve Liverpool John Moores University, United Kingdom “Women's Issues”: The Notion of Motherhood and its impact on Women's Career Planning Tisch, Anita (1); Tophopven, Silke (2) 1: Federal Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (BAuA); 2: Institute for Employment Research Occupational change and its relationship to job quality - blessing or curse for women's occupations? Wu, Yi-jung University of Wisconsin-Madison, United States of America An exploration of the relationship between gender and education on job quality: a comparison of Germany, Sweden and United Kingdom Díaz-Catalán, Celia (1,2); Díaz-Chorne, Laura (1,2); Navarrete Moreno, Lorenzo (2); Sanz Suárez-Lledó, Victor (1) 1: Colegio de Ciencias Políticas y Sociología, Spain; 2: Universidad Complutense de Madrid Mobility and entrepreneurship: Dodging the ceiling glass? RN14 | 11a | P: Gender and Migration 01.09.2017 |16:00 | Room PF.1.43 Session Chair: Mahwish Khan, Univeristy of the West of England Presentations: Meler, Tal Teampau, Petruta Madalina Babes-Bolyai University, Romania Romanian Women in and out of Communism: Work, Solidarity, Empowerment RN14 | 06a | P: RN KEYNOTE SESSION: The Gendered Future of Europe Yılmaz, İrem Ankara University, Turkey Women's Quiet Encroachment as an Experience of Empowerment Session Chair: Susan Eileen Cohen, University of Bristol Durbin, Susan (1); Lopes, Ana (2); Warren, Stella (1) 1: University of the West of England, United Kingdom; 2: Newcastle University Creating Change Through Feminist Solidarities: critical actors building critical mass Walby, Sylvia Lancaster University, United Kingdom The future of gender equality in the re-making of Europe - RN14 Keynote Speaker RN14 | 05a | H: Quotas and Women on Boards 31.08.2017 |11:00 | Room HB.3.19 Session Chair: Susan Durbin, University of the West of England Presentations: Axelsdóttir, Laufey University of Iceland, Iceland Gender Imbalance at the Top of the Business Sector in the Gender Equal Welfare States Iceland and Norway 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.4.22 Presentations: RN14 | 07a | P: Gender and Austerity 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.4.22 Session Chair: Hazel Conley, University of the West of England Presentations: Clayton-Hathway, Kate Julie Oxford Brookes University, United Kingdom Single mothers and personal agency: opportunities and strategies for resistance and survival in times of austerity Júlíusdóttir, Ólöf University of Iceland, Iceland On recruiting executives in Iceland: A gender perspective Lyberaki, Antigone (1); Tinios, Platon (2); Valvis, Zafiris (2); Georgiadis, Thomas (1) 1: Panteion University of Political and Social Sciences, Greece; 2: University of Piraeus, Greece Long Term Care, Gender and the Crisis in Greece: Comparing pre and post-crisis microdata Casaca, Sara Falcão ISEG, University of Lisbon, Portugal Gender balance on boards: the policy framework and the role of key actors Farina, Fatima; Vincenti, Alessandra University of Urbino, Italy More occupied more unequal: the crisis effects on women's work in Italy Carbone, Domenico (1); Dagnes, Joselle (2) 1: University of Eastern Piedmont, Italy; 2: University of Turin New directors, old boards. The implementation of gender quotas in Italian listed companies. Koronaiou, Alexandra; Alexias, Georgios; Vagias, Georgios; Sakellariou, Alexandros Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences of Athens Women in Greece during the crisis: A social investment programme evaluation RN14 | 08a | P: Gender and Pay 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PC.4.22 Session Chair: Ana Catarina Lopes, Newcastle University Zefat Academic College, Israel Finding the Keys to Autonomy: Educated Palestinian Single Women in Israel Migrating South in Search of Work Solera, Cristina; Santero, Arianna Turin, Italy Reconciling in a Familialistic Welfare Regime: The Case of Migrant Mothers Brenzel, Hanna Institute for Employment Research, Germany Labor market integration of migrants: Does marital status at the time of migration matter? Kuaovi, Dzhoys National Researc University Higher School of Economics, Russian Federation Paid Labor of Female Migrant Domestic Workers in Russia: the Intersectionality of Labor, Ethnicity and Migration RN15 - GLOBAL, TRANSNATIONAL AND COSMOPOLITAN SOCIOLOGY RN15 | 01a | P: Citizenship, Social Boudaries and Cosmopoltanism 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.3.21 Session Chair: Sanna Saksela-Bergholm, University of Helsinki Presentations: Nguyahambi, Ajali (1); Kilonzo, Rehema (2); Kontinen, Tiina (1) 1: University of Jyväskylä, Finland; 2: University of Dodoma, Tanzania Exploring experienced citizenship in Tanzania Palme, Mikael Uppsala University, Sweden Going cosmopolitan. The valorization of “the international” in Swedish elite upper secondary education Lamour, Christian Luxembourg Institute of Socio-Economic Research, Luxembourg Marginal cosmopolitans in the metropolis? Media gratifications of a disregarded press in the outskirts of the city RN15 | 02a | P: Questioning the Power of State in a Global Context 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.3.21 Session Chair: Marco Caselli, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore Presentations: Alasuutari, Pertti University of Tampere, Finland Power as authority Bourblanc, Magalie GovInn, University of Pretoria, South Africa Studying global policy transfers in the governance of Large Scale Agricultural Investments in Mozambique: Baskavak, Yetkin (1,2) 1: Yildiz Technical University, Turkey; 2: Istanbul Bilgi University, Turkey The Discursive Power of International Rankings and Turkey Qadir, Ali; Syväterä, Jukka University of Tampere, Finland The moral authority of science in the modern world polity: Cross-national evidence from parliamentary discourse RN15 | 03a | P: Cosmopolitanism, Consumption and Communication 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PC.3.21 Session Chair: Victor Roudometof, University of Cyprus Presentations: Cada, Karel Charles University, Czech Republic From ignorance to celebritization: Vietnamese food in a post-socialist city Lan, Pei-Chia National Taiwan University, Taiwan Power Geometry of Global Parenting RN15 | 04a | P: Cosmopolitanism and Minorities 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room PC.3.21 Session Chair: Sanna Saksela-Bergholm, University of Helsinki Presentations: Holley, Peter University of Helsinki, Finland What's wrong with migration? Confronting sociology's methodological nationalism in an effort to understand migrancy beyond binaries of difference. Gueye, Abdoulaye University of Ottawa, Canada Blackness in 21st Century France: The Construction of a Racial Minority Gomes, Laura Graziela (1); Mezabarba, Solange Riva (2) 1: Universidade Federal Fluminense, Brazil; 2: Universidade Federal Fluminense, Brazil Brazilian women in Paris: female labour and transnational displacement in a comparative perspective Guerrero Valdebenito, Rosa Maria Universidad de Concepción, Chile Heritagization by dispossession. Meanings and socio-territorial implications of local patrimonial activation initiatives in Neoliberal Chile RN15 | 05a | P: Transnational Actors and Diasporas 31.08.2017 |11:00 | Room PC.3.21 Session Chair: Peter Holley, University of Helsinki Presentations: Schroedter, Julia H.; Rössel, Jörg; Pap, Ilona University of Zurich, Switzerland An Actor Based Explanation of Migrant Transnationalism Saksela-Bergholm, Sanna University of Helsinki, Finland Coping with hard times. Filipino labour migrants' use of support networks and support resources. Budakowska, Elzbieta University of Warsaw, Poland Networking diaspora for African development. Example: Rwanda Diaspora Global Network (RDGN) RN15 | 06a | H: European Identity and Mobility 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room HA.1.2 Session Chair: Pertti Alasuutari, University of Tampere Presentations: Deutschmann, Emanuel (2,3); Delhey, Jan (2); Verbalyte, Monika (1,2); Aplowski, Auke (2) 1: Freie Universität Berlin; 2: Otto von Guericke University Magdeburg; 3: Bremen International Graduate School of Social Sciences Towards An Ever Closer Union among the Peoples of Europe? A Longitudinal Network Analysis of the European Social Space Barwick, Christine Centre Marc Bloch, Germany Assessing transnational behavior of Europe's second generation through linking research on migrant transnationalism and intra-European mobility Diaz-Chorne, Laura (1,3); Lorenzo, Javier (2); Navarrete Moreno, Lorenzo (3); Sanz Suárez-Lledó, Victor (1) 1: Colegio Nacional de Ciencias Políticas y Sociología, Spain; 2: Universidad Carlos III; 3: Universidad Complutense de Madrid European Identity and Mobility" Is it the taking part that counts? Youth transnational political participation in the EU Mota, Aurea Universitat de Barcelona, Spain Modern Space of Experience: a global history of intellectuals in displacement RN15 | 07a | H: Global Socialization and Citizenship 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room HA.1.2 Session Chair: Sylvain Beck, GEMASS Presentations: Birindelli, Pierluca University of Helsinki, Finland International Students' Narratives: Cosmopolitan Rites without a Story Hof, Helena Brigitte Waseda University, Germany Bye-bye Europe – young European professionals living the 'global' in Singapore and Tokyo Andrejuk, Katarzyna Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland Changing meaning of citizenship in the narratives of denizens living in Poland Glauser, Andrea University of Lucerne, Switzerland Globalisation, differentiation of cities, and the 'weight' of the built environment RN15 | 08a | H: Part I Belonging and Online Participation; Part II Distributed Papers 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room HA.1.2 Session Chair: Pierluca Birindelli, University of Helsinki Presentations: Almenara Niebla, Silvia; Ascanio Sánchez, Carmen Universidad de La Laguna, Spain Connected Sahrawi migrants in Spain: New technologies, migratory experiences and social relations. Vagias, Georgios; Koskinas, Konstantinos Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences, Greece "One 'leader' to rule them all"? Social, political and psychological reflections on leadership and hegemony in cyberspase Kang, Tingyu National Chengchi University, Taiwan Diaspora engagement online: communication technologies, governments, and their skilled emigrants Zaaiman, Johan North-West University, South Africa A sociological comparison of decisions related to diversity by the Federal Constitutional Court of Germany and the South African Constitutional Court. Hristova, Svetlana Hristoforova South-West University, Bulgaria The Global Public Space Ferone, Emilia (1); Petroccia, Sara (2); Pitasi, Andrea (3) 1: University Gabriele d'Annunzio, Chieti-Pescara, Italy; 2: University Gabriele d'Annunzio, Chieti-Pescara, Italy; 3: University Gabriele d'Annunzio, Chieti-Pescara, Italy Toward global citizenship RN15 | 09a | IC: International Organizations 01.09.2017 |11:00 | Room InterContinental - Arcade II Session Chair: Marco Caselli, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore Presentations: Fernández de Mosteyrín, Laura Universidad a distancia de Madrid, Spain Rethinking the role of the State: coercion and ideology in global context Voß, Jan-Peter Technische Universität Berlin, Germany Doing "deliberative mini-publics": How shall we study translocal knowledge spaces of politics? Künemund, Harald (1); Wagana, Paskas (2); Blum, Marvin (1) 1: University of Vechta, Germany; 2: St. Augustine University of Tanzania Crowding in and crowding out: An example for Africa's opportunities to clarify theoretical controversies in Europe (and elsewhere) Fiedlschuster, Micha Leipzig University, Germany The World Social Forum: Democratizing Global Civil Society? RN15 | 11a | IC: Local and Transnational Issues in a Global World Matthiesen, Anna New School for Social Research, United States of America Formalizing Funding from West to East: Civil Society to Social Entrepreneurship in Post-Socialist Serbia Session Chair: Peter Holley, University of Helsinki Wiktor-Mach, Dobroslawa Cracow University of Economics, Poland Development and heritage: UNESCO in search of a new paradigm 01.09.2017 |16:00 | Room InterContinental - Arcade II Presentations: Birkholz, Sina Freie Universität Berlin, Germany (Non)Political Work – An ethnography of everyday democracy assistance and rule of law reform in Lebanon Vähä-Savo, Valtteri; Syväterä, Jukka; Tervonen-Gonçalves, Leena University of Tampere, Finland The Authority of International Meta-organizations Schindler, Eva University Potsdam, Germany Citizen co-production in the development of Uganda's emerging urban centres: exploring the translation of an international urban development programme into local administrative practices RN15 | 10a | IC: Rethinking the Role of the State Grosescu, Raluca University of Exeter, United Kingdom Transnational Advocacy Networks, Epistemic Communities, and Corporate Liability for International Crimes 01.09.2017 |14:00 | Room InterContinental - Arcade II Session Chair: Pertti Alasuutari, University of Tampere Presentations: Vdovichenko, Larisa Russian State University for Humanities, Russian Federation The contradiction between the increasing interdependence at the global and regional levels, and rising isolationism at the national. Pi Ferrer, Laia University of Tampere, Finland Looking at Others in National Policymaking: The Case of Portugal and Spain in the Recent Economic Crisis RN16 | 01b | H: Capitalism, Subjectivities, Solidarities: Theorizing Mental Illness in Times of Crisis 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room HA.1.2 Session Chair: Joana Zózimo, Faculdade de Economia/Centro de Estudos Sociais - University of Coimbra Arianna Radin, University of Turin RN16 - SOCIOLOGY OF HEALTH AND ILLNESS Presentations: RN16 | 01a | H: General Call - Subjectivies and Dilemmas Cohen, Bruce Macfarlane University of Auckland, New Zealand 'Capitalism, Subjectivities, Solidarities: Theorizing Mental Illness in Times of Crisis': The Urgency for Marxist Theory 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room HA.1.1 Session Chair: Jonathan Peter Gabe, Royal Holloway, University of London Karen Lowton, University of Sussex Presentations: Bronzini, Micol; Vicarelli, Maria Giovanna Polytechnic University of Marche, Italy Early diagnosis and the re-making of patient subjectivity: the case of multiple sclerosis Favretto, Anna Rosa; Zaltron, Francesca University of Eastern Piedmont, Italy 'Sharing social labour': humanization in hospital treatments between organisational and subjective needs Laska-Formejster, Alicja University of Lodz Faculty of Economics and Sociology, Poland Humanism in medicine - practical dimension: analysis of the documents (complaints and requests of patients) - problems and dilemmas Can, Basak Koc University, Turkey The field of kidney transplantation in Turkey: familial care, ethical dilemmas and biomedical practice Sarti, Simone (1); Terraneo, Marco (2) 1: Università degli Studi di Milano, Italy; 2: Università degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca, Italy Social conditions and smoke behaviours during the recent crisis in Italy Hazelton, Michael John The University of Newcastle, Australia 'Capitalism, Subjectivities, Solidarities: Theorizing Mental Illlness in Times of Crisis': The View From the Clinic Morrall, Peter University of Leeds, United Kingdom Madness: Ideas about Insanity RN16 | 01c | H: Neoliberalism and Challenges to Medical Professionals I 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room HA.1.3 Session Chair: Ekaterina Borozdina, European University at St.Petersburg Anna A. Temkina, European University at St.Petersburg Presentations: Sirna, Francesca CNRS, Université de Nice Sophia Antipolis, France Economic Crisis and International Mobility of European and non-European health workers in the South-East of France: Citizenship and Gender Temkina, Anna A. European University at St.Petersburg, Russian Federation Doctors and midwifes between market, profession and personalized care (commercial childbirth care in Russia) Dimitrova, Ina Dimitrova Plovdiv University Paisii Hilendarski, Bulgaria Freezing time: the hybrid strategy of promoting oocyte vitrification in Bulgaria Borozdina, Ekaterina European University at St.Petersburg, Russian Federation Introducing 'natural' childbirth in Russian hospitals: midwives' institutional work RN16 | 02a | H: General Call - Cross National Perspectives 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room HA.1.1 Session Chair: Jonathan Peter Gabe, Royal Holloway, University of London Karen Lowton, University of Sussex Presentations: Duntava, Aija; Borisova, Liubov; Mäkinen, Ilkka Henrik Uppsala University, Sweden The Interrelationships between Morbidity, Functional Limitation and Self-Rated Health in Europe Vitus, Kathrine Aalborg University, Copenhagen Denmarj, Denmark Ideology and resistance in young people's experiences of health under 'the imperative of enjoyment' Willems, Barbara; Bracke, Piet University Ghent, Belgium The education gradient in cancer prevention use, a consistent phenomenon across Europe? Dhoore, Jasper Ghent University, Belgium The effect of intergenerational social mobility on psychological well-being: a cross-national comparison in Europe. Terraneo, Marco; Tognetti Bordogna, Mara Università di Milano-Bicocca, Italy Material deprivation and health care services in Europe RN16 | 02b | H: Discussing Mental Health and Illness: Negotiating Stigma and Power 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room HA.1.2 Session Chair: Joana Zózimo, Faculdade de Economia/Centro de Estudos Sociais - University of Coimbra Presentations: Prokop-Dorner, Anna Jagiellonian Univeristy, Poland Empowered against stigma of mental illness – a case of mothers of individuals with schizophrenia in Poland Laurin, Emma Christina; Bertilsson, Emil Uppsala University, Sweden Targeting or pushing away pupils with a neuropsychiatric diagnosis School strategies on the educational market in Stockholm Gjernes, Trude; Måseide, Per Nord University, Norway Maintaining the ordinary Yayalar, Emine Bilkent University, Turkey Diagnosing Autism and the Politics of Childhood in Turkey: What is Lost in Translation? RN16 | 02c | H: Health and Disability: Health Policy for Autism 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room HA.1.3 Session Chair: Angela Genova, University of Urbino Presentations: Westberg, Niklas Mats Halmstad University, Sweden Sick in a New Way - From Asperger Syndrome to Autism Spectrum Disorder Świątkiewicz-Mośny, Maria (1); Drzazga-Lech, Maja (2); Ir, Marta (3) 1: Institute of Sociology, Jagiellonian University, Poland; 2: Institute of Sociology, University of Silesia, Poland; 3: Wyższej Szkole Biznesu w Dąbrowie Górniczej, Poland Students with Autism Spectrum Disorder and University. Analysis of media discourse about autism policy in Poland. Marinoudi, Theodosia Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences, Greece Narratives of pain, narratives of struggle: The formation of autistic identities in the Greek context and the impact on health and education policies. Genova, Angela University of Urbino, Italy Italian policy for autistic people: austerity in welfare services and innovation in local governance experiences. RN16 | 03a | H: General Call: Gender Perspective on Public Health 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room HA.1.1 Session Chair: Angela Genova, University of Urbino Presentations: Lombardi, Lia ISMU Foundation,University of Milan Violence against women between reproduction and social change. Research and action in four italian municipalities Comoretto, Géraldine (1); Maurice, Aurélie (2); Kersuzan, Claire (3) 1: ALISS INRA; 2: LEPS Université Paris 13; 3: COMTRASEC Université de Bordeaux French standards and resistance to the implementation of breastfeeding policies Delli Zotti, Giovanni; Urpis, Ornella University of Trieste, Italy Sexual and reproductive health of migrant women and impact on the health system: the role of culture and family traditions Sharma, Kavi (1); Almeida, Joana (2); Gabe, Jonathan (3); Anderson, John (4) 1: Brighton & Sussex Medical School, University of Brighton, UK; 2: Royal Holloway, University of London, UK; 3: Royal Holloway, University of London, UK; 4: Brighton & Sussex Medical School, University of Brighton, UK Perceptions of use of complementary and alternative medicine in women with breast cancer RN16 | 03b | H: Discussing Mental Health and Illness: Evaluating MI care: Between Interpretation and Coercion 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room HA.1.2 Session Chair: Carlo Botrugno, Università di Firenze Presentations: Gariglio, Luigi; Cardano, Mario Università degli Studi di Torino, Italy Acute Psychiatric interventions: An ethnography on mechanical restraint Forner-Ordioni, Elsa EHESS, France “Taking care of patients. Fixing people or reducing symptoms ?”. Cognitive behavioral therapy and the concept of recovery. Lunde, Bente Vibecke Nord University, Norway Mental health care and coercion – the Control Commision`s efforts to balance jurisdiction and ethical dilemmas Buckland, Rosie University of Bath, United Kingdom Private crises, public concerns: experiences of assessment under the Mental Health Act RN16 | 03c | H: Neoliberalism and Challenges to Medical Professionals II 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room HA.1.3 Session Chair: Ekaterina Borozdina, European University at St.Petersburg Anna A. Temkina, European University at St.Petersburg Presentations: Chan, Cheris Shun-ching University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong S.A.R. (China) Medical Doctors Savaged to Death in China: Whose Fault? Anderssen, Jorid UiT The Arctic University of Norway, Norway Trust in the doctor in a changing society Oktem, Pinar (1); Gelgec Bakacak, Ayca (2) 1: Visiting Lecturer at Ankara University,Member of Board Positive Living Association, Istanbul, Turkey; 2: Hacettepe University, Turkey Healthcare providers' perspective on the new Family Medicine Model in Turkey. Ridel, Déborah Université d'Artois, France ; LEM UMR 9221 Subjectivities in ER: analysis of conflictual interactions between patients and caregivers in the emergency room of a local hospital in northern France RN16 | 04b | P: Discussing Mental Health and Illness: Determinants RN16 | 04a | P: Analysing the Relationship Between Migration, Health Conditions, Health Care Access and Utilization in a Time of Crisis Presentations: 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room PC.1.7 Session Chair: Mara Tognetti, Università di Milano-Bicocca Marco Terraneo, Università di Milano-Bicocca Presentations: Puthussery, Shuby (1); Tseng, Pei-Ching (1); Shaw, Nathan (2); Puthusserry, Thomas (2) 1: University of Bedfordshire, United Kingdom; 2: Indepndent Consultant Analysis of preterm births in an ethnically diverse maternal population in the UK and the linkage to ethnicity and socio- economic deprivation González-Rábago, Yolanda; Martín, Unai; Bacigalupe, Amaia University of the Basque Country, Spain Changes in access to health services among native and immigrant populations in Spain in a context of economic crisis and legal changes Güven, Seda (2); Bircan, Tuba (1) 1: University of Leuven, Belgium; 2: University of Istanbul, Turkey Syrian Refugees and Challenges for Health System: Case of Istanbul Lillrank, Annika University of Helsinki, Finland The Dilemmas of Immigrant Families In Interaction with Health- and Social Care Professionals in Finland Trubeta, Sevasti Free University, Germany Vaccination for Refugees in Greece: The creation of “aliens” in the interface of Public Health Concerns, Humanitarian Aid and Racist Reactions to Austerity Policies 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room PC.2.8 Session Chair: Inês Vieira, FCSH/NOVA Pannetier, Julie CEPED, France Gender differences in psychological health of undocumented and forced African migrants in France Cardano, Mario (1); d'Errico, Angelo (2); Scarinzi, Cecilia (2); Costa, Giuseppe (1,2) 1: University of Turin, Italy; 2: Epidemiology Unit ASL TO3 Piedmont Region The mental health of the internal migrants' offspring. The Turin case, after the economic miracle. Kokkinen, Lauri; Väänänen, Ari Finnish Institute of Occupational Health, Finland Affective work – affective disorders? Sik, Domonkos Eötvös Loránd University, Hungary Making use of critical theories for the sociological study of depression RN16 | 04c | P: Citizen Participation, Genomics and Bio-Banking: Process I 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room PC.2.9 Session Chair: Gillian Martin, University of Malta Melanie Goisauf, University of Vienna Presentations: Snell, Karoliina University of Helsinki, Finland Translating genomic risk information to personal understanding Gille, Felix; Holdsworth, Elizabeth; Smith, Sarah; Mays, Nicholas London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, United Kingdom What constitutes public trust in biomedical and genomics research in England? Riso, Brígida University Institute of Lisbon (CIES-IUL), Portugal Giving a meaning to health through biobanks Atkinson, Sally Ann; Milne, Richard; Badger, Shirlene University of Cambridge, United Kingdom Relations in biomedical research participation: Building a cross-cohort platform in the context of a national health system RN16 | 05a | P: Chronic Diseases and New Health Policies in the Capitalist Era I 31.08.2017 |11:00 | Room PC.1.7 Session Chair: Pietro Paolo Guzzo, University of Bari Presentations: Corposanto, Cleto (1); Molinari, Beba (2) 1: The Magna Græcia University of Catanzaro, Italy; 2: The Magna Græcia University of Catanzaro, Italy I am celiac, How sick am I? Martín Palomo, María Teresa (1); Zambrano Alvarez, Inmaculada (2); Olid González, Evangelina (3); Muñoz Terrón, José María (4) 1: University of Granada, Spain; 2: Pablo de Olavide University, Spain; 3: University of Seville, Spain; 4: University of Almería, Spain Vulnerabilities and ambivalences in care Bertolazzi, Alessia (2); Marcadelli, Silvia (1) 1: University of Rome Tor Vergata, Italy; 2: University of Macerata, Italy Family and Community Nursing in Italy Ducci, Gea;Mazzoli, Lella University of Urbino Carlo Bo, Italy Social networking and diabetes management: the impact on the relationship between health professionals and patients, in the capitalist era. RN16 | 05b | P: Discussing Mental Health and Illness: Making Sense of Mental Illness Diagnoses 31.08.2017 |11:00 | Room PC.2.8 Session Chair: ARIANNA RADIN, University of Turin Presentations: Chang, Ting-She National Taiwan University/Tri-Service General Hospital Beitou Branch, Taiwan Diagnosing Psychosexual Abnormality in Taiwan Military Maino, Claudio University Paris Descartes (Paris 5) Cermes3 Laboratory, France The general physician and mental illness in times of neoliberalism in Chile Flick, Sabine Goethe-University Frankfurt, Germany Work-Related Suffering and Its Psychotherapeutic Re/Interpretation Väänänen, Ari (1); Lindroos, Noora (2); Turtiainen, Jussi (1); Kuokkanen, Anna (1); Kouvonen, Anne (2) 1: Finnish Institute of Occupational Health, Finland; 2: University of Helsinki, Finland The shifting role of employees' mental health in the medical encounter – The problematization of work capacity in Finland, 1970-2015 RN16 | 05c | P: Migrations and Health Inequalities in Europe I 31.08.2017 |11:00 | Room PC.2.9 Session Chair: Angela Genova, University of Urbino Presentations: Baumann, Jochen (1); Mika, Tatjana (2) 1: TU Braunschweig, Germany; 2: German Federal Pension Insurance, Berlin Inequalities in Access to Health Care and Long Term Care in Europe for older migrants Gkiouleka, Anna York University, United Kingdom Neglected Relationships of Health Inequality among Immigrants in Europe: An Example of Intersectionality Informed Comparative Research Santha, Agnes Rozsa Sapientia University, Faculty of Tirgu Mures, Department of Applied Social Sciences, Romania The State of Health of Eastern European Immigrants and Indegenous Population in Western European Countries Gabarro, Céline, Urmis Université Paris Diderot, France Health-related deservingness: irregularity as a deserving factor? A study of healthcare access for undocumented migrants in France RN16 | 06a | P: General Call - Old and New Objects 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.1.7 Session Chair: Jonathan Peter Gabe, Royal Holloway, University of London Karen Lowton, University of Sussex Presentations: RN16 | 06b | P: Health, Body-Weight and Everyday Life: Studying Subjectivities Through Time I 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.2.8 Session Chair: Mutsumi Karasaki, University of Amsterdam Presentations: Sibson, Rachael H; Bermano, Giovanna; Stewart, Arthur;Broom, Iain;Yuill, Chris Robert Gordon University, United Kingdom Exploring the Relation between Food, Health and Contemporary Living in an Obesogenic Environment Harjunen, Hannele University of Jyväskylä, Finland Money for Your Fat!: Health, Morals and Capitalism Williams, Oli University of Bath and NIHR CLAHRC West Obesity, Stigma and Reflexive Embodiment: Feeling the 'Weight' of Expectation Signoretta, Paola (1); Buffel, Veerle (2); Bracke, Piet (2) 1: Department of Social Sciences, Loughborough University, United Kingdom; 2: Department of Sociology, Ghent University, Belgium Mental wellbeing, the environment and the ecological state Karasaki, Mutsumi; Moerman, Gerben University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands Technologies of being-in-time: situating early childhood health care practices in time. Van den Bogaert, Sarah (1); Declercq, Jana (2); Christiaens, Thierry (3); Bracke, Piet (1); Geert, Jacobs (1) 1: Department of Sociology, Ghent University, Belgium; 2: Department of Linguistics, Ghent University, Belgium; 3: Department of Pharmacology, Ghent University, Belgium In the Land of Pharma: a thematic analysis of the corporate communication of the pharmaceutical industry RN16 | 06c | P: Migrations and Health Inequalities in Europe II Koutsogeorgou, Eleni (1,2); Chiesi, Antonio Maria (1); Leonardi, Matilde (3) 1: University of Milan; 2: University of Turin; 3: Fondazione IRCCS Istituto Neurologico Carlo Besta Social networks of persons with neurological diseases. Dudina, Victoria St. Petersburg State University, Russian Federation Online health communities as a new object for sociology of health 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.2.9 Session Chair: Angela Genova, University of Urbino Presentations: Stan, Sabina Dublin City University, Ireland Cross-border patient mobility, consumer citizenship and the uneven European healthcare space Terragni, Laura Oslo and Akershus University College, Norway “Is this food?” A qualitative study on food security among refugees living at Norwegian asylum reception centers. Sousa Ribeiro Joana Isabel Teixeira, University Coimbra, CES, FEUC, Portugal New Migrations, New Inequalities? Health Professionals on the Move in an Age of Turbulence Ditlevsen, Kia; Nielsen, Annemette University of Copenhagen, Denmark Setting limits in uneasy times - early overweight in migrant families RN16 | 07a | P: Loneliness, Social Relations and Health 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.1.7 Session Chair: Keming Yang, Durham University Presentations: Tobiasz-Adamczyk, Beata (1); Zawisza, Katarzyna (1); Galas, Aleksander (2); Grodzicki, Tomasz (3) 1: Department of Medical Sociology, Chair of Epidemiology and Preventive Medicine, Jagiellonian University Medical College, Krakow, Poland.; 2: Department of Epidemiology, Chair of Epidemiology and Preventive Medicine, Jagiellonian University Medical College, Krakow, Poland.; 3: Chair of Internal Medicine and Gerontology, Jagiellonian University Medical College, Krakow , Poland. Is self-rated health stable assessment ? - Role of social characteristics of respondents. Presentations: Blackburn, Maxine University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom The pervasive nature of moral discourse within GPs' accounts of obesity communication Vieira, Cristina Pereira (1); Silva, Luísa Ferreira da (2); Costa, Dália (3) 1: UAb/ CIEG; 2: CAPP; 3: ISCSP/CIEG The understanding of mothers' perspective on their children food practices. Fiore, Brunella; Decataldo, Alessandra; Facchini, Carla University of Milan-Bicocca, Italy A Sociological Observational Study on Nutrition in Italians Children and Their Parents Robnik, Tanja LMU München, Germany Healthy food makes healthy bodies? How individuals deal with health-norms and their social demands on the body. RN16 | 07c | P: Migrations and Health Inequalities in Europe III 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.2.9 Swader, Christopher S. Lund University, Sweden Loneliness, weak ties, and the ambivalence of culture Session Chair: Angela Genova, University of Urbino Ferlander, Sara Södertörn University, Sweden Social capital, gender and depression in Belarus. Rondelez, Elise (1); Bracke, Sarah (2); Roets, Griet (3); Vandekinderen, Caroline (3); Bracke, Piet (1) 1: Departement of Sociology Ghent University, Belgium; 2: Department of Sociology University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands; 3: Department of Social Work and Social Pedagogy Ghent University, Belgium Goffman meets Butler: identifying frames of mental health in interactions of mental health care professionals with diasporic Muslims Lee, Sunwoo; Halák, Jan Palacky University in Olomouc, Czech Republic Understanding human wellbeing: A balance between solitude and sociality RN16 | 07b | P: Health, Body-Weight and Everyday Life: Studying Subjectivities Through Time II 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.2.8 Session Chair: Mutsumi Karasaki, University of Amsterdam Presentations: Qvist, Jeevitha Yogachandiran (1); Qvist, Hans-Peter Y. (2) 1: Department of Political Science, Aalborg University, Denmark; 2: Department of Sociology and Social Work, Aalborg University, Denmark Explaining the Disability Pension Gap between non-Western Immigrants and Natives in Denmark RN16 | 08a | P: General Call: Health Determinants 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PC.1.7 Session Chair: Arianna Radin, University of Turin Presentations: Borisova, Liubov V. Uppsala University, Sweden Differences in Determinants of Individual-level Health Between Western and Eastern Europe Delaruelle, Katrijn Ghent University, Belgium Educational inequalities in general and mental health: does the curricular tracking system matter? Drakou, Ismini London School of Economics and Political Science, UK Inequalities and Inequity in utilisation of health care among the older people in Greece during the precrisis period from 2004 till 2009 Gugushvili, Alexi (1,2) 1: University of Oxford, United Kingdom; 2: University of Cambridge, United Kingdom Social Origins, Socio-Economic Status and Intergenerational Transmission of Smoking in Hungary RN16 | 08b | P: Unemployment, Precarious Work, and Health (Care) from a Comparative Perspective: Contributions to the Development of an Institutional Approach. 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PC.2.8 Session Chair: Veerle Buffel, Ghent University Presentations: Dudal, Pieter; Buffel, Veerle; Bracke, Piet Ghent University, Belgium Higher education & contemporary working conditions: a comparative approach Volk, Hannah University Graz, Austria Work-family demands, health and lower status occupations: Europe in a Comparative Perspective Vlachou, Anastasia (1); Roka, Olga (1); Stavroussi, Panayiota (1); Tobiasz-Adamczyk, Beata (2); Wozniak, Barbara (2); Pilat, Aleksandra (2) 1: University of Thessaly, Greece; 2: Jagiellonian University Medical College, Poland EU PATHWAYS Project: An effort in combating unemployment and increasing (re)integration in the workforce for persons with chronic diseases Van Aerden, Karen; Bosmans, Kim; Vanroelen, Christophe Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium Precarious employment and health in Europe: prevalence, evolution over time and country distribution. Maravelias, Christian Stockholm University, Sweden Governing the unenterprising self in enterprising societies RN16 | 08c | P: Health, Body-Weight and Everyday Life: Studying Subjectivities Through Time III 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PC.2.9 Session Chair: Mutsumi Karasaki, University of Amsterdam Presentations: Cersosimo, Giuseppina; Iovino, Paola Department of Medicine, Surgery and Dentistry - University of Salerno, Italy The case of Bariatric surgery: rethinking one's own body and a new style of life. Orsini, Gisella University of Malta, Malta The power of thinness. Stating moral supremacy through the body Welch, Rosie Monash University, Australia Within and against each other: Comparative poetic vignettes as an analytic and educative tool in school health education RN16 | 09a | P: Citizen Participation, Genomics and Bio-Banking: Subjectivities 01.09.2017 |11:00 | Room PC.2.8 Session Chair: Gillian Martin, University of Malta Melanie Goisauf, University of Vienna Presentations: RN16 | 09c | P: Forced Migration, Health, Policy: Challenges for Europe Porteous, Carol; Cunningham-Burley, Sarah; Porteous, David; Quiroz-Aitken, Mhairi University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom Storing and using the Guthrie Card collection for research purposes: a role for citizens in shaping policy 01.09.2017 |11:00 | Room PC.2.11 Goisauf, Melanie University of Vienna, Austria Citizens and "their" samples: The value of bio-material and data in biobanking Jones, Marjaana University of Tampere, Finland Negotiating the position of lay expertise in healthcare development and service production Raivola, Vera Milja Johanna University of Eastern Finland, Finland Solidarity and donor subjectivities: the Finnish case of blood donation and biobanks RN16 | 09b | P: Chronic Siseases and New Health Policies in the Capitalist Era II 01.09.2017 |11:00 | Room PC.2.9 Session Chair: Pietro Paolo Guzzo, University of Bari Karen Lowton, University of Sussex Presentations: Lombi, Linda; Marzulli, Michele Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Italy The contribution of new technologies to long-term care for Parkinson's patients and their caregivers Pilat, Aleksandra (1); Wozniak, Barbara (1); Tobiasz-Adamczyk, Beata (1); Vlachou, Anastasia (2); Stavroussi, Panayiota (2); Roka, Olga (2) 1: Department of Medical Sociology, Jagiellonian University Medical College, Poland; 2: Department of Special Education, University of Thessaly, Greece Difficult return to the labor market: professional re/integration of people with chronic health conditions in Greece and Poland (results from the PATHWAYS research project) Botrugno, Carlo Università di Firenze, Italy Promoting telemedicine implementation in Europe: Between public policies and private interests Session Chair: Lia Lombardi, ISMU Foundation; University of Milan Presentations: Sannella, Alessandra University of Cassino, Italy Inclusion society, health and asylum seekers: sociological perspective Ghilardi, Ludovica (1); Blanchet, Karl (1); Davey, Calum (1); Duclos, Diane (1); Malvisi, Lucio (2); Ponthieu, Aurelie (2) 1: London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, United Kingdom; 2: Medicins sans Frontieres (MSF) Mediterranean mortality study: an exploration of the contextual factors associated with the increase of migrant mortality in the Mediterranean Sea from 2014 to 2016 Grotti, Vanessa Elisa; Malakasis, Cynthia Helen; Quagliariello, Chiara; Sahraoui, Nina European University Institute, Italy Networks of Care in EU Borderlands: Humanitarianism, Rights, and the State in Migrants' Maternity Care Bartholini, Ignazia Maria Università di Palermo, Italy Violence indicators and healt of refugees/asylum seekers: the first five days Gosselin, Anne; for the Parcours, Study Group, CEPED (Université Paris Descartes - IRD), France HIV and access to rights for Sub-Saharan immigrants in France: results from the ANRS Parcours survey RN16 | RN19 | 09a | P | JS: JOINT SESSION: Valuable Health Care? Curing and Caring in the Shadow of the Social and Economic Crisis 01.09.2017 |11:00 | Room PC.3.15 Joint Session of RN16 Sociology of Health and Illness and RN19 Sociology of Professions Session Chair: Christiane Schnell, Institute of Social Research at the Goethe-University Frankfurt Arianna Radin, University of Turin Presentations: Hartley, Kathy University of Salford, United Kingdom Changing frontline care roles to reduce bed blocking in the UK NHS Novkunskaya, Anastasiia European University at Saint-Petersburg, Russian Federation Does state care of those, who care about us? Some challenges for health care practitioners in the context of social and economic reforms van der Aa, Maartje Maastricht University, The Netherlands Health insurance and disability insurance: solidarity development and deservingness perceptions Gutjahr, Julia University of Hamburg, Germany, Institute of Sociology Between Caring and Killing – Ambivalences in the Profession of Farm Animal Veterinary Medicine RN16 | 10b | P: Ethical Implications of a Sociological Approach to Health and Illness 01.09.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.2.9 Session Chair: Joana Zózimo, Faculdade de Economia/Centro de Estudos Sociais - University of Coimbra Carlo Botrugno, Università di Firenze Presentations: RN16 | 10c | P: The Pharmaceuticalisation of Performance: Consumption Practices Across Generations 01.09.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.2.11 Session Chair: Noémia Mendes Lopes, Egas Moniz | Instituto Superior de Ciências da Saúde I Hélder António Raposo, Lisbon School of Health Technology Presentations: Clamote, Telmo Costa ISCTE-IUL, Portugal Film representations of performance enhancement: the role of cinema in the shaping of social imaginaries and discourse Pegado, Elsa (1,2); Zózimo, Joana (1,3); Lopes, Noémia (1,2) 1: Centro de Investigação Interdisciplinar (CiiEM), Instituto Superior de Ciências da Saúde Egas Moniz; 2: Centro de Investigação e Estudos de Sociologia (CIES-IUL), Instituto Universitário de Lisboa (ISCTE-IUL); 3: Centro de Estudos Sociais (CES), Universidade de Coimbra (UC) Managing cognitive performance with medication: comparing youths and elders experiences Rodrigues, Carla F. (1,2) 1: University of Amsterdam, AISSR, The Netherlands; 2: Eduardo Mondlane University, Department of Sociology, Mozambique Performance-enhancement investments in urban Mozambique Lowton, Karen University of Sussex, United Kingdom He said, she said, we said: What are the ethical issues in conducting joint interviews in qualitative health research? Raposo, Hélder António Lisbon School of Health Technology, Portugal Risk and performance consumptions among young people: between conceptions and practices BLOY, Géraldine (1); RIGAL, Laurent (2) 1: University of Burgundy - LEDi; 2: Departement of Family Medicine - University Paris Sud - CESP INSERM U 1018 GPs confronted with social gradients in their practices: looking for the ethical and clinical implications of a study on social inequalities in preventive care RN01 | RN16 | 10a | P | JS: JOINT SESSION: European Health Policy and Ageing Societies: Challenges and Opportunities Lafaut, Dirk Free University of Brussels (VUB), Belgium Needs versus rights: moral understandings of health workers in Belgium regarding access to healthcare for individuals with precarious immigration status Session Chair: Karen Lowton, University of Sussex Edward James Tolhurst, Staffordshire University Kia Ditlevsen, University of Copenhagen 01.09.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.2.8 Joint Session of RN01 Ageing in Europe and RN16 Sociology of Health and Illness Presentations: Brennan, Damien (1); Murphy, Rebecca (1); McCallion, Philip (2); McCarron, Mary (1) 1: Trinity College, University of Dublin, Ireland; 2: University ofAlbany, New York, USA. Family Strategies for Care Giving for Older People with Intellectual Disability (ID), within 'postinstitutional' Ireland Berthou, Valentin Université de Technologie de Troyes, France Development of Living Labs in health and autonomy in France Kronschnabl, Judith Max-Planck-Institute for Social Law and Social Policy, Germany Does Socio-Economic Status Influence Grip Strength in Older Europeans? Analysing the Links between Education and Objective Health Midtsundstad, Tove I; Nielsen, Roy A. Fafo - Institute for Labour and Social Research, Norway Effects of Norwegian companies' initiatives to postpone retirement RN16 | 11a | P: General Call - Health Determinants: Hot Topics 01.09.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.2.8 Session Chair: Arianna Radin, University of Turin Presentations: Toth, Cosmin University of Bucharest, Romania A Discourse Analysis Approach of Vaccine Hesitancy in Romania Erkama, Niina; Moisander, Johanna; Eräranta, Kirsi Aalto University, Finland Discursive processes of de-legitimation: The construction of institutional distrust towards national vaccination programs online Fliesser, Michael; De Witt Huberts, Jessie; Wippert, Pia-Maria University of Potsdam, Germany Education, job position or income? The importance of selecting the right SES indicator for the prediction of back pain Jauho, Mikko Consumer Society Research Centre, University of Helsinki, Finland 'Neither healthy nor ill': High cholesterol and the experience of risk 334 RN16 | 11b | P: Making Publics and Building Solidarities in 21th Century Public Health 01.09.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.2.9 Session Chair: Ekaterina Borozdina, European University at St.Petersburg Olga Zvonareva, Maastricht University Presentations: Numerato, Dino Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic Between reflexive patients and reflected health care systems: the case of patient and public involvement Matas, David Canadian Bar Association, Canada Europe and transplant tourism Schindler, Mélinée (1); Danis, Marion (2); Hurst, Samia (3) 1: Département de Sociologie, Université de Genève, Switzerland; 2: National Institutes of Health, United States; 3: Institut éthique histoire et humaintités, Université de Genève, Switzerland Solidarity and cost management: Swiss citizens' reasons for priorities regarding health insurance coverage Slonska, Zofia Antonina; Borowiec, Agnieszka; Aranowska, Anita Ewa the Cardinal Wyszyński Institute of Cardiology, Poland The impact of social networks on the level of health literacy among Polish elderly, in the context of their area of residence (urban/rural). The SKSPOL study. RN16 | 11c | P: Precarity and Health in the Wake of the Crisis 01.09.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.2.11 Session Chairs: Annemette Ljungdalh Nielsen, University of Copenhagen Kia Ditlevsen, University of Copenhagen RN16 | RN35 | 11a | P | JS: JOINT SESSION: Migrations and Health Inequalities in Europe 01.09.