| IV: Gendering the Economy |
Monday June 21
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| Auditorium ,Lower Pavillion
Capacity: 88 |
U 06, Lower Pavillion
Capacity: 50 |
U 01 Upper Pavillion
Capacity: 50 |
| 1st. Session: Keynote Speaker |
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| 2nd. Session |
| Workplaces and Unions
Chair/Coordinator: Jennifer Keck (Canada) Jacqueline DeLaat (USA) and Anne Schroer-Lamont (USA): Cross-Cultural Workplace Issues and Case Study Development, for Pedagogical Enhancement Jennifer Keck (Canada): Challenging the Gender Divide: Women into Blue Collar Jobs at Inco Hélène Lee-Gosselin (Canada): Why Does Equity get Sidelined for Women Professors
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Health and Social Security
Chair/Coordinator: Lynne Hunt (Australia) Jeanette Dareblom (Sweden): The Public Sector ? A Modern Pitfall for Women? Opportunities for Women to Go from Health-Care Employment to Self-Employment Anne Kristine Solberg (Norway): Female Leaders in the Health and Social Sector ? What Kind of Dilemmas and Conflicts Do They Face? Lynne Hunt (Australia): The Importance of the Single Case: An Oral History of Women's Working Conditions in Western Australia |
Labour Market and Economy
Chair/Coordinator: Lea Caragata (Canada) Lea Caragata (Canada): Neoconservative Expectations and Economic Marginalization: Effects on Women and Families Wuokko Knocke (Sweden): Labour Market Changes and Job Aspirations for Young Women of Immigrant Origin Pia Höök (Sweden): Management Training ? An Arena for Change |
| 3rd Session |
| Workplaces and Unions (Continued)
Chair/Coordinator: Ping Ping (China) Ping Ping (China): Engendering Factory Organization: Women Workers, Male Workers under Market Transitions in China Ester Reiter (Canada): For the Union Makes Us Strong: A History of OWW, Organized Working Women and the Struggle for Equality Inside Their Unions in Ontario, Canada Irene Tong (China): Perceptions of Gender Equality in the Hong Kong Civil Service |
Health and Social Security (Continued)
Chair/Coordinator: Hildegunn Sagvaag (Norway) Ingrid Sandin (Sweden) and Elvi Walldal (Sweden): The Latvian Nurses' Role as Professionals and Women in a Changing Society Hildegunn Sagvaag (Norway): Substance Abuse and Labour, a Struggle for Self-Esteem |
Labour Market and Economy (Continued)
Chair/Coordinator: Olivia Aripa Bunari (Papua New Guinea) Baiba Rivza (Latvia): Gender Approach to the Labour Market (Co-author: Professor Maiga Kruzmetra) Olivia Aripa Bunari (Papua New Guinea): Gendering Work and the Economy in PNG Fatimah Daud (Malaysia): Surplus Value and Women Workers: Case of Malaysia |
| 4th. Session |
| Workplaces and Unions (Continued)
Chair/Coordinator: Irene Doelling (Germany) Irene Doelling (Germany): The Reform of the Civil Sector/Public Management in Germany: Chances for Flattening the Gender Hierarchies? Joanna Parish (Australia): Feminist Policy Directions within Australian Women's Work Environment Ramavani Dantu (India): Socio-Economic Dimensions of Aging in Women: Problems and Perspectives |
Gender and Academia Programme: Gender and Power in
Academia
Chair/Coordinator: Liisa Husu (Finland) Jan Currie (Australia) and Bev Thiele (Australia): Anatomy of Power in Gendered Universities Louise Morley (UK): Organising Feminism: The Micropolitics of the Academy |
| 5th. Session |
| Workplaces and Unions (Continued)
