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Program and abstracts 15th Biennial Conference of ERGOMAS To be held at Lisbon, Portugal 17 – 21 June 2019 Program Program per day Keynote Address: Truth in Military Studies: Lessons for Producers and Consumers of Research on the Military David R. Segal We are delighted to announce that long-time time ERGOMAS member and contributor David R. Segal will deliver the keynote address entitled Truth in Military Studies: Lessons for Producers and Consumers of Research on the Military. David R. Segal is a world-renowned sociologist, who specializes in civil-military relations, military manpower and personnel, and military organization. He is a distinguished scholar- teacher and professor emeritus of sociology at the University of Maryland. He is the founding director of the Center for Research on Military Organization, and is a former president of the Inter-University Seminar on Armed Forces and Society, as well as a former editor of the journal Armed Forces & Society. He has also served as president of the District of Columbia Sociological Society and of the Section on Armed Forces and Conflict Resolution of the International Sociological Association, and chair of the Section on Peace, War, and Social Conflict of the American Sociological Association. His most notable works include Recruiting for Uncle Sam, The Postmodern Military (co-edited with Charles Moskos and John Allen Williams), Peacekeepers and Their Wives (coauthored with Mady Wechsler Segal), and the four volume anthology, Military Sociology (co-edited with James Burk). He worked with the White House during the Obama administration on military spouse issues, has frequently testified to Congress on diversity in the military and social science contributions to national security, and has been a consultant to several federal agencies. Since retirement, he has served as a Selective Service Board member and as a member of the US Army Educational Advisory Committee. Last year he and Mady Segal were joint recipients of ii the University of Chicago Alumni Professional Achievement Award for the impact of their work on American military manpower and personnel policy, the quality of life of soldiers and their families, and the teaching of sociology at military academies. iii Program Overview ERGOMAS 15th Biennial Conference – Lisbon 17-21 June 2019 Monday Tuesday 18th Wednesday 19th Thursday 20th Friday 21th 17th 08:30-09:30 Registration & Coffee :30-11:00 Opening Plenary Parallel Sessions 4 Plenary Session: Military studies in a Parallel Sessions11 Address by ERGOMAS President Military and Police Relations - 3 post-truth society: visions from Civilian Control of the Armed Forces Address by Portuguese Secretary of Public Opinion-Mass Media Military - around the world - 6 State for Defense 2 Military and Police Relations - 6 Critical Military Studies - 2 Critical Military Studies - 5 Keynote address by David Segal Veterans and the Military - 2 Veterans and the Military - 4 Military Profession - 2 Warriors in Peacekeeping - 5 Warriors in Peacekeeping - 2 Portuguese Panels - 4 11:00-11:15 Coffee break Coffee break Coffee break Coffee break 11:15-12:45 Parallel Sessions 1 Parallel Sessions 5 Parallel Sessions 8 Parallel Sessions 12 Total Defense Workforce - 1 Civilian Control of the Armed Forces Total Defense Workforce - 4 Military and Police Relations - 7 Civilian Control of the Armed Forces - 3 Civilian Control of the Armed Forces Public Opinion-Mass Media Military - - 1 Recruitment and Retention - 3 - 5 6 Recruitment and Retention - 1 Gender and the Military - 2 Military and Police Relations - 5 Gender and the Military - 5 Gender and the Military - 1 Morale-Cohesion-Leadership - 2 Public Opinion-Mass Media Military - Military Families - 4 Veterans and the Military - 1 Violence in the Military - 2 4 Military Profession - 5 Military Families - 1 Portuguese Panels - 2 Morale-Cohesion-Leadership - 3 Warriors in Peacekeeping - 4 12:45-14:30 Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch 12:45 -13:30 Parallel Book Sessions 1 Parallel Book Sessions 2 Parallel Book Sessions 3 Parallel Book Sessions 4 1 - HRM in the Bundeswehr – 1 - The Special Operations Forces 1 - The Military and Liberal Society 1 - Armed Forces, War, and Society: theoretical positions and empirical (SOF) book session and Civil-Military 'Legal' Relations: Sociology through the Prism of findings 2 - When Soldiers Rebel: Ethnic Where to from Here? Military Sociology 2 - The Handbook of the Sociology of Armies and Political Instability in 2 - Women Soldiers and Citizenship 2 - The October 1973's Unlikely the Military Africa in Israel: Gendered Encounters with Victory. Inconvenient Truths from 3 - Military Cultures in Peace and 3 - The Politics of Military Families: the State the October 1973 Yom Kippur War Stability Operations Tensions