The Politics of Time: From Control to Self-Control in a Digital World? - 11th Organization Artifacts & Practices workshop
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11th Organization Artifacts & Practices workshop
The Politics of Time:
From Control to Self-Control in a Digital World?
Online event, June 17th-18th
@workshopoap, #OAP2021
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS and PANELISTS – PART 1
The Politics of Time
Pr TIM BARKER Pr MONA LILJA
University of Glasgow University of Gothenburg
KEYNOTE 1: KEYNOTE 2:
“From Mass Media to Analytical “The politics of time and temporality
Media: Media Philosophy and Time- in Foucault’s theorisation of
Discrete Images ” resistance: ruptures, time-lags and
decelerations”,
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS and PANELISTS – PART 1
The Politics of Time
Pr Deniz Tunçalp Dr Ingird Erickson Pr Ignasi Marti
Istanbul Technical University University of Syracuse ESADE
Pr Jessie Pallud Pr Robin Holt
Université de Strasbourg (EMS) Copenhagen Business School Dr Aurélie Leclercq-Vandelannoitte
CNRS IESEG
Pr François-Xavier de Vaujany Dr Julien Malaurent Pr André Carlos Busanelli de Aquino
Université Paris Dauphine-PSL (DRM) ESSEC Business School Universidade de São Paulo
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS and PANELISTS – PART 2
The Politics of Time
Pr Andreas Hepp Dr Jenny Helin Pr Pierre Guillet de Monthoux
University of Bremen Uppsala University Stocholm School of Economics (SSE) & CBS
Dr Jeremy Aroles Dr Anna-Morgan Thomas Dr Elen Riot
Durham University Glasgow University Université de Reims
Pr Stewart Clegg Pr Iain Munro Dr Albane Grandazzi
University of Stavanger New Castle University Grenoble Ecole de Management (GEM)
Nova School of Business & Economics
June 17thth 9 AM – 12.15 PM
9 AM-10.30 AM
Annual Meeting of OAP coordinators and OAPers
Coordination: Albane Grandazzi (GEM) and François-Xavier de Vaujany (Université Paris Dauphine-PSL)
10.30 AM – 12.15 PM
Workshop with ESADE reseach group in organization studies
“Politics and Organization Studies: Organizing as Generative Tensions”
Coordination: Ignasi Marti (ESADE)
12.15 PM 2 PM
OLINE LUNCH BREAK
Possibility to join randomly allocated 3 people each Zoom rooms to have lunch with participants you do not know…
June 17thth 13.30 PM - 6.30 PM CET
13.30-14.00 PM
Welcome address by Jeremy Aroles, (Durham University), ), François-Xavier de Vaujany (Université Paris Dauphine-PSL), Robin Holt (CBS),
Aurélie Leclercq-Vandelannoitte (CNRS, IESEG), Ignasi Marti (ESADE), Anna-Morgan Thomas (Glasgow University), Julien Malaurent (ESSEC &
Meta-lab), co-chairs of OAP 2021
2 PM- 3 PM
STREAMING YOUTUBE –keynote 1 “Time and the digital: Connecting technology, aesthetics, and a process philosophy of time”, by Pr Tim
Barker (University of Glasgow, School of Culture & Creative Arts)
Track 1: 3 PM- 4.30 PM Track 2: 3 PM-4.30 PM Track 3: 3 PM-4.30 PM
Temporality and new ways of working (I) Towards a politics of time in MOS The multiplicity of times in organizing
Session chair: Anna-Morgan Thomas Session chair: Juho Lindman (Gothenburg Session chair: Ignasi Marti (ESADE)
(Glasgow University) University)
“Temporal Structures at Teleworking “Supersessionism and the Politics of Time: is “Process Studies and Temporality: A Time
Regimes”, Renata Cherém de Araújo Pereira it time for a reformation in organisational Multiple Approach to Organizing”, Yashar
(FGV) and André Carlos Busanelli (FGV) studies?”, Gabriel Costello (Galway-Mayo Mahmud (Stockholm Business School)
Institute of Technology)
“Time and Passivity in a World of Remote “Uncovering the ethical dimension of “A time for justice? Reflecting on the many
Work: From Massive to Stretched bodies”, algorithmic mobilization to curb covid-19 facets of time and temporality in the justice
Leo Bancou (Université Paris Dauphine-PSL) pandemic: a sociomaterial perspective”, service provision”, Marco Velicogna (IRSIG)
Martin Kyere (Aston University)
“Working the time: Time self-management “Algorithms, Temporal Auditing, and Silicon “Depth and Verticality in Contemporary
pratices of remote workers”, Claire Valley's Quest for Optimization”, Ingrid Digital Organizing: A Cinematographic
Estagnasié (UQAM) Erikson (Syracuse University) and Judy Detour”, François-Xavier de Vaujany
Wajcman (London School of Economics) (Université Paris Dauphine-PSL)
4.30 PM- 5.30 PM
STREAMING YOUTUBE – Keynote 2 “The politics of time and temporality in Foucault’s theorisation of resistance: ruptures, time-lags and
decelerations”, by Pr Mona Lilja, School of Global Studies, University of Gothenburg
5 PM-6 PM
STREAMING YOUTUBE - Panel I: “The Politics of Time: Beyond Spatial Issues of Politics in MOS”
Politics and power are much more explored in and through space than time. Is it a Foucauldian legacy? We want to explore here more
temporal perspectives on politics and power for MOS.