Chair/Coordinator: Elsabè Klinck (S. Africa) Elsabè Klinck (S. Africa): Differences and Similarities in Substantive Equality; Researching EC Law as a Source of Comparative Law for South Africa Hélène Lee-Gosselin (Canada) and Jacques Mercier (Canada): Pay Equity in Quebec: Reality or Fiction? Anita Haataja (Finland): Effects of Equal Pay on Women’s Economic Independence. Findings by Microsimulation |
| IV: Gendering the Economy |
Tuesday June 22
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| Auditorium ,Lower Pavillion
Capacity: 88 |
U 06, Lower Pavillion
Capacity: 50 |
U 01 Upper Pavillion
Capacity: 50 |
| 1st. Session: Keynote Speaker |
NB! Aud.Max. Adm. Building
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| Kari Wærness (Norway): Caring and Gender in Late
Capitalism |
| 2nd. Session |
| Workplaces and Unions, Part 2
Chair/Coordinator: Gillian Creese (Canada) Susan Chandler and Jill Jones (USA): Connecting Personal Narrative and Global Economic Forces: Women Casino Workers' Stories Gillian Creese (Canada): Redefining Union Solidarity: Struggles over Employment Equity at the Office Kathleen O'Loughlin (Australia), Varoe Legge (Australia) and Rosemary Cant (Australia): Retirement Expectations: Gender-Mediated Attitudes |
Home/Work, Family and Partnerships
Chair/Coordinator: Päivi Yli-Pietilä (Finland) Päivi Yli-Pietilä (Finland): Changing Patterns of Work: What Happens to Working Parents? Susan Halliday (Australia): Partnering Reproduction and Productivity ? Australia's Sex Discrimination Commissioner Discusses the Australian Inquiry into Workplace Pregnancy Discrimination Andrei Artyukhov (Russia): The Family in the Value Systems of Women Workers and Non-Workers |
Gender and Academia Programme: Academic Women in Different
Cultural Settings
Chair/Coordinator: Louise Morley (UK) Cheryl de la Rey (South Africa): Career Narratives of Women Professors in South Africa Mary Ann Danowitz Sagaria (USA): The Work and Lives of Women Indonesian Academics Liisa Husu (Finland): Gender Discrimination in the Promised Land of Gender Equity: Academic Women in Finland |
| 3rd. Session |
| Economy, Industries and Sectors
Chair/Coordinator: Anoja Wickramasingh (Sri Lanka) Diana Woodward (UK): ’Belonging’ and ’Otherness’: Sex Equality in Banking in Turkey and Britain (Co-author: Mastafa Fatih Özbilgin (UK)) Jan Pahl (UK): Patterns of Exclusion in the Electronic Economy Anoja Wickramasingh (Sri Lanka): Women's Work and Economic Opportunities in Free Trade Zones in Sri Lanka |
Home/Work, Family and Partnerships (Continued)
Chair/Coordinator: Elene Mezentseva (Russia) Elena Mezentseva (Russia): Women's Professional Careers and Family Power Relations in Modern Russia Linda Rhodes (Australia): Two for the Price of One: The Mining Industry as a Two-Person Career Omolola Irinoye (Nigeria): The Interaction of Seniority and Gender in Marital Power Relationships: The Link to Gender-Based Violence among the Yoruba People of Western Nigeria |
Entrepreneurs and Self-Organised Work,
Part 1 Chair/Coordinator: Anita Opoku (Ghana) Rohana Yusof (Malaysia) and Carole Truman (UK): A Study of Factors Influencing Start-Up Behaviours and Perceptions of Entrepreneurship Among Malay Rural Women Entrepreneurs in Malaysia Anita Opoku (Ghana): The Plight of Women in Street Labour in Ghana (Kayayo) Lyudmila Zalkind (Russia) and Joulina Solovieva (Russia): Gender Asymmetry in Small Business The Case of the Murmansk Region |
| 4th. Session |
| Economy, Industries and Sectors (Continued)
Chair/Coordinator: Dewi Susilastuti (USA) Helen Ralston (Canada): Gender, Race, Class and Paid Work Experience in British Columbia, Canada: South Asian Immigrant Women in a Multicultural Society Dewi Susilastuti (USA): Female Labor Force Participation and Autonomy: An Egyptian Case Jose Darley (India): The Invisible Work Force: Women in Traditional Farming Systems of Kerala, Southern India (Co-author: N. Shanmugaratnam) |