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.3.17 Joint Session of RN16 Sociology of Health and Illness and RN35 Sociology of Migration Session Chair: NN Presentations: Ågård, Pernilla; Torres, Sandra Uppsala University, Sweden ”…and what ends up happening is that we end up lying” Palliative Care Workers talk about Crosscultural Interaction Parizkova, Alena University of West Bohemia in Pilsen, Czech Republic From expats to precarity. Migrant women and health care in the context of pregnancy and birth. Otto, Laura Kristina University of Bremen, Germany “We are obliged to provide UAMs with special care” – Negotiating between Vulnerability, Autonomy and Identity in Malta Kern, Matthias Robert University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg Effects of ethnic group density on young migrants' health and health behaviour RN17 - WORK, EMPLOYMENT AND INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS RN17 | 01a | H: European Industrial Relations: Representation, Representativeness and Social Dialogue 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room HA.2.4 Session Chair: Bernd Brandl, University of Durham Presentations: Bechter, Barbara (1); Larsson, Bengt (3); Bozdemir, Gizem (1); Galetto, Manuela (2); Prosser, Thomas (4); Weber, Sabrina (5) 1: University of Durham; 2: University of Warwick; 3: University of Gothenburg; 4: University of Cardiff; 5: Pforzheim University Effectiveness and Engagement in European Sectoral Social Dialogue Kerckhofs, Peter (1); Adam, Georg (2) 1: Eurofound, Ireland; 2: Forba, Austria Representativeness and outcome of European Sector Social Dialogue - a comparisong of 4 sectors Koniaris, Vasileios University of Macedonia, Thessaloniki Greece, Greece The Political Theory of European Works Councils; Transnational Trade Unions, Networks and Europeanization Demazière, Didier (1); Zune, Marc (2) 1: CSO - Sciences Po Paris; 2: University of Louvain, Belgium Activation policies : institutional standardization and lived forms of expected work RN17 | 01b | H: Recognition and Inclusion at the Labour Market - on the Matter of Gender and Age 336 337 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room HA.2.5 Narration of Workers from Turkish Steel Town: From Old to New Generations Session Chair: Ylva Ulfsdotter Eriksson, University of Gothenburg Czarzasty, Jan Warsaw School of Economics (SGH), Poland Lonely in a crowd: do young precarious workers need trade unions, do trade unions need young precarious workers? Presentations: Czeranowska, Olga Anna University of Warsaw, Poland Individual perspective on the occupational prestige and gender discrimination on the labour market Chang, Yung-Han University of Kang Ning, Taiwan Gender Imbalance in IT Sector: The Case of Taiwan Nissim, Gadi Ruppin Academic Center, Israel Split consciousness: Workers' representatives and social justice Girardi, Silvia (1,2); Maas, Roland (1); Pulignano, Valeria (2) 1: LISER, Luxembourg; 2: KU Leuven - Centre for Sociological Research Employment (Industrial) and Labour Market Studies, Belgium The opportunity to be outsiders: minimum income scheme beneficiaries engaged in public works RN17 | 01c | H: Trade Union Formation and Organisation 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room HA.2.6 Session Chair: Alex Lehr, Radboud University Nijmegen Presentations: Jansen, Giedo (1); Lehr, Alex (2) 1: University of Twente, The Netherlands; 2: Radboud University, The Netherlands On The Outside Looking In? A Micro-level Analysis of the Perceptions of Trade Union Representation and Membership in the Netherlands Ostrowski, Piotr University of Warsaw, Poland The position of trade unions and the discourse: a case of Poland Aydın, Mustafa Berkay Uludağ University, Turkey 338 RN17 | 02a | H: European Governance and Social Effects 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room HA.2.4 Session Chair: Barbara Bechter, Durham University Business School Presentations: Schief, Sebastian University of Fribourg, Switzerland Industrial Relations in the European Union – A Race to the Bottom? Maccarrone, Vincenzo University College Dublin, Ireland With a little help from my courts? Assessing the impact of the new European economic governance on the Irish reforms of wage setting mechanisms. Vulkan, Patrik; Larsson, Bengt University of Gothenburg, Sweden Forms and content in European trade union cooperation: The importance of resource-, sectoral- and industrial regime differences Piasna, Agnieszka ETUI, Belgium Unmaking of employment regulation across the EU: what consequences for unemployment and labour market segmentation? RN17 | 02b | H: Recognition of Education and Skills at the Labour Market 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room HA.2.5 Session Chair: Giedo Jansen, University of Twente Presentations: 339 Kracke, Nancy (1); Rodrigues, Margarida (2) 1: Institute for Employment Research (IAB), Germany; 2: Joint Research Centre, European Commission, Spain Mismatch among graduates from the dual system of vocational training: a task-based approach Bliksvær, Trond; Fylling, Ingrid Nord University, Norway Disability, education, and labour market participation: What is the effect of education inside the labour market? Reis, Paula New University of Lisbon - Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities, IPRI-UNL, CICS.NOVA-UNL, Portugal Formal, and informal, recognition of skilled migrant's professional qualifications in the European Union and its influence in labour market outcomes: the case of Portuguese nurses Bolíbar, Mireia; Belvis, Paco; Benach, Joan GREDS-EMCONET, Public Policy Center (UPF - JHU), Department of Political and Social Sciences, Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Spain Insecure transitions: how differences in education lead to different employment security pathways RN17 | 02c | H: Global Challenges in the for Work and Society 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room HA.2.6 Session Chair: Agnes Akkerman, Radboud University Presentations: Ketterer, Hanna Kolleg Postwachstumsgesellschaften, Jena University, Germany Basic Income as Transformation? Cuny, Cécile; Gaborieau, David; Barbier, Clément University Paris Est, France Logistics workers as a social group? Chiu, Yubin National Pingtung University, Taiwan Youth Revolts and New Union Movement in the Public Sector in Taiwan Examining management technologies as a site of conflict: political interests and class composition in distribution warehouses. Zhao, Wei Beijing Normal University, China, People's Republic of The change of working time regime and the role of the trade union: some evidences from China's manufacture industry RN17 | 03a | H: The Role of Actors and Sectors 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room HA.2.4 Session Chair: Bengt Larsson, University of Gothenburg Presentations: Brandl, Bernd University of Durham, United Kingdom The Cement of Social Dialogue: The Pivotal Role of Trust for the Efficacy of Collective Bargaining Bondy, Assaf Shlomo Tel-Aviv University, Israel Legitimation, Power and Institutional Change – Sectoral-Level Collective Bargaining in Israel's Private Sector Lehr, Alex (1); Jansen, Giedo (2); Brandl, Bernd (3) 1: Radboud University Nijmegen, The Netherlands; 2: University of Twente; 3: University of Durham EO's in the EU: A cross-national micro-level analysis of employer's organization membership in European Countries Colfer, Barry P (1); Ioannou, Christos (2) 1: University of Cambridge, United Kingdom; 2: The Office of the Greek Ombudsman, Athens, Greece. The convergence of Industrial relations traditions in Greece and Ireland in the European crisis (20082016). RN17 | 03b | H: Natives and Foreigners on the Labour Market Gent, Craig University of Warwick, United Kingdom 340 341 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room HA.2.5 high-tech industry Session Chair: Ylva Ulfsdotter Eriksson, University of Gothenburg Coelho, João Vasco ISCTE-IUL, Portugal Like there`s no tomorrow: Work(ing) in a start-up organization. Presentations: Cernusakova, Barbora The University of Manchester, United Kingdom The invisible proletarians of Ostrava: Ethnographic observations on racialised labour in a postsocialist city Artar, Feray (1,2); Bakioğlu, Akın (1) 1: Ankara Universty, Turkey; 2: Sociology Accociation, Turkey Bosses and 'new' strangers: Syrian workers' positions in craft-based furniture industry RN17 | 04a | P: Can Labour Voice be Oppressed? 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room PC.6.30 Session Chair: Bengt Larsson, University of Gothenburg Presentations: Avola, Maurizio University of Catania, Italy Structural weaknesses, economic downturn and the competition between immigrants and natives in the Italian labour market Stanojević, Antonia (1); Akkerman, Agnes (2) 1: Radboud University; 2: Radboud University The Oppressive Boss and Employees' Authoritarianism: Exploring the Relation between Suppression of Voice by Employers and Employees' Preferences for Authoritarian Political Leadership Tibajev, Andrey Linköping University, Sweden The earnings of immigrants: actual versus potential country-specific human capital Dijkstra, Guido; Akkerman, Agnes; Sluiter, Roderick Radboud University, The Netherlands Suppression of voice in the workplace and its effect on the political efficacy of the worker RN17 | 03c | H: The Changing World of Work 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room HA.2.6 Session Chair: Jan Czarzasty, Warsaw School of Economics (SGH) Presentations: Redmalm, David (1); Skoglund, Annika (1); Berglund, Karin (2) 1: Department of Industrial Engineering and Management, Uppsala University; 2: Stockholm Business School, Stockholm University Möbius Management: The Internal Dynamics of Business Ethics Programmes Popa, Silvia University of Bucharest, Romania Changes in the Newsroom: Technology, Improvisation and Multitasking Yan, Xia The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong S.A.R. (China) Self-disciplined entrepreneurs in the new economy: A case study of white-collar engineers in China's 342 Manevska, Katerina; Akkerman, Agnes; Sluiter, Roderick Radboud University Nijmegen, The Netherlands Which voices get suppressed and why? Studying antecedents of voice suppression and burdens to employee voice in The Netherlands Erdinc, Isil Université Paris Dauphine, France Labour movement in a context of state repression in Turkey: Wildcat strikes and the internationalization of trade union action under the AKP rule RN17 | 04b | P: Employer Perceptions and Practices – Discrimination and Discourse 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room PC.6.31 Session Chair: Barbara Bechter, Durham University Business School Presentations: Wiesboeck, Laura 343 University of Vienna, Austria New cleavages in the low-wage labour market of the Central European region? Employment practices in the Austrian border region Kubala, Konrad University of Lodz, Poland Discourses on work and entrepreneurship. Defining reality in (post)transformational Poland Schuster, Julia Johannes Kepler University Linz, Austria A field experiment testing for discrimination against ethnic minorities in the Austrian labour market Yemane, Ruta (1); Koopmans, Ruud (1); Veit, Susanne (1); Lancee, Bram (2) 1: WZB Berlin, Germany; 2: University of Amsterdam Discrimination based on phenotype in the German Labor Market RN17 | 04c | P: Changing Environments and the Implications for Labour Relations 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room PC.6.32 Session Chair: Jan Czarzasty, Warsaw School of Economics (SGH) Presentations: Ulfsdotter Eriksson, Ylva; Larsson, Bengt; Adolfsson, Petra University of Gothenburg, Sweden Individual wage setting in the public sector – Fulfilments of a “one company approach”? Organized by John Geary, Andreas Kornelakis, Oscar Molina, Roberto Pedersini Session Chair: Andreas Kornelakis, King's College London Presentations: Kornelakis, Andreas (1); Voskeritsian, Horen (2); Veliziotis, Michail (3); Kapotas, Panos (4) 1: King's College London, United Kingdom; 2: University of the West of England, Bristol, United Kingdom; 3: University of Southampton, United Kingdom; 4: University of Portsmouth, United Kingdom Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Social Partners and Labour Market Reforms in Greece under Austerity Geary, John University College Dublin, Ireland Did the chickens come home to roost? Public pay settlement and industrial conflict in post-crisis Ireland Bordogna, Lorenzo (1); Bach, Stephen (2) 1: University of Milano, Italy; 2: King's College London Public service employment relations in the EU countries after the crisis: a fundamental change or business as usual? Pedersini, Roberto Università degli Studi di Milano, Italy Industrial relations through the crisis in Italy: Which way forward? Murgia, Annalisa Leeds University Business School, United Kingdom Seizing the Hybrid Areas of work by Re-presenting self-Employment RN17 | 05b | P: Job Satisfaction and Workplace Representation Meyer, Daniel (1); Schmalz, Stefan (2); Göttert, Anne (2) 1: Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies, Cologne, Germany; 2: Friedrich Schiller University Jena, Germany Declining Demographics, Growing Worker Demands: Insights from Eastern Germany Session Chair: Agnes Akkerman, Radboud University Czarnik, Szymon; Kocór, Marcin Jagiellonian University, Poland Occupational Sex Segregation vis-à-vis Differences in Education, Skills and Employers' Preferences RN17 | 05a | P: Crisis, Post-Crisis and Employment Relations (special session 1) 31.08.2017 |11:00 | Room PC.6.30 344 31.08.2017 |11:00 | RoomPC.6.31 Presentations: Gabathuler, Heinz; Ziltener, Patrick University of Zurich, Switzerland Workplace employee representation in a voluntaristic context: the Swiss case in comparison Garzi, Rosita (1); Zamaro, Nereo (2); Cappello, Sonja (1); Fazzi, Gabriella (2) 1: Università degli Studi di Perugia, Italy; 2: ISTAT - Istituto Nazionale di Statistica, Italy 345 The effects of individual motivation and contextual factors on job satisfaction. A cross-sector analysis. McGovern, Patrick LSE, United Kingdom Stuck on similarities and differences? The practice of comparative workplace employment relations research Gürler, Deniz Kocaeli University, Turkey Can workers' cooperatives be considered as a prefigurative model to transform of capitalist production relations? RN17 | 06a | P: Crisis, Post-Crisis and Employment Relations (special session 2) 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.6.30 Organized by John Geary, Andreas Kornelakis, Oscar Molina, Roberto Pedersini Session Chair: Roberto Pedersini, Università degli Studi di Milano Presentations: Tassinari, Arianna University of Warwick, United Kingdom Concertation during and after the crisis: is governmental unilateralism the only game left in town in the Eurozone periphery? Zajak, Sabrina; Gortanutti, Giulia; Lauber, Johanna; Nikolas, Ana-Maria Ruhr-University Bochum, Germany Talking about the same but different? Alliances and cooperation in social movement and industrial relations theory. An integrative approach Barroso, Margarida Martins Lisbon University Institute (ISCTE-IUL), Portugal Recovering from the crisis. Organizational adjustment practices in South Europe. Bessa, Ioulia; Valizade, Danat; Stuart, Mark University of Leeds, United Kingdom Why flexible working arrangements did not protect the Greek labour market during the recession? A dual labour market perspectiv RN17 | 06b | P: Regulatory Mechanisms and Changing Patterns of Labour Mobility 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.6.31 346 Session Chair: Joanna Karmowska, Oxford Brookes University Presentations: Lin, Mei-Ling National Open University, Taiwan, Taiwan Transnational Capital/Labour Flows - Managing Cross-Border Collaborative Projects. Adapting Labour Market Policy to a Transformed Employment Structure Meardi, Guglielmo University of Warwick, United Kingdom Towards 'fair control' over movement of labour: Labour market regulations and immigration at the EU margins Ciupijus, Zinovijus; Alberti, Gabriella; Liz, Oliver; Mark, Stuart; Chris, Forde; Jo, Cutter University of Leeds, United Kingdom Brexit and the future of EU labour mobility to the UK: the analysis of institutional actors' responses to changing regulatory mechanisms of migration Bachinger, Almut; Perumadan, Jimy International Centre for Migration Policy Development (ICMPD), Austria Europeanization of work and the implications for labour inspectorates RN17 | 07a | P: Crisis, Post-Crisis and Employment Relations (special session 3) 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.6.30 Organized by John Geary, Andreas Kornelakis, Oscar Molina, Roberto Pedersini Session Chair: John Geary, University College Dublin Presentations: KARAKIOULAFI, Christina University of Crete, Greece Unemployment and precarious employment experiences in Greece in times of crisis Obiol-Francés, Sandra (1); Santos Ortega, Antonio (1); Villar Aguilés, Alicia (1); Muñoz, David (1); Querol, Vicent (2) 1: University of València, Spain; 2: Jaume I University, Spain New middle classes facing crisis: old and new precariousness 347 Sipos, Flórián; Csoba, Judit University of Debrecen, Hungary The revival of the household economy -- Social Land Program in Hungary Organized by John Geary, Andreas Kornelakis, Oscar Molina, Roberto Pedersini Session Chair: Andreas Kornelakis, King's College London Bithymitris, Giorgos (1); Papadopoulos, Orestis (2) 1: Panteion University of Social & Political Science, Greece; 2: Keele University Vocational habitus in liminal contexts: the case of a Greek training voucher in Tourism sector Presentations: RN17 | 07b | P: Insitutional Responses to the Vulnerabilities of Migrant Workforce Arsentyeva, Nina (1); Busygin, Sergei (2) 1: Institute of Economics and Industrial Engineering, Russian Federation; 2: Novosibirsk State University, Russian Federation The young people in the labor market: employment issues 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.6.31 Session Chair: Guglielmo Meardi, University of Warwick Presentations: Wallinder, Ylva University of Gothenburg, Sweden Imagined independence among Swedish highly skilled labour migrants Schindler, Saskja; Hofmann, Julia University of Vienna, Austria Between national and global: Challenges to Trade Union Solidarity by Migration, Europeanization and the Rise of the Populist Right. Karmowska, Joanna (1); Child, John (2) 1: Oxford Brookes University, United Kingdom; 2: University of Birmingham, United Kingdom Extending the typification of temporary organization: the case of a trade union Voivozeanu, Maria Alexandra University of Bucharest, Romania Union and migrant advisory offices approaches towards posted workers in Germany RN17 | 08a | P: Crisis, Post-Crisis and Employment Relations (special session 4) 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PC.6.30 348 Papadopoulou, Olga University of the Aegean, Greece Returns of Education. Labour Market Inequalities in times of crisis. Buffel, Veerle (1); Van de Velde, Sarah (2) 1: Ghent University, Belgium; 2: University of Antwerp, Belgium Negative attitudes towards unemployment in European countries, in relation to the activation shift & macroeconomic changes Pallarés i Cardona, Elisabet (1); Navarrete Moreno, Lorenzo (2); Fernandez Araiz, Victor (1) 1: National Professional Spanish Association for Political Science and Sociology, Spain; 2: Complutense University of Madrid The working conditions effects of different intra-European mobility reasons RN17 | 08b | P: Ethnic Workers and Entrepreneurs 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PC.6.31 Session Chair: Joanna Karmowska, Oxford Brookes University Presentations: Çınar, Sidar Mardin Artuklu University, Turkey New Actors and New Conflict: Labour Conflict among Workers in Construction Industry in Turkey Bertolini, Alessio University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom The bargaining power of outsiders: the experience of temporary workers in Italy and the UK Trbojević, Nemanja S.; Vidicki, Vladan D. 349 University of Novi Sad - Faculty of Philosophy, Serbia Serbian immigration entrepreneurship in the USA: Case Study ŞEN, BESİME Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University, Turkey Small shops big tragedies: Doner/Kebap ethnic workers in Berlin Léonard, Moulin (3); ISSEHNANE, Sabina (1,2);Leila, Oumeddour (2) 1: Rennes 2 University, France and Center for employment studies; 2: Center for employment studies CEET; 3: INED The trajectories of job seekers with activity : exit to permanent contract or locking-in effects ? RN17 | 08c | P: New and Old Forms of Industrial Conflicts and Collective Representation RN17 | 09b | P: Employment Arrangements in Times of Globalization 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PC.6.32 01.09.2017 |11:00 | Room PC.6.31 Session Chair: Alex Lehr, Radboud University Nijmegen Session Chair: Peter Kerckhofs, Eurofound Presentations: Presentations: Pohl, Nicholas University of Lausanne, Switzerland Dynamics of labour struggles against austerity: a case study on the total strike in Madrid underground in 2010 McLachlan, Chris University of Hertfordshire, United Kingdom Internalising the experience of restructuring: steelworkers and occupational identity Bancarzewski, Maciej University of Hertfordshire, United Kingdom Alternative forms of the workers resistance in Poland's Japanese Foreign Direct Investment Plucienniczak, Piotr P. Fundacja Socjometr, Poland Beyond strikes: shape of workers' collective actions in Poland RN17 | 09a | P: Tranforming Labour (Market) Structures and Expectations 01.09.2017 |11:00 | Room PC.6.30 Session Chair: Bernd Brandl, University of Durham Presentations: Bendel, Alexander Federal Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (BAuA), Germany Job-rotation between companies in regional networks as a tool to maintain employability Zapf, Ines; Weber, Enzo Institute for Employment Research, Germany The role of employer, job and employee characteristics for flexible working time 350 Ignjatović, Miroljub; Kanjuo-Mrčela, Aleksandra, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia Precarity of work and employment in Slovenia: Forgotten flexicurity? Baharav, Liron (1); Darr, Asaf (2) 1: Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel; 2: University of Haifa Working on it at Home: Work and Family Conflicts experienced by Self-employed and Hired workers working from home Meil, Pamela Institute for Social Science Research, Munich, Germany Winner Takes All: Bidding and Contesting for highly skilled work on Internet Platforms RN17 | 10a | P: Voice Opportunities and Alternative Forms of Representation and Cooperation 01.09.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.6.30 Session Chair: Ines Zapf, Institute for Employment Research Presentations: De Angelis, Gianluca; Marrone, Marco University of Bologna, Italy Formalization or disrespect of labor? A survey on voucher based occasional employment in Italy 351 Herr, Benjamin University of Vienna, Austria „Please accept your new order“ - On-demand food delivery services and the social sustainability of platform-based work Gasparri, Stefano (1); Fullin, Giovanna (2); Ikeler, Peter (3) 1: University of Warwick, United Kingdom; 2: Università di Milano Bicocca, Italy; 3: SUNY Old Westbury, US Between institutions and movements: Comparing union strategies in fashion retail in Italy and US Redondo, Gisela; Burgués, Ana Universitat de Barcelona, Spain Dialogic leadership in the worker co-operatives RN17 | 10b | P: The Impact of Globalization on Working Conditions and Working Contexts 01.09.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.6.31 Session Chair: Peter Kerckhofs, Eurofound Presentations: Rabiej-Sienicka, Katarzyna Jagiellonian University, Poland Coworking - innovative form of work Kołodziej, Arkadiusz; Kołodziej-Durnaś, Agnieszka Szczecin University, Poland The impact of globalization on changes in maritime transport - globalization and the "global seafarer". RN17 | 11a | P: Industrial Relations and the Welfare State 01.09.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.6.30 Session Chair: Joanna Karmowska, Oxford Brookes University Presentations: Weghmann, Vera University of Nottingham, United Kingdom The Making and Breaking of Solidarity: The Struggle of Unemployed Workers in the UK. Zych, Jacek; Zielińska, Justyna University of Warsaw, Poland Work of the Unemployed? Working Conditions of the Marginalized Workers in Poland. Szklarczyk, Dariusz Jagiellonian University, Poland Effectiveness of the Tripartite Commission for Social and Economic Affairs (2001-2013) in Poland as an institution of social dialogue: conclusions and perspectives for the Social Dialogue Council as the new, systemic social dialogue body. RN17 | 11b | P: Occupations and Jobs 01.09.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.6.31 Session Chair: Peter Kerckhofs, Eurofound Presentations: Ubalde, Josep; Alarcón, Amado Universitat Rovira i Virgili, Spain Inter-Occupations Inequality and Linguistic Work BESOZZI, Roberta SFIVET, Switzerland Becoming on-the-job trainers: the impact of changes in the world of work Lainpelto, Jack Lund University, Sweden Destinated to become a restaurant worker? Satiroglu, Aysen (1); Akbiyik, Melike (2) 1: İstanbul University, Turkey; 2: İstanbul University, Turkey Survey of Career Plans of Sociology Senior Students After Graduation in Turkey Manzanera Román, Salvador University of Murcia, Spain Job insecurity and the devaluation of social inclusion: a new social cohesion model in Spain 352 353 Presentations: Constantopoulou, Christiana Panteion University Social and Political Sciences, Greece Introduction: the symbolic importance of political theatricalization in contemporary communication Mylonas, Yiannis Higher School of Economics, Russian Federation Race and class in German media representations of the 'Greek crisis' RN18 - SOCIOLOGY OF COMMUNICATIONS AND MEDIA RESEARCH RN18 | 01a | IC: Academic Labour, Digital Media and Capitalism 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room InterContinental - Omikron II Session Chair: Peter Golding, Northumbria University Presentations: Allmer, Thomas University of Stirling, United Kingdom Theorising Academic Labour Boninu, Lorenza University of Pisa/ MIUR, Italy The paradox of disintermediated knowledge: the unwitting path to marketisation of educative system Dekalov, Vladislav Saint Petersburg State University, Russian Federation Analyzing «attention economy»: communicative capital, communicative labour and communicative exploitation Kaun, Anne; Guyard, Carina Södertörn University, Sweden Workfulness - Disconnection is the new black RN18 | 01b | IC: Theatricalization, Contemporary Communication and Media Representations 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room InterContinental - Aphrodite I Session Chair: Romina Surugiu, University of Bucharest, Faculty of Journalism and Communication Studies 354 KOMBAROV, VYACHESLAV University of Novosibirsk; Institute of Economics and Industrial Engineering (Siberian Branch of Rusian Academy of Science), Russian Federation Alone voice onstage at Russian media: subjectivation through bodily symbolism as avant-garde political discourse (Pavlensky's case) Jüssen, Lara University of Bonn, Germany Political Theater as „act of citizenship“ in urban public space. Madrid migrant household workers emplacing citizenship through creative protest RN18 | 01c | IC: Migration Flows as Moral Panic 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room InterContinental - Aphrodite II Session Chair: Roy Panagiotopoulou, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens Presentations: Bilic, Pasko (1); Furman, Ivo (2); Yildirim, Savas (2) 1: Institute for Development and International Relations, Croatia; 2: Istanbul Bilgi University, Turkey The Political Economy of Moral Panics: A Computational Social Science Analysis Pece, Emanuela; Mangone, Emiliana University of Salerno, Italy Communication in Europe: the representation of migrants “translated” into moral panics Van Neste-Gottignies, Amandine Université libre de Bruxelles (ULB), Belgium An invisible communication. How the Belgian Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers and open centres communicate with migrants? 355 Corbu, Nicoleta; Bârgăoanu, Alina; Buturoiu, Raluca; Durach, Flavia National University of Political Studies and Public Administration, Romania Media frames and the tone of news coverage on the migrant crisis: A quantitative content analysis Lund, Arwid Lund University, Sweden Public Data Opened Exclusively for the Commons? RN18 | 02a | IC: Media Content – Image and Representation Martins, Paulo ISCTE-Instituto Universitátio de Lisboa, Portugal Mediatized Capitalism: the numbness of permanent adjustment through reflexivity 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room InterContinental - Aphrodite I Session Chair: Adriana Daniela Ștefănel, University of Bucharest Presentations: Opermann, Signe University of Tartu, Estonia Generational perceptions of social acceleration in the context of deepening mediatization Stylianou, Stelios Cyprus University of Technology, Cyprus Opinions of Television Audience about Television Content: Results from a General Population Survey RN18 | 03a | IC: Unmaking Journalism: Change and Alternative Christou, Miranda University of Cyprus, Cyprus Image as Evidence: Baring Pain in the News Media Session Chair: Raluca Petre, Ovidius University of Constanta Makowska, Marta (1); Sillup, George (2); Porth, Stephen (2) 1: Warsaw University of Life Sciences, Poland; 2: Saint Joseph's University, Philadelphia, PA, USA Newspaper Coverage of Ethical Issues Concerning Pharmaceutical Industry - Comparison between the U.S. and Poland. Papanagnou, Vaios London School of Economics and Political Science, United Kingdom Change in journalism: justifying the domestication of social media in the Guardian Boucas, Dimitris; Michalis, Maria University of Westminster, United Kingdom SUSTAINABILITY OF COMMUNITY NETWORKS IN THE UK AND GREECE: EVIDENCE FROM KEY ACTORS RN18 | 02b | IC: Communication Theory and Social Change 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room InterContinental - Aphrodite II Session Chair: Peter Golding, Northumbria University Presentations: Jäckel, Michael Trier University, Germany The judging audience. Exit, Voice, and Loyalty in the Field of Media Consumption 356 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room InterContinental - Omikron II Presentations: Bulut, Ergin; Can, Onder; Sim, Melike Aslı Koc University, Turkey Media Internships as a Critical Pedagogical Practice: Negotiating Exploitation, Criticizing the Curriculum, and Resisting the Creative Work Ethic Tasdemir, Sergul Galatasaray University, Turkey The Myth of Global Journalism: BBC World News Online Coverage of the Syrian Refugee Crisis Spyridou, Paschalia University of Cyprus, Cyprus Exploring the 'alternativeness' and economic prospects of cooperative media in the post-journalism era. Are users willing to become part of the media reform? RN18 | 03b | IC: Social Media and Tensions Between Equality and Inequality 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room InterContinental - Aphrodite I Session Chair: Magdalena Kania-Lundholm, Uppsala University 357 Presentations: RN18 | 04a | IC: Public Service Media and its Old and New Challenges Filipek, Kamil University of Warsaw, Poland The Sharing Industry and Sharing Strategies of Polish Social Media Users 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room InterContinental - Aphrodite I Zdravković, Željka University of Zadar, Croatia Digital inequalities in four South-East European Countries Mutlu, Mehmet Middle East Technical University, Turkey Can the subaltern post? Zangvil, Arnon Private researcher and software platform architect, Israel Rebuilding social media: Insights from Engaging Autism RN18 | 03c | IC: Work in Media and Communication Industries 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room InterContinental - Aphrodite II Session Chair: Romina Surugiu, University of Bucharest, Faculty of Journalism and Communication Studies Presentations: Mills, Anthony Andrew University of Vienna, Austria European national security journalists in the age of surveillance: An endangered species? Moreira, Vera (1); Alves, Paulo Marques (2); Botelho, Maria do Carmo (2) 1: Universidade do Minho; 2: ISCTE-University Institute of Lisbon, Portugal The reasons for dissatisfaction with work and turnover. Case study in a call centre of a Portuguese bank Primorac, Jaka Institute for Development and International Relations, Croatia Project networks and the local labour market. The implications of foreign film productions for the Croatian audio-visual industry Grohmann, Rafael University of São Paulo/ FIAM-FAAM University, Brazil Where is Social Class in Brazilian Communication Research? 358 Session Chair: Pasko Bilic, Institute for Development and International Relations Presentations: Petre, Raluca (1); Tocia, Mariana (1); Codău, Alexandra (1); Vanghelescu, Valentin (2); Tocitu, Adelina (3) 1: Ovidius University of Constanta, Romania; 2: University of Bucharest, Romania; 3: SRR, Radio Constan฀ a From State to Public Media, and Back? PSM in Romania after the removal of the radio-tv fee Surugiu, Romina University of Bucharest, Faculty of Journalism and Communication Studies, SPARTA Center, Romania Public Television in Romania. A critical assesment of its beginnings Olgun, Cem Koray Adiyaman University, Turkey Public and Corporate News Media in Turkey: Changing the Habitus of Journalists Hülür, Himmet (1); Olgun, Cem Koray (2) 1: Abant İzzet Baysal University, Turkey; 2: Adıyaman University, Turkey Public Service Broadcasting in an Age of Interactive Media RN18 | 04b | IC: Social Media and Civic Participation 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room InterContinental - Aphrodite II Session Chair: Magdalena Kania-Lundholm, Uppsala University Presentations: Tiidenberg, Katrin Aarhus University / Tallinn University, Denmark Space of resistance – everyday practices of rejecting normativity on Tumblr Sen, Ayse Fulya Firat University, Turkey 359 Public Opposition in the Era of Digital Activism: An Analysis of the Form of Digital Activism of the "United June Movement" in Turkey Bocchino, Antonello University of Westminster, United Kingdom Social media activism and the impact of urgency, on-line solidarity and resistance upon the perception of time. A case study of a patients' social movement. Yang, Fang-Chih National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan Taiwanese Celebrities in the Chinese Language Market: Exploring the Politics of gender, ethnicity, and nationalism RN18 | 05a | IC: Social Media Exploitation, Communicative Capitalism and Alternatives 31.08.2017 |11:00 | RoomInterContinental - Omikron II Session Chair: Thomas Allmer, University of Stirling Presentations: Mazali, Tatiana Politecnico di Torino, Italy From Industry 4.0 to Society 4.0, there and back. The "question" of participation. Lee, Trenton James University of Westminster, United Kingdom Theory of You(Tube): A Critical Theory of the Commodified Identity Pentzold, Christian University of Bremen, Germany ‚Wikipedia works in practice, not in theory.' Achieving alternative peer production through mundane routines, encyclopedic ideologies, and regimes of qualification RN18 | 05b | IC: News Production: Practices in Post-Factual Times 31.08.2017 |11:00 | RoomInterContinental - Aphrodite I Session Chair: Romina Surugiu, University of Bucharest, Faculty of Journalism and Communication Studies Presentations: 360 Kostarella, Ioanna (1); Theodosiadou, Sofia (2); Touri, Maria (3) 1: TEI of Western Macedonia, Department of Digital Media and Communication; 2: Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece, Department of Journalism and Mass Media; 3: Leicester University,UK, Department of Mass Media and Communication Mapping the patterns of fake news Gantzias, George HELLENIC OPEN UNIVERSITY, Greece Cultural Policy, Digital Communication and Fake News: The cultural model to regulate Fake News Kirilina, Nadezda Higher School of Economics National Research University, Russian Federation What Makes online Content Viral? Maeseele, Pieter University of Antwerp, Belgium Journalism, democracy and Europe: towards a sustainable future RN18 | 05c | IC: EU Fiscal Crisis and the Media 31.08.2017 |11:00 | RoomInterContinental - Aphrodite II Session Chair: Roy Panagiotopoulou, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens Presentations: Frangonikolopoulos, Christos (1); Panagiotou, Nikos (2); Theodosiadou, Sofia (3); Poulakidakos, Stamatis (4) 1: Aristotle Univeristy of Thessaloniki; 2: Aristotle Univeristy of Thessaloniki; 3: Aristotle Univeristy of Thessaloniki; 4: National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece Media coverage in the post-truth era: The case of refugee and financial “crises” in Europe Grisold, Andrea; Theine, Hendrik WU Vienna University of Economics and Business, Austria Socio-Economic Inequality and the Print Media: A Comparative Analysis of Piketty's 'Capital' in Selected European Countries Harjuniemi, Timo Juhani University of Helsinki, Finland From ´Austerity Britain´ to Obsessive Austerity – Framing Austerity in ´The Economist´ Magazine 361 RN18 | 06a | IC: Alternative Narratives in Contemporary Communication 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room InterContinental - Omikron II Session Chair: Magdalena Kania-Lundholm, Uppsala University Presentations: Zilinskaite, Viktorija Vilnius Gediminas Technical University, Lithuania Fashion Blogs' and Vlogs' Challenge for Fashion Theory: Relation between Fashion Type and Its Media Monaci, Sara (1); Mazza, Caterina (1); Taddeo, Gabriella (2) 1: Politecnico di Torino, Italy; 2: INDIRE, Italy Designing alternative narratives to contrast violent Islamist online propaganda: a participatory approach. Can, Önder Koç University, Turkey Fusing Work and Play: New Intimacies Emerging in Gaming Houses of Professional Video Game Playing in Turkey Chang, Hui-Lan National Chengchi University, Taiwan APP ecosystems: From an evolutionary perspective RN18 | 06b | IC: News Production in an International Perspective 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room InterContinental - Aphrodite I Session Chair: Pasko Bilic, Institute for Development and International Relations Presentations: Rosca, Luminita University of Bucharest, Romania, ICUB - The Research Institut of University of Bucharest, Faculty of Journalism and Communication Studies, SPARTA Center The representations of digital journalists on migration and (rising) populism in Romania Ioannou, Gregoris University of Cyprus, Cyprus Representations of contentious action in news and social media: A case study of a Cypriot environmental initiative RN18 | 06c | IC: Political Discourse and Mediatization of Politics 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room InterContinental - Aphrodite II Session Chair: Peter Golding, Northumbria University Presentations: Pleios, Georgios Giannakis University of Athens, Greece From Referendum (2015) to Grexit: how and why the Greek media failed Panagiotopoulou, Roy National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece Us vs them: Populist discourse in political communication Takas, Emmanouil Panteion University, Greece “Us” and “Them”. Construction of Brexit in the German Press. Exploring the Hegemonic Contemplations of Germany Roventa-Frumusani, Daniela; Irimescu, Alexandra-Oana University of Bucharest, Romania Romanian women politicians and electoral campaigns. Case study: the local 2016 elections Xin, Xin University of Westminster, United Kingdom Financialization of News in China in the Age of the Internet: the Case of Xinhuanet RN18 | 07a | IC | RT | 1: ROUNDTABLE: Media Narratives - Social Realities Persson, Gustav University of Gothenburg, Sweden Giving an account of oneself in journalism: Footing and ethical violence in journalistic discourse Session Chair: Romina Surugiu, University of Bucharest, Faculty of Journalism and Communication Studies 362 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room InterContinental - Aphrodite II 363 Presentations: Cam, Serife Ankara University, Turkey Greeks of the Prime Time Television Serials in Turkey Wagner, Christiane UNICAMP, Brazil Technology and Science as Fiction Narratives and its social politics issues Robertson, Alexa Stockholm University, Sweden From Robin Hood to Mr. Robot: popular cultural narratives of protest on television Asochakov, Yury St.Petersburg State University, Russian Federation Cyber-Optimism and the Realities of Digitalizing Communications: The Predicament of Digital Civil Society RN18 | 07a | IC | RT | 2: ROUNDTABLE: Media in Society and Politics RN18 | 07a | IC | RT | 3: ROUNDTABLE: New Challenges for New Media in a Fast Changing Social Environment 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room InterContinental - Aphrodite II Session Chair: Raluca Petre, Ovidius University of Constanta Presentations: Belinskaya, Yulia University of Vienna, Austria The International Role of Public Service Media Espinar-Ruiz, Eva; González-Díaz, Cristina; Martínez-Gras, Rodolfo University of Alicante, Spain Youth and the on-line information environment: Uninformed citizens? Musarò, Pierluigi; Parmiggiani, Paola University of Bologna, Italy Beyond Black and White: The Role of Media in Portraying and Policing Migration and Asylum in Italy 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room InterContinental - Aphrodite II RN18 | 07b | IC: Theatricalization and Digital Representations Session Chair: Thomas Allmer, University of Stirling 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room InterContinental - Aphrodite I Presentations: Session Chair: Christiana Constantopoulou, Panteion University Social and Political Sciences Lucchesi, Dario University of Padua, Italy Online Opposition to Immigration: how extremism are challenging the European Public Sphere Presentations: Bene, Marton MTA TK, Hungary The viralization of politics: Investigating the link between candidates' Facebook performance and electoral success Fernandez, Alberto; Sadaba, Igor; Gordo, Angel; D'Antonio, Sergio; Rendueles, Cesar Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain Indicators of Efectiveness, Impact and Return in Online Campaingns for Traffic Institution Social Media Juzefovičs, Jānis; Vihalemm, Triin University of Tartu, Estonia The popular meaning-making of media in a political crisis: the Ukraine crisis and Baltic Russianspeakers 364 Aladro, Eva; Semova, Dimitrina; Requeijo, Paula UNIVERSIDAD COMPLUTENSE DE MADRID, Spain ARTIVISM: POLITICS and ART. CASE STUDIES FROM AN INTERNATIONAL PROJECT Jaakkola, Maarit University of Gothenburg, Sweden YouTube reviewers: Exploring the emerging practices and boundaries of online reviewing Chankova, Elena Russian State Social University, Russian Federation Gamification in Russian Bloggers' Communication as a form of Teatralization. Lychkovska, Oksana Odessa I.I. Mechnikov National University, Ukraine 365 UKRAINIAN AND RUSSIAN DIGITAL MEDIA NARRATIVES ABOUT “THE CRIMEA ISSUE”: THEATRICALIZATION OF POLITICS AND HYBRID WAR RN18 | 08a | IC: Social Media Use - Promises and Expectations 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room InterContinental - Omikron II Session Chair: Raluca Petre, Ovidius University of Constanta Back to the local! EU Cohesion policy as a strategy to reduce democratic deficit and to contrast populisms. Roginsky, Sandrine UCL (université catholique de louvain), Belgium European institutions: a new type of communication for a new era? How Facebook and Twitter have been integrated into communication and media activities. The case of the Members of the European Parliament Presentations: RN18 | 09a | IC: Digital Labour, Value Creation and Knowledge Labour Frunzaru, Valeriu; Garba฀ evschi, Demetra National University of Political Studies and Public Administration, Romania Measuring Interest in Online Identity Management. Scale Development and Validation 01.09.2017 |11:00 | Room InterContinental - Aphrodite I Geelan, Torsten (1); Hodder, Andy (2) 1: University of Cambridge, United Kingdom; 2: University of Birmingham, United Kingdom Union Solidarity International: The Unfullfilled Promise of the Internet and Social Media Fernández Peña, Emilio (1); Ramajo Hernández, Natividad (1); Pardo Gila, José Manuel (1) 1: Centre d'Estudis Olimpics i del Esport Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain; Violence in "La Liga" throughout Twitter: actors' interactions and network analysis NA, YUQI University of Westminster, United Kingdom Ideas, Opinions and Ideologies of the Internet and Social Media: A Case Study in China RN18 | 08b | IC: EU Policies and the Media 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room InterContinental - Aphrodite I Session Chair: Roy Panagiotopoulou, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens Presentations: Trimithiotis, Dimitris University of Cyprus, Cyprus (De)Constructing Europe in the online news media Belluati, Marinella Universty of Turin, Italy 366 Session Chair: Thomas Allmer, University of Stirling Presentations: Ceyhan, Cagdas (1); Hatipoglu Aydin, Duygu (2) 1: Anadolu University, Turkey; 2: Yalova University, Turkey Invisible Face of Digital Labor in Turkey: Working Conditions in Software Industry Kornienko, Vasilyi (1); Basimov, Mikhail (2) 1: Kurgan State University, Russian Federation; 2: Russian State Social University, Russian Federation PRINTED PUBLICATIONS AS A SOURCE OF INFORMATION ABOUT THE POLICY Bozkurt, Başak Marmara University, Turkey Labouring in Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) Sector in Istanbul, Turkey Lisdero, Pedro Matías; Scribano, Adrián Oscar CONICET, Argentine Republic Work and sensibilities. Mercantilization and processes of expropriation around digital labour RN18 | 09b | IC: Social Media, Connection or Disconnection? 01.09.2017 |11:00 | Room InterContinental - Aphrodite II Session Chair: YUQI NA, University of Westminster Presentations: 367 Kania-Lundholm, Magdalena Uppsala University, Sweden The power to switch off: media refusal and disconnection in the networked society RN18 | 10b | IC: Theatricalization in Contemporary TV Fiction Sfakianos, Nikolaos Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences, Greece Smartphones, Individual And Group Use: Introduction To a 'Smart' Era. Session Chair: Christiana Constantopoulou, Panteion University Social and Political Sciences Fisher, Eran The Open University of Israel, Israel When information wanted to be free: Information bifurcation and the origins of Web 2.0 d'Urbano, Paolo Doha Institute for Graduate Studies, Qatar Everything Sticks: the archive as a theoretical concept for the analysis of contemporary digital cultures and politics RN18 | 10a | IC: Media Coverage of Migration and Solidarity Networks 01.09.2017 |14:00 | Room InterContinental - Aphrodite I Session Chair: Pasko Bilic, Institute for Development and International Relations Presentations: Paxaman, Madalina Independent Researcher Community media in refugee settlements – “utilitarian content as vehicle for social advancement” Vatikiotis, Pantelis (1); Milioni, Dimitra (2) 1: Kadir Has University, Turkey; 2: Cyprus University of Technology, Cyprus Do alternative media in Greece build 'politics of connection' among diverse democratic struggles? Hasdemir, Tugba; Cetin, Selcuk Gazi University, Turkey Making or Unmaking Europe through the Readmission Agreement: Media Coverage of Immigration in Turkey's Case Yanardagoglu, Eylem; Vatikiotis, Pantelis Kadir Has University, Turkey Online practices of migrant solidarity networks across Greece and Turkey 368 01.09.2017 |14:00 | Room InterContinental - Aphrodite II Presentations: Ștefănel, Adriana Daniela University of Bucharst, Romania,Faculty of Journalism and Communication Studies,Centrul SPARTA Crossing borders or building fences through television films? Zervou, Regina Institute for Education Policy, Greece IMMIGRANT WOMAN: THAT DESPICABLE WHORE – images of women immigrants in two Greek T.V. serials of the 2000's. Larochelle, Dimitra Laurence University Sorbonne Nouvelle - Paris 3, France The Theatricalization of patriarchate's power through Turkish television series: the legitimation of rape Fugimoto, Jorge Henrique Federal University of São Paulo, Brazil Zombifying: violence, death and destruction of bodies in The Walking Dead RN18 | 11a | IC: Twitter, the New Political Communication Medium? 01.09.2017 |16:00 | Room InterContinental - Aphrodite I Session Chair: Roy Panagiotopoulou, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens Presentations: FRANCONY, JEAN-MARC; PAPA, FRANCOISE UNIVERSITÉ GRENOBLE ALPES, France; Twitter and the TV : two spaces interrelated for public debate Chalavazis, Iosif National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece Twitter and Populism: The case of four Greek political leaders 369 Rigou, Marina Panteion University of Athens, Greece Social Media. The political expression aspect Elvestad, Eiri (1); Phillips, Angela (2) 1: University college of Southeast Norway, Norway; 2: Goldsmiths, University of London, UK The role of news media in high trust and low trust societies RN18 | 11b | IC: Digital Activism and (Alternative) Media 01.09.2017 |16:00 | Room InterContinental - Aphrodite II Session Chair: YUQI NA, University of Westminster Presentations: Rovira Sancho, Guiomar Universidad Autonoma Metropolitana, Mexico CONNECTED CROWDS AND THE FREE APPROPIATION OF FEMINISM Nika, Sofia National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece Celebrity activism during the Greek refugee crisis Bijaoui, Sylvie Fogiel College of Management Academic Studies, Israel Sleeping with the enemy: Mixed marriages in the Israeli media. RN19 - SOCIOLOGY OF PROFESSIONS RN19 | 01a | P: Academics between Professionalism and the Market 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.5.28 Session Chair: Christiane Schnell, Institute of Social Research at the Goethe-University Frankfurt Presentations: Carvalho, Teresa; Diogo, Sara University of Aveiro and CIPES, Portugal Europeanisation, knowledge society and the emergence of a 'new' professional group Beagan, Brenda Dalhousie University, Canada The academy as profession: Processes of social inclusion and exclusion Abramov, Roman National research University Higher School of Economics, Russian Federation The role tensions and new challenges for Russian academic professional in the conditions of neoliberal reforms in higher education system Samarsky, Elena University of Oxford, United Kingdom Academic Mobility within the EU - a Voluntary or a Necessary Move: the Case of German Academics in the UK Parding, Karolina; Berg-Jansson, Anna; McGrath-Champ, Susan Lulea University of Technology, Sweden Teachers ahead, organisation of work backlogs? - on conditions for workplace learning & a discrepancy between profession and organisation 370 371 RN19 | 02a | P: Digitalization and New Technologies 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.5.28 Session Chair: Roman Abramov, National research University Higher School of Economics Presentations: Brandt, Philipp University of Mannheim, Germany The emergence of data science: A micro-level explanation of professional status formation Antoshchuk, Irina European University at Saint-Petersburg, Russian Federation Globalization in IT profession: new prospects or pains of professionalization? Martinell Barfoed, Elizabeth; Hjärpe, Teres Lund University, Sweden Digital infrastructures configuring social work Iarskaia-Smirnova, Elena (1); Yarskaya, Valentina (2); Kononenko, Rostislav (1) 1: National Research University Higher School of Econ, Russian Federation; 2: Saratov State Technical University, Saratov, Russia Social Work images in Russian mass media and educational literature: cultural resource of professional status RN19 | 03a | P: Political Impact of Professionalism 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PC.5.28 Session Chair: Teresa Carvalho, University of Aveiro Presentations: Tonche, Juliana University of Sao Paulo, Brazil Activism among public defenders of the state of Sao Paulo: analysis and a career profile Radin, Arianna(1); Spina, Elena(2); Orciani, BiancaMaria (2) 1: Università di Torino, Italy; 2: Università Politecnica delle Marche, Italy Abortion and conscientious objection in Italy. A professional matter. 