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| Projekt: Joanna Bartkowiak |
16-18 października odbędzie się w Gdańsku konferencja Europejskiego Towarzystwa Socjologicznego poświęcona analizie zmian transformacyjnych po przewrocie solidarnościowym. Wydział Nauk Społecznych Uniwersytetu Gdańskiego oraz Europejskie Centrum Solidarności odwiedzą wybitne osobistości z Polski, krajów Europy i Stanów Zjednoczonych zajmujących się tą ważną problematyką. Zapraszamy do zapoznania się z programem (w rozwinięciu pod plakatem) i czynnego uczestnictwa w tym niecodziennym wydarzeniu.
Inicjatorem i duszą organizacyjną konferencji jest Arek Peisert. Pomaga Zakład Socjologii Ogólnej IFSiD UG
[Program update from October 12, 2014]
THUSRDAY 16 OCTOBER
Faculty of Social Sciences, University
of Gdańsk, ul. Bażyńskiego 4, Gdańsk
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18.10 -19.55
SESSION 2:
CLASS DISTINCTIONS IN THE TRANSFROMATION ERA
C 213-C214
(4 papers + 1 distributed)
Chair: Anna Horolets
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18.10 -19.55
SESSION 3
FACES OF CIVIL SOCIETY IN THE EEC
S207
(4 papers + 1 distributed)
Chair: Michał Kaczmarczyk
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Bartosz Mika
(University of Gdańsk)
Class society or risk society?
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Dominika Polańska & Grzegorz Piotrowski
(Södertörn
University, Sweden)
Reversing previous views of
post-socialist civil society by studying the rising field of urban social
movements in Poland
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Ken Roberts
(School of Sociology and
Social Policy, University of Liverpool)
Class
formation and distinction: twenty-five years of change in Eastern Europe
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Magdalena Szczepańska
(Kazimierz
Wielki University Bydgoszcz)
Homeowner
associations and civic engagement: the case of Poland
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Maciej Gdula
(University of Warsaw)
Transformations Landmarks
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Anisya Khokhlova & Elena Tykanova
(Faculty of Sociology, St. Petersburg State University)
Resource mobilization in urban space contestation: the case of garage
wars in post-soviet St. Petersburg
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Przemysław Sadura
(University of Warsaw)
Education, Culture and Class Lifestyles. Changing Patterns of Class
Conflicts in Contemporary Poland
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Marta Marciniak (read by Michał Kaczmarczyk)
(Independent
scholar)
“How not to create a new system, or the
role of punks and skinheads in the transformation of social and cultural life
in Poland since the late 80s”
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Sergey
Korotayev (distributed paper)
(National Research University “Higher School of Economics”)
The Impact
of Culture on the Creativity of Professionals Working in Multicultural Teams
in Russia.
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Marina Makarova (distributed paper)
(Udmurt State
University)
Anticorruption activity of nongovernment organizations in Poland and
Russia
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20.00
RECEPTION (C211-212)
FRIDAY 17 OCTOBER
Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Gdańsk, ul. Bażyńskiego
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9.15-11.00
SESSION
4 . SYMBOLIC BORDERS IN THE DISCOURSES OF TRANSFORMATIONS
S 207
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Chair: Anna Horolets
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Jerzy
Kuniewski
(University
of Gdańsk)
History
repeated or written a new? The events in Ukraine as a prelude to system
changes not only in Europe—an attempt at the interpretation of rapid social
change.
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Klaus
Mueller
(AGH
University of Science and Technology)
Why the Ukraine Failed
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Piotr
Wiench
(Faculty of Social Sciences, Warsaw University of
Life Sciences)
The
transformation of the comprador class
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Tomasz
Warczok
(The Robert B. Zajonc Institute for Social Sciences The
University of Warsaw)
Classifications
and rituals. Disciplining the poor in a semi-peripheral post-communist
country.
