| VIII: Gendering the Future |
Monday June 21
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| Auditorium 104, Norwegian College of Fishery Science
Capacity: 88 |
Auditorium 105, Norwegian College of Fishery Science
Capacity: 52 |
| 1st. Session: Keynote Speaker |
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| 2nd. Session |
| Globalization, Gender and Peripheries
Chair/Coordinator: Sissel Fredriksen and Jorid Hovden (Norway) Sissel Fredriksen (Norway): Reclaiming the Visions from the Market Bente Haug (Norway): College Education in Northern Norway: A Result of Globalization of the Periphery Jorid Hovden (Norway): The Gendered Habitus of the Market ? Some Consequences for Rural Women |
Diversities of Women and Gender Studies across Central
and Eastern Europe and the Former Soviet Union
Chair/Coordinator: Biljana Kasic (Croatia) Participants: Biljana Kasic (Croatia) Olena Suslova (Ukraine) Ulviya Mikailova (Azerbaidzan) Valentina Uspenskaya (Russia) |
| 3rd Session |
| Globalization, Gender and Peripheries (Continued)
Chair/Coordinator: Sissel Fredriksen and Jorid Hovden (Norway) Kirsti Pedersen (Norway): Modernization of the Relationship between Women and Culture Serena Petrella (Canada): Western Feminisms and the Margin: Problems and Inapplicabilities Merethe Lie (Norway) & Ragnhild Lund (Norway): Globalization, Place and Gender |
Diversities of Women and Gender Studies across Central
and Eastern Europe and the Former Soviet Union (Continued)
Chair/Coordinator: Miglena Nicolchina (Hungary) Participants: Miglena Nicolchina (Hungary): “Women's Time” in Bulgarian Literature Irina Novikova (Latvia) Rutvica Adnrijasevic (Croatia) Dasa Duhacek (Yugoslavia) |
| 4th. Session |
| Social Justice
Chair/Coordinator: Hildur Ve (Norway) Participants: Ewa Gunnarsson (Sweden) Inga Elgquist-Saltzman (Sweden) |
| 5th. Session |
| Social Justice (Continued)
Chair/Coordinator: Hildur Ve (Norway) Participants: Jane Roland Martin (USA) Joan Eveline (Australia) |
| VIII: Gendering the Future |
Tuesday June 22
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| Auditorium 104, Norwegian College of Fishery Science
Capacity: 88 |
Auditorium 105, Norwegian College of Fishery Science
Capacity: 52 |
| 1st. Session: Keynote Speaker |
NB! Kulturhuset
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| Vandana Shiva (India)
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| 2nd. Session |
| Women Collaborating Across Cultures for International
Development Chair/Coordinator: Cecilia Reynolds (Canada) Cecilia Reynolds (Canada) & Kari Dehli (Canada): Globalization/Neo-Liberalism and Education: What Does it Mean for Girls and Women in Canadian Schools? Susan Drake (Canada): Roleplay: "Personal Pilgrimages: Collaborative Storytelling for Personal Transformation" Also participating: Marti Jurmain (Canada) and Pongsri Maskhao (Thailand) |
Knowledge and Education in the Future
Chair/Coordinator: Marie Hanstøm (Sweden) Marie Hanstøm (Sweden): Equality and Youth Work: Empowering Teenage Girls, Girls’ Groups as a Method Elisabet Öhrn (Sweden) and Lynn Davis (U.K.): Power, Democracy and Gender in School Solveig Karjel (Sweden): Equity in the Classroom: Experience from a Three-Year Project with Pupils 7-10 Years Old |
| 3rd Session |
| Knowledge and Development in the Cameroon Society
and Universities
Chair/Coordinator: Siri Gerrard (Norway) and Marie-Louise Aline Etoa (Cameroon): Hadidjatou Amadou (Cameroon): Women in the Anthropos Programme Kåre Lode (Norway): Experiences and Visions of Development Programs Lisbet Holtedahl (Norway): Knowledge and Development in Cameroon Society and Universities |
Knowledge and Education in the Future (Continued)
Chair/Coordinator: Marie Hanstøm (Sweden) Annette Kolodny (USA): Women and Higher Education in the Twenty-First Century: Some Feminist and International Perspective Tatiana Suspitsina (USA): Russian Women Leaders in Education: The Conflicts and Resolutions in the Constructions of Identities Barbara Brook (Australia): Teaching Bodies: Gender in the Lecturing Space |
| 4th Session |
| Knowledge and Development in the Cameroon Society
and
Universities (Continued) Chair/Coordinator: Siri Gerrard (Norway) and Marie-Louise Aline Etoa (Cameroon): Lady Bawa Sadou (Cameroon): The women's Condition in Adamawa Province, Cameroon Marie Claire Frouisou (Cameroon): Life of the Pastors Wife in the WLCC (Evangelical Lutherian Chursh in Cameroon) Fadimatou Diddi (Cameroon): The Married Women's Life at Ngan-Ha Marie-Louise Aline Etoa (Cameroon): The Place of the Women in the University of Ngaoudour |
Education Beyond Gender Roles (Workshop)
Chair/Coordinator: Muthgard Hinkelmann-Toewe (Germany) Ulrike Maschke (Germany) Elisabeth Riedl (Germany) Mutgard Hinkelmann-Toewe (Germany): From de jure Equality to de facto Equality |
| 5th Session |
| Beyond Equal Rights: Rights and Experiences
Chair/Coordinator: Signe Arnfred (Denmark) Signe Arnfred (Denmark): Beyond Equality and Rights: Femininity as Subversion Susanne Thorbek (Denmark): Beyond Equality: Women's Lives and Rights |
| VIII: Gendering the Future |
Wednesday June 23
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| Auditorium 104, Norwegian College of Fishery Science
Capacity: 88 |
Auditorium 105, Norwegian College of Fishery Science
Capacity: 52 |