372 Schnell, Christiane Institute of Social Research at the Goethe-University Frankfurt, Germany Revisiting professionalism as a source of critique Giannouli, Iliana National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece Foreign Correspondents in Greece: Analyzing the working routines and cultural challenges of the foreign press corps Liubimau, Siarhei European Humanities University, Lithuania Life story interviews method in studies of de-industrialization RN19 | 04a | P: Health Professions in Change 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room PC.5.28 Session Chair: Christiane Schnell, Institute of Social Research at the Goethe-University Frankfurt Presentations: Serra, Helena Universidade Nova de Lisboa/Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities, Portugal Refreshing professions theory: contributions from actor perspective(s) to understand multiprofessional teamwork in health Sena, Barbara Unitelma Sapienza University, Italy Health organisations vs nursing professionalization: Institutional, organisational and cultural barriers to the recognition of nurse's autonomy in Italian healthcare contexts. van Bochove, Marianne (2); Saks, Michael Paul (1) 1: University of Suffolk, United Kingdom; 2: Erasmus University Rotterdam, The Netherlands Professionals and volunteers: Recognising diversity in the health care division of labour Knudsen, Sine Grønborg Roskilde University, Denmark The making of new professionals in Danish Type 2 diabetes care taking 373 RN19 | 05a | P: Professions in the European Market 31.08.2017 |11:00 | RoomPC.5.28 Session Chair: Helena Serra, Universidade Nova de Lisboa/Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities Presentations: Mik-Meyer, Nanna Copenhagen Business School, Denmark Market inspired professional work conducted towards homeless people in Danish shelters Başkavak, Gülşah Middle East Technical University Marketization and technological change: Turkish surgeons in a changing context Hamm, Marylou Université Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium, Sciences Po Strasbourg, France Monitoring "change management": EU experts in the Task Force for Greece Posukhova, Oxana; Klimenko, Ludmila; Frolova, Anna; Isaev, Dmitry; Nor-Arevyan, Oxana; Trapsh, Nikolay Southern Federal University, Russian Federation Professional identity of the inhabitants of the metropolis in the context of precarization of Russian society RN19 | 06a | P: Gender in Contemporary Professionalism 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.5.28 Session Chair: Teresa Carvalho, University of Aveiro Presentations: Delmas, Corinne Lille 2, France The contemporary evolutions of an established profession: the case of the notaries in France. Riska, Elianne K. University of Helsinki, Finland Women physicians in the Nordic countries Guia, Maria João (1); Pascual, Marta Ibáñez (2); Moreira, Sara Leitão (3); Esteves, Sílvia (4) 374 1: University of Coimbra Centre for Legal Research, Portugal; 2: University of Oviedo, Spain; 3: Faculty of Law, University of Coimbra; 4: Faculty of Medicine, University of Coimbra Portuguese Police Women in the Iberic Peninsula Police context Yurchenko, Olesya; Mansurov, Valery Institute of Sociology of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Russian Federation Women Engineers' Professionalism in the Times of Reforms RN19 | 07a | P: Subjectivity in Professional Work 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.5.28 Session Chair: Arianna Radin, University of Turin Presentations: Lazar, Florin (1); Ciocanel, Alexandra Maria (1); Rentea, Georgiana-Cristina (1); Gaba, Daniela (1); Mihai, Anca (1); Munch, Shari (2) 1: University of Bucharest, Romania; 2: School of Social Work, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey Between misrecognitions and satisfactions: health social workers' professional identity Hermane, Agnese; Treimane, Agnese Latvian Academy of Culture, Latvia Professionalism as a constraining or supporting aspect in amateur arts: the case of Song and Dance Celebration Moscatelli, Matteo; Argentin, Gianluca Catholic University Milan, Italy Defining what a “good teacher” is: the teachers' perspective Arachovas, Charalampos (1); Aranitou, Valia (2) 1: Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences, Greece; 2: University of Crete Industrial relations at crossroads: The case of “briefcase professions” in Greece RN16 | RN19 | 09a | P | JS: JOINT SESSION: Valuable Health Care? Curing and Caring in the Shadow of the Social and Economic Crisis 01.09.2017 |11:00 | Room PC.3.15 Joint Session of RN16 Sociology of Health and Illness and RN19 Sociology of Professions 375 Session Chairs: Christiane Schnell, Institute of Social Research at the Goethe-University Frankfurt Arianna Radin, University of Turin Presentations: Hartley, Kathy University of Salford, United Kingdom Changing frontline care roles to reduce bed blocking in the UK NHS Novkunskaya, Anastasiia European University at Saint-Petersburg, Russian Federation Does state care of those, who care about us? Some challenges for health care practitioners in the context of social and economic reforms van der Aa, Maartje Maastricht University, The Netherlands Health insurance and disability insurance: solidarity development and deservingness perceptions Gutjahr, Julia University of Hamburg, Germany, Institute of Sociology Between Caring and Killing – Ambivalences in the Profession of Farm Animal Veterinary Medicine RN20 - QUALITATIVE METHODS RN20 | 01a | P: Analysing Populism 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.4.22 Session Chair: Lukas Tomas Marciniak, Lodz University Presentations: Mlinarić, Martin Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg/Medical Faculty, Germany Sexual Difference in Serbia and Croatia: A Dispositive Analysis on Homophobia in the Western Balkans Ylä-Anttila, Tuukka University of Helsinki, Finland Computational and interpretive analysis of populist argumentation. Counterknowledge and conspiracy theory in Finnish anti-immigrant online publics Reichle, Niklaus University of St.Gallen, Institute of Sociology, Switzerland An interpretive perspective on self-perception and communicative strategies in contexts shaped by perceived precarity and social decline RN20 | 01b | P: Digitization and Mobility in Qualitative Research 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.4.23 Session Chair: Bernd Rebstein, Bayreuth University Presentations: Aapola-Kari, Sinikka (1); Tolonen, Tarja (2); Wrede-Jäntti, Matilda (3) 376 377 1: Finnish Youth Research Network, Finland; 2: University of Helsinki, Finland; 3: Finnish Youth Research Network, Finland Using interactive maps with young people – scanning diverse mobilities Rebstein, Bernd; Singh, Ajit Bayreuth University, Germany Exploring social worlds in migration and sports – Challenges of mobile research Semenova, Tatiana National Research University Higher School of Economics, Russian Federation Metaphor about MOOC power: systematic metaphor analysis RN20 | 02a | P: Ethnography I 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.4.22 RN20 | 02b | P: Objectivity, Subjectivity and Reflexivity I 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.4.23 Session Chair: Gerben Moerman, University of Amsterdam Presentations: Fynbo, Lars (1); Bengtsson, Tea T. (2) 1: University of Copenhagen; 2: SFI The Danish National Centre for Social Research Irrelevant? - Constructing knowledge out of nonsense Konecki, Krzysztof Tomasz University of Lodz, Poland How to be creative in the field and at the desk? Creative thinking in qualitative research. Presentations: Persico, Greta State University of Bergamo, Italy The humor approach in a multi situated ethnography with Roma groups: becoming a reflexive researcher. Erasga, Dennis Saturno De La Salle University, Philippines Autoethnography: Biographical Episodes in Ethnographic Narratives Schindler, Larissa JGU Mainz, Germany, Germany Reflexivity as a Methodological Resource Session Chair: Katarina Jacobsson, Lund University Wästerfors, David Lund University, Sweden No such thing as a complete picture. Studying meeting control by refining the angle on various types of data RN20 | 03a | P: Ethnography II 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PC.4.22 Åkerström, Malin Lund University, Sweden Capturing subtle conflicting moral expectations: the case of administrators vs. professors. Session Chair: Florian Elliker, University of St. Gallen Pawlowska, Beata University of Lodz, Poland Using ethnography and autoethnography in research of emotions in educational organization. Methodological difficulties. Esholdt, Henriette Frees Lund University, Sweden How do you get access to violence-promoting Islamist extremist environments? 378 Presentations: Jacobsson, Katarina Lund University, Sweden Meetings and documents: Making the background a topic for detailed ethnographic inquiry 379 Şahin, Nevin Ankara Yildirim Beyazit University, Turkey Negotiating Mevlevi Sufism: An Ethnographic Attempt for Policy Jabar, Melvin Allena De La Salle University, Philippines Use of Observation Method in Understanding Work Behaviors of People with Exceptionality Santos, Mário J.D.S. University Institute of Lisbon (ISCTE-IUL), Portugal Ethnography as “a way of being in the world” – Managing non-linearity in a multi-sited ethnography on home births Thomas, Stefan University of Applied Science, Potsdam, Germany The Research Forum as a Conceptual Frame for Social Self-Clarification in Participatory Research RN20 | 03b | P: Objectivity, Subjectivity and Reflexivity II 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PC.4.23 Session Chair: Tea Torbenfeldt Bengtsson, SFI - The Danish National Centre for Social Research Presentations: Elefant, Lior Tel Aviv University, Israel Going through the (E)Motions: Thoughts about reflexivity, emotions and qualitative research Magnin, Chantal Institute for Social Research in Frankfurt, Germany The Capitalist City and Demands for more Democracy. Methodological Reflections on Objectivity and Subjectivity Evseev, Evgenii Saint Petersburg State University, Russian Federation An attempt fuzzy analysis of the political opposition factors Thakur, Jeuty Jawaharlal Nehru University, India Fieldwork and the Field: Socio-anthropological Explorations. RN20 | 04a | P: Participation and Observation 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room PC.4.22 Session Chair: David Wästerfors, Lund University Presentations: 380 Valente, Adriana; Tudisca, Valentina The National Research Council of Italy, Institute of Research on Population and Social Policies, Italy Participatory approach to foster evidence-informed policy making and social inclusiveness in Europe Kissmann, Ulrike Tikvah; Sucherdt, Christoph University of Kassel, Germany How to Do Things with Words: The Analysis of Power Relations through Participant Observation RN20 | 05a | P: Videography and Visual Research 31.08.2017 |11:00 | RoomPC.4.22 Session Chair: Ulrike Tikvah Kissmann, University of Kassel Presentations: Tarr, Jen London School of Economics and Political Science, United Kingdom Thematic Analysis of Visual, Sonic and other Non-Textual Sources Legewie, Nicolas Martin (1); Nassauer, Anne (2) 1: Deutsches Institut für Wirtschaftsforschung (DIW Berlin), Germany; 2: Freie Universität (FU Berlin), Germany Visual Research in the 21st Century: Trends and Challenges Muntanyola Saura, Dafne Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona, Spain Video and the Arts: How Audiovisual Ethnography Shapes the Sociological Perspective Nechita, Florin (1); Tanaka, Hiromasa (2); Kajalo, Sami (3) 1: Transilvania University of Brasov, Romania; 2: Meisei University, Japan; 3: Aalto University, Finland How visual narratives influence the projected image of a tourist destination. A Japanese focus on Transylvania 381 Vollmer, Theresa Technische Universität Berlin (TU Berlin), Germany Videography of String Quartets RN20 | 06a | H: RN20 Keynote session: Mixing and Merging Methods 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room HB.1.13 Session Chair: Lukas Tomas Marciniak, Lodz University Presentations: Gobo, Giampietro University of Milan, Italy Beyond mixed methods: the merged methods alternative Buscatto, Marie University of Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne, France “Using the Research Question to Ground Rigorous Research” Moerman, Gerben; Wiersma, Laila; Pankow, Roman University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands Merging methods: Tensions in care interviews for collecting big data RN20 | 07a | H: Whose Side are we on? Ethics and Action in Qualitative Research 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room HB.1.13 Session Chair: Giampietro Gobo, University of Milan Presentations: Gottwald, Markus; Sowa, Frank Institute for Employment Research, Germany “Ok guys: what is actually your real assignment?” – The micropolitics of at-home ethnography Ravn, Signe University of Melbourne, Australia Adding you up and fitting you in? Ethical challenges in longitudinal designs with vulnerable groups Barmpati, Styliani; Vagias, Georgios; Koskinas, Konstantinos; Koletsi, Maria; Brailas, Alexios Panteion University of Social and Political Science, Greece 382 From “public” to “open”, then onto “big” data: Ethical and methodological considerations about online social research RN20 | 08a | H: Combining Methods 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room HB.1.13 Session Chair: Gerben Moerman, University of Amsterdam Presentations: Schulz, Jeremy (1); Robinson, Laura (2) 1: UC Berkeley, United States of America; 2: Santa Clara University, United States of America Using Qualitative Methods to Unpack Emergent Phenomenon: Exploring the Complementary Use of fsQCA and Narrative Analysis Segersven, Otto Erik; Arminen, Ilkka; Simonen, Mika University of Helsinki, Finland Quantifying Qualitative Findings in the Imitation Game Method Vivier, Géraldine; Courtel, Françoise National Institute for Demographic Studies, France A Survey in Parisian Public Baths. When Quantitative Data Lends Itself To Qualitative Analysis. Maltseva, Daria Higher School of Economics, Russian Federation Social network analysis: combining quantitative methods with qualitative approach RN20 | 08b | H: Narratives and Narrative Research 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room HB.2.17 Session Chair: Malin Åkerström, Lund University Presentations: Sheikhzadegan, Amir; Nollert, Michael University of Fribourg, Switzerland Analyzing spiritual transformation: A qualitative, multimethod approach Bernhard, Stefan; Massih-Tehrani, Nilgun Institute for Employment Research, Germany 383 Networks as identification resource – Evidence from narrative self-verifications of nascent entrepreneurs Grigoleit, Annette; Barthel, Julia; Gressmann, Lena Leuphana University Luenburg, Germany Linden Fiction 2050: The narrative making of “spaces of social imaginary” as part of urban sustainable development in Hannover-Linden, Germany RN20 | 09a | P: Analysing Solidarities 01.09.2017 |11:00 | Room PC.4.22 Session Chair: Marie Buscatto, University of Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne Kramarczyk, Justyna Malgorzata (1); Diestchy, Mireille (2) 1: Adam Mickiewicz University, Poland; 2: University of Strasbourg, France Understanding temporality. Using qualitative methods to explore quality of time Bryda, Grzegorz; Martini, Natalia Institute of Sociology, Jagiellonian University, Poland Approaching the curse of abundance in the contemporary field of qualitative research Mecfal, Sylwia University of Lodz, Poland Case study research and its application in investigating sensitive and difficult to access social phenomena. Presentations: RN20 | 11a | P: General Issues in Qualitative Research II Kusá, Zuzana Slovak Academy of Sciences, Slovak Republic "Roma living conditions? I do not care for them at all!" Attempt to interpret lack of solidarity to poor in Slovakia. 01.09.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.4.22 Sammet, Kornelia; Erhard, Franz Leipzig University, Germany Comparing Societies in Qualitative Research: Perspectives, Methodological Implications and Problems Kacperczyk, Anna University of Lodz, Poland Solidarity and subjectivity in extreme mountaineering RN20 | 10a | P: General Issues in Qualitative Research I 01.09.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.4.22 Session Chair: Krzysztof Tomasz Konecki, Lodz University Session Chair: Florian Elliker, University of St. Gallen Presentations: Serafis, Dimitris (1); Kitis, Dimitris (2); Archakis, Argiris (3) 1: University of Neuchatel, Switzerland; 2: University of the Witwatersrand, Johannersburg; 3: University of Patras, Greece Collective identity and anti-austerity protest: Graffiti from Athens' city-center Aruldoss, Vinnarasan; Nolas, Sevasti Melissa; Varvantakis, Christos University of Sussex, United Kingdom Emotional encounters in research: some reflections on childhood and public sphere McDonnell, Liz Jane (1); Phipps, Alison (1); Taylor, Jessica (2) 1: Sussex University, United Kingdom; 2: Independent Consultant Researching institutional culture: a tale of two universities Presentations: Jukschat, Nadine; Wollinger, Gina Rosa Criminological Research Institute of Lower Saxony, Germany Lost in translation: Challenges of cross-language qualitative research 384 385 Regional Disparities and Solidarity: How Geocoded Online Experiments Help to Contextualize Experimental Sociology Lorek, Kerstin Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg, Germany Preferences for Regional Redistribution: The Effect of Geographic Proximity and Structural Similarity RN21 - QUANTITATIVE METHODS RN21 | 01a | P: RN KEYNOTE SESSION: Explaining Social Cooperation. From Experimental Research to Big Data Analysis 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.3.17 Session Chair: Henning Best, University of Kaiserslautern Presentations: Diekmann, Andreas ETH Zürich, Switzerland Explaining Social Cooperation. From Experimental Research to Big Data Analysis Wittek, Rafael University of Groningen, The Netherlands Sustainable Cooperation and Societal Resilience RN21 | 02a | P: Measuring Solidarity Potentials and Constraints in Contemporary Europe 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.3.17 Session Chair: Anna Domaranska, Institute of Sociology National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine Presentations: Gulyás, Attila; Janky, Béla Hungarian Academy of Science, Hungary Voting rights and intergenerational justice: Framing effects and voter attitude Domaranska, Anna Institute of Sociology National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Ukraine Solidarity and Helping Others: The Case of Post-Maidan Ukraine RN21 | 02b | P: Interviewer Effects and Measurement Errors 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.3.18 Session Chair: Tobias Gummer, GESIS - Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences Presentations: Markou, Efi; Bourgeat, Emilie French Institute for Demographic Studies (INED), France Observing the work of interviewers: how the quality of the data collection is constructed Landrock, Uta University of Kaiserslautern, Germany Identification of interviewer effects in real and in falsified survey data Palmieri, Marco; Marconi, Francesca; Liani, Serena Sapienza Università di Roma, Italy The flexible verbal interaction coding Rackow, Katja University of Vechta, Germany How to measure solidarity Deviatko, Inna (1,2); Bykov, Andrey (1,2) 1: Higher School of Economics, Russian Federation; 2: Institute of Sociology of the Russian Academy of Sciences Weighing the moral worth of actions: a factorial survey approach to measuring the ordinary normative evaluations of altruistic actions Bader, Felix (1,2); Keuschnigg, Marc (3) 1: LMU Munich, Germany; 2: University of Mannheim, Germany; 3: Linköping University, Sweden Huefken, Volker Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf, Germany What do we measure with unequal or equal number of scale points? The midpoint problem and the left-right scale. 386 387 RN21 | 03a | P: Value Research in a Cross-National Perspective 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PC.3.17 Gaizauskaite, Inga Mykolas Romeris University, Lithuanian Social Research Centre, Lithuania How general is generalised trust? Session Chair: Christian Haerpfer, World Values Survey Association RN21 | 05a | P: New Directions in Network Analysis Presentations: 31.08.2017 |11:00 | RoomPC.3.17 Seewann, Lena; Verwiebe, Roland; Wolf, Margarita University of Vienna, Austria How do people perceive and relate to their own values? Session Chair: Iasonas Lamprianou, University of Cyprus Yıldırım, Sevda Gülşah; Demirel, Muammer Uludağ Üniversitesi, Turkey An examination on the change and continuity of cultural values: The example of Turkey Escobar, Modesto (1); Revilla, Juan Carlos (2); Martínez-Uribe, Luis (3) 1: Universidad de Salamanca; 2: Universidad Complutense de Madrid; 3: Fundación Juan March Studying self-identity with networked content analysis Shestakovskyi, Oleksii Independent scholar, Ukraine Refinement of the Link between Schwartz Values and Political Participation: Findings from Ukrainian Euromaidan RN21 | 04a | P: Quantitative Research on Ethnocentrism and Migrant Integration 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room PC.3.17 Session Chair: Jochen Mayerl, TU Kaiserslautern Presentations: Aschauer, Wolfgang (1); Mayerl, Jochen (2) 1: University of Salzburg, Austria; 2: University of Kaiserslautern, Germany The dynamics of ethnocentrism in European regions. Comparing enduring and emerging determinants of solidarity towards immigrants Iakimova, Olga (1,2) 1: Ural Federal University, Russian Federation; 2: The Laboratory for Comparative Social Research (LCSR), a National Research University the Higher School of Economics, Russian Federation The Roots of Xenophobia Tertyshnikova, Anastasia; Narbut, Nikolay; Puzanova, Zhanna; Larina, Tatiana Peoples' Friendship University of Russia, Russian Federation Youth's Moral Attitudes as a Basis for Prevention of Radical Actions 388 Presentations: Sadowski, Ireneusz; Mach, Bogdan W. Institute of Political Studies of the Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland Social contingency of choice – surveying 'social tissue' instead of 'atoms' Christopoulos, Dimitris C (1,4); Diani, Mario (2); Knoke, David (3) 1: MU-University Vienna Austria; 2: University of Trento; 3: University of Minessota; 4: Heriot-Watt University Scotland Field theory as a framework to tripartite analysis of agency Plessard, Cecile (1); Lavaud Legendre, Benedicte (2) 1: Université de Toulouse Jean Jaures, France; 2: Universités de Bordeaux, France Analysis of the networks of actors identified in a judicial file: The case of human trafficking RN21 | 06a | H: Advances in Quantitative Methods/Data Quality 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room HB.1.12 Session Chair: Georg P. Mueller, Univ. of Fribourg Presentations: Cabrera Alvarez, Pablo; Escobar Mercado, Modesto Universidad de Salamanca, Spain A framework to analyse the performance of pre-election polls: the 2016 Spanish election 389 Mueller, Georg P. Univ. of Fribourg, Switzerland Thomas Kuhn Revisited: Computer Simulations of Different Forms of Scientific Revolutions Sakshaug, Joseph (1); Schmucker, Alexandra (4); Kreuter, Frauke (3); Couper, Mick (2); Singer, Eleanor (2) 1: University of Manchester, United Kingdom; 2: University of Michigan, USA; 3: University of Maryland, USA; 4: Institute for Employment Research, Germany Evaluating the Impact of Active (Opt-In) and Passive (Opt-Out) Consent Procedures on Survey Data Quality Gummer, Tobias (1); Struminskaya, Bella (2) 1: GESIS - Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences, Germany; 2: Utrecht University Who participates early or late in a survey? Results from a mixed-mode general population panel RN21 | 07a | H: Increasing Comparability in Cross-National Research 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room HB.1.12 Session Chair: Jolanta Perek-Bialas, Jagiellonian University Presentations: Sischka, Philipp E. University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg Testing measurement Invariance in a CFA framework – State of the art Zhuleneva, Oksana Institute of Sociology NAS of Ukraine, Ukraine Criteria of Verification Measuring Equivalence in Cross-National Sociological Surveys PEREK-BIALAS, Jolanta (2,1); BURDACH, Magdalena (1) 1: Warsaw School of Economics, Poland; 2: Jagiellonian University, Cracow, Poland Weighting in SEM – analysis of ESS for selected countries in modelling evaluation of public performance, satisfaction and political trust Baumann, Petra Martina University of Graz, Austria Robustness of multilevel models to sampling bias in multi-country survey programs 390 Pirralha, Andre; Weber, Wiebke Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Spain Measurement equivalence with correction for measurement error: a comparison using the ESS RN21 | 08a | H: The Transition of Quantitative Research in an Era of Digitalization 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room HB.1.12 Session Chair: Inna Deviatko, Higher School of Economics Presentations: Zirnig, Christopher; Suphan, Anne University of Hohenheim, Germany Computational Social Science: A Literature Review on interdisciplinary approaches Recchi, Ettore SCIENCES PO, France Introducing Space-Sets : What AreThey, How to Operationalize Them and What Do They Bring to Sociological Knowledge? Demant, Jakob (1); Hunt, Geoffrey (2) 1: University of Copehagen, Denmark; 2: Aarhus University, Denmark Title: The use of automatized digital text analysis in exploring large scale qualitative interview material on young adults heavy episodic drinking Panzaru, Ciprian; Brandas, Claudiu; Ceausescu, Ania West University of Timisoara, Romania A data mining and web mining approach for labour market analysis RN21 | 09a | P: Measuring Societal Transformations in Turbulent Times 01.09.2017 |11:00 | Room PC.3.16 Session Chair: Wolfgang Aschauer, University of Salzburg Presentations: Kley, Stefanie (1); Huinink, Johannes (2) 1: University of Hamburg, Germany; 2: University of Bremen, Germany Objective deprivation and subjective economic stress in Europe before and after the financial crises 391 Kotze, Hendrik Jakobus (1); Rivero, Carlos (2) 1: Stellenbosch University, South Africa; 2: Valencia University, Spain Democratic Legitimacy under Pressure: Public and Elite Perceptions before and after the Global Financial Crisis Diez-Nicolas, Juan (1); Lopez-Narbona, Ana (2) 1: ASEP Spain; 2: University of Malaga, Spain Socio-Cultural differences in Confidence in the European Union Karabchuk, Tatiana United Arab Emirates University, United Arab Emirates Family values and number of children across Europe: does generation matter? RN21 | 10a | P: Methodological Challenges of Quality of Life Research in Europe 01.09.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.3.16 Session Chair: Jolanta Perek-Bialas, Jagiellonian University Presentations: Charalampi, Anastasia; Michalopoulou, Catherine; Yfanti, Aggeliki Panteion University of Political And Social Sciences, Greece Investigating the structure of the 2006 European Social Survey measurement of wellbeing Kizilova, Kseniya World Values Survey Association, Austria Life Satisfaction and Wellbeing in Central and Eastern Europe: Predictors and Dynamics Session Chair: Georg P. Mueller, Univ. of Fribourg Presentations: Lüth, Ralf M. University of Kassel, Germany, Germany The challenge of assessing financial hardship. A comparison of direct and indirect measures of poverty in Europe Dima, Dafni University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom European labour markets in crisis Alecu, Andreea Oslo and Akershus University College of Applied Sciences, Norway The role of diverse social networks in maintaining generalized trust. Social class and prevailing inequalities. Schürz, Martin Economic University of Vienna, Austria Who is talking at the end of wealth surveys? Breitenbach, Andrea Philipps-Universität Marburg, Germany Inverted Classroom-Reducing inequalities at universities RN01 | RN21 | 11b | P | JS: JOINT SESSION: Advanced Quantitative Analysis in Ageing Research 01.09.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.3.19 Joint Session of RN01 Ageing in Europe and RN21 Quantitative Methods Haindorfer, Raimund; Verwiebe, Roland; Reinprecht, Christoph University of Vienna, Austria Life Satisfaction and Subjective Commuting Success: The Case of East-West commuters in the Central European Region Session Chair: Marja Johanna Aartsen, Oslo and Akershus University College Jolanta Perek-Bialas, Jagiellonian University Chrzanowski, Michał A. Jagiellonian University (Poland) Survey design in quality of urban life studies Aartsen, Marja J.; Veenstra, Marijke; Hansen, Thomas NOVA, Norwegian Social Research, Oslo and Akershus University College, Norway Multiple mediation in the relation between socio-economic position and health RN21 | 11a | P: Measuring Enduring and Emerging Social Inequalities in Europe 01.09.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.3.16 392 Presentations: Zaccaria, Daniele (1); Sala, Emanuela (2) 1: Golgi Cenci Foundation, Italy; 2: University of Milan Bicocca, Italy Assessing the quality of SHARE survey data. The impact of aging on measurement error 393 Sacco, Lawrence Benjamin (1); Corna, Laurie (1); Price, Debora (2); Glaser, Karen (1) 1: King's College London, United Kingdom; 2: University of Manchester, United Kingdom A life-course approach to the study of paid work, informal care provision, volunteering and civic participation in mid to later life in Britain Lee, Sunwoo; Pelclová, Jana Palacky University Olomouc, Czech Republic Prevalence of loneliness, activities engagement and life satisfaction in later life: A snapshot from the Survey of Health, Ageing and Retirement in Europe (SHARE) RN22 - SOCIOLOGY OF RISK AND UNCERTAINTY RN22 | 01a | P: Methods and Methodologies in Risk Research RN12 | RN21 | 11a | P | JS: JOINT SESSION: Decision Making and the Environment 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.5.29 01.09.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.2.14 Joint Session of RN12 Environment & Society and RN21 Quantitative Methods Session Chair: Jens Oliver Zinn, University of Melbourne Session Chair: Matthias Gross, UFZ Presentations: Presentations: Galantino, Maria Grazia Unitelma Sapienza, Italy Studying risk frames in the media. Usefulness and limits of automated content analysis Franzen, Axel; Mader, Sebastian University of Bern, Switzerland Testing the Measurement of Environmental Concern: Do Single Items Outperform Multi-Item Scales? Duarte Fonseca, Susana Maria University of Lisbon - Social Sciences Institute, Portugal Regulating Endocrine Disruptors – Between hazard and risk Eisfeld, Kristina (1); Giardullo, Paolo (2) 1: University of Vienna, Austria; 2: University of Padua, Italy Environmental friendly behaviour and gender Echavarren, José (1); Balzekiene, Aiste (2); Telesiene, Audrone (2) 1: University Pablo Olavide, Spain; 2: Kaunas University of Technology, Lithuania Risk and politics: Factors explaining Climate Change Concern in Europe using a multilevel analysis 394 Balzekiene, Aiste Kaunas University of Technology, Lithuania The Semantics of „Risk“ in International Comparative Social Surveys Gavrilov, Kirill (1,2) 1: National Research University – Higher School of Economics, Russian Federation; 2: Institute of Sociology, Russian Academy of Sciences, Russian Federation Who is to blame for the terrorist attack: an experience of using blogs and survey data as sources of responsibility ascriptions von Scheve, Christian (1,3); Heß, Moritz (2); Schupp, Jürgen (3,1); Wagner, Aiko (4); Wagner, Gert G. (3) 1: Freie Universität Berlin, Germany; 2: Technical University Dortmund; 3: German Institute for Economic Research (DIW); 4: Berlin Social Science Center (WZB) Are political representatives more risk-loving than the electorate? Evidence from the German Federal and State Parliaments 395 RN22 | 02a | P: Public Discourses and Media Representations of Risk I 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.5.29 Session Chair: Aiste Balzekiene, Kaunas University of technology Presentations: Müller, Marcus (1); Zinn, Jens O. (2) 1: TU Darmstadt, Germany; 2: University of Melbourne, Australia Discourse-semantic differences in national climate change debates: UK and Germany Fidrya, Efim; Fidrya, Olga Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University, Russian Federation Constructing the space of the local media: the political attitudes of the local mass-media and their environmental risk representations Telesiene, Audrone Kaunas University of Technology, Lithuania Interpretative Repertoires of Environmental Risks in Discourses on Urban Infrastructure Projects in Lithuania RN22 | 03a | P: Theoretical Advancements in Risk Studies 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PC.5.29 Session Chair: Anna Olofsson, Mid Sweden University Presentations: Sjöberg, Ida Mid Sweden University, Sweden Doing unsafety in the public sphere Urse, Daniela University of Bucharest, Romania Changing risks- perceptions related to old-age and retirement in post-communist societies Becker, Per (1,2) 1: Lund University, Sweden; 2: Mid Sweden University, Sweden Exploring the network of actors contributing to mitigating flood risk in Lomma, Sweden 396 Kirschner, Heiko; Grenz, Tilo; Schlechter, Maria University of Vienna, Austria Temporalization and digital infrastructures as driving forces of risk and uncertainty RN22 | 04a | P: Current Research in Risk Perceptions and Understandings 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room PC.5.29 Session Chair: Efim Fidrya, Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University Presentations: Vilhunen, Tuuli (1,2); Kojo, Matti (2); Litmanen, Tapio (1) 1: University of Jyväskylä, Finland; 2: University of Tampere, Finland Ethical aspects of final disposal of spent nuclear fuel at the host community level: The resident survey in Pyhäjoki and Eurajoki in Finland Coletto, Diego (1); Bronzini, Micol (2) 1: University of Milano-Bicocca, Italy; 2: Polytechnic University of Marche, Italy The sky in a room: working practices of Air Traffic Control Officers Moretti, Veronica University of Bologna, Italy How technology shapes risk perception: the case of one American University campus RN22 | 05a | P: Risk, Uncertainty and Inequality I 31.08.2017 |11:00 | RoomPC.5.29 Session Chair: Susanna Öhman, Mid Sweden University Presentations: Olofsson, Anna; Rashid, Saman Mid Sweden University, Sweden Risk Perception and Terrorist Activity: The case of Sweden Eckert, Judith University of Freiburg, Institute of Sociology, Germany Fear of the Others and the Others' Fears' Comments on Contemporary Racism 397 Elci Carikci, Elif Middle East Technical University / UNFPA Governing the Seasonal Migrant Agricultural Workers in Turkey via constructing them as a 'vulnerable group' Gong, Qian University of Leicester, United Kingdom Making anxious parents in China: An analysis of Parenting Science magazine and children's health risks 1980-2014 Weibl, Gabriel Comenius University, Slovak Republic Risk, uncertainty and the role of serendipity in international student mobility Bédard, Jean-Luc (1); Morin, Sarah (2) 1: TÉLUQ, Canada; 2: Université Laval, Canada Organisational discourse on “protection of the public” by regulated professions' organisations in Canada: tracing evolution along admission requirements for foreign-trained professionals RN22 | 06a | H: Risks in Health and Social Care I 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room HB.3.19 Session Chair: Jeremy Dixon, University of Bath Presentations: Marini, Marisol University of São Paulo, Brazil Artificial Hearts – uncertainties, new bodies and new conceptions of life and death Daipha, Phaedra Rutgers (until 7/2016) / independent scholar, United States of America Negotiating Double Vision: Risk and Uncertainty Management in Hospital Cardiology Dixon, Jeremy, University of Bath United Kingdom Assessing risks to vulnerable adults and referrer motivation: An Analysis of how Social Workers Screen Adult Safeguarding Referrals. Polak, Paulina; Swiatkiewicz-Mosny, Maria; Wagner, Aleksandra Jagiellonian University, Poland Emerged from uncertainty. The role of epistemic communities, communities of practice and interest groups in healthcare: discursive approach RN22 | 07a | H: Public Discourses and Media Representations of Risk II 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room HB.3.19 Session Chair: Maria Grazia Galantino, Unitelma Sapienza Presentations: 398 Millett, Kristopher Gordon Concordia University, Canada 'Violent radicalization' in Canada, news media, and the social production of risk Larsson, Emelie Mid Sweden University, Sweden The media reporting on the closure of a Swedish maternity unit: An intersectional analysis of the construction and framing of risk RN22 | 08a | H: Risk, Uncertainty and Inequality II 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room HB.3.19 Session Chair: Piotr Matczak, Adam Mickiewicz University Presentations: Aurélie, Arnaud(1); Cécilia, Claeys(2); Marie-Laure, Lambert (1) 1: Aix-Marseille-Université - LIEU, France; 2: Aix-Marseille-Université - LPED, France How environmental, social, spatial and ethno-racial inequality are connected to coastal risks: a comparison between the Mediterranean coast and the French West Indies Martenot, Aude University of Geneva, Switzerland Uncertainty in a mass poverty context: stress in personal memories of Mumbai dwellers Delibas, Kayhan(1); Sahin, Kadir (2) 1: Adnan Menderes University, Turkey; 2: Karabuk Universitesi, Turkey The Changing Urban Space and Everyday Life in Istanbul: An Analysis of the Gated Communities of Neoliberal City in the Era of Risk and Uncertainty 399 Palmu, Marja Kristiina; Nygård, Mikael Åbo Akademi University, Finland Coping with risks, and subjective experiences of wellbeing in times of economic crisis and permanent austerity: the case of Finnish families with children Matczak, Piotr (1); Choryński, Adam (2); Lewandowski, Jakub (2) 1: Institute of Sociology, Adam Mickiewicz University, Poland; 2: Institute for Agricultural and Forest Environment, Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland Patterns of relations in the Polish flood risk management system: a network analysis RN22 | 09a | P: Risks in Health and Social Care II Kudriavtsev, Alexandre; Rudolf, Florence Insa Strasbourg, France Becoming a concerned collective facing global warming 01.09.2017 |11:00 | Room PC.5.29 Session Chair: Jeremy Dixon, University of Bath Presentations: Gouilhers-Hertig, Solène University of Geneva, Switzerland From Magic Moments to Intolerable Risks: The Government of Life in Childbirth Guerra, João University of Lisbon, Portugal Legionella outbreak of Vila Franca de Xira - credibility, trust, and resilience Ylonen, Marja Technical Research Centre of Finland (VTT), Finland Sociotechnical safety assessments - Challenges to risk regulation regimes and risk analysis Tyrala, Radoslaw AGH University of Science and Technology, Poland Anti-vaccination movement phenomenon in Poland. Parental struggle against medicalization in times of high risk Sointu, Liina; Lehtonen, Turo-Kimmo; Häikiö, Liisa University of Tampere, Finland The promise of caring competence: the role of private health insurance in managing everyday uncertainty Pieri, Elisa University of Manchester, United Kingdom Pandemic risk, preparedness and the role of sociological knowledge RN12 | RN22 | 10a | P | JS: JOINT SESSION: Perceptions of Environmental Risks and Vulnerabilities Across Europe 01.09.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.4.27 Joint Session of RN12 Environment & Society and RN22 Sociology of Risk and Uncertainty Session Chair: Matthias Gross, UFZ Presentations: 400 401 Session Chair: Zowie Davy, De Montfort University Presentations: Stamatopoulou, Aikaterini Harokopio University of Athens, Greece Urban space and sexuality: The alternative geography of lesbian partying in Paris. RN23 - SEXUALITY RN23 | 01a | P: Exploring Sexuality: Methodological Challenges 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.4.24 Papadimitriou, Maria; Sassalou, Maria Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece Yet sexuality, is still a taboo. Gender spatial injustice in the case of Thessaloniki during a crisis era. Formby, Eleanor Sheffield Hallam University, United Kingdom What do Pride events mean to LGBT people in the UK? Session Chair: Ana-Cristina Santos, Centre for Social Studies - UNiv Coimbra Presentations: Gabb, Jacqui (1); de Cordova, Federica (2); Sità, Chiara (2) 1: Open University, UK; 2: University of Verona, Italy Using emotion maps to open up understandings of macro-micro relations and everyday queer family life van Lisdonk, Jantine; Cense, Marianne Rutgers, The Netherlands Bisexuality in the Netherlands underexplored and invisible. About bi-specific issues, research gaps, and methodological reflections Cense, Marianne; van Lisdonk, Jantine Rutgers, The Netherlands Visual representations of non-binary sexual identities amongst young Dutch adults Ferent, Lisa-Maria University of Vienna, Austria Engagement with academic research about asexuality by people identifying as asexual: how different kinds of knowledge come to matter in making identities. RN23 | 02a | P: Regulating Boundaries: Sexual Politics and Rights 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.4.24 Session Chair: Isabel Crowhurst, University of Essex Presentations: Harrington, Carol Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand, New Zealand Gender policy models and calls to 'tackle demand' for sex workers. Chen, Mei-Hua National Sun Yat-sen University, Taiwan A 'tolerant' regulation or a refined control: the new prostitution law in Taiwan Brasseur, Pierre Université Lille 1, France Disability and sexuality in France : sketch of a social history. Zamboni, Marcio Bressiani Universidade de Sao Paulo, Brazil LGBT prisoners in Brasil: subjects, policies and rights in dispute RN23 | 01b | P: Spaces of Sexuality 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.4.25 RN23 | 02b | P: Sexualities, Health, Technologies 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.4.25 402 403 Session Chair: Sebastian Mohr, Aarhus University Presentations: Pieri, Mara University of Coimbra - Center for Social Studies, Portugal Go South! Epistemologies of Queerness and Disability from Southern Europe Kolehmainen, Marjo Kristiina University of Tampere, Finland About having issues: Boundary-work in the practices of relationship and sex counselling RN23 | 03b | P: Sexualities and Masculinities Hasmanova Marhankova, Jaroslava University of West Bohemia, Czech Republic (De)sexualisation of old age - ambivalent representations of sexuality of older people in media and active ageing policies Ferrero Camoletto, Raffaella Dept. Cultures, Politics and Society, University of Turin, Italy Medicalizing the sexy oldie? Age, gender and sexuality in the Viagra era Kubiński, Grzegorz Pedagogical University of Cracow, Poland "Artificial intimacy” or “augmented sexuality”. Human-machine sexual relationships from sociological perspective. RN23 | 03a | P: Sexuality Studies in Southern Europe 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PC.4.24 Session Chair: Chiara Bertone, University of Eastern Piedmont Presentations: Selmi, Giulia University of Verona, Italy Are you good enough to be a parent? Gay and lesbian parents negotiating identity and rights in Italy Santos, Ana-Cristina Centre for Social Studies - Univ Coimbra, Portugal Unsexing reproduction: narratives of lesbian and bisexual parents in Portugal Gusmano, Beatrice Centre for Social Studies - University of Coimbra, Portugal Breaking through the heteronormative framework of parenting. Lesbian mothers accessing ARTs in Italy 404 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PC.4.25 Session Chair: Raffaella Ferrero Camoletto, Dept. Cultures, Politics and Society, University of Turin Presentations: Crowhurst, Isabel (1); Eldridge, Adam (2) 1: University of Essex, United Kingdom; 2: University of Westminster, United Kingdom 'A cathartic moment in a man's life': masculinity and homosociality on the puttan tour Mohr, Sebastian; Weisdorf, Matti Aarhus University, Denmark Militarized sexualities: military socialization, biomedicine, and male veteran sexuality in Denmark De Graeve, Katrien Ghent University, Belgium The making of masculinities, normativity and morality in non-monogamous internet-mediated dating Quaglia, Valeria University of Milan, University of Turin, Italy Understanding the intersection between masculinity construction, sexuality and men's health: an Italian study. RN23 | 04a | P: Queer(y)ing Kinship in the Baltic Region 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room PC.4.24 Session Chair: Jacqui Gabb, Open University Presentations: Dahl, Ulrika Uppsala University, Sweden High risk projects, Sharing Economies and Fertile Resistance: Affective stories of kinmaking, 405 relatedness and futurity among LGBTQ familymakers in Stockholm RN23 | 05a | P: Queering Families in Europe Mizielinska, Joanna Institute of Psychology Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland Is She Still a Family or Rather Some Stranger? – Liminal Kins and Kinship Plasticity in Families of Choice in Poland 31.08.2017 |11:00 | RoomPC.4.24 Stasinska, Agata Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland Intimate Relationships of Non-heterosexual People in Poland. Findings of the Multimethod Study Families of Choice in Poland Uibo, Raili Södertörn University, Sweden The changing status of queer families in the midst of rapid social transformations in Estonia RN23 | 04b | P: Sexual Violence: Policies and Narratives 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room PC.4.25 Session Chair: Pam Alldred, Brunel University London Presentations: Woodiwiss, Jo University of Huddersfield, United Kingdom Telling (particular) sexual abuse stories: Exploring contemporary narratives of childhood sexual abuse in popular culture Fafejta, Martin Palacky University Olomouc, Faculty of Arts, Czech Republic Non-offending paedophiles – the pain of desire? Avci, Sanem Su Ankara University, Turkey Consensus and Consent: How sexual violence becomes a political tool in contemporary Turkey Reynolds, Paul Edge Hill University, United Kingdom Consent and Lack: The Problems and Possibilities of Sex without Reliable Consent 406 Session Chair: Joanna Mizielinska, Institute of Psychology Polish Academy of Sciences Presentations: Vuckovic Juros, Tanja Université catholique de Louvain (UCL), Belgium The Promise of Transnational Europe for the LGB Migrants: The Management of Stigmatized Identities and the Transformation of Family Norms Trappolin, Luca University of Padova (Italy), Italy The Construction of Lesbian and Gay Parenthood in Sociological Research. A Critical Analysis of International and Italian Literature Bertone, Chiara University of Eastern Piedmont, Italy Good parenting and healthy sexualities: an inquiry into the therapeutic in LGBTIQ discourses Svab, Alenka (1); Kuhar, Roman (2) 1: University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Social Sciences, Slovenia; 2: University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Arts, Slovenia Negotiating stigmatized sexual identities: coming out to the family of origin and transparent closet in Slovenia RN23 | 05b | P: Sexual Violence and Education 31.08.2017 |11:00 | RoomPC.4.25 Session Chair: Jo Woodiwiss, University of Huddersfield Presentations: Heinskou, Marie Bruvik (1); Liebst, Lasse Suonperä (2); Ejbye-Ernst, Peter (3) 1: Aalborg University, Denmark; 2: University of Copenhagen; 3: NSCR Sexual Offences in Denmark - Results from a National Survey Alldred, Pam 407 Brunel University London, United Kingdom Tackling Sexual Violence in Neoliberal European Universities: Introduction to the USVReact Project and its Challenges Bosisio, Roberta; Martini, Mara; De Piccoli, Norma University of Turin, Italy Preventing sexual violence: psychosocial factors that legitimize violence (from sexism to rape myth). Can a training programme change these attitudes? Presentations: Mphaphuli, Memory Mulalo Univesiteit Gent, Belgium “Longing to tell”: In search of women's sexuality in contemporary South Africa Lagomarsino, Francesca University of Genoa (Italy), Italy Neither libertine nor submissive girls: discourses on sexuality among Ecuadorian girls in Italy Zavos, Alexandra; Touri, Paraskevi Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences, Greece USV React:Training on supporting victims of sexual violence at University: an example from Panteion University Lahti, Annukka University of Jyväskylä, Finland Place to 'bi'? Affective negotiations of bisexuality in relationships RN23 | 06a | P: Sexual Experiences and Welfare Services: Old and New Challenges RN23 | 07a | P: Sexualities and Migration: Sexual Othering, Sexual Subjectivities 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.4.24 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.4.24 Session Chair: Roman Kuhar, University of Ljubljana Session Chair: Maria Pieri, University of Coimbra – Center for Social Studies Presentations: Presentations: Diatlova, Anastasia University of Helsinki, Finland (Sex) Work and the Welfare State: Russian-speaking Women Engaged in Commercial Sex in Finland Kueppers, Carolin Bundesstiftung Magnus Hirschfeld, Germany Refugees and Queers. Discourses on LGBTIQ Refugees in Germany Darakchi, Shaban Bulgarian Academy of Scienes, Bulgaria Social construction of homosexual identities and HIV/AIDS in Bulgaria Kavanagh, Brian Open University, United Kingdom The rise of homonormativities and the consequences for gay men's understandings of their risk of HIV infection. Gudmundsdottir, Linda Solveigar University of Iceland, Iceland Exclusionary moments: Same-sex sexualities and migrants sense of belonging. Teke-Llyod, Armagan; Cindoglu, Dilek Abdullah Gul University, Turkey European Sexual Other: Syrian Male Refugees as Europe's New Sexual Frontiers RN23 | 08a | P: Youth Transitions RN23 | 06b | P: Women's Sexual Lives and Subjectivities 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PC.4.24 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.4.25 Session Chair: Eleanor Formby, Sheffield Hallam University Session Chair: Alenka Svab, University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Social Sciences Presentations: 408 409 Davy, Zowie; Cordoba, Sebastian De Montfort University, United Kingdom School Cultures and Gender Variant Children: Parents' and Guardians' Perspectives BDSM as a playful and artful way to experience several realities and complexity, at the "Xplore Berlin" festival of arts, sex and bodywork Lehtonen, Jukka Pekka University of Helsinki, Finland Coping with diversity, struggling with norms: Rural and urban experiences of non-heterosexual and trans youth on career choice, work and education in Finland RN23 | 10a | P: Sexual Politics in Europe Paprzycka, Emilia (1); Dec-Pietrowska, Joanna (2) 1: University of Life Sciences SGGW, Poland; 2: University of Zielona Góra, Poland To what sexual patterns Polish youth is growing up? The analysis of messages in selected context of gender socialisation Taylor, Yvette University of Strathclyde, United Kingdom Mediating Aspirant Religious-Sexual Futures: In God's Hands? RN02 | RN23 | 09a | P | JS: JOINT SESSION: Artful Sexualities and Sexualities of Art 01.09.2017 |11:00 | Room PC.4.24 Joint Session of RN02 Sociology of the Arts and RN23 Sexuality Session Chair: Zowie Davy, De Montfort University Presentations: Koliopanos, Yagos Université Paris Ouest Nanterre La Défense, France From text to stage: (self-)representations of sexuality by French and Greek sex workers/authors/performers Yaren, Özgür Ankara University, Turkey Turkish Sex Influx: Between European and National Modes of Sex Films Environment Hagen, Målfrid Irene Østfold University College, Norway The Directors Twist; to make unethical art appear ethical Kagan, Sacha Jérôme; Herbrik, Regine Institute of Sociology and Cultural Organization (ISKO) Leuphana University Lueneburg, Germany 410 01.09.