| XII: The Women’s Movement/Feminist Activism Worldwide |
Monday June 21
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| Auditorium B 1005, Faculty of Social Sciences / Faculty
of
Humanities. Capacity: 140 |
Room B 1004, Faculty of Social Sciences / Faculty of
Humanities. Capacity: 40 |
| 1st. Session: Keynote Speaker |
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| 2nd. Session |
| Women’s Studies Around the World
Chair/Coordinator: Tao Jie (China) Alison Laurie (New Zealand): Queering Women’s Studies – Teaching Lesbian Studies/Queer Studies in the Academy Tao Jie (China): New Developments at the Women's Studies Centre of Peking University |
Unfinished Educational Issues for Women's Studies
Chair/Coordinator: Florence Howe (USA) Mariam Chamberlain (USA): What the Curriculum Needs to Teach about Economic Inequalities Florence Howe (USA): Agenda for the Next 30 Years Betty Dooley (USA): Reflections: Twenty Years of Experience Mona Elisassen (Sweden): Teaching About Violence Against Women in a 'Gender Equal’ Society |
| 3rd Session |
| Gender in Transition
Chair/Coordinator: Liliana Pagu (Romania) Kira Mouravieva (Russia) Are They Still Strong Enough? The Russian Feminist Movement in a New Socio-Economic Situation Nighat Said Khan (Pakistan): Whatever Happened to the Women’s Movement? Liliana Pagu (Romania): Equal Status for Women and Men in Central and Eastern Europe’s Countries: Coalitions for Regional Action |
Sociologists for Women in Society: The Women's Movement
within a Discipline (Workshop)
Chair/Coordinator: Hannah Wartenberg (USA) Participants: Marcia Texler Segal (USA) Berit Ås (Norway) Patricia Ulbrich (USA) |
| 4th. Session |
| Gender in Transition (Continued)
Chair/Coordinator: Rose Shayo (Tanzania) Dahlia Moore (Israel): Barriers to Women’s Rebellion Afaf Gadalla (Egypt): The Role of Women in Social Reform in Egypt Rose Shayo (Tanzania): Making Gender Part of the Transformation |
| 5th. Session |
| Developing Graduate Programs in Women's, Gender and
Feminist Studies: Issues, Controversies and Experiences (Workshop)
Chair/Coordinator: Electa Arenal (USA) Participants: Dafna Izraeli (Israel) Miglena Nikolchina (Hungary) Anneth Eliawony Meena (Tanzania) |
| XII: The Women’s Movement/Feminist Activism Worldwide |
Tuesday June 22
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| Auditorium B 1005, Faculty of Social Sciences / Faculty
of
Humanities. Capacity: 140 |
Room B 1004, Faculty of Social Sciences / Faculty of
Humanities. Capacity: 40 |
| 1st. Session: Keynote Speaker |
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| 2nd. Session |
| The '”New” Women’s Movement in the Nordic Countries
(Workshop)
Chair/Coordinator: Beatrice Halsaa (Norway) Participants: Sigridur Duna Kristmundsdottir (Iceland) Maria Grönroos (Finland) Solveig Bergman (Finland) Gunvor Ngarambe (Sweden): Nordic Women Work Together ? Women in the Forefront of the Welfare State |
Women's Grassroots Movements' Contribution to Democratization
(Workshop)
Chair/Coordinator: Jill Bystydziensky (USA) Irene Tong (Hong Kong): Re-inheriting Women in Decolonizing Hong Kong Alicja Muszynski (Canada): Struggling with Diversity: Women, Sexual Assault and the Canadian State Olga Tsepilova (Russia): Feminist Activism in the Regions of Ecological Disasters (Kirishi Case Study) Jill Bystydziensky (USA): Democratization and Women's Grassroots Movements |
| 3rd Session |
| Women's Movements and Internationalization in the
20th Century (Workshop)
Chair/Coordinator: Line Nyhagen Predelli (Norway) Commentator: Christina Carlsson Wetterberg (Sweden) Hilda Rømer Christensen (Denmark): Aspirations for Social Justice and Peace in the Interwar Period: The World's YWCA Compared with Other Intern. Women's Associations untill 1940 Irene Andersson (Sweden): Women’s Unarmed Revolt against War – A Political Protest in Connection with the Women’s League for Peace and Freedom Diana Mulinari (Sweden) Drude Dahlerup (Denmark) |
