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TASA Conference 2018
Precarity, Rights and Resistance
November 19-22 2018
Deakin University, Burwood Campus
Conference Handbook
Media Contents
Twitter Program at a Glance 4 -5
The key twitter accounts to watch will be the TASA
account and the Deakin Sociology account: Welcome from TASA President 6
@AustSoc App Graphics Proof
Conference App
@DeakinSociology Step 1: Search for ‘World Leading
TASA Executive Committee 7
Remember to place the conference hashtag Conferences’ in the Apple or Google App
#TASA2018 in your tweets so they become part of Stores.
the conference backchannel. Annual General Meeting 7
Step 2: Enter the access code: TASA2018
Facebook If you don’t have a smart phone or use a
windows phone, please access the app
Keynote Speakers 8-9
https://www.facebook.com/AustSoc/ via: tasa2018.entegyapp.com.au
The Deakin Sociology Blog is also likely to have Plenaries and Panels 10 - 11
useful updates - https://blogs.deakin.edu.au/
sociology/
Postgraduate Day 12 - 13
Live Streaming
Tuesday Concurrent Sessions 14 - 17
We have a dedicated “live streamer” at the conference
who will be live streaming some sessions on the TASA
TASA Merchandise
Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/AustSoc). Wednesday Concurrent Sessions 18 - 21
Live streaming will enable us to engage a broader
public and TASA members in the intellectual life of
the conference. To find out the sessions being live Thursday Concurrent Sessions 22 - 27
Available for purchase at the registration desk
streamed, please look out for this symbol.
Scholarship Recipients 28
WI-FI Water Bottle $10
Free wireless internet is available for conference
Calico Bag $5
Professoriate Meeting 28
delegates each day for 8 hours at a time. Please
follow the below steps to connect to the Deakin
Guest Wi-Fi network Thematic Group Meetings 29
• Open the wi-fi settings on your device and click on
the Guest WiFi Deakin network Book Launches 29
• Open your web browser, you will be redirected to
the guest login page
Social Events 30
• Select create account
• Complete the fields with your details and select
register Local Eats 31
• Your generated account credentials will be
displayed, select Sign On Publishers 32
• Select Accept to accept the terms and conditions
of use General Information 33
Additionally Eduroam is available for everyone from
participating institutions
Venue 34
Media
Transport & Parking 35
The media room will be located in HE2.016.
If you have any great ideas or questions about TASA 2019 36
social media activity surrounding the conference,
please contact Alexia – a.maddox@deakin.edu.au
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Program at a Glance
Monday 19 November 2018 Wednesday 21 November
8:30am - 5:00pm Postgraduate Day and Registration BCC 7:30am - 9:00am Women’s Breakfast SAGE Restaurant
3:00pm - 8:00pm Conference Registration HF2.100 9:00am - 10:00am President’s Address LT13
5:45pm - 6:15pm Welcome to Country and Opening LT13 10:00am - 10:30am Morning Tea HF2.100
6:15pm - 7:30pm Public Lecture Keynote: LT13
10:30am - 12:30pm Concurrent Session 3 Breakout rooms
Nira Yuval-Davis - Everyday Bordering and the Grey Zones: Experiences from Calais and London
7:30pm - 9:30pm Conference Welcome Reception HF2.100 12:30pm - 1:30pm Lunch HF2.100
TG Meetings Breakout rooms
Tuesday 20 November
1:30pm - 3:30pm Concurrent Session 4 Breakout rooms
9:00am - 10:00am Keynote: LT13
Professor Bronwyn Carlson: Addressing precarity, rights and resistance: Indigenous 3:30pm - 4:00pm Afternoon Tea HF2.100
sociology and epistemic reciprocity
Book Launch HE2.007
10:00am - 10:30am Morning Tea HF2.100 Karen Soldatic: Disability and Neoliberal State Formations, Routledge
4:00pm - 5:30pm Plenary: Asylum Seeker and Refugee Rights Advocacy in Australia LT13
Poster Session HF2.100
Ms Kashifa Aslam: Digital hate: The social media of Islamophobia, 7:00pm - 11:00pm Conference Dinner FooMoo
Professor Geir Lorem: How does unemployment affect health? Examining health inequities
in an egalitarian health care system,
Thursday 22 November
10:30am - 12:30pm Concurrent Session 1 Breakout rooms
9:00am - 10:00am Keynote: LT13
12:30pm - 1:30pm Lunch HF2.100 Madeleine Leonard: Precarity, Rights and Resistance in the everyday lives of children:
Reflections from Ireland.
TG Convenors Meeting HE3.006
Professoriate Meeting: Australian and New Zealand Standard Research Codes HE3.004 10:00am - 10:30am Morning Tea HF2.100
1:30pm - 3:30pm Concurrent Session 2 Breakout rooms 10:30am - 12:30pm Concurrent Session 5 Breakout rooms
3:30pm - 4:00pm Afternoon Tea HF2.100 12:30pm - 1:30pm Lunch HF2.100
Book Launch HE2.007 Book Launch HE2.007
Julie Peters: A Feminist Post-transsexual Autoethnography: Challenging Normative Gender Coercion, Kim Toffoletti, Holly Thorpe and Jessica Francombe-Webb (Eds.): New Sporting Femininities Embodied
Routledge Politics in Postfeminist Times, Springer
4:00pm - 5:30pm The John Western Memorial Plenary - Working in the Global Academy: LT1 1:30pm - 3:30pm Concurrent Session 6 Breakout rooms
Precarity, Rights, Opportunities and Resistance
3:30pm - 4:00pm Afternoon Tea HF2.100
5:30pm - 7:00pm TASA AGM LT1
7:00pm onwards Queer Drinks Nevermind Bar Book Launch HE2.007
Steven Roberts: Young Working-Class Men in Transition
4:00pm - 5:20pm Concurrent Session 7 Breakout rooms
End Of Conference
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Welcome from the TASA President TASA Executive Committee 2017-2018
A
warm welcome to TASA 2018 and welcome to Deakin University’s Burwood campus
in the leafy Melbourne suburb of the same name.
Our theme for the conference is Precarity, Rights and Resistance. We live in a time of
backlash against hard fought victories of past decades in gender relations, minority
rights and at work but also a time of new commitments to activism and change.
Sociologists, and social movements, are clamouring for new insights into the dynamics of our times
and new strategies to create change. As well as reflecting the research strengths of our hosts,
Deakin Sociology and the Alfred Deakin Institute, these are among the most pressing questions
facing sociology as a whole.
On behalf of the TASA Executive and all delegates, thank you to the Local Organising Committee: Dan Woodman Alphia Possamai- Luke Gahan Shanthi Brady Robards Nicholas Hookway
Grazyna Zajdow (Convener) Rose Butler, Bernie East, Anna Halafoff, Anita Harris, Amelia Johns, President Inesedy Secretary Robertson Digital media Public Engagement
Doug Lorman, Alexia Maddox, Vince Marotta, Andrew Singleton, Kim Toffoletti and Jessica Walton. Vice-President Treasurer
The LOC worked with Lili Lin and the team at ICMSA, our new professional conference organisers,
and with the TASA Vice President, Alphia Possamai-Inesedy, and Executive Officer Sally Daly, to put
together the excellent program we have ahead of us this week.
The team has worked hard to improve the accessibility of our conference. Existing scholarships for
members with disabilities, applied sociologists and postgraduate students have been expanded,
including new scholarships for those in precarious employment. There are also new initiatives
to improve access for those with care responsibilities for children. As well as additional childcare
options and a parents’ room, children (and carers) are invited to attend sessions.
The LOC team have also brought together an exciting set of speakers and events for the program.