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.4.24 Session Chair: Agata Stasinska, Polish Academy of Sciences Presentations: Jovanović, Miloš Faculty of Philosophy, University of Niš, Serbia Homosexuality in Serbia: Between Formal Acceptance and Informal Rejection Bronzino, Liubov Peoples' Friendship University of Russia, Russian Federation There is no sex in Russia: how Russian authorities create specific type of sexuality Struzik, Justyna Jagiellonian University in Kraków, Poland Queer movements in neoliberal Poland Gusmeroli, Paolo University of Padua, Italy Narrating homophobia in Italy. Institutionalization of a neologism between 1979 and 2007. RN23 | 11a | P: Grasping Change in Sexual Experiences: New Media, New Norms 01.09.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.4.24 Session Chair: Beatrice Gusmano, Centre for Social Studies - University of Coimbra Presentations: Kaplan, Dana The Open University, Israel The Changing Contours of Pleasure: Recreational Sexuality and Creative Labour Primo, David; Zamperini, Adriano; Testoni, Ines University of Padova, Italy "I lack the right to exist. I'm not there": Trans women, online media and subjectification 411 Kerpen, Scott David Cardiff University, United Kingdom Mobile sexualities: Becoming-queer across material borders online RN24 - SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY RN24 | 01a | P: Health, Bio-Medicine & Social Context I 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.4.26 Session Chair: Bernhard Wieser, Alpen Adria University Presentations: Tupasela, Aaro University of Copenhagen, Denmark Populations as brands - science and technology in the construction of identities Seppel, Külliki University of Tartu, Estonia The creation and development of national population biobanks in Estonia and Iceland: a fieldtheoretical analysis. Vezyridis, Paraskevas; Timmons, Stephen University of Nottingham, United Kingdom Big data and public healthcare: resisting new economic subjectifications of exclusion Tarkkala, Heta (1); Helén, Ilpo (2) 1: University of Eastern Finland, Finland; 2: University of Eastern Finland, Finland Expectations and impatience: A study of a policy mood RN24 | 01b | P: Science Policy & National Research Systems I 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.4.27 Session Chair: Marcela Linkova, Institute of Sociology, Czech Academy of Sciences 412 413 Presentations: Asheulova, Nadia Institute for History of Science and Technology, Russian Academy of Sciences, Russian Federation Building Research Networks through International Scientific Laboratories in Russia Mali, Franc University of Ljubljana, Slovenia The role of micro and macro factors by establishing and maintaining of European R&D collaborations Švarc, Jadranka (1); Lažnjak, Jasminka (2); Čengić, Drago (1); Poljanec-Borić, Saša (1) 1: Institute of Social Sciences Ivo Pilar, Croatia; 2: Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb Role of the scientific-research in the context of the new development paradigm Petkovska, Sanja University of Belgrade, Serbia Changes in Post-socialist Science Policy and Personal Narratives of Researchers RN24 | 02a | P: Health, Bio-Medicine & Social Context II 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.4.26 Session Chair: Aaro Tupasela, University of Copenhagen Presentations: Chien, Yu-Ju National Taiwan University, Taiwan Why Did the Animal-proof Netting and Paper Egg Tray Policies Fail? : The Social Construction of Artifacts' Political Properties Ferreira, Ana Faculdade de Ciências Sociais e Humanas da Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal Profiles of malaria research in Portugal: the dynamics of capitalism in non-economic driven scientific practices Swallow, Julia Elizabeth (1); Ross, Emily (2) 1: University of Leeds, United Kingdom; 2: University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom Fear of Cancer Recurrence: Genomic medicine and the reconfiguration of liminality Wittock, Nathan; De Krom, Michiel P.M.M.; Hustinx, Lesley University of Ghent, Belgium 414 A Bloody Mess: ethnographic inquiry into blood's enactment and representation in a Belgian Blood Establishment RN24 | 02b | P: Science Policy & National Research Systems II 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.4.27 Session Chair: Harald Rohracher, Linköping University Presentations: Thaler, Anita; Wicher, Magdalena IFZ - Inter-University Research Centre for Technology, Work and Culture, Austria Who can research and innovate responsibly? – Challenges of RRI in European academia Patarin-Jossec, Julie Université de Bordeaux, France The bureaucratic cesarism of the European space agency: building a European state through science Agodi, Maria Carmela; Picardi, Ilenia University of Naples Federico II, Italy A reflexivity exercise on the Gender equality in S&T issue in FP7 funded programs: new challenges for Horizon 2020 projects Lehtonen, Markku GSPR, Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales, France Economists and economic schools of thought in nuclear policy: the role of institutions of economic expertise in Finland, France and the UK RN24 | 03a | P: Scientific Careers and Practices I 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PC.4.26 Session Chair: Fabienne Crettaz von Roten, University of Lausanne Presentations: Beyer, Stephanie (2); Massih-Tehrani, Nilgun (1); Baier, Christian (2) 1: IAB, Germany; 2: University of Bamberg & Zeppelin University, Germany Europeanization and Faculty Mobility - Toward a European Academic Field? 415 Linkova, Marcela Institute of Sociology, Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic Making European research through the structural change for gender equality Vohlídalová, Marta Institute of Sociology Academy of Sciences CR, Czech Republic Is it really only about ability? On early-stage career paths of women academics RN24 | 04a | P: Scientific Careers and Practices II 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room PC.4.26 Session Chair: Ana Delicado, Institute of Social Sciences, University of Lisbon Presentations: Cruz-Castro, Laura; Sanz-Menendez, Luis CSIC -Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Cientiificas, Spain Searching for the best colleague: Normative models of University professors regarding tenure and promotion 1: Hellenic Open University, Greece; 2: University of Crete, Greece Scientists' practices, narratives and discourses on research integrity and research misconduct. An international an interdisciplinary perspective. Hylmö, Anders Lund University, Sweden Mainstream and heterodox economics as contested styles of scientific reasoning Crettaz von Roten, Fabienne University of Lausanne, Switzerland Scientists' views in the quandary of animal experimentation RN24 | 06a | H: Science and the Public 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room HA.1.1 Session Chair: Fabienne Crettaz von Roten, University of Lausanne Presentations: Reuter, Julia; Berli, Oliver University of Cologne, Germany The final countdown: University professors and retirement Petrushyna, Tetyana Institute of Sociology of NAS of Ukraine, Ukraine Public opinion on the role of science in Ukraine Cidlinska, Katerina Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic Who is the ”right scientist“? Occupational identity, disciplinary differences and exits from academic path Pellegrini, Giuseppe (1); Rubin, Andrea (2) 1: University of Padova, Italy; 2: Catholic University of Milan, Italy Communicating research. A study on the role of researchers in the public space of communication RN24 | 05a | P: Scientific Careers and Practices III Amelung, Nina; Machado, Helena CES Coimbra, Portugal Affected for good or evil: Conceptions of “citizenship” and “publics” shaped by crime management technologies 31.08.2017 |11:00 | RoomPC.4.26 Session Chair: Heta Tarkkala, University of Eastern Finland Presentations: Koumoundourou, Georgia; Tsaousis, Ioannis; Petousi, Vasiliki University of Crete, Greece Research Misconduct: Causes and Impact for Science and Society Petrović, Nikola; Jokić, Maja; Mateljan, Stjepan; Stamenić, Boris Institute for Social Research in Zagreb, Croatia Central and Eastern European social science journals on an academic semiperiphery RN24 | 07a | H: Science, Technology & Education 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room HA.1.1 Sifaki, Eirini (1,2); Petousi, Vasiliki (2) 416 417 Session Chair: Aaro Tupasela, University of Copenhagen RN24 | 09a | P: Science, Technology, Innovation & Society II Presentations: 01.09.2017 |11:00 | Room PC.4.26 Lavía, Cristina; Otero, Beatriz; Olazaran, Mikel; Albizu, Eneka University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU), Spain Vocational Education and Training workers' role in Spanish industrial firms' innovation Session Chair: Heta Tarkkala, University of Eastern Finland Delicado, Ana Institute of Social Sciences, University of Lisbon, Portugal Communicating, educating and engaging young people in disaster risk: the role of scientists Presentations: Sciannamblo, Mariacristina (1); Teli, Maurizio (1); Bassetti, Chiara (2) 1: Madeira Interactive Technologies Institute, Portugal; 2: University of Trento Unmaking and remaking Europe through design: what role for sociology? Baczko-Dombi, Anna University of Warsaw, Poland Social Context of Mathematics Education as a Source of Barriers in Science and Technology Perception. Abalı Akgül, Tuğçe Zeynep Adnan Menderes University, Turkey The Dilemma of Intimacy and Surveillance Practices Salmela, Mikko University of Helsinki, Finland The Problem of Recognition in Academic Communities Patsantaras, Nikolaos; Kamberidou, Irene National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece Virtual Bodies and Sport Activities: The case of the Avatars in Second Life Fitness Club RN24 | 08a | H: Science, Technology, Innovation & Society I RN24 | 10a | P: Energy, Climate Change & Sustainability 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room HA.1.1 01.09.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.4.26 Session Chair: Marcela Linkova, Institute of Sociology, Czech Academy of Sciences Session Chair: Ana Delicado, Institute of Social Sciences, University of Lisbon Presentations: Presentations: Bygstad, Bendik University of Oslo, Norway A New Innovation Logic With ICT Platforms Brajdic Vukovic, Marija University of Zagreb, Croatia Supporting the Paris Climate Consensus: disciplinary cultures of young scientists and their role in social engagement with complex and wicked climate change Bukowski, Andrzej Wojciech (1); Rudnicki, Seweryn (2) 1: Jagiellonian University, Poland; 2: AGH University of Science and Technology Which Culture Makes a Country Innovative? The Cross-National Patterns of Cultural Factors Fostering Innovativeness Giachi, Sandro; Fernández-Esquinas Manuel, CSIC - Spanish National Research Council, Spain The sociology of organisational innovation: an application to science-industry relations 418 Rohracher, Harald; Parks, Darcy Linköping University, Sweden From sustainable to smart cities: re-branding or re-assembling urban energy infrastructure? Sanz-Menendez, Luis;Cruz-Castro, Laura CSIC | IPP- Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Cientificas, Spain Trust in science and the credibility of information sources: an experimental approach on climate change 419 RN24 | 11a | P: Information Technologies and Society 01.09.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.4.26 Session Chair: Harald Rohracher, Linköping University Presentations: Mager, Astrid Austrian Academy of Sciences, Austria (Un)Making Europe in the Context of Search Engine Policy Dusi, Davide Ghent University, Belgium Bottom-up digital innovation for social innovation: Investigating citizens' involvement in ICT development to tackle social issues Kaczorowski, Karol; Trochymiak, Mateusz University of Warsaw, Poland The Coming of Digital Singularity – a Silent Moral Panic Kerpen, Daniel; Dorgeist, Matthias; Zantis, Sascha RWTH Aachen University, Germany, Chair of Sociology of Technology and Organization (STO) (De-)Constructing Cloud-based smartphone applications. Implications for privacy, surveillance, and its interdisplinary research RN25 - SOCIAL MOVEMENTS RN25 | 01a | IC: General Session A 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room InterContinental - Arcade I Session Chair: Katrin Uba, Uppsala University, Department of Government Presentations: Sabucedo, José Manuel; Gomez-Roman, Cristina; Mirón, Lourdes University of Santiago de Compostela, Spain Following participants after demonstrations: The evolution of their motives for participating Sabucedo, Jose Manuel (1); Alzate, Mónica (2); Dono, Marcos (1) 1: University of Santiago de Compostela, Spain; 2: Instituto Tecnológico Metropolitano, Medellín, Colombia The role of moral obligation and other psychosocial variables on protest participation intention. Karatas, Duygu University of Westminster, United Kingdom Gezi Movement's Collective Identity and Social Networking Sites in the Gezi Movement's Construction of Collective Identity Liubyva, Tetiana (1); Nikitina, Tetyana (2) 1: Institute of Sociology of National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Ukraine; 2: TV channel "Ukrayina" ("Ukraine") The 2013/14 EuroMaidan protest movement in Ukraine and active engagement in civic organizations Ileri, Esin EHESS How to change the world when you are depressed: Social activism in the post-Gezi period in Turkey 420 421 RN25 | 01b | IC: General Session B 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room InterContinental - Arcade II Session Chair: Lorenzo Bosi, Scuola Normale Superiore Presentations: PortosGarcia, Martin European University Institute, Spain 'Unpacking the virtuous circle: aggrieved protesters, eventful protests or both at the same time?' Bernburg, Jón Gunnar University of Iceland, Iceland Recurrent Mass Protest in Post-Collapse Iceland Mercea, Dan, City University of London, United Kingdom Let's Talk First: Learning to Oppose Austerity Kerényi, Szabina Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Hungary Blue Danube Waltz against the System: Shifting Master Frames in Hungarian Environmental Movements Tremblay-Boily, Guillaume Concordia University, Canada Marxists-Leninists on the factory floor: an encounter between workers and intellectuals RN25 | 02a | IC: The Present of Social Activism and Participatory Processes in Europe: Learning from the Past 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room InterContinental - Arcade I Session Chair: Roberto Falanga, Institute of Social Sciences Britta Baumgarten, CIES UIL, Lisbon Presentations: Giménez Azagra, Ferran University of Basque Country, UPV-EHU- CADIS-EHESS From social experience to event: restructuring of collective subjectivities through social movements. 422 Schwarz, Christoph H. Philipps-Unversität Marburg, Germany Bringing in the Past to the Fight for the Future: The 'Grandparents' Movement' Iaioflautas / Yayoflautas in the Spanish Anti-Austerity Protests Emiroğlu, Tuba (1); Muti, Öndercan (2) 1: Mimar Sinan Finer Arts University, Turkey; 2: Humboldt University of Berlin, Germany What happens after a 'Zero Point'? The Effects of Gezi Parkı Protests on Political Mobilization and Protest Repertoirs of Youth in Turkey Chironi, Daniela; Souvlis, Giorgos European University Institute, Italy Re-defining the enemy: the public discourse of Golden Dawn on refugees Schroeder, Christian (1); Laamanen, Mikko (2) 1: University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg; 2: Royal Holloway, University of London, United Kingdom “Omnia sunt communia!”: Using Popitz' theory of power to understand institutionalizing dynamics of power in the commons movement RN25 | 02b | IC: Remaking of Europe's Borders: Far Right Parties and the Migration Crisis 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room InterContinental - Arcade II Session Chair: Sofia Tipaldou, Panteion University of Athens Lorenzo Zamponi, Scuola Normale Superiore Presentations: Castelli Gattinara, Pietro Scuola Normale Superiore, Italy Anti-refugee mobilization in Italy and France: the far right beyond party politics Froio, Caterina University of Oxford, United Kingdom Blood, religion and culture Framing Islam in the online networks of the French Far Right Westheuser, Linus Scuola Normale Superiore, Florence, Italy Mobilization against refugees in Germany: Opportunities, repertoires, and discourse 423 Goumenos, Thomas Independent Scholar, Greece From “cautious solidarity” to “ethnocentric cautiousness”: a tentative explanation of the rise of anti-migrant stances in the island of Chios Georgiadou, Vasiliki (1); Lialiouti, Zinovia (1); Kafe, Anastasia (1); Galariotis, Ioannis (2) 1: Panteion University, Greece; 2: European University Institute Exploring aspects of extreme right activism and xenophobic manifestations RN25 | 03a | IC: Bringing Marxism in Social Movement Research? How to Study Capitalism from a Critical Standpoint 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room InterContinental - Arcade I Session Chair: Lorenzo Cini, Scuola Normale Superiore Eliska Drapalova, Hertie School of Governance RN25 | 03b | IC: Innovative Strategies Versus Political and Economic Targets 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room InterContinental - Arcade II Session Chair: Katrin Uba, Uppsala University, Department of Government Eduardo Romanos, Universidad Complutense de Madrid Presentations: Grdesic, Marko University of Zagreb, Croatia The split elite thesis revisited: An "eventful" analysis of Serbia in the late 1980s Selberg, Rebecca Elizabeth; Selberg, Niklas Lund University, Sweden Anti-abortion as anti-discrimination? New paths for anti-abortion activists in Sweden Presentations: Uba, Katrin; Jansson, Jenny Uppsala University, Department of Government, Sweden Social media and the revitalization of the trade union movement in Sweden Feltrin, Lorenzo University of Warwick, UK The Struggles of the Precarious Youth in Tunisia: The Case of the Kerkennah Movement RN25 | 04a | IC: Precarious Solidarities with Refugees Since the Summer of Migration Peekhaus, Wilhelm University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, United States of America Struggles on the Canadian Biocommons Engelhardt, Anne; Moore, Madelaine Kassel University, Germany Where is it kicking off? Integrating materialist state theory into contemporary social movement studies Petrakos, Konstantinos (1); Makrygianni, Vasiliki (2); Tsavdaroglou, Charalampos (2) 1: National Technical University of Athens, Greece; 2: Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece The golden “salto mortale” in the era of crisis: primitive accumulation and social movements in the case of Skouries gold mining in Greece 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room InterContinental - Arcade I Session Chair: Elias Frederik Steinhilper, Scuola Normale Superiore Haris Malamidis, Scuola Normale Superiore Presentations: Bernat, Aniko TARKI Social Research Institute, Hungary The Rise and Erosion of a Solidarity Movement: Grassroots Groups of Volunteers before, during and after the Migration Crisis in Hungary Kalogeraki, Stefania University of Crete, Greece Solidarity with refugees in Greece: Exploring volunteering during the refugee crisis Zamponi, Lorenzo Scuola Normale Superiore, Italy From border to border: activism along the Italian migrant route 424 425 Stock, Inka Bielefeld University, Germany Constructing a welcoming culture? The role of civil society organizations in providing social support to refugees in a German city RN25 | 05a | IC: Social Solidarity Economy in Southern Europe in Times of Crisis 31.08.2017 |11:00 | RoomInterContinental - Arcade I Session Chair: Karolos Iosif Kavoulakos, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki Michail Psimitis, University of the Aegean, Greece Presentations: Soudias, Dimitris Philipps University Marburg, Germany Subjects in Crisis. The Radical Imagination of the Syntagma Square Occupation in Athens and its Aftermath Bosi, Lorenzo; Zamponi, Lorenzo Scuola Normale Superiore, Italy Direct Social Action in Italy: Self-Organisation, Mutualism and Solidarity Economy in Times of Crisis Serdedakis, Nikos University of Crete, Greece Anti-neoliberal contentious politics: Movement dynamics and party politics. Loukidou, Katerina National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece New repertoires of contention during crisis: the case of Thessaloniki RN25 | 06a | IC: Violent Repertoires of Action in Times of Economic Crisis 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room InterContinental - Arcade I Session Chair: Lorenzo Bosi, Scuola Normale Superiore Maria Kousis, University of Crete Coelho, Rui Scuola Normale Superiore, Italy Form-of-life as a new paradigm for riot research Evangelinidis, Angelos University of Graz, Austria Violent protests in times of crisis, comparing local environmental movements in Greece Arenales, Alba Independent researcher, Spain The Outcomes of Rioting: Exploring the Effects of The 2014 Gamonal Riots on Emotions and Collective Identity RN25 | 07a | IC: Citizenship from Below: Social Movements as Forms of Resistance and Redefinition of Citizenship I 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room InterContinental - Arcade I Session Chair: Liana M. Daher, University of Catania Presentations: Jacobsson, Kerstin; Fröhlich, Christian Higher School of Economics, Moscow Performing Resistance: Liminality, Infrapolitics and Spatial Contestation in Contemporary Russia Alves Vestena, Carolina University of Kassel, Germany Anti-Austerity protests and legal strategies in Portugal and France Hajer, Minke Università degli studi di Milano/Universiteit van Amsterdam, The Netherlands Irregular migrants and digital citizenship: How irregular migrants struggle for citizenship on the Internet Sharkawi, Tasneem Lancaster University, United Kingdom To Be Young, Displaced and Syrian: Political subjectivities and enacting citizenship by noncitizens in Europe Presentations: 426 427 RN25 | 08a | IC | RT | 1: ROUNDTABLE: Urban Protests 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room InterContinental - Aphrodite II Session Chair: NN Presentations: Drapalova, Eliska Hertie School of Governance, Germany Extractive Industries and Local Conflicts in Eastern European Cities Lombardo, Elisa University of Catania, Italy Citizenships from abroad. Territorialisation processes and citizenship practices in a Mediterranean city Akyildiz, Kaya Bahcesehir University, Turkey The Conspirator, The Dissent, or The Ordinary Citizens: Competing Political Memories of the Gezi Parkı Protests in Contemporary Turkey David, Isabel (1); Côrte-Real Pinto, Gabriela Anouck (2) 1: Institute of Social and Political Sciences, University of Lisbon, Portugal, Portugal; 2: University of Manchester The Gezi Protests and the Enlargement of the European Public Sphere to Turkey RN25 | 08a | IC | RT | 2: ROUNDTABLE: Immigration Related Activism 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room InterContinental - Aphrodite II Session Chair: NN Presentations: Misiou, Karmen Panteion University of Athens, Greece Far right activism and racist violence against Syrian refugees in Greece. Rzadtki, Lea, Leuphana University Lüneburg, Germany Political non-citizens – An exploration of how immigrants rights activism transforms European democratic societies 428 Vandevoordt, Robin; De Praetere, Anika University of Antwerp, Belgium Subversive humanitarianism: Understanding the civil responses to Europe's 2015 Asylum Crisis. Tsavdaroglou, Charalampos Aristotle University Thessaloniki, Greece “You can not evict a movement”. No Border Actions and Refugee Common Spaces in Idomeni and Thessaloniki RN25 | 08a | IC | RT | 3: ROUNDTABLE: Gender, LGTB 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room InterContinental - Aphrodite II Session Chair: NN Presentations: Berankova, Petra A. Charles University, Faculty of Social Sciences, Czech Republic Instrumental and Distinctive Boundary Work between Activism and Politics Schubert, Tinka University Rovira i Virgili, Spain Re-defining Power Structures in Spanish Higher Education: The case of the Solidarity Network of Victims of Gender Violence in Universities Santana, Leonardo da Silva; Duarte, Evandro Piza Universidade de Brasília, Brazil RELIGIOUS ACTION AND THE FIGHT FOR LGBT CITIZENSHIP IN BRAZIL DURING THE PROCESSING OF LAW PROJECT 122/2006 Angi, Daniela Silvia Babes Bolyai University, Romania Young Women and Active Citizenship in Romania: understanding the role of family in shaping participatory practices RN25 | 08a | IC | RT | 4: ROUNDTABLE: Economic and Political Crisis 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room InterContinental - Aphrodite II Session Chair: NN Presentations: 429 Vrikki, Photini Brunel University London, United Kingdom The (dis)connections of a 'shared society': Brexit and the social media interruptions producing fluid forms of citizenship Veneti, Anastasia (1); Rovisco, Maria (2); Poulakidakos, Stamatis (3) 1: BOURNEMOUTH UNIVERSITY, United Kingdom; 2: University of Leicester, United Kingdom; 3: University of Athens, Greece The struggle for a new politics in a post-ideological world. The case of the 'We Do Not Pay' social movement in Greece Komporozos-Athanasiou, Aris University College London, United Kingdom 'Documenta' & the imagined solidarities of a crisis Sorg, Christoph Humboldt University Berlin, Germany “You are not a loan”: Financialization, debt-related grievances, and social movements RN25 | 09a | P: (Re)Doing Europe: the Making and Breaking of Transnational Solidarity Networks in Times of Economic Crisis 01.09.2017 |11:00 | Room PB.2.44 Session Chair: Sabrina Zajak, Ruhr-University Bochum Nina Fraeser, HafenCity University Ana-Maria Nikolas, Ruhr-University Bochum Presentations: Goldmann, Bartek Scuola Normale Superiore, Italy Transnational Social Movement Coalitions: A Conceptual Framework Hofmann, Julia University of Vienna, Austria Transnational Trade Union Action in times of crisis: The case of the European Action Days RN25 | 10a | P: Citizenship from Below: Social Movements as Forms of Resistance and Redefinition of Citizenship II 01.09.2017 |14:00 | Room PB.2.44 Session Chair: Liana M. Daher, University of Catania Presentations: Giacometti, Caterina University of Milan, Italy Citizenship as a process for asylum seekers: role of urban social movements VACHER, Kevin (1,2) 1: Université Paris VIII - Vincennes - St Denis; 2: CRESPPA-CSU, France Redefine “by the right side”. How mobilization against deviant populations participate to redefine local citizenships? Rodríguez Polo, Mario; Šotola, Jaroslav Palacky University Olomouc, Czech Republic The transformation of European solidarities under the challenge of the “refugee crisis” Gauditz, Leslie Carmel University Bremen, Germany Migration in Solidarity or Solidarity-tourism? Greece between anarchism, civic volunteers and NGOs Chatzopoulou, Sevasti Roskilde University, Denmark Networks of social movements in Greece and their transnational dimensions during the Eurocrisis Derman, Ozge Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales, France The Performative Strike of the Flight Attendants 430 431 Collaboration and networking in child welfare and protection in Norway Kulmala, Meri Susanna (1); Chernova, Zhanna Vladimirovna (2); Shpakovskaya, Larisa (2) 1: University of Helsinki, Finland; 2: Higher School of Economics, Russia OVERHAULING RUSSIA'S CHILD WELFARE SYSTEM: IDEAS AND AGENTS OF POLICY CHANGE RN26 - SOCIOLOGY OF SOCIAL POLICY AND SOCIAL WELFARE RN26 | 01a | H: Worlds of Care 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room HA.3.10 Session Chair: Janne Paulsen Breimo, Nord University Presentations: Rosenstein, Emilie; Bonvin, Jean-Michel University of Geneva, Switzerland Blurring Welfare Boundaries: The Case of the Swiss Disability Insurance. Gowan, Teresa (1); Whetstone, Sarah (2) 1: University of Minnesota, United States of America; 2: Bradley University, Illinois, United States of America Carceral rehab as fuzzy penality: hybrid technologies of recovery in the new temperance crusade Dudová, Radka Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic Cash for care and the value of money: the case of the long-term care benefit in the Czech Republic RN26 | 02a | H: Welfare in Interaction 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room HA.3.10 Session Chair: Ingrid Fylling, Nord University Presentations: Sandvin, Johans Tveit (1); Anvik, Cecilie (2); Lo, Christian (1,2) 1: Nord University, Norway; 2: Nordland Research Institute 432 Fernqvist, Stina Uppsala University, Sweden Social workers as street-level-bureaucrats in processes of eviction risk among families in Sweden Fylling, Ingrid; Sandvin, Johans Tveit; Bye, Robert; Vannebo, Berit Nord University, Norway Utilizing Meta-Ethnography as a Methodological Approach in the Study of Innovation in Children and Youth Welfare Services RN26 | 03a | H: Marginalization and Poverty I 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room HA.3.10 Session Chair: Giuseppe Moro, Università di Bari Aldo Moro Presentations: Lundberg, Kjetil Uni Research, Norway Creaming for integration: National and local policy strategies for integrating refugees in contemporary Norway Sandbjerg Hansen, Christian Aarhus University, Denmark On the Pedagogization of Urban Marginality in the Era of Neoliberalization Skrivanek, Isabella Danube University Krems, Austria Labour market integration of refugees in welfare states – a "European dilemma"? Freier, Carolin Institute for Employment Research, Germany „We have to reach the Personality“ Blurring boundaries between autonomy and paternalism in social activation schemes 433 RN26 | 04a | P: Marginalization and Poverty II 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room PC.4.23 Session Chair: Kjetil Lundberg, Uni Research 1: Université de Neuchâtel, Switzerland; 2: EESP, Haute Ecole de Travail Social, Suisse Occidentale Tax Authorities, Philanthropic Foundations, and the Recognition of Public Utility: the Moving Boundaries of the Welfare State in Switzerland Presentations: RN26 | 06a | P: Investing in Welfare Angel, Stefan WU Vienna University of Economics and Business, Austria Persistent household over-indebtedness and exits from over-indebtedness. Evidence from EU-SILC 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.4.23 Commisso, Giuliana; Sivini, Giordano University of Calabria, Italy The social unsustainability of EU anti-poverty measures Kissová, Lenka Masaryk University, Slovak Republic Welfare goes ethnic - Securitised management of minorities Kaminioti, Olympia National Insitite of Labour and Human Resources, Greece Fighting unemployment and poverty at a time of economic crisis: in need of a broader welfare framework RN26 | 05a | P: Partners for Welfare Session Chair: Christian Lo, Nordland Research Institute Presentations: Kazepov, Yuri (1); Cefalo, Ruggero (2) 1: University of Vienna; 2: University of Vienna A social investment perspective on lifelong learning policies: the challenges ahead Tarum, Häli; Kutsar, Dagmar University of Tartu, Estonia Social investment as a feasible universal tool for eldercare policymaking? The case of Estonia Schönert, Carolin Westfälische Wilhelms Universität Münster, Germany Social Investment in Europe. A cross-national comparison 31.08.2017 |11:00 | RoomPC.4.23 RN26 | 07a | P: Regimes on the Move Session Chair: Ingo Bode, University of Germany 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.4.23 Presentations: Session Chair: Johans Tveit Sandvin, Nord University Kankainen, Veera Emilia University of Helsinki, Finland Contradictions Finnish Nonprofit Associations Encounter while Searching for Public Funding Based on Gambling Profits Presentations: Piotrowska, Katarzyna Joanna Kozminski University, Poland The Balanced Development Index and the Welfare State Models in Europe. Baturina, Danijel University of Zagreb/Faculty of Law, Croatia Impact of the third sector on the socio economic development of Croatia and potentials for modernization of social policy system Sipilä, Jorma; Anttonen, Anneli University of Tampere, Finland Vulnerability of the Nordic welfare model Lambelet, Alexandre (2); Balsiger, Philip (1); Honegger, Caroline (2); Carnac, Romain (2) Zrinščak, Siniša (1); Stubbs, Paul (2) 434 435 1: Faculty of Law, University of Zagreb, Croatia; 2: Institute of Economics, Zagreb, Croatia WELFARE ASSEMBLAGES IN THE POST-YUGOSLAV SPACE: Legacies, agency and drivers of inertia Amitsis, Gabriel Technology University of Athens, Greece “New social policy paths through external trajectories: The impact of the Economic Adjustment Programmes on the Greek Welfare State reform” RN26 | 08a | P: Welfare Policies - Changes and Challenges 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PC.4.23 Session Chair: Anneli Maria Irmeli Anttonen, University of Tampere Presentations: Fontes, Fernando (1); Martins, Bruno (1); Loja, Ema (2); Lopes, Mónica (1); Pimentel, Joana (1); Pinto, Paula (3); Portugal, Silvia (1) 1: Centre for Social Studies, University of Coimbra, Portugal; 2: Institute of Social and Political Sciences, University of Lisbon, Portugal; 3: Faculty of Psychology and Education Sciences, University of Porto, Portugal Disability and Independent Living in Portugal: policy changes and challenges Percy-Smith, Barry (1); Markova, Galina (2) 1: University of Huddersfield, United Kingdom; 2: Know How Centre, New Bulgarian University, Sofia, Bulgaria Forgotten childhoods: Paradoxes and politics of De-Institutionalisation in Bulgaria Rivera Ugarte, Victoria Soledad University of Bristol, United Kingdom Beyond euro-centric relationship between State and society. Analysis of a citizenship concept from a postcolonial perspective, in a Chilean public policy. Ryan, Majka Monika University of Limerick, Ireland The role of discretion in the decision-making practices of welfare agents: A case study of the Habitual Residence Condition. RN26 | RN30 | 09a | P | JS: JOINT SESSION: Relationships Between Young Adults and Services 01.09.2017 |11:00 | Room PC.2.10 Joint session of RN26 Sociology of Social Policy and Social Welfare and RN30 Youth & Generation Session Chair: Marti Taru, Tallinn University Presentations: Aaltonen, Sanna; Kivijärvi, Antti Finnish Youth Research Society, Finland The more the merrier? Examining peer support in an online discussion group as a component of targeted youth work Turba, Hannu; Lüth, Ralf University of Kassel, Germany Microdynamics of moral work. Institutional interaction between young people and the state Bonvin, Jean-Michel University of Geneva, Switzerland Do Social Policies Appropriately Tackle Youth Disadvantage? Waldahl, Ragnhild Holmen; Anvik, Cecilie Høj Nordland Research Institute, Norway Welfare Policy and the Everyday Life of Youth in the Nordic countries RN26 | RN30 | 10a | P | JS: JOINT SESSION: Youth Guarantee and Activation Policies 01.09.2017 |14:00 | Room PA.1.3 Joint Session of RN26 Sociology of Social Policy and Social Welfare and RN30 Youth & Generation Session Chair: Hannu Turba, University of Kassel Presentations: Lähteenmaa, Jaana University of Tampere, Finland The construction of "young unemployed” and ”youth professionals” in the policy texts of ”Youth Guarantee Assmann, Marie-Luise University of Bremen, Germany 436 437 “Making Europe” with the European Youth Guarantee – a driving force for improving the school-to work-transitions of young people in the EU? Pappámikail, Lia; Ferreira, Tatiana Institute of Social Sciences, University of Lisbon, Portugal “Make the future… today!” – Youth Guarantee Implementation Strategy in Portugal Moro, Giuseppe; Jacobone, Vittoria; Balenzano, Caterina; Ferrara, Lucia University of Bari, Italy Social investment in youth: the challenge of a Southern Region in Italy RN26 | RN30 | 11a | P | JS: JOINT SESSION: Policies for Supporting Young People at Risk 01.09.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.1.7 Joint Session of RN26 Sociology of Social Policy and Social Welfare and RN30 Youth & Generation Session Chair: Jaana Lähteenmaa, University of Tampere Presentations: Presentations: Keating, Avril; Melis, Gabriella University College London, United Kingdom Youth attitudes towards their future: the role of resources, agency and perceptions of hard work Çelik, Kezban (1); Kalaycıoğlu, Hediye Sibel (2) 1: Ondokuz Mayıs University, Samsun, Turkey; 2: Middle East Technical University, Ankara, Turkey "It is not the lack of jobs, but the youth despising jobs": the reasons of youth unemployment from the eyes of different actors Mika, Tatjana C German Pansion Insurance, Germany Less and less success on the labour market for the young? A comparison of the birth cohorts 1935 to 1979 in Germany from age 15 to 35 Gentile Fusillo, Clementina Giulia Maria University of Warwick, United Kingdom Good practice of European youth-empowerment: the case of "Bollenti Spiriti" Bakken, Froydis Marie Oslo and Akershus University College, Norway Medicalization of young welfare clients- an easy way out? Yilmaz, Volkan Bogazici University, Turkey Youth welfare policy in Turkey in comparative perspective: a case of 'denied youth citizenship' Taru, Marti Tallinn University, Estonia Active labor labor market policy and youth lifecourse Kalalahti, Mira; Niemi, Anna-Maija; Varjo, Janne; Jahnukainen, Markku University of Helsinki, Finland Unequal transitions in a paradise of equality? – Education authorities' views on the transitions of young people with immigrant backgrounds and/or with special educational needs RN26 | RN30 | 11b | P | JS: JOINT SESSION: Future Hopes and Transitions to Work 01.09.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.5.29 Joint session of RN26 Sociology of Social Policy and Social Welfare and RN30 Youth & Generation Session Chair: Sanna Aaltonen, Finnish Youth Research Society 438 439 Session Chair: Heinz Suenker, Wuppertal Fiorella Vinci, University eCampus Presentations: Pertsinidou, Kyriaki Universityof Piraeus, Greece Media literacy as an essential element for the full development of an active European citizenship RN27 - REGIONAL NETWORK SOUTHERN EUROPEAN SOCIETIES RN27 | 04a | P: General Session: Southern European Societies: Current Issues 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room PC.4.27 Session Chair: Manuel Fernández-Esquinas, CSIC - Institute for Advanced Social Studies Consuelo Corradi, Lumsa University Presentations: Mosca, Lorenzo; Quaranta, Mario Scuola Normale Superiore, Italy Networked and contentious? Exploring the determinants of movement parties' vote in Southern Europe Romão, Ana (1,5,4); Baltazar, Maria da Saudade (2,4,5); Rosado, David Pascoal (1,3,5); Fonseca, Dinis (4,5); Lopes, Helga (1,5) 1: Military Academy; 2: Universidade de Évora; 3: Universidade Europeia; 4: Centro Interdisciplinar de Ciências Sociais; 5: Military Academy Research Center Transitions from military careers to civilian live: personnel motivations and institutional constraints Pastore, Gerardo; Tomei, Gabriele University of Pisa, Italy Ligths and Shadow of the Knowledge Society in the time of crisis. The case of the highly-skilled emigration flows from Italy RN27 | 05a | P: Education and Culture 31.08.2017 |11:00 | Room PC.4.27 440 Bouquerel, Fanny Université Paris 8, France Culture and the Arts as valuable Vectors for European Cohesion in Sicily? Moniou, Zoe University of Piraeus, Greece Erasmus+ School-to-School Partnerships as a tool of Europeanization within schools. Τhe case of the 13th Kallithea high school. Tzivra, Georgia University of Piraeus, Greece Does the Erasmus motivate brain drain? RN27 | 06a | P: The Impact of Crisis on Various Institutions 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.4.27 Session Chair: Ana Romão, Military Academy Manuel Carlos Silva, University of Minho - Interdisciplinar Centre of Social Sciences (CICS.Nova) Presentations: Leledakis, Kanakis Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences, Greece The Greek crisis and its significance for world capitalism Blavier, Pierre INSEE, France The distributional effects of the Spanish Great Recession Serapioni, Mauro Centre for Social Studies, University of Coimbra, Portugal Crisis and health inequalities in Southern European countries 441 Vilara, Kalliopi University of Piraeus Greece The impact of the economic crisis in Hellenic fire brigade's personnel: A proposal for the organization of a special psychosocial unit Cimagalli, Folco (1); Sofia, Cristina (2) 1: LUMSA University, Italy; 2: Sapienza University of Rome, Italy Women and crisis. Are social interventions gender sensitive? RN27 | 07a | P: Urban Forms of Crisis Papalexandris, Nancy Athens University of Economics and Business, Greece Economic Crisis and its Impact on Women in Greece 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.4.27 Session Chair: Luís Baptista, Universidade Nova de Lisboa Thomas Maloutas, Harokopio University Presentations: Serrano, M. Angeles (1); Gómez Fortes, Braulio (2); Redondo, Gisela (3); Ramis, Maria del Mar (4) 1: Universitat Rovira i Virgili, Spain; 2: Universidad de Deusto, Spain; 3: University of Cambridge, United Kingdom; 4: Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona, Spain Solidarity in European societies: empowerment, social justice and citizenship. Results from the Spanish case studies on the spatial dimension of solidarity. Tsangaris, Michael; Pazarzi, Iliana University of Piraeus, Greece Wall Slogans and Graffiti as urban forms of expressions in the time of the crisis GIATRA, ADAMANTIA (1); PANAGIOTIS, PREZERAKOS (1); SACHLAS, ATHANASIOS (2); TZAVELLA, FOTEINI (1) 1: Department of Nursing, University of Peloponnese, Greece; 2: Department of Statistics, Athens University of Economics and Business, Greece THE PHENOMENON OF THE HOMELESSNESS IN PATRAS, A LARGE MUNICIPALITY IN SOUTHERN GREECE RN27 | 08a | P: The Dimension of the Gender 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PC.4.27 Session Chair: Maria Carmela Agodi, University of Naples Federico II Maria Stratigaki, Panteion University of Political and Social Sciences Silva, Manuel Carlos; Queiroz, Aleksandra; Jorge, Ana Reis Interdisciplinar Centre of Social Sciences (CICS.Nova | UMinho), Portugal Gender, (Un)employment and Gender Equality Policy in Europe: the place of Portugal Alipranti-Maratou, Laoura, University of Athens, Greece Migrant women in Greece, integration process and citizenship RN27 | 09a | P: General Session: Solidarity and Work in the South 01.09.2017 |11:00 | Room PC.4.27 Session Chair: Eleni Nina Pazarzi, University of Piraeus Kanakis Leledakis, Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences Presentations: Aliprantis, Nikitas Strasbourg University and Democritus University of Thrace, Greece Vulnerable States' pursuit of solidarity as a necessity for democratic equality in the European Union Yfanti, Aggeliki; Michalopoulou, Catherine; Charalampi, Anastasia Panteion University of Political and Social Sciences, Greece The impact of applying alternative definitions to the European Union Labour Force Survey measurement of the unemployment rate for Southern Europe 2008-2014 Vinci, Fiorella University eCampus, Italy Youth and employment in Southern Italy: Challenges emerging from a comparison between the Italian Jobs Act and the French labour reform Presentations: 442 443 Session Chair: Enrico Michelini, TU Dortmund Marian ter Haar, Kenniscentrum Sport Presentations: ter Haar, Marian Kenniscentrum Sport, The Netherlands Sense making: the role of clubs in times of demographic decline RN28 - SOCIETY AND SPORTS RN28 | 04a | P: Sport Participation: Explaining Differences 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room PC.3.18 Session Chair: Koen Breedveld, Mulier Institute / Radboud University Jasper van Houten, Radboud University& HAN University of Applied Sciences Presentations: van Houten, Jasper (1,2); Kraaykamp, Gerbert (1); Pelzer, Ben (1) 1: Radboud University, The Netherlands; 2: HAN University of Applied Sciences, The Netherlands The transition to adulthood: a game changer? Panel analyses of the impact of major life events on sport participation. van Haaften, Arend Utrecht University, The Netherlands Ethnic and educational differences in the Dutch voluntary football sector Kovács, Klára University of Debrecen, Hungary Which social and individual factors determine students' sport activity in Central and Eastern European countries? Nosal, Przemyslaw Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan, Poland, Poland Sport betting. A sociological perspective RN28 | 05a | P: Sport-clubs: Tools for Social Integration? 31.08.2017 |11:00 | Room PC.3.18 444 Masoni, Irene University of Pisa, Italy Sport clubs and municipalities in Italy: modes of governance in grassroots sport Manning, Alex University of Minnesota, United States of America Tenuous Cosmopolitan Canopies: Youth Soccer and Race in the United States Török, Emőke Károli Gáspár University of the Reformed Church in Hungary, Hungary Youth in Sport-Clubs: Social Composition and Attitudes RN28 | 06a | P: Sport and Social Capital 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.3.18 Session Chair: Lucie Forté Gallois, Université Paul Sabatier Hidde Bekhuis, Radboud University Nijmegen Presentations: Lammertink, Nienke; Breedveld, Koen Mulier Institute / Radboud University, The Netherlands The '4daagse' of Nijmegen: how sport events raise different aspects of social capital Froidevaux, Solène University of Lausanne, Switzerland (Un)doing the Nation. Sport Shooting and Archery in Switzerland. Bekhuis, Hidde Radboud University Nijmegen Does pro-cycling events matters? The influence of the Giro d'Italia start on sport participation and cohesion in the Netherlands in 2016. 445 Huang, Ya-Ching National Taiwan University, Taiwan Trustworthiness of Diverse Cooperative Relationships in Taiwanese Pigeon Racing Malcolm, Dominic Loughborough University, United Kingdom The sociology of sport as a professional project: Where next for the subdiscipline RN28 | 07a | P: Elite Sports: Inclusive or Exclusive? RN28 | RN35 | 09a | P | JS: JOINT SESSION: Sport and Refugees: First Steps Towards Integration? 