Coordinator: Pr François-Xavier de Vaujany (Université Paris Dauphine-PSL)
With Pr Robin Holt (CBS), Dr Aurélie Leclercq-Vandelanoitte (CNRS, LEM) and Ian Munro (New Castle University)
June 18th 9 AM-12.30 PM CET
9 AM-10 AM CET: AGORA 1,2,3,4,5
Conversational space. Time during which questions can be asked independently to academic experts, in specific zoom session. These will be
very conversational sessions (no presentations). Please send directly an email at the experts to be registered. Registration will be limited to 10
people per agora.
AGORA 1: AGORA 2: AGORA 3: AGORA 4: AGORA 5:
“Foucault and Time: “Accounting, Controlling “Temporality and Social “Marxist Dialectics and “Inside the Depth of Time:
Incongruous?” and Organizational Time“ Movements” Temporalities” From Merleau-Ponty to
by Aurélie Leclercq- by André Aquino by Ignasi Marti (ESADE) By Stewart Clegg (UTS and Deleuze “
Vandelanoitte (University of Sao Paulo) Contact: University of Stavanger) By François-Xavier de
Contact: Contact: aaquino@usp.br ignasi.marti@esade.edu Contact: Vaujany (PSL, Université
a.leclercq@ieseg.fr Stewart.Clegg@uts.edu.au Paris-Dauphine)
Contact:
devaujany@dauphine.fr
Track 4: 10 AM-11.30 Track 5: 10 AM-11.30 Track 4: 4.45 - 6.15 PM
Temporality and New Ways of Working (II) AI, Algorithms and the Force of Time Methods for Exploring the Politics of Time
Session chair: Yashar Mahmud (Stockholm Session chair: Juho Lindman (University of Session chair: Jeremy Aroles (Durham
Business School) Gothenburg University)
“Organising hub-based innovation “AI and Temporal Organizing”, Catherine “Towards a Microhistory Method for Tracing
ecosystems: conciliating parallel cooperation Lespérance (ESCP Business School) Diverse Materializations of Time in Smart
and competition activities and narratives in Cities”, Fabio James Petani (INSEEC), Greta
shared space and time”, Magda Hercheui Vignali (IMCA) and Jeanne Mengis
(UCL) and Sophie Watson (UCL) (Università della Svizzera italiana)
“Liquid Inclusion: From being undocumented “The Great/Social Acceleration: Five “An Ethnographic Encounter of Time with
to a digital platform worker”, Shyam Krishna “Deflationary” Notes”, Filip Vostal (Czech Board Meetings”, Katie Scallan (Waterford
(Royal Holloway) Academy of Sciences) Institute of Technology)
“From new ways of working to new Presentation of meta-lab (ESSEC). “AI in “Between the Temporalities of Inquiry and
relationship with time: the " corporate society: major challenges for our time”, Dérive: Walking with John Dewey and Guy
slashers " case in a French large company”, Julien Malaurent (ESSEC) Debord”, François-Xavier de Vaujany
Marine Dagorn (Université Paris Dauphine- (Université Paris Dauphine-PSL) and Aurélie
PSL) Leclrecq-Vandelanoitte (IESEG, CNRS)
11.30-12 AM
STREAMING YOUTUBE: Panel 2 “Quantified Self, Ubiquitous Self: The Vertigo of Individual Temporality in a Digital World”.
Discussion about the self in a digital world that keeps stretching, omniplacing it. What can we be if were are and act anytime, anywhere in a
transparent way? Is posthumanism an ocean of liquefied selves?
