International Conference on Cross Movement Mobilization 05 – 08 April 2017, Bochum

Wednesday, April 5, 2017 Location: ISB

16:10 Entrance 16:40-17:30 Welcome Address Stefan Berger (ISB/ RUB), Sabrina Zajak (ISB/RUB), Geoffrey Pleyers (ISA 47), Simon Teune (IPB), Jens Becker(HBS) 17:30-19:30 Opening Discussion Cross-Movement Mobilization as a Conceptual and Practical Challenge Donatella della Porta, Centre of Social Movements Studies; Scuola Normale Superior Florence Dieter Rucht, Protest and social Movement Research Institute; Center Peter Evans, University of California, Berkeley; Watson Institute for International Studies and Public Affairs, Brown University

19:30- 20:00 Reception 20:00- open end Drink and think: Poster Session

Thursday, April 6, 2017 Location: Ruhr-University Bochum / HIC

08:30-10:00 Morning plenary

Theorizing cross movement alliances: social movement, labour and postcolonial studies in dialogue Klaus Dörre, University of , Mario Diani, University of Trento, Italy Janet M. Conway, Canada research Chair in Social Justice, Brock University, Canada Chair: Geoffrey Pleyers, Université catholique de Louvain, Belgium Panel Slot A

Room: Panel 9.1. Cross-Movement Convergences: The Urban as Opportunity or Limitation? IC 03/604 Organizers: Margit Mayer, David Scheller Chair/Discussant: Margit Mayer 1. Justus Uitermark (University of Amsterdam): The urban vortex. Connections across cities and movements 2. Nina Fraeser (Hafen-City Uni ): Commoning as solidarity practice: the social-spatial reproduction of urban social movements 3. David Scheller (FH Potsdam): Beyond housing movements? Convergences of urban social movements in Berlin and New Room: Panel 7.1: The Next Polanyian Movement? Mobilization in Times of Global Capitalism. IC 03/606 Organizers: Saskia Freye, Sascha Münnich 1. Michael Brie (IFG, Berlin): From the “Double Movement” to a Space of Alternatives 2. Sascha Münnich (University of Göttingen): The non-liberal origins of (neo) liberalism

Room: Panel 2.1: Engaging Difference - Lessons from Cross Movement Mobilizations in America: Inter-movement IC 03/610 Dynamics in Struggles Against Extractivism 10:30- Organizers: Eva Kalny, Johanna Leinius, Marco Antonio Teixeira Discussant: Johanna Leinius 1. Sebastián Smart (UCL Institute of the Americas): Latin-American Social Movements against Extractivism 12:00 2. Johanna Leinius (Goethe University Frankfurt): Mobilizing Across Different Worlds: Creating Counter-Hegemonic Alternatives from the Margins in Peru 3. Eva Kalny (University of Hannover): Transciendo movimientos: la lucha contra el neoliberalismo en el Petén, Guatemala Room: Panel 13.1: Joint Actions against Austerity Politics: Discourse and Strategies in the Anti-Austerity Mobilization, IC 03/647 Organizers: Rubén Díez Garcia, Ana-Maria Nikolas 1. Oscar Garcia Agustin (Aalborg University, Denmark) Anti-austerity movements interconnected: discourse, dialogism and translation 2. Paolo Gerbaudo (King’s College ): A strange alliance: precarious movements, poor people movements and declining middle class protest in anti-austerity struggles. 3. Angelos Loukakis (University of Crete): Anti-austerity protests and new forms of solidarity: one movement?

