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5-8
September 2008
ISA Forum of Sociology Barcelona
TG 04 Sociology of
Risk and Uncertainty
The End of Rationality? The Challenge
of New Risks and Uncertainties in the 21st Century
Session stream I
Rationalities
of Governance and Regulation
Chair: Bridget Hutter, LSE, UK,
B.M.Hutter@lse.ac.uk
Governance and Regulation: the State
and Beyond (Fri, 5th, 15.30-17.30)
- Anticipating Risk and Organising Risk Regulation:
Governance in Public and Private Spaces
Bridget Hutter, B.M.Hutter@lse.ac.uk, LSE, UK
- The road planning process and public servants negotiating
strategies
paper, powerpoint
Vicki Johansson,
Vicki.Johansson@spa.gu.se, Göteborg University, Sweden
- Prudent hybridisation of soft and hard law in
nanotechnological risk regulation
paper
Bärbel Dorbeck-Jung, b.r.dorbeck-jung@utwente.nl,
University of Twente, Netherlands
- Transnational Self-Regulation in the Shadow of
Hierarchy
paper
Jeanette Hofmann ,
J.Hofmann@lse.ac.uk, LSE, UK
Regulatory Reform, Trust and
Legitimacy (Fri, 5th, 18.00-20.00)
- Public Values and Public Trust: Responses to Welfare State
Reform
paper
Peter Taylor-Gooby,
P.F.Taylor-Gooby@kent.ac.uk, University of Kent, UK
- Risks in Public Private Partnerships (PPP) - An Approach
Situated in Practice
paper
Hervé Corvellec,
Herve.Corvellec@msm.lu.se, Lund University, Sweden
- Social movements, local politics and governance of
petrochemical risks
paper
David Dueńas,
david.duenas@urv.cat, Universitat Rovira i Virgili1, Josep Espluga,
josepLluis.Espluga@uab.es, Universitat Autónoma de Barcelona
- How to govern genetic risks in insurance? "Experimental
learning" as a new policy approach
powerpoint
Ine Van Hoyweghen, i.vanhoyweghen@zw.unimaas.nl,
University of Maastricht, the Netherlands
Risk Regulation Regimes (Sat, 6th,
9.00-11.00)
- Contrasting accounts of the new regulators of financial
services and communications in the UK
paper powerpoint
Peter Lunt, Peter.Lunt@brunel.ac.uk, Brunel University,
UK
- Risk Governance and the Displacement of
Failure
Henry Rothstein,
henry.rothstein@kcl.ac.uk, King's College London, UK, Michael Huber,
mhuber1@uni-bielefeld.de University of Bielefeld, Germany
- Institutional dimensions underlying (lack of) trust on
information about technological risks
paper
Josep Espluga, josepLluis.Espluga@uab.es, Universitat
Autónoma de Barcelona,
Ana Prades, ana.prades@ciemat.es,Christian
Oltra, christian.oltra@ciemat.es, Nuria Gamero nuria.gamero@ciemat.es,
CIEMAT
- Corresponding risk-regimes, contrasting consequences: a
comparison between the risk-discourses on gambling and smoking in the
Netherlands
Sytze F. Kingma,
sf.kingma@fsw.vu.nl, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdamm, The
Netherlands
- Environmental Safety in Baltic Sea Oil Transportation -
Global Regimes and Regional Adaptation
paper
Björn Hassler, bjorn.hassler@sh.se, Södertörn
University/College, Sweden
Science, Governance and Risk (Sat,
6th 11.30-13.30)
- Social Equity, Health Risk, and Environmental Tradeoffs in
Agricultural Burning Systems
paper
Julia
Parker, jdparker@uidaho.edu, J.D. Wulfhorst, jd@uidaho.edu, University
of Idaho, USA
- Environmental regulation and institutional change for
social change
paper
Elizabeth A. Kirk,
e.a.kirk@dundee.ac.uk, University of Dundee, Scotland, UK
Alison D.
Reeves, a.d.reeves@dundee.ac.uk, University of Dundee, Scotland.
