INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
Organised by Centre for International Studies, LSE
Place: LSE campus, London Date: Friday, May 11, 2007
Programme
9:30 – 10:00 Registration, Coffee/Tea
10:00 – 10:15 Welcome Addresses
Andreas Antoniades (Convenor of the Conference)
John Kent (Chair of the Centre for International Studies – CIS, LSE)
10: 15 – 12:15 Panel A. Everyday Life: a Different Approach to World Politics and Economics
Chair: Andreas Antoniades (LSE)
Gregory J. Seigworth (Millersville University)
Something More, Something Less and Something Else: Henri Lefebvre’s Virtual Ontology of the Everyday
Peter Bratsis (University of Salford)
Everyday Life as Object and as Method; or, Can Herni Lefebvre Save Us From Political Science? [download as PDF]
John M. Hobson (University of Sheffield) & Leonard Seabrooke (Copenhagen Business School)
The Case for an Everyday International Political Economy
Matt Davies (University of Newcastle)
Works, Products, and the Division of Labour: Notes for a Cultural and Political Economic Critique [download as PDF]
12:15 – 13:15 Lunch Break
13:15 – 15:15 Panel B. Beyond the Barricades: The Everyday Politics of Social Change
Chair: Helen Drake (Loughborough University)
Michael E. Gardiner (University of Western Ontario)
The Grandchildren of Marx and Coca-Cola: Lefebvre, Debord and the Problem of ‘Recuperation’ in Everyday Life”
Katharine Griffiths (University of Durham)
The Affirmation of the Everyday as Resistance to National Socialism [download as PDF]
Elizabeth H. Super (University of Edinburgh)
As Water Splits Stone: Rationalizing Engagement in Everyday Political Activity [download as PDF]
Sara C. Motta (LSE)
The Reinvention of the Political in Venezuela; the Case of the Urban Land Movement (CTU) [download as PDF]
15:15 – 15:35 Coffee/Tea Break
15:35 – 17:35 Round Table. Everyday Politics and Contemporary Social Science Research
Chair: Ben Highmore (University of Sussex)
Jonathan Githens-Mazer (University of Exeter)
National Myths, Memories and Repertoires of Contentious Politics: On Nationalism and Social Movements [download as PDF]
Jenny Carl (University of Southampton) & Patrick Stevenson (University of Southampton)
Everyday Life in Politics: Individual Language Practice Among German Speakers in Hungary and the Czech Republic [download as PDF]
Jon E. Fox (University of Bristol) & Cynthia Miller-Idriss (New York University)
Everyday Nationhood [download as PDF]
Ben O'Loughlin (Royal Holloway)
Reassessing Audiences and Citizens: the Everyday Modulation of Terror News [download as PDF]
Patrick R. Ireland (American University of Beirut)
Immigration, Integration, and Everyday Life in Europe’s Neighbourhoods [download as PDF]
TABLE PAPERS
Andreas Antoniades (LSE) Cave! Hic Everyday Life: Repetition, Hegemony and the Social [download as PDF]
Albena Azmanova (University of Kent) Public Perceptions of the Politically Relevant in the Times of the New Economy [download as PDF]
Helen Drake (Loughborough University) New Britons in a New France? A Case-Study of Migration and Mobility in the 21st Century European Union [download as PDF]
Vincent Pouliot (University of Toronto) The Logic of Practicality at the NATO-Russia Council
James Tobias (University of California, Riverside) Ethical Address in the Computational Design of Everyday Life [download as PDF]
The Conference is sponsored by:
Contemporary Research in International Political Theory (CRIPT), BISA
Department of International Relations, LSE
Director’s Fund, LSE
International Political Economy Group (IPEG), BISA
International Political Sociology Section (IPS), ISA
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Participation
The registration to the conference is free, but places are limited.
To register please send your name and affiliation to: CIS@lse.ac.uk.
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