APPENDIX: PRELIMINARY PROGRAM 24 July: Academic seminars (preparation for the workshop), 4 seminars of 1 hour each about relevant issues to the workshop that follows . Address: Auditorio FGV (Avenida 9 de Julho nr. 2029) Wednesday 24th July 09h30 – Natalie Mitev & François Xavier Introduction to Sociomateriality 11h00 - Marlei Pozzebon Post-developmental approaches 14h00 - Armindo Teodósio Epistemologies of the South 15h30 - Eduardo Diniz Social Impacts of Blockchain Thursday 25th July 9h00 – 9h20: Opening session – Classrooms 1001, 1102 and 1103 9h30 – 10h45 Session 1 (Portuguese) Session 2 (English) Session 3 (English) Chair: Simone Luvizan (FGV) Chair: Armindo Teodósio (PUC-MG) Chair: Eliel Markman (Dauphine) The pervasiveness of technology and Politicas struggles : bodies and cities Third places and collaborative societal disruptions/changes (material and vistual) spaces Walking in Berlin: Narrative, time and Materialidade Digital e os Desafios do Reuso bodies as a political anchor (2) – François- Developing policy solution to ageing. Dialog de Dados na Prática (17) – Simone Luvizan – Xavier De Vaujany, Aurore Dandoy, Albane between the City and Community FGV/EAESP Grandazzi – Université Paris-Dauphine Makerspace (3) – Alicja Koperska – Poznan University of Economics and Business Bricolagem Sociomaterial: novas práticas de Politicizing the body in the anti-mining uso de sistemas de reputação em Economia protest in Greece (5) – Marianna Fotaki, Producing diverse realities through design: Compartilhada (18) – Ulysses Pacheco – Maria Daskalaki – Warwick Business School, exploring care, friction and prototype in a FGV/EAESP University of Roehampton design studio (16) – Guilherme Englert Corrêa Meyer, Cláudia Libânio – UNISINOS, A Flexibilização da Gestão de Pessoas através Researcher and Social Activist at the same UFCSPA das TICs: Um caso no Agreste Pernambucano time: challenges in cooperative inquiry (26) – Francisco Carlos Lopes da Silva, research about a Brazilian corporate Meeting rooms as organizational forums, a Luciano Manuel da Silva, Luana Brenda environmental crime (28) – Armindo dos case study (6) – Eliel Markman – Paris Gomes de Oliveira, Erica Souza Siqueira – Santos de Souza Teodósio – PUC Minas, Dauphine UFPE, FGV/EAESP FGV/EAESP Descrição Tecnológica dos Sistemas de Democracy in urban conflicts: challenges Informação que suportam o Programa Bolsa and possibilities (14) – Morgana Kieger – Família (20) – Nadja Antonio, Marcelo FGV/EAESP Fornazin, Renata Araujo, Rodrigo Santos – UNRIO, UFF, Mackenzie 10h45 – 11h00: Coffee break 11h00 – 12h30: Key note speaker – Jerome Blanc (moderator: Eduardo Diniz) A difficult path to transition: an assessment of local currencies in France after 10 years 12h30 – 14h00: Lunch 14h00 – 15h15 Session 4 (English) Session 5 (English) Chair: Eduardo Diniz (FGV) Chair: Amarolinda Klein (Unisinos) Social currencies and community/societal impats Algoriths shaping social life Profit and utility – approach of a local monetary scheme for a Generativity in algorithmic systems (4) – Anna Morgan-Thomas – Adam utility oriented society (8) – Peter Brass – Sehr Global Smith Business School The material import of complementary currencies and solidary Co-constructing mediating artifacts within multi-party reflective spaces: economy schemes (11) – Diego Viana - USP a major challenge in a context of strong mutations (21) – Delphine Wannenmacher – Université de Lorraine Sociomaterial Approach to Analyze Solidarity Cryptocurrencies (33) – Eduardo Diniz, Adrian Cernev, Fabio Daneluzzi, Denis Blockchain and its relation with the Sustainable Product Consumption Rodrigues – FGV/EAESP (15) – Edson Tavares, Everton Chagas – FGV/EAESP Feira da Sulanca no Agreste Pernambucano – Uma perspectiva Opening the black box of digital innovation processes and the role of Sociomaterial (22) – Erica Siqueira, Francisco Carlos Lopes da controversies: the google glass case (34) – Amarolinda Klein, Carsten Silva – FGV/EAESP, UFPE Sorensen, Angilberto Freitas, Cristiane Pedron, Silvia Elaluf-Calderwood – UNISINOS, London Schools, UNIGRANRIO, UNINOVE, Florida International University 15h15 – 15h30: Coffee break 15h30-17h30: Atelier 1 – Crafting money (LABIS/RJ) 18h00: Cocktail – French Consulate (to be confirmed) Friday 26th July 9h00 – 9h20: Opening session - Classrooms 1001, 1102 and 1103 9h30 – 10h45 Session 6 (Portuguese) Session 7 (English) Session 8 (English) Chair: Tania Chrisopoulos (USP) Chair: Maira Petrini (PUC-RS) Chair: Gabriela Lotta (FGV) Local, social and urban development Critical views of social inclusion and Social inequalities and conflicts diversity Discutir o desenvolvimento a partir da Technical-regulatory conflicts: governance and perspectiva sociotécnica de tecnologias Being an Inclusive