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.3.18 Session Chair: Dino Numerato, Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles University, Prague Oli Williams, University of Leicester, SAPPHIRE Group Presentations: Petersen-Wagner, Renan Leeds Beckett University, United Kingdom Rio 2016 Olympics and the Zika epidemic: A discourse analysis of othering Brazil Papa, Françoise; Francony, Jean-Marc Université Grenoble Alpes, France Can media coverage of sport be at the service of social inclusiveness ? Zervas, Kostas Leeds Trinity University, United Kingdom Olympic dreams and the 99% Dumitriu, Diana-Luiza (1,2); Delorme, Nicolas (2) 1: National University of Political Studies and Public Administration, Romania; 2: Université de Bordeaux, France Face management strategies in winners' post-game discourses RN28 | 08a | P: RN KEYNOTE SESSION: Sociology of Sport as a Professional Project 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PC.5.29 Session Chair: Koen Breedveld, Mulier Institute / Radboud University Oli Williams, University of Leicester, SAPPHIRE Group Presentations: Forté Gallois, Lucie Université Paul Sabatier, France Sportive vocation to the test of injurie 446 01.09.2017 |11:00 | Room PC.3.17 Joint Session of RN28 Society and Sports and RN35 Sociology of Migration Session Chairs: Enrico Michelini, TU Dortmund Karin Peters, Wageningen University Presentations: Nobis, Tina Humboldt-University of Berlin, Germany How sport clubs engage in refugee work: Empirical findings from a qualitative study in Germany Michelini, Enrico TU Dortmund, Germany War, Migration, Resettlement and Sport Careers of Youth Elite Athletes: The Case of the Syrian National Water Polo Team Lübke, Christiane; Fauser, Sophia Universität Duisburg-Essen, Germany Fostering integration through sports? Analysing the long-term effect of youth sport activities on subsequent labour market success of migrants Faustmann, Anna Maria Danube University Krems, Austria The role of sports clubs for early and sustainable integration of migrants RN28 | RS12 | 09a | P | JS: JOINT SESSION: Sports, Knowledge and Embodiment 01.09.2017 |11:00 | Room PE.1.39 Joint Session of RN28 Society and Sports and RS12 Sociology of Knowledge Session Chairs: Ajit Singh, IRS - Leibniz Institute for Research on Society and Space Koen Breedveld, Mulier Institute / Radboud University 447 Presentations: Meuser, Michael TU Dortmund, Germany Fitness, Health and Beauty: Reflexive Body Work and the Enterprising Self Singh, Ajit University of Applied Science Fulda, Germany Pre-enactments as situated action plans – Comparing cases in traffic, medical testing and sports training Boldt, Thea D. Kulturwissenschaftliches Institut Essen, Germany Religious Space - Knowledge - Embodied Communication Stan, Oana Mara University of Bucharest, Romania Peaks and pitfalls – experiences of pain across discursive practices in recreational rock-climbing and running RN28 | RN33 | 10a | P | JS: JOINT SESSION: Sports, Bodies, Genders and Sexualities I 01.09.2017 |14:00 | Room PE.1.39 Joint Session of RN28 Society and Sports and RN33 Women's and Gender Studies Session Chair: Alessandro Porrovecchio, University of Lille 2 Michael Meuser, TU Dortmund Presentations: Fidolini, Vulca University of Strasbourg, France Masculine Bodies, "Sexual Purity" and Discipline. How the practice of sport (re)defines sexual biographies Faje, Florin Babes-Bolyai University, Romania Gendered Success: Feminine Sporting Performance in Masculine Configurations Pujadas i Martí, Xavier (2); Parrilla-Fernández, José Manuel (1); Sánchez-Sánchez, Sandra (1) 1: University of Oviedo, Spain; 2: Universitat Ramon Llull, Spain The relationship between pain control and body building in sport practices from Franco Dictatorship period to the present: the social process of medicalization in sport activity 448 Vidu Afloarei, Ana; Castro-Sandúa, Marcos Universitat de Barcelona, Spain New Alternative Masculinities as pillar for healthier, safer and more inclusive sports RN28 | 11b | P: Young Sportsmen and Women: Frail Identities, Trying to fit in 01.09.2017 |16:00 | Room PE.1.39 Session Chair: Oli Williams, University of Leicester, SAPPHIRE Group Dino Numerato, Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles University, Prague Presentations: Lang, Melanie Edge Hill University, United Kingdom Out of Touch with Children's Rights: Critical Reflections on the 'No Touch' Discourse in Youth Sport Villanueva, Alejandra Western Sydney University, Australia Shaping up bodies: An ethnography of masculinities and physical training in Sydney Nielsen, Stine Frydendal; Thing, Lone Friis Copenhagen University, Denmark Trying to fit in – Young people's negotiation processes between sports culture and modern youth culture Adams, Adi Bournemouth University, United Kingdom Masculinities in a youth football context: Exploring attitudes toward gay peers among adolescent boys in an English professional football (soccer) academy RN28 | RN33 | 11a | P | JS: JOINT SESSION: Sports, Bodies, Genders and Sexualities II 01.09.2017 |16:00 | Room PE.3.40 Joint Session of RN28 Society and Sports and RN33 Women's and Gender Studies Session Chair: Alessandro Porrovecchio, University of Lille 2 Michael Meuser, TU Dortmund 449 Presentations: Zinn, Isabelle (1,2); Froidevaux, Solène (1) 1: University of Lausanne, Switzerland; 2: EHESS, Paris Bodies in action. The Gender Order on the workplace and within sporting activities Salgam, Didem Middle East Technical University, Turkey Gender and Sexuality Perceptions of Early Childhood Educators: The case of a Private Kindergarten in Ankara, Turkey Schmechel, Corinna Carl-von-Ossietzky-Universität Oldenburg, Germany Fitting Queers-Queering Fitness? Porrovecchio, Alessandro; Wille, Fabien URePSSS EA 7369 (Unité de Recherche Pluridisciplinaire Sport Santé Société), University of Lille 2, France Regendering the athlete. The construction/representation of gender in the journalistic discourse RN29 - SOCIAL THEORY RN29 | 01a | H: Social Theory 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room HB.1.14 Session Chair: Esther Oliver, University of Barcelona Presentations: Gilleard, Christopher John University College London, United Kingdom From collective representations to social imaginaries: Castoriadis' contribution to the social sciences Zhu, Hongwen Beijing Normal University, China, People's Republic of Theorization of Social Governance in China and its Possible Meaning to European Sociology Frantová, Veronika Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic The problem of a rationalized cultural structure of the civil sphere: a critical interpretation of Jeffrey C. Alexander's symbolic code of liberty Heiskala, Risto University of Tampere, Finland For a holistic social science RN29 | 01b | H: Social Theory 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room HB.1.15 Session Chair: Mikael Carleheden, University of Copenhagen Presentations: 450 451 Gulalp, Haldun GSCS, Turkey Totalitarianism in the Age of Neoliberalism? The Contemporary Relevance of Carl Schmitt RN29 | 02b | H: Europe, Solidarity and the Problem of Social Integration II Muukkonen, Martti Antero University of Eastern Finland, Finland Sociology of continuity - Review of some sociological theories Session Chair: Craig Alan Richard Browne, University of Sydney Presentations: Matveeva, Natalia Yurievna Moscow State University of Railway Engineering (MIIT), Moscow, Russian Federation Basic Principles of Interpretation of Meanings of Social Phenomena in the Russian Sociological Tradition Gerő, Márton (1,2); Susánszky, Pál (1); Tóth, Gergely (1) 1: MTA-ELTE Peripato Comparative Social DynamicsResearch Group, Hungary,; 2: MTA Centre for Social Sciences, Hungary Solidarity, participation and the notion of human rights Mazman, Ibrahim; Yöntem, Erdem Kirikkale University, Turkey Five Domains of a Settled Life: Household, Production, Market, Authority and State: Stern, Verena University of Vienna, Austria Human Rights vs. National Sovereignty: Contested Framings of the Refugee Situation in Europe RN29 | 02a | H: Europe, Solidarity and the Problem of Social Integration I 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room HB.1.14 Session Chair: Sanem Guvenc Salgirli, Fernand Braudel Center Presentations: 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room HB.1.15 Soler-Gallart, Marta (1); Hvinden, Bjorn (2); Oliver, Esther (1) 1: University of Barcelona, Spain; 2: Oslo and Akershus University College, Norway Conceptualizing solidarity amid opposed types of radicalization Wachinger, Marie Freie Universität Berlin, Germany A union of states or a union of peoples? Civic solidarity in the EU Vergaray, Alfonso Texas A&M International University, United States of America Solidarity through Devotion: Spinoza on Dying for the State RN29 | 03a | H: Social Theory Herzog, Benno University of Valencia, Spain The moral grammar of silenced and invisibilized social suffering Session Chair: Marta Soler-Gallart, University of Barcelona Žažar, Krešimir University of Zagreb, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Croatia From Mechanical over Organic towards Homeostatic Solidarity Verpraet, Gilles University Paris ouest Nanterre, France Democratic iterations , Assembly and new frameworks for solidarity 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room HB.1.14 Presentations: Carleheden, Mikael University of Copenhagen, Denmark How to theorize? On the changing role and meaning of theory in the social sciences Moiseev, Stanislav Pavlovich Higher School of Economics, Russian Federation The “rehabilitation” of the “mass” in social sciences: In search of generalized definition of the concept Teixeira, Mariana O. N. Brazilian Center for Analysis and Planning (Cebrap), Brazil 452 453 Social Pathologies, Experienced Suffering and the Tasks of Critical Theory Georgopoulou, Panagiota Panteion University, Greece A Turbulent World of Great Uncertainty. Hey you social scientists! You may not know what's going on and you may be part of the problem…. RN29 | 03b | H: Author Meets Critics: Living at the Edges of Capitalism 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room HB.1.15 Session Chair: Sanem Guvenc Salgirli, Fernand Braudel Center Presentations: Guvenc Salgirli, Sanem (1); Grubacic, Andrej (3); O'Hearn, Denis (2); Salgirli, Saygin (4) 1: Emily Carr University of Arts and Design, CA; Fernand Braudel Center, US; 2: Texas A & M University, Department of Sociology, US; 3: California Institute of Integral Studies, Department of Anthropology and Social Change, US; 4: University of British Columbia, Department of Art History, Visual Arts and Theory Author meets Critic: Living at the Edges of Capitalism - Adventures in Exile and Mutual Aid RN29 | 04a | P: Social Theory and the Critique of Capitalism I 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room PE.1.38 Session Chair: Csaba Szalo, Masaryk University Kössler, Reinhart Arnold Bergstraesser Institut, Freiburg, Germany, Germany Is Modernity Progressive? Notes on the continued primitive accumulation of capital RN29 | 04b | P: Social Theory and the Critique of Capitalism II 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room PE.1.39 Session Chair: Benno Herzog, University of Valencia Presentations: Skomvoulis, Michalis Panteion University, Greece Marx and Luhmann: (re)thinking capital as communication Bueno, Arthur University of Erfurt, Germany Social Life Beneath the Organism: On Durkheim's Two Conceptions of Anomie Frade, Carlos University of Salford-Manchester, United Kingdom Submissive subjectivities and points of exception: toward a methodology to study the digital Rodriguez, Juan-Pablo University of Bristol, United Kingdom Critical social theory as a counter-mapping practice Presentations: RN29 | 05a | P: Social Theory Sevignani, Sebastian Friedrich-Schiller-University Jena, Germany Updating a critical theory of needs in informational capitalism 31.08.2017 |11:00 | RoomPE.1.38 Haubner, Tine Friedrich-Schiller-University Jena, Germany Into the Heart of Social Critique ─ Let's Talk About Exploitation! Holmwood, John University of Nottingham, United Kingdom Colonialism and liberal class analysis 454 Session Chair: Hubert Knoblauch, Technical University Berlin Presentations: Mouzakitis, Angelos University of Crete, Greece Social Imaginaries Reconsidered: The impact of Imagination on Social Action Durdovic, Martin Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic Generative Hermeneutics 455 Cordero, Rodrigo (1,3); Salinas, Francisco J. (2,3) 1: School of Sociology, Universidad Diego Portales, Chile; 2: Institute of Education, University College London, UK; 3: Social Theory Cluster, Chile Towards a sociology of abstractions: Thinking the social beyond the conceptual/empirical divide Klein, Stefan (1); Toledo, Mariana (2,3) 1: Universidade de Brasília (UnB), Brazil; 2: Universidade de São Paulo (USP), Brazil; 3: Instituto Federal de Educação, Ciência e Tecnologia de Goiás (IFG), Brazil One view on the 'place' of capitalism among the concept of critique Holmes, Torik Lancaster University, United Kingdom Developing a practice-theoretical analysis of spatial relations in Manchester's Northern Quarter (NQ) Liu, Yu-cheng Nanhua University, Taiwan Transhumanism, post-capitalism, and "meta-veillance": perspective from critical realism RN29 | 05b | P: Social Theory Spasic, Ivana University of Belgrade, Serbia Superfluous Legacy: The Limits of Sociology as Social Critique in a Devastated Postsocialist Society 31.08.2017 |11:00 | RoomPE.1.39 Session Chair: Craig Alan Richard Browne, University of Sydney RN29 | 06b | P: Social Theory and the Critique of Capitalism IV Presentations: 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PE.1.39 Sava, Alexandru Vasile Babes-Bolyai University of Cluj-Napoca, Romania Social contradictions as conflicting histories: a poststructuralist approach to the crisis of globalization and the possibility of internationalism Session Chair: Haldun GULALP, GSCS Presentations: Sabetta, Lorenzo Sapienza - University of Rome, Italy The Banality of Order? Purposiveness and Unintentionality in Preserving Social Status Quo Faber, Agoston ELTE (Hungary); EHESS (France) Critique of capitalism, a call for solidarity and the inability to seize subjectivity. Theoretical strenghts and weaknesses of Bourdieu's political interventions in the 1990's PODVOYSKIY, Denis Peoples` Friendship University of Russia, Russian Federation Individual in a world of institutes: Logic and mechanisms of social construction of reality Karttunen, Ulla University of Eastern Finland, Finland The Sexiest Capitalism Ever: A Duckface Selfie of a Trans-Aestheticized Market Economy RN29 | 06a | P: Social Theory and the Critique of Capitalism III 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PE.1.38 Session Chair: Mikael Carleheden, University of Copenhagen Presentations: Amorim, Thomas Edson de Jesus Theodoro Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil The construction of time as meaning: Fredric Jameson and the Marxist debate on history in era of globalization Markowska, Barbara Anna Collegium Civitas, Poland Capital in the Age of Capitalism: Marx-Bourdieu Browne, Craig Alan Richard University of Sydney, Australia The Dialectic of Control: From the Past to the Future of Critical Social Theory 456 457 RN29 | 07a | P: Modernity (Modernities) in the Context of Neoliberalism I 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PE.1.38 Session Chair: Gallina Tasheva, University of Muenster Presentations: Harzendorf, Marc-Dirk Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg, Germany Neoliberal modernity and its contradiction of the self Kravchenko, Sergey Moscow State Institute of International Relations, Russian Federation “Normal Anomie”: A Side-Effect of Unmaking and Remaking Europe and the World Petric, Mirko (1); Tomic-Koludrovic, Inga (2) 1: University of Zadar, Croatia; 2: Institute of Social Sciences Ivo Pilar, Croatia Modernization processes in the context of institutionally embedded neoliberalism: a theoretical perspective on post-transitional Croatia Kumkar, Nils C. Universität Bremen, Germany Lifestyle and Hope: Weber's 'Protestant Ethic' and the Discontent of the Middle Class RN29 | 07b | P: Modernity (Modernities) in the Context of Neoliberalism II 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PE.1.39 Session Chair: Csaba Szalo, Masaryk University Presentations: Dörfler, Thomas; Rothfuß, Eberhard University of Bayreuth, Germany Challenges for modern and postmodern theories: social relationality and resonance as new paradigms for analyzing societies in crisis? Kollmann, Laura University Bremen, Germany, Jacobs University Bremen, Germany Trust-based exchanges as a counter-weight to neoliberalism Braslavskiy, Ruslan Sociological Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Russian Federation Disciplinary reconfiguration of the social sciences in the context of neoliberal transformation of modernity Joanpere, Mar (1); Ramis, Maria del Mar (2); Sordé, Teresa (2) 1: University of Barcelona, Spain; 2: Autonomous University of Barcelona, Spain Social Creation in Social Theory RN29 | 08a | P: Social Theory and Identity Politics 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PE.1.38 Session Chair: Gallina Tasheva, University of Muenster Presentations: Aboim, Sofia University of Lisbon, Portugal On identity politics and its discontents: between gender recognition and disembodied communities Folloni, André (3); Ruzzeddu, Massimiliano (1); Nocenzi, Mariella (2) 1: Università Niccolò Cusano di Roma, Italy; 2: Università La Sapienza di Roma, Italy; 3: Pontifical Catholic University of Paraná, Brazil Identity, self-deception and rationality in the XXI century. Szalo, Csaba Masaryk University, Czech Republic Cultural trauma, habitus and other traces of the past Engholm, Pär (1,2) 1: Uppsala University, Sweden; 2: Stockholm University, Sweden Narcissist Ironic Nostalgia and Pseudo Meta Reflexivity. The Hipster Figure as a Post-Theoretic Projection in Late Capitalist Culture and Theory RN29 | 09a | P: Social Theory 01.09.2017 |11:00 | Room PE.1.38 Session Chair: Benno Herzog, University of Valencia 458 459 Presentations: RN29 | 11a | P: Social Theory Zinn, Jens O. University of Melbourne, Australia Metamorphosis of Risk Society—Are we heading towards a Risk-taking Society? 01.09.2017 |16:00 | Room PE.1.38 Ignatyev, Vladimir Igorevich Novosibirsk State Technical University, Russian Federation The modern European community: how to integrate complicate and multiform without destroying the wholeness Klinkisch, Eva-Maria University of Hohenheim, Germany Acting like a teacher? Conceptual frameworks in Critical Theory related to critical theorist´s educating activities. RN29 | 10a | P: Social Theory 01.09.2017 |14:00 | Room PE.1.38 Session Chair: Esther Oliver, University of Barcelona Session Chair: Marta Soler-Gallart, University of Barcelona Presentations: Sharonova, Svetlana A. (1,2) 1: St.-Tikhon's Orthodox Humanitarian University, Russian Federation; 2: People's Friendship University of Russia Study of Society: between methodological atheism and theological approach Dobrovolskiy, Mikhail Higher School of Economics, Moscow Description of New Age Spirituality in motion pictures and TV series as public's reflection to this phenomenon Bergua, José Ángel (1); Moya, Laura (2) 1: University of Zaragoza, SpainUniversity of Zaragoza; 2: University of Zaragoza Presentations: Niephaus, Yasemin Goethe-Universität Frankfurt, Germany Society in a relational perspective Tsai, Po-Fang Taipei Medical University, Taiwan What Can Friedrich Kittler Contribute to Contemporary Social Theory: the theoretical implications of the concept “technical media” Gebhardt, Mareike FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg, Germany Performing Citizenship Transnationally. Political Action Beyond Representation O'Mahony, Patrick Joseph National University of Ireland, Cork (UCC), Ireland Communicative Reason and the Theory of Society 460 461 Ferreira, Tatiana Institute of Social Sciences, University of Lisbon, Portugal Young descendants migrants in transnational space – challenging the use of categories in research on children of migrants Kmiotek-Meier, Emilia University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg ”I have seen it as a new life phase”- international student mobility as turning point or transition? Credit and degree student mobility – two different perspectives. RN30 - YOUTH & GENERATION RN30 | 01a | P: RN KEYNOTE SESSION with Ann Nilsen: Youth, Intergenerational Solidarity and the Crises in Europe 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.1.7 Discussants: Carmen Leccardi; John Goodwin; Sanna Aaltonen Session Chair: Valentina Cuzzocrea, University of Erfurt Presentations: Nilsen, Ann University of Bergen, Norway Youth transitions in times of inequality: 'Private troubles and public issues' in discussions of intergenerational solidarity and conflict RN30 | 02a | P: Multiculturalism, Ethnicity, Migration 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.1.7 Session Chair: Jaana Lähteenmaa, University of Tampere Presentations: Yndigegn, Carsten University of Southern Denmark, Denmark Youth in times of invisible –isms Giardiello, Mauro (1); Capobianco, Rosa (2) 1: University of Roma Tre, Italy; 2: University of Roma Tre, Italy The individualization contradictions: the second generation immigrants in Italy RN30 | 02b | P: Youth in changing societies 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.3.15 Session Chair: Airi-Alina Allaste, Tallinn University Presentations: Vasileva, Nadezhda; Krupets, Yana National Research University Higher School of Economics in St.Petersburg, Russian Federation Young people in the city: redefining urban space through art practices Black, Niki (1); Scott, Karen (2); Shucksmith, Mark (1) 1: Newcastle University, United Kingdom; 2: Exeter University, United Kingdom Social Inequalities in Rural Britain: Impacts on Young People Post-2008 Chtouris, Sotiris (1); Miller, DeMond (2) 1: University of the Aegean, Greece; 2: Rowan University, United States of America Youth and 'Geneo-cid': Greek National and European Union Factors Contributing to the Lost Generation of Greece Benasso, Sebastiano (1); Magaraggia, Sveva (2) 1: University of Genoa, Italy; 2: University of Milano-Bicocca Italian youth in trouble: between 'new' life-stages and 'old' intergenerational relations RN30 | 02c | P: Solidarity and Trust 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.3.16 Session Chair: Kristoffer Chelsom Vogt, University of Bergen 462 463 Presentations: Pitti, Ilaria (1,2); Zurla, Paolo (2) 1: Örebro University, Sweden; 2: University of Bologna, Italy Transitions to activism: young people, politics, and solidarity Balasanyan, Sona (1,2); Vermishyan, Harutyun (1) 1: Yerevan State University, Armenia; 2: Caucasus Research Resource Center- Armenia The Armenian Youth in the Post-Soviet Context: Some important findings from the Armenian Youth Study 2016 Roberts, Ken (1); Kovacheva, Siyka (2) 1: University of Liverpool, United Kingdom; 2: University of Plovdiv, Bulgaria STILL TROUBLED: TUNISIA'S YOUTH DURING AND SINCE THE REVOLUTION OF 2011 Narbut, Nikolai; Trotsuk, Irina Peoples' Friendship University of Russia, Russian Federation Challenges and prospects for the cross-cultural studies of the youth worldview RN30 | 03a | P: Mobility and Regionality 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PC.1.7 Session Chair: Raili Nugin, Tallinn University Presentations: Schlimbach, Tabea; Hemming, Karen German Youth Institute, Germany Structural conditions for VET-mobility: opportunities and obstacles Manea, Mădălina-Elena (1); Deliu, Alexandra (2) 1: University of Bucharest, Romania; 2: Research Institute for Quality of Life (ICCV), Romanian Academy Romanian youth migration – contagious behaviour in peer networks? A case study Berg, Päivi; Harma, Vuokko; Anttila, Anu-Hanna Nuorisotutkimusverkosto, Finland Regionality and social class in young adults experiences 464 Cuenca, Cristina (1); Navarrete Moreno, Lorenzo (2) 1: ICN - Colegio de Ciencias Políticas y Sociología, Spain; 2: Universidad Complutense de Madrid Spanish vocational education and training mobility in the EU: Youth mobility narratives intertwined structure and agency RN30 | 03b | P: Trust, Mistrust and the Risk of Marginalisation 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PC.3.15 Session Chair: Nuno Almeida Alves, University Institute of Lisbon Presentations: Triantafyllopoulou, Eleni Humboldt University of Berlin, Germany The youth of today: Precarity, political mistrust and the collapsing welfare state Manning, Nathan (1); Akhtar, Parveen (2) 1: University of York, United Kingdom; 2: Aston University, United Kingdom 'You do, you feel a little bit marginalised': The political understandings of Muslim Young People in Bradford Stamou, Eleni Independent Researcher, United Kingdom Longitudinal Exploration of Young Greeks' Subjectivation in 'Debt Society' RN30 | 03c | P: Employment, Unemployment and Underemployment I 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PC.3.16 Session Chair: Maria-Carmen Pantea, 'Babes Bolyai' University Presentations: Symeonaki, Maria; Stamatopoulou, Glykeria; Karamessini, Maria Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences, Department of Social Policy, Athens, Greece Introducing an index of labour mobility for youth Jelonek, Magdalena (1); Worek, Barbara (2) 1: Cracow University of Economics; 2: Jagiellonian University, Poland Quality of work after graduation – The case of Poland 465 Mizen, Phillip Aston University, United Kingdom 'And Click. That's All I Do': Temporary Work Agencies and Young Worker's Transitions into Precarious Employment Kopycka, Katarzyna MLU Halle-Wittenberg, Germany Similar effect, different mechanisms - social inequalities in early occupational attainment in the heart of Europe RN30 | 04a | H: Gender and Sexuality 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room HA.2.4 Session Chair: Mette Pless, Aalborg University Presentations: Presentations: Omelchenko, Elena Higher School of Economics, Russian Federation Youth subcultures in Russia: 25 years between underground and pop-cultures Ferreira, Vitor Sérgio Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal To live from the scene: youth cultures and arts of making a living Genova, Carlo University of Turin, Italy Youth cultures, institutions and market. Beyond separation and conflict, toward complex patterns of dialectic interaction Halonen, Terhi University of Eastern Finland, Finland Mandatory alternative lifestyle: Everyday life of homeless youth in Eastern Finland Andersson, Sara Stockholm University, Sweden Girls, reading and literature: a genealogy RN30 | 04c | H: Social Movements and Political Action Pankratova, Liliia Sergeevna St. Petersburg State University, Russian Federation Exploring the dimensions of student youth's sexuality: the case of Russia Session Chair: Siyka Kostadinova Kovacheva, Paisii Hilendarski University of Plovdiv Cois, Ester University of Cagliari, Italy No Woman's Land? Gender and Generational Dynamics in thirty young women's life histories in the agro-food sector in Sardinia, Italy. Dec-Pietrowska, Joanna (1); Paprzycka, Emilia (2) 1: University of Zielona Góra, Poland; 2: Warsaw University of Life Sciences, Poland What we do (not) want to tell teenagers about sex? Female and male sexuality constructing in the context of sexuality education in Poland RN30 | 04b | H: Youth Cultures, Consumption and Social Media I 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room HA.2.5 Session Chair: Carsten Yndigegn, University of Southern Denmark 466 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room HA.2.6 Presentations: Stanojevic, Dragan; Petrovic, Jelisaveta Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade, Serbia Instrumentalisation of Youth Political and Civic Participation in Serbia Sirrriyeh, Ala Keele University, United Kingdom Here to Stay: Undocumented Young People in the USA, Political Activism and Citizenship Popivanov, Boris Petrov (1,2) 1: New Europe Center, Bulgaria; 2: St. Kliment Ohridski University of Sofia Emerging Incentives for Youth Participation in Bulgaria Allaste, Airi-Alina (1); Beilmann, Mai (2) 1: Tallinn University, Estonia; 2: University of Tartu, Estonia Citizenship education: meanings of young activists and attitudes of youth policy makers 467 RN30 | 05a | H: Youth cultures, consumption and social media II 31.08.2017 |11:00 | RoomHA.2.4 Session Chair: Carlo Genova, University of Turin Presentations: Waechter, Natalia (1); Kampel, Martin (2) 1: Ludwig-Maximilian University Munich; 2: Technical University Vienna “There is no privacy, deal with it”. Teenagers' challenges and strategies in using social media Pless, Mette (1,2,3); Sorensen, Niels Ulrik (1,2,3) 1: Aalborg University, Denmark; 2: The Danish Centre for Youth Research; 3: Dept. for Learning and Philosophy 'Picture perfect' – when perfection becomes the new normal Cuzzocrea, Valentina University of Erfurt, Germany Imagining late adulthood: a possibility to square the circle in a context of youth uncertainty? RN30 | 05c | H: Inequalities and Marginalities 31.08.2017 |11:00 | RoomHA.2.6 Tirocchi, Simona (1); Taddeo, Gabriella (2) 1: University of Turin, Italy; 2: INDIRE, Italy Youth and transmedia literacy in Italy: first results and educational outputs from the “Transliteracy” European project Session Chair: Siyka Kostadinova Kovacheva, Paisii Hilendarski University of Plovdiv le Grand, Elias Stockholm University, Sweden Rethinking Neo-Tribes: Ritual, Social Differentiation and Symbolic Boundaries in Youth Sociality Residori, Caroline University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg Health inequalities in youth: Do relative affluence and perceived wealth matter? Erdal, Cihan Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University, Turkey Intergenerational conflicts in the left-wing space of Turkey after Gezi movement Laurence, James University of Manchester, United Kingdom Sites of (Dis)Integration: A Quasi-Experimental Test of Youth Social Mixing Programs for Integration and Social Cohesion amongst Majority and Minority UK Youth RN30 | 05b | H: Youth Aspirations I Edenroth Cato, Fanny Tempest Stockholm University, Sweden Emotion as prerogative - advocacy through experiential and affective vulnerability 31.08.2017 |11:00 | RoomHA.2.5 Session Chair: Giuliana Mandich, University of Cagliari Presentations: König, Alexandra University of Wuppertal, Germany Changing aspirations – Universities and training companies as fields of self-formation Franceschelli, Michela; Keating, Avril UCL, United Kingdom Imagining the future in the neoliberal era: the turn to the self and young people's belief in hard work 468 Presentations: Farcy-Callon, Léo Université Rennes 2/Laboratoire ESO-Rennes, France Paths of juveniles confronted to French socio-judicial system RN30 | 06a | P: Sexism and Sexualities 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PE.6.41 Session Chair: Signe Ravn, University of Melbourne Presentations: 469 Mastari, Laora Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium Benevolent and hostile sexism in ethnically diverse societies: survey results from Flanders RN30 | 07a | P: Transitions from Education to Work Melis, Giulia University of Milano-Bicocca, Italy Queering transitions: coming of age outside the heteronormative framework Session Chair: Smiljka Tomanovic, Faculty of Philosophy University of Belgrade Castro-Sandúa, Marcos (2); Elboj Saso, Carmen (1) 1: Universidad de Zaragoza, Spain; 2: Universitat de Barcelona, Spain Opening paths for solidarity, friendship and gender violence prevention among youth: the New Alternative Masculinities Rasmussen, Mary Lou The Australian National University, Australia Imagining sexual futures otherwise RN30 | 06b | P: Radicalization 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PE.6.42 Session Chair: Dragan Stanojevic, Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade Presentations: Bergmann, Marie Christine (1); Manzoni, Patrik (2); Baier, Dirk (2) 1: Criminological Research Institute of Lower Saxony, Germany; 2: ZHAW School of Social Work, Switzerland Influencing Factors of Political Extremism in Adolescence. Right-Wing Extremism, Left-Wing Extremism and Islamic Extremism Compared Szafraniec, Krystyna Nicolaus Copernicus University, Poland Is the young generation from post-communist countries turning to the right? Spasova, Lyuba Dinkova Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, Bulgaria Radicalism and Hate Crimes among Yong People. Evidence from Bulgaria Osorno, Fernan Alejandro University of Bristol, United Kingdom The unbearable lightness of radicalisation 470 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PE.6.41 Presentations: Marrone, Marco University of Bologna, Italy The rise of intern economy. Internship and informalization of labor in the Italian context Piwoni, Eunike Georg-August-Universität Göttingen, Germany 'Give back to my parents, and give back to the world': Notions of Solidarity among Cosmopolitan Elite Students Raffini, Luca; Pirni, Andrea University of Genoa, Italy De-differentiation and Hybridization between education, work and volunteerism. Risk and opportunities for Youth. Skrobanek, Jan (1,2); Ardic, Tuba (2) 1: University of Bergen Norway; 2: Western Norway University of Applied Sciences Norway Agency, choice and structure in young people's mobility. Reflections on a missing link. RN30 | 07b | P: Place, Space & Cities 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PE.6.42 Session Chair: Vitor Sérgio Ferreira, Universidade de Lisboa Presentations: De Martini Ugolotti, Nicola Bournemouth University, United Kingdom Contested Bodies in a Regenerating City: Post-Migrant Youth's Disputed Leisure and Contingent Citizenship in Turin Donnelly, Michael (1); Gamsu, Sol (2); Lauder, Hugh (3) 1: University of Bath, United Kingdom; 2: University of Bath, United Kingdom; 3: University of Bath, United Kingdom Tracking the spatial flows and occupational destinations of elites 471 Sabirova, Guzel Higher School of Economics, Russian Federation Youth cultural communities in a big city: an ethnic/religious dimension Pantea, Maria-Carmen 'Babes Bolyai' University, Romania Young people in vocational education and training: in between craftsmanship and precariat Rypi, Anna Lund University, Sweden A journey from violence – Conversion narratives of youth desisting from crime Cillo, Rossana (1,2); Gjergji, Iside (2,3) 1: Université Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium; 2: Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, Italy; 3: Universidade de Coimbra, Portugal From internships to unpaid works: the mass training of future young workers to neo-liberal values RN30 | 08a | P: Social and Intergenerational Inequalities 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PE.6.41 Session Chair: Evelyne Baillergeau, University of Amsterdam Presentations: Getz, Shlomo University of Haifa, Israel From generation to generation:continuity and changes in the kibbutz Ånensen, Rebecca Dyer University of Bergen, Norway School-to-work transitions in majority and minority families: an intergenerational approach Vogt, Kristoffer Chelsom University of Bergen, Norway The extended family in transitions to adulthood Ghaffary, Gholamreza University o Tehran, Iran, Islamic Republic of The generational analysis risk in Iran RN30 | 08b | P: Entrepreneurship and Precariat 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PE.6.42 Session Chair: Jaana Lähteenmaa, University of Tampere Presentations: Ikonen, Hanna-Mari; Nikunen, Minna University of Tampere, Finland Young adults and the tuning of entrepreneurial mindset in neo-liberal capitalism 472 Bozkurt, Ekin Middle East Technical University, Turkey Higher education to work transition of young people in Turkey: ambivalence, uncertainties and youth subjectivities RN30 | 09a | P: Youth Aspirations II 01.09.2017 |11:00 | Room PC.1.7 Session Chair: Sinikka Aapola-Kari, Finnish Youth Research Network Presentations: Mandich, Giuliana University of Cagliari, Italy Framing young people' futures: adults' narratives of youth futurity. Gaini, Firouz University of the Faroe Islands, Faroe Islands HOVERING BETWEEN BRIGHT AND DARK EXPECTATIONS - A Review of Contemporary Young Faroe Islanders' Future Images Mihai-Bogdan Iovu, Paul-Teodor Hărăgu฀, Maria Roth Babe฀-Bolyai University, Romania Constructing future expectations in adolescence: relation to individual characteristics and ecological assets in family and friends Baillergeau, Evelyne; Duyvendak, Jan Willem University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands Framing a desirable future when you are young, disadvantaged and 'at risk' 473 RN30 | 09b | P: Employment, Unemployment and Underemployment II 01.09.2017 |11:00 | Room PC.3.18 Session Chair: Ilaria Pitti, Örebro University Presentations: Almeida Alves, Nuno University Institute of Lisbon, Portugal Youth transitions and generations: baby-boomers and millennials Messyasz, Karolina University of Lodz, Poland Between creative class and precariat. Individual career strategies in a (un)certain city. A case study of Lodz, Poland. Dordoni, Annalisa University of Milan-Bicocca, Italy Retail shift workers: the times and rhythms of working with customers. Two European case studies. Carvalho, Diana University of Lisbon, Portugal 'A question of time': school-to-work patterns and effects of a cohort of young people born in 1990 RN26 | RN30 | 09a | P | JS: JOINT SESSION: Relationships Between Young Adults and Services 01.09.2017 |11:00 | Room PC.2.10 Joint session of RN26 Sociology of Social Policy and Social Welfare and RN30 Youth & Generation Session Chair: Marti Taru, Tallinn University Presentations: Aaltonen, Sanna; Kivijärvi, Antti Finnish Youth Research Society, Finland The more the merrier? Examining peer support in an online discussion group as a component of targeted youth work Turba, Hannu; Lüth, Ralf University of Kassel, Germany Microdynamics of moral work. Institutional interaction between young people and the state Bonvin, Jean-Michel University of Geneva, Switzerland Do Social Policies Appropriately Tackle Youth Disadvantage? Waldahl, Ragnhild Holmen; Anvik, Cecilie Høj Nordland Research Institute, Norway Welfare Policy and the Everyday Life of Youth in the Nordic countries RN30 | 10a | P: Educational Horizons 01.09.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.1.7 Session Chair: Nuno Almeida Alves, University Institute of Lisbon Presentations: Abrahams, Jessie Jade University of Surrey, United Kingdom Option blocks that block options: higher education aspirations and opportunity structures in secondary schools in England Vieira, Maria Manuel (1); Pappámikail, Lia (2); Dionisio, Bruno (3) 1: University of Lisbon, Portugal; 2: Higher Polytechnic Institute of Santarém, Portugal; 3: New University of Lisbon, Portugal Adolescents and their vocational choices: between exploration and authenticity Tolonen, Tarja-Riitta (1); Aapola-Kari, Sinikka (2) 1: University of Helsinki, Finland; 2: Youth Research Society Head First into Secondary Education? - Finnish Young People's Hesitant Educational Choices Kharchenko, Irina I. Institute of Economics & Industrial Engineering, Siberian Branch of Russian Academy of Sciences, Russian Federation Models for human development of the Russian youth in the region: necessary conditions and incentives RN30 | 10b | P: Social Exclusion 01.09.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.3.15 Session Chair: David Cairns, ISCTE-University Institute of Lisbon 474 475 Presentations: RN30 | 11c | P: Methodologies in Youth Studies Husu, Hanna-Mari; Välimäki, Vesa The University of Jyväskylä, Finland Staying Inside: Social Withdrawal of Young Finnish 'Hikikomori' 01.09.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.3.18 Cilingiri, Julinda "Aleksander Moisiu" University of Durres, Italy Assessing family risk factors as predictors of problematic behaviour of adolescents Vartikyan, Aram Yerevan State University, Armenia The Diagnosis of the “Generation of Independence”: Social Exclusion of Youth in Armenia Parsanoglou, Dimitrios Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences, Greece And yet they have always been moving! An intergenerational account of labour mobility and precarity RN26 | RN30 | 10a | P | JS: JOINT SESSION: Youth Guarantee and Activation Policies 01.09.2017 |14:00 | Room PA.1.3 Joint Session of RN26 Sociology of Social Policy and Social Welfare and RN30 Youth & Generation Session Chair: Hannu Turba, University of Kassel Presentations: Lähteenmaa, Jaana University of Tampere, Finland The construction of "young unemployed” and ”youth professionals” in the policy texts of ”Youth Guarantee Assmann, Marie-Luise University of Bremen, Germany “Making Europe” with the European Youth Guarantee – a driving force for improving the school-to work-transitions of young people in the EU? Pappámikail, Lia; Ferreira, Tatiana Institute of Social Sciences, University of Lisbon, Portugal “Make the future… today!” – Youth Guarantee Implementation Strategy in Portugal Moro, Giuseppe; Jacobone, Vittoria; Balenzano, Caterina; Ferrara, Lucia University of Bari, Italy Social investment in youth: the challenge of a Southern Region in Italy 476 Session Chair: Tarja-Riitta Tolonen, University of Helsinki Presentations: Nico, Magda CIES-IUL /ISCTE-IUL, Portugal The temporality and “historicality” of the individual: Methods and challenges of a qualitative follow-up study tackling historical landmarks and agency Armila, Päivi University of Eastern Finland, Finland Methodological notions around mentally disabled youth as informants of youth research Tolgensbakk, Ida; Vedeler, Janikke Solstad Oslo and Akershus University College of Applied Sciences, Norway Where is the «we» in young people's unemployment stories? 211 people in seven countries narrating about unemployment and job insecurity Nyman-Kurkiala, Pia; Kurkiala, Henrik Waldemar Åbo Akademi University, Finland Minority young people's stories about tense ethnic relations in the year of 2017 RN26 | RN30 | 11a | P | JS: JOINT SESSION: Policies for Supporting Young People at Risk 01.09.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.1.7 Joint Session of RN26 Sociology of Social Policy and Social Welfare and RN30 Youth & Generation Session Chair: Jaana Lähteenmaa, University of Tampere Presentations: Bakken, Froydis Marie Oslo and Akershus University College, Norway Medicalization of young welfare clients- an easy way out? Yilmaz, Volkan Bogazici University, Turkey Youth welfare policy in Turkey in comparative perspective: a case of 'denied youth citizenship' 477 Taru, Marti Tallinn University, Estonia Active labor labor market policy and youth lifecourse Kalalahti, Mira; Niemi, Anna-Maija; Varjo, Janne; Jahnukainen, Markku University of Helsinki, Finland Unequal transitions in a paradise of equality? – Education authorities' views on the transitions of young people with immigrant backgrounds and/or with special educational needs RN26 | RN30 | 11b | P | JS: JOINT SESSION: Future Hopes and Transitions to Work RN31 - ETHNIC RELATIONS, RACISM AND ANTISEMITISM 01.09.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.5.29 Joint session of RN26 Sociology of Social Policy and Social Welfare and RN30 Youth & Generation RN31 | 01a | P: Anti-Gypsyism and Representations of Roma Session Chair: Sanna Aaltonen, Finnish Youth Research Society Presentations: Keating, Avril; Melis, Gabriella, University College London, United Kingdom Youth attitudes towards their future: the role of resources, agency and perceptions of hard work Çelik, Kezban (1); Kalaycıoğlu, Hediye Sibel (2) 1: Ondokuz Mayıs University, Samsun, Turkey; 2: Middle East Technical University, Ankara, Turkey "It is not the lack of jobs, but the youth despising jobs": the reasons of youth unemployment from the eyes of different actors Mika, Tatjana C. German Pansion Insurance, Germany Less and less success on the labour market for the young? A comparison of the birth cohorts 1935 to 1979 in Germany from age 15 to 35 Gentile Fusillo, Clementina Giulia Maria University of Warwick, United Kingdom Good practice of European youth-empowerment: the case of "Bollenti Spiriti" 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.6.32 Session Chair: Holger Knothe, Munich University Presentations: Filcak, Richard (2); Skobla, Daniel (1) 1: Institute for Research on Labor and Family, Slovak Republic; 2: Slovak Academy of Sciences, Bratislava Infrastructure in Roma Settlements in Slovakia: Towards a Typology of Unequal Outcomes of EU Funded Projects Amitai, Ama; Delcour, Chloë University Gent, Belgium The perceptions of civil society actors in Ghent about Roma and their integration: ambiguous processes of othering within an inclusive framework Radonic, Ljiljana Austrian Academy of Sciences, Austria “People of Freedom and Unlimited Movement” – Representations of Roma in Post-Communist Memorial Museums Čížek, Tomáš; Vávra, Martin Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic The hated and the ignored. Attitudes towards Roma people and Jews in the Czech Republic. RN31 | 01b | P: Antisemitism and Racism in the Media 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.3.16 Session Chair: Dario Padovan, University of Torino 478 479 Presentations: Becker, Matthias Jakob Technical University Berlin, Germany Relief through demonization – The discursive purpose of Israel bashing in Europe's web community Kolankiewicz, Marta Lund University, Sweden Closeness and Distance in Media Reports on the Trollhättan Attack Knappertsbusch, Felix (1); Hoettemann, Michael (2) 1: Justus-Liebig-University Giessen, Germany; 2: Philipps-University Marburg, Germany Managing anti-Semitism in early postwar Germany – a content analysis of the press coverage of the 1959/60 'swastika epidemic' Barthel, Georg; Flam, Helena University of Leipzig, Germany Racist murders as a discursive event? RN31 | 02a | P: Antisemitism – Case Studies 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.6.32 Session Chair: David Hirsh, Goldsmiths, University of London Presentations: Gidley, Ben, Birkbeck University of London, United Kingdom Are refugees from the Middle East importing antisemitism back to Europe? Bergnach, Laura (1); Cavarocchi, Francesca (2) 1: University of Udine, Italy; 2: University of Udine, Italy Comparative study on antisemitism of a macro border region in Europe Stoller, Kim Robin Free University Berlin/ International Institute for Education and Research on Antisemitism, Germany Influence factors for engagement against antisemitism in a predominantly Muslim country – theoretical reflections on empirical results from Morocco 480 Arnold, Sina; König, Jana Humboldt University Berlin, Germany “One million antisemites“? Attitudes towards Jews, Israel and the Holocaust among refugees in Germany – Results from an empirical study RN31 | 03a | P: Anti-Gypsyism and Ethnic Identification of Roma 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PC.6.32 Session Chair: Ljiljana Radonic, Austrian Academy of Sciences Presentations: Félix, Aniko Eötvös Lóránd Science University, Hungary The Gypsy card- Changing forms of anti- Roma rhetoric in Hungary Buzea, Carmen Transilvania University of Brasov, Romania Ethnic Identification of Roma in Romania Knothe, Holger; Broll, Mirko, Munich University, Germany “Pretty normal people” – Sinti and Roma between Indifference, Normalization and Exclusion in German educational settings Arslan Avar, Adile; Dogan, Fehmi; Akis, Tonguc İzmir Institute of Technology, Turkey The poverty trap pushed to its extremes by the poor housing conditions overlapping with the stigmatizing representations: The case of Urla, Sira neighbourhood Romas RN31 | 03b | P: Antisemitism and Anti-Muslim Racism 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PC.4.27 Session Chair: Karin Stögner, University of Vienna Presentations: Embacher, Helga University of Salzburg, Austria Antisemitism in Muslim communities in the context of hatred against Muslims: The example of the 481 UETD (Union of European Turkish Democrats) in Austria Biskamp, Floris Universität Kassel, Germany Muslim Anti-Semitism, Anti-Muslim Racism, and Distorted Communication Spektorowski, Alberto Tel Aviv University, Israel Anti-Semitism and Islamophobia: two faces of discrimination? Edthofer, Julia University of Vienna, Austria From "Supersession" to Interaction: Towards comprehensive Approaches regarding the Study of Antisemitism and anti-Muslim Racism RN31 | 04a | P: Racism and Discrimination - Case Studies 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room PE.3.40 Session Chair: Ben Gidley, Birkbeck, University of London Presentations: Casa-Nova, Maria José Manso (1); Barros, Rosanna (2); Rocha, Maria Custódia (1); Silva, Daniela (1) 1: University of Minho, Portugal; 2: University of Algarve, Portugal; Students, perceptions and differences in schools: multiple discrimination and its effects Siara, Bernadetta University of Suffolk, United Kingdom Recent surge in 'hate crimes' in the UK: political, economic and legal dimension Brathwaite, Beverley Birmingham City University, United Kingdom The Black Asian Minority ethnic female nurse: racism, power, colonialism and the Future of the National Health Service RN31 | 05a | P: Theorizing Antisemitism 31.08.2017 |11:00 | RoomPE.3.40 Session Chair: Kim Robin Stoller, Free University/ International Institute for Education and Research on Antisemitism 482 Presentations: Stögner, Karin University of Vienna, Austria Intersectionality of Ideologies – Challenges to the Research of Antisemitism, Nationalism and Sexism Hirsh, David Goldsmiths, University of London, United Kingdom Racism and Antisemitism: Modes of Denial Gans, Evelien University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands 'The Jew' as the Archetypical Other? RN31 | 06a | H: Right-Wing Populism and Nationalism 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room HA.1.3 Session Chair: Zbyněk Tarant, University of West Bohemia Presentations: Lipcsei, László Péter, University of Debrecen, Hungary Ideology, Power and Collective Identity of the Hungarian Neo-nationalism: A Discursive Approach of Understanding Right-Wing Radicalism Krzeminski, Ireneusz, Warsaw University, Poland Subjective individualism and nationalism – a dangerous mixture against solidarity and a United Europe Falter, Matthias, University of Vienna, Austria “Taking the people's fears seriously“ vs. “threat against democracy“. Public Debates about Contemporary Right-Wing Extremism in Austria Maier, Carina, University of Vienna, Austria Gender and Nation: A fertile blending, manifesting in Anti-Gender Discourses RN31 | 07a | H: Ethnic Relations and Memory 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room HA.1.3 Session Chair: Matthias Falter, University of Vienna 483 Presentations: RN31 | 08a | H: Anti-Muslim Racism and Intersectionalities Weil, Shalva, Hebrew University, Israel Colour Gradations and Degradations among Ethiopian Jews in Israel 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room HA.1.3 Lustosa Queiroz, Marcos Vinícius;Piza Duarte, Evandro Charles Universidade de Brasília, Brazil The Black Atlantic as the Public Sphere of Modernity Jean, Yaron Univeristy of Haifa, Sapir College, Negev, Israel Air Raid Sirens, Ethnic Relations and the Sonic Commemoration of the Holocaust in Israel Veres, Valér, Babes-Bolyai University Cluj-Napoca, Romania “Subjective Hungary” in Romania: How Young Ethnic Transylvanian Hungarians Perceive the Change on National Policy in Hungary? RN31 | 07b | H: Ethnic Relations - Case Studies 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room HB.2.17 Session Chair: Felix Knappertsbusch, Justus-Liebig-University Giessen Presentations: Charalambous, Arsinoe Cyprus Ministry of Education, Cyprus The inter-ethnic relations among students in primary schools in Cyprus:investigating head teachers' view Nandi, Alita; Luthra, Renee; Benzeval, Michaela University of Essex, United Kingdom Ethnic and racial harassment and mental health: identifying sources of resilience Arslan Zerrin, Hatay Mustafa Kemal University, Antakya, Hatay, Turkey Ethnic Relations and Social Boundaries among Ethno-Religious Groups in the Turkey-Syria Border Cities in Turkey 484 Session Chair: Matthias Jakob Becker, Technical University Berlin Presentations: Khan, Asma Shahin Cardiff University, United Kingdom Migrant Generation, Religion and Ethnicity in Community Experiences of British Muslim Women Carr, James University of Limerick, Ireland Anti-Muslim Racism in Neoliberal Ireland: Challenges from 'below' Dellwo, Barbara Middlesex University London / University of Lausanne, Switzerland Towards a “classization of religion”? Neoliberal rationalities and the class-based dimension of anti-Muslim hatred RN31 | 09a | IC: Anti-Immigrant & Anti-Refugee Resentment 01.09.2017 |11:00 | Room InterContinental - Arcade I Session Chair: Sina Arnold, Humboldt University Berlin Presentations: Šotola, Jaroslav;Rodríguez Polo, Mario Palacky University in Olomouc, Czech Republic Living in the Beautiful city – Everyday racism in Central-Eastern Europe Dencik, Lars Tomas Ass. f Jewish Culture, Sweden Exile: Despair and Creativity Wysmulek, Jakub Institute of Political Studies, Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland Pride and Prejudice. Social, Cultural or Political Determinants of Attitudes towards Refugees in Poland? 