PROGRAMME

PART 1. INSPIRATION FROM IE THEORY Moderator: Prof. Marjorie DeVault (Syracuse University, US)

6.00 – 6.05: Welcome words and opening remarks, Dr. Morena Tartari (Webinar organizer and coordinator, Founding member of the European Network of Institutional Ethnographers)

6.05 – 6.25: Some ideas for doing transnational and comparative institutional ethnographic research, Prof. Liza McCoy (President ISA WG06 on Institutional Ethnography, University of Calgary, Canada)

6.25 – 6.45: New directions of thought from The Palgrave Handbook of Institutional Ethnography, Prof. Suzanne Vaughan (Arizona State University, US) & Prof. Paul Luken (University of West Georgia, US)

6.45 - 7.05: IE in the Nordic region: contextualizing experience, Prof. Ann Christin Nilsen (University of Agder, Norway) & Dr. Rebecca Lund (University of Oslo, Norway)

7.05 – 7.20 Final discussion (Part 1)

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PART 2. INSPIRATION FROM IE EMPIRICAL STUDIES Moderator: Dr. Adriana Suárez-Delucchi (University of Bristol)

7.25 – 7.35 Mothering in the judicial storm. The contribution of IE in investigating the social organization of family disruptions, Dr. Morena Tartari (University of Antwerp, Belgium)

7.35 – 7.45 “The Homework House”: Exploring the social organization of shared physical custody in Italy, Dr. Sarah Murru (UCLouvain, Belgium)

7.45 – 7.55 Using IE to explore men’s breadwinning work in contemporary Norway, Prof. May-Linda Magnussen (University of Agder, Norway)

7.55 – 8.05 Practising politics as gendered work: doing IE in local UK politics, Dr. Liz Ablett (University College Dublin, Ireland)

8.05 – 8.15 Women, Vulnerabilities and Welfare Service Systems – Contribution of IE to social work research, Prof. Marjo Kuronen (University of Jyväskylä, Finland)

8.15 – 8.25 What do I do with the texts?! Practical reflections on IE text analysis, Dr. Órla M. Murray (Imperial College London, UK)

8.25 – 8.40 Final discussion

8.40 – 8.45 Closing words and final remarks

Registrations are closed

Exploring the potential of Institutional Ethnography