Conference Programme, Abstracts and Papers

2nd Global Conference

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Monday 31st October – Wednesday 2nd November 2011
Prague, Czech Republic


The programme for the conference is available below. Delegates are listed according to the session in which they appear. Clicking on the Session Title will take you to the abstracts (where available) for that session. Each delegate is listed according to their affiliation.

Final Conference Programme


Monday, 31st October 2011
From 12.30
Conference registration

13.30
Welcome and opening Remarks
Paul James

14.00
Session 1: Understanding the Significance and Meaning of Work
Chair: Paul James

Managerial Implosion: The Working Body in Cognitive Capitalism
Artur Szarecki

Moving Image of Multitude in Porous Society
Heidi Meriläinen

15.30
Coffee

16.00
Session 2: Understanding the Significance and Meaning of Work
Chair: Umut Omay

How “Sex + Work” and “Sex Work” are Problematic
Rhéa Jean

The Impact of the Demographic Change on Working Life
Georg Friedrich Simet

17.30
Notices and announcements

17.40
Wine reception

Tuesday, 1 November 2011
9:00
Session 3: Portrayals of Work

Chair: Rita Borges das Neves

The Work of Memory and the Memory of Work:  Conceptualising Labour and Diasporic Memories in Monique Truong’s The Book of Salt
Nanthanoot Udomlamun

Play and Profession: Discourses of Masculinity and Violence
Sara M. Cole

The Help: Domestic Labor as a Representation of Gender, Racial and Class Oppression
Arlene Haddon

10.30
Coffee

11.00
Session 4: Contextual Effects of Work
Chair: Chantal Epie

Precarious Work or Flexicurity? The Differential Effects of Part-Time Work on Worker Insecurity among Women and Men
Jeffrey Dixon

Work as an Instrument of Consumerism
Esma Gultuvın Gur

12:30
Lunch

14.00
Session 5: Work and Leisure
Chair: Bernadette Moorhead

The Leisure Time Illusion: A Theoretical Analysis for the Reciprocal Connection Between Work and Leisure Time
Umut Omay

Youths Issues and Religion and Work.
Ali Abdulqader Abbas

The Realities of Working from Home
Tony Stuart

15.30
Coffee

16.00
Session 6:  Inclusive Work
Chair: Georg Friedrich Simet

Unemployment was the best thing that happened to me”: Significance of Paid Work and its Relationship with Wellbeing Among Middle Age Unemployed Men.
Rita Borges das Neves

The Self-Management as  Option to Unemployment and the Trade Union Stimulus: The Brazilian Particularities
Raquel Duaibs

How Self-organizing Systems Embody Motivation to Work
Madeline Finnerty

17.30
Sessions end

Wednesday  2nd  November 2011
09:00
Session 7  Healthy Work
Chair: Donna Patterson

Work-FAMILY Conflict and Cultural Values: A Case Study of Nigerian Dual-Earner Couple
Chantal Epie

The Projectization of Work: From the Viewpoint of Care and Gender
Iiris Lehto

Employment and Mental Illness
Mary Ditton

10.30
Coffee

11:00
Session 8: Healthy Work
Chair: Artur Szarecki

Classifying Work-Hazards: Its Meaning and Gravity in the Jharia Coalfields, 1895-1975
Dhiraj Kr. Nite

Well-Being and Meaning-Making in the Workplace: Expect What?
Bernadette Moorhead

Emotions and Organizations; What is Healthy (Audio Presentation)
Shirley Mayton

12:30
Lunch

14.00
Session 9: Excellence at Work
Chair: Jeffrey Dixon

Teaching as Ethical Generosity
Donna Patterson

Spirituality and the Dignity of Work as Self- development and Service to Society
Imelda Wallace

15.00
Coffee

15.30
Session 10: Flourishing Work
Chair: Sara M. Cole

The Transnational Meanings of Work & Consumption in the Vietnamese Diaspora
Hung Cam Thai