11.00-11.40
Key-note speaker
S 207
Tomasz Zarycki
(University of Warsaw, Institute for Social Studies)
Ideologies of “eastness” as compensatory strategies of Central
and Eastern European peripheries
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11.40-11.55. Coffee break (corridor)
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11.55-14.05
SESSION
5
SOCIAL
MOBILITY TRENDS AND BARRIERS
C213-C214
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11.55-14.05
SESSION
6
IDEOLOGICAL
TENSIONS AND IDENTITIES
S
207
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5 papers
Chair:
Krzysztof Stachura
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5 papers +1
distributed
Chair; Elena
Danilova
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Anna
Baczko-Dombi & Ilona Wysmułek
(Institute of Philosophy and
Sociology Polish Academy of
Sciences, Institute of Sociology
University of Warsaw)
What do you need to succeed,
Poles? Subjective assessment of the determinants of success in POLPAN data
(1988-2013)
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Adam
Konopka
(University of Gdańsk)
Political backlash in postcommunist Poland –
the alliances between nationalist far right and working class 25 years after
the decline of communism
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Katarzyna
Staszyńska
(Kozminski University)
Deprivation of economic needs of the Polish society
and strategies of dealing with deprivation: changes over the period
1980-2011
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Andrei
Gheorghită & Mircea Comsa
(Lucian Blaga University of Sibiu and Babeș-Bolyai University of
Cluj-Napoca)
Party Characteristics and Leader Effects in Post-Communist Polities
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Alexi
Gugushvili
(Bremen International Graduate School of
Social Sciences)
Economic Liberalisation
and Intergenerational
Social Mobility - Exploring the Links
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Tadeusz
Szawiel
(University of Warsaw)
Dynamics of Change and the Meaning of Left-right
Identifications in Poland 1991-2012
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Krzystof
Zagórski
( Kozminski University)
Subjective
and objective living conditions, perception of social conflicts and attitudes
to system of free market democracy – Poland in transition (dynamic analysis)
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Anna
Kiersztyn
(University of Warsaw)
Solidarity
Lost? Low Pay Persistence During 25 Years of the Post-Communist Transition in
Poland.
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K. Wysieńska, K. Karpiński, M. Di Carlo
(Institute of Philosophy and Sociology, Polish Academy of Sciences and
Albert Shanker Institute, Washington DC, USA)
Testing the self-interest
hypothesis of welfare state and egalitarian attitudes in Poland – 1988-2013
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Cristina
Stănus (distributed paper)
(Lucian Blaga University of Sibiu)
The
focus of representation: a comparative analysis of county councillors in
Europe
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14.05. LUNCH
(C211-C212)
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15.00-16.45
SESSION
7
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15.00-16.45
SESSION
8
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INEQUALITY
IN VARIOUS DIMENSIONS
S
207
4 papers+ 2
distributed
Chair: Galia
Chimiak
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SOCIAL
BONDS AND CIVIC ACTIVISM
C213-C214
4 papers
Chair;
Peeter Vihalemm
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Marta
Kołczyńska & Joseph Merry
(The Ohio State University)
Dynamics of Perceptions of Income
Inequality: Analysis of the Polish Panel Survey 1988-2013
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Kerstin
Jacobsson
(University
of Gothenburg)
Entrepreneurial
Poland? On Civic Privatism in Polish Civil Society
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Tomáš
Kostelecký, Renata Mikešová, Martin Šimon
(Institute of Sociology, Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic)
Transformation
of one country or mosaic of territories with different paths of development?
The spatial dimension of the post-Communist transformation in Czechia.
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Arkadiusz
Peisert
(University of Gdańsk)
The civilizing process as a transformation of social
bonds. On Norbert Elias idea
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Elena
Danilova
(Institute of sociology Russian Academy of Sciences)
‘Winners’ and ‘losers’ as the constructs of the dominant discourse
during the transformations
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Elżbieta
Korolczuk
(University of Gothenburg)
Familial Poland? Re-defining Civic Activism in
Polish Parental Movements
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Loretta
Platts & Christopher Gerry
(King's College London and School of Slavonic
and East European Studies, University College
London)
Social inequalities in
self-rated health in Ukraine
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Katarzyna
Jezierska
(Center for European Research & Department of Political Science
University of Gothenburg)
Apolitical and non-ideological?