Room: Panel: 6: Alliances as Co-Optation. Social Movements between Professionalisation and Depolitisation. HIC Organizers: Shelley Feldman, Eva Gerharz (Auditorium) 1. Antje Daniel (Bayreuth University) Organizing change – changing organization: The women’s movement in Kenya and the influence of the development nexus 2. Fabrício Mello ( Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro): Co-optation or Asymmetry? Development and Contention in the Transnational Alliance of a South African Social Movement 3. Cleve Kevin Robert V. Arguelles (Central European University, ) Neoliberal absorption or deliberative capacity building? Assessing social movement participation in participatory interventions

4. Sabrina Zajak & Sigrid Quack (Ruhr Uni Bochum & University Duisburg Essen): (Un-)holy Alliances between social movements and business_ cooperation as economization Room: Panel 8.1: Transnational Cross-Movement Alliances, Coalitional Power and the New Global Politics of Labour, IC 03/649 Organizers: Marissa Brookes, Sabrina Zajak Comment: Britta Rehder

1. Stefan R. Siebel (RMIT University, Australia): Transnational workplace democracies as a catalyst for strategic alliances between new social movements and traditional labour politics 2. Cassandra Engeman (University of California): Unpacking Union Power Resources: How Organized Labor Contributes to Cross-movement Campaigns for U.S. Paid Sick Leave 3. Melanie Kryst (Philipps Universität Marburg): How to target banana companies: Complementary strategies of labour unions and NGOs in the agricultural sector 4. Giulia Gortanutti , Johanna Lauber , Ana-Maria Nikolas und Sabrina Zajak (RUB): Talking about the same but different? Alliances and cooperation in social movement and industrial relations theory.

12:00-13:00 Lunchbreak

Panel Slot B Room: Panel 3: Cross-Movement Mobilization in Conflicts over Large-Scale Mining. IC 03/604 Organizers: Bettina Engels, Melanie Müller 1. Kristina Dietz (FU Berlin): Protest and democracy: citizens' initiatives against mining projects in Latin America 2. Sorina Cristina Soare (University of Florence): Environmental mobilization after accession: the case of Rosia Montana 13:00- 3. Bettina Engels (FU Berlin): First food, then morals? Claims, actors, and resources in protest against gold mining in Burkina Faso 14:30 4. Melanie Müller (SWP Berlin): Coal kills - kill coal. Conflicts over coal mining in South Africa. Room: Panel 7.2: The Next Polanyian Movement? Mobilization in Times of Global Capitalism. IC 03/606 Organizers: Saskia Freye, Sascha Münnich

1. Heide Haas & Katharina Leganke (University of Göttingen): Connecting with the First or the Third World?: Two Paths Toward the Cross - National Movement Mobilization in the Japanese Global Sixties 2. Hugo Dias (): „Labour, solidarity and the self-protection of society“ 3. Martin Seeliger (University of Jena): Ambivalences in the Countermovement – Does re- embedding take place as a general move towards more equity?

Room: Panel 2.2: Engaging Difference - Lessons from Cross Movement Mobilizations in Latin America: The Relations IC 03/610 Between Labor and Other Movements Organizers: Eva Kalny, Johanna Leinius, Marco Antonio Teixeira

1. Juliana Ramos Luiz & Marco Antonio Teixeira (Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro): Cross- movement mobilizations in Latin America: lessons from the MERCOSUR Confederation of the Family Farmer Producer 2. María Maneiro (Universidad de Buenos Aires-CONICET): Itinerarios diferenciales y articulaciones en la movilización organizaciones de trabajadores desocupados (2009-2012) 3. Kai A. Heidemann (University College, Maastricht University): When schools become sites of protest and mobilization: A look at the rise of community-based schooling in Argentina (and beyond) Room: Panel 13.2: Joint Actions against Austerity Politics: Discourse and Strategies in the Anti-Austerity Mobilization, IC 03/647 Organizers: Rubén Díez Garcia, Ana-Maria Nikolas

1. Martín Portos G. & Tiago Carvalho (Cosmos, Scuola Normale Superiore & University of Cambridge): Alliance Building and eventful performances against austerity: Spanish and Portuguese trajectories of mobilization in the shadow of Great Recession, 2008-2014 2. Carolina Alves Vestena (University Kassel): Anti-Austerity protests in Portugal and France: between opportunities and strategies 3. Andrea Felicetti (European University Institute): Handling cross-movement mobilization: ‘convergence des luttes’ and deliberation in the nuit debout movement. 4. Ana-Maria Nikolas (Ruhr-Universität Bochum): Networks in the anti-austerity protests. Measuring anti-austerity cooperation through events. Room: Panel 9.2: Cross-Movement Convergences: The Urban as Opportunity or Limitation? Organizers: Margit Mayer, David Scheller