Are Women Destroying Our Own History? The First Wave
of the Second Wave, Or Remembrance of Things Past (Workshop)
Chair/Coordinator: Pauline B.Bart (USA) Participants: Ailbhe Smyth (Ireland) Amy Elman (USA) Berit Ås (Norway) |
| 4th Session |
| Linking the Chinese and the International Women’s
Movement
Chair/Coordinator: Youli Ge (China) Youli Ge (China): Translating International Feminism and Raising Gender Awareness Liu Bohong (China): Women's Studies in China: The Influence of the '95 Women's Conference ? Influence and Inspiration Yihong Jin (China): Revolution of the Mind? International Feminism Influencing Chinese Women’s Ideology |
Developing an Interdisciplinary Gender Studies Program
and Core Curriculum
Chair/Coordinator: Margaret Madden Margaret Madden (USA): No-man’s Land: Toward an Interdisciplinary Approach to Gender Studies Teresa Langle de Paz (USA): Interdisciplinary Gender Studies Program at Lawrence. |
| 5th Session |
| Linking the Chinese and the International Women’s
Movement (Continued)
Chair/Coordinator: Yuen Ling Wong (China) Yuen Ling Wong (China): Video Presentation as Part of the Workshop Cecilia Milwertz (UK): The Women's Movement in Beijing ? Ideology, Values and Practice |
| XII: The Women’s Movement/Feminist Activism Worldwide |
Wednesday June 23
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| Auditorium B 1005, Faculty of Social Sciences / Faculty
of
Humanities. Capacity: 140 |
Room B 1004, Faculty of Social Sciences / Faculty of
Humanities. Capacity: 40 |
| 1st. Session: Keynote Speaker |
B 1005, Faculty of Social Sciences
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| Solveig Bergman (Finland): Feminist Resistance – A Nordic
Perspective
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| 2nd. Session |
| The Femina Baltica Network: Presentation of Activities
of the Network
Chair/Coordinator: Carita Peltonen (Finland) Participants: Johanna Ulrika Söderholm (Finland) Solvita Vevere (Latvia) Zydrone Morkunaite (Lithuania) |
Women’s Issues around the World
Chair/Coordinator: Helen Lawrence (USA) Voula Lambropoulou (Greece): Greek Minorities Women in Southern Italy Helen Lawrence (USA): Women’s Issues in Latin America Anne Søyland (Norway): Women Across ? New Ways of Developing Strategies, Knowledge and Activities Concerning the Economy of Women and Women in the Economy Claudia M. G. Hasanbegovic (UK): The Politics Evolved on the Disciplining of the Female Bodies in Argentina |
| 3rd Session |
| An Analysis of Good Practices in ODL
(Open and Distance Learning) for Women’s Studies Chair/Coordinator: Sara Goodman (Sweden) Participants: Annamaria Tagliavini (Italy) Magda Michielsens (Netherlands) |
Women’s Issues around the World (Continued)
Chair/Coordinator: Dorothy Rai Brown McCutcheon (Canada) Habiba Zaman (Canada): Paid Work, Multiple Roles, and Socio-Political Consciousness of Women Workers: Reshaping Bangladesh's Future Women's Movement Felicitas Klimpel-Weger (Chile): The Other Side of the Medal Dorothy Rai Brown McCutcheon (Canada): The Feminist Movement in Mumbai, India. How Women in India Organize against Gender Violence |
| 4th Session |
| Research Methodologies and Gender Studies:
Chair/Coordinator: Hesti R. Wijaya (Indonesia) Karin Widerberg (Norway): Doing Body/Texts: An Explorative and Interdisciplinary Approach Iris Rittenhofer (Denmark): Gendering the Scientist Hesti R. Wijaya (Indonesia): Engendering Development Agents: Introducing Time-Effort Theory for Development with a Gender Equity, Research Methodology in Gender Studies |
Academic Journals: the Challenge of Interdisciplinary
Academic Journals in Women’s and Gender Studies (Workshop)
Chair/Coordinator: Hilda Rømer Christensen |
| 5th Session |