Polish civil society without identity
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Natalya
Korovitsyna (distributed paper)
(Institute of Slavic Studies Russian Academy of Sciences)
Czech Family Transformations and East-European Way of Development
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16.45-17.00 Coffee break (C 211-C212)
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17.00-18.45
SESSION
9
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17.00-18.45
SESSION
10
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LABOUR
STRATEGIES AND MIGRATION
S
207
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RELIGION,
STATE, AND INDIVIDUALS
C
213-C214
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4 papers + 1
distributed paper
Chair:; Anna
Kiersztyn
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4 papers
Chair:;
Tomasz Zarycki
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Anna
Horolets & Aleksandra Galasińska
(University
of Gdańsk and University of Wolverhampton)
Enchanting
inequality? Post-2004 Polish migrants to the UK speak of their experience
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Yulia
Prozorova
(Sociological Institute, Russian Academy of Sciences)
Unseparated
State and Church: Interrelated Political and Orthodox Church Discourses and
Ideology Formation in Contemporary Russia
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Liga
Rasnaca
(University
of Latvia)
Unanticipated
consequences of post-communist transformation in rural labour market: Latvian
case
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Mirosława
Grabowska
(University of Warsaw)
Religiosity in times of social change – the case of Poland.
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Jury M. Plusnin
(National Research University – Higher School of Economics)
”Wandering Workers” as a New Force for Solidarity: Russia’s Case
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Marharyta Fabrykant & Vladimir Magun
(Higher School of
Economics and Institute of Sociology of the Russian Academy of Sciences)
Normative and rational dimensions of national
pride in comparative perspective
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Galia
Chimiak
(Institute of Philosophy and Sociology, Polish Academy of Sciences)
Between
Westernization and Reversed Innovation. Reforms in Poland after 1989.
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Iza
Desperak
(University
of Łodź)
From
solidarity to privatized individuality. Welcome to New Precarious World
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Anna Odrowąż-Coates, Mariusz Korczyński, Michał Kwiatkowski (distributed
paper)
(Academy of Special Education)
The advantages and drawbacks of Polish
migration post EU accession. Diversity,
social trust and the learning curve
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Marekss
Niklass & Liga Rasnaca (distributed paper)
(University
of Latvia)
Social
inequality in post-communist labour market relations: Baltic Sea region
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19.30 CONFERENCE DINNER
(500 meters from conference venue, next to the Olivia Hall – the place
of historical 1st “Solidarity” Cross-Country Meeting in 1980)
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SATURDAY 18
OCTOBER
European Solidarity
Centre, Solidarności Square 1, Gdańsk (former
Gdańska Shipyard)
09.45-12.00
SESSION 11 . REFLECTIONS ON SOLIDARITY
HERITAGE IN POLAND
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5 papers
Chair: Elena
Danilova
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Jacek
Kołtan
(European Solidarity
Centre)
From
Alienation to Trust. The ethics of solidarity
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Adam
Mielczarek
(Institute of Sociology, Jagiellonian University)
Solidarity’s
Difficult Legacy
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Agnieszka
Kolasa-Nowak
(Institute of Sociology, Marie Curie-Sklodowska University)
Heritage and burden in 25 years of post-communism. Polish perspective
on past and present
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Władysław
Adamski
(Kozminski University)
Group interest vs. privatization in the processes of systemic
transformation: Poland in the years 1980-2011
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Elżbieta
Ciżewska
(University of
Warsaw)
Politics
of Anti-politics and a Liberal Democracy
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12.00-12.15
Coffee break
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12.15-13.00. Key note speaker:
Hella Dietz
(Georg-August-Universität
Göttingen)
Rethinking 1989. A narrative and its consequences for sociological
analysis
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13.00-13.45
The meeting with former Solidarity activist Zbigniew Bujak and former Maydan activists from Ukraine
14.00. Guided Tour of the Main ECS Exhibition
The end of the conference is estimated about 15.30
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