Wednesday, 16.3.2016

14:00 Arrival, Registration and Settling
15:00 Welcome Coffee/Tea

15:30 ─ 16:00 Welcome and Introduction:
Wiebke Keim, Barbara Riedel

16:00 ─ 18:30 Session 1: Reflections on the Concept of Connectivity
Tobias Schlechtriemen (University of Freiburg): How to Describe Practices of Connecting and Disconnecting – Reflections on the Concept of 'Connectivity'

Stefan Fornos Klein (Universidade de Brasilia): Can Critical Theory Still 'Connect' in Social Sciences? Between Disciplinary Formulations and Social Theory

Gernot Saalmann (University of Freiburg): Transnational Connections – A New Mechanism of Exclusion?

19:00 Dinner

Thursday, 17.3.2016

9:00 ─ 10:30 Session 2: Connecting Concepts and Theories between Different Disciplines and Areas I
Leandro Rodríguez Medina (Universidad de las Américas, Puebla): Have Architects Heard about the Spatial Turn in the Social Sciences? Or How to Be Creative by Ignoring Social Knowledge

Wiebke Keim (CNRS/SAGE & University of Freiburg): Connection or Disconnection? The Bibliometric Framing of the Islamization of Knowledge Debate

10:30 ─ 10:45 Coffee Break

10:45 ─ 12:15 Session 3: Connecting Concepts and Theories between Different Disciplines and Areas II
Natacha Bacolla (CONICET/Universidad National de Rosario): How to Connect or Disconnect Ideas? A Case Study on Network and Knowledge Circulation in the First Half of the 20th Century: the Institute of the University of Paris in Buenos Aires

Clara Ruvituso (University of Rostock): Thinking in Spanish: Connections and Disconnections Writing Philosophy in Latin America

12:30 – 14:00 Lunch Break

14:00 ─ 15:30 Session 4: Connecting Concepts and Theories Across and Within Disciplines
Veronika Wöhrer (University of Vienna): Connected but Ignored? Transnational Feminism in the USA

Gildas Renou (SAGE, Strasbourg): The Art of Assembling and Binding Heterogeneous Topics. Understanding the Emergence of a New International Academic Field: Ecological Economics

15:30 ─ 16:00 Coffee Break

16:00 ─ 18:30 Session 5: Connecting and Reflecting Knowledge
Tamer Söyler (Universidade Federal Fluminense): Global Partnership in Knowledge Sharing: Connecting Networks of Knowledge in the Global South and North

Wiebke Keim, Barbara Riedel, Tobias Schlechtriemen, Gernot Saalmann: Connecting the Presentations and Discussions

19:00 Dinner

Friday, 18.3.2016

9:00 ─ 10:45 Session 6: Tracing and Overcoming Obstacles to Connectivity
Barbara Riedel (University of Freiburg): The Problem of Voice: Local Archives, Local Chronicles and Oral Sources. A Case Study on the Mappila Muslims of Kerala (South India)

Fatma Sagir (University of Freiburg): Where is the Wisdom of Our Elders? How Migration Changed the Way of Telling Family History and Shaping Tradition for Turkish Migrants in Germany

10:45 ─ 11:00 Coffee Break

11:00 ─ 12:15 Final Discussion

12:30 Lunch and Farewell

14.30 Train from station “Himmelreich”