| 1st. Session: Keynote Speaker |
NB! Aud. Max. Adm. Building
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| Govind Kelkar (Thailand): Asian Women at the end of the Millenium |
| 2nd. Session |
| Feminists Doing Development
Chair/Coordinator: Marilyn Porter (Canada) Marilyn Porter (Canada): Caught in the Web. A Theoretical Overview Ellen Judd (Canada): A Practical Critique
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Sustainable Development
Chair/Coordinator: Zuveeda Banu Quraisny (India) Christina Schachtner (Germany): Innovative Political Patterns in Agenda 21, Results of an Empirical Study Zuveeda Banu Quraisny (India): Indigenous Women, Resource Management and Food Security among the Alukurumba: A Case Study for India Monique Lamanou (Cameroon): A Feminist Perspective in the Environment and Ecology |
| 3rd Session |
| Feminists Doing Development (Continued)
Chair/Coordinator: Marilyn Porter (Canada) Renu Khanna (India): Women and Health in Development Fenella Porter (UK): Falling between the Cracks |
Sustainable Development (Continued)
Chair/Coordinator: Chhaya Kunwar (India) Chhaya Kunwar (India): Role of Mountain Women in Management of Sustainable Eco-System Mariem Mint El Hacen (Mauritania): Women's Activities towards Poverty Alleviation and Sustainable Development Poranee Natadecha-Sponsel (USA): From Farming to Multinational Economy: Globalization, Technology and the Status of Women in Thailand |
| 4th Session |
| Feminists Doing Development (Continued)
Chair/Coordinator: Marilyn Porter (Canada) Collette Oseen (Canada): Confronting Development Expectation in China Peggy Antrobus (Barbados/Canada): Feminists Organizing North and South |
Engendering Coping Strategies/MOST CCPP Workshop
Chair/Coordinator: Marit Aure (Norway) Larissa Riabova (Russia) and Marit Aure (Norway): Local Women in a Globalized World Zuveeda Banu Quraisny (India): The Impact of Globalization Unnur Dis Skaptadottir (Iceland) Ragnheidur Hulda Proppe (Iceland) |
| 5th Session |
| VIII: Gendering the Future |
Thursday June 24
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| Auditorium 104, Norwegian College of Fishery Science
Capacity: 88 |
Auditorium 105, Norwegian College of Fishery Science
Capacity: 52 |
| 1st. Session: Keynote Speaker |
Aud.. 104, College of Fishery Sciences
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| Ariane Deluz (France/Switzerland) |
| 2nd. Session |
| Change Practice: Genderating New Meanings
Chair/Coordinator: Libby Howell (USA) Participants: Libby Howell (USA) Sharon Cottor (USA)
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Women and Sustainable Fishery
Chairs/Coordinators: Stella Williams (Nigeria) and Siri Gerrard (Norway) Marian Binkley (Canada): Set Adrift: Fishing-Dependent Household Adaptations to the Canadian Fisheries Crisis Marit Husmo (Norway): Gender and Total Quality Management Nalini Nayak (India): Women in the South and the North: Sustainable Resources and Viable Communication |
| 3rd. Session |
| Change Practice: Genderating New Meanings (Continued)
Chair/Coordinator: Judith A. Levin (USA) Participants: Judith A. Levin (USA) Muriel S. McClellan (USA) |
Women and Sustainable Fishery (Continued)
Chairs/Coordinators: Nalini Nayak (India) Stella Williams (Nigeria): Economic Role of Women in the Fishing Industry Britt Kramvig (Norway): Respect and Dignity: Femininity and Masculinity in a Fishing Community |
| 4th.Session |
| Gender Issues in Sustainable Agriculture: Theoretical
and
Practical Implications of Current Policies, Programs and Debates Chair: Poranee Natadecha-Sponsel (USA) |
Women and Sustainable Fishery (Continued)
Chair/Coordinator: Marian Binkley (Canada) Barbara Neis (Canada): Marine Stewardship Council and Multilateral Agreement Siri Gerrard (Norway): Women's Work ? People’s Food? |
| 5th. Session |
| VIII: Gendering the Future |
Friday June 25
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| Auditorium 104, Norwegian College of Fishery Science
Capacity: 88 |
Auditorium 105, Norwegian College of Fishery Science
Capacity: 52 |
| 1st.Session: Keynote Speaker |
Aud. 104, College of Fishery Sciences
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| Sinith Sittirak (Thailand)
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| 2nd. Session |
| Organization and Planning
Chair/Coordinator: Zahra Afshari (Iran) Ann-Cathrine Åquist (Sewden): A Gender Perspective on Urban Planning for Sustainability Zahra Afshari (Iran): A Model for Optimal Participation in the Process of Sustainable Development |
Women, Everyday Life and Change
Chair/Coordinator: Souad Mousa Ahmed (Sudan) Souad Mousa Ahmed (Sudan): The Impact of Quality of Life on Psychological Health among Sudanese Household Wives Zuveeda Banu Quraisny (India): Economic Implications of New Economic Policy on Health Sector among the Vulnerable Groups ? Emerging Scenario in India. Päiva Yli-Pietilä (Finland): Constructing Feminist Identities |
| 3rd. Session |
| Women, Everyday Life and Change (Continued)
Chair/Coordinator: Souad Mousa Ahmed (Sudan) Birgitta Rydhagen (Sweden): Feminist Sanitary Engineering in Namaqualand, South Africa Maria Helena Clarke (Brazil): Beyond "Good/Bad Mothering": Understanding the Abortion Decision of British Women from the Third World |
| 4th. Session |
| 5th. Session |