| IX: Peace, Indigenous and Human Rights |
Monday June 21
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| Auditorium, Pharmacy Building
Capacity: 160 |
| 1st. Session: Keynote Speaker |
NB! Kulturhuset
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| Rigoberta Menchu Tum (Guatemala)
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| 2nd. Session |
| War
Chair/Coordinator: Jalna Hanmer (UK) Lisa S. Price (UK): Understanding the Man in the Soldier-Rapist: Some Reflections on Comprehension and Accountability Jalna Hanmer (UK) and Jo Ann Saltzen (UK): The Nuclear War Business is Booming – Why? Researching Sensitive Subjects in Women’s Studies Ragnhild Dybdahl (Norway): Sexualised Violence Against Women in War: Experiences from the Psychological Centre in Tuzla, Bosnia-Herzegovina |
| 3rd Session |
| Suppression of Indigenous Peoples
Chair/Coordinator: Mary Ann Bin-Sallik (Australia) Mary Ann Bin-Sallik (Australia): The Stolen Generation Venke Åsheim Olsen (Norway): Gender Polarization and Ethnicity in Arctic Norway Karen V. Hansen (USA): Norwegians and the Devil’s Lake Sioux Indian Reservation Land Grab, 1904 –1929 |
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| 4th. Session |
| Suppression of Indigenous People (Continued)
Chair/Coordinator: Cecilia Crespo (Costa Rica) Cecilia Crespo (Costa Rica): Notes on Indigenous and Human Rights in Central America Anastasia Okoneshikova (Russia): Arctic Women in Multicultural World |
| 5th. Session |
| Women in Prison
Chair/Coordinator: Oluyemisi Bamgbose (Nigeria) Oluyemisi Bamgbose (Nigeria): The Rights of Female Criminals under the Criminal Justice System in Nigeria Karen S. Sundwick (USA): Gendering Juvenile Correction: Mexico, 1876 – 1910 |
| IX: Peace, Indigenous and Human Rights |
Tuesday June 22
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| Auditorium, Pharmacy Building
Capacity: 160 |
| 1st. Session: Keynote Speaker |
Aud. Pharmacy Building
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| Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak (USA): Where Worlds
Disappear: The Limits of Human Rights |
| 2nd. Session |
| Peace, Human Rights and Conflict Management: Concepts
and Strategies to Overcome Gender-Based Violence (Workshop)
Chair/Coordinator: Carol Hagemann-White (Germany) Britta Mogensen (Denmark) Bo Wagner Sørensen (Denmark) Anca Dumitrescu (Romania) Jalna Hamner (UK) Renate Klein (USA) Barbara Kavemann (Germany) Larissa Lunaikova (Russia) |
| 3rd Session |
| Peace
Chair/Coordinator: Diane de Vries (USA) Diane de Vries (USA): Change in School Curriculum to Include Peace Studies – Is It Possible? |
| 4th Session |
| Presenting Women’s Federation for World Peace (International,
Inter-Religious and Intercultural Women’s Group) (Workshop)
Chair/Coordinator: Berit Andersen (Norway) Participants: Elisabeth Riedl (Germany) Myrdene Anderson (USA) |
| 5th Session |
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| IX: Peace, Indigenous and Human Rights |
Wednesday June 23
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| Auditorium, Pharmacy Building
Capacity: 160 |
| 1st. Session: Keynote Speaker |
Aud. Pharmacy Building
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| Frances Olsen (USA)
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| 2nd. Session |
| Discrimination of Women
Chair/Coordinator: Zubeeda Banu Quraisny (India) Titilola Olubunme Ifaturoti (Nigeria): Breaking the Barriers: Women’s Rights as Human Rights under Nigerian Law Zubeeda Banu Quraisny (India): The Impact of Globalisation and Gender Relations and Intra-Household Access to Resources among The Vulnerable Groups – A Case Study From India |
| 3rd Session |
| Women and Human Rights
Chair/Coordinator: Margaret Varma (USA) Gretchen Kuhner (Mexico): Women Refugees and Migrant Workers: Violence Against Women as a Public Human Rights Issue in Mexico, the United States and Guatemala Margaret Varma (USA): Women of the Fourth World. Promoting and Defending Their Human Rights Larissa Boitschenko (Russia): The United Nations Organization and Women’s Rights |
| 4th Session |
| Comparing and Theorizing Transnational Conditions,
Identities and Subjectivities of Women/Refugees (Workshop)
Chair/Coordinator: Alena Heitlinger (Canada) Diana Mulinari (Sweden): Transnational Feminism and Postcolonial Discourse Alena Heitlinger (Canada): Comparing and Theorizing Exilic, Post-Exilic and Diasporic Feminist Subjectivities Pauline Stoltz (Sweden): About Being There and Making a Difference. Black Women and the Paradox of Visibility |
| 5th Session |
| Comparing and Theorizing Transnational Conditions,
Identities and Subjectivities of Women/Refugees (Continued)
Chair/Coordinator: Alena Heitlinger (Canada) Laura Huttunen (Finland): Refugee Women's Life Stories: Negotiating between "Here" and "There" Line Nyhagen Predelli (Norway): Negotiation of Gender Relations among Immigrant Women and their Families in Norway Also participating: Aino Saarinen (Finland) |
| IX: Peace, Indigenous and Human Rights |
Thursday June 24
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| Auditorium, Pharmacy Building
Capacity: 160 |
| 1st. Session: Keynote Speaker |
Aud. Pharmacy Building
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| Ragnhild Nystad (Sápmi/Norway)
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| 2nd. Session |
| The Law
Chair/Coordinator: Julie Stewart (Zimbabwe) Julie Stewart (Zimbabwe): Researching and Teaching Women’s Law in Eastern and Southern Africa Larissa Lunaikova (Russia): How Russian People Defend their Rights: The General View and Personal Experience (on sociological survey materials) |
| 3rd. Session |
| The Effects of Formal Customary Laws on Women in Tribal
Cultures (Workshop)
Chair/Coordinator: Simi Kamal (Pakistan) Simi Kamal (Pakistan): The Effects of the Interplay on Formal and Customary Laws on Women in Tribal Cultures Munnezeh Saeed Khan (Pakistan): Gender Relations within Families in Rural Feudal Society Djanabou Ibrahim Yanga (Cameroon): Marriage in "Sharia Law and "Modern" Law |
| 4th.Session |
| How to Integrate Sex/Gender Perspectives into Legal
Education (Workshop)
Chair/Coordinator: Monica Burman Monica Burman (Sweden) Ruth Mannelquist (Sweden) Gudrun Nordborg (Sweden) Karin Ågren (Sweden) |
| 5th. Session |
| Feminist Jurisprudence and the Nordic Welfare State
(Workshop)
Chair/Coordinator: Gudrun Nordborg Anne Hellum (Norway) Anu Pylkkänen (Finland) Julie Stewart (Zimbabwe) |