485 Schöpf, Caroline Maria;Chew, Matthew M.T. Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong S.A.R. (China) The transnationality of attitudes towards immigrants - a case study in Hong Kong RN31 | 10a | IC: Identity and Ethnicity 01.09.2017 |14:00 | Room InterContinental - Arcade I Session Chair: Michael Höttemann, Marburg University Verhaeghe, Pieter-Paul (1); Van der Bracht, Koen (2) 1: Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium 2: Ghent University, Belgium How can sociologists intervene in discriminatory practices? The success of the sociological methods of situation and correspondence tests to tackle discrimination Puuronen, Vesa University of Oulu, Finland The Concept of Racism Presentations: Yegen, Mesut Istanbul Sehir University, Turkey Ethnicity, Religiosity and Political Behavior in Eastern Turkey Alpman, Polat S., Yalova University, Turkey Blackie Collar: Identity, Precarization and Class McDonald, Kevin Middlesex University, United Kingdom Exploring the 'experiential grammar' of jihadist movements: Embodied subjectivities and imaginaries in social media communications RN31 | 11a | IC: Conceptualizing Racism and Discrimination 01.09.2017 |16:00 | Room InterContinental - Arcade I Session Chair: Helga Embacher, University of Salzburg Presentations: Seikkula, Minna University of Turku, Finland Activists' conceptions of racism and anti-racism Alietti, Alfredo (1); Padovan, Dario (2) 1: University of Ferrara, Italy 2: University of Turin, Italy Reincorporating the “material” for investigating racism in Western Societies. Some reflections on material dynamics of racialization 486 487 Grinberg, Lev LuisBen Gurion University, Israel The Breakdown of the Left-Right political arena: the indirect consequences of the 2008 financial crisis and 2011 Global Protests ATAŞ, Gülşen Adnan Menderes Üniversitesi, Fen Edebiyat Fak., Sosyoloji Bölümü Aydın, Turkey Identity politics, beloging and otherness RN32 - POLITICAL SOCIOLOGY RN32 | 01a | H: (De-)Politicization in the Neoliberal Era I 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room HB.2.16 Session Chair: Ov Cristian Norocel, Université Libre de Bruxelles Presentations: Versailles, Alban Université Catholique de Louvain, Belgium Political parties discourses on European integration during the Eurocrisis : same patterns of (de)politicization between United Kingdom and continental Europe ? Kusche, Isabel Aarhus Universitet, Denmark Campaigning in Times of Austerity. Video Statements of Candidates in the Irish General Election 2016 Pirni, Andrea Fabrizio; Raffini, Luca University of Genoa, Italy De-politicization and de-structuration of the collective sphere: towards a thin political behavior? RN32 | 02a | H: Social Resilience and/or Resistance in the Unmaking of Europe Woodward, Alison E. Institute for European Studies, Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium Back to Bling Bling? The neo-liberal turn, corporate board quota's and gender equality in the EU Session Chair: Fabio de Nardis, CSPS - University of Salento Luhtakallio, Eeva University of Tampere, Finland Gendered embodiments of closure: Marginalization, participation, and politicization in the context of new urban poverty Kovats, Eszter ELTE ÁJK, Hungary Un-making 'gender' as a resistance against the neoliberal order in Europe RN32 | 01b | H: (De-)Politicization in the Neoliberal Era II 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room HB.2.17 Session Chair: Carlo Ruzza, University of Trento Presentations: 488 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room HB.2.16 Presentations: Kiess, Johannes M..Zschache, Ulrike;Lahusen, Christian University of Siegen, Germany Refugees welcome!? Proponents and opponents of solidarity with refugees/migrants in Germany Bak Jørgensen, Martin;García Agustín, Óscar, Aalborg University, Denmark Building Alliances - Solidarities and the Refugee Crisis Grzebalska, Weronika Zuzanna Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland Citizen Warriors in a Post-Security State. Grassroots Militarization and the Crisis of Neoliberal Democracy in Poland Antonazzo, Luca;de Nardis, Fabio University of Salento, Italy Italian Recovered Factories between workplace democracy, resilience and resistance 489 RN32 | 02b | H: Politics, Identity, and Emotions 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room HB.2.17 Session Chair: Ov Cristian Norocel, Université Libre de Bruxelles Presentations: de Regt, Sabrina Utrecht University, The Netherlands Support for emocracy: To what extent do voters consider emotions to be more important than facts? Lindberg, Helen Sophie Andrea Linnaeus University, Sweden The Democratic Personality - Theoretical Explorations of the Possibility of a D-Scale Anastasiou, Michaelangelo University of Victoria, Canada The Path of Totality: Hegemony and Nationalism Rawski, Tomasz University of Warsaw, Poland Symbolic politics as an instrument of state-building. The case of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Thomassen, Bjorn Roskilde University, Denmark Authority and Power in Times of Crisis: Charismatic Leadership Versus the Trickster RN32 | 03a | H: (De-)Politicization in the Neoliberal Era III 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room HB.2.16 Session Chair: Fabio de Nardis, CSPS - University of Salento de Nardis, Fabio CSPS - University of Salento, Italy De-Politcization in the Neoliberal Era. Looking for a theoretical systematization Nedyak, Irina Leonidovna;Kuchinov, Artemy Mikhaylovich Institute of Sociology, Federal Research Sociological Center, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow Society in global disorder: relation between (dis)integration and (de)politicization RN32 | 03b | H: Local Politics 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room HB.2.17 Session Chair: Alison E. Woodward, Vrije Universiteit Brussel Presentations: Warsewa, Guenter University of Bremen, Germany Decreasing voter turnout as a threat to democracy in metropolitan areas Manokin, Mikhail Higher School of Economics (Campus in Perm), Russian Federation Local political elites in Russian small industrial cities Salminiitty, Ritva University of Turku, Finland The future of local democracy: Are the demands for citizen participation changing local governance and political culture? The case study of Turku, Finland. Cermak, Daniel;Mikesova, Renata;Bernad, Josef Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic Municipal Size and Location Matters: Diversified Characteristics and Behaviour of Czech Mayors Presentations: Marchetti, Maria Cristina Sapienza University of Rome, Italy De-politicization and technocracy in the European Union: a theoretical approach RN32 | 04a | P: Radical Right-wing Populist Parties in Comparative Perspective I Mueller, Klaus AGH-University of Science & Technology, Poland Precarious Stateness as a Challenge to Political Sociology Session Chair: Dietmar Loch, University of Lille1 490 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room PD.2.33 Presentations: 491 Loch, Dietmar University of Lille1, France Populist Radical Right Parties in Europe after Brexit: Similarities and Differences RN32 | 05a | P: RADHISCEE: Radical Right Discourses in Central and Eastern Europe Tipaldou, Sofia Panteion University of Athens, Spain “Parties of the crisis? The populist radical right in Spain and Greece” Session Chair: Gabriella Szabó, Centre for Social Sciences, Hungarian Academy of S Ov Cristian Norocel, Université Libre de Bruxelles Mazzoleni, Oscar (1); Voerman, Gerrit (2) 1: University of Lausanne 2: University of Groningen European Radical Right-wing Populist Parties challenging Judicial Powers. A Comparison between the Dutch Party for Freedom and the Swiss People's Party Viviani, Lorenzo University of Pisa, Italy The new radical right and the perspective of populist democracy in Europe RN32 | 04b | P: (De-)Politicization in the Neoliberal Era IV 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room PD.2.34 Session Chair: Virginie Van Ingelgom, Université catholique de Louvain Presentations: Mocca, Elisabetta University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom “Solidarity is our weapon”. Social mobilisation in Scotland Avigur-Eshel, Amit Hebrew University, Ben-Gurion University It is on you now: Depoliticizing economic policy through financial education Chesta, Riccardo Emilio European University Institute, Italy Speaking truth to society? Experts, Activists and Citizens in local mobilizations against big infrastructural projects Alikhani, Behrouz University of Münster, Germany Neoliberalization, De-Democratization and Processes of Des-Integration in the EU 492 31.08.2017 |11:00 | RoomPD.2.33 Presentations: Stojarová, Věra Masaryk University, Faculty of Social Studies, Czech Republic Metamorphosis of Populist Radical Right Discourses in the Czech Republic 1989-2016 Szabó, Gabriella, Centre for Social Sciences Hungarian Academy of S, Hungary The memory as socio-semiotic resource. The case of the radical right's discourse on the Hungarian Uprising of 1956, 1990-1998 (RADHISCEE) Norocel, Ov Cristian (1); Cinpoes, Radu (2) 1: University of Helsinki, Finland; 2: Kingston University London, UK Right-wing Populist Parties as Agents of National Culture and Welfare Chauvinism in the PostCommunist Context (RADHISCEE) Molnár, Csaba;Rona, Daniel Corvinus University, Hungary Radical Change? – Moderation Strategy of the Hungarian Radical Right Party Jobbik RN32 | 05b | P: (De-)Politicization in the Neoliberal Era V 31.08.2017 |11:00 | RoomPD.2.34 Session Chair: Virginie Van Ingelgom, Université catholique de Louvain Presentations: Leite Cabral, Maria da Luz Escola Superior Saúde Alcoitão, Portugal Social policy design: Psychological determinants of non-take-up in the era of digital and virtual governance Eranti, Veikko (1); Boldt, Georg (1); Ylä-Anttila, Tuukka (2) 1: University of Tampere, Finland 2: University of Helsinki, Finland 493 Triangulating Youth Participation and Politicization: Combining Ethnography and Data Mining Imbrasaite, Jurate Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania Traditional voters or postmodern citizens? Citizenship typology in Lithuania D'Agostino, Mariafrancesca Università della Calabria, Italy The de-politicization of refugee protection through securitization. The Italian case RN32 | 06a | P: Impact of European Populist Parties Success on EU-Level CSOs 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PD.2.33 Session Chair: Carlo Ruzza, University of Trento Presentations: Sanchez Salhado, Rosa M. University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands EU-level Civil Society Organizations in times of populism Cullen, Pauline Maynooth University, Ireland From benign neglect to threat:The rise of populism and mobilization on gender equality in the European Union Giorgi, Alberta Centro de Estudos Sociais, Portugal Constraints and opportunities of 'judicialization': religious organizations' mobilizations and the European Court of Human Rights Ruzza, Carlo University of Trento, Italy The populist radical right, exclusionary political frames and their impact on EU-level civil society RN32 | 06b | P: Transformations of European Welfare States I 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PD.2.34 Session Chair: Hans-Joerg Trenz, University of Copenhagen Presentations: 494 Gormez, Ayca Berna, Middle East Technical University, Turkey From Care of the State to the Care of the Self: A Foucauldian Perspective on the Relations Between Neo-Liberalism and Welfare States Dupuy, Claire (1); Van Ingelgom, Virginie (2) 1: Sciences Po Grenoble 2: F.R.S. - FNRS & Université catholique de Louvain, Belgium Policy citizenship. The impacts of neoliberalism and supranationalization on democratic linkages in Western democracies Trenz, Hans-Joerg University of Copenhagen, Denmark European solidarity in times of crisis: towards differentiated integration Pyykkönen, Miikka University of Jyväskylä, Finland Entrepreneur as a citizen-subject of the remodeling of welfare state RN32 | 07a | P: Radical Right-wing Populist Parties in Comparative Perspective II 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PD.2.33 Session Chair: Carlo Ruzza, University of Trento Presentations: Blokker, Paul Charles University, Czech Republic Populist Constitutionalism in Europe: Anti-Constitutional or Popular-Constitutional? Ozen, Hayriye Atilim University, Turkey The Appeal of the Islamic Conservative Populism of the AKP Pejovic, Milica University of Trento, Italy The European Commission against the rising right-wing populism: are EU values and principles put into action? Van Rossem, Ronan; Roose, Henk Universiteit Gent, Belgium How to explain the rise and fall of ethnocentrism in Belgium between 1981 and 2009? Tracing the structural and cultural embeddedness of ethnocentrism 495 RN32 | 07b | P: (Post-)Secular Subjectivities in European Societies I 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PD.2.34 Institute for Social Research, Norway An elitist elite? Session Chair: Alberta Giorgi, Centro de Estudos Sociais RN32 | 08b | P: (Post-)Secular Subjectivities in European Societies II Presentations: 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PD.2.34 Morrison, Ian Anthony The American University in Cairo, Egypt Christianity and Secularism in the (Un)Making of Europe Session Chair: Carlo Ruzza, University of Trento Berg, Anna Lea Freie Universitaet Berlin, Germany Secular Affects in the Public Debates after Charlie Hebdo Parmaksiz, Umut TED University, Turkey AKP, Secular Dissent and Postsecularity in Turkey Mareta, Dimitra Panteion University Of Social and Political Sciences, Greece “Unmaking Europe: it is just God's will” RN32 | 08a | P: Transformations of European Welfare States II 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PD.2.33 Session Chair: Claire Dupuy, Sciences Po Grenoble - Pacte Presentations: Smith, Andy (2); Ansaloni, Matthieu (1) 1: Institut d'études politiques de Toulouse, France 2: Institut d'études politiques de Bordeaux, France Dirigisme reinvented? French capitalism today Presentations: Sakellariou, Alexandros Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences of Athens, Greece Religion and atheism in contemporary Greek society: The construction of the atheist identity within a Greek-Orthodox milieu Petricusic, Antonija; Cehulic, Mateja; Cepo, Dario University of Zagreb - Faculty of Law, Croatia Contentious Politics in Transitional Societies: The Rise and (Partial) Success of the Conservative Religious-political Movement in Croatia Ercan, Damla Hacettepe University, Turkey Secularism in 'the State' Contested: Rethinking New 'Ideology' of Secularism in the Context of Politics of Hegemony in Turkey Gurakar, Tolga Maltepe University, Turkey Can Political Islamists be “Moderate”? : 15th July Military Coup Attempt RN32 | 09a | IC: Changing Political Landscapes: Entrepreneurship and Social Media 01.09.2017 |11:00 | Room InterContinental - Ypsilon III Session Chair: Gabriella Szabó, Centre for Social Sciences, Hungarian Academy of S Tistea, Ioana University of Oulu, Finland Migrant Integration through Adult Education in Finland and Greece. Redefining integrationist concepts and policymaking beyond 'Eurocentrism' with the help of historical perspectives beyond national histories Presentations: Gulbrandsen, Trygve Lobera, Josep (1); Sampedro, Victor (2) 496 Liu, Jun University of Copenhagen, Denmark ICTs and Contentious Collective Action in the Digital Age: A synthetic, comparative framework 497 1: Universidad Autonoma de Madrid, Spain 2: Universidad Rey Juan Carlos, Spain Another campaign will be tweeted: social parainstitutions and digital public sphere in electoral campaigns in Spain, 2008-2015 Beykent University, Turkey Tracking Down The Rise of Euroscepticism in Turkish Media: An Analysis of Discourses on EU in Turkish Pro-Government Newspapers Matuszewski, Paweł Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski University, Poland Do echo chambers really exist? Social behaviour of internet users on the Polish political parties' Facebook pages RN32 | 10b | IC: Open Stream I Koskinen, Henri;Saarinen, Arttu University of Turku, Finland Entrepreneurship in Finnish Political Discourse RN32 | 10a | IC: Europe, EU, (EU-)Scepticism and Nation-States 01.09.2017 |14:00 | Room InterContinental - Ypsilon II 01.09.2017 |14:00 | Room InterContinental - Ypsilon III Session Chair: Virginie Van Ingelgom, Université catholique de Louvain Presentations: Daenekindt, Stijn (1,2);Van Der Waal, Jeroen (2); De Koster, Willem (2) 1: Ghent University, Belgium 2: Erasmus University Rotterdam Social Mobility and Political Distrust. Cults of Gratitude and Resentment? Presentations: Tuorto, Dario (1); Bassoli, Matteo (2); Colloca, Pasquale (1) 1: University of Bologna, Italy 2: eCampus University, Italy The impact of economic uncertainess on turnout: national differences and the rule of moderators Thomas, Anja Sciences Po Paris, France The 'European Integration Paradox' - How EU practice changes MP's discourse on the future of parliamentary institutions in the EU Martínez-Cava, Julio University of Barcelona, Spain Politics as Fiduciary Relationships: Catch-all Parties or Class Parties in the Political Making of a Postcrash Europe? A Comparative Study of PSOE and Podemos Baute, Sharon;Meuleman, Bart University of Leuven, Belgium Public support or opposition to 'Social Europe': Going beyond Euroscepticism? Popovikj, Misha (1); Cveticanin, Predrag (2); Stefanovic, Marija (3) 1: Institute for Democracy 'Societas Civilis' Skopje, Macedonia, Former Yugoslav Republic of; 2: Faculty of Arts, University of Nis, Serbia 3: Faculty of Philosophy, University of Nis Clientelism in the Age of State Capture: A View on the Western Balkans Session Chair: Ov Cristian Norocel, Université Libre de Bruxelles Rautajoki, Hanna University of Tampere, Finland European Union and Nation State – An Institutional Balancing Act Moreira Ramalho, Tiago Sciences Po, Centre d'études européennes (CEE), CNRS, Paris, France The Troika in its own words: Continuity and change in the dominant narrative(s) of the southern European crisis (2009-2016) Denli, Nergis 498 RN32 | 11a | IC: Open Stream II 01.09.2017 |16:00 | Room InterContinental - Ypsilon II Session Chair: Virginie Van Ingelgom, Université catholique de Louvain Presentations: Cooper, David Michael Department of Sociology, University of Cape Town, South Africa An Organic Public Sociology Movement at South African Universities: case studies of research 499 centre structures Kernalegenn, Tudi University of Lausanne, Switzerland The qualitative sociology of political parties abroad. Comparing French and Spanish parties in Switzerland Krasniqi, Vjollca University of Prishtina Politics and Informality in South Eastern Europe RN32 | 11b | IC: Methodologies for Political Sociology 01.09.2017 |16:00 | Room InterContinental - Ypsilon III Session Chair: Ov Cristian Norocel, Université Libre de Bruxelles Presentations: León, Francisco J. (1); Miguel, Francisco J. (2); Tena-Sánchez, Jordi (2) 1: Universitat de Girona 2: Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona The Role of Preference Falsification in the Dynamics of Public Opinion Siotos, Modestos Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, Centre européen de sociologie et de science politique, France Pierre Bourdieu's sociology of fields in the study of political parties Basimov, Mikhail Russian State Social University, Russian Federation´ Modern interpretations of correlations in sociology as path to mock-scientific results Kudrnáč, Aleš Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic Political Inequality among Czech Youth: How Do Classroom Discussions Foster a Sense of Internal Political Efficacy? RN33 - WOMEN'S AND GENDER STUDIES RN33 | 01a | P: Gendering Methodology: Narratives, Indicators and Statistics 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PE.1.38 Session Chair: Maria Carmela Agodi, University of Naples Federico II Ilenia Picardi, Università di Napoli Federico II Presentations: Preoteasa, Ana Maria (1,2) 1: Research Institute for Quality of Life, Romania; 2: University Lucian Blaga Sibiu, Romania Women narrating migration. Role of family in their coping strategies. Arslan, Hilal Jacobs University Bremen / BIGSSS, Germany GENDER BASED HAPPINESS INEQUALITY: AS AN ALTERNATIVE MEASURE FOR WOMEN'S WELL-BEING Lieutaud, Marion London School of Economics and Political Science, United Kingdom Manufacturing indicators of mixedness: how statistics come to obscure gender Bukowska, Xymena Collegium Civitas, Poland Women's subjectivity between ethics of duty and ethics of authenticity. Discourse of agency of economically and social active Silesian women (Poland) in the era of economic and cultural change RN33 | 01b | P: Gender Diversity 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PE.1.39 500 501 Session Chair: Arda Umut Saygın, Gazi University Milica Antić Gaber, University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Arts 2: Dept. of Philosophy and Ethics, Free University Brussels, Belgium Hymen 'repair' and male circumcision: a comparison of bioethical and cultural perspectives Presentations: Saygın, Arda Umut;Tunçbilek, Şeyda Sevde Gazi University, Turkey The Usage of Women Body as Sexual Objects in Weather News Hilário, Ana Patrícia Instituto de Ciências Sociais, Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal (Re) Making gender in the clinical context: a look into how gender ideologies shape the medical construction of Gender Dysphoria Merlini, Sara Institute of Social Sciences of the University of Lisbon, Portugal The construction of gender diverse identities Cremin, Ciara University of Auckland, New Zealand Transvestite Fetishism into Lines of Flight, or, Man Becoming-woman Kłonkowska, Anna (1); Bonvissuto, Stephanie (2) 1: University of Gdansk, Poland 2: Stony Brook University, USA True-trans or gender queer? An analysis of transnational transgender identity claims RN33 |02a |P: Gender, corporeality and the body 30.08.2017 | 16:00 | Room PE.1.38 Session Chairs: Katariina Mäkinen, University of Tampere Solène Froidevaux, University of Lausanne Presentations: Ottemo, Andreas University of Gothenburg, Sweden Masculinity, corporeality and technology: the embodiment of 'technodesire' in higher technology education Peruzzi, Gaia Sapienza University of Rome, Italy The pretext of veil. A research on the conceptions of gender and mixed relations of Islamic young women and men living in Italy Saharso, Sawitri (1); Coene, Gily (2) 1: University of Humanistic Studies, The Netherlands 502 RN33 | 02b | P: Women's Movements and Organizations 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PE.1.39 Session Chair: Roman Kuhar, University of Ljubljana Eleni Nina-Pazarzi, University of Piraeus Presentations: Gulcicek, Demet University of Warwick, United Kingdom The debate of 'difference' and the feminist category of woman in Turkey in the late 1990s Welbers, Lydia University of Bremen, Germany “Meanwhile, it isn't disastrous to affiliate men” – Investment Clubs and the Role of Gender on the Financial Market Mikhaylova, Oxana;Eremeeva, Karina;Shelepina, Victoria National Research University Higher School of Economics How it is to be bodypositive woman? The identity construction of the members of the “Bodypositive” Russian social movement Durbas, Bingul Institute of Development Studies, United Kingdom Gender based violence and women's activism: Women's activism against honour-based violence in Turkey RN33 | 03a | P: Gender, Crime and Violence 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PE.1.38 Session Chair: Consuelo Corradi, Lumsa University Freydis Jona Freysteinsdottir, University of Iceland Presentations: 503 Venäläinen, Satu University of Helsinki, Finland Questions of worth, gender and subjecthood in narratives of women imprisoned for violent crimes Meraviglia, Greta Università degli Studi di Padova, Italy “I resurfaced and I learned to be proud of myself”: Deconstructing the mainstream victim model Vidu, Ana (1); Joanpere, Mar (1); Serrano, Maria Angeles (2) 1: University of Barcelona, Spain 2: University Rovira i Virgili, Spain Overcoming gender-based violence by approaching Second Order of Sexual Harassment Okan, Cansu Ankara University, Turkey Gender-Sensitive Women Lawyers' Perceptions and Positions in Handling Cases of Violence Against Women in Ankara RN33 | 03b | P: Masculinities 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PE.1.39 Session Chair: Elisabetta Ruspini, University of Milano-Bicocca Ilse Lenz, Ruhr-University Bochum Presentations: Hidir, Naz Ankara University, Turkey Opponent masculinities in the struglle against sexism Erbug Sanli, Ece Eskisehir Osmangazi University, Hacettepe University Turkey What are the possibilities of working home-office for new masculine identities? Session Chair: Isabelle Zinn, University of Lausanne Lise Widding Isaksen, University of Bergen Presentations: Mäkinen, Katariina University of Tampere, Finland Blogging as a form of gendered work Moysidou, Gesthimani Edinburgh Napier University, United Kingdom The Micro-ethics of Au-pairing relationships Kinnunen, Merja (1); Peteri, Virve (2); Lempiäinen, Kirsti Maria (1) 1: University of Lapland, Finland 2: University of Tampere From “traditional” office to activity based office KALAYCIOGLU, H. SIBEL (1); ÇELİK, KEZBAN (2); RITTERSBERGER TILIC, HELGA (3) 1: Middle EAst Technical University, METU, AnkaraTurkey 2: Ondokuz MayısUniversity, OMU, Samsun Turkey 3: Middle EAst Technical University, METU, AnkaraTurkey Why and How do the Formal Regulations Increase the Risk of Precarity Within Migrant Care Work RN33 | 04b | H: Gender Relations in Academic Institutions 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room HB.1.15 Session Chair: Maria Carmela Agodi, University of Naples Federico II Felizitas Sagebiel, Bergische Universitaet Wuppertal Presentations: Mauerer, Gerlinde University of Vienna, Austria Paternal Leave and Part-Time Work: Challenges and Future Perspectives Meşe, İlknur; Ergin, Nezihe Başak Giresun University, Turkey Feminist Experiences about the Compulsory Course of Gender Equality in a Rural University in Turkey RN33 | 04a | H: Gender at the Workplace Aavik, Kadri Tallinn University, Estonia “Doing masculinity” in the neoliberal University: the construction of academic masculinities in Estonia 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room HB.1.14 504 505 Fritsch, Nina-Sophie; Liebhart, Christina University of Vienna, Austria Changing Gender Relations at Austrian Universities RN33 | 05a | H: Gender Relations in Post-Socialist Societies 31.08.2017 |11:00 | Room HB.1.14 Session Chair: Sylwia Eliza Urbańska, University of Warsaw Oxana Mikhaylova, The National Research University Higher School of Economics Presentations: Antić Gaber, Milica (1); Kuhar, Roman (2) 1: University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Arts, Slovenia; 2: University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Arts, Slovenia Feminist and LGBT movements in Slovenia in the context of anti-gender campaigns Vertommen, Sigrid King's College London (from may 2017), Ghent University, Belgium (until may 2017) “The Invisible Wombs of the Market: Waged and Unwaged Reproductive Labour under Capitalism Asadi Zeidabadi, Pardis Newcastle University, United Kingdom The priorities of women's rights in Iran Ukhova, Daria Bremen International Graduate School of Social Sciences, Germany Gender division of domestic labour in the 'post-post-socialist' Europe RN33 | 06a | P: Femicide In Europe Vanke, Alexandrina;Tartakovskaya, Irina Russian Academy of Sciences, Russian Federation Gender Habituses of Working-Class Men and Women in Russia Session Chair: Consuelo Corradi, Lumsa University Shalva Weil, Hebrew University Constantinescu, Sorana-Alexandra Babes-Bolyai University, Romania Internalizing the 'New Socialist Woman': State-prescribed gender roles and their traces in Romanian society Markovic-Savic, Olivera, S. (1); Petrovic, Jasmina, S. (2) 1: University of Kosovska Mitrovica, Serbia 2: University of Nis, Serbia Gender roles in the families of war veterans in Serbia 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PD.4.35 Presentations: Freysteinsdottir, Freydis Jona University of Iceland, Iceland The different dynamics of femicide in a small Nordic welfare society Cremonesini, Valentina; Cristante, Stefano University of Salento, Italy From“honour killing” to “criminal love”: an analysis of media representation of femicide in Italy in the last decades. 31.08.2017 |11:00 | Room HB.1.15 Leonard, Mariel McKone (1); Helba, Cynthia (2); Koenig, Theresa (2) 1: University of Mannheim, Germany 2: Westat, USA Estimating the Prevalence of Honor-based Violence: The Utility of Media-sourced Databases Session Chair: Sorana-Alexandra Constantinescu, Babes-Bolyai University Dilek Cindoglu, Abdullah Gul University RN33 | 07a | P: Gender and the Global Care Chain Presentations: 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PD.4.35 Lenz, Ilse Ruhr-University Bochum, Germany Changing gender orders in European welfare states Session Chair: Lise Widding Isaksen, University of Bergen Kezban Çelik, TED University RN33 | 05b | H: Gender, Politics and Power 506 507 Presentations: RN33 |09a |P: Gender in Imagery and in Everyday Practices Näre, Lena Margareta; Wide, Elisabeth University of Helsinki, Finland Care, Time and Labour: Economic and affective surplus value in global care chains 01.09.2017 | 11:00 | Room PD.4.35 Vlasenko, Polina Indiana University Bloomington, United States of America Traveling Ukrainian Egg Donors as Precarious Labor Migrants Spiliopoulos, Georgia University of Nottingham Ningbo China, China, People's Republic of ''I'm not really looking at myself as staying here in the care home forever' - Migrant care workers' strategies of resistance and adaptation and agency in dealing with complex belongings' Högbacka, Riitta Anneli University of Helsinki, Finland Transnational adoption as a global care chain: the making and unmaking of families RN33 | 08a | P: Gender and the Refugee Movements 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PD.4.35 Session Chair: Maria Teresa Consoli, University of catania Monica Massari, University of Naples Federico II Presentations: Giritli Nygren, Katarina;Olofsson, Anna;Öhman, Susanna Mid Sweden University, Social sciences, Sweden Media Portrayals of Unaccompanied Child Refugees - Exploring the security/migration nexus through the gendering and racialization of risks in Sweden Scheibelhofer, Paul University of Innsbruck, Austria Educating the male Other? Negotiating gender and difference in socio-pedagogic projects for male refugees in Austria Caroselli, Serena Università degli Studi di Genova, Italy Women asylum seekers in Italy. Recognition paths and positioning strategy. 508 Session Chairs: Kadri Aavik, Tallinn University Sara Merlini, Lisbon University - Social Sciences Institute Presentations: Robinson, Victoria University of York, United Kingdom 'Kitten Heels': Everyday Footwear Practices and Cultural Representations of Public Femininity Cunha, Maria Joao;Cruz, Carla Isabel University of Lisbon / ISCSP/ CIEG, Portugal The Portrayal of Women in the news: an analysis of Portuguese print media Fernandez-Mayoralas, Gloria (1); Zorrilla-Muñoz, Vanessa (2); Rodriguez-Blazquez, Carmen (3); Rojo-Perez, Fermina (1); Martin-Palomo, Maria-Teresa (4); Agullo-Tomas, Maria-Silveria (2); Schettini-del-Moral, Rocio (1); Gomez-Garcia, Maria-Victoria (2) 1: Research Group on Ageing (GIE-CSIC); Institute of Economics, Geography and Demography (IEGD); Spanish National Research Council (CSIC). Madrid, Spain 2: Institute of Gender Studies (IEG) and Department of Social Analysis; Carlos III Universityof Madrid (UC3M). Getafe, Spain 3: National Centre of Epidemiology and CIBERNED; Institute of Health Carlos III (CNE; ISCIII) Madrid, Spain 4: Department of Sociology; University of Granada. Granada, Spain The Role of Gender in Active Ageing: a Literature Review RN28 | RN33 | 10a | P | JS: JOINT SESSION: Sports, Bodies, Genders and Sexualities I 01.09.2017 |14:00 | Room PE.1.39 Joint Session of RN28 Society and Sports and RN33 Women's and Gender Studies Session Chair: Alessandro Porrovecchio, University of Lille 2 Michael Meuser, TU Dortmund Presentations: Fidolini, Vulca University of Strasbourg, France Masculine Bodies, "Sexual Purity" and Discipline. How the practice of sport (re)defines sexual biographies 509 Faje, Florin Babes-Bolyai University, Romania Gendered Success: Feminine Sporting Performance in Masculine Configurations RN33 | RN34 | 11a | P | JS: JOINT SESSION: (Un)Making Europe: Religion and Gender 01.09.2017 |16:00 | Room PD.4.35 Joint Session of RN33 Women's and Gender Studies and RN34 Sociology of Religion Pujadas i Martí, Xavier (2); Parrilla-Fernández, José Manuel (1); Sánchez-Sánchez, Sandra (1) 1: University of Oviedo, Spain; 2: Universitat Ramon Llull, Spain The relationship between pain control and body building in sport practices from Franco Dictatorship period to the present: the social process of medicalization in sport activity Presentations: Vidu Afloarei, Ana; Castro-Sandúa, Marcos Universitat de Barcelona, Spain New Alternative Masculinities as pillar for healthier, safer and more inclusive sports Ashraf Emami, Hengameh University of Northumbria, United Kingdom Multiple agencies and in/visibility of British Muslim women RN28 | RN33 | 11a | P | JS: JOINT SESSION: Sports, Bodies, Genders and Sexualities II 01.09.2017 |16:00 | Room PE.3.40 Joint Session of RN28 Society and Sports and RN33 Women's and Gender Studies Session Chair: Alessandro Porrovecchio, University of Lille 2 Michael Meuser, TU Dortmund Presentations: Zinn, Isabelle (1,2);Froidevaux, Solène (1) 1: University of Lausanne, Switzerland; 2: EHESS, Paris Bodies in action. The Gender Order on the workplace and within sporting activities Salgam, Didem Middle East Technical University, Turkey Gender and Sexuality Perceptions of Early Childhood Educators: The case of a Private Kindergarten in Ankara, Turkey Session Chair: Roberta Ricucci, University of Turin Katie Christine Gaddini, University of Cambridge Rapetti, Elisa (1); Peroni, Caterina (2) 1: University of Milan, Italy 2: University of Padua, Italy Is religion a feminist issue? The Italian Burkini debate Urbańska, Sylwia Eliza University of Warsaw, Poland Women's Migration and Gender Empowerment? The Case of Polish Religious Activists in Belgium Leszczyńska, Katarzyna AGH University Science and Technology, Poland Mobilization of masculinity in the religious and transnational contexts. Gender practices of men in the parishes of Polish Catholic Mission in England Aslan, Seçil Galatasaray University, Turkey Identity Experiences of Kurdish Alevi Women in the Public Sphere of Turkish Society Schmechel, Corinna Carl-von-Ossietzky-Universität Oldenburg, Germany Fitting Queers-Queering Fitness? Porrovecchio, Alessandro;Wille, Fabien URePSSS EA 7369 (Unité de Recherche Pluridisciplinaire Sport Santé Société), University of Lille 2, France Regendering the athlete. The construction/representation of gender in the journalistic discourse 510 511 Chinenova, Varvara University of Bremen, Germany;Paris 8 University, France Is Francis Effect Real? - Analyzing the Pope's impact on the US debates on homosexuality Magazzini, Tina University of Deusto, Spain With God on Our Side: the Casualties of Religion in Welfare Capitalism RN34 - SOCIOLOGY OF RELIGION Ural, Nur Yasemin Freie Universität Berlin, Germany Accounting for “Religious Emotions” and Possibilities for Affect in Studying Religious Traditions RN34 | 03a | P: Perspectives on Secularisation and Public Religion 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PC.2.12 Session Chair: Heidemarie Winkel, University of Bielefeld Presentations: Ergin, Murat Koc University, Turkey Religion and Religiosity in Death Announcements, 1950-2009 Gordt, Simon University of Bamberg, Germany There is no educational secularisation Bolzonar, Fabio Fudan University, China, People's Republic of Is Secularization Bringing back Religion? A Public Policy Analysis RN34 | 04a | P: Theoretical Approaches and Applications 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room PC.2.12 Session Chair: Marta Kolodziejska, University of Warsaw, Poland RN34 | 05a | P: Religion, Integration and Solidarity 31.08.2017 |11:00 | RoomPC.2.12 Session Chair: Irene Becci, Lausanne University Presentations: Griera, Mar (1); Burchardt, Marian (2); Astor, Avi (1) 1: Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona (UAB), Spain 2: Max Planck Institute for the Study of Religious and Ethnic Diversity Iconic multi-religious buildings and the politics of collective memory in Europe Introini, Fabio;Mezzetti, Giulia Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Milano, Italy An ecological perspective for exploring the integration-radicalization nexus Campdepadros, Roger (2); de Botton, Lena (1); Burgues, Ana (1) 1: University of Barcelona, Spain 2: University of Girona, Spain The impact of Interactive Groups on creating interreligious friendship ties and reducing prejudices Houtman, Dick;Pons- de Wit, Anneke KU Leuven, Belgium Religion and the Matter of Solidarity Presentations: Winkel, Heidemarie University of Bielefeld, Germany Multiple Religiosities, Entangled Modernities, and Gender: What is different about gender across religious cultures? 512 RN34 | 06a | H: Religion and Rights 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room HA.2.4 Session Chair: Alexandre Piettre, EPHE-CNRS &University of Lausanne 513 Presentations: Jiang, Chen School of Government, Nanjing University, China, People's Republic of Athens, Jerusalem and China: Rationalism and Nationalism in Contemporary Chinese Intellectuals' Conversion to Christianity Li, You (1); Jiang, Chen (2) 1: Max-Weber-Institut für Soziologie, University Heidelberg, Germany; 2: School of Government, Nanjing University, China Fighting for Religious Human Rights and Democratization in Gray Zone : House Church Study in Current China The Role of Serbian Orthodox Custom Slava in the Lives of Serbian Immigrant Families in Sweden Oflazoglu, Sonyel (2); Can, Sule (1); Arslan, Zerrin (2); Akgul, Ugur (3) 1: Binghamton University, State University of New York USA; 2: Hatay Mustafa Kemal University, Hatay, Turkey; 3: Institıte for the Middle Eastern Arap Peoples, Hatay, Turkey Socio-Cultural Relations and (Im)migration in the Greek Orthodox Christian Community in Hatay, Turkey RN34 | 08a | H: Islam in Europe Dr. Geier, Thomas;Frank, Magnus;Bittner, Josepha;Keskinkılıç, Saadet Martin-Luther-Universität Halle-Wittenberg,Zentrum für Schul- und Bildungsforschung, DFGProjekt "Die Pädagogik der ,Gülen-Bewegung'", Germany The Gülen-Movement in Germany – A Religious Movement within Transformation of the Welfare State, Discrimination and Social Inequalities Session Chair: Alexandre Piettre, EPHE-CNRS &University of Lausanne Warmińska, Katarzyna Cracow University of Economics, Poland Islam and ethnicity. The Polish Tartars case Baz, Mira A. United Kingdom iERA and the Da'wah Industry in the UK RN34 | 07a | H: Religion, Migration and the Refugee Crisis Premazzi, Viviana;Ricucci, Roberta Università di Torino, Italy Instant Islam: use of new technologies by second generation Muslims 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room HA.2.4 Session Chair: Roberta Ricucci, University of Turin Presentations: Kmec, Vladimir University College Dublin, Ireland Diversities Reconsidered: Religion, Identity and Belonging of Young Muslim People with Migration Background in Germany Leonora, Anna Maria University of Catania, Italy The Heart City. Solidarity as transformative dialogic process between collective actors: the case of the religious movement in Catania Hadzibulic, Sabina Uppsala University, Uppsala Religion and Society Research Centre, Sweden 514 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room HA.2.4 Presentations: Palm, Irving Uppsala University, Sweden Welfare society in crisis - the religious map in change Piettre, Alexandre EPHE-CNRS &University of Lausanne, France Towards the community organizing ? Ecology as a lever of pious subjectivation and political participation of Muslims in a suburb of Paris. RN09 | RN34 | 09a | P | JS: JOINT SESSION: Capitalism, Solidarities and Religion: The Market as Religion and Religions in the Market 01.09.2017 |11:00 | Room PC.5.28 Joint Session of RN09 Economic Sociology and RN34 Sociology of Religion Session Chair: 515 Presentations: Hamori, Adam Educational Authority, Hungary Happiness Found in Belonging: Relationship Between Social Well-Being, Participation, Personal Religiosity, and Subjective Well-Being Gavrilovic, Danijela;Dinic, Jelena Faculty of Philosophy Universiti of Nis, Serbia The Relationship Between Religiosity and Informal Economic Practices in Southeastern European Societies Kolodziejska, Marta University of Warsaw, Poland, Poland Commodification of spirituality? The case of mindfulness in times of mediatisation Demirci, Ferda Nur Koç University, Turkey 'Credit for Need': 'Need' and 'Necessity' as Moral Bases of the Financialisation Process in Turkey Brik, Tymofii UC3M (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid), Spain The theory of religious markets revisited: new evidence from Ukraine, 1992-2012. RN13 | RN34 | 09a | P | JS: JOINT SESSION: Families, Gender Roles and Religions in Times of Neo-Liberalism: Different Traditions and New Challenges 01.09.2017 |11:00 | Room PA.1.3 Joint Session of RN13 Sociology of Families and Intimate Lives and RN34 Sociology of Religion Session Chair: Roberta Ricucci, University of Turin Presentations: Becci, Irene Lausanne University, Switzerland Combining spirituality and environmenalist activism: a feminist or gendered turn? Healy, Amy Erbe Mary Immaculate College, UL, Ireland Religious denominations and gender role attitudes: the influence of welfare regime 516 Garratón-Mateu, Carmen University of Cadiz, Spain An Ancient Gender-Based Tradition Against Muslim Laws in the Mediterranean Space: The Case of Kabyle Women's Disinheritance Kojima, Hiroshi Waseda University, Japan Sibling Configuration and Dietary “Re-islamization” among Second-Generation Muslim Youth in Europe RN34 | 10a | P: Methodological Challenges in Researching Religion 01.09.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.2.12 Session Chair: Siniša Zrinščak, University of Zagreb Presentations: Krihtova, Tatiana Saint Tichon'sOrthodox University, Russian Federation Ritual-making and care-proving in time-budget of modern Orthodox priests Marivoet, Salomé CPES - Lusophone University, Portugal The conception of time and freedom of being in nowadays societies. Case study in the field of the novaerista spirituality Monnot, Christophe;Tanner, Pascal University of Lausanne, Switzerland Being a member of an atheist society in Switzerland. Methodological background and first results Kosela, Krzysztof University of Warsaw, Poland Empirical results concerning religion without a theory are dumb RN33 | RN34 | 11a | P | JS: JOINT SESSION: (Un)Making Europe: Religion and Gender 01.09.2017 |16:00 | Room PD.4.35 Joint Session of RN33 Women's and Gender Studies and RN34 Sociology of Religion Session Chair: Roberta Ricucci, University of Turin Katie Christine Gaddini, University of Cambridge 517 Presentations: Ashraf Emami, Hengameh University of Northumbria, United Kingdom Multiple agencies and in/visibility of British Muslim women Rapetti, Elisa (1); Peroni, Caterina (2) 1: University of Milan, Italy; 2: University of Padua, Italy Is religion a feminist issue? The Italian Burkini debate. Urbańska, Sylwia Eliza University of Warsaw, Poland Women's Migration and Gender Empowerment? The Case of Polish Religious Activists in Belgium Leszczyńska, Katarzyna AGH University Science and Technology, Poland Mobilization of masculinity in the religious and transnational contexts. Gender practices of men in the parishes of Polish Catholic Mission in England Aslan, Seçil Galatasaray University, Turkey Identity Experiences of Kurdish Alevi Women in the Public Sphere of Turkish Society RN35 - SOCIOLOGY OF MIGRATION RN35 | 01a | P: Social Mobility I 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.3.19 Session Chair: Beata Sokolowska, Trinity College Dublin Presentations: Hemming, Karen; Tillmann, Frank German Youth Institute, Germany “Brain drain” or “brain gain”? A macro-typology on youth mobility for EU/EFTA countries focussing on the creation/exploitation of human capital Kuusisto-Arponen, Anna-Kaisa;Korjonen-Kuusipuro, Kristiina;Tuominen, Jaakko University of Tampere, Finland Making Mexican masks together – collaborative methods as a way of doing research together with unaccompanied minors in Finland Hennig, Linda Esther University of Münster, Germany Muslim Religion – Bridge or Barrier to Labor Market Integration? Genova, Elena University of Nottingham, United Kingdom Capitalism and subjectivities in the 'making of a migrant': the role of intermediaries in young Bulgarian's decisions to study and work in the UK RN35 | 01b | P: A Global Discussion about Migration, Integration, Identity and Education I 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.3.20 518 519 Session Chair: Cinzia Pica-Smith, Assumption College Rina Manuela Contini, University of Chieti-Pescara Gabriele Di Francesco, "G. d'Annunzio" University - Chieti-Pescara Presentations: Robinson, Elizabeth A. (1); Zhongfeng, Tian (2); Qarqeen, Aybahar (1) 1: Suffolk University, United States of America; 2: Boston College, United States of America Breaking Down the Walls of Sheltered English Immersion Through Translanguaging Di Francesco, Gabriele (1); Pica Smith, Cinzia (2); Contini, Rina Manuela (1) 1: "G. d'Annunzio" University - Chieti-Pescara, Italy; 2: Assumption College - Worcester, MA, U.S.A Migrations, intergroup friendships, cultural and social integration On symbolic and economic threats: attitudes and perceptions of Greeks and Immigrants towards immigration, at a time of economic and refugee crisis Treskow, Laura Criminological Research Institute of Lower Saxony, Germany Methodological challenges in migration research Ludwig-Dehm, Sarah M. Pennsylvania State University, United States of America Ethnic Diversity and Its Effects on Social Capital in Germany RN35 | 02a | P: A Global Discussion about Migration, Integration, Identity and Education II 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.3.19 Poleti Cosic, Dunja;Petrovic Trifunovic, Tamara Faculty of Philosophy – University of Belgrade, Serbia Enacting Scripts Before Solidarity: Asylum System in a Transit Country Session Chair: Rina Manuela Contini, University of Chieti-Pescara Cinzia Pica-Smith, Assumption College Gabriele Di Francesco, "G. d'Annunzio" University - Chieti-Pescara Scandone, Berenice University of Bath, United Kingdom Challenging stereotypes: How participation in education can promote valued ethnic identities Presentations: RN35 | 01c | P: Expectations and Attitudes 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.3.15 Session Chair: Rossalina Latcheva, European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights (FRA) Presentations: Latcheva, Rossalina European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights (FRA), Austria The Second European Union Minoritites and Discrimination Survey (EU-MIDIS II): surveying immigrants and minorities in the EU today Fleischer, Stephanie Criminological Research Institute of Lower Saxony (KFN), Germany Expectations, hopes and fears among migrants and refugees in Germany – a longitudinal perspective Klepikova, Liubov Moscow State University of Railway Engineering, Russian Federation The image of Ancient Greece as the tool for Europeanisation: tourism and migration Oltean, Ovidiu Babes-Bolyai University, Romania Between the narrative of return and diverse forms of circular migration in Southern Transylvania Bortoletto, Nic Univ. of Teramo, Italy Second generation immigrants and sport: elements from a local study Luzny, Dusan;Topinka, Daniel;Koreckova, Jana Palacky University, Czech Republic Czechs in capitalistic foreign country – to the analysis of migration, assimilation and ethnicity in context of global capitalistic metropolis Chicago Cojocaru, Olga Center of Migration Research Warsaw, Poland Overcoming Temporariness: A temporal approach on Moldovan migration to Italy Tramountanis, Angelo National Centre for Social Research (EKKE), Greece 520 521 RN35 | 02b | P: Migrations of Scholars in Europe. Westward and Eastward I 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.3.20 Session Chair: Janusz Mucha, AGH University of Science and Technology 5: University of Lisbon, ISEG, Portugal 6: University of Porto, CIPES, Portugal 7: University of Coimbra, Portugal From academic mobility to the long-term emigration: lessons from Portugal Presentations: RN35 | 03b | P: Migrants in Rural and Peripheral Areas of Europe I Ferreira, Vinicius Kauê Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales, France South Asian scholars in the age of globalization: international mobility as precarization 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PC.3.20 Vuksanovic, Gordana D. Novi Sad Business School, Serbia From a foreign student to a worker abroad Dinic, Jelena Faculty of Philosophy, University of Nis, Serbia Value Orientations of Highly Educated Members of Serbian Diaspora RN35 | 03a | P: Migrations of scholars in Europe. Westward and Eastward II 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PC.3.19 Session Chair: Janusz Mucha, AGH University of Science and Technology Presentations: Schaefer, Gregor University of Siegen, Germany The perception and usage of EU-instruments to enhance mobility by PhD students Masanet, Erika;Ingellis, Anna Giulia University of Valencia, Spain Migratory trajectories and labour insertion processes of Spanish scientists in the United Kingdom Gomes, Rui Machado (1); Peixoto, Paulo (1); Lopes, João Teixeira (2); Vaz, Henrique (3); Cerdeira, Luísa (4); Brites, Rui (5); Cabrito, Belmiro (4); Ganga, Rafaela (2); Machado-Taylor, Maria de Lourdes (6); Silva, Sílvia (7); Patrocínio, Tomás (4) 1: University of Coimbra, Centre for Social Studies, Portugal 2: University of Porto, Institute of Sociology, Portugal 3: University of Porto, FPCE, Portugal 4: University of Lisbon, Institute of Education, Portugal 522 Session Chair: ALESSANDRA CORRADO, University of Calabria Apostolos G. Papadopoulos, Harokopio University Presentations: Deliu, Alexandra (1,2);Toth, Georgiana (2,3);฀ erban, Monica (1,2) 1: Romanian Academy, Romania 2: Centre for Migration Studies (CeSMig), University of Bucharest 3: National Institute for Research and Development URBAN-INCERC Bucharest Individual outcomes of migration in agriculture: a comparison of two trajectories from rural Romania to Spain Fratsea, Loukia-Maria; Papadopoulos, Apostolos G. Harokopio University of Athens, Greece Precarities and mobilities in rural Greece: Taking stock of migrant labour trajectories in a period of economic downturn Marinović Golubić, Marica;Miletić, Geran-Marko Institute of Social Sciences Ivo Pilar, Croatia From visiting an island to living on it. Recent migrants to the Croatian island of Korčula RN35 | 03c | P: Labour Market Trajectories of the Descendants of Immigrants in Europe 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PC.3.18 Session Chair: Ingrid Tucci, LEST-CNRS Nicolas Martin Legewie, Deutsches Institut für Wirtschaftsforschung (DIW Berlin) Presentations: Aslan, Pinar (1); Ahmadi, Nader (1); Sjöberg, Stefan (1); Wikström, Eva (2) 1: University of Gävle, Sweden 2: Umeå University, Sweden 523 What Works: Positive Influences on Occupational Aspirations and Attainments among Descendants of Immigrants on the Swedish Labour Market Gaspar, Sofia CIES-IUL - ISCTE-IUL, Portugal Labour market trajectories of the descendants of Chinese immigrants in Portugal Wolf, Margarita Verena;Seewann, Lena;Verwiebe, Roland University of Vienna, Austria Experiences of discrimination and coping strategies of second generation academics during the career-entry phase in Austria. Fibbi, Rosita (1); Stuenzi, Robin (1); Schnell, Philipp (2) 1: University of Neuchâtel, Switzerland; 2: University of Vienna, Austria “Per aspera ad astra”: how children of immigrants cautiously climb up the social ladder Nonnenmacher, Alexandra;Wicht, Alexandra University of Siegen, Germany Spatial opportunity structures and youths' transitions from school to training—varying effect patterns between immigrant and native German youths RN35 | 04a | P: Naming and Framing Migrants and Refugees - Processes of Inclusion and Exclusion I 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room PC.3.19 Session Chair: Maria Xenitidou, University of Surrey Karin Peters, Wageningen University Presentations: Walker, Sarah Goldsmiths, University of London, United Kingdom Wither AVR? Detention and its discontents. Problematizing the removal of AVR from detention centres in the UK through the lens of punishment and compliance Viladrich, Anahi (1); Parella, Sònia (2); Petroff, Alisa (2) 1: Department of Sociology, Queens College, The City University of New York, United States of America 2: Departament of Sociology, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain Spain and the U.S. in Comparative Perspective: Media Framing of Unauthorized Immigrants' Rights to Health Care 524 Ünal, Serdar; Delibaş, Kayhan Adnan Menderes University, Turkey The Displaced People of the Middle East in Turkey: An Evaluation of Changing Attitudes towards Syrian Refugees Leppäkorpi, Mervi Elisabeth University of Eastern Finland, Finland The outsiders of health care RN35 | 04b | P: Social Mobility II 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room PC.3.20 Session Chair: N.N. Presentations: Yang, Chia-Ling (1); Frank, Denis (2) 1: National Kaohsiung Normal University, Taiwan 2: Gothenburg University, Sweden Downward mobility of Chinese and Indian migrant workers in Sweden Farooq, Ghazala Yasmin The University of Manchester, United Kingdom Contribution of South Asian migrant doctors in the UK Fouskas, Theodoros (1); Mine, Fotini-Maria (2) 1: PhD, Sociologist, Lab. Assistant, Department of Social Work, Technological Educational Institute of Athens, Greece 2: MSc in Sociology of European Law, Lund University, Sweden “I have a bad job and I'm alone here, but I'm not even thinking of going back home!” The Impact of Entrapment in Precarious, Low-Status Work and the Shattering of Familial and Community Networks of Solidarity on the Decision of Migrants to Return in their Origin Countries via the Assisted Voluntary Return and Reintegration Programme: Pakistanis, Bangladeshis and Afghans in Greece in Times of Crisis Varriale, Simone University of Warwick, United Kingdom Post-crisis migration? Dispositions, capitals and positions of Italian migrants living in the UK 525 RN35 | 05a | P: Making Europe? 