Our keynote speakers are Professor Bronwyn Carlson, an international leader in indigenous studies
and the study of the politics of identity, Professor Madelaine Leonard, a globally recognised scholar Peta Cook Joseph Borlagdan Ashleigh Watson Kate Huppatz Steve Matthewman Joanne Bryant
of childhood and generations and Professor Nira Yuval-Davis, global leader in the theorising of Thematic Groups Applied Sociology Postgraduate JoS Editor in Chief JoS Editor in Chief HSR Editor in
gendered nationalisms, racisms, fundamentalisms, citizenships. A warm welcome to our visitors. (Ex-officio) (Ex-officio) Chief (Ex-officio)
We also have two keynote plenaries scheduled. One focuses on refugee rights in Australia. This has
rightly been a theme we have returned to more than once at recent TASA events, an issue becoming
ever more pressing as leaders in other parts of the world are turning to us for our bad example.
The other keynote plenary focuses on a topic very close to home for many TASA members, rising
precarity within the academy.
The foundations of the conference are, as always, the concurrent sessions, ably shaped by the
work of our Thematic Group Conveners, who oversee the abstract and paper review process. The
concurrent sessions will provide your chance to discover cutting-edge approaches to social research,
and your chance to see that up-and-coming early career scholar who you will be bragging to your
friends in a few years’ time that you saw, presenting that field changing research, before they did.
Christy Newman Eileen Clark Peter Robinson Alexia Maddox Katie Hughes Sally Daly
I hope you are inspired to engage passionately in the intellectual program, but make sure you leave
HSR Editor in Chief Nexus Editor – Nexus Editor – Nexus Editor Immediate Executive Officer
a little energy for the social program. Queer Drinks (for LGBTIQ folks and their allies) is back again for
(Ex-officio) (Ex-officio) (Ex-officio) (Ex-officio) Past-President (Ex-officio)
another year and being organised by the Genders & Sexualities conveners. Our Women’s Breakfast
(Ex-officio)
(open to all delegates who identify as a woman), features my mentor and collaborator Professor
Johanna Wyn. Our conference dinner will be at FooMoo restaurant on campus. Rumour has it that
instead of a band, this year we might have a couple of our members stepping off the dance floor
and into the DJ booth (you’ll have to wait to find out who). I like to think of this as an act of public
sociology, an effervescent antidote to the fragmentary forces of late modernity. Annual General Meeting
Enjoy TASA 2018. I hope you finish the week inspired, by the papers you see, the conversations you
have (and by the DJ set) and leave with new insights and seeing new possibilities for resistance. And Tuesday 20 November, 5:30pm – 7:00pm, Lecture Theatre 1
I hope to see you again this time next year, to further our sociological conversation, in Paramatta at
1. President’s Welcome and Overview 6. Questions on Matters in the 2018 Annual Report
TASA 2019, hosted by our colleagues at Western Sydney University.
2. Apologies 7. November 2018 - November 2020 Executive Committee
Dan Woodman
3. Business Arising 8. Health Sociology Review - incoming editors: introductions
President, TASA
4. Acceptance of 2017 Minutes 9. Other Business
5. Presentation of Financial Statements
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Keynote Speakers
Public Lecture: Everyday Bordering and Addressing precarity, rights and Precarity, Rights and Resistance in the
the Grey Zones: Experiences from Calais resistance: Indigenous sociology and everyday lives of children: Reflections
and London epistemic reciprocity from Belfast.
Nira Yuval-Davis Professor Bronwyn Carlson Professor Madeleine Leonard
Monday 19 November, 6:15pm – 7:30pm Tuesday 20 November, 9:00am – 10:00am Thursday 22 November, 9:00am – 10:00am.
The lecture examines the nature of Survival is not a new concept to Indigenous The overarching theme of the 2018
contemporary bordering and the effects this people as we have always been considered TASA conference is Precarity, Rights and
have on the precarity of people’s lives in the ‘disposable’ by the colonisers. From 1788 Resistance, concepts that have particular
grey zones of Calais and London as well as to contemporary times Indigenous people resonance for the everyday lives of children
those who have full citizenship. have endured colonial violence that ranges and young people. The purpose of this
from open and revered killings to forced lecture is to explore these three interlocking
The lecture starts with the exploration of
removals, from mass incarceration to more concepts using generation as an overarching
bordering as a computer firewall which is invisible to some
contemporary forms of online violence. Our approach to theoretical framework. The lecture draws on a number of
and unpassable to many others. It then examines the effects
precarity, rights and resistance has always been informed research projects carried out in Belfast in order to illustrate
of these technologies of bordering on the precarious lives of
by our ancient practice of reciprocity that draws from our how these processes play out in practice.
irregular migrants living in the site of Calais’ jungle and on the
interconnectedness with all of our physical and social
streets of London. About the Speaker
structures. In contemporary, neoliberal times, we continue
The conclusion of the paper discusses the transformation of to adapt to, and adopt new technologies. We approach more Madeleine Leonard is a Professor of Sociology at Queen’s
all people’s citizens’ duties into becoming untrained unpaid ‘modern’ forms of colonial violence by drawing on our cultural University, Belfast. She is particularly interested in creative
borderguards. episteme: our interrelatedness, our shared identities and and participatory approaches to including children in the
communality, our resistance to colonial rule and the continued research process. She employs a range of mainly qualitative
About the Speaker
avowal of our sovereignty. methods in her research with children and their childhoods. Her
Nira Yuval-Davis is Professor Emeritus, Honorary Director of main research interest is in teenagers’ everyday experiences of
About the Speaker
the Research Centre on Migration, Refugees and Belonging growing up in politically sensitive societies, and she has carried
(CMRB) at the University of East London. She has been Professor Bronwyn Carlson is an Aboriginal woman who was out research into the experiences and perceptions of Catholic
the President of the Research Committee 05 (on Racism, born on and lives on D’harawal Country in NSW Australia. She and Protestant teenagers growing up in Belfast as part of an
Nationalism, Indigeneity and Ethnic Relations) of the is a scholar with both a national and international reputation Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) project ‘Conflict
International Sociological Association, founder member of in the field of Indigenous Studies. She has vast teaching and in Cities and the Contested State’ (www.conflictincities.
Women Against Fundamentalism and the international curriculum development experience and has published in org). She has also carried out research with Greek Cypriot
research network on Women In Militarized Conflict Zones and scholarly journals, nationally and internationally. Professor and Turkish Cypriot teenagers growing up in Nicosia, funded
has acted as a consultant for various UN and human rights Carlson maintains a strong connection between Indigenous by the British Council. She has a number of publications on
organisations. Studies pedagogy and research. She is the author of the children’s experiences of and attitudes to protracted political
book, The Politics of Identity: Who Counts as Aboriginal conflict. She is a founder member of the European Sociological
Nira Yuval-Davis has won the 2018 International Sociological
Today?(Aboriginal Studies Press, 2016) and a co-editor of Association’s Research Network for the Sociology of Children
Association Distinguished Award for Excellence in Research
The Politics of Identity: Emerging Indigeneity (University of and Childhood. Her recent publications include two books:
and Practice. She has written widely on intersected gendered
Technology Sydney E-Press, Sydney, 2013). She is the founding The Sociology of Children, Childhood and Generation, London:
nationalisms, racisms, fundamentalisms, citizenships,
and managing editor of the Journal of Global Indigeneity. Sage, 2016 and Teens and Territory in Post-Conflict Belfast: If
identities, belonging/s and everyday bordering. Among her
Walls Could Talk, Manchester University Press, 2017
books Woman-Nation-State, 1989, Racialized Boundaries,
1992, Unsettling Settler Societies, 1995, Gender and
Nation,1997, The Warning Signs of Fundamentalism, 2004, The
Politics of Belonging, 2011, Women Against Fundamentalism,
2014 and Bordering (Forthcoming). Her works have been
translated into more than ten languages.