IC 03/649 1. Esin Ileri (EHESS, Paris): Social Movements in Istanbul 2. Inés Morales Bernardos (ISEC, University of Córdoba) & Mamen Cuéllar Padilla (ISEC, University of Córdoba) : Athens, cross-movement convergences to reconstruct urban food autonomy in times of crisis 3. Sebastián Ibarra González (Amsterdam Institute for Social Science Research): Urban Struggles in Santiago de Chile. Between local-territorial embeddedness and fragmentation of claims 14:30 – 15:00 Break

Panel Slot C (Long) Room: Panel 8.2: Transnational Cross-Movement Alliances, Coalitional Power and the New Global Politics of Labour, IC 03/604 Session 2 Organizers: Marissa Brookes, Sabrina Zajak Comment: Klaus Dörre

1. Zach McKenny (University of Tennessee-Knoxville): The State of the Union? Commodity Chains and Labor Organizing Outcomes at Volkswagen Group of North America2. 2. Stefan Rother (Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg): Social movement unionism in Asia 3. Manfred Wannöffel (Ruhr Universität Bochum): Networking and a two-track strategy : perspectives of international trade union activities in India 4. Jan Niggemeier (Freie Universität Berlin): Going Global, but How? Diversity in Transnationalisation Processes of Labour Activism in Japan 5. Peter Waterman (Erasmus Universität Rotterdam): Global Labour Charter Movement

Room: Panel 19: Actors or Tactics? Dynamics of Broad Coalitions and Repertoires of Contention for Political IC 03/606 Transformation. Organizers: Nina-Kathrin Wienkoop, Jan Philipp Vatthauer

1. Jannis Grimm (Berlin Graduate School Muslim Cultures and Societies / FU Berlin): Contentious Dynamics and Evolving Repertoires in Post-Coup Egypt 15:00- 2. Jan-Erik Refle (Universität Lausanne): Combining networks and framing - How a Tunisian civil society coalition frames pro democratic claims 17:00 3. Andrea Noll & Jan Budniok (Universität Hamburg): Cross-movement mobilization, cooperation and segmentation among social movements in Ghana Room: Panel 2.3: Engaging Difference - Lessons from Cross Movement Mobilizations in Latin America: Feminist and IC 03/610 Decolonial Pedagogic Approaches to Inter-Movement Encounters Organizers: Eva Kalny, Johanna Leinius, Marco Antonio Teixeira Discussants: Eva Kalny and Johanna Leinius

1. Janet Conway & Anabel Paulos (Brock University): Popular feminism, cross-movement mobilization and the decolonial challenge 2. Mar Daza (Programa Democracia y Transformación Global, Peru): Los nuevos saberes feministas desde nuestros cuerpos-territorios-vida 3. Ivette Hernández (UCL Institute of Education): Territorial assemblies and cross-movement mobilisation in the 2011 Chilean student movement 4. Simone da Silva Ribeiro Gomes (IESP- UERJ, Rio de Janeiro) Culture against narcoviolence: Lessons from popular mobilizations in Brazil and México Room: Panel 13.3: Joint Actions against Austerity Politics: Discourse and Strategies in the Anti-Austerity Mobilization, IC 03/647 Workshop Organizers: Rubén Díez Garcia, Ana-Maria Nikolas

Robert MacDonald, Maite Aurrekoetxea Casaus & Martin Zuñiga de Loizaga & Jone Goirigolzarri Garaizar , Arturo Rodríguez Sáez & Silvia Semenzin, Pedro Ibarra & Ariel Sribman, Bernd Bonfert Room: Panel 14: Mediated Collaborations IC 03/649 Organizers: Simon Teune, Armin Scholl

