Keynote Speaker: Kylia Crane (December 6th) and Adrian Daub (December 7th)

Panel I:
15:45-16:45
Kaesling: "Myths of Creativity and Intellectual Property Law: Beyond Digital Transformations"
Project DiaDisk: "Disruptive Openness: Promises and Utopias of 'Open Science'"

Panel II:
17:00-18:00
Motyl: "When Failure Is Recoded as Disruption: How Neoliberal Myths Impede Reforms of the Academy"
Christmann, Schmidt, Ivert: "The Dual Nature of Disruption and the Necessity for a Socio-Spatial Perspective”

Panel III:
9:05-10:05
Rodriguez, Peña, Ramírez Corredor, Carbajo: "Disrupting Colonial Utopias. A Critical Examination of Historical Narratives of the Early Modern Colonization of the Mariana Islands"
Chakraborty: "Decoloniality: A Disruption in Search of an Axiom"

Panel IV:
10:20-11:20
Erhard, Jukschat: The Idea of Social Innovations. Implicit Assumptions and Analytical Potential"
Ward: "Caught up in the Logistics: An Exploration of Binaries and Categories as Methodological Containers"

Panel V:
11:40-12:40
Gamböck-Strätz: "The Flows of Everyday Life and Forcefully Subtle Instances of Disruption"
Paci: "Knowledge Economy as a Myth of Disruption: idyllic Taylorism and Drucker’s Utopian Programme"

Panel VI:
13:40-14:40
Chilton: "Deep Disagreements and Moral Progress"
Spatan, Thiele: "The Myth of the Obvious"

Panel VII:
15:15-16:15
Sailer: "The Politics of Disruptive Innovation"
Muhr: "Elusive Biomarkers: Epistemic Challenges of Using Machine Learning to Identify Hysteria/FND Based on Brain Imaging Data"

More information on the program can be found on the website: https://tu-dresden.de/gsw/forschung/exzellenzmassnahmen/tudisc/tudisc-4-verbundtagung-myths-of-disruption/konferenzprogramm