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Plenaries and Panels
PLENARIES PANELS
John Western Plenary - Working in Asylum Seeker and Refugee Rights Religion, Sexuality and Young People in Johanna will open the panel with reflections on the field
the Global Academy: Precarity, Rights, Advocacy in Australia Australia and the UK and provocations for youth sociology today. Panellists will
critically discuss some core aspects of her work, including the
Opportunities and Resistance Wednesday 21 November, 4:00pm – 5:30pm Thursday 22 November, 10:30am – 12:30pm structure/agency tension in youth studies; the concept of a
Tuesday 20 November, 4:00pm – 5:30pm This esteemed panel, featuring Emeritus Professor Gillian This panel, featuring international experts from the United new adulthood in relation to youth transitions; questions of
Triggs, David Manne and Fadak Alfayadh, will examine the Kingdom and Australia, reports on recent studies in the field gender and generation, and the connections she has forged
As our universities became part of the global system,
TASA Conference theme of precarity, rights and resistance of young people, religion, and sexuality. between sociologies of youth, childhood and the life course
Australian academics, perhaps more so than in many other
focused on asylum seeker and refugee rights advocacy in in international context. They will also respond to Johanna’s
parts of the world, came face to face with neoliberalism, Panel Chair
Australia. call to map out a future research agenda for youth sociology:
managerialism and marketisation. Our work loads have
Dr. Anna Halafoff what questions need answering, what are the conceptual
intensified and expanded, surveillance has increased, our Panel Chair breakthroughs required and what evidence will make the case?
environments have become less collaborative and much Panellists
Dr Amy Nethery
more competitive, and for many, our future is less secure Professor Mary Lou Rasmussen Spotlight Speaker -
and predictable. This plenary offers the opportunity to hear Panellists Johanna Wyn
Yvette Taylor
about some of the latest research on the academy. We begin Emeritus Professor Gillian Triggs
with a focus on Australians as ‘Southern’ workers, on the Dr Sarah-Jane Page Panel Chair
David Manne
peculiar challenges they confront, and the work practices and Rethinking Youth Sociology: A Spotlight Anita Harris
strategies developed in the face of the dominant ‘North’. This Fadak Alfayadh
on the Work of Johanna Wyn Panellists -
is followed with a report on the new Scholarly Teaching Fellows
introduced as a more secure alternative to teaching casuals, Wednesday 21 November, 1:30pm – 3:30pm Madeleine Leonard
with reflections on the implementation and experience of this Julia Coffey
This special panel session of the Thematic Group on Youth
new workplace model. Early career academics are the focus Rob White
reflects on the work of Johanna Wyn on the occasion of her
of the next presentation, reflecting on a new generation of
retirement and invites discussion of the past, present and Dan Woodman
workers who display both pessimism and a sense of hope
future of youth sociology. Director of the Youth Research
for their futures in the academy. The final session will turn
Centre at the University of Melbourne from 1991-2017, author
attention to the possibilities and potentialities of workplace
of countless influential publications including 11 monographs
activism and rights, as collective action becomes ever more
such as Rethinking Youth (with Rob White), Youth and
important to address the issues of precarity and workplace
Generation (with Dan Woodman) and Youth and Society
rights for workers in the Australian academy.
(with Rob White and Brady Robards), and leader of the ARC
Panel Chair funded longitudinal Life Patterns research program for over 20
James Goodman years, Johanna has pioneered a critical, interconnected youth
studies across the domains of transition, gender, wellbeing
Panellists and inequality that bridges gaps between theory and
Christian Mauri policy, crosses disciplinary borders and links methodological
Dr Ann Lawless approaches. Many of the issues and frameworks that Johanna
has developed throughout her career have become central
Fabian Cannizzo
to youth sociology. The international impact of her work
Grant Banfield is recognised by her Fellowship of the Academy of Social
Associate Professor James Goodman Sciences of Britain, the Academy describing her as ‘a leading
Nour Dados sociologist who has pioneered new approaches to the study of
youth and young adulthood which have had a major influence
on researchers in Australia, Europe and North America’.
This panel considers how her work has shaped the field and
what questions her research agenda poses about dilemmas,
opportunities and impetuses for youth studies research now
and into the future.
10 11Postgraduate Day
Monday 19 November 2018 1:15 – 2:15 Lunch
8:30 – 9:30 Registration 2:25 – 2:45 Info Session
Teaching Sociology Futures.
9:30 – 10:15 Welcome Session
This session presents advice for managing early career teaching work now and into the future. This includes professional
Welcome to TASA 2018. teaching skills (including working with convenors and in a team environment), practical class activities (including digital
In this welcome session, led by the Postgraduate Sub-Committee, participants will meet other postgrads in their technologies), and managing teaching workloads in an increasingly precarious environment.
thematic groups and share their experiences of postgrad life. We will focus on networking and conferencing tips
Speakers
including meeting academics and the conference Twitter backchannel.
Dr Brady Robards @bradyjay
TASA President Associate Professor Dan Woodman will also present our annual Conference Scholarship Award winners.
Speakers 2:45 – 3:15 Info Session
Dr Ashleigh Watson @awtsn Josie Reade @josiereade
Publishing Strategies.
Dr Ben Lohmeyer @LohmeyerBen Associate Professor Dan Woodman @DrDanWoodman
This session will take a big picture look at scholarly publishing. There is a heightened expectation for postgrads and ECRs to
Zoei Sutton @zoei_sutton
produce high quality (and high quantity) publications – in this session we look at the realities of the publishing landscape
and explore how to maximise your postgraduate research during and following your PhD.
10:15 – 11:15 Keynote - Triumphs and Tears; Fortune and Fears: an acknowledgement of what it feels like to be a
professional sociologist Speakers
At the risk of coming off like a wannabe motivational speaker. Dr Shanthi Robertson @ShaKRobertson
In this talk I focus on some of the affective dimensions of being an academic. In particular, I aim to illuminate, validate
and legitimise the full range of ups and downs that we experience during our PhD training and into our research 3:15 – 3:45 Info Session
careers. I’ll advocate for greater emphasis on kindness and collectivity as we navigate increasingly precarious times in Research Grants.
the neo liberal academy and end with a reminder of the significance of sociology for today, tomorrow and beyond. This session will shed light on the complex world of research grants and funding. Focusing on ARC grants, we translate the
Speakers various available grants and fellowships including processes and priorities for early career sociologists. This will include a
Associate Professor Steven Roberts @SteveRoberts_ walk-through of how to apply for a DECRA.
Speakers
11:15 – 11:45 Morning Tea Dr Emma Kirby @DrEmmaKirby
11:45 – 12:30 Panel 3:45 – 4:15 Info Session
Graduate Students and Supervisors: precarious relationships of power and professionalism Sociology Jobs.
In the ‘Change the Course’ report, evidence of systematic and troubling practices of harassment and discrimination This session presents advice for post-degree work pathways and paints a broad picture of early career sociology work. We
in the Academy were revealed. In the subsequent months, AWGSA commissioned a feminist best practice report to hear from sociologists with experience in teaching, academic research, media, service, and council projects and programs.
resource the organisation and its members to offer support to those experiencing such incidents. This session includes advice for building a research profile.
In this panel discussion, focused specifically on the postgraduate-supervisor relationship, we reflect on current Speakers
University responses, the importance of effective gendered analysis and our shared responsibilities to create safe Dr Jessica Crofts @Jajacro
and inclusive spaces for academic work. We examine how current employment pattern in universities impact on the Dr Nicholas Hookway @HookwayNicholas
ethical and professional graduate student/supervisor relationships.
Speakers 4:15 – 5:00 Closing Session
Professor JaneMaree Maher @JanemareeMaher Going Forwards In this closing session, the postgraduate sub-committee with Jessica Crofts and Nicholas Hookway will work
Dr Karla Elliott @Karla_Elliott with participants to develop their conference strategies and refine their research ‘elevator pitch.’