31.08.2017 |11:00 | Room PC.3.19 Session Chair: Elaine Moriarty, Trinity College Dublin Presentations: Cairns, David ISCTE-University Institute of Lisbon, Portugal Erasmus Mobility in the Making and Unmaking of Europe Moriarty, Elaine Trinity College Dublin, Ireland European mobility rights and national welfare states' protectionism: the end of the European project? Gruber, Daniela Innsbruck University, Austria Social networks of mobile people and migrants in South Tyrol, an autonomous territory in Northern Italy: A sociological research on integration processes RN35 | 05b | P: Naming and Framing Migrants and Refugees - Processes of Inclusion and Exclusion II 31.08.2017 |11:00 | Room PC.3.20 Session Chair: Karin Peters, Wageningen University Maria Xenitidou, University of Surrey Presentations: Waerniers, Rachel;Hustinx, Lesley Ghent University, Belgium Citizenship of young migrants: an ethnographic study in Belgium Kandylis, Giorgos National Centre for Social Research, Greece Displaying displacement: Humanitarian representations of refugees' living environments in Europe and the world Ambrosini, Maurizio University of Milan, Italy The local governance of immigration and asylum: policies of exclusion as a battleground. 526 Ivana, Greti-Iulia Uppsala University, Sweden The Migrant Body and What Makes It Strange(r) Skowronska, Kaja Sciences Po Paris, France Naming emotion in an immigration office: the borders of empathy as the borders of national community RN35 | 05c | P: Participation and Reception 31.08.2017 |11:00 | Room PC.6.32 Session Chair: Beata Sokolowska, Trinity College Dublin Presentations: Rentea, Georgiana-Cristina University of Bucharest, Romania The experience of the integration process in destination countries: the Romanian returnees' perspective Keskinen, Suvi Päivikki, University of Turku, Finland Postethnic Activism in the Nordic Region: Between Inclusionary Strategies and Separatism Karamanidou, Lena (1); Sarter, Katharina (2) 1: Glasgow Caledonian University, United Kingdom 2: University of South Wales Between the market and human rights: the use of public procurement to provide for reception and protection needs in the context of the refugee 'crisis' in Greece Eroglu, Sebnem University of Bristol, United Kingdom Are Movers More Egalitarian than Stayers? An Intergenerational Study of Financial Decision-Making amongst Turks in Turkey and Western Europe RN35 | 06a | H: Refugees between open Reception and Social Closure: Xenophobic Rejection and showing Solidarity in Civil Society and Social Movements in the EU 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room HB.1.14 527 Session Chair: Margit Fauser, Ruhr University Bochum Margit Feischmidt, Hungarian Academy of Sciences Research Center for Social Sciences Ludger Pries, Ruhr-Universität Bochum Presentations: Wiegel, Hanne Wageningen University, The Netherlands The role of citizen initiatives in providing housing alternatives for refugees Feischmidt, Margit;Zakariás, Ildikó Hungarian Academy of Sciences Research Center for Social Sciences, Hungary Moral ideologies in civic aid for refugees in Hungary Everyday Nationhood on the Web: An Analysis of sentiments & Discourses Surrounding Romanian & Bulgarian Migration to the UK Using Twitter Data Mica, Adriana (1); Horolets, Anna (2); Pawlak, Mikołaj (1); Kubicki, Paweł (3) 1: University of Warsaw, Poland 2: University of Gdańsk, Poland 3: Warsaw School of Economics, Poland Out of the Shadows: Refugee Policy in the Time of Crisis Basu, Arani;Datta, Amrita KIIT University, Bhubaneswar, India Social Inclusion of Indian Punjabis in Germany: From Refugees to Citizens Verschraegen, Gert;Vandevoordt, Robin University of Antwerp, Belgium Between subversive and professional humanitarianism: on civil support for refugees in Brussels, Calais and Dunkirk. DINC, Ozlem Akay (1); Unal, Bayram (2) 1: OHU, Turkey 2: Research Affiliate, FBC SUNY B Willy Nilly Belonging: The Fears and Exclusionary Practices of/against Greece Turks and Anatolian Greeks after Population Exchange Legut, Agnieszka Ewa Pedagogical University of Cracow, Poland Diaspora on the Wane? Uses of the Diaspora Term in Recent Scholarship RN35 | 07a | H: Migrants in Rural and Peripheral Areas of Europe II 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room HB.1.14 RN35 | 06b | H: Naming and Framing Migrants and Refugees - Processes of Inclusion and Exclusion III Session Chair: ALESSANDRA CORRADO, University of Calabria Apostolos G. Papadopoulos, Harokopio University 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room HB.1.15 Presentations: Session Chair: Maria Xenitidou, University of Surrey Karin Peters, Wageningen University Fanizza, Fiammetta (1); Colloca, Carlo (2) 1: University of Foggia, Italy 2: University Catania, Italy Social Innovation and Local Welfare Practices in Vulnerable Areas of Southern Italy Presentations: Xenitidou, Maria(1); Andreouli, Eleni(2); Kadianaki, Irini(3); Figgou, Lia(4); Sapountzis, Antonis (5) 1: UNIVERSITY OF SURREY, United Kingdom 2: OPEN UNIVERSITY, UK 3: UNIVERSITY OF CYPRUS, UK 4: ARISTOTLE UNIVERSITY OF THESSALONIKI, GREECE 5: DEMOCRITUS UNIVERSITY OF THRACE, GREECE Citizenship and immigration debates in Greece: new contexts, old dilemmas? Shah, Bindi V.;Murphy, Justin;Ogden, Jessica University of Southampton, United Kingdom 528 Sánchez Gómez, Martha Judith (1); Serra Yoldi, Inmaculada (2) 1: Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Mexico 2: Universidad de Valencia, España Mobilities around wine growing areas: the cases of Napa in the United States and Ribera del Duero in Spain Giliberti, Luca University of Genova, Italy Neo-rurality, crisis and social change in Europe. Ethnographic fieldwork between the Muse and the Roya Valleys 529 RN35 | 07b | H: Naming and Framing Migrants and Refugees - Processes of Inclusion and Exclusion IV 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room HB.1.15 Session Chair: Karin Peters, Wageningen University Maria Xenitidou, University of Surrey Presentations: Sigona, Nando;Humphris, Rachel University of Birmingham, United Kingdom In/visible migrant children: bureaucratic 'offshoring'; internal(ised) borders and the state Muhic, Maja (1); Halilovic-Pastuovic, Maja (2) 1: South East European University 2: Trinity College Dublin, Ireland Two Migrations, Two Decades Apart: Bosnian and Syrian refugee migrations and the rationality of temporality Perolini, Marco Goldsmiths College of London, United Kingdom Subverting legal norms: migrants' claims and their interpretation of human rights Haapajärvi, Linda École des hautes études en sciences sociales, France Ethnic others, migrant mothers. Construction of moral boundaries in French and Finnish immigrant integration policies RN35 | 08a | H: Religiously Active Migrants in an “(Un)Making” Europe? 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room HB.1.14 Session Chair: Vladimir Kmec, University College Dublin Christian Simon Ritter, Norwegian University of Science and Technology Presentations: Evren, Irmak Middle East Technical University, Turkey Communicating Through Food in a Mosque: Making Lahmacun Eating Doner Kebab 530 Cox, Pat (1); Geisen, Thomas (2); Boivin, Nettie (3) 1: University of Central Lancashire UK, United Kingdom 2: University of Applied Sciences and Arts, Northwestern Switzerland, Switzerland 3: Nazarbayev University, Kazakhstan Intersections Between Religious Beliefs & Practices of Migrant and Minority Peoples and Religions and Socio-Political Challenges in Contemporary Societies Golías, Montserrat University ofA Coruña, Spain Bags of faith. Religious minorities in Kaczorowski, Karol P. Jagiellonian University, Poland Kurdish migrants in Istanbul as members of religious minorities Coban Balci, Aslihan Omer Halisdemir University, Turkey Turkey Origin Islamic Immigrant Organizations in Germany in the (Un)making Europe RN35 | 08b | H: A Global Discussion about Migration, Integration, Identity and Education III 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room HB.1.15 Session Chair: Rina Manuela Contini, University of Chieti-Pescara Cinzia Pica-Smith, Assumption College Gabriele Di Francesco, "G. d'Annunzio" University - Chieti-Pescara Presentations: Corsi, Vincenzo;Speranza, Sabrina;Secondini, Simonetta Università "G. d'Annunzio" Chieti-Pescara, Italy Aspects of and services for the social integration of migrants Mergener, Alexandra Federal Institute for Vocational Education and Training, Germany Improving the Integration of Migrants in the Labour Market by Recognising Foreign-acquired Certificates Corvo, Paolo University of Gastronomic Sciences, Italy Food and migration between identity and innovation 531 Dahlberg, Mette Ginnerskov Aarhus University, Denmark Becoming Non-European - The Experiences of Eastern European Master Students in Denmark RN35 | 09b | P: Figuring Migrants and Migration 01.09.2017 |11:00 | Room PC.3.19 Session Chair: Funda Ustek Spilda, Goldsmiths, University of London Marja Alastalo, University of Eastern Finland Presentations: Gkolfinopoulos, Giannis Panteion University, Greece Fluid populations: “flows,” control and the migration crisis in Greece Răcătău, Ionela-Maria; Chiribucă, Dan Babes-Bolyai University Cluj-Napoca, Romania Towards a better understanding of migration: adaptive policies of integration in Romania and innovative approaches for inclusion RN08 | RN35 | 09a | P | JS: JOINT SESSION: The European Refugee Crisis: Information Needs and Information Systems 01.09.2017 |11:00 | Room PC.6.32 Joint Session of RN08 Sociology of Disaster, Conflict and Social Crisis and RN35 Sociology of Migration Session Chair: Beata Sokolowska, Trinity College Dublin Antti Silvast, University of Edinburgh Presentations: Pap, Ilona;Schroedter, Julia H.;Rössel, Jörg University of Zurich, Switzerland Transnational Relations and Classical Integration Čehulić, Mateja;Čepo, Dario;Zrinščak, Siniša Faculty of Law, University of Zagreb, Croatia Between Security and Humanity: Elite and Media Discourse on Refugees and Migrants in Croatia Alastalo, Marja (1); Homanen, Riikka (2) 1: University of Eastern Finland, Finland 2: University of Tampere, Finland Making migrant individuals and migrant population: Population register as a state technology of governance in Finland Recubini, Dario Università degli studi "G. d'Annunzio" di Chieti-Pescara, Italy "Project Immigrants": the Company of Services to the Person of Pescara without frontiers Koikkalainen, Saara University of Lapland, Finland Fifteen days. The journeys of Iraqi asylum seekers to Finland through Europe Sanz Suárez-Lledó, Victor;Fernandez Araiz, Victor;Javier, Lorenzo ICN Colegio de Ciencias Políticas y Sociología de Madrid, Spain Searching for emigrants: A combined method and a comparative study in a European youth mobility survey Vlase, Ionela Lucian Blaga University of Sibiu, Romania Men's migration, adulthood and the performance of masculinities Fin, Anna Pedagogical University of Cracow, Poland From Europe to America. General Characteristic of Contemporary Processes of Overseas Migration 532 Stathopoulou, Theoni National Centre for Social Research-EKKE, Greece Refugees and unaccompanied minors in Greece: evidence from the field. Topan, Anamaria Aureliana, University of Innsbruck, Austria Refugee Journeys as Catalysts of Transformed Subjectivities RN28 | RN35 | 09a | P | JS: JOINT SESSION: Sport and Refugees: First Steps Towards Integration? 01.09.2017 |11:00 | Room PC.3.17 Joint Session of RN28 Society and Sports and RN35 Sociology of Migration Session Chair: Enrico Michelini, TU Dortmund Karin Peters, Wageningen University 533 Presentations: Nobis, Tina Humboldt-University of Berlin, Germany How sport clubs engage in refugee work: Empirical findings from a qualitative study in Germany Michelini, Enrico TU Dortmund, Germany War, Migration, Resettlement and Sport Careers of Youth Elite Athletes: The Case of the Syrian National Water Polo Team Lübke, Christiane;Fauser, Sophia Universität Duisburg-Essen, Germany Fostering integration through sports? Analysing the long-term effect of youth sport activities on subsequent labour market success of migrants Faustmann, Anna Maria Danube University Krems, Austria The role of sports clubs for early and sustainable integration of migrants RN35 | 10a | P: Migration Trajectories 01.09.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.3.17 Session Chair: Beata Sokolowska, Trinity College Dublin Presentations: Kerpaci, Kalie;Kuka, Martin Aleksander Moisiu University, Durres, Albania Setting up a business in Albania: Experiences of return migrants Knudsen, Karin Jóhanna Leitisstein University of Faroe Islands, Faroe Islands Challenging the container-model-view of society: Faroese women's migration trajectories between the Faroe Islands and Denmark Gu∂jónsdóttir, Gu∂björt University of Iceland, Iceland Gendering North-North Migration: Icelandic Labour Migration to Norway in Times of Crisis Muranaka, Aimi Duisburg-Essen University, Germany 534 Use of Skilled Migrant Workers in Japanese Companies – Case of Vietnamese Workers in IT and Engineer Sector RN35 | 10b | P: Care 01.09.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.3.19 Session Chair: Catherine Delcroix, Université de Strasbourg Presentations: Krzyzowski, Lukasz AGH University/Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Poland The transformative role of digital literacy and monetary flow on Polish migrants' parents aging in place Anderlini, Jacopo University of Genoa, Italy Care and control at the border: physicians' experiences inside the hotspot Delcroix, Catherine Université de Strasbourg, France North-South transnational solidarity: When associations of migrant women mobilise to develop care in their country of origin Evergeti, Venetia University of Surrey, United Kingdom Professional Greek migrants in London: Belonging and integration in the time of financial crisis Kaptani, Erene (2); O'Neill, Maggie (1); Erel, Umut (2); Reynolds, Tracey (3) 1: York University, United Kingdom 2: Open University, UK 3: Greenwich University, UK Participatory & Mobile Methods in social research with migrant mothers RN16 | RN35 | 11a | P | JS: JOINT SESSION: Migrations and Health Inequalities in Europe 01.09.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.3.17 Joint Session of RN16 Sociology of Health and Illness and RN35 Sociology of Migration Session Chair: N.N. 535 Presentations: Ågård, Pernilla;Torres, Sandra Uppsala University, Sweden ”…and what ends up happening is that we end up lying” Palliative Care Workers talk about Crosscultural Interaction Parizkova, Alena University of West Bohemia in Pilsen, Czech Republic From expats to precarity. Migrant women and health care in the context of pregnancy and birth RN36 - SOCIOLOGY OF TRANSFORMATIONS: EAST AND WEST Otto, Laura Kristina University of Bremen, Germany “We are obliged to provide UAMs with special care” – Negotiating between Vulnerability, Autonomy and Identity in Malta RN36 | 01a | P: Social Transformations Studies Kern, Matthias Robert University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg Effects of ethnic group density on young migrants' health and health behaviour Session Chair: Marju Lauristin, University of Tartu Peeter Vihalemm, University of Tartu 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PE.6.41 Presentations: Makarovic, Matej School of Advanced Social Studies (SASS/FUDŠ), Slovenia Understanding social transformations through measuring functional differentiation Lakatos, Zoltan Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Hungary Europeans' Values: Peak Secularization (?), Persisting Materialism, Lack of Convergence Tomic-Koludrovic, Inga (1); Petric, Mirko (2); Puzek, Ivan (2); Zdravkovic, Zeljka (2) 1: Institute of Social Sciences Ivo Pilar, Croatia 2: University of Zadar The postsocialist transformation of gender relations: the case of Croatia RN36 | 01b | P: Migration: Experiences and Perceptions 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PE.6.42 Session Chair: Yulia Prozorova, Sociological Institute of Russian Academy of Sciences Presentations: Toth, Georgiana (1,2); Croitoru, Alin (1,3); ฀ erban, Monica (1,4) 536 537 1: Centre for Migration Studies (CeSMig), University of Bucharest 2: National Institute for Research and Development URBAN-INCERC Bucharest 3: "Lucian Blaga" University of Sibiu 4: Research Institute for Quality of Life (ICCV), Romanian Academy Acquiring human capital through international migration. The case of young Romanian returnees RN36 | 02b | P: Migration: Representations, Identitiesand Discourses 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PE.6.42 Session Chair: Tadeusz Szawiel, University of Warsaw Kovacheva, Siyka Kostadinova (1,2); Popivanov, Boris Petrov (1,3) 1: New Europe Centre for Regional Studies 2: Paisii Hilendarski University of Plovdiv 3: St kliment Ohridski University of Sofia The lived experiences of Bulgarian migrants - transforming contexts, changing subjectivities Presentations: Zajacova, Katarina University of Surrey, United Kingdom Unexpected changes in immigration status amongst Czech and Slovak migrants post Brexit: Gender perspective on pre and post 2004 immigration to the UK Andic, Tanja University of Minnesota, Twin Cities, United States of America Anticipating the future in an insecure present: discourses of migration in contemporary Serbia Grabowska, Mirosława University of Warsaw, Poland Attitudes toward refugees in the "Visegrad" countries Suvakovic Uros,Vojislav University of Pristina, Faculty of Philosophy, Kosovska Mitrovica, Serbia Ethnic distance of students in Serbia Shibata, Yasuko Polish-Japanese Academy of Information Technology, Poland Japanese Perspectives on a Changing Polish Society: Cultural Identities of Contemporary Japanese Residents in Poland RN36 | 02a | P: Social transformations: East and West Zubkovych, Alina Södertörn University, Sweden Crimean Tatar representation in the context of reframed Ukrainian national narrative 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PE.6.41 Session Chair: Elena Danilova, Institute of Sociology RAS RN36 | 03a | P: Transformations and Solidarity: Ideas, Agents, Changes Presentations: 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PE.6.41 Rae, Gavin John Kozminski University, Poland The Divergence of the Post-Communist Welfare State. The Growing Differences Between the Welfare State in CEE and the Rest of the EU Session Chair: Andrei Gheorghita, Lucian Blaga University of Sibiu Zarycki, Tomasz University of Warsaw, Poland Social capital in the Eastern European peripheries Roncevic, Borut School of Advanced Social Studies, Slovenia Cultural Political Economy of East European Capitalisms 538 Presentations: Önal, Leyla Middle East Technical University, Turkey New agencies and transient solidarities in the Turkish civil society: the anti-Capitalist Muslims Ravazzini, Laura (1,2); Ochsner, Michael (2,3) 1: University of Neuchatel 2: FORS, University of Lausanne 3: ETH Zürich Post-communist Solidarity and Attitudes towards Redistribution 539 Volkov, Yury Southern Federal University, Russian Federation Solidarity practices in the context of patriotism in Russian society Mieszczanek, Marta Magda Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland “Our intentions were crystal clear”. Transformation narratives of “Solidarity” Citizens' Committees' former members. RN36 | 03b | P: Time Dimension and Generations 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PE.6.42 Session Chair: Matej Makarovic, School of Advanced Social Studies (SASS/FUDŠ) Presentations: Presentations: Khunagov, Rashid Dumalichevich Adyghe State University, Russian Federation The Impact of Intercultural Dialogue on Social Transformations Wojakowski, Dariusz University of Rzeszow, Poland Transformation, Europeanization, Nationalism ? Macrostructural changes in Central Europe from the perspective of local studies. Boboc, Cristina Gent University, Belgium Transformation. Modernisation. Europenisation. Kozlovskii, Vladimir Sociological Institute RAS, Saint Petersburg State University, Russian Federation Trends of civilizational changes in contemporary European societies Vihalemm, Triin; Lauristin, Marju University of Tartu, Estonia Personal time capital as a social stratification mechanism RN36 | 04b | P: Local and InternationalAspects of Social Developments Zyczynska-Ciolek, Danuta Institute of Philosophy and Sociology, Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland Looking Back from Today's Perspective: Older Generation on Social Changes in Poland Session Chair: Matej Makarovic, School of Advanced Social Studies (SASS/FUDŠ) Czepek, Judith Anna Georg August University of Göttingen, Germany Ongoing Differences and Ongoing Transfers? The Role of Labour Market Conditions in Pension Entrances in East and West Germany Kalmus, Veronika University of Tartu, Estonia The structuring role of generations in a transforming society: Reflections from within the paradigm of social acceleration RN36 | 04a | P: Europeanization, Modernization and Social Transformations 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room PE.6.41 Session Chair: Yulia Prozorova, Sociological Institute of Russian Academy of Sciences 540 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room PE.6.42 Presentations: Senjković, Reana; Prica, Ines, Institute of Ethnology and Folklore Research, Croatia Bringing agriculture to its knees: food production between EU regulative and the peripheral capitalism's neo-feudal face Kowalik, Wojciech AGH University of Science and Technology, Poland From infrastructure investment to social change: local cultural centers and the development of social capital Nijander-Dudzińska, Agata (1); Wojakowski, Demetriusz (2); Wołek, Artur (3) 1: Jesuit University Ignatianum in Krakow, Poland 2: University of Warsaw, Poland 3: Jesuit University Ignatianum in Krakow, Poland Local Dimension of International Cooperation in Central European Countries 541 Peng, Ssu-Chin National ChengChi University, Taiwan The Agricultural Taxation Reform of the Chinese Communist Regime: The Integrated Perspective from State Building, Institutionalism and State Capacity RN36 | 05a | P: Political Behavior in Transformative Context 31.08.2017 |11:00 | Room PE.6.41 Session Chair: Mirosława Grabowska, University of Warsaw Presentations: Chernysh, Mikhail Feodorovitch Institute of Sociology, Russsian Academy of Sciences, Russian Federation Social factors shaping Russian civic culture Kostelecký, Tomáš; Mikešová, Renata Institute of Sociology CAS, Czech Republic How are place-specific voting preferences sustained? The case of Czechia after 1989. Szawiel, Tadeusz University of Warsaw, Poland Understanding Democracy in Poland: changes in support over time (1992-2016) and understanding by the ordinary people Philippova, Liudmila; Pavlova, Tamara; Patrushev, Sergey Institute of sociology, Russian Academy of Sciences, Russian Federation Institutional problems of Russian transformation: a view from political sociology RN36 | 05b | P: Transformations and Personal and Social Lives 31.08.2017 |11:00 | RoomPE.6.42 Boruc, Weronika Graduate School for Social Research at the Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland Becoming an Entrepreneur in Post-Communist Poland: the Influence of Money, Friends and Family Kubátová, Helena; Znebejánek, František Palacky University, Czech Republic The Transformation of the Czech Suburban Countryside RN36 | 06a | H: Social Transformations and Stratification Trends 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room HB.2.16 Session Chair: Triin Vihalemm, University of Tartu Presentations: Morkevičius, Vaidas (1); Norkus, Zenonas (2) 1: Kaunas Technological University, Institute of Public Policy and Administration, Lithuania; 2: Vilnius University, Faculty of Philosophy, Lithuania Recent Trends of Class Division and Inequality in Baltic Countries Lauristin, Marju; Vihalemm, Peeter University of Tartu, Estonia Subjective stratification in the transforming society: factors and outcomes Gorshkov, Mikhail K.; Tyurina, Irina O. Institute of Sociology of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Russian Federation Russian Society within the Context of Internal and External Factors of Crisis Reality Wysmulek, Ilona Insitute of Philosophy and Sociology, Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland Corruption and Inequality in Schools in Central and Eastern Europe: Prevalence and Structural Patterns Session Chair: Zenonas Norkus, Vilnius University, Faculty of Philosophy RN36 | 06b | H: Precariat and Vulnerability of Careers Presentations: 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room HB.2.17 Karacharovskiy, Vladimir V. National Research University "Higher School of Economics", Russian Federation Shadow Price of Social Changes and Its Evaluation Session Chair: Tadeusz Szawiel, University of Warsaw 542 Presentations: Gasiukova, Elena; Korotaev, Sergey 543 Laboratory for Comparative Analysis of Development in Post-Socialist Countries, National Research University Higher School of Economics Precariousness in Russia: Experience of Young Adults with Higher Education Balakireva, Olga; Loktieva, Iryna The Institute for Economics and Forecasting of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Ukraine Sociocultural factors of labor market exclusion in Ukraine and the countries of Western and Eastern Europe Krasowska, Agata (1); Mrozowicki, Adam (1); Seehaus, Alexandra (3); Karolak, Mateusz (1); Trappmann, Vera (3) 1: University of Wroclaw, Institute of Sociology, Poland 2: Free University Berlin, Department for political and soical scienceInstitute for East European Studies, Germany 3: Leeds University, United Kingdom The moral aspects of class disaffiliation: the experiences of intersecting inequalities in the biographies of young precarious workers in Poland and Germany Rasnaca, Liga University of Latvia, Latvia Vulnerability of social carers: Norway and Latvia case studies RN36 | 07a | H: Europeanization: Perceptions and Discourses 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room HB.2.16 Session Chair: Zenonas Norkus, Vilnius University, Faculty of Philosophy Presentations: Galeja, Liena Latvian Academy of Culture, Latvia Belonging to Europe, Returning to Europe or Behaving like Europeans? Semantic aspects of Memory and Space of Self-Thematization of the Baltic States Łucka, Daria Jagiellonian University, Poland Between an Alien and a Citizen. “Fuzzy” Citizenship in the West and in the East Tsuladze, Lia Tbilisi State University/Center for Social Sciences, Georgia Performing Europeanisation in Georgia: What do Political and Popular Discourses Reveal? Kabiak, Aleh; Andras, Iryna 544 Belarusian State University, Belarus Social attitudes of Belarusians towards integration: between the European Union and the Eurasian Economic Union RN36 | 08a | H: Europe: Issues of Periphery and Protectionism 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room HB.2.16 Session Chair: Agnieszka Kolasa-Nowak, Marie Curie-Sklodowska University Presentations: Warczok, Tomasz; Dębska, Hanna Pedagogical University of Cracow Field of Law in the Central European Semi-Periphery Ajanovic, Edma University of Vienna, Austria Europe's closest periphery: analyzing Ex-Yugoslavian transition processes from a post-colonial perspective Binder, Piotr; Oberemko, Oleg Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland Economic patriotism – between the free market and protectionism (cases of Poland and Russia) RN36 | 09a | IC: Changing Discourses and Role of Intellectuals 01.09.2017 |11:00 | Room InterContinental - Ypsilon I Session Chair: Elena Danilova, Institute of Sociology RAS Presentations: Weryński, Piotr Silesian University of Technology, Poland Interests and resentments of the Polish intelligentsia as the objects of morphogenetic analysis Woroniecka, Grażyna University of Warsaw, Poland Locally or Worldly? Sociological Dissertations in a Diachronic Perspective Prozorova, Yulia Sociological Institute of Russian Academy of Sciences, Russian Federation 545 Post-Soviet Modernity in Russia: Ideas, Orientations, Interpretations Kolasa-Nowak, Agnieszka Marie Curie-Sklodowska University, Poland The problem of civilizational gap: past, present and future in Polish discourse on transformation RN36 | 10a | IC: Transformation Discourses and Representations of the Past 01.09.2017 |14:00 | Room InterContinental - Ypsilon I Session Chair: Agnieszka Kolasa-Nowak, Marie Curie-Sklodowska University Presentations: Kirvalidze, Ana Ilia State University, Georgia Processes of De- or Re-Sovietization Petrovic, Jasmina, S. (1); Markovic-Savic, Olivera, S. (2) 1: University of Nis, Serbia; 2: University of Kosovska Mitrovica, Serbia The religious/confessional distance and the place of religious identification in the structure of students' identities in Kosovo and Metohija Vermishyan, Harutyun (1); Balasanyan, Sona (1,2) 1: Yerevan State University, Armenia; 2: Caucasus Research Resource Center- Armenia Youth, Place Identities and Changing of Social Space Structures: The Case of Post-Soviet Armenian Rural Communities Kotarski, Hubert University of Rzeszow, Poland Youth of borderland of Central and Eastern Europe - educational aspirations, the labor market aspirations and life aspirations in times of crisis Gheorghita, Andrei Lucian Blaga University of Sibiu, Romania Representations of communism among high school students in Romania Kotras, Marcin University of Lodz, Facullty of Economics and Sociology, Poland The grey zone is shrinking. Media discourse about transformation in Poland. Swojak, Arkadiusz University of Warsaw, Poland Concept of capitalism according to comic book relations between Donald Duck and Scrooge McDuck RN36 | 11a | IC: Youth Practices and Communities in Change 01.09.2017 |16:00 | Room InterContinental - Ypsilon I Session Chair: Andrei Gheorghita, Lucian Blaga University of Sibiu Presentations: Bell, Inna Graduate School for Social Research, Polish Academy of Sciences Adapt or Perish? Survival Strategies of Czech Youth Organisations during Post-Communist Transformation 546 547 Fernandez, Karina; Bodi-Fernandez, Otto University of Graz, Austria Interrelationships between enhanced safety orientations and the trajectories of street careers among homeless youth RN37 | 02a | P: Reinventing the City: Urban Resilience and Participation Processes 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.6.30 RN37 - URBAN SOCIOLOGY RN37 | 01a | P: RN KEYNOTE SESSION with João Teixeira Lopes: Urban Public Spaces and the Uses of Conflict 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.6.30 Nunzia Borrelli (discussant) M. Victoria Gómez (discussant) Patrícia Pereira (discussant) Session Chair: Lígia Ferro, University of Porto / ISCTE-IUL Presentations: Teixeira Lopes, João University of Porto, Faculty of Arts, Portugal Urban Public Spaces or the uses of conflict RN37 | 01b | P: Homelessness in the City 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.6.31 Session Chair: Rui Carvalho, Brown University Presentations: Rubio Martin, Maria José Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain About the criminalization of homeless in the public space Polin, Veronica; Bertani, Michele University of Verona, Italy “Me and the City”. Social and Visual Representations of Homelessness Session Chair: Patrícia Pereira, Faculdade de Ciências Sociais e Humanas da Universidade Nova de Lisboa Presentations: Ferro, Lígia University of Porto; CIES-IUL, University Institute of Lisbon, ISCTE-IUL; FCT Hidden islands in the city: urban exclusions and sociabilities from a community intervention project of arts and culture in the “islands” of Porto, Portugal Karaliotas, Lazaros (1); Roussos, Konstantinos (2) 1: School of Environment, Education and Development, Hallsworth Research Fellow, University of Manchester, United Kingdom; 2: Department of Government, University of Essex, United Kingdom (Re-)making the city in, against and beyond 'austerity urbanism': Self-management and social solidarity initiatives in Greece. Imani Jajarmi, Hossein University of Tehran, Iran, Islamic Republic of People Resists Against Capitalistic Interventions: A Sociological Review of an Urban Movement in Ekbatan, Tehran, Iran Scheller, David;Schroeder, Susan University of Applied Sciences Potsdam, Germany Multigenerational (co)housing between urban governance and self-empowerment: Intergenerational community building and solidarity RN37 | 02b | P: Policing Urban Lives 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.6.31 Session Chair: Sebastian Kurtenbach, Bielefeld University Presentations: 548 549 Vogkli, Maria-Christina London School of Economics and Political Science, United Kingdom The city as a state of exception: Drug users and urban exclusions in Athens during the current financial crisis Campbell, Elaine Newcastle University, United Kingdom Three dimensional cities: vertical security and the politics of visibility Bekiroğlu, Sibel Middle East Technical University, Turkey Urban as the Theatre of War: Autopsy of Cizre RN37 | 02c | P: Community(ies) and(in) the City 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PB.3.6 Session Chair: Marta Smagacz-Poziemska, Jagiellonian University Presentations: Klekoto, Marta Jagiellonian University, Poland Between Structure and Agency: Towards New Perspective on Urban Communities in Postmodern City Strelnikova, Anna National Research University Higher School of Economics (HSE), Russian Federation Neighbors online: Internet communities of neighbors as a form of micro-urban solidarity Gomez, Victoria University Carlos III, Spain Reinventing the community Aidukaite, Jolanta (1); Jacobsson, Kerstin (2) 1: Lithuanian Social Research Centre, Lithuania 2: Gothenburg University, Sweden Urban Community Participation in Post-Soviet Space: Community Organizing, Urban Governance and Urban Conflict in Lithuania 550 RN37 | 03a | P: Migrants and(in) the City 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PC.6.30 Session Chair: Lígia Ferro, University of Porto / ISCTE-IUL Presentations: Ludovici, Anna Institute of Geography and Spatial Planning - University of Lisbon, Portugal Appropriation and representation of space in the rehousing neighbourhood of Quinta do Mocho in the Metropolitan Area of Lisbon. Fauser, Margit Ruhr University Bochum, Germany Mechanisms of urban migration control Berding, Nina Research Center Shaping the Future at the University of Siegen; University of Cologne, Germany The Ambivalent Dealing With Diversity RN37 | 03b | P: Urban Transformation & Gentrification Processes 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PC.6.31 Session Chair: Victoria Gomez, University Carlos III Presentations: Allegrini, Giulia; Mezzacapo, Umberto University Of Bologna, Italy Practicing solidarities trough urban regeneration. A critical analysis of an innovative urban regeneration and refugees welcoming project in the city of Bologna Sakizlioglu, Bahar University of Leicester, United Kingdom Rethinking Gentrification-Gender Nexus Snook, Elliot Newcastle University, United Kingdom An Aspect of Change in 2017: Gentrification and Lansbury Five Decades On Pereira, Patrícia CICS.NOVA, Faculdade de Ciências Sociais e Humanas da Universidade Nova de Lisboa, 551 Portugal Mobilization(s) against gentrification in Lisbon: mapping discourse and action RN37 | 03c | P: Housing Policies, Actors and Processes I 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PB.3.6 Session Chair: Marta Smagacz-Poziemska, Jagiellonian University Presentations: intercultural partners' experiences Ganugi, Giulia University of Bologna, Italy Social Street and territorial development: analysis on local communities, public spaces and urban governance Morelli, Niccolò Università di Bologna, Italy Social Street phenomenon: an innovative answer to sociality need and urban regeneration Florea, Ioana University of Gothenburg, Sweden (Un)making solidarities for housing rights in post-crisis Bucharest RN37 | 04b | H: The Production of Urban Space Bayurgil, Ladin Boston University, United States of America Urban Precarious Workers: Intersecting Labor and Housing Market Insecurities Session Chair: Juan | Jose Villalon | Ogayar, UNED Soytemel, Ebru Aston University, United Kingdom Urban rent speculation, uncertainty, and strategic unknowns in housing market policies in Istanbul Oztimur, Nese; Oztumur Elif Free Researcher, Turkey Architecture and City Branding: Istanbul, the City of Phantasms FIJALKOW, Yankel Centre de Recherche sur l'Habitat, France Comfort and housing inequalities in France: What sustainable housing policies changes ? John, René (1); Boos, Philp (2) 1: Universität Gießen, Germany 2: Institut für Sozialinnovation, Germany Endogenous (un)making of the region. The regional innovation regime and its stakeholders RN37 | 04a | H: Urban Cultures and Identities Gato, Maria Assunção; Costa, Pedro Instituto Universitário de Lisboa (ISCTE-IUL), Portugal Reputational value and city consumption at contemporary Lisbon 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room HB.2.16 Session Chair: Marta Smagacz-Poziemska, Jagiellonian University Presentations: 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room HB.2.17 Presentations: Varli-Gork, Reyhan Cankiri Karatekin University, Turkey Urban marketing and representations in print media: the case of turkish cities Mazzette, Antonietta; Tidore, Camillo; Spanu, Sara University of Sassari, Italy A day at the museum: inclusive technologies and the cultural fruition of the city RN37 | 05a | H: Using Public Spaces & Building the City I Siilak, Kristel (1); Paadam, Katrin (2) 1: Tallinn University, Estonia; 2: Tallinn University of Technology, Estonia Transforming urban homes and construction of identities. Symbolic meaning of home design in Session Chair: Lígia Ferro, University of Porto / ISCTE-IUL Presentations: 552 31.08.2017 |11:00 | RoomHB.2.16 553 Bertoni, Fabio Università degli Studi di Padova, Italy Public gaze and uses of the city: the (in)visibility of territories in parkour and slacklining. Bednarczyk, Anna Jagiellonian University, Poland Redefining public spaces as an answer to urban crises in Medellin Varvantakis, Christos; Nolas, Sevasti-Melissa; Aruldoss, Vinarassan University of Sussex, United Kingdom The Child in the City revisited: Children's urban encounters in two European cities Levy-Vroelant, Claire (1,3); Bony, Lucie (2); Fesdjian, Sophie (3) 1: Université Paris VIII Saint-Denis, France; 2: UMR Passages 5319 CNRS; 3: UMR Lavue CRH 7218 Public baths and the right to water: past, present and perspectives from the Parisian case. RN37 | 05b | H: Living the City & the Neighbourhood 31.08.2017 |11:00 | RoomHB.2.17 Session Chair: Sebastian Kurtenbach, Bielefeld University Presentations: Carvalho, Rui, Brown University, United States of America Interethnic capital(s): Social capital and inter-ethnic relations in eighteen European multi-ethnic neighborhoods Tzanetakos, Prodromos Panteion University, Greece Social groups and urban space: representations and intergroup relations in Athenian neighbourhoods Lukoyanov, Alexander; Muravyeva, Marianna National Research University Higher School of Economics, Russian Federation Territories of Social (Dis)Order: criminal landscape and spatial dynamics of St. Petersburg 'neighborhoods' Machline, Elise Ben Gurion University, Israel 554 Social mix Policies in the French Eco-districts: Discourses, Policies and Social effects Öner, Recep Volkan; Çetin, Selçuk Gazi University, Turkey Politics of space from Engels to Lefebvre: the condition of romani community in Fevzipasa neighbourhood RN37 | 06a | P: Urban Inequalities, Conflicts and Mediations 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.4.26 Session Chair: Gabriele Manella, Università di Bologna - Alma Mater Studiorum Presentations: Kurtenbach, Sebastian (1); Howell, Simon (2); Zaman, Muhammad (1) 1: Bielefeld University, Germany 2: University of Cape Town, South Africa Challenging neighborhoods: a cross-cultural perspective on violent behavior and violence-related norms Thel, Karolina Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw/ University of Warsaw, Poland Conflicts in urban development - visions, values, participation Francou, Lionel Université catholique de Louvain, Belgium Spotting emerging disorders and conflict management in urban public spaces Villalon Ogayar, Juan Jose UNED, Spain Study of Inequalities in Urban Regions with Census Data of 2011: The Spanish Case RN37 | 06b | P: Urban Encounters & Everyday Life 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.5.29 Session Chair: Victoria Gomez, University Carlos III Presentations: Juhnke, Sebastian Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Germany 555 Disappointing Encounters in the Urban Life of London and Berlin RN37 | 07b | P: Urban Crisis & Austerity Ahn, Byeongsun University of Vienna, Austria From Strangers to Strangers: (Non)Migrant Encounters with Difference in Café Spaces 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.4.25 Morales Bernardos, Ines University of Cordoba, Spain (Im)possibilities of (urban) (food) autonomy. Everyday life struggles in the city of Athens Reginensi, Caterine Odile Universidade Estadual do Norte Fluminense, Darcy Ribeiro, Brazil Lessons from the experiences of the city residents in a marginal perspective RN37 | 07a | P: Post-Industrial Cities 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.4.26 Session Chair: Andrzej Wojciech Bukowski, Jagiellonian University Presentations: Pistelok, Paweł University of Silesia, Poland A Public Realm in Post-industrial City. Some reflections on restoring public spaces in Katowice city center Petelewicz, Marta University of Lodz, Poland Inequalities of the quality of life in the post-industrial city. The case of Lodz Troc, Gabriel Babes-Bolyai University, Romania Post-socialist city and the new class divide Campelo, Patricia Universidad del Pais Vasco (UPV/EHU), Spain Bilbao: the search for a new city model Herudziński, Tomasz Warsaw University of Life Sciences - SGGW, Poland Industrial city develolpment towards citizens participation 556 Session Chair: Sara Spanu, University of Sassari Presentations: Ploumidi, Eleni; Markou, Maria National Technical University of Athens, School of Architecture, Greece Lessons from the Greek public debt crisis: The indebted subject as the paradigm of a new urban dweller Idihia, Hanane Evry val d'essonne, France The Louvre-Lens between urban transformation and social transition Oosterlynck, Stijn Department of Sociology, University of Antwerp, Belgium Solidarity in crisis? Exploring the conditions for place-based solidarities in diversity. RN37 | 08a | P: Urban Planning & Gentrification 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PC.4.26 Session Chair: Patrícia Pereira, Faculdade de Ciências Sociais e Humanas da Universidade Nova de Lisboa Presentations: Riva de Monti, Marcela Universidad Politecnica de Madrid, Spain Planning and exclusion, when the city is on sale. A new vision for Buenos Aires. Young, Christopher; Bauer, Nicole Swiss Federal Institute for Forest, Snow and Landscape Research WSL, Switzerland Access to urban green space and the gentrification of gardens Vergou, Penelope University of Thessaly, Greece Middle class education strategies and segregation processes in mixed neighbourhoods in Athens Launay, Lydie Université Champollion Toulouse, France 557 Middle classes and gentrification in Paris : Overpassing the dichotomy “gentrifiers” / “gentrified” people Polukhina, Elizaveta National Research University Higher School of Economics (HSE), Russian Federation The meaning of housing from the social mobility perspective: reflection on research methods RN37 | 08b | P: Reinventing the City: Urban Resilience and Participation Processes I Jacobs, Christian Max Planck Institute for the Study of Religious and Ethnic Diversity, Germany Planning diversity – Housing policies and spatial planning in German cities 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PC.4.25 Session Chair: Juan Jose Villalon; Ogayar, UNED Presentations: Winiarska, Aleksandra; Gójska, Agata Institute of Applied Social Sciences, University of Warsaw, Poland Public dialogue – it's sense and possible forms in the context social inactivity and social conflict Terruhn, Jessica Massey University, New Zealand Urban diversity and the everyday: Shaping a research agenda Wong, Catherine Mei Ling University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg Relational Cities and Resilience: Why do some Cities Adapt to Global Change Better than Others? RN37 | 09a | P: Housing Policies, Actors and Processes II 01.09.2017 |11:00 | Room PC.4.23 Session Chair: Yankel FIJALKOW, Centre de Recherche sur l'Habitat Presentations: Ojamäe, Liis (1); Paadam, Katrin (2) 1: Tallinn University, Tallinn University of Technology, Estonia 2: Tallinn University of Technology, Estonia Rental housing – availability and access in two Estonian cities. Experience of University students and prospects for young professionals Tseng, Chih-Hua National Taiwan University, Taiwan The House of Weaving Logics: The Institutional Work of Social Housing in Taiwan RN37 | 09b | P: Urban Segregations: Territories & Actors 01.09.2017 |11:00 | Room PC.4.25 Session Chair: Marta Klekotko, Jagielian University Presentations: Picker, Giovanni University of Birmingham, United Kingdom Racial Inequalities in Continental European Cities: Expanding Diversity Kes Erkul, Aysu; Sarıtaş, Canet T. Hacettepe University, Turkey The mechanisms of gendered segregation of urban space in case of Ankara Owusu, George; Agyei-Mensah, Samuel University of Ghana, Ghana Ethnic Diversity and Change in the Neighbourhoods of the Accra Metropolitan Area, Ghana, 2000-2010 Fernández-García, Manuel;Navarro, Clemente J. Pablo de Olavide University, Spain Does context Matter? Governance networks and urban regeneration, a view from Andalucia (Spain) Cámara, Antonio D.; Morente, Felipe; Barroso, Inmaculada; Rodróguez-Guzmán, Carmen University of Jaen, Spain Faces and urban geographies of solitude in current Spain RN37 | 10a | P: Urban Design and Space Planning 01.09.