UK
- Biological diversity and the value of life: Who pleads for
bugs and grubs?
paper
Ylva Uggla,
ylva.uggla@sam.oru.se, Örebro University, Sweden
- Managing risk and uncertainty in participation in
biomedical research: Trust, confidence, and
regulation.
powerpoint
Carolyn Tarrant
(ccp3@leicester.ac.uk), Mary Dixon-Woods (md11@leicester.ac.uk), Clare
Jackson (cjj4@leicester.ac.uk), University of Leicester, UK
- Sustainable development and precautionary politics in
Europe: the debates on air quality
paper
Tobias Arnoldussen, arnoldussen@frg.eur.nl, Erasmus
University of Rotterdam, The Netherlands
The
Morality of Risk - Risk Moralities
Chair: Johannes
Brinkmann, johannes.brinkmann@bi.no, Norwegian School of Management,
Norway
Risk, Insurance and Morality (Sat,
6th, 15.30-17.30)
- Risk and Responsibility: Combining Two
Perspectives
Johannes Brinkmann,
johannes.brinkmann@bi.no, Norwegian School of Management, Norway
- Insurance and solidarity
paper
Jyri Liukko, jyri.liukko@helsinki.fi, University of
Helsinki, Finland
- Securing family life - The morality of insurance and the
domestic sphere
Turo-Kimmo Lehtonen,
turo-kimmo.lehtonen@helsinki.fi, University of Helsinki, Finland
- Insurance, Genetics and Risk Morality - Redistributing
responsibility and solidarity in the molecular age
powerpoint
Ine Van Hoyweghen, i.vanhoyweghen@zw.unimaas.nl,
University of Maastricht, the Netherlands
Other Issues on Risk and Morality
(Sat, 6th, 18.00-20.00)
- Morality and Climate Change: Is leaving your TV on standby
a risky behaviour?
paper
Catherine Butler,
butlercc1@cardiff.ac.uk, ssoccb@groupwise.cf.ac.uk, Cardiff University,
UK
- What's beneath the surface? Public understanding and moral
reasoning with regard to regulating nature
paper
Lidskog, Rolf, rolf.lidskog@.oru.se,
Örebro University, Sweden
- Ethical Technology Assessment under Uncertainty.
Complexity Triggering Uncertainty.
paper powerpoint
Paul Sollie, Utrecht University, The Netherlands,
p.sollie@uu.nl
- Complex Hazards, Indeterminacy and Risk
paper powerpoint
Christopher Groves,
grovesc1@Cardiff.ac.uk, Cardiff University, UK
- The Person as Risk, The Person at Risk
powerpoint
Noëmi Manders-Huits, N.L.J.L.Manders-Huits@tudelft.nl, the Netherlands
Risks in
Financial Markets (Sun, 7th, 9.00-11.00)
Chair: Helena Flam
Theorizing Risk and
Uncertainty
Chair: Jens O. Zinn, University of Kent, UK,
j.zinn@kent.ac.uk
General Theorizing and Developments
(Sun, 7th, 11.30-13.30)
- Sociological Approaches to Conceptualize
Risk
paper powerpoint
Ortwin Renn,
ortwin.renn@sowi.uni-stuttgart.de, University of Stuttgart,
Germany
- Everyday Strategies for Managing Risk and Uncertainty
paper
Jens O.
Zinn, j.zinn@kent.ac.uk, University of Kent, UK
- After all these Years: Reflections on a Decade of Risk
Perception and Risk Communication Research
paper
Tom Horlick-Jones, horlick-jones@cardiff.ac.uk, Cardiff
School of Social Sciences, Cardiff University, UK, and Ana Prades,
ana.prades@ciemat.es, CIEMAT, Barcelona
- A
Complete Communicative Turn of Risk Research
paper powerpoint
Jordi Farré, jordi.farre@urv.cat, Jan Gonzalo,
juanluis.gonzalo@urv.cat, Rovira i Virgili University, Tarragona,
Spain.