Speakers
12:30 – 1:15 Mentoring Session Dr Ashleigh Watson @awtsn Josie Reade @josiereade
Meet a Mentor. Dr Ben Lohmeyer @LohmeyerBen Dr Jessica Crofts @Jajacro
In this session, established sociologists working in a range of institutions and fields will partner with small groups Zoei Sutton @zoei_sutton Dr Nicholas Hookway @HookwayNicholas
of postgraduate participants for mentoring and discussion. We will aim to group participants with other postgrads
at similar stages but from different institutions to their own, to increase diversity of experience and help illuminate
different institutional contexts. Participants are strongly encouraged to bring specific questions for their mentors or
discussion points for their small groups.
Speakers
Dr Brady Robards Dr Sara James, Dr Ashley Barnwell
Dr Emma Kirby A/Pro Alphia Possamai-Inesedy Dr Brendan Churchill
Dr Karla Elliot A/Pro Joanne Bryant Dr Kate Dr Christina Malatzky
Dr Peta Cook Huppatz Dr Steven Threadgold
Dr Joseph Borlagdan Dr Steve Matthewman Dr Peter Bansel
12 13Concurrent Sessions
Conference Day One Tuesday 20 November Scholarship Recipient
Concurrent Session 1 - 10:30am - 12:30pm
Room HE1.008 HE1.010 HE1.014 HE1.015 HE1.018 HE2.007 HE2.012 HE2.014 HE2.015 HE2.017 HE3.004 HE3.006
Thematic Group Urban Sociology Work, Families & Sport Genders and Sociology of Youth Health Sociology of Sociology of Sociology of Genders and Migration, Ethnicity
Employment & Relationships Sexualities Education Religion Indigenous Issues Sexualities / Media & Multiculturalism
Social Movements
10:30am - 10:50am The neoliberalism- ‘Come as you How violence Count Me In: Love and sex Social justice in Youth Shifting the inner The uneducated and The Worldviews of Recognising Tumblr as critical Rethinking the
punishment are’: exploring the against women Evaluating social in times of Justice: Participation circle: ‘Including’ trans the politics of knowing Australian Gen Z Teens Resistance: Australia’s pedagogy: Queer paradigm of race
nexus beyond everyday lives of became a problem: inclusion outcomes uncertainty: in education by incar- and gender diverse in ‘post truth’ times: Dr Anna Halafoff Constitution youth, online in contemporary
‘punitive urbanism’: South Australian feminism and the through sports the case study cerated young people people in cervical Ranciere, populism and Associate Professor and Continuing communities and Singapore:
Governing urban sex workers. rise of resistance participation Vietnamese Professor Kitty Te cancer screening in/equality Andrew Singleton Colonisation of First informal sex education Perspectives from the
nuisances in Ms Roxana movements. for migrant and migrants in Moscow Riele A/Prof Christy Dr Jessica Gerrard Peoples Barrie Shannon ground.
Brisbane, Australia Baratosy Emeritus Professor refugee youth Dr Lan Anh Hoang Associate Professor Newman Mr David Pollock Miss Sophie Chandra
Dr Andrew Clarke Suzanne Franzway Dr Karen Block Julie White
10:50am - 11:10am Community Set up to fail? Investigating Mono-ethnic in Ethical non- Conceptualising Intersecting diversities: Nonattendance in An Australian Media Gugu-Badhun Beyond hooking- Syrian women against
development in Focusing on the Violence private, multicultural consumption? The ‘youth’ in Representations of the middle years in Analysis of Religion as Sovereignty, Self- up on hook-up fundamentalism
Melbourne’s West: family violence Perpetrated by in public: Group- experiences of correctional settings ‘inclusive care’ in the Whittlesea a Spectrum Determination & apps: Friendship, and ‘the American
How government, workforce Neighbours against making practices men who choose Mr Joel Robert Queer Generations Dr Seth Brown Ms Enqi Weng Nationhood: Navigating connectedness, and line’: what counts as
service providers and Associate Professor Women with and normative not to consume Mcgregor study Local, Regional, community for young activism?
civic organisations Debra King Disability multiculturalism in pornography Dr David Farrugia Mr Sujith Kumar National, International LGBTIQ+ Australians Dr Sherene Idriss
work together Dr Jasmine community sport Dr Natalie Layers of Governance & Dr Brady Robards
Associate Professor McGowan clubs Jovanovski Decision-making Dr Brendan Churchill
Karien Dekker Dr Karla Elliott Mrs Jora Broerse Ms Janine Gertz
11:10am - 11:30am Governmentality An Australian Law in Books and White habitus, Vietnamese The neo-liberal “Like a stranger in Education as an Spirits of the Edge of Urban Indigeneity and The Impact on Health The role of Confluents
at the grassroots: Experiment in Law in Action: A racial prejudice LGBTIQ+ young government of a crowd:” isolation, unequal right: Town: Understanding the Right to Remain of Representations in an increasingly
Producing knowledge Transformative Critical Analysis of and social change: people and rural life youth: useless to stigma and ignorance Elementary schooling Contemporary Mrs Naama Blatman- in Popular Culture precarious society
and spatial order in Community India’s Domestic An analysis of Ms Yen Ha resist? as barriers for mental- for the underprivileged Spiritualism in Thomas of Trans and Gender due to neoliberal
Dhaka’s informal Organising Violence Act Australian Football Dr Anna Anderson health help-seeking in India Australia Nonconformity capitalism.
settlements Dr Helen Miss Sanghamitra League message Ms Michelle Walter Mrs Ajita Mattoo Associate Professor Dr Julie Peters Dr Karima Ann Moraby
Mr Kazi Nazrul Masterman-smith Nath boards Andrew Singleton
Fattah Dr Jamie Cleland
11:30am - 11:50am When industrial The State and Single mothers From the lab to “We Are Here to Pill testing ‘Pregnancy and Transition as Transcending Theorising Indigenous Code-switching Not Entitled to
heritage is ‘just’ volunteering in and adaptive the classroom: Help”: Who Opens and media homelessness … it’s a ‘becoming’: developing Chaos: Spirituality, residential segregation genders in practice and Anti-Discrimination
a memory for the front line welfare homelessness under The Pedagogies of the Gate for Trans representations diabolical mix’. selfawareness through Meaning and Coping in Australian settler theory Protection?