between State, Work 3 - The Springer Handbook of 3 - On Military Memoirs Organizations, and the rise of the Military Sciences 1st Edition Negotiation Household 12:45-14:30 Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch 14:30-16:00 Parallel Sessions 2 Parallel Sessions 6 Parallel Sessions 9 Parallel Sessions 13 Military and Police Relations - 1 Total Defense Workforce - 3 Recruitment and Retention - 5 Total Defense Workforce - 5 Public Opinion-Mass Media Military - Military and Police Relations - 4 Critical Military Studies - 4 Civilian Control of the Armed Forces 1 Critical Military Studies - 3 Gender and the Military - 4 - 7 Recruitment and Retention - 2 Military Profession - 3 Veterans and the Military - 3 Morale-Cohesion-Leadership - 5 Critical Military Studies - 1 Warriors in Peacekeeping - 3 Military Families - 3 Veterans and the Military - 5 Morale-Cohesion-Leadership - 1 Military Conflict Management and Portuguese Panels - 3 Violence in the Military - 1 Peace Economics - 1 16:00-16:15 Registration Coffee break Coffee break Coffee break Closing Session 16:15-17:45 Parallel Sessions 3 Parallel Sessions 7 Parallel Sessions 10 Total Defense Workforce - 2 Civilian Control of the Armed Forces Recruitment and Retention - 6 Civilian Control of the Armed Forces - 4 Public Opinion-Mass Media Military - - 2 Public Opinion-Mass Media Military - 5 Military and Police Relations - 2 3 Morale-Cohesion-Leadership - 4 Military Profession - 1 Recruitment and Retention - 4 Military Profession - 4 Warriors in Peacekeeping - 1 Gender and the Military - 3 Violence in the Military - 3 Portuguese Panels - 1 Military Families - 2 Military Conflict Management and Peace Economics - 2 18:00-20:00 Opening Board meeting Business Meeting & Award Reception 20:00 Conference dinner Program Overview by Day Monday 17 June Registration – 16.00 – 18.00 Opening Reception – 18.00 – 20.00 Port wine and finger food Location: Exhibition Hall – Floor 0, Building II Tuesday 18 June 09.30 – 11.00 Plenary Opening – Grande Auditório Keynote address by David R. Segal: Truth in Military Studies: Lessons for Producers and Consumers of Research on the Military 11.00 – 11.15 Coffee Break Parallel Sessions 1 11.15 – TOTAL DEFENCE CIVILIAN CONTROL OF WORKING GROUP GENDER AND THE VETERANS AND SOCIETY – MILITARY FAMILIES – Room 5 12.45 WORKFORCE – THE MILITARY – Room RECRUITMENT AND MILITARY – Room 4 Room 5 Room 1 RETENTION Room 3 2 – 1. Cesnuityte, Vida 1. Jones, Michelle 1. Claude Weber 1. Phillips, Rita 1. MAKKI, Sami 1. Ana Teresa Jeremias 2. Long, Emma 2. Swed, Ori & Daniel 2. Claerman, Jens & 2. Jesus, P., Palma, P. & 2. Silva, Cristina Rodrigues 2. de Reuver, Yvon Hannola, Anitta Burland Janssens, Jelle Gomes, A da 3. Andres Siplane, Tiia-Triin 3. 4. Andres, Manon 3. Swed, Ori & Crosbie, 3. Kuemmel, Gerhard 3. Ferrão, H & Fachada, C. 3. Hart, Linda & Tallberg, Truusa Thomas 4. Catalbas, Adem Ustun 4. Braga, C. & Fachada, C. Teemu 4. Porter, Jack J 4. Berndtsson, Joakim 5. Jakubowski, Sébastien 4. Heli Häyrynen Title: HRM in the Bundeswehr – 12.45 – 14.30 Title: The Handbook of the Sociology of Title: Military Cultures in Peace and Theoretical Positions and Empirical Lunch & Parallel Book Sessions 1 the Military Stability Operations Findings Parallel Sessions 2 14.30 – RECRUITMENT AND MILITARY AND POLICE PUBLIC OPINION, MASS CRITICAL MILITARY MORALE, COHESION, & VIOLENCE IN THE MILITARY – 16.00 RETENTION – RELATIONS – Room 2 MEDIA, AND THE STUDIES – Room 4 LEADERSHIP – Room 5 Room ? Room 1 MILITARY – Room 3 1. Jankowski, Barbara 1. Pauline Collins 1. Salo, Mikael 1. Dana Katchan Grosswirth 1. Scherrer, Yvonne M 1. Burke, Edward 2. Johan Österberg 2. Hall, Rosalie Arcala 2. Norri-Sederholm, Teija and Erella Grassiani 2. Elbe, Martin 2. Pethrus, Carl-Martin. Frisell, 3. Kosonen, Jarkko 3. Sri Nuryanti 3. Pasi Jalkanen 2. Yagil Levy 3. Padan Carmit Thomas. Reutfors, Johan. 4. Li-Chiang Yuan 4. Leena Parmar 4. Kaarkoski, Miina 3. Haaland, Torunn 4. Simoes, Silva Johansson, Kari. Neovius, 5. Häkkinen, Teemu & 4. Truusa, Tiia-Triin 5. Ausra Kaminskaite Kristian. Söderling, Jonas. Bruze, Hadar, Maya 5. Itamar Shachar Gustaf. & Neovius, Martin. 3. Natale Eleonore 4. Silva, E. & Fachada, C. 16.00 – Coffee Break 16.15 Parallel Sessions 3 16.15 – TOTAL DEFENCE CIVILIAN CONTROL OF MILITARY AND POLICE MILITARY PROFESSION – WARRIORS IN PORTUGUESE PANELS – 17.45 WORKFORCE – THE MILITARY – Room RELATIONS – Room 3 Room 4 PEACEKEEPING – Room 5 Room 6 Room 1 2 1. Soeters, de Gooijer, van 1. Kuehn, David, 1. Chris Madsen 1. Paananen, Soili 1. Montgomery McFate 1. Helena Carreiras Fenema, Oliveira Croissant, Aurel & 2. James Okolie- 2. Roelsgaard Obling, A 2. Dr. Rene Moelker Andres 2. Ana Tinoco, Cláudio Reis, 2. Liliana Brozic Tanja Eschenauer Osemene 3. Augé, Axel Siplane & Tiia-Triin Truusa António
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