Dear colleagues
*** Apologies for cross-posting***
we are thrilled to announce the final programme of our workshop "Mobility
and the Future of Work", which will take place in Barcelona, 6-8 november.
The workshop is organized in collaboration with University of Barcelona,
CONJUST and GER Grup d’estudis sobre reciprocitat.
If you are around and wish to join us for the discussions, please register
by sending us an email at: [log in to unmask]
Download a printable version of the program here:
https://mobilityandfuture2019.home.blog/
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*Day I: November 6*
13.30-15.00: Registration
15.00-16.00: Welcome and introduction
*16.00-18.00: PANEL 1: Digital nomads: New configurations of work-related
mobile communities and social spaces*
Chair: Fabiola Mancinelli
- Elisenda Ardèvol, Patricia Matos: “The potentiality to move: mobility
and future in digital nomads’ practices”
- Eeva Kesküla: “Challenging ideas of work and seeking alternatives in
digital nomad families”
- Dyana Wing So, Yoana Stefanova, Isabel Cristina Parra, Riccardo
Demurtas: “The Life-cycle Model of Digital Nomads: A Case Study of
Barcelona”
- Fabiola Mancinelli: “Ethos of freedom and geoarbitrage: digital nomads
and the future of work”
- Doerte Weig: “Gigging, platforming, co-collaborating: The relevance of
multimodal sensing in our future work and mobility practices”
18.00-18.30: Break
18.30-19.30: Keynote session TBA
19.30-21.00: Welcome Drink
*Day II: November 7*
*9.00-11.00: PANEL 2: Mobility, education and work in the making of a
desirable self*
Chair: Silvia Wojczewski
- Ignacio Fradejas-Garcia, Roger Norum : “Un/placing expert knowledge:
Mobility and place as future assets among the careers of academics and
development workers”
- Leonardo Azevedo: “Brazilian brains in mobility”
- Silvia Wojczewski: “Imaginaries of diaspora and work in the process of
fashioning the self”
- Corinne Schwaller: “‘I run and run but I don’t get anywhere’:
Precarity as life on a treadmill”
- Briana Nichols: “Waiting for Change: educational striving,
‘professionalism’, and mobility in Guatemala”
11.00-11.30: Tea/Coffee Break
*11.30-13.30: PANEL 3: **Social justice: Planning for the future in
transnational settings*
Chair: Mikel Aramburu and Irene Sabaté Muriel
- Silvia Bofill: “Care, labour and mobility: struggles for the future”
- Ramesh Sunam: “South-South Transnational Labour Migration and
Precarity”
- Angelina Kussy, Mauricio Chemas: “Translocal livelihoods, kinship and
the creation of a “pure labor”: towards political economy of
transnationalism”
- Ambra Formenti, Francesco Vacchiano: “Superflexibility: Mobility, Work
and the Future among Portuguese Migrants in Peterborough (UK)”
13.30-15.00: Lunch
15.00-16.00: Anthromob Network Meeting (for all participants)
*16.00-18.00: PANEL 4: Values and imaginaries of mobility and future in
precarious work arrangements*
Chair: Anna Lisa Ramella
- Asiya Islam: “‘Computer wala kaam’: Precarious work and technological
imaginaries among young women in urban India”
- Victoria Stead: “Labour, mobility, and the making of futures and
places in an Australian horticultural region”
- Anna Lisa Ramella: “Para-sitic mobilities - lateral future-making in
times of fragility“
- Giuseppe Troccoli: “Moving to work, building to live: the precarious
mobilities of construction workers in Belize”
- Ursula Probst: “(Sex) Work for a better future? Mobility, hopes and
realities of sex workers from Central and Eastern Europe in Berlin”
19.30: Social Dinner (venue TBA; self-funded)
*DAY III: November 8*
*9.00-11.00: PANEL 5: Freedom to work, precarity of work: entrepreneurship
and/or -precariat in contexts of mobility*
Chair: TBA
- Susanne Klien: “Urban migrants in rural Japan: Between limbo and
aspiration”
- Hemangini Gupta: “Will to Automate: Postcolonial Mobilities and the
Future of Work”
- Laura A. Tufă: “Overwork in uncertain working time regimes and blurred
physical boundaries. Discourses and practices of mobility in tele- and
home-working”
- Neda Deneva: “Mobility without Migration: Labour Exchange and
On-demand-mobility in the IT Sectors in Romania and Bulgaria”
- María Jesús Cabezón-Fernández: “Dealing with the crisis through
transnational entrepreneurship. Itineraries across spatialities in the
Mediterranean arena”
11.00-11.30: Tea/Coffee Break
11.30-13.30: Publication and Discussion Lab
13.30-15.00: Lunch
15.00-16.30: Thematic walk
Kind regards,
The workshop organizers
Fabiola Mancinelli (U Barcelona), Silvia Wojczewski (U Lausanne), Anna Lisa
Ramella (U Cologne), Helena Patzer (U Warsaw), Dana Johnson (U Amherst)
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