inhabitants of services. neo-liberalism ‘race’ and Gender Diverse of the problem of Dr Juliet Watson improvisation as a in Post-Earthquake cities Dr Son Vivienne Dr Daile Rung
the postindustrial Mr Nathan Morris Dr Petra Bueskens Dr Brent Mcdonald Surgeries? drugs and youth Dr Jacqui Theobald form of collaborative Canterbury, New Mr Francis Markham
periphery Dr Riki Lane Dr Ella Dilkes- learning Zealand
Dr Sandra Gonzalez Frayne Dr Teresa Flynn Ms Susan Young
11:50am - 12:10pm Social Media and Seeking biographical Families in Sport and Media: How not to Hidden Figures: Socio-cultural Barriers “I just want that Faithful democracy: ‘Sovereignty Attitudes’ A reckoning that Racialised Self-
Social Justice: solutions to systemic Australia avoiding Convergent manage emotional Examining the to Health Access for piece of paper”: combining religious in Aboriginal and is long overdue’: Marketisation:
Instagram, Place contradictions? homelessness: Fields, Divergent wellbeing of novice Precarity of Youth Southern African Understanding mature and political practice in Torres Strait Islander Reconfiguring the The Importance
and Logics of Time to balance An analysis of Interests? researchers in PhD Homelessness via Migrants in Melbourne age students notions the Sydney Alliance Narratives work of popular sex of Accounting for
Exclusion in North the supply-demand Journey’s Home data Emeritus projects on sexual Mission Australia’s Mr Lloyd Changaira of success Dr Rosemary Hancock Dr Theresa Petray advice after #MeToo Neoliberal Rationality
European Cities equation in using Qualitative Professor David violence Research on Youth Mr Jeff Waters Associate within Manifestations
Professor David employment services Comparative Analysis Rowe Ms Shawna Marks Dr Erin Carlisle Professor Christy of Internalised Racism
Herbert Dr Sharon Bond Ms Catherine Newman Mr Adam Seet
Hastings
12:10pm - 12:30pm Exiting Assumptions: Young People, ‘Delivering a Distinct “I choose the news I
The Problem of Precarity and Social Good: The want to hear”: News
Respectability Grammars of Unique Practice of engagement and
in Transitioning Enterprise in Aboriginal Community perspectives on asylum
Services for Sex Australia and Europe Organisations in seekers
Workers Dr Diego Carbajo Western Sydney Ms Ashleigh Haw
Dr Joni Meenagh Prof Peter Kelly Mr Alex Page
14 15Concurrent Sessions
Conference Day One Tuesday 20 November Scholarship Recipient
Concurrent Session 2 - 1:30pm - 3:30pm
Room HE1.008 HE1.009 HE1.010 HE1.014 HE1.015 HE1.018 HE2.007 HE2.012 HE2.014 HE2.015 HE2.017 HE3.004 HE3.006
Thematic Group Urban Sociology Media Sociology of Ageing and Other / Genders and Sociology of Health Sociology of Sociology and Sociology of Social Theory Migration,
Economic Life Sociology Rural Issues Sexualities Youth Education Animals Indigenous Ethnicity &
Issues Multiculturalism
1:30pm - 1:50pm Yes in My Backyard’ Negotiating Media Whose ‘health’, Leading with Care: Just Being and Generational Equity, Ambivalent agents: Vignettes from The construction Major life events Repurposing Social capital
Affordable Housing Transnational fragmentation ‘participation’ and The Case Study Being Bad: Escaping Downward Gender Entanglements academia: in/ of the horse in and the wellbeing Tesla’s Brain with in migrant
Activism in the Family Life Through and the precarious ‘security’? Active of Bantaeng’s precarity through Convergence and of negotiation against the new social and natural of Indigenous the Internet of concentrations:
United States Social Media: work of cultural ageing and working Successful Leader- friendships between the GFC: young and resistance in university sciences studies children and their Things ethnicity, class
Dr Max Holleran Chinese Students’ intermediaries longer ship Governance women Australians’ market psychiatric drug Dr Jane Durie Mrs Katherine parents: evidence Ms Miranda Bruce and religion in the
Digital Practices of Mr Jason Murphy Dr Aaron Hart in Decentralised Ms Maree and non-market treatment Calvert from LSIC making of (good)
(Dis)Connection in Indonesia Martinussen activities. Dr Jacinthe Flore WITHDRAWN Associate neighbourhoods
Australia Mrs Septaliana Dewi Dr Brendan Professor Belinda Associate Professor
Mr Xinyu Zhao Prananingtyas Churchill Hewitt Val Colic-peisker
1:50pm - 2:10pm The financialisation Japanese students’ Precarious Minds: Are Baby Boomer The sustainability From Surviving to Scenes, bar work The Voice Hearers’ Sexual violence and Reassembling Indigenous Doing a Positive The politics
of housing and mobility to South Knowledge Women Redefining crisis of Australian Thriving: Examining and immaterial Self-management: student resistance the Rural: Social relations of health: Sociology of aspiration:
the housing Korea: Media Production in the Retirement? universities Character Strengths labour: The Continuities and in Australian Innovation The impact of Dr Katherine Asian migrants’
affordability crisis consumption and Insecure Academy Dr Sara James Ms Raewyn in Trans and Gender reflexive and ironic Discontinuities university Processes Mediated Indigenous family Carroll education cultures
in Sydney transnational Dr Nour Nicole Dr Anne-maree Connell Diverse People reproduction of with respect to communities by the Miranda life on child health in Australia
Professor Alan mobility Dados Sawyer Mx Lee Taube class the Bio-psychiatric Ms Anna Hush Donkey Breed. and wellbeing Dr Christina Ho
Morris Dr Atsushi Takeda Dr Steven Selfmanagement Dr Diego Carbajo Miss Laura
Threadgold Model Padilla Dunstan
Dr Sandra Gonzalez
2:10pm - 2:30pm Exploring Becoming Re-Contextualising The Secret Stash Experiencing Gender politics in Negotiating ‘Rust Belt’ Understanding and Pleasure trip or Encountering Māori and Samoan The Digital Engaging with
Minor, Resistance Resistance: Queer – Resistance in a older age, gender, the rural medical masculinities and Cities, Digital managing social treasure trip? Interspecies experiences of Commons And urban bias and
and Interstitial Fans Navigating Precarious World and the body: workforce: A critical respectability Disruption and anxiety in the Bangladeshi Homelessness: youth justice: Digital Labour As colonial history in
Spaces in the Representation in Mrs Karen Wong Challenging and examination by Bangladeshi Youth Enterprise: biomedical age international Stories of international Specific Examples Of key concepts of
Australian Tiny the Sci-Fi Genre reinforcing ‘positive Dr Christina urban middle class Problematising the Mr Matthew Barca students’ mobility Social Workers’ comparative Ongoing ‘Primitive living-together-
House Movement. Miss Monique ageing’ discourses Malatzky adolescent boys FYA’s New Work experiences as global Resistance to research aims Accumulation’. with-difference
Ms Vicki Weetman Franklin Dr Peta Cook Ms Suborna Order Series citizens in Australia Anthropocentrism Dr Robert Webb Professor Bruce Mr Rouven Link
Camellia Ms Meave Noonan Mr Md Tariqul Islam Ms Melissa Laing Curtis
2:30pm - 2:50pm Building The overexposed Robo-debt: the Social isolation and Climate injustice Fallen heroes /fallen Youth and the Combat veterans The massification “Happy Meat” There’s No Organisations, Hegemonic
Back Better? genre: kicking organisation of loneliness among and climate action, women. Gendered Working Self: and ‘unintentional’ of higher education as Resistance? Imperialism meaning projects monolingualism
Observations on against the pricks time in Centrelink’s older Australians: India, Germany and narratives of veteran Subjects of group therapy and the changing The Promotion without Psychiatric and practices and its effects
the Christchurch of 1980s Melbourne Online Compliance a mixed-methods Australia compared status Passion, Subjects Ms Anna idea of a degree. and Marketing of Imperialism: Ms Greta Werner on international