Home/Work, Family and Partnerships (Continued)
Chair/Coordinator: Meg Luxton (Canada) Meg Luxton (Canada): A Challenge to Restructuring ? Unpaid Work: Measuring and Valuing Women's Work in the Home Varoe Legge (Australia) & Kathleen O'Loughlin (Australia): Serving for Life or Surving for Purpose? Women as Volunteers Joan Eveline (Australia): Men, Work and Family: The Australian Scenario |
Entrepreneurs and Self-Organised Work, (Continued)
Chair/Coordinator: Evelyne Ngwaelung Tegomoh (Cameroon/Norway) Evelyne Ngwaelung Tegomoh (Cameroon/Norway): Power, Property and Gender Maimunah Ismail (Malaysia): Malaysian Women Entrepreneurs Turned Politicians: Motivations and Working Strategies Shyam Parshad Sharma (India): Work Participation of Women in India: An Inter-State Study with Special Reference to Female Agricultural Labourers, 1961 to 1991 Ramavani Dantu (India): Growth of Professionalism Among Women in India: A Case Study of Young Women Entrepeneurs in Bangalore |
| 5th. Session |
| IV: Gendering the Economy |
Wednesday June 23
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| Auditorium ,Lower Pavillion
Capacity: 88 |
U 06, Lower Pavillion
Capacity: 50 |
U 01 Upper Pavillion
Capacity: 50 |
| 1st. Session: Keynote Speaker |
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| 2nd. Session |
| Domestic Work and Households
Chair/Coordinator: Savita Singal (India) Maikiko Komatsu (Japan): Gender Biases of Home-Help Workers and Their Working Conditions in the Care Work Market Kamini Lalitha Gunawardena (Sri Lanka): Understanding Household Economy Using Time-Use Diaries Grietje Lof (Netherlands): Female Headed Households: Between Objectification and Humanisation Savita Singal (India): Gender Differentials in Work Patterns of Rural Households in Haryana, India |
Entrepreneurs and Self-Organized Work, Part 2
Chair/Coordinator: Maria EstelaVarua (Australia) Maria Estela Varua (Australia): Women's Invisible Work: The Case of the Philippines Marian Stone (Australia): What Next? The Development of a Consulting Business Dora Elia Ramos Munoz (Mexico): Gender Relations Change Because of the Mercantilist in Traditional Pottery in Amatenango del Valle, Chiapas |
Gender and Academia Programme: Persistent Inequalities
in Academia
Chair/Coordinator: Jan Currie (Australia) Ursula Müller (Germany): Gender Inequality and Asymmetric Culture in Higher Education: The German Case Diana Leonard (UK): Equality in Higher Education: The Case of Doctoral Studies |
| 3rd Session |
| Domestic Work and Households (Continued)
Chair/Coordinator: Promila Sharma (India) Hege Brækhus (Norway): Women's Unpaid Care-Work in Private Homes Betty Ennin Adunyame (Ghana): Gendering Work and the Economy: Domestic Work Promila Sharma (India): A Study of Female-Headed Households in Two Districts of Uttar Pradesh, India |
Entrepreneurs Between the Household and
the Market Chair/Coordinator: Elisabeth Ljungren (Norway) Participants: Elisabet Ljunggren (Norway), Liv Toril Pettersen (Norway) and Tone Magnussen (Norway): Women and Men as Stakeholders in the Business Environment in Rural Areas Anjali Bahuguna (India): Rural Women and Work in Uttarakhand: Problems and Priorities Lene Foss (Norway): Gender, Human Capital, Life-Course and Social Network: A Study of Norwegian Entrepreneurs |
A Nordic Mainstreaming Project: Experience of Practical
Work
Chair/Coordinator: Monica Silvell (Sweden) Participants: Dorte Østergaard Theibel (Denmark) Elisabeth Nilsson (Sweden) Vivian Nikula (Åland Islands) Gertrud Åstrøm (Sweden) Liisa Horelli (Finland) Jorun Hjertø (Norway) Stefania Traustadóttir (Iceland) |