- Risk and the Changing Nature of the
State
paper
Olivier Borraz,
olivier.borraz@sciences-po.org, Centre de Sociologie des Organisations,
Paris, France
Different Approaches and Specific
Aspects (Sun, 7th, 15.30-17.30)
- Technology and Complexity: The Perspective of
Actor-System-Dynamics on Complex Sociotechnical Systems, Uncertainty,
and Risk
paper
Tom R. Burns,
tomburns@stanford.edu, & Nora Machado , University of Gothenborg,
Sweden
- The AND-model of Risk - How Discourse Theory AND
Actor-network Theory might shed Light on Risk Issues
paper powerpoint
Martin Hultman, marhu@tema.liu.se, Linköping University,
Sweden
- Towards a Model-theoretical Account of Panic Based on Risk
Sociology
Margarethe Steinberger,
mborn@uol.com.br, Federal University of ABC - Săo Paulo, Brazil
- The Contingent of Religion in Modernity: Limits of the
Category of Risk in the Theories of Secularization
paper paper in English
Felipe Gaytán Alcalá, fgyatan@colmex.mx,
fgaytan@ci.ulsa.mx, La Salle University - Mexico
- The Precautionary Logic: the Cases of Technology, Terror
and Temperance
paper
Roel Pieterman,
pieterman@frg.eur.nl, Erasmus University Rotterdam, The
Netherlands
- Defending the Precautionary Principle against Three
Criticisms
powerpoint, paper
Marko Ahteensuu,
mataah@utu.fi, University of Turku, Finland
Theorizing
Risk and Uncertainty - Risk in Decision Making (Sun, 7th,
18.00-20.00)
Chair: Jens O. Zinn, University of Kent, UK,
j.zinn@kent.ac.uk
- Modernity without Rationality? Differences of Rationality
Concepts in Theories of Risk Society.
Gerhard Panzer, Gerhard.Panzer@mailbox.tu-dresden.de,
Technical University Dresden, Germany
- The Interrelationship between Uncertainties and Decision
Making in Complex Environments . A System Theory Approach
powerpoint
Diana Ingenhoff, diana.ingenhoff@unifr.ch, Ivana
Modena, ivana.modena@unifr.ch, University of Fribourg,
Switzerland
- Quantitative analysis of the spread of risk
perception
paper
John Mehers,
J.P.Mehers@liverpool.ac.uk, University of Liverpool, UK
- Other people's emotions and their impact on
decision-making
Brian Parkinson
(brian.parkinson@psy.ox.ac.uk) & Gwenda Simons
(gwenda.simons@psy.ox.ac.uk) Oxford University, UK
paper
- Complex Risk
Judgments: Application of GGT to Multi-dimensional Judgments
paper
Tom
R. Burns, tomburns@stanford.edu,University of Uppsala, Sweden & Ewa
Roszkowska, University of Bialystok, Poland
Power,
Democracy and Risk
Chair: Ortwin Renn,
ortwin.renn@sowi.uni-stuttgart.de, University of Stuttgart,
Germany
Session I (Mon, 8th,
9.00-11.00)
- Legitimations of European Food Safety Governance:
Reflecting on the UK and Dutch Public Debates on Avian
Influenza
paper
M.P.M.M. de Krom,
michiel.dekrom@wur.nl, Wageningen University, The Netherlands
- Are you unhappy with the promises of democracy? Call the
government customer' service
paper
Daniela
Vicherat Mattar, daniela.vicherat@eui.eu, Ana María Muńoz Boudet,
ammunoz@gmail.com, European University Institute, Italy, University
College London, UK
- The struggle with terrorism and political
authenticity
paper
Klaus P. Japp,
klaus.japp@uni-bielefeld.de, Bielefeld University, Germany
- Risk Governance: Towards an Integrative Approach to Handle
Risks in a Complex World
paper powerpoint
Ortwin Renn,
ortwin.renn@sowi.uni-stuttgart.de, University Stuttgart, Germany
Session II (Mon, 8th, 11.30-13.30)
- Political Cultures of Public
Engagement
paper
Janus Hansen,
jh.cbp@cbs.dk, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark
- Public Perceptions of Nuclear Power in Lithuania: Symbolic
Meanings, Public Participation and a Quest for
Democracy
paper powerpoint
Aiste Balekiene,
aiste.balzekiene@ktu.lt, Leonardas Rinkevicius,
leonardas.rinkevicius@ktu.lt, Kaunas University of Technology,
Lithuania
- Constructing the Perception of Reality and
Terrorism
Cynthia A. Karaffa,
cak5@pitt.edu, cindi.karaffa@gmail.com, Carlow University, USA
- Transitional Societies and the role of the NIMBY syndrome
in Risk Issues
paper
Ognjen Caldarovic,
Ognjen.Caldarovic@ffzg.hr, University of Zagreb, Croatia
Risk and Health
and Illness
Chair: Andy Alaszewski, CHSS, University of Kent,
UK, A.M.Alaszewski@kent.ac.uk
Session I (Fri, 5th, 15.30-17.30)
- Ethics, risk and health
Andy Alaszewski, A.M.Alaszewski@kent.ac.uk; CHSS,
University of Kent, UK
- Making sense of threats to health: is it time for the
sociology of health to abandon 'risk'?