Rebuild ‘Swamp’ Intervention study Associate Dr Selda Dagistanli of Achievement, Denejkina Dr Elizabeth Humane Animal A Postcolonial students at a New
Associate Mr Rock Chugg Dr Andrew Whelan Ms. Alexandra Professor James Dr Kate Huppatz and Class in Post- Knight Products in Critique of Medical Zealand secondary
Professor Steve Sanders Goodman Fordism Australia Expansionism school
Matthewman Dr Barbara Dr David Farrugia Dr Nick Dr Bruce Cohen Dr Jessica Terruhn
Barbosa Neves Pendergrast
2:50pm - 3:10pm Revisiting the End Of Life Doulas Indigenous Stop liking children! Young people, Liberal Education Rover’s revolution? Gendering Advocating Representing
links between and Elder Orphans peoples’ resistance Gendered constraint precarity and policy in the Developing Complicity Indigenous– for Life Itself: Australianness:
social class and –Visibility and in online spaces, and occupational responses: young World: Vietnam and resistance Disability Neoliberal Constructing moral Prime Ministerial
precarious work Support for Dying Mr Tristan value in early NEETs and the Country Case Study in human- Mobilities worthiness in crisis representations of
after Australia’s Lonely Community Kennedy education European Youth Dr Tani Nguyen companion animal Dr Karen Soldatic crowdfunding, and race, class, and gender
automotive Members Dr Yarrow Andrew Guarantee program relationships governing precarity on Australia/Anzac Day
industry collapse Dr Annetta Mallon Associate Professor Ms Zoei Sutton through virtuosity Dr Nicholas Bromfield
Dr Tom Barnes Maria Manuel Vieira Dr Matt Wade Mr Alex Page
3:10pm - 3:30pm Gender Neutral Sounding Animal Indigenous peoples Undesirable
Parenting and Life: Some with a partial affects? An
Misogyny: How Thoughts on the capacity to work, ethology of
my gender-neutral Sonic Encounter income management everyday school
approach to parenting with Nonhuman and CDP microviolences
became anti-femininity Animals Dr Louise St Ms Leanne Higham
Mrs Jessica Grahame Mr Rohan Todd Guillaume
Dr Kythera Watson- Ms Ellen Finlay
Bonnice
16 17Concurrent Sessions
Conference Day Two Wednesday 21 November
Concurrent Session 3 - 10:30am - 12:30pm
Room HE1.009 HE1.010 HE1.014 HE1.015 HE2.007 HE2.012 HE2.014 HE2.015 HE3.003 HE3.004 HE3.006 HE3.008
Thematic Group
Cultural Work, Families and Environment Sociology Health Sociology of Sociology of Social Theory Media / Genders Migration, Ethnicity Migration, Ethnicity
Sociology Employment & Relationships and Society of Youth Education Religion and Sexualities & Multiculturalism & Multiculturalism
Social Movements (a) (b)
10:30am - 10:50am
The poetics and Using Bourdieu Family meals and Planning for the They just want Wellbeing outcomes Compelled To Perform: Beyond ‘authenticity’ Precarity, Ontological First person Social cohesion in Diversity Policy:
politics of slam to understand public health: past: Climate outcomes’: The of Ronald McDonald Australian Education in sociological research Insecurity and Civil confessional narratives multicultural societies: Disrupting or
poetry in South the conversion of Assembling the change denialism case for an adaptive Family Rooms: A Policy And Parenting on religion Rights in Northern in popular feminist framework for Preserving Colonialism
West and Inner personal resistance unrealistic in council methodology in hospital liminal In An Epoch Of Mr David Fagg Ireland – from 1968- discourse conformity or social and Racism?
West Sydney to social movements: Professor Jo adaptation applied youth space for sick Individualisation Mr Andrew Singleton 2018 Ms Hannah Garden justice? Dr Adele Norris
Ms Rosalie Atie an interest-based Lindsay Dr Vanessa studies children’s families Ms Kellie Bousfield Dr John Cash Dr Anthony Moran
perspective Bowden Dr Joseph Dr Gianfranco Dr Mark Mallman
Dr Simone Casey Dr Daniel Nyberg Borlagdan Giuntoli
10:50am - 11:10am The precarious The political Breakfast at school: Climate of Undertaking Visual Methods in Risk profiling ‘Post’ or ‘ultra’ modern What’s so #Woke The Concept of the Mapping Migration
‘Damn that peach girl!’:
identity of Cape York economy of the risk (and allegiance: Why Qualitative health-dialogues, a children’s education: Buddhism? Hybridity about Social Theory? ‘Good Refugee’ in Infrastructures’:
A relational analysis of
Aboriginal healers tourism: Job stigma) of being the Republicans put Longitudinal qualitative study of Understanding and intersectionality in Political Activism, not Cambodian and Hazara Considerations for a
gender identity work
Ms Jacqui Lavis polarization, equity one in five party first Research: Insights how visualization is parents’ use of private Buddhism in Australia Just in Theory but for Refugee Narratives Conceptual Framework
on Instagram
and resistance Dr Fiona MacDonald Dr Benjamin from the ‘Our Lives’ utilized as school- tutoring. Dr Anna Halafoff Praxis Ms Heidi Hetz Ms Marina Khan
Ms Josie Reade
Professor Can-Seng Glasson Project nursing practice Miss Elizabeth Briant Dr Kim Lam Dr Erin Carlisle
Ooi Dr Jacqueline Ph D student Hilde
Laughland-Booÿ Laholt
11:10am - 11:30am National Identity: How can the ACTU’s Time pressure and Valuing an (Re)producing Bringing the Marketisation and The Mindfulness Habermas and the ‘left Gender, mental health Beyond precarity: Forced Mobility: The
The most important ‘Change the Rules’ mother’s health and affirmative belonging: The social into chronic commodification Movement as a fascist’ comment: 50 and murdersuicide in interactions between Movement of Asylum
British and campaign transcend wellbeing during the biopolitics: the transformative condition self of Foundation Function of Resilience years on Australian news media: boat-arriving asylum- Seekers around
Australians the Neoliberal pre-school years transition town potential of management – Skills: Processes of and Productivity Dr Jordan McKenzie An intersectional case seekers and civil Australia’s Immigration
Professor Bruce Subject? Associate Professor movement and its participatory arts- perceptions of health individualisation and Discourse study analysis society in the face of Detention Network
Tranter Mr Alexander Belinda Hewitt role in precarious based research with professionals? responsibilisation in a Dr Alex Norman Dr Denise Buiten confinement Dr Michelle Peterie
Welsh times refugeebackground Professor Karen Neo-Liberal apparatus Ms Hanne Worsoe
Dr Uschi Bay young people Willis Dr Seth Brown
Dr Caitlin Nunn
11:30am - 11:50am Popular music Reflection on the Breadwinner father Managing climate Using Freire’s Insider/Outsider Elite Hospitality: The Cosmopolitan Citizenship, Incivility Laughing Gayly: The Comfort of Medicalised borders:
heritage in Australian Phenomenon of the identities and change risks Critical Pedagogy perspectives: Resisting the Right to Ethos of Islam in our and the Precariat: Humour as queer Strangers Exploring the role of
post-industrial legacy Brain drain in Iran fathers’ decisions in rural coastal in An Exploration participant (Elite) Education in an Global Age Dimensions of the New resistance online Ms Phillipa Bellemore the medical profession
cities: Assessing Dr Mohammad around work and Bangladesh: the of Future observation from Indian School. Mr Mohamed Wehby Populism Ms Gemma Killen as agents of border
emergent initiatives Hoseini Moghadam childcare role of community- Communities with ‘the middle space’ Ms Diana Langmead Dr Joshua Roose control
in Wollongong Ms Laetitia Coles based adaptation Early Adolescents in ethnography Dr Irena Veljanova
Dr Raphael Nowak approach Ms Anneleis of nursing’s
Dr Zelmarie Mr Kamal Md Humphries professional identity
Cantillon Masud All Dr Melissa-Jane Belle
11:50am - 12:10pm What unifies can Short, back and The experiences Up In Smoke: The In defence of “My Health, My The imperative of What comes after Precarious masculinity: Strategies for
divide: Social and sides: informal of parents in Power And Politics vulnerability Choice, I Know Best!” critical pedagogy crisis neoliberalism? understanding gender effective humanitarian