June 18th 13.30 PM- 6.30 PM CET
2 PM – 3 PM: AGORA 6,7,8,9
Time during which questions can be asked independently to academic experts, in specific zoom session. These will be very conversational
sessions (no presentations). Please send an email at the experts to be registered. Registration will be limited to 5 people per agora.
AGORA 6: AGORA 7: AGORA 8: AGORA 9: AGORA 10
“Ubiquity and Digitality” by By: “Bodies Under By “The Time of “How to Explore Time “A Critical Realist
Ingrid Erickson (Syracuse Control. Embodying Surveillance Capitalism” in MOS? A Process View of Time and
University) Control” By: Iain Munro (New Castle Perspective” Temporality in
Contact: imericks@syr.edu By: Albane Grandazzi University) by Robin Holt (CBS) MOS”
(GEM) Contact: Contact: rh.mpp@cbs.dk By Deniz Tunçalp
Contact: Iain.Munro@newcastle.ac.uk (ITU)
albane.grandazzi@gr Contact:
enoble-em.com tuncalp@itu.edu.tr
Track 7: 3 PM – 4.30 PM Track 8: 3 PM – 4.30 PM Track 9: : 3 PM – 4.30 PM
History and geopolitics of time in MOS Freedom, emancipation and time in a digital From control to responsabilization in a digital
Session chair : Katie Scallan (WIT) world world
Session Chair : Albane Grandazzi (GEM) Session chair: Gabriel Costello (GMIT)
“Timekeeping at the Orient: a Study of “The Cycles of Power Transfers Between “Uncovering the Ethical Dimension of
Ottoman Clock Towers Built Between 1876- Managers and Shareholders and the Fall of Algorithmic Mobilization to Curb Covid-19
1918” , Deniz Tunçalp (Istambul Technical Human Freedom”, Rebecca Pinheiro Pandemic: a Sociomaterial Perspective”
University) (Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières) Martin Kyere (Aston University)
“Towards a liquid socialist space: From “Making things last. Maintenance and the “Hybrid agency and micro-practices of
collective labor to the social credit system”, ontological politics of duration”, Jérôme organizational self-assessment: A
Afshin Mehrpouya (HEC Paris) and Julien Denis (Mines ParisTech) & David Pontille Ventriloqual Perspective”, Marko Niemimaa
Malaurent (ESSEC) (Mines ParisTech) (University of Jyvaskyla)
“Accidents as interruptions: How temporal “How paradoxical materiality reify gender “The temporal issue of imputability in a
features of infrastructures became the focus discrimination and precarious organizing”, digital context: a Ricoeurian perspective on
of public and organizational interest”, Lise Hélène Bussy-Socrate (PSB) responsibility”, Jeremy Aroles (Durham
Arena Université Côte d’Azur) and Marc University)
Relieu (Télécom Paris)
STREAMING YOUTUBE: 4.30-5.30 PM CET : Panel III “Exploring Temporalities in MOS: Potentialities of art, Writing and Ethnographic Experimentation”
With: Jenny Helin (Uppsala University), Pierre Guillet de Monthoux (SSE & CBS) and Elen Riot (Université de Reims) Coordination: Katie Scallan (WIT)
STREAMING YOUTUBE: 5.30-6.30 PM Conclusion: “What did we learn with this 11th OAP?”
Feedbacks and conversation with Dr Albane Grandazzi (GEM), Dr Yashar Mahmud (Stockholm Business School), Claire Estagnasié (UQAM) and Léo Bancou
(Université Paris Dauphine-PSL). Coordination: Dr Anna-Morgan Thomas (Glasgow University)
Thank you to our great OC
Jeremy Aroles (University of Durham), Albane Grandazzi (Grenoble Ecole de Management), Robin
Holt (Copenhagen Business School), Aurélie Leclercq-Vandelannoitte (CNRS & IESEG), Juho
Lindman (University of Gothenburg), Sébastien Lorenzini (Université Paris Dauphine-PSL, DRM),
Julien Malaurent (ESSEC), Ignasi Marti (ESADE), Nathalie Mitev (Université Paris Dauphine-PSL,
DRM), Anna-Morgan Thomas (University of Glasgow), François-Xavier de Vaujany (Université Paris
Dauphine-PSL, DRM)
Contact: workshopoap@gmail.com
Registration: https://www.eventbrite.fr/e/billets-11th-organizations-artifacts-practices-
workshop-the-politics-of-time-126377054171?aff=ebdssbonlinesearch
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