paper
Judith Green, judith.green@lshtm.ac.uk, London School of
Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, UK
- Researching Health and Risk: Some Methodological and
Ethical Considerations
Nick Pidgeon,
pidgeonn@Cardiff.ac.uk, University of Cardiff, UK
- Health, risk and divergence: lay and institutional
strategies for preventing and managing disease
paper
Annmarie Ruston, annmarie.ruston@canterbury.ac.uk, Christ
Church University, Canterbury, UK
Session II (Fri, 5th, 18.00-20.00)
- Institutional control and professional development:
towards new connections in the governance of healthcare
paper
Ellen Kuhlmann,
e.c.kuhlmann@bath.ac.uk, University of Bath, UK
- Managing risk and uncertainty: early warning systems and
the limits of discretion (patient safety, discretion and rule
management)
paper
Anu Suokas,
aks26@leicester.ac.uk, M Dixon-Woods, E Pitchforth (University of
Leicester), RJ Lilford, University of Birmingham, UK
- Choice and Safety: the invocation of morals into processes
of quality assurance and risk regulation in health care context.
(Morals/ethics, risk regulation)
powerpoint
Ewen
Speed, esspeed@essex.ac.uk, University of Essex, UK
- Trusting in the New NHS or in spite of it: the
construction of knowledge by gynae-oncology patients
paper
Patrick Brown, P.R.Brown@kent.ac.uk, University of Kent,
UK
- Private health insurance: governmental rationality and the
public/private mix in the Irish healthcare system
paper
Orla McDonnell, orla.mcdonnell@ul.ie, University of
Limerick, Dr. Orla O'Donovan, o.odonovan@ucc.ie, University College
Cork, Ireland
Session III (Sat, 6th, 9.00-11.00)
- Formal rules and actual practices in public health
organization. The case of Public Hospitals in Buenos Aires City.
Argentina 2000-2004.
paper
Maria
Crojethovic, mcroje@gmail.com, Universidad de Buenos Aires,
Argentina
- Permanency of Poulantzas ideas about the state: the
specific case of Argentinean health system decentralization in '90th
decade.
Maria Crojethovic,
mcroje@gmail.com, Mariana Gómez Schettini, marianghs@hotmail.com,
Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
- Risk management strategies of patients in the context of
pregnancy medical surveillance (patients, risk management strategy,
pregnancy)
paper
Claudine Burton-Jeangros,
Claudine.Jeangros@socio.unige.ch, Raphaël Hammer and Samuele Cavalli,
University of Geneva, Switzerland
- Electronic Support Groups In an Era of Medical Uncertainty
(Chronic illness and the management of groups, electroninc groups, lay
perspective)
paper
Kristin K. Barker,
Kristin.Barker@oregonstate.edu, Oregon State University, USA
- Managing uncertainty and risk in mental illness:
individual and institutional strategies ( managing uncertainty,
individual v instituions, mental health)
Giedre Baltrusaityte, g.baltrusaityte@smf.vdu.lt, Vytautas
Magnus University, Lithuania
Session IV (Sat, 6th, 11.30-13.30)
- Contrasting risk priorities for health: the social
construction of risk perception in NW Tanzania
paper
Nicola Desmond, nicola@sphsu.mrc.ac.uk, Medical Research
Council (UK) and National Institute for Medical Research (Tanzania)
- A critical examination of the public meanings negotiated
through institutional discourses on fisheries risks: The case of the
fishery in Newfoundland, Canada
paper
Nicole
G. Power, npower@mun.ca, Memorial University of Newfoundland
- A Local Risk Reduction Facility and its Dependence from
the Macro-social Context: the Case of a Mobile Harm Reduction Program in
St.Petersburg, Russia (drug users, intervention,
failure??)
Nastia Zolotova,
nastia.meylakhs@gmail.com, Peter Meylakhs, peter.meylakhs@gmail.com,
Centre for Independent Social Research, St.Petersburg, Russia
- Struggling to Give Substance to Risk Minimization:
The
Case of Swedish Snus (Tobacco, claims,
medicalisation)
paper
Mark Elam,
mark.elam@sociology.gu.se, Göteborg University, Sweden
- Risk, uncertainty and the 'dangers' of public health
medicine in fathers' decision making on Human papillomavirus vaccine
(HPV) vaccination (Vaccination, fathers, moral
certainty)
Davies, M (daviesmm@cardiff.ac.uk)/ Greene, G, Williams, G.