1. Amoshaun Toft (University of Washington): From civil rights to the occupy movement: Talking across issues in activist media 2. Asli Polatdemir (Universität ): Vitrines of Women's Movements in Turkey: Empowerment and Websites 3. Niamatullah Ibrahimi (Australian National University): Rumours and Gossips and Contentious Politics in Afghanistan, 2001-2016 4. Armin Scholl & Julia Völker (Universität Münster): Activistsʼ Use of Twitter in the Conflict at the Oranienplatz (Berlin) 17:00-17:30 Break

17:30- 19:00 Evening session: Bridging the activist-academic divide

Discussants: Cristina Flesher Fominaya University of Aberdeen, UK ; Geoffrey Pleyers Université de Louvain, Belgium , Alissa Starodub (Activist and Ruhr-University Bochum), Janis Klusman (Activist, trade union for education and science, Germany) Session moderation: Eva Gerharz (Ruhr-University) 19:30 Dinner on campus Friday, April 7, 2017 Location: Ruhr-University Bochum / HIC

Room:IC 03/604 (08:00 - 10:00) Meeting of the Group Gender Movements at the IS Panel Slot D Room: Panel 18.1: Cross-Movement Mobilization of Women's Movements/Gender Movements and Progressive Social IC 03/604 Movements. 10:00- Organizers: Ilse Lenz

11:30 1. Ilse Lenz (Emeritus Prof. Ruhr-University Bochum ): Challenges for research on crossmobilisation of gender movements 2. Beatrice Halsaa ( University of Oslo) : National and transnational mobilization of indigenous women in Norway and Sápm 3. Friederike Apelt (Leibniz University ) : Mobilization of Women in the West German Solidarity Movement with Nicaragua Room: Panel 5.1: Protest Waves or Cross-Movement Mobilizations? How do Movements Influence Other Movements' IC 03/606 Mobilizations? Session 1: Theoretical Perspectives Organizers: Britta Baumgarten, Sebastian Haunss, Jochen Roose

1. Kevin Gillan (University of Manchester): What's Wrong with Waves or Sequences? Understanding Temporality in Social Movement Research 2. Lisa Villioth (): Protest Professionals? Is it the protest that spreads or is it the protestor that travels? 3. Jochen Roose (University of Wroclaw): Mobilization by Example Room: Panel 10.1: Cross-Movement Mobilization against TTIP. IC 03/610 Organizers: Giulia Gortanutti, Jan Orbie, Aukje van Loon

1. Patricia Goff (Wilfrid Laurier University, Balsillie School of International Affairs): Cross-Movement Mobilization in Canada and the United States: The Dog that Didn’t Bark? 2. Tereza Novotna (Université libre de Bruxelles): From Cross-Movement Mobilisation to Public Discourse: TTIP and its Potential Failure across the Atlantic 3. Paolo Roberto Graziano (University of Padova): Europeanization and Social Movements: The Case of the Stop- TTIP campaign Room: Panel 11.1: Moving Boundaries - Building Bridges. The Remaking of the Environmental Movement, Session 1 IC 03/647 Organizers: Jana Bosse, Romina Ranke

1. Mundo Yang (Universität Siegen): Innovations of Green Participation In- and Outside Environmental Movements 2. Francesca Colli (University of Leuven): Green consumption groups: mobilization between individuals and institutions 3. Jana Bosse (Freie Universität Berlin) Projects Instead of Protest – The Example of a Transition Town Initiative Room: Panel 4: Cross-Movement Mobilization in Conflicts over Migration and Asylum. IC 03/649 Organizers: Priska Daphi, Leslie Gauditz, Lorenzo Zamponi

