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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; Berlin Social Science 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 Jena, Germany 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 Hamburg): 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 York 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 Latin 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 London): 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, Budapest) 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 (University of Coimbra): „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. 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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
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