Formative Experiences and Flourishing at Work
Paul James

16.30
Development Meeting and Closing Remarks

17.00
Conference ends

12.30 pm to 2.00 pm

Conference registration

2.00 pm to 2.20 pm

Conference welcome

Paul James and Rob Fisher

2.20 pm to 3.20 pm

Session 1: Understanding the significance and meaning of work

Managerial Implosion: The Working Body in Cognitive Capitalism

Artur Szarecki

Moving image of multitude in porous society,

Heidi Meriläinen

3.20 pm to 4.00 pm

Coffee

4.00 pm to 5.30 pm

Session 2: Understanding the significance and meaning of work

How “sex + work” and “sex work” are problematic

Rhéa Jean

The Impact of the demographic Change on working Life

Georg Friedrich Simet

5.30 to 5.40 pm

Notices and announcements

5.40 to 6.30

Wine reception

6.30 pm

Dinner TBA

Tuesday, 1 November 2010

8.50 am

Pre-session assembly

9:00 am to 10.30 am

Session 3: Portrayals of work

The Work of Memory and the Memory of Work: Conceptualising Labour and Diasporic Memories in Monique Truong’s The Book of Salt

Nanthanoot Udomlamun

Play and Profession: Discourses of Masculinity and Violence

Sara M. Cole

The Help: Domestic Labor as a Representation of Gender, Racial and Class Oppression

Arlene Haddon

10.30 am to 11.15 am

Coffee

11.15 am to 12.30 pm

Session 4: Contextual effects of work

Precarious Work or Flexicurity? The Differential Effects of Part-Time Work on Worker Insecurity among Women and Men

Jeffrey Dixon

Work as an Instrument of Consumerism

Esma Gultuvın Gur

12:30 pm to 2:00 pm

Lunch

2.00 pm to 3.15 pm

Session 5: Work and Leisure

The Leisure Time Illusion: A Theoretical Analysis for the Reciprocal Connection Between Work and Leisure Time

Umut Omay

Youths Issues and religion and work.

Ali Abdulqader Abbas

The realities of working from home

Tony Stuart

3.15 pm to 3.45 pm

Coffee

3.45 pm to 5.40 pm

Session 6: Inclusive Work

Unemployment was the best thing that happened to me”: significance of paid work and its relationship with wellbeing among middle age unemployed men.

Rita Borges das Neves

The Self-Management as Option to Unemployment and the Trade Union Stimulus: The Brazilian Particularities

Raquel DUAIBS

How Self-organizing Systems Embody Motivation to Work

Madeline Finnerty

5.40 pm

Sessions end

Wednesday, 2 November 2010

8.50 am

Pre-session assembly

9:00 am to 10.30 am

Session 7 Healthy Work

Work-FAMILY Conflict and Cultural Values: A Case Study of Nigerian Dual-Earner Couple

Chantal Epie

The projectization of work: From the viewpoint of care and gender

Iiris Lehto

Employment and mental illness

Mary Ditton

10.30 am to 11.00 am

Coffee

11:00 pm to 12:30 pm

Session 8: Healthy Work

Classifying Work-hazards: Its meaning and gravity in the Jharia Coalfields, 1895-1975

Dhiraj Kr. Nite

Well-being and meaning-making in the workplace: Expect what?

Bernadette Moorhead

Emotions and Organizations; What is Healthy (Audio Presentation)

Shirley Mayton

12:30 pm to 2:00 pm

Lunch

2.00 pm to 3.00 pm

Session 9: Excellence at Work

Teaching as Ethical Generosity

Donna Patterson

Spirituality and the Dignity of Work as self- development and service to society

Imelda Wallace

3.00 pm to 3.30 pm

Coffee

3.30 pm to 4.20 pm

Session 10: Flourishing work

The Transnational Meanings of Work & Consumption in the Vietnamese Diaspora

Hung Cam Thai

Formative Experiences and Flourishing at Work

Paul James

4.20 to 4.30

Closing Remarks

Paul James

4.30 pm

Conference ends

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