Organization at sustainability in Brazilian peripheries (27) – Luiz sociais (31) – José de Arimateia Dias Brazil and UK: a critical analysis of the Faria, Nadja Antônio, Paulo Feitosa – UFRJ, Valadão, José Raimundo Cordeiro Neto – Social Enterprises (29) – Armindo dos UNIRIO UFLA, UNIVASF Santos de Souza Teodósio, Walter Msawa, Graziella Maria Comini, Street-Level Bureaucracy, Agency and Social Carros, bicicletas e a mobilidade urbana: Frederico D. M. Quintão – PUCMG, Inequality: how do social-spatial context uma análise do paradigma neoliberal na USP mediates the encounters? (1) - Marie Østergaard cidade de São Paulo a partir da Teoria de Møller, Gabriela Lotta - Aalborg University, Campos (38) – Pedro Fernandes, Tania FGV/EAESP Christopoulos - USP Session 6 Session 7 Session 8 O papel do capital social no movimento de Understanding the impact of Pact of silence between Business Ethics and CSR?: agricultura urbana em São Paulo (37) Luísa entrepreneurial education in poor a Southern reflection on corporate behavior and Classrooms Caldas, Tania Christopoulos – EACH-USP communities from Brazil (24) – the dematerialization of marginalized identities at 1001, 1102 and Bernardo Bignetti, Maira Petrini - social and environmental conflicts in Brazil (30) – 1103 Banco comunitário abrantes solidário como PUCRS Yuna Fontoura, Armindo dos Santos de Souza dispositivo de emancipação - gestão e Teodósio, Flávia Neves, Marcus Vinícius Peinado difusão do conhecimento: saberes e {REPROGRAMA}: a case study on Gomes - FGV, PUCMG, Universidade Federal de práticas colaborativas das comunidades da gender and technology (23) – Silvia Lavras, Cardiff University costa dos coqueiros (32) – Juçara Santos - Rodrigues Follador – Ponte/Aponte UFBA FGV/EAESP Social Innovation: an effective managerial approach to develop societies and economies (7) Multi-history and construction of – Mohammed Meri – University of Strasbourg methodologies in Brazilian cyberfeminist collectives (25) – Narrira Lemos de Souza - UFR 10h45 – 11h00: Coffee break 11h00 – 12h30: Key note speaker – Ann Cunliffe (moderator: Marlei Pozzebon) Re-thinking Agency Through a Relational and Postcolonial Lens 12h30 – 14h00: Lunch 14h00 – 15h15 Session 9 (English) Session 10 (English) Chair: Marlei Pozzebon (HEC) Chair: Jean-Malik Dumas (Tilburg) Classrooms Social technologies, social innovations and social Advanced debates using theoretical lenses 1001, 1102 and management 1103 Uma visão pós-fundacionalista do sociomaterial (35) – Bruno Leandro – Nourishing social innovation dialogues with the politicized USP-EACH concept of ‘tecnologia social’ (39) – Marlei Pozzebon, Fabio Saldanha e Sonia Tello-Rozas – HEC Montreal e FGV/EAESP Coproduction of public services in Brazil: how can structuration theory fit this debate (13) – Dênis Rodrigues, Lizandro Lui, Anny Medeiros - Social technology as a means for community empowerment FGV, UFRGS and its transformation in public policy: The Brazilian case of ITEVA (9) – Ana Clara Souza, Bruno Lessa - UFRGS A Glimpse of Eternity: Existential Concerns in the Management Team and Investment decisions (19) – Jean-Malik Dumas - Tilburg University Social Innovation: An Effective Managerial Approach to Develop Societies and Economies (7) – Mohammed Meri - Agent-based modeling (abm) of the institutional work at huila sub- Strasbourg region area in colombia, south america (10) – Cristian Armando Yepes Lugo - Universidad de la Salle Social management and social administration: an anglophone perspective (12) – Airton Cançado, Flávio Marinho, Helga Iwamoto - UFT 15h15 – 15h30: Coffee break 15h30-17h30: Atelier 2 – Replicating tecnologias sociais: the case of Adel (Ceara) - Glaucio Gomes e Adriano Batista (Diretores) 17h30-18h00: Closing session 18h00: Cocktail – FGV Street-Level Bureaucracy, Agency and Social Inequality: how do social-spatial context mediates the encounters? Marie Østergaard Møller, Associate Professor Department of Political Science – University of Aalborg Fibigerstræde 1 Room: 92b 9220 Aalborg Ø, DK [email protected] Gabriela Spanghero Lotta, Associate Professor Department of Public Management - FGV/EAESP Rua Itapeva, 474 - 7º andar 01332-000 - São Paulo [email protected] Being treated fairly and impartially by teachers, doctors, nurses, police officers, and social workers is a central component of the ‘quality’ of liberal, democratic government (Rothstein and Teorell 2008). The theory of SLB (Lipsky 1980) claims that this quality is determined in state-citizen encounters, as they provide a privileged place for citizens to interact with the state (Soss et al. 2011). However, even though it is broadly recognized that such local contexts matter in policy provision (Pollitt 2013; Moulton & Sandfort 2017), the idea of policy transfer