| Research Methodologies and Gender Studies: (Continued)
Andrea O’Reilly (Canada): Motherhood and Feminism in Women’s Studies: 1976-2001 Sharzad Mojab: Doing Fieldwork in Totalitarian State: The Politics of Research on Muslim Women |
| XII: The Women’s Movement/Feminist Activism Worldwide |
Thursday June 24
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| Auditorium B 1005, Faculty of Social Sciences / Faculty
of
Humanities. Capacity: 140 |
Room B 1004, Faculty of Social Sciences / Faculty of
Humanities. Capacity: 40 |
| 1st. Session: Keynote Speaker |
B 1005, Faculty of Social Sciences
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| Berit Ås (Norway)
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| 2nd. Session |
| The Women’s Movement Worldwide
Chair/Coordinator: Liabov Shtyleva (Russia) Alena Heitlinger (Canada) and Hana Havelkova (Czech Republic) (Joint Paper): Mediating Czech Women’s Attitudes towards Western Feminism Liabov Shtyleva (Russia): The History of the New Women’s Movement on the Kola Peninsula 1991-1997 Shree Venkatram (India): The Unnati Experience ? Marking Space for Women in the Popular Print Media and using it for Change |
Potential Cross-National Research Collaborations (Workshop)
Chair/Coordinator: Janice Monk (USA) Participants: Linda Basch (USA) Mariam Chamberlain (USA) Ruth Meena (Tanzania) |
| 3rd. Session: Keynote Speaker |
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 |
| 4th.Session |
| The Women’s Movement Worldwide (Continued)
Chair/Coordinator: Ailbhe Smyth (Ireland) Lise Tørnby (Norway): The Women’s Movement Ailbhe Smyth (Ireland): A Momentary View on the Edge of a New Millennium Considering Feminism in Contemporary Ireland Geraldine Moane (Ireland): Liberation Psychology and the Women’s Liberation Movement: The Case of Ireland |
How-To: Preparing Research Proposals for European
Funding (Workshop)
Chair/Coordinator: Gabriele Griffin (UK) Participants: Jalna Hanmer (UK) Rosi Braidotti (Netherlands) Nina Lykke (Denmark) Margarita Birriel Salcedo (Spain) |
| 5th. Session |
| Empowerment and Women’s Global Action
Chair/Coordinator: Hilkka Pietilä (Finland) Vathsala Aithal (Germany): Empowerment and Global Action of Women: Theory and Practice Lizzie Longshaw (Zimbabwe): Women with Disabilities in Business Hilkka Pietilä (Finland): Engendering the Global Agenda: A Success Story of Women and the United Nations |
Issues in Conducting Collaborative International Research
(Workshop)
Chair/Coordinator: Linda Basch (USA) Janice Monk (USA) Norma Ojeda (Mexico) Ruth Ndesanjo Meena (Tanzania) Rose Shayo (Tanzania) Pnina Mlama (Tanzania) Peggy Antrobus (Grenada) Biljana Kasic (Croatia) Linda Christiansen-Ruffman (Canada |
| XII: The Women’s Movement/Feminist Activism Worldwide |
Friday June 25
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| Auditorium B 1005, Faculty of Social Sciences / Faculty
of
Humanities. Capacity: 140 |
Room B 1004, Faculty of Social Sciences / Faculty of
Humanities. Capacity: 40 |
| 1st.Session: Keynote Speaker |
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| 2nd. Session |
| On Organizing International Women’s Conferences (Workshop)
Chair/Coordinator: Dinah Cohen (Australia) Participants: Geraldine Moane (Ireland) Marilyn Safir (Israel) Gerd Bjørhovde (Norway) |
| 3rd. Session |
| The Women’s Movement in the Universities/Feminist
Researchers and the Women's Movement (Workshop) Chair/Coordinator: Linda Christiansen-Ruffman (Canada) Carmen Lambert (Canada) Marilyn Porter (Canada) Keith Louise Fulton (Canada) Francine Descarries (Canada) Pauline Dooley (UK) Paola Melchiori (Italy) Peggy Antrobus (Grenada) Berit Ås (Norway) Angela Miles (Canada) |
| 4th. Session |
| The Women’s Movement in the Universities/Feminist
Researchers and the Women's Movement (Continued) Chair/Coordinator: Linda Christiansen-Ruffman (Canada) |
| 5th. Session |