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Sociologists Take Photographs , L The Public Image IVSA 2013 Annual Conference Goldsmiths, CUCR, University of London July 8-10, 2013 Conference Programme CONTENTS 1. Welcome address ................................................................................................... 2 2. Delegate information ............................................................................................. 3 2.1. Registration/help desk .................................................................................... 3 2.2. Venue and travel ............................................................................................. 4 2.3. Breaks .............................................................................................................. 7 2.4. Wifi .................................................................................................................. 8 3. Conference programme at a glance ...................................................................... 9 4. Plenary sessions ................................................................................................... 10 5. Parallel sessions at a glance ................................................................................. 17 5.1. Monday 8 July 2013 ...................................................................................... 17 5.2. Tuesday 9 July 2013 ...................................................................................... 18 5.3. Wednesday 10 July 2013 .............................................................................. 19 6. Workshops, walks, exhibitions, installations and fringe events .......................... 20 7. Parallel sessions programme ............................................................................... 31 7.1. Monday 8 July 2013 ...................................................................................... 31 Monday 11.30 – 13.30 ................................................................................... 32 Monday 14.30 – 16.30 ................................................................................... 43 7.2. Tuesday 9 July 2013 ...................................................................................... 58 Tuesday 9.00 – 11.00 ..................................................................................... 59 Tuesday 11.30 – 13.30 ................................................................................... 75 Tuesday 14.30 – 16.30 ................................................................................... 94 7.3. Wednesday 10 July 2013 ............................................................................ 113 Wednesday 9.00 – 11.00 ............................................................................. 114 Wednesday 11.30 – 13.30 ........................................................................... 128 Wednesday 14.30 – 16.30 ........................................................................... 143 8. Delegate index ................................................................................................... 151 Welcome address Welcome to the International Visual Sociology Association Annual Conference. At CUCR we are delighted to host the conference and to welcome you all to London and Goldsmiths in particular. The conference is inspired by the idea of the ‘public image', taking the lead from recent debates around the role and scope of public sociology. Public sociology endeavours to bring sociology into dialogue with audiences beyond the academy, an open dialogue in which both sides deepen their understanding of public issues: in what ways then can visual sociology meet this challenge to bring a sociological understanding of social life to a vibrant, active and diverse public? Many streams in the conference address this question from diverse perspectives, including issues of activism and engagement, public and private images, resilience and urban change, new visual methodologies and many more. Indeed the response to our call for proposals on these topics was overwhelming. The call for panels and papers has had a success that far exceeded our expectations: thank you so much to all those who submitted proposals and have helped make this happen. The result of this collaborative work is a large number of very diverse and exciting sessions, with delegates coming from and doing research on an impressively diverse range of places and approaches, making the conference truly global and interdisciplinary. As organizers we have lived with the image of the conference for a long time now, and we really look forward to experiencing it with you all: we hope it will be an exciting and memorable event for everyone. IVSA2013 Organizing Committee Monica Sassatelli and Alison Rooke (CUCR directors) Douglas Harper (IVSA President) Caroline Knowles (Professor of sociology, former director CUCR) Alex Rhys-Taylor (CUCR deputy director) Carolina Ramirez (Conference coordinator) 2 2. Delegate information 2.1. Registration/help desk Staff will be available in the Ian Gulland (IG) foyer to register delegates throughout the conference from 8.30 to 16.30 hrs. At registration you will receive your conference pack, including this programme. You will also be given your conference badge which must be worn at all times during the event. Contact at the conference The main medium of communication with the conference coordinator is via email. Please contact Carolina Ramirez via [email protected] . During the conference emergency messages can be left at the registration/helpdesk. A notice board with relevant up-dates about the conference will be on display besides the registration desk. Delegates can also leave important messages to each other in this notice board. Ambassadors will be around college with identifiable t-shirts to assist delegates. Before each panel, they will be assisting chairs and panellists to set their presentations and test the equipment. 3 2.2. Venue and travel Goldsmiths, University of London New Cross, London, SE14 6NW, UK Goldsmiths is located in New Cross, South East London. Vibrant, urban, and with great transport connections to Central London, it's an ideal base for experiencing and enjoying the capital. Routes to get here include: 5 minutes’ walk from both New Cross and New Cross Gate stations (zone 2), on the main rail network and London overground. The major bus routes including 21, 36, 53, 136, 171, 172, 177, 225, 321, 343, 436, 453. 10 minutes' walk from Deptford Bridge Docklands Light Railway (DLR) station. To move around London and plan your route in advance, we advise you to visit: Journey Planner (http://journeyplanner.tfl.gov.uk). Transport for London (www.tfl.gov.uk). National Rail Enquiries (www.nationalrail.co.uk). 4 Campus Map The main buildings where the conference will take place are the Ian Gulland (IG), both foyer and lecture theatre (34 on campus map), New Academic Building (NAB) (02 on campus map) and the Richard Hoggart Building (25 on campus map, see also floor plan on next page). 5 Richard Hoggart Building Ground Floor Plan 6 2.3. Breaks Tea and Coffee Refreshments and biscuits will be served in the Ian Gulland (IG) Foyer and New Academic Building (NAB) Foyer during morning and afternoon breaks. Lunch (not provided) Lunch will not be provided during the conference. We have made a selection of recommended places, both on campus and off campus. All of them have affordable options and some of them offer set menus. New Academic Building cafe New Academic Building An on campus café with a selection if sandwiches and salads, cold and hot drinks. Natura Cafe Dixon road Tiananmen building (the green room) Vegetarian restaurant based in the first floor of the Goldsmiths’ Student Union Building (see number 28 in the map). Some popular options are Mix Salad £ 4.50 Soup of the Day £ 3.70 Pasta £ 4.70 Specials of the day £ 5.20 The Thailand 15 Lewisham Way, New Cross SE14 6PP The Thailand serves Thai and Laos cuisine in a relaxed atmosphere. It is located opposite Goldsmiths library. Along with dishes a la carte, it offers set menus. As a reference: Starter + main dish £4.75 7 Noodle & Rice 5 Lewisham Way New Cross SE14 6PP This is a Chinese/Japanese restaurant which offers set menus as follows: 2 courses with rice £4.50 Goldsmiths Cafe 25 Lewisham Way New Cross SE14 6PP The Goldsmiths Cafe is a traditional greasy spoon, with great hearty meals for between £3.50 and £6.50. Reyna 379-383 New Cross Rd, New Cross SE14 6AT A wonderful and very well priced Turkish restaurant on New Cross Road. As a reference Pizzas (Lahmacun) start at £2.25 and a (very large) mixed grill is £12.50. Madison’s Express 2D Lewisham Way, New Cross SE14 6PP A family run business right on the edge of Goldsmiths campus and serves an assortment of very affordable sandwiches, jacket potatoes, pasta dishes and Turkish pastries. 2.4. Wifi Wireless Connection will be provided. Go to the registration/help desk to obtain a user name and password to access the wireless. Eudoram wireless internet is available throughout Goldsmiths for already registered users as well. Delegates need to use their own laptops. 8 3. Conference programme at a glance TIME ACTIVITY LOCATION MONDAY (8 July) 8.30- 4.30 Registration/help desk open IG Foyer Plenary Session Welcome address , M. Sassatelli and A. Rooke 9.30-11.00 Terrible Beauty: the Public Eye of De-Industrialization , D. Harper IG Lecture Theatre Presentation of Rieger Award 11.00-11.30 Break IG Foyer; NAB Foyer 11.30-1.30 Parallel sessions Various NAB, RHB: see sections 5 and 7. 1.30-2.30 Break - 2.30-4.30
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