| 4th Session |
| Development and Economy
Chair/Coordinator: E. Kasnakoglu (Turkey) E. Zehra Kasnakoglu (Turkey): Women and Agricultural Development in the Near East Ragnhild Lund (Norway): Asian Financial Crisis, Women's Work and Forced Migration in South-East Asia Kanmani Kandaswamy (India): Tribal Women, Gender-Specific Knowledge and Microenvironments Anamalai Hills, Southern India |
A Nordic Mainstreaming Project (Continued)
Chair/Coordinator: Monica Silvell (Sweden |
| 5th Session |
| Development and Economy (Continued)
Chair/Coordinator: Maithe Mathes (Germany) Beatrice Motaze (Cameroon): Environmental Needs for Professional Women in the Third World Countries: The Case of Cameroon Maite Mathes (Germany): Shoes Are a Girl's Best Friends ? What about Sustainability? |
| IV: Gendering the Economy |
Thursday June 24
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| Auditorium ,Lower Pavillion
Capacity: 88 |
U 06, Lower Pavillion
Capacity: 50 |
U 01 Upper Pavillion
Capacity: 50 |
| 1st. Session: Keynote Speaker |
NB! Aud.Max. Building
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| Marit Wiig (Norway)
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| 2nd. Session |
| Leadership, Organizations and Training,
Part 1 Chair/Coordinator: Kerstin Rosenberg (Sweden) Elisabeth Wieneman (Germany): Coaching ? An Excellent Support for Women in Management Positions Kerstin Rosenberg (Sweden): Complementary in Working Groups from a Perspective of Equality Between Men and Women Berit Åberg (Sweden): Cooperation at Gender-Mixed Workplaces |
Professional, Academic Work, and Universities
Chair/Coordinator: Mary Brabeck (USA) Margaret Madden (USA): Academic Administration in Small Colleges: Lessons from Feminist Psychology Pamela Trotman Reid (USA): Make Room! Diversity at the Top in Academic Administration Mary Brabeck (USA): All Female on the First Floor: Working with an Administrative Team That is All Women |
Gender and Academia: Tools for Change
Chair/Coordinator: Diana Leonard (UK) Laura Grunberg (Rumania): UNESCO Programme Promoting Gender Equality in Eastern Europe Mona Eliasson (Sweden): Can Mentor Programs Advance Women in the University? Claire Deschenes (Canada): Five University Chairs for Promoting Sciences and Engineering for Women in Canada |
| 3rd. Session |
NB! B 1005 Faculty of Social Sciences
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| Annette Kolodny (USA): Women and Higher Education in
the Twenty-First Century: Some Feminist and International Perspectives
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| 4th.Session |
| Leadership, Organizations and Training (Continued)
Chair/Coordinator: Fiona Haslam McKenzie (Australia) Fiona Haslam McKenzie (Australia): Successful Women Doing Business in Rural Regions of Western Australia Linley Lord and Lisbeth Pike (Australia): Mentoring as a Process of Change Sandra Lotz Fisher (USA): How to Market Yourself, Your Research and Your Organization |
Professional, Academic Work and Universities (Continued)
Chair/Coordinator: Mira Freund (Israel) Sue Rosenberg Zalk (USA): From Activist to Administrator: Compatible or Dissonant Identities? Izabel Soliman (Australia): Career Development and Academic Women: Theory and Practice Mira Freund (Israel): Gendering Gambling: A Critical Approach |
Gender and Racial Discrimination
