Thinking Network Politics: Methods, Epistemology, Process - Conference Programme
Pre-Conference Seminar
17.00-18.15, Wednesday 24 March, Room 251, Helmore Building, Anglia Ruskin University, East Rd :
(Department of English Communication Film and Media, Research Seminar - All Welcome)
Dr Joss Hands - Constructing the Common: The Politics of Co-operation in Digital Activism
Conference Programme
Day 1 - Thursday 25 March 2010
9.30 onwards:
Registration - St George House reception.
10.15 Welcome and Introductions: Board Room (2nd Floor)
Dr Joss Hands and Dr Jussi Parikka: What is Network Politics?
10.30 - 11.20 Keynote: Board Room, chair Professor Greg Elmer
Professor Sean Cubitt: The Light through the Cloud: Questions of Network Distribution
11.20 Tea and Coffee Break
11.45 - 13.00 Panels, Session 1
Panel 1 - Boardroom (2nd floor), chair: Ganaele Langlois:
Adnan Hadzi: Why Openness Matters: the Deptford.TV project
Phoebe Moore: Work in Crisis, or the Revenge of the General Intellect?
Nathaniel Tkacz: The Politics of Forking Paths
Panel 2 - Training Room (3rd floor), chair: Olga Goriunova
Kristoffer Gansing: Transversal Media Practices
Shintaro Miyazaki: Sonic Archaeology of Networks
Udi Edelman: Lexicon as a Network – Creating Knowledge Together
13.00 - 14.30 Lunch
Buffet lunch available in Vice-Chancellor's Office, next door to the board room.
14.30 - 15.45 Panels, Session 2
Panel 3 - Boardroom, chair: Jussi Parikka
Seb Franklin:Ontology, Obfuscation, Clouds
Ben Roberts: Network Politics and Individuation
Tony D. Sampson: Viral Love: In Between Dictatorship & Spontaneity
Panel 4 - Training Room, Chair Joss Hands
Tsila Hassine: New Technologies, Old Agendas
Eva Giraud - Re-Evaluating Haraway's Politics of Articulation: Animal Rights, Activist Networks and Non-Human Actors
Ben Little: Youth, Exceptionalism and Networks.
15.45 - Tea and Coffee Break
16.10 - 17.00 Keynote: Boardroom, chair Joss Hands
Professor Greg Elmer: Thinking out of the Box: Toward a Progressive Politics of Live Research
17.00 - 17.30 Concluding Discussion and Summary Remarks
From 18.00 Onwards, Drinks:
The Eagle, 8 Benet St, Cambridge (Self-Funded)
19.30 Meal:
D'arry's Cook house and Wine Shop, 2-4 Kings' Street, Cambridge. (Self- Funded)
Day 2 - Friday 26 March 2010
10.00 Arrive
10.15-11.30 Panels, Session 3
Panel 5 - Boardroom, chair Jussi Parikka
Olga Goriunova: New Media Idiocy
Ganaele Langlois: Tracking Networks: Notes on Developing a Semio- Technological Approach
Panel 6 - Training Room, chair Joss Hands
Veronica Barassi: Networks, Technologies and Political Action: An Ethnographic Critique of the Network Approach
Zoetanya Sujon: The Tiered Case Study: A Methodology for Messy Media
Yenn Lee:Korean Candlelight Protests 2008: The Curious Birth of a Consumer Activist Network in the Web 2.0 Era
11.30 - 11.45 Tea and Coffee Break
11.45 - 13.00
Round table with break out groups and plenary session.
13.00- 13.15
Final Concluding Remarks -- Dr Joss Hands and Dr Jussi Parikka
Lunch opportunities close-by for those wishing to continue informal discussions (self-funded)
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