cultural drivers of methods of learning childcare decisions: Of Air Pollution In Dr Catherine GPs’ Experiences in times of cultural Techno-feudalism and roles in the online resettlements from
conflict in Papua to be a barber Intergenerational Australia Robinson When Patients austerity: ethnographic the Age of Reaction ‘manosphere’. the perspectives of
interdependence
New Guinea Dr Pariece Nelligan Dr Andrea Want Medically exploration of Mr Alexander Waters Mr Simon Copland NGOs and CBOs
and personal
Ms Tiffany Fischer Crampton Unnecessary neoliberal schooling Mr Gianluigi Rotondo
WITHDRAWN independence
Dr Steven Talbot Dr Sally Ka-wing Lo Treatments Dr Piper Rodd
Dr Crystal Zhao Dr Kellie Sanders
WITHDRAWN
The ‘migrant
12:10pm - 12:30pm “To Replace that The versatile brain Theorising the experience’: a
Missing Husband in and the construction aspirations that shape conceptual discussion
Her Life”- Gendered of neuroscience teacher engagement Associate Professor
Accounts of as a compelling in transnational Vince Marotta
framework for living
Parents’ Role in professional learning
Ms Samantha Croy
Parentification networks
Ms Melanie Thomas WITHDRAWN Ms Atiya Khan
18 19Concurrent Sessions
Conference Day Two Wednesday 21 November Scholarship Recipient
Concurrent Session 4 - 1:30pm - 3:30pm
Room HE1.008 HE1.009 HE1.015 HE1.018 HE2.007 HE2.012 HE2.014 HE2.015 HE2.017 HE3.004 HE3.006 HE3.008
Thematic Group
Sociology of Cultural Sport Genders and Sociology of Health Media Sociology of Sociology of Genders and Migration, Ethnicity Migration, Ethnicity
Economic Life Sociology Sexualities Youth Emotions and Indigenous Issues Sexualities / and Multiculturalism and Multiculturalism
Affect Sociology of Religion (a) (b)
1:30pm - 1:50pm
A critique of credit Honour Based Volunteering at the Gender-Based Care, agency, Manifestations of Power Deep Stories’ at The social practice Culture Wars and Exploring a scandalous Conceptualising
theories of money Violence and Australian Masters Violence, Touch criminality: The through Identities the Dinner Table: of gambling in two Anti-Abortion Clinic idea: Interculturalism, ‘vulnerability’,
Dr Michael Beggs ‘othering narratives’: Games: Motivations and Disclosure: social logic of in Online Networks: Intergenerational Victorian regional Activism: The Helpers multiculturalism and ‘precarity’ and
honour crimes, an and Outcomes Theorising Intimacy, peer distribution Hidden, Multiple and family memory and Australian Aboriginal of God’s Precious ‘majority precedence’ ‘intimacy’: a case study
Eastern or Western Dr Nicholas Intervention and of needles and Fake Identities colonial histories communities Infants in Australia of low-wage migrant
phenomenon? Hookway “Treatment” in the syringes Associate Professor Dr Ashley Barnwell Dr Sarah MacLean Mr David Vakalis Dr Glenda Ballantyne men in Singapore
Ms Flavia Salon Space Dr Joanne Bryant Alphia Possamai- Dr Sylvia Ang
Zimmermann Dr Hannah McCann Inesedy
1:50pm - 2:10pm New digital terrains The Chronopolitics Critical research in Sportscapes: The scars of the Journalism Emotional Mainstreaming versus Europe after the Islamophobia and Regional migration,
of real property of Academic sport, health and Contested bodies past? Childhood redundancies in Constellations and community control: Istanbul Convention Australian Muslim employment pathways
administration: Craftwork physical education: and desire within a health and health Australia: findings Ontological In/Security bilingual schooling - How an imaginary youth’s navigation of and blocked mobilities
the production of Dr Fabian Cannizzo Are we making a female Australian differentials in later from the New Beats Dr John Cash at Yuendumu in the threat became a real (un)safe spaces for Dr Mark Mallman
information in land difference? Rules football life surveys, 2014-2017 Intervention era danger political expression Dr Anthony Moran
and housing. Professor Richard team Dr Jack Lam Professor Timothy Ms Amy Thomas Mrs Bojana Klepac Dr Randa Abdel-
Ms Ani Landau- Pringle Dr Kellie Sanders Marjoribanks Pogrmilovic Fattah
Ward Professor Matthew
Ricketson
2:10pm - 2:30pm Speculating on Widowhood Capturing the Dazzle and Perceived (ab) Digital transformation, Undisciplining: Post- The precarity Six years in frocks Intimate interventions: Making Sharing
sustainability: Risk, Rites And Social moment: The use Vajazzle: normalities: employment paradigmatic analysis and invisibility of – altar-boy/trans- Responses to racism in Work: Formalising an
Stigma: Examining
ethics and finance of video interaction Postfeminist Female genital insecurity, and union of emotions in social urban indigenous- girl - contestations, private spaces Informal Economy of
The Process Of PANEL
Ms Claire Parfitt Re-Integration in understanding discourse and cosmetic surgery revitalisation in life driven community compromises, and Dr Jacqueline Nelson Solidarity
Rethinking Youth
And Attitude Of physical interactions female bodily in adolescents and Australian journalism Dr Rebecca Olson development in the confluences. Dr Claire Farrugia
Community Members Sociology: A
in PE. production young adults Dr Penny O’Donnell neoliberal age Dr Julie Peters
Dr Nya Ikpeme Spotlight on the
Cameron Smee Dr Alexandra Ms Emma Barnard Dr Deirdre Howard-
WITHDRAWN Work of Johanna
James wagner
Wyn
Johanna Wynn,
2:30pm - 2:50pm Differential Challenging Bluespace, identity Cleanliness and Future Media Emotion in the Non-Indigenous allies Allah and Algorithms: Moving beyond Beyond middling
Anita Harris,
Precarity; Institutional Denial: and wellbeing in Enacting feminist purification: Eating Memories: Trump, judiciary: Experience in Natural Resource Young Muslim Women the “Challenging transnationals:
Madeleine Leonard,
Racialisation Psychological Aotearoa/New sexualities in a disorders as self- Kim and the 2018 and management Management: and the Digital Social Stereotypes” Model rethinking ‘the middle
Julia Coffey,
processes and Class Discourse, Zealand: Developing ‘postfeminist’ harming practices Pyeongchang Winter Professor Sharyn Resisting white Ms Alexia Derbas of Muslim Women’s space’ of migrant
Rob White, Dan
Dr Liz Dean Therapeutic Culture a research agenda world: Women’s in the context of Olympics Roach Anleu sovereignty and Sports Participation mobility
Woodman
and Public Inquiries Associate Professor experiences of sexual abuse Emeritus Professor ‘human’ as separate Dr Jennifer E Cheng Dr Shanthi Robertson
into Historical Child Belinda Wheaton attraction to men’s Dr Lisa Hodge David Rowe from nature.
Abuse bodies Ms Tania Searle
Dr Katie Wright Dr Andrea Waling
2:50pm - 3:10pm Exploring Men’s Queer(ing) Music Risky journeys: Looking for “Not- Whiteness = On Being Muslim: Lost in location:
Drinking Practices Production: Queer, patients’ Me”: Finding the politeness: Cosmopolitanism, Exploring
and Cultures in Ciswomen’s experiences of other through feeling Interestconvergence Diaspora and the multidirectional and
Victoria Experiences of managing adverse in kawaii fashion in Australian history Political multidimensional
Associate Professor Australian Punk outcomes from their communities textbooks, 1950-2010 Mr Mohammed social mobility of the
Steven Roberts Scenes medical travels Mrs Megan Catherine Dr Robyn Moore Sulaiman international scholars
Ms Brittany Ralph Dr Megan Sharp Dr Maho Omori Rose Miss Ritu Parna Roy
Mr Shinya Uekusa
3:10pm - 3:30pm The social How Domestic Medical tourism: Exploring loneliness: Depicting Masks: Art The pluricultural ghost
construction of Violence Policy Australian Questions and Therapy Techniques in of the White Australia
authenticity: how in South Perspectives and challenges for research Indigenous Research policy: the abolishment
university students Australia create Experiences Ms Amy Vanderharst Ms Elinor Assoulin of the 457 visa.