Cardiff University, Wales, UK
Social Work and
Risk
Chair: Jo Warner, University of Kent, UK,
J.Warner@kent.ac.uk
Session 1 (Sat, 6th,
15.30-17.30)
- Risk and Social Work
paper, powerpoint
Jo
Warner, J.Warner@kent.ac.uk, University of Kent, UK
- Violence perpetrated against Social Care
Staff
paper
David Denney,
D.Denney@rhul.ac.uk, Royal Holloway University London, UK
- Changing Notions of Risk in the Rationale for the
Provision of Children's Services in England: Towards the
'Preventive-Surveillance' State
paper, powerpoint
Nigel
Parton, n.parton@hud.ac.uk, University of Huddersfield, UK
- At Risk in the Human Services
paper
Karen J. Swift, Karen.Swift@mail.atkinson.yorku.ca, York
University, Toronto, Marilyn Callahan, University of Victoria,
Canada
Session 2 (Sat, 6th,
18.00-20.00)
- Risk and Power in Social Work
powerpoint
Roger Smith, rssmith01@dmu.ac.uk, De Montfort University,
Leicester, UK
- Managing risk in a democratic therapeutic community
setting
powerpoint
Suzanne Hodge, smh@liv.ac.uk,
Wally Barr, Andy Kirkcaldy, University of Liverpool, UK
- Risk and the social worker: From 'assessor of risk', to
'at risk' and 'a risk'
powerpoint, paper
Ken McLaughlin,
K.McLaughlin@mmu.ac.uk, Manchester Metropolitan University, UK
- Social Work admissions: applicants with criminal
convictions - the challenge of ethical risk
assessment
powerpoint
Malcolm Cowburn, University
of Bradford UK, m.cowburn@bradford.ac.uk, Peter Nelson, Sheffield Hallam
University, UK, p.nelson@shu.ac.uk
- Social Work and Risk: engaging students in the dialogue
paper powerpoint
Malcolm Golightley,
mgolightley@lincoln.ac.uk, University of Lincoln, UK
- Social Work and Risk Society
paper
Loreto Sáenz de Ugarte, loreto.saenzdeugarte@ehu.es &
Idoia Martín, idoia.martin@ehu.es
Risk and
Crime and Prevention
Chair: Hazel Kemshall, De Montfort University, UK,
kemshall@dmu.ac.uk
Session 1 (Sun, 7th,
9.00-11.00)
- Rationalities of risk in crime and prevention: an
overview
paper, powerpoint
Hazel Kemshall, De Montfort
University, UK, kemshall@dmu.ac.uk
- Risk management
in England and Wales of young people who commit serious violent and
sexual offences
Alex
Sutherland, alex.sutherland@nuffield.ox.ac.uk, Nuffield College, Oxford,
UK
- Young Offenders, Risk Assessment and Public
Protection
paper, powerpoint
Risk, Uncertainty and Public Protection: Assessment of Young People Who Offend
Br. J. Soc. Work, Advance Access published on July 31, 2007; doi: doi:10.1093/bjsw/bcm054 (article)
Kerry Baker,
kerry.baker@crim.ox.ac.uk, University of Oxford
Session 2 (Sun, 7th,
11.30-13.30)
- Female sexual abusers: assessing the risk
paper
Dr Jackie Turton, turtje@essex.ac.uk, University of
Essex, UK
- Risk Behaviour as Displacement of Uncertainty: Women,
Alcohol and the 'Precautionary Ritual' of Guarding Against Drink
'Spiking'
Adam Burgess & Sarah
Moore, A.Burgess@kent.ac.uk, University of Kent, UK
- Risk and Counter-Terrorist Policies in
Israel
powerpoint
Mimi Ajzenstadt ,
mimi@mscc.huji.ac.il, The Hebrew University, Israel
- The collective responsibility in México versus the risk society
paper
Luz Berthila Burgueño Duarte, luzzbbd@yahoo.com, México
Risk,
Difference and Social Inequality (Sun, 7th, 15.30-17.30)
Chair: David
Abbott, SCARR, University of York and University of Bristol, UK,
D.Abbott@bristol.ac.uk
- Less radical, more adaptive: Risk Perceptions in the Life
Course and their Transmission between Generations
paper, powerpoint
Andreas Cebulla, a.cebulla@natcen.ac.uk, National Centre
for Social Research, UK
- Investigating responses to financial risk: do social and
cultural differences make a difference?