1. Elias Steinhilper (Scuola Normale Superiore): Mobilizing within precarious networks of solidarity: The case of self- organized refugee-activism in Berlin, Germany 2. Jiří Navrátil (Masaryk University, Czech Republic): Fear and Loathing in the Czech Republic: Political Elites - Civil Society Interaction in the Public Discourse on the Refugee Crisis 3. Nicole Dörr (University of ): LGBT and Gender Coalition Work as a Critical Political Translation Practice: the Danish and German Refugee Solidarity Movements in Comparison 4. Chiara Milan (Scuola Normale Superiore): Solidarity with migrants across the so-called “Western Balkan route" 11:30 -12:00 Break Panel Slot E Panel 18.2: Cross-Movement Mobilization of Women's Movements/Gender Movements and Progressive Social 12:00-13:30 Room: IC 03/604 Movements. Organizers: Ilse Lenz

First session (1): LGBTI and intimate/local citizenship 1. Francesca Romana Ammaturo (University of Roehampton, London): The Italian Debate on “Gestational Surrogacy” and the Tensions inside the Italian LGBT Movement Second Session (2): Sex Work and crossmovements contentions 1. Trine Rogg Korsvik (Universität Olso): "The Great Nordic War over Sexual Morality": Feminist and other social movements’ mobilization against prostitution 2. Joana Hofstetter (Universität Freiburg): The Contemporary Sex Worker Movement in in the Context of Neo-Abolitionism and Repressive Policies

Room: Panel 5.2: Protest Waves or Cross-Movement Mobilizations? How do Movements Influence Other Movements' IC 03/606 Mobilizations? Session 2: Case Studies Organizers: Britta Baumgarten, Sebastian Haunss, Jochen Roose

1. Baran Alp Uncu (Marmara University, Istanbul): Impact of ‘eventful protests’ on cross-movement alliances: Solidarity across movements after the Gezi protests 2. Annette Freyberg-Inan (University of Amsterdam) & Christian Scholl (University of Maastricht): “We are the University!” Connecting Protest on Europe’s Campuses 3. Jed Alegado (Erasmus University Rotterdam): The Global in the Local: The Role of Social Movements in Food Sovereignty Diffusion in the Philippines 4. Jana Günther (Technische Universität Dresden): “Fragile Solidarity” – Relations between issues of gender and class as a factor of mobilization in early feminist movements Room: Panel 10.2: Cross-Movement Mobilization against TTIP. IC 03/610 Organizers: Giulia Gortanutti, Jan Orbie, Aukje von Loon

1. Kees Hudig (Independent researcher): From MAI to TTIP: Globalization, protest-movements, and the brave new world of NGO’s 2. Aukje van Loon (): Diverging German and British Governmental Trade Policy Preferences in the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) Negotiations Room: Panel 11.2: Moving Boundaries - Building Bridges. The Remaking of the Environmental Movement. IC 03/647 Organizers: Jana Bosse, Romina Ranke

1. Renata Motta (Freie Universität Berlin): Bridging Environments 2. Bleta Arifi & Georg Winkel (Universität Freiburg): The contestation of wind energy in Germany and the production of a conservationist ‘people’s movement’: Analysing local conflicts about wind energy use 3. Anna Wiemann (Deutsches Institut für Japanstudien): Network-Building in Movement Waves: The Japanese Anti- Nuclear Movement since Fukushima 4. Romina Ranke: Room: Panel 17.1: New Social Movements and the Labour Movement: Cross-Movement Mobilization since 1968. IC 03/649 Organizers: Ulf Teichmann, Christian Wicke Comment: Stefan Berger 1. Marica Tolomelli (Universitá di Bologna): Encounters. Capital, labor and culture in 1968 2. David Templin (Forschungsstelle für Zeitgeschichte Hamburg): The hidden presence of working class youth protests in the West German Jugendzentrumsbewegung of the 1970s 3. Christian Wicke (Utrecht University): Workers initiatives and urban movements in the Ruhr and Sydney 13:30-14:30 Lunchbreak Panel Slot F Room: Panel 18.3: Cross-Movement Mobilization of Women's Movements/Gender Movements and Progressive Social IC 03/604 Movements. Organizer: Ilse Lenz