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.4.23 Session Chair: Ioana Florea, University of Gothenburg 558 559 Presentations: Petrovic, Jelisaveta; Petrovic, Mina Faculty of Philosophy, Belgrade University, Serbia Urban Governance in Serbia – the Case of the Megaproject “Belgrade Waterfront” Yeşilbağ, Melih Ankara University, Turkey Peculiarities of the Turkish Construction Drive Beier, Raffael (1,2) 1: Ruhr-Universität Bochum, Germany; 2: Erasmus University Rotterdam, The Netherlands From the City to the Sahara – Shantytown Resettlement and the Right to the City in Casablanca Gądecki, Jacek (1); Afeltowicz, Łukasz (2) 1: University of Science and Technology AGH, Poland 2: Nicolaus Copernicus University, Poland The NŁC or why culture led development haven't worked even if Frank Ghery was there... RN37 | 10b | P: Reinventing the City: Urban Resilience and Participation Processes II 01.09.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.4.25 Session Chair: Yankel FIJALKOW, Centre de Recherche sur l'Habitat Presentations: Rothfuß, Eberhard; Doerfler, Thomas University of Bayreuth, Germany Overcoming the gap: how processes of self-organization establish new forms of urban integration Falanga, Roberto Institute of Social Sciences, Portugal The impacts of participatory decision-making within urban contexts in crisis. The case of Lisbon Santana Bucio, Catalina Université Le Havre Normandie, France Urban conquistadores (re)making the city: forms of solidarity and resistance among social groups “excluded” from urban renewal projects 560 Yardimci, Oznur Lancaster University, UK Right to Shelter Struggles as Justice Claims against Neoliberalism RN37 | 11a | P: Using Public Spaces & Building the City II 01.09.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.4.23 Session Chair: Patrícia Pereira, Faculdade de Ciências Sociais e Humanas da Universidade Nova de Lisboa Presentations: Chau, Pak Hin Hong Kong Shue Yan University, Hong Kong S.A.R. (China) Negotiating public space for animals: An examination of politics of dog-(un)friendly policy in Hong Kong. Ginsberg-Gershoni, Yona Bar Ilan Ramat-Gan Israel, Israel A Public Space for All Seasons: The "Religious" Beach of Tel-Aviv Zača, Evija University of Latvia, Latvia Demands for public space to become visited RUDOLF, Florence (2); Taverne, Didier (1) 1: STS, FRANCE 2: Insa Strasbourg, France Metropolies as laboratories for a post-modern conception of public space Smagacz-Poziemska, Marta; Kurnicki, Karol; Bukowski, Andrzej Jagiellonian University, Poland “Parkinghood”: Practices of parking in post-socialist urban housing estates RN37 | 11b | P: Reinventing the City: Urban Resilience and Participation Processes III 01.09.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.4.25 Session Chair: Sebastian Kurtenbach, Bielefeld University 561 Presentations: Zielińska, Ewa University of Warsaw, Poland Heterotopias of democracy. Urban-sites that invert the concept of citizenship Csizmady, Adrienne; Ferencz, Zoltán Centre for Social Sciences at Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Hungary Social-polarisation mechanisms in the Hungarian new towns' regions Ciccaglione, Rita Università di Roma La Sapienza, Italy The (un)making of city in L'Aquila after the 2009 earthquake. RS01 - CONFERENCE STREAM - (UN)MAKING EUROPE RS01 | 01a | P: (Un)Making European Citizenship 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PD.4.37 RN37 | 11c | P: Urban Centers & Peripheries 01.09.2017 |16:00 | Room PC.4.27 Session Chair: Victoria Gomez, University Carlos III Presentations: Majdecka, Ewa Institute of Applied Social Sciences, University of Warsaw, Poland The Old Town in Warsaw - consequences of combining modernism, socialism and capitalism. Ducu, Viorel; Telegdi Csetri, Áron Babes Bolyai University, Romania Two perspectives on urban life through workplace categories Olgun Susta, Gulce; Gulcubuk, Bulent Ankara University, Turkey Analysis of The Metropolitan Municipality Law: Rural-Urban Transformation in Turkey Ledyaev, Valeri National Research University Higher School of Economics, Russian Federation Business in the power structure of the Russian urban community Session Chair: Kathrin Komp, Helsinki University Presentations: Garyfallou, Anastasia Vrije Universiteit, The Netherlands German and Greek Citizens Talking Politics: The Eurocrisis and Political Participation Haller, Max University of Graz, Austria Direct democracy in Europe - empowerment of citizens or instrument of populist elites? Gecer, Ekmel Sakarya University, Turkey (Un)Making Turkey's Way to Europe: Democracy, Solidarity and Refugees RS01 | 02a | P: (Un)Making The European States 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PD.4.37 Session Chair: Csaba Szalo, Masaryk University Presentations: Pineault, Eric UQAM, Canada Growth, Capitalism and the Progressive State: new contradictions, renewed theories. 562 563 Pullano, Teresa University of Basel, Switzerland Restructuring EU's Statehood in times of Crisis Basic, Goran Linnaeus University / Faculty of Social Sciences, Sweden (Un)Making Europe: Anomie in Intelligence and Operational Police and Border Guard Work in the Baltic Sea Area Rehberg, Karl-Siegbert Dresden University of Technology, Germany Europe as Continent of Balanced Tensions RS01 | 03a | P: (Un)Making The European Identity 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PD.4.37 Session Chair: Tomáš Kostelecký, Institute of Sociology CAS Presentations: Gafijczuk, Dariusz Newcastle University, United Kingdom The Making and Unmaking of Europe, and the Promise of New Sociological Imagination Kaitatzi-Whitlock Sophia, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece The Existential Crisis of the European Union Rosich, Gerard Helsinki, Finland Federation, Empire and Independence: The contest over the interpretation of the European project Tasheva, Gallina University of Muenster, Germany The Coming Europe RS01 - CONFERENCE STREAM - (UN)MAKING CAPITALISM RS01 | 04a | P: (Un)Making Capitalism 1: Rediscovering and Critically Rethinking Capitalism 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room PD.4.37 Session Chair: Elena Danilova, Institute of Sociology RAS Presentations: Roth, Steffen La Rochelle Business School, France Making and unmaking of capitalism. A systemic therapy approach Røyrvik, Emil André Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), Norway Sanctifying money, (un)making capitalism Öncü, Ahmet Sabanci University, Turkey Linking Braudel's "capitalism" to Marx's "capital" via Veblen's "business" RS01 | 05a | P: (Un)Making Capitalism 2: The Critique of Digital Capitalism's Political Economy 31.08.2017 |11:00 | RoomPD.4.37 Session Chair: Laura Horn, Roskilde Universitet Presentations: Ayaz, Bahar; Elmasoğlu, Kamile Gazi University, Turkey Targeted Advertising and the Deception of Users 564 565 Ivanov, Dmitry St.Petersburg state University, Russian Federation New Fictitious Commodities in the Capitalism of Networks and Flows Teli, Maurizio (1); Bassetti, Chiara (2); Sciannamblo, Mariacristina (2) 1: Madeira Interactive Technologies Institute, Portugal 2: University of Trento, Italy For a sociology that matters: the role of interdisciplinary action research to remake Europe RS01 - CONFERENCE STREAM - (UN)MAKING SOLIDARITIES RS01 | 06a | P: (Un)Making Solidarities I 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PD.4.37 Session Chair: Airi-Alina Allaste, Tallinn University Presentations: Kaya, Yunus (1); Martin, Nathan D (2) 1: Istanbul University, Turkey 2: Arizona State University Citizens of the World: Globalization and Transnational Identity Formation D'Ambrosi, Lucia; Polci, Vale University of Macerata, Italy Promoting the urban social sustainability: environmental movements, social media and civic participation Ronge, Bastian Humboldt University Berlin, Germany Solidarity as a Form of Life – Normative Ideal and Empirical Problems of Solidarity RS01 | 07a | P: (Un)Making Solidarities II 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PD.4.37 Session Chair: Miranda Christou, University of Cyprus Presentations: 566 567 Neufeld, Maria Dresden University of Technology, Germany Western promises of solidarity: the objectification of Russian LGBTIQs in neoliberal times of posthomophobic identity formation and homonationalism Pero, Davide University of Nottingham, United Kingdom Making Solidarities in the Context of Precariety. Grassroots Organising among Low-paid Migrant Workers in London Abu Ghazaleh, Nesrien; Bos, Eltje University of applied sciences Amsterdam, The Netherlands Solidarity by social entrepreneurship RS01 | 08a | P: (Un)Making Solidarities III 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PD.4.37 Session Chair: Nilay Çabuk Kaya, University of Ankara Presentations: Queirolo Palmas, Luca (1); Giliberti, Luca (2) 1: University of Genova, Italy 2: University of Genoa, Italy Solidarities against the borders, States against solidarities. An ethnographic gaze from Calais and Val Roya RS01 | 09a | P: (Un)Making Solidarities 4 01.09.2017 |11:00 | Room PE.3.40 Session Chair: Tinka Schubert, University Rovira i Virgili Presentations: Kousoulenti, Chryssa; Petraki, Georgia Panteion University, Greece Social Clinics and Pharmacies of Solidarity (SCPS) Gómez Garrido, María; Sola, Jorge University of Balearic Islands, Spain Constructing solidarities in the neoliberal age: mutual-aid grassroots initiatives in Spain after the 15M Koos, Sebastian University of Konstanz, Germany Crises and the Reconfiguration of Solidarity in Europe Globisch, Claudia University of Innsbruck, Austria Solidarity in Question: Subjectivation Processes of the Precariat in Activating Societies Revilla, Juan Carlos; Serrano, Araceli;Martín, María Paz Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain Inclusive and excluding communitarization processes in Europe: enacting different modes of citizenship on people living in hardship Giorgino, Vincezo Mario Bruno University of Torino IT, Italy An enactive approach to social life. Towards a Contemplative sociology framework Venieris, Dimitris University of the Peloponnese, Greece Capitalism, Solidarities and Unmaking Europe: Dismantling "European" Social Policy during the Greek crisis 568 569 RS01 - CONFERENCE STREAM - (UN)MAKING SUBJECTIVITIES RS07 - GREECE AND THE EUROPEAN SOCIOECONOMIC CRISES RS01 | 10a | P: (Un)Making Subjectivities RS07 | 03a | H: Greece's Prospects: Structures of Core-Periphery and the EU 01.09.2017 |14:00 | Room PE.3.40 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room HA.2.7 Session Chair: Lena Margareta Näre, University of Helsinki Session Chair: Athanasia Chalari, UNIVERSITY OF NORTHAMPTON Presentations: Presentations: Carmo, Renato Miguel (1,2) 1: ISCTE-IUL, Portugal 2: CIES-IUL Precariousness forever? Young people at risk of an existential crisis Burgi, Noëlle Manuela (1); Golub, Philip Samuel (2); Kyramargiou, Eleni (3) 1: Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS) - University Paris I, France 2: American University of Paris 3: Institute of Historical Research/ National Hellenic Research Foundation Cores and Peripheries : How the management of the Eurozone crisis generated enduring structural dependencies and inequalities Lianos, Michalis University of Normandy - Rouen, France Competitive Egocentrism: Modular Individuals in a World of Institutions Daskalaki, Maria (1); Simosi, Maria (2); Fotaki, Marianna (3) 1: Kingston University, United Kingdom 2: Roehampton University, UK 3: Warwick University, UK The Gendered Impact of the Crisis: An Autonomist Marxist Feminist Perspective Marion, Arnaud Ecole des Hautes Etudes en sciences sociales, France From welfare to misery. The subjective experience of retirement from individuals living with “low pensions”. 570 Kontogiannis-Mandros, Angelos (1); Petridi, Corina (2) 1: King's College London, U.K 2: University of Athens, Greece E.U's fading lure Alexakis, Emmanuel University of Crete, Greece Greece after the world economic crisis: is there a last chance for a take-off within/without the E.U.? Souliotis, Nikolaos National Center for Social Research-EKKE, Greece Foreign investors and Greece during the sovereign debt crisis: an economic sociology approach 571 RS07 | 04a | H: Refugees and Migrants into the Economic Crisis 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room HA.2.7 Session Chair: Evangela Tastsoglou, Saint Mary's University Presentations: Papadopoulos, Apostolos G.; Fratsea, Loukia-Maria Harokopio University of Athens, Greece Mobility and Social Justice: Theorizing migrant/refugee mobilities in crisis-stricken Greece Fokas, Nikos; Jelenfi, Gábor; Tardos, Robert Eotvos Lorand University/MTA-ELTE Peripato Research Group, Hungary Facing the refugee crisis in Greece and Hungary. /Cognitive maps, social distance and national stereotypes Hadjicostandi, Joanna University of Texas Permian Basin, United States of America "A Point in Time: A Refugee Plight and a Local Crisis Response." Mavrommatis, George Harokopio University, Greece Integration in an era of (forced) mobility: Ethnographic insights from the Piraeus refugee camp RS07 | 05a | H: Subjective Experiences and Emigration from Greece 31.08.2017 |11:00 | Room HA.2.7 Session Chair: Noëlle Manuela Burgi, Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS) University Paris I Presentations: Koniordos, Sokratis M. University of Crete, Greece Contemporary Greek emigration: professional groups' resilience to crisis Siouti, Irini University of Vienna, Austria New Migrations from Greece to Germany in the Age of the Economic Crisis: Biographical Perspectives 572 Chalari, Athanasia (1); Sealey, Clive (2) 1: University of Northampton, United Kingdom 2: University of Worcester, UK A Comparison of Subjective Experiences and Responses to Austerity of UK and Greek Youth Kontos, Maria (1); Tastsoglou, Evangelia (2) 1: Institute for Social Research Frankfurt a.M., Germany 2: Saint Mary's University, Halifax, CA Greece in crisis: The debt and guilt discourse and subjectivation processes RS07 | 06a | H: Employment in Crisis Conditions 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room HA.2.7 Session Chair: Emmanuel Alexakis, University of Crete Presentations: Dimoulas, Constantine; Papadopoulou, Despoina Panteion University Athens, Greece Employment policies under the risk of default and their impact on vulnerable groups Dimitriadis, Iraklis University of Turin, Italy Financial crisis impacts on Albanian construction workers in Athens Petraki, Georgia Panteion, Greece Historical and biographical dimensions of resilience in Greece during the socioeconomic crisis Papadopoulou, Despoina; Pelekanos, Iakovos Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences Unemployed experiences of citizens in Europe in times of crisis RS07 | 07a | H: Changing Structures and Responses in Crisis Baffled Countries 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room HA.2.7 Session Chair: Dionyssis Balourdos, National Centre for Social Research Presentations: 573 Leandros, Nikos; Papadopoulou, Lambrini Panteion University, Greece A changing media landscape in Greece: New and alternative business models Gutierrez Sanchez, Isabel Universtity College London, United Kingdom In search of the Caring Collective Subject Tassis, Chrisanthos (3); Moreira Ramalho, Tiago (1); Kanellopoulos, Kostas (2) 1: Sciences Po, Centre d'études européennes (CEE) 2: University of Crete 3: Democritus University of Thrace The Crisis in the Parliament: A comparative analysis of the evolution of parliamentary discourses on austerity in Greece and Portugal (2009-2016) RS07 | 08a | H: Solidarities and Innovative Attempts to Cope with the Crisis 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room HA.2.7 Session Chair: Eugenia Petropoulou, University of Crete Presentations: Broumas, Antonios University of Westminster, UK Commons' Movements in the Greek Crisis Lakrintis, Athanasios; Skordili, Sophia Harokopio University, Greece “Food for thought”: Exploring new consumer-producer relations in crisis hit Greece RN09 | RS07 | 10b | P | JS: JOINT SESSION: Economic Crises and Social Resilience 01.09.2017 |14:00 | Room PC.5.29 Joint Session of RN09 Economic Sociology and RS07 Greece and the European Socioeconomic Crises Session Chair: Andrea Maurer, University of Trier Presentations: Romanova, Regina National Research University Higher School of Economics, Russian Federation Examining organizational resilience: how firms in the Russian light industry succeed in turbulent economic environment Yigit, Emin; Demiriz, Gulhan; Baran, Benan Havva Adnan Menderes University, Turkey Neo-Liberal Economic Policies and agriculture in Turkey: an analyzis of the socio-economic positioning of the peasant Poppe, Christian; Kjærnes, Unni Oslo and Akershus University College of Applied Sciences, Norway Financialisation of the Everyday: Financial Resilience and Wellbeing Among Households Ivashchenko, Olga Vasylivna Institute of sociology NAS Ukraine, Ukraine Crises and social resilience of post-soviet Ukraine: sociological evidences of everyday life consumption and work practices Kourachanis, Nikos (1); Lalioti, Varvara (1); Venieris, Dimitris (2) 1: Panteion University, Greece 2: University of the Peloponnese Ventures of Solidarity in the Greek Crisis Theofili, Alexandra Harokopio University, Greece The Neoendogenous approach and the resilience of Rural Greece: Looking deeper into the remedy of Rural Development 574 575 Opilowska, Elzbieta Joanna University of Wroclaw, Poland Bridging the boundary: Imagined city – imagined community Nenko, Oleksandra ITMO University, Russian Federation Live Archive: Animating Memories of Post-Industrial Spaces RS08 - MEMORY STUDIES: THE ARTS IN MEMORY Postnaia, Ekaterina National Research University "Higher School of Economics", Russian Federation GULAG History Museum in Moscow as a reflection of traumatic experience RS08 | 01a | H: Vera Zolberg: Memory and the Arts 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room HA.2.7 Session Chair: Volker Kirchberg, Leuphana University of Lueneburg Presentations: Marontate, Jan; Lee Ann Simon Fraser University, Canada Vera Zolberg's Creativity and Contributions to International Sociological Networks Kattago, Siobhan University of Tartu, Estonia The aura of museums as modern cathedrals of the sacred Trajtenberg, Graciela Miriam The Academic college of Tel Aviv Yaffo, Israel Vera Zolberg: Her Way RS08 | 02a | H: Urban Space and Memory 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room HA.2.7 RS08 | 04a | H: Representing collective violence 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room HA.4.11 Session Chair: Siobhan Kattago, University of Tartu Presentations: Yıldırım, Mehmet Ankara University, Turkey September Events as a Sample of Collective Evil-Responsibility Ünal Çinar, Reyhan Ankara University, Turkey The AKP's New Turkey: From Present To Past İnce Özer, Esra; Özcan Yılmaz, Eda Ankara University, Turkey The Conflict Between History and Memory: Assyrians As a Disregarded Society Güntaş Aldatmaz, Nadire, Ankara University/Faculty of Communication, Turkey Languages on the verge of extinction and memory: kirmanckî (zazakî) example Session Chair: Linda Haapajärvi, École des hautes études en sciences sociales Presentations: Sejkova, Apolonia Masaryk University, Czech Republic Cracovia: Ghost of the Local Past or Part of a World-Class Architecture? RS08 | 05a | H: Theatre, Art and Memory 31.08.2017 |11:00 | Room HA.4.11 Session Chair: Siobhan Kattago, University of Tartu Presentations: 576 577 Niziolek, Katarzyna University of Bialystok, Poland Performing memory. Participatory theatre as a means of memory work Presentations: Castilho Costa, Maria Cristina Universidade de São Paulo - USP, Brazil Cultural Cold War – Realism X Idealism, in the present and in the past. Çelik, Gizem Ekin Ankara University / Faculty of Communication, Turkey Literature And Testimony: A Study About Zabel Yesayan Madeira, Cláudia Guerra FCSH/New University of Lisbon, Portugal To re-stage the play "O Canto do Papão Lusitano" ("The Song of the Lusitania Bogeyman") by Peter Weiss - A historical document on Portuguese colonialism Subrt, Jiri Charles University, Faculty of Humanities, Czech Republic Antinomies of Historical Memory Posluszny, Lukasz (1); Sendyka, Roma (2,3) 1: Adam Mickiewicz University, Poland 2: Jagiellonian Univeristy, Poland 3: Research center for memory cultures, Poland Contested sites of genocide. Artistic practice against forgetting RS08 | 06a | P: Politics of memory and monuments 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PE.3.40 Session Chair: Elzbieta Joanna Opilowska, University of Wroclaw Presentations: Kowalewski, Maciej University of Szczecin, Poland Solidarnosc Square in Szczecin: how to intersect public commemoration and protest through design? Session Chair: Jan (Janet) Lee Ann Marontate, Simon Fraser University Western, Tom Independent scholar, Athens, Greece, Greece Aural Borders and Archival Silence: Field Recording and the Politics of Sonic Memory Shaw, Padmaja Osmania University, India Songs of resistance: Counter-narratives to globalisation RS08 | 08a | P: Politics of Memory and Forgetting 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PE.3.40 Session Chair: Apolonia Sejkova, Masaryk University Presentations: Karkowska, Marta Magdalena The Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland The Memory Work on the Second World War in Poland Yeh, Hung-ling National Taiwan University, Taiwan Eliminating to remember- The Vandalism of Chiang Kai-shek's Statues in Taiwan Poyraz, Bedriye Ankara University Communication Faculty, Turkey The Possibility of Forgiveness without Forgetting: Dersim 38 Tertelesi (Massacre) Krzyzanowska, Natalia Orebro University, Sweden Counter-Monuments in/and the Urban Space: New Dynamics in the Social Construction of Memory Muti, Öndercan (1); Gürpınar, Öykü (2) 1: Humboldt University, Germany 2: Ecole des hautes études en sciences sociales, France "I think it is the mother who keeps the things going": The Gendered Division of Labour of Transmitting the Memory of the Genocide Among young Armenians RS08 | 07a | P: Literature, Music and Memory 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PE.3.40 578 579 Michelsen la Cour, Annette University of Southern Denmark, Denmark Stakeholder relationships in the most important Danish sport festival planning process Putinaitė, Nerija Vilnius University, Lithuania Lithuanian national Song and Dance festivals: celebration to reproduce lost trauma RS11 - SOCIOLOGY OF CELEBRATION RS11 | 06a | H: Celebrating Identity: Community-Building, Rituals of Belonging, and Diasporic Experiences 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room HA.2.5 Session Chair: Mihai Stelian Rusu, Lucian Blaga University of Sibiu Ismo Juhani Kantola, University of Turku Presentations: Quinn, Bernadette Mary; Mottiar, Ziene; Ryan, Theresa Dublin Institute of Technology, Ireland Strengthening social ties: the role of the 'Gathering' in connecting the Irish diaspora Aso Miranda, Laura Department of Sociological Theory, University of Barcelona, Spain Disentangling the ins and outs of supremacy of appearing over being: the role of social networks interactions around consumer experiences building identity in the risk society Nissilä, Paula Karoliina University of Tampere, Finland Young people at a revivalist movement's summer gathering: celebrating the community, or just celebrating? Kantola, Ismo Juhani University of Turku, Finland Classic sociological vs. historiographic approaches to celebration in relation to social organizing. A comparison of Emil Durkheim (Division du travail; Formes elementaires) and Fustel Coulanges (La cite antique) RS11 | 08a | H: Celebrating the Sacred: Politics, Holidays, and Family Rituals 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room HA.2.5 Session Chair: Ismo Juhani Kantola, University of Turku Presentations: Cucu-Oancea, Ozana Institute of Sociology, Romanian Academy, Romania The manifestation of the holiday spirit across cultures. A comparative analysis of winter holidays diaries, in the UK and Romania. Lagerspetz, Mikko (1); Hadzibulic, Sabina (2) 1: Åbo Akademi University, Finland 2: Uppsala University, Sweden Reinventing the Sacred: Revival of the family Slava in Serbia Rusu, Mihai Stelian Lucian Blaga University of Sibiu, Romania Celebrating Death in the Romanian Iron Guard's Ideology of Thanatic Nationalism RS11 | 07a | H: Celebrating Togetherness: Music, Dance, and Sport Festivals 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room HA.2.5 Session Chair: Mihai Stelian Rusu, Lucian Blaga University of Sibiu Presentations: 580 581 Eberle, Thomas S. University of St Gallen, Switzerland Phenomenology, sociology of knowledge and interpretive social research Schnettler, Bernt Universität Bayreuth, Germany Interaction order and world view RS12 - SOCIOLOGY OF KNOWLEDGE RS12 | 01a | P: Theoretical Perspectives in the Sociology of Knowledge 1: Communicative Constructivism 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PE.3.40 Session Chairs: René Tuma, TU Berlin Sasa Bosancic, University of Augsburg Presentations: Knoblauch, Hubert Technical University Berlin, Germany What is Communicative Constructivism? Grenz, Tilo; Pfadenhauer, Michaela Irene University of Vienna, Austria Variety of Communicative Constructivism Herbrik, Regine Leuphana University Lüneburg, Germany The communicative construction of powerful, normative social fictions - The sustainability of love and the love of sustainability Tuma, René, TU Berlin, Germany Practice and Action. Opposed or complimentary? RS12 | 03a | P: Theoretical Concepts in the Sociology of Knowlege: Shared Worlds 30.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PE.3.40 Session Chair: Tilo Grenz, University of Vienna Presentations: Dukat, Christoph Catholic University Eichstätt-Ingolstadt, Germany Companionship and its Varieties of meaning – A sociology of knowledge informed action-theoretical approach Yolgörmez, Ceyda Concordia University, Canada Everyday Reality of a Virtual World: Common Sense Knowledge in World of Warcraft RS12 | 04a | P: Key Topics in the Sociology of Knowledge I: Historical Perspectives on Sociology 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room PD.4.36 RS12 | 02a | P: Theoretical Perspectives in Sociology of Knowledge 2: Theoretical Positions 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PE.3.40 Session Chair: Hubert Knoblauch, Technical University Berlin Presentations: 582 Session Chair: Bernt Schnettler, Universität Bayreuth Presentations: Zemlo, Mariusz Catholic University of Lublin, Poland Ludwik Fleck – European and World Pioneer in the Sociology of Scientific Knowledge 583 Jablonski, Arkadiusz Catholic University of Lublin, Poland Sociology of Knowledge in the Lvov-Warsaw School (Szkoła Lwowsko-Warszawska) Grüning, Barbara University of Bologna, Italy 'Post Marx': the reception of Hannah Arendt in Italy and in Germany after 1989 Akyurt, Mehmet Ali Istanbul University, Turkey Is it possible to read history of sociology as history of receptions? RS12 | 05a | P: Key Topics in the Sociology of Knowledge II: Power and Discourse 31.08.2017 |11:00 | Room PD.4.36 Session Chair: Barbara Grüning, University of Bologna Presentations: Kroos, Karmo Tallinn University, Estonia Critical Meta-theory Analysis of Szelényi's Work on the Relationship between Knowledge and Power Rusu, Ioana-Alexandra University of Bucharest, Romania To vax or not to vax: different answers, same discourse Cerroni, Andrea University of MIlan-Bicocca, Italy Science and democracy within knowledge-society Ristić, Dušan; Marinković, Dušan University of Novi Sad, Serbia Construction of Consent in Neoliberalism: A Perspective from the Sociology of Knowledge RS12 | 06a | P: Key Topics in the Sociology of Knowledge III: Discourses, Affectivity & Subjectivities 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PD.4.36 Session Chair: René Tuma, TU Berlin 584 Presentations: Elliker, Florian University of St. Gallen, Switzerland An interpretive perspective on the affective underpinning of downward mobility, precarity and ethnicity Bosancic, Sasa University of Augsburg, Germany Angry White Men and the Jihadist Subject - Global Subjectivation Processes from a Sociology of Knowledge Perspective Wundrak, Rixta University of Bremen, Germany “Welcome to paradise [sic]” Discourse ethnography in the refugees' world/s in Europe. RS12 | 07a | P: Key Topics in the Sociology of Knowledge IV: The Study of Sociological Knowledge 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PD.4.36 Session Chair: Dušan Ristić, University of Novi Sad Presentations: Rudnicki, Seweryn AGH University of Science and Technology, Poland Translations of Sociological Knowledge: A Theoretical Model and Empirical Evidence of Practical Application of Sociology Dahlberg, Josef Ginnerskov Uppsala University, Sweden Sociological Practices – A Gateway to Academic Sociological Knowledge? Hjärpe, Teres; Martinell Barfoed, Elizabeth Lund University, Sweden “Commensuration” as an analytic framework for studying the expanding measuring culture in social work Arminen, Ilkka AT; Simonen, Mika; Segersven Otto, University of Helsinki, Finland Dissecting Social Groups with Imitation Game Experiments 585 RS12 | 08a | P: Key Topics in the Sociology of Knowledge V: Expertise & Politics 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room PD.4.36 Session Chair: Mathias Blanc, CNRS Prisching, Manfred University of Graz, Austria The Making of a New World View: capitalism, solidarity and subjectivity and the current political turmoil Presentations: RN28 | RS12 | 09a | P | JS: JOINT SESSION: Sports, Knowledge and Embodiment Foster, Barbara University of Bristol, United Kingdom Policy learning as/and translation: the making of the Chilean policy makers in the UK 01.09.2017 |11:00 | Room PE.1.39 Joint Session of RN28 Society and Sports and RS12 Sociology of Knowledge Tchilingirian, Jordan Soukias University of Bath, United Kingdom Think-tank researchers and the construction of intellectual credibility: a case study in the sociology of expertise Jezierska, Katarzyna University of Gothenburg, Sweden The presentation of self in political life. On think tanks in Poland Sparsam, Jan Ludwig-Maximilians-University, Germany The Influence of Macroeconomics in Central Banks: Knowledge Production and Distribution in the Federal Reserve RS12 | 09a | P: Key Topics in the Sociology of Knowledge VI: World Views & Politics 01.09.2017 |11:00 | Room PD.4.36 Session Chair: Rixta Wundrak, University of Bremen Session Chair: Ajit Singh, IRS - Leibniz Institute for Research on Society and Space Koen Breedveld, Mulier Institute / Radboud University Presentations: Meuser, Michael TU Dortmund, Germany Fitness, Health and Beauty: Reflexive Body Work and the Enterprising Self Singh, Ajit University of Applied Science Fulda, Germany Pre-enactments as situated action plans – Comparing cases in traffic, medical testing and sports training Boldt, Thea D. Kulturwissenschaftliches Institut Essen, Germany Religious Space - Knowledge - Embodied Communication Stan, Oana Mara University of Bucharest, Romania Peaks and pitfalls – experiences of pain across discursive practices in recreational rock-climbing and running Presentations: Cvetković, Vladimir n/a, Serbia De/legitimation from the fringes: UK and Serbia, two worlds apart? Vávra, Martin; Čížek, Tomáš Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic Changing role of public opinion polls in the Czech Republic – 1946 to 2001 586 587 Panagiotidou, Elisavet Aristotle University, Greece Social rights in peril – Right to housing in Greece Peitsinis, Charilaos AUTH, Greece Legal institutions and household indebtedness in Greece: Judicial application of the concept of debt forgiveness under Law 3869/2010. RS13 - SOCIOLOGY OF LAW RS13 | 04a | P: ADR & Cultural Mediation as Crisis-Management Tools 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room PB.3.6 Session Chair: Eleni Nina - Pazarzi, University of Piraeus Presentations: Kurczewski, Jacek Maria; Fuszara, Malgorzata University of Warsaw, Poland Court or Compromise as a Way Out of the Personal Conflict Bimbi, Franca University of Padua, Italy Cultural Mediation in Italy. A case of Lay Cultural Expertise in-progress Izci, Orkide University of Padua, Italy Kurdish cultural mediation and expertise : a gendered perspective Kavur, Nilay Utrecht University, The Netherlands A critical approach to the language of human rights in spaces of confinement based on an empirical research on youth imprisonment RS13 | 05a | P: Social and Economic Rights at Risk: The Response of the Legal System 31.08.2017 |11:00 | RoomPB.3.6 Session Chair: Aspasia Tsaoussi, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki Presentations: 588 Kryglon, Ewa Jolanta Jagiellonian University, Poland Challenges of participatory budget adoption in Polish cities Przybylska, Anna University of Warsaw, Poland ICT, learning and the absorption of democratic innovations in local government Radomska, Ewa Jagiellonian University, Poland Intellectual Property and the Development Divide RS13 | 06a | P: Citizenship, Migration & Justice Systems in Transition 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room PB.3.6 Session Chair: Franca Bimbi, University of Padua Jacek Maria Kurczewski, University of Warsaw Presentations: Dias, João Paulo; Gomes, Conceição Centre for Social Studies of the University of Coimbra, Portugal Judicial reforms “under pressure”: the new map/organisation of the Portuguese judicial system Zanier, Maria Letizia; Bertolazzi, Alessia University of Macerata, Italy, Italy Drug addiction and the justice system in Italy: from criminalization to Public Health Model Rethymiotaki, Helen; Flytzanis, Ioannis University of Athens, Greece Greek Migration Policy between E.U.'s governance and citizenship participation Darley, Mathilde Aurélie (1); Mainsant, Gwénaëlle (2) 1: CNRS, France, CESDIP; 589 2: CNRS, France, IRISSO Sex, Migration and the Law. Patterns of judgement in human trafficking trials RS13 | 07a | P: Subjectivities in Law under Crisis: Theory and Method 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room PB.3.6 Session Chairs: Nikitas Aliprantis, Strasbourg University and Democritus University of Thrace Helen Rethymiotaki, University of Athens Presentations: Garani, Stamatia (1); Petousi, Vasiliki (2) 1: National School of Public Health, Greece 2: University of Crete, Greece Research Integrity in Europe: from definitions to methodology Koutidou, Evangelia Institute of Educational Policy, Greece Reconstructing “Missing Links” between Education Law and Practice: The case of “Creative Project” in Greek Secondary Education Lorig, Philipp University of Leipzig, Germany "Anti-capitalist, anti-Fascist and feminist state- and law-critical Thought in Germany – an explorative approach“ Smyrnaki, Evgenia; Petousi, Vasiliki University of Crete, Greece Personal data in social science research: legal framework, ethics and integrity Verzelloni, Luca (1); Piana, Daniela (2) 1: CES Coimbra, Portugal 2: University of Bologna, Italy Equal Litigants, Unequal Litigations? Access to Justice after Austerity in the Southern European Democracies RS14 - SOCIOLOGY OF MORALITY RS14 | 02a | IC: Sociology of Morality III 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room InterContinental - Omikron II Session Chairs: Urszula Szczepankowska, University of Warsaw Izabela Sakson-Szafranska, Faculty of Applied Social Sciences and Resocialization of the University of Warsaw Presentations: Szczepankowska, Urszula Anna; Sakson-Szafrańska, Izabela University of Warsaw, Poland Morality in the state of doom. Sexual abuse against women as an element of collective violence Wahlen, Stefan Wageningen University and Research, The Netherlands Meat, masculinity and morality Los, Iwo Tomasz The University of Warsaw, Poland Solidarity or charity? On the moral orientations of the refugee helpers in Europe. A report from the sociological field research at the refugee camps in Iraq and Greece. Pendakis, Katherine Laura King's College, Western University, Canada Solidarity & Global Citizenship under Crisis: Lessons from Refugee Service Providers in Greece Shachar, Itamar University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands The Moralisation of Society and the Rise of 'Conscripted Volunteering' 590 591 Presentations: Philibert, Anne University of Geneva, Switzerland Legalizing marijuana : a moral case RS14 | 04a | IC: Sociology of Morality - General Session 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room InterContinental - Omikron II Session Chairs: Wojciech Jacek Sobolewski, University of Warsaw Marta Bucholc, University of Bonn Presentations: Sobolewski, Wojciech Jacek University of Warsaw, Poland Morality and ethics in the world of theatre Jedrzejczak, Helena Anna University of Warsaw, Poland 500th Anniversary of Reformation: ethics and morality in Luther's writings and documents of the Lutheran World Federation Meichsner, Sylvia M. University of Sheffield, United Kingdom Moral values and ideological motivations in residential child- and youthcare Bucholc, Marta University of Bonn, Germany (Re)Moralizing the Law: Conservative Utopists as Legal Moralists. The Case of Poland RS14 | 07a | IC: Sociology of Morality IV Gangas, Spyros Deree The American College of Greece, Greece Crisis of Morality: Value-Fundamentalism as a Contemporary Challenge to Sittlichkeit Session Chairs: Izabela Sakson-Szafranska, Faculty of Applied Social Sciences and Resocialization of the University of Warsaw Urszula Szczepankowska, University of Warsaw De Keere, Kobe University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands Searching for the moral space: An analysis of the homology between moral thought styles and social class Samatas, Minas University of Crete, Greece Ugly surveillance versus privacy, trust and solidarity: Spying between neighbors, citizens and allies in the age of insecurity RS14 | 05a | IC: Sociology of Morality II 31.08.2017 |11:00 | Room InterContinental - Arcade II Session Chairs: Marta Bucholc, University of Bonn Wojciech Jacek Sobolewski, University of Warsaw 592 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room InterContinental - Omikron II Presentations: Puzanova, Zhanna; Larina, Tatiana Peoples` Friendship University of Russia, Russian Federation Homosexuality through the eyes of russian students Nassauer, Anne Freie Universität Berlin, Germany Is human nature good or evil? The case of violence Dekeyser, Dieter (1); Abts, Koen (2) 1: Ghent University, Belgium 2: Tilburg University, The Netherlands The morality of homonegativity: revisiting the operationalization of modern homonegativity Streinzer, Andreas University of Vienna, Austria Moralities of provisioning amidst recession and austerity 593 Marcellini, Anne Universite de Lausanne, Switzerland « The passing of the baton » Learning in the “between-us”: From situation of disability to comic side of situation Salvador, Ottavia University of Genova, Italy Migrants' deaths : visual reflections RS15 - VISUAL AND FILMIC SOCIOLOGY RS15 | 04a | P: Media Impact on General Opinion Zournazi, Mary University of New South Wales, Australia, Australia Dogs of Democracy - documentary reflections on the Greek Crisis 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room PD.4.35 RS15 | 06a | H: Urban Transformation Session Chair: Joyce Sebag, Université d'Evry-Paris Saclay 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room HA.2.6 Presentations: Session Chair: Christine Louveau, Université d'Evry Val d'Essonne Kosma, Yvonne Alexia American College of Thessaloniki, Greece The Spectacle of Terror Presentations: Papadopoulou, Lambrini (2); Photiou, Irene (1); Maniou, Theodora (1) 1: Frederick University, Cyprus 2: Panteion University, Greece The perception of Visual Infotainment in the political news:A cultural approach through New Media Yardimci, Deniz Günes Royal Holloway, University of London, Germany The Cinematic Representation of Cultural Identity: The Case of Turkish Migrants in Germany RS15 | 05a | P: Democracy and Everyday Life 31.08.2017 |11:00 | Room PD.4.35 Session Chair: Luca Queirolo Palmas, University of Genova Presentations: Durand, Jean-Pierre; Sebag, Joyce University of Evry, France Democracy and Multiculturalism: A Documentary View 594 Aramayona, Begoña Social Psychology Department. Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (UAM), Spain Between the urban village and the fantasy city: a case study through audiovisual analysis in Madrid Astilean, Anca Raluca; Ilea, Calin Center for the Study of the Population Visualizing the urban life of transnational families Shortell, Timothy; Krase, Jerome Brooklyn College, City University of New York, United States of America Everyday Mobility & Practical Cosmopolitanism: A Spatial Semiotic Approach RS15 | 07a | H: Creativity and Criticism 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room HA.2.6 Session Chair: Jean-Pierre Durand, University of Evry Presentations: 595 Tilman, Alexandra University of evry, France, IPSA Uco of Angers Marginality and counter-culture through Europe as a criticism of capitalism. The case of the techno movement. A socio-filmic reflection. Jarecka, Urszula Institute of Philosophy and Sociology Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland Everyday life as reflected in the Polish artistic photo-projects Thwaites Diken, Ebru İstinye University, Department of Sociology, Turkey Street Art and the European Dream: Athens, İstanbul and Lisbon RS16 - WHAT TURNS THE EUROPEAN LABOUR MARKET INTO A FORTRESS? RS15 | 08a | H: Images and Word 31.08.2017 |09:00 | Room InterContinental - Arcade II 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room HA.2.6 Session Chair: Patrizia Zanoni, Hasselt University Session Chair: Sebastiano Benasso, University of Genoa Presentations: Presentations: Animento, Stefania Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Germany Emerging Patterns of Socio-Spatial Mobility within the EU: The Case of Young Italians in Berlin Meyer, Michaël (1); Reix, Fabien (2) 1: University of Lausanne, Switzerland 2: University of Bordeaux, France La Revue Française des Méthodes Visuelles : défis et avancement pour la création d'une revue francophone sur les méthodes visuelles Wladyniak, Ludmila Charles University, Czech Republic Multimedia collages of memory. Investigating functions of collective memory through photoelicitation Hossu, Iulia-Elena Centre for Population Studies - UBB Cluj, Romania; Romanian Institute for Research on national minorities, Romania “To be or not to be” a visual anthropologist in Romania - The story of a documentary short film Louveau, Christine Université d'Evry Val d'Essonne, France Industrialisation de la campagne lorraine Retour sur une enquête sociologique classique et filmique. RS16 | 04a | IC: Migrants' Agency at Work and Upward Mobility Siebers, Hans Tilburg University, The Netherlands Methodological nationalism and the role of research in the closure of migrants' labour market participation Bloch, Alice University of Manchester, United Kingdom The intersections of state policy, individual agency and the labour market experiences of undocumented migrants RS16 | 06a | IC: Mechanisms of Ethno-Migrant Inequality Production at Work 31.08.2017 |14:00 | Room InterContinental - Arcade II Session Chair: Hans Siebers, Tilburg University Presentations: Oliveri, Federic University of Pisa, Italy Legalising exploitation? New forms of gangmastering in Italian agriculture, tourism and logistics 596 597 Alberti, Gabriella; Iannuzzi, Francesco University of Leeds, United Kingdom Migrant divisions and management practices in the hotel sector in Venice de Lima, Philomena (1); Hudson, Maria Helen (2); Netto, Gina (3); Noon, Mike (4); Sosenko, Filip (3); Kamenou-aigbekaen, Nicolina (5) 1: University of the Highlands and Islands, United Kingdom; 2: University of Essex, United Kingdom; 3: Heriot-Watt University, United Kingdom; 4: Queen Mary, University of London, United Kingdom; 5: Zayed University, United Arab Emirates Understanding ethno-migrant disadvantage in UK public sector employment in semi-rural areas: persistent barriers, inadequate solutions Netto, Gina (1); Hudson, Maria (2); Noon, Mike (3); Sosenko, Filip (1); de Lima, Philomena (4); Kamenou-Aigbekaen, Nicolina (5) 1: Heriot Watt University; 2: University of Essex; 3: Queen Mary University of London; 4: University of the Highlands and Islands; 5: Zahid University Migration, Gender and Progressing to Better Paid Work: New Opportunities to break through Glass Ceilings or Sticky Floors? RS16 | 07a | IC: Discursive Framing and Migrants' Exclusion at Work 31.08.2017 |16:00 | Room InterContinental - Arcade II Session Chair: Alice Bloch, University of Manchester Presentations: Cakir, Alev University of Vienna, Austria Neoliberal Governing through economization and ethnicization of the 'ideal' migrant subject: Subjectivation processes of migrant entrepreneurs from Turkey in Austria RS16 | 08a | IC: Government Policies' Impact on Migrants' Labour Market Positions 31.08.2017 |18:00 | Room InterContinental - Arcade II Session Chair: Patrizia Zanoni, Hasselt University Presentations: Maaroufi, Mouna Free University Berlin, Germany (Re)working refugees? Integration policies or the race for employability in Germany Kuhnle, Jeremy Jesse Mannheim Centre for European Social Research (MZES); University of Mannheim, Germany Entrepreneurship among immigrants in Germany: the 2004 reform of the German Trade and Crafts Code as a natural experiment Krivonos, Daria University of Helsinki, Finland Excluded and failed worker-citizens: unemployment, migration and labour in Finland González-Ferrer, Amparo (2); Consterdine, Erica (1); Hampshire, James (1) 1: University of Sussex, United Kingdom 2: Centre for Human and Social Sciences (CCHS), Spain Return of the Guestworkers? Temporary Labour Migration Programmes in Europe Baricevic, Vedrana University of Zagreb, Faculty of Political Science, Croatia Citizenship, ethnicity and right to work: access to labour market for non-citizens in Croatia Vermaut, Hannah (1); Zanoni, Patrizia (2) 1: Unia, Hasselt University (Belgium) 2: Hasselt University (Belgium) Contemporary regimes of super exploitation: Exploring the mutually constitutive relation between discursive constructions of minorities' skills and the labor process 598 599 Presentations: Ojala, Markus University of Helsinki, Finland C. Wright Mills and the question of the global power elite Holmqvist, Mikael Stockholm University, Sweden Leader communities: The making of elites RS17 - 100 YEARS CHARLES WRIGHT MILLS: SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION TODAY RS17 | 01a | H: 100 Years Charles Wright Mills: Sociological Imagination Today Theoretical Questions / Commitment 30.08.2017 |14:00 | Room HA.4.11 Session Chair: Konstantin Mihajlo Minoski, St.Cyril and Methodius University in Skopje, Faculty of Philosophy - Skopje Presentations: Pfefferkorn, Roland Strasbourg University, France Mills : a sociologist with commitment and capacities of indignation Tittenbrun, Jacek, Adam Mickiewicz University, Poland The Middle Class, Old and New Valassi, Despoina (1); Karoulas, Gerasimos (2) 1: University of Crete, Greece 2: National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece Who rules Greece? Greek prime ministers (1974 – 2016): Paths to leadership and/or leading to crisis Petkovska, Antoanela; Popovski, Mihajlo; Dimitrovska, Marija Ss. Cyril and Methodius University of Skopje, Faculty of Philosophy - Skopje, Macedonia, Former Yugoslav Republic of Societal and Political Transition in Balkan Countries: Solidarity, In-group Bonds and Attitudes towards Vulnerable Groups Bertaux, Daniel, Université de Strasbourg et CNRS, France People's courses of action, a truly Millsian concept if used in its plural form Yates, Luke University of Manchester, United Kingdom Social movement strategy and the politics of the possible Lánský, Ondřej The Institute of Philosophy of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic, Czech Republic The Critical Theory of the (Power) Elite? Mills' Conception of Power and Theory of Recognition RS17 | 02a | H: 100 Years Charles Wright Mills: Sociological Imagination Today - Elite / Middle Class / Vulnerable Groups 30.08.2017 |16:00 | Room HA.4.11 Session Chair: Roland Pfefferkorn, Strasbourg University 600 601 NOTES 602 603 604 605 606 607 HELLENIC SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY