Institute for Advanced Social Research 2019-2020
Updated 10 January 2020
Article seminars, Spring 2020
To be documented here
Speakers Series lectures, Spring 2020
To be documented here
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Speakers Series lectures, Autumn 2019
Time: Every second Tuesday at 16.15–17.45, in English, starting on 17 Sept.
Place: Pinni B lecture hall B1096, 1st fl.
Article seminars, Autumn 2019
Time: On Wednesdays at 12.15–14.00 in English , starting on 11 Sept.
Place: Atalpa seminar room 208, 2nd fl.
Schedule (subject to change)
Updated 6 November 2019
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Week |
Tuesday/Wednesday |
IASR Lectures |
Article seminars (internal)
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| Lecturer: Topic |
Based on a draft of an article or a book chapter |
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| 36 | Wed-Thu, 4-5 Sept. Kick-off seminar Wuolle Mansion, Hauho |
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| 37 | Wed, 11 Sept | Saara Pellander: Intimate geographies of bordering: How borders affect citizens and their social networks |
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| 38 | Tue, 17 Sept | Prof. Rainer Winter: Mediatization and the Transformation of the Self |
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| 38 | Wed, 18 Sept | Visiting lecturer Prof. Jane Wilkinson: Leading for social justice and diversity through a practice architecture lens |
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| 39 |
Wed, 25 Sept | Heikki Heikkilä: Do we want to tolerate audience metrics? Ethics and validity in newsrooms’ knowledge of the users |
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| 40 | Tue, 1 Oct | Meyda Yegenoglu: Entanglement of Humanitarianism with Colonialism and Orientalism | |
| 40 | Wed, 2 Oct | Introductions to research: Mervi Kaukko Visiting Fulbright Lois Presser |
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| 41 | Wed, 9 Oct |
Leo Custódio: Research Plan: “Intersectional public spheres” and anti-racism media activist tactics: The cases of Finland and Brazil compared |
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| 42 | Tue, 15 Oct | Leonardo Custódio: What does ‘decolonization’ mean to you? A farewell (bomb) letter |
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| 42 | Wed, 16 Oct | Laura Ahva (& Mikko Hautakangas): Book proposal: “Journalism against Polarisation” |
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| 43 | Tue, 22 Oct NB! 14:15-15:45 |
Prof. Louise Morley: Women Leaders in Finnish Universities: Navigating Neoliberalism, Narrating Neuroliberalism, and Nurturing New Imaginaries |
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| 43 | Wed, 23 Oct NB! 15:00-18:00 |
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Film session: Franz Fanon: Concerning Violence (2014) |
| 44 | Tue, 29 Oct NB! Pinni B1100 |
Mahmut Mutman: Three Remarks on Populism: Sovereignty, Class, Figure |
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| 44 | Wed, 30 Oct |
Saara Pellander (& Johanna Leinonen): Book proposal: The intimate and the state: Racialized geographies of transnational family relations |
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| 45 | Wed, 6 Nov
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Risto Heiskala (& Peeter Selg): Power, Regulation and Social Order in the Intersection of Political and Social Theory |
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| 46 | Tue, 12 Nov NB! Pinni B1100 |
Mervi Kaukko: What do refugee background students want us to know about their school lives? ‘Zooming in’ on the practice architectures of a multicultural school in Australia |
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| 46 | Wed, 13 Nov | Meyda Yegenoglu: Remembering Armenian genocide |
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| 47 | Wed, 20 Nov |
Gerald MacLean & Donna Landry: Explorations with Evliya Ҫelebi: Inter- and Multi-disciplinary Research and the Seyahatname |
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| 48 | Tue, 26 Nov NB! Pinni B1100 |
Nelli Piattoeva: A post-socialist perspective on emerging audit culture: changing practices and subjectivities of school teachers in a Russian region |
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| 48 | Wed, 27 Nov |
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Mervi Kaukko: Love as a pedagogical practice |
| 49 | Wed-Thu, 4-5 Dec Symposium on Populism |
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| 50 |
Tue, 10 Dec
Pre-Christmas Dinner
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Andrew Newby: “Poor and primitive, but honest and truthful” – Overseas Famine Aid to Finland, 1856-68 |