1. Asli Polatdemir (Universität Bremen): Vitrines of Women's Movements in Turkey: Empowerment and Websites 2. Corinna Trogisch (Rosa-Luxemburg Stiftung): Socialist feminism in Turkey between mass organisation and small networks 3. Barbara Stefan (Universität Wien): Masculinity as precondition of “the political” Room: Panel 5.3: Protest Waves or Cross-Movement Mobilizations? How do Movements Influence Other Movements' 14:30- IC 03/606 Mobilizations? Session 3: Country Comparisons Organizers: Britta Baumgarten, Sebastian Haunss, Jochen Roose 16:00 1. Jan Jämte, Måns Lundstedt & Magnus Wennerhag (Södertörns University, ): Radical Left-Libertarian Protests. Transnational diffusion between three Northern European countries 2. Rubén Díez Garcia (Universidad Carlos III de ): The Historical and Cultural Roots of the Current Wave of Indignation 3. Magdalena Tendera (Jagiellonen-Universität): Student Protest and the Left. The Cross-movement Mobilization in the Balkans 4. Kei Takata (University of Duisburg-Essen): Connecting with the First or the Third World? Two Paths Toward the Cross-National Movement Mobilization in the Japanese Global Sixties Room: Panel 16: Changes in Protest Repertoires Reconsidered: Effects of Cross-Movement Mobilization. Organizers: Felix Anderl, Priska Daphi, Nicole Deitelhoff IC 03/610 1. Deniz Günce Demirhisar (École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales, CADIS): Living Together In A Protest Camp: Repertoire Of Gezi Park Occupation 2. Christian Scholl (University of Maastricht): The Political Grammar Of Summit Protest As Transnational Repertoire Of Action 3. Grzegorz Piotrowski (European Solidarity Centre, Gdansk): Beyond Internal Division Of Labor: Alliances With Radical Social Movements Room: Panel 12: The Global Justice Movement Today: What Lessons Learned? IC 03/647 Organizers: Johanna Lauber, Geoffrey Pleyers

1. Geoffrey Pleyers (Catholic University of Louvain): "From the World Social Forum to Trump. What have we failed? A critical balance of the alter-globalization movement and social movement studies" 2. Benjamin Bunk (): “The World Social Forum as space for (self-)formation processes. Or: Individuals as structure of cross-movement mobilization?” 3. Cristina Flesher Fominaya (University of Aberdeen): “The role of the Global Justice Movement in setting the basis for the 15-M movement in Spain” 4. Britta Baumgarten (Centre for Research and Studies in Sociology, University Institute of Lisbon (CIES-IUL): “The Legacies of the Global Justice Movement in the Portuguese Anti-Austerity Protests” Room: Panel 17.2: New Social Movements and the Labour Movement: Cross-Movement Mobilization since 1968. IC 03/649 Organizers: Ulf Teichmann, Christian Wicke Comment: Stefan Berger 1. Charles Roemer (Université libre de Bruxelles): The boycott dilemma: Anti-apartheid actions and Western European trade unions in the 1970s and 80s 2. Ulf Teichmann (Institut für soziale Bewegungen, Bochum): Protests for ‚work and peace‘. Trade unions, the peace movement and peace initiatives on a plant level in West-Germany in the 1980s 16:00-16:30 Break 16:30-17:00 Meet the Editor With following journals: social movement studies, moving the social, global labour journal Evening session Cross-movement mobilization: a cure to desolidarisation and rising populism? 17:30-19:00 Discussant: Shelley Feldman, Cornell University, USA Daniele Di Nunzio Fondazione Di Vittorio, Italy Barbara Geier, Education and Science Workers’ Union, Germany activist tbc Moderators: Sabrina Zajak (Ruhr-University Bochum) 19:30 Dinner in Town

Saturday, April 8, 2017

Morning10:00 Industrial heritage in the Ruhr-region. Visit of the biggest mining museum in Germany (including visiting a mine underground) http://www.bergbaumuseum.de/en/visitor-information