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CeMoRe Annual Research Day 2011
Date: 25 May 2011 Time: 9.30am to 5.00pm
Venue: Bowland North Seminar Room 20
CeMoRe Research Day 2011
As regulars will know this is intended to be a forum where Lancaster colleagues present short papers on their 'mobilities' research. We are happy to have contributions on new ideas, research in progress and finished research projects. The idea is to explore the diversity of mobilities research at Lancaster, to generate discussion and facilitate new research links.
Could you please inform Pennie Drinkall if you wish to attend the day p.drinkall 'at' lancaster.ac.uk by 19 May.
CeMoRe Research Day: Wednesday 25th May 2011, Bowland North Seminar Room 20
Programme
9.15: Registration
9.30 - 10.45:
Introduction and welcome: Colin Pooley (LEC)
Session 1: Travel practices and identities - Chair: Tim Dant (Sociology)
Dave Horton (LEC) - Understanding walking and cycling: some results and reflections
Gabriel Jderu (Sociology, Univ of Bucharest) - Motorcycle as Figuration: Three Stages of Motorcycling Culture in Romania
Jill Ebrey (Film and Media, University of Chester) - The Bus and the City
10.45-11.00: Coffee
11.00-1.00:
Session 2: New perspectives on mobilities research (1) - Chair: John Urry (Sociology)
Tony Gatrell (School of Health and Medicine) - Mobilities and the well-being agenda
Monika Büscher and Lucas Introna (Sociology) - Mobilities in crisis
Griet Scheldeman (LEC) - Street Matters: hands-on ways of disseminating mobility research
Alan Beattie (CeMoRe) - Manic mobility and liquid capitalism: from economic geography to critical psychiatry?
Brian Green (ISS) - Mobile Lancaster project
1.00-1.45: Lunch
1.45 -3.30
Session 3: New perspectives on mobilities research (2) - Chair: David Tyfield (Sociology)
Siobhan McGrath (LEC) - A Multi-dimensional Concept of 'Slave Labour': Evidence from Brazil
Tim Dant and Ruth McNally (Sociology) - Catalyst - using new technology to help citizen groups
Lynsey Hanley (English) - Up The Hill Backwards: a journey through class and culture in Britain
Maria Ferrario (InfoLab) - Transport in Crisis: A Social Media Perspective
3.30 - 3.45: Tea
3.45 -5.00
Session 4: Systems of travel - Chair: Colin Pooley (LEC)
James Faulconbridge (LEC) - Disruption: a lens for understanding travel practice as socio-technical systems?
Satya Hazareesingh (CeMoRe) - Dependence, Orchestration and Autonomy on the Road
Closing discussion
Contact:
Who can attend: Anyone
Further information
Associated staff: Monika Büscher (Sociology), Tim Dant (Sociology), Pennie Drinkall (Sociology), James Faulconbridge (Organisation, Work and Technology), Tony Gatrell (Division of Health Research), Lynsey Hanley (English and Creative Writing), Dave Horton (Lancaster Environment Centre LEC), Lucas Introna (Organisation, Work and Technology), Ruth McNally (Sociology), Colin Pooley (Lancaster Environment Centre LEC), Griet Scheldeman (Lancaster Environment Centre LEC), John Urry (Sociology)
Organising departments and research centres: Applied Social Science, Centre for Mobilities Research (CeMoRe), Communication Systems, Lancaster Environment Centre LEC, Lancaster Institute for the Contemporary Arts, Medicine, Mobilities.Lab, Sociology
Keywords: Geographical information systems, Geographic information systems, ICT, Information society, Information systems, Migrants, Migration, Mobilities, Transportation, Travel
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