IPA 2012, 5-7 July

7th International Conference in Interpretive Policy Analysis:
Understanding the Drama of Democracy. Policy Work, Power and Transformation.

Programme IPA 2012

Preliminary Program IPA 2012

Wednesday 4 July
9:00- 17:30 Preconference
18:30 PhD-dinner
 
Thursday 5th
8:30 Registration
10:00 Welcome
10:30 Key note 1
12:00 Lunch
13:30 Parallel sessions 1
15:00 Break
15:30 Parallel sessions 2
17:00 Break
17:30 Parallel sessions 3
19:30
 
Friday 6th July
8:30 Registration and coffee
9:00 Parallel Session 4
10:30 Break
11:00 Parallel sessions 5
12:30 Break
14:00 Keynote 2 Mieke Verloo
15:30 Break
16:30 Parallel Sessions 6
20:00 Conference dinner
 
Saturday 7th July
8:30 Registration and coffee
9:00 Parallel Sessions 7
10:30 Break
11:00 Keynote: Aletta Norval
12:30 Lunch

Keynote Speakers

Roundtables

  1. The Practice Turn in Social Theory and Policy Research
    (one roundtable and three seminars)
    • Hendrik Wagenaar, University of Sheffield
    • David Laws, Amsterdam University
    • Christian Bueger, Cardiff University
    • John Forester, Syracuse University
    • Lasse Peltonen, Helsinki University
    • Richard Freeman, University of Edinburg
    • Others t.b.a.
  2. Critical realism and interpretivism
    • Stephen Connelly, University of Sheffield
    • David Howarth, University of Essex
    • Bob Jessop, Lancaster University
  3. Facilitation in participatory governance: working for empowerment or disciplining citizens?
    • Christopher Gohl, German liberal party FDP
    • Chris Skelcher, University of Birmingham
    • Jason Chilvers, University of East Anglia
    • Sonja van der Arend, Delft University of Technology
  4. Building Bridges between Teaching and Research: How Can Interpretative Methods Help Us Re-Imagine Classroom Instruction?
    • Moderator: Richard Holtzman, Bryant University
  5. Authors meet their critics

    1. The Argumentative Turn Revisited: Public Policy as Communicative Practice
      • Authors: F. Fischer and H. Gottweiss (editors)
      • Bob Jessop, University of Lancaster
      • Douglas Torgerson, University of Trent
      • Jennifer Dodge, State University of New York
      • Thomas Saretzki, University of Lüneburg
      • Aletta Norval, University of Essex
      • Vivian Schmidt, Boston University
    2. Authoritative Governance in the Age of Mediatization
      • Maarten Hajer, University of Amsterdam (author)
      • Jennifer Dodge, University at Albany
      • Gabriël van den Brink, Tilburg University
      • Stephen Jeffares, University of Birmingham
    3. Analysing Policy: What’s the problem represented to be?
      • Carol Bacchi, University of Adelaide (author)
      • Dvora Yanow, Amsterdam University and Wageningen University
      • Aletta Norval, University of Essex
      • Cris Shore, University of Auckland
      • Hal Colebatch, University Of New South Wales
      • Susan Goodwin, The University Of Sydney
      • Susan Wright, Aarhus University
    4. Introducing a practice based approach to forest and nature governance
      Editors:
      • Bas Arts
      • Jelle Behagel
      • Jessica De Koning
      • Severine van Bommel
      • All at Wageningen University
      Critics: t.b.a.
    5. Dynamics of Power in Dutch Integration Politics
      • Justus Uitermark, Erasmus University Rotterdam (author)
      • Steven Griggs, De Montfort University
      • Navdeep Mathur, Indian Institute of Management
      • Tamara Metze, Tilburg University
    6. Methodology workshop

      A limited number of the sessions will be devoted to methodology workshops. These workshop sessions feature specialists in different aspects of interpretive policy analysis. Here you find more information.

      Pre-conference course

      For the second time, the conference will offer a day-long pre-conference course to introduce participants – from doctoral students to more seasoned researchers – to interpretive policy analysis. Here you find more information.

      Panels

      Click here to see the list of panels at the conference.