Chair/Coordinator: Anette Eliawomy Meena (Tanzania) Anette Eliawomy Meena (Tanzania): Experiences at Institutions of Higher Learning: The Cases of the University of Cape Town in South Africa and in Dar-Es-Salaam in Tanzania Maxwell Amagyi Antwi (Ghana): Discrimination Against Ghanaian Women in the Workplace |
| 5th. Session |
| Women in Leadership in the Australian Leadership (Workshop)
Chair/Coordinator: Linley Lord (Australia) Participants: Linley Lord (Australia) Liz Pike (Australia) Adrianne Kinnear (Australia) Fiona McKenzie (Australia) |
Professional Academic Work (Continued)
Chair/Coordinator: Lyndall Steed (Australia) Shlomit Bechar (Israel): Gendering the Professional Lawyers Ethos: Women Lawyers in Israel Nancy P. Greenman (USA) & Ellen B. Kimmel (USA): Academic women's stories of change Lyndall Steed (Australia): Stress Experienced by Professional Women Working in Remote Mine Site Ning Tang (UK): First Priority? ? Academic Mothers in China and the UK |
| IV: Gendering the Economy |
Friday June 25
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| Auditorium ,Lower Pavillion
Capacity: 88 |
U 06, Lower Pavillion
Capacity: 50 |
| 1st.Session: Keynote Speaker |
NB! Aud.Max. Adm. Building
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| Agneta Stark (Sweden)
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| 2nd. Session |
| Leadership, Organizations and Training
Chair/Coordinator: Carol Nemec (USA) Carol Nemec (USA): Female Directors on Fortune 500 Firm Boards: Has There Been Progress In Recent Years? Lorene Gottschalk (Australia): Women's Leadership Through Language Unni Hagen (UK) and Marian Court (New Zealand): Shared Leadership In Schools: The Norwegian Case in Light of New Zealand Experiences Martin E. H. Lee-Gosselin (Canada), Sean T. Doherty (Canada) and Hélène Lee-Gosselin (Canada): Women as Leaders of Environmental Action at the Household Level: The Case of Personal Travel in Canada |
Leadership, Organizations and Training
Chair/Coordinator: Carol Nemec (USA) Carol Nemec (USA): Female Directors on Fortune 500 Firm Boards: Has There Been Progress In Recent Years? Lorene Gottschalk (Australia): Women's Leadership Through Language Unni Hagen (UK) and Marian Court (New Zealand): Shared Leadership In Schools: The Norwegian Case in Light of New Zealand Experiences Martin E. H. Lee-Gosselin (Canada), Sean T. Doherty (Canada) and Hélène Lee-Gosselin (Canada): Women as Leaders of Environmental Action at the Household Level: The Case of Personal Travel in Canada |
| 3rd. Session |
| Education and Educational Work (Continued)
Chair/Coordinator: Trine Annfelt (Norway) Susanne Knudsen (Denmark): Discipline, Disciplined Knowledge and Gender in the Study of Mother Tongue and Chemistry Trine Annfelt (Norway): From Gender to Gender-Neutral Education Kari Dehli (Canada): Mobilization Families and Schools for Global Competitiveness? A Feminists Re-writing of the Globalizing Script in Education |
Leadership, Organization and Training (Continued)
Chair/Coordinator: Regine Bendl (Austria) Connie Anderson (USA): To Hell With Hierarchy! A New Decision-Making Model Regine Bendl (Austria): Gender Logics in Organization Theories, A First Approach Dahlia Moore (Israel): Gender Traits and Identities in a 'Masculine' Organization: The Israeli Police Force |
| 4th. Session |
| Education and Educational Work (Continued)
Chair/Coordinator: Edna Ranck (USA) Mary Mambune Chimy (Cameroon): Gender Issues in Education, Equality and Difference: A Case Study of Ngaoundere, Cameroon June Corman (Canada): Work Patterns of Prairie Teachers: Career Women, Farm Women, Homemakers and Income Providers Edna Runnels Ranck (USA): Growing Up to Teach and Learn: Lives of Early Childhood Pioneer Women |
| 5th. Session |