Gender and Power in the New Europe (Lund, Sweden; 2003 August 19-24)
"Serguei Alex. Oushakine" <[email protected]> Sun, 25 Aug 2002 11:03:31 +0200
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2003 August 19-24
Lund, Sweden
Gender and Power in the New Europe intersections of ethnicity, class,
disability, sexualities and generations
5th European Feminist Research Conference.
Preregistration and information at
www.5thfeminist.lu.se
The theme of the 5th European Feminist Research Conference, in Lund
19-24 august 2003, is that of the changing configurations of Gender
and Power in the New Europe intersections of ethnicity, class,
disability, sexualities and generations. The conference has the
general purpose of highlighting European feminist research and
specifically focusing upon the gender analyses of the changing
contemporary European context.
The European Feminist Research Conference is held every third year
and serves to present the most current research and theoretical
debates as well as to provide a forum for the development of new
research projects and educational cooperation.
AIMS
The aim of the conference is to:
· be a high-level forum for gender researchers from all of Europe
· facilitate networking between gender researchers and
· integrate younger researchers into the field (the Next GENDERation).
Central to contemporary developments in feminist and gender theory
are the debates concerning the understanding and theorizing of gender
together with issues such as sexuality, class, ethnicity, and
migration. The problematization and further developments of concepts
and research will be central to the conference.
PARTICIPANTS
The conference is open to experts, established researchers as well as
younger researchers. We will particularly emphasize two groups of
participants; these are doctoral students and younger researchers in
Europe and researchers from universities and institutions in the NIS
and former "Eastern" European states.
Librarians and documentalists working in the field of gender studies
are especially welcome. Additionally, there will be space for
meetings of associated specialists such as equality experts.
CONFERENCE ORGANIZATION
Along with thematic workshops, the conference will include plenary
presentations and panels of leading researchers as well as the next
"genderation" in the field.
This conference is being hosted by the Centre for Gender Studies,
Lund University, Sweden and jointly organized by Department of
Gender Studies at Linköping University, AOIFE (The Association of
Insitutions for Feminist Education and Research in Europe), ATHENA
(Advanced Thematic Network in Activities in Women's Studies in
Europe, Socrates Thematic Network Project), The next GENDERation
PRELIMINARY THEMATIC WORKSHOPS
The conference workshops will be organised in streams around themes
or concepts, which all may illuminate, integrate, question or
deconstruct the central categories of class, ethnicity, disability,
sexualities and generations. Preliminary workshop themes are:
Changing Europe
Nations and Nationalism
Challenging Racism
Buying Bodies
Equality
Equality Work
Universalism and Particularism
Comparative Studies
Resistance and Empowerment
Women's Movements
Human Rights
Organisation
Normativity and Hegemony
Norms and Regulations
Renaming the Categories
Masculinities
Academy
Equality in the Academy
Ethics and Pedagogy
Knowledge and Pedagogy
Science and Technology Studies and Feminism
Bodies and Health
Human and Machines
Space/ Environment
Violence
War and Peace
Militarisation
Relations and Violence
Global Europe
The Inside and the Outside
Colonial History
Migration/Global restructuring
Women's/Gender/Feminist Studies in Europe
Research Policy
Institutionalisation
As an Academic Field
Theory, Methodology and Epistemology
Postmodernism/Materialism
Narrative, Oral and Biographical Methods
Research Ethics
Language, Images and Representation
Arts and Literature
Cultural Critics
Media and Fiction
Thank you for your kind attention to this matter. Please contact us
if you have questions or comments.
Best regards
Sara Goodman and Anna-Karin Persson
for the Organising Committee
[email protected]