construct being Precariousness and Dr Rowena Forsyth Miss Susan Teather
authentic Risk for the LBGTIQ
Dr Ramón Menéndez Community
Domingo Mr John Kipreou
20 21Concurrent Sessions
Conference Day Three Thursday 22 November Scholarship Recipient
Concurrent Session 5 - 10:30am - 12:30pm
Room HE1.009 HE1.010 HE1.014 HE1.015 HE1.018 HE2.007 HE2.012 HE2.014 HE2.015 HE3.003 HE3.004 HE3.006 HE3.008
Thematic Group
Cultural Critical Disability Sociology and Sport Genders and Sociology of Youth Health Environment and Families and Social Theory Migration, Migration,
Sociology Studies Activism Sexualities Society Relationships Ethnicity and Ethnicity and
Multiculturalism (a) Multiculturalism (b)
10:30am - 10:50am #OnePulse: “I wouldn’t ever use The invasion Media, money and Classing Queerness Documenting Goal ownership:The Environmental (de) Maternal justice?: Social Meaning Once a refugee, The
building bereaved that word when paradox of the fame in women’s and the Limits of suicide amongst relevance of valuation: Systemic the rights and and the Post- always a refugee?: intergenerational
communities on describing myself”: Reclaim Australia sport in Australia? Intersectionality in young Australian temporalities, rationalisation, security of women Metaphysical the haunting of the transmission
social media fatigue, disability, Movements Dr Chelsea Asian Contexts men: a sociological dispositions and individual (de) with disability to Impli cations for a refugee label of Russian
Ms Trisha and politics of Dr Ryan Al-Natour Litchfield Dr Ting-Fai Yu autopsy approach to resources for prioritisation mother Precarious Modernity Dr Melanie Baak language in small
Villagonzalo belonging understanding toxic people living with Dr Angela T. Professor — Links to Arnason’s communities in
WITHDRAWN
Ms Monika masculinity chronic conditions Ragusa JaneMaree Maher Hermeneutical Madrid, Spain
Dryburgh Dr Bernard East Ms Marika Approach Mrs Raisa Akifyeva
Franklin Mr Nathan Dalton
10:50am - 11:10am The Internet is Autistic Women, Why Do I Care So ‘Walking the line’: “It’s A Really Religion, gender, Decision-making A Paddock’s Should legislative Imagination and Transnational Rethinking Political
No Longer Under Resistance and Much?: Emotion, Folau, social media Fraught Space”: and interculturality: when living with Animacy on reform make action: studying Hazara social Representation
Contestation their Fight to Live Reflexivity and and the politics The Complexities How young women advanced cancer: Ecology: From the surrogacy the imagination of networks: in the Context
Miss Christine Lee Their Best Lives Academic Activism of free speech, Of Contemporary construct and Issues of trust, Devonian to the agreements fantasy readers Challenging the of Transnational
Ms Susannah Ms Celina Valente religion and Feminist Activism navigate difference hope and futility Anthropocene enforceable? Mr James Holmes perceived precarity Indigenous Migrant
French Dr Grant Banfield discrimination. Ms Nicole Dr Caroline Dr Sophie Lewis Dr Julie Peters Associate of refugee identity Communities
Dr Jackey Osborne Molyneux Mahoney Professor Rhonda Ms Laurel Dr Magdalena Arias
WITHDRAWN Shaw Mackenzie Cubas
11:10am - 11:30am Wearable Making Resisting the The Engaging with Identity resolution Bring in Bourdieu?! The Rogue Abode: Separated Pacific Ricoeur and Refugee employ- Storying distance:
technology in code/ Participation More Far-Right: Story- professionalisation decoloniality within early A review of health Tiny Houses, mothers’ and Castoriadis in ment as neoliberal post-World War II
space Than A Tick Box For Based Strategy and of women’s through territorio adulthood and the research Dwelling and the fathers’ talk about Dialogue: Key assimilation: second generation
Mr Ben Lyall Your Quality Control Prefigurative Action Australian Rules cuerpo-tierra: persistent influences Dr Chris Platania- Micro-Politics of post-separation Themes and settlement and Italian Australian
PANEL
Mr Louis Iaquinto Dr Chris Brown football and the Voices from of socio-structural phung the Home care arrangements Contexts of Action employment support middle-aged women
Religion, Sexuality
sport assemblage. Colombia factors Miss Philippa for children. Mr George on the urban fringe voice resistances
WITHDRAWN and Young People in
Dr Adele Pavlidis, Dr Laura Rodriguez Mr Nathan McMillan Barter Ms Moeata Keil Sarantoulias Mr John van Kooy, and rights.
Australia and the UK
Dr. Wendy O’Brien Castro Dr Martina Boese Ms Teresa Capetola
Dr. Anna Halafoff,
Professor Mary Lou
11:30am - 11:50am The Politics of Apocalyptic Marx, uncertainty Goodnight Stories Constructing New Working-Class The tenuous Boundary Between The Legacy, From Iron Cages to Collecting stories “Friends are like
Rasmussen, Yvette
Liquid Knowledge: Ableism: Troubling and spontaneity. for Female Sports Chinese Sexuality Youth In Russia: mainstreaming of Stuff and Legality And Iron Butterflies of Afghan youth soft drinks. Family
Taylor, Dr. Sarah-
Social Media, Speed the Discourse of Lenin, Derrida and Fans Miss Weiyi Hu Life Patterns a herbal medicine: Waste: Different Legitimacy Of Associate seeking asylum is like water”:
Jane Page
and Affect Preparedness and Ranciere. Ms Kasey Symons And Identity Professionalising Perceptions Adopting Out: Professor John in Australia: a Intercultural
Dr Naomi Smith Proactivity within Mr Peter Green Constructing medicinal cannabis and Shared Examining Douglass Whyte doctoral project friendship
Disability-Inclusive Associate Professor in biomedical Understanding of Adoption through Ms Tori Stratford possibilities among
Emergency Responses Tatiana Gavrilyuk publications in Hoarders and Their birth mother Australian-Korean
Ms Zsuzsanna Australia Neighbors experiences. children
Dominika Ihar Dr Monique Lewis Ms Yuki Umekawa Mrs Anne Webster Dr Jessica Walton
11:50am - 12:10pm Upvote-Downvote: From food bank to Fitness Influencers Would You Date Unrecognised and Engaging the The Family Policies Mind/Body Investigating Exploring
How Ratings food sovereignty: and Instagram a Drag Queen: mis-represented, senses in research: Financialization of In Indonesia: Dualism and the refugee impact on transnationality: Seeking
Features Afford the material Hashtags: Exploring Gender speaking to young Enhancing Nature and the End Challenges And New Materialism local communities: insight into experiences
Opinion Diversity on micropolitics of Women’s Performance and adults in the Life meaning-making of the World Prospects Dr Terry Leahy A case study of of second generation
the Web obesity Representations Queer Male Dating Patterns study Professor Marilys Miss Khyati Dr Suzanna Hazara Afghans in Australian-Hungarian
Dr Jenny Davis Professor Nick of their Physical Mr Rohan about generational Guillemin Prajapati Eddyono Adelaide students from the
J Fox Activity Venkatraman challenges. Dr David Radford Balassi Institute.
Dr Rebecca Olive Professor Helen Cahill Miss Julia Kantek
12:10pm - 12:30pm Precarious innovation: Getting a leg-up: Human Rights The Progressive
Reconfiguring The determinants of in Sociology: Shpiel: Storytelling
the individual and parental support in Rethinking the and the social
organisational early adulthood Foundationalism/ performance of
relationship to Dr Jonathan Smith Constructionism identity within
money through Divide Perth’s Progressive
a crowdfunding Dr Angela Leahy Jewish Community
campaign
Ms Alice Leggett
Dr Alexia Maddox
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