powerpoint
Anwen Jones, naj3@york.ac.uk, Deborah Quilgars,
djq1@york.ac.uk & David Abbott, D.Abbott@bristol.ac.uk, SCARR,
University of York and University of Bristol, UK
- Differences in Sense-Making of Risk: Are there Contextual
Differences between Groups?
powerpoint
Susanna
Öhman, susanna.ohman@miun.se, Marion Kloep & Anna Olofsson, Mid
Sweden University, Sweden, UK
- Negotiating Gender in Risky Jobs: Women and Men as
Tree-Planters, Taxi Drivers and Circus Aerialists
Aaron Doyle, adoyle2525@rogers.com, Kevin Walby,
kwalby@connect.carleton.ca, Carleton University, Ottawa, Ontario,
Canada
Socio-Cultural
Differences (Sun, 7th, 18.00-20.00)
Chair: Ĺsa Boholm,
asa.boholm@cefos.gu.se
Risk as Media Event
Chair: Jenny Kitzinger, University Cardiff, UK,
kitzingerj@cardiff.ac.uk
Session 1 (Mon, 8th,
9.00-11.00)
- Risk and the media: framing questions and
answers
Jenny Kitzinger,
kitzingerj@cardiff.ac.uk, University Cardiff, UK
- The narrative structure of risk in the
media
paper
Gaspar Mairal Buil,
gmairal@unizar.es, Universidad de Zaragoza, Spain
- Animals in the media: new risks or new boundaries of
risks?
David Gerber, Karine
Darbellay, Claudine Burton-Jeangros (Claudine.Jeangros@socio.unige.ch),
University of Geneva, Switzerland
- Nativism in the Aftermath of Disaster: The Indian Ocean
Tsunami in Swedish Media
paper
Anna Olofsson
& Saman Rashid, Anna.Olofsson@miun.se, Mid Sweden University,
Sweden
- The Media Strategies of Amplification of Risks Related to
Drug Use as a Boundary Maintenance Mechanism (the Russian
case)
powerpoint
Peter Meylakhs,
peter.meylakhs@gmail.com, Centre for Independent Social Research,
St.Petersburg, Russia
- The (Informal) Media Construction of Drink
Spiking
Adam Burgess
a.burgess@kent.ac.uk, University of Kent, Canterbury, UK, Sarah Moore
S.E.H.Moore@kent.ac.uk, University of Kent, Canterbury, UK
Session 2 (Mon, 8th,
11.30-13.30)
- "Climate change?
Great! I will pay less for heating!" Public perceptions and media
coverage of climate change
powerpoint
Aiste
Balzekiené, aiste.balzekiene@ktu.lt, Audrone Telesiene,
audrone.telesiene@ktu.lt, Kaunas University of Technology,
Lithuania
- How Japan's Broadcast Media Reports on Uncertainty
Risks
Enomoto, Miyoko,
enomoto@tiu.ac.jp, Tokyo International University, Japan
- Hot Topic:
Incineration Risk in the News
paper powerpoint
Joanne Rourke,
rourkej@tcd.ie, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland
- The risk of living in Harrogate: how press releases
influence media coverage of risk stories
paper
Hauke Riesch, ucrhhri@ucl.ac.uk, University of Cambridge,
University College London, David Spiegelhalter University of Cambridge,
UK
- Is the watchdog awake? Journalism, Risk Industries and 'Public Interest' in
Proximity Scenarios
paper
Enric Castelló,
enric.castello@urv.cat, Rovira i Virgili University
- Proposal of good journalistic practices in risk
situations: significant examples in Spain
paper
Sergi Cortińas Rovira, sergi.cortinas@upf.edu and Carles
Pont Sorribes, carles.pont@upf.edu, Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona,
Spain
- Towards a social communication approach to
terrorism
Andrés Montero Gómez (bas@ua.es) and Enric Bas Amorós
(amontero@interligare.com), Spain
Biographical Coping with Risk and Uncertainty
(shared session with RC38)
Session 1 (Sat, 6th,
9.00-11.00)
Chair: Gabriele Rosenthal,
University of Gottingen, Germany g.rosenthal@gmx.de
- Risk and Uncertainty in Biographical
Research
Jens O. Zinn,
j.zinn@kent.ac.uk, University of Kent, UK
- Researching risk:
biography, narrative, subjectivity
paper
Karen Henwood, henwoodk@Cardiff.ac.uk, Cardiff, UK
- "Anybody who
considers himself better than his fellow man is already losing".
Everyday-philosophy and strategies in the biographies of German Jewish
emigrants who fled to Shanghai in the face of risking of an uncertain
life-course.
Wiebke Lohfeld, lohfeld@uni-mainz.de, University
Mainz, Germany
Session 2 (Sat, 6th,
11.30-13.30)
Chair: Jens O. Zinn, University of Kent, UK,
j.zinn@kent.ac.uk
- 'Life in Brackets': Biographical Uncertainties of
HIV-positive Women in South Africa
paper
Marian Burchardt, Marian.burchardt@gmx.de, University
of Leipzig, Germany
- Context, experience, expectation, and action - towards an
empirically-grounded, general model for analysing biographical
uncertainty in youth transitions
paper
Herwig Reiter, hreiter@gsss.uni-bremen.de, University of
Bremen, Germany
- Young people's
perceptions of the risks and uncertainties of growing up in rural East
Germany and the multiple strategies they develop to cope with
them.
paper
Nadine Schaefer,
N.D.Schaefer@exeter.ac.uk, University of Exeter, UK
The
Everyday Management of Risk (Sat, 6th, 9.00-11.00)
Chair: Tom
Horlick-Jones, horlick-jonest@Cardiff.ac.ukSession 1
- Risk, Praxis and Everyday Life
paper
Tom Horlick-Jones, horlick-jonest@Cardiff.ac.uk, Cardiff,
UK
- Management of Safety Risks: Case study of French nuclear
power plants
paper
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fjubert@yahoo.fr, Université de Versailles, Italy
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Companion Animals
Kevin Walby,
kwalby@connect.carleton.ca, Dr Aaron Doyle, Carleton University,
Canada
- Intimacy in the 21st Century: The Negotiation of Divergent
Rationalities
paper
Jan Macvarish,
j.macvarish@kent.ac.uk, Research Associate, University of Kent,
Canterbury, UK
- Risk information
after the AZF accident
paper
Marc
Poumadčre, poumadere@wanadoo.fr, Symlog, Paris, France
The Everyday
Management of Risk and Edgework (Sat, 6th, 11.30-13.30)
Chair: Stephen Lyng, slyng@carthage.edu, Carthage College,
USA
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and Rumours in Turkey
Kayhan Delibas,
kdelibas@adu.edu.tr, K.Delibas@kent.ac.uk, Adnan Menderes University,
Aydin-Turkey, University of Kent, UK
- Establishing the
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Mitsutoshi Horii, Shumei University, Japan
m.horii@kent.ac.uk, Adam Burgess, University of Kent
A.Burgess@kent.ac.uk
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paper powerpoint
Lucas Tchetgnia,
Lucas.tchetgnia@paris5.sorbonne.fr, University of Paris, France/
University of Yaoundé II Cameroon
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Community
paper
Stephen Lyng,
slyng@carthage.edu, Carthage College, USA
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identity formation
Riley Olstead,
rileyolstead@trentu.ca, Trent University
Sociology of Risk
and Uncertainty and Public Debate (Sat, 6th, 15.30-17.30)
Chair: Peter
Taylor-Gooby, University of Kent, UK,
p.f.taylor-gooby@kent.ac.uk
- Why Don't Policy-Makers Pay More Attention to Sociological
Critiques of Rational Actor Approaches?
paper
Peter Taylor-Gooby, p.f.taylor-gooby@kent.ac.uk,
University of Kent, UK
- Social support for
risk protection: influencing institutional strategies
paper, powerpoint
Mara
Yerkes, yerkes@fsw.eur.nl, Erasmus University Rotterdam,
Netherlands
- Making sense of
information provision
paper
Julie Barnett, J.barnett@surrey.ac.uk,
University of Surrey
- Shared scares or
scary shares: shifting nuclear risk discourses in Eastern
Europe
Leonardas Rinkevicius,
leonardas.rinkevicius@ktu.lt, Kaunas University of Technology,
Lithuania
- Infrastructures of Risk: An ANT Approach towards
Controversies of Risks
paper
Gerald Beck,
gerald.beck@sozialforschung.org, Cordula Kropp,
cordula.kropp@sozialforschung.org, Munich (www.risk-cartography.org),
Germany
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