Wednesday, June 2nd
9.00-13.30 Uhr pre-conference PhD-Workshop:
»Exploring Collectivity. Interdisciplinary Methodologies«
14.30 Welcome and Introduction
Beate Binder (Berlin) and Susanne Baer (Berlin)
15.00-16.00 Keynote speech
Emily Grabham (Unversity of Kent)
The Crafty Power of Text: A Feminist Ethnography of legislative Drafting
19.00 - 20.00 Art & Performance
Music Live-Performance by 3Women
19.00 - 21.00 Uhr Socializing @ Wonder
Thursday, June 3rd
11.00-16.30 Socializing @ Wonder
12.00-14.00 Panel I: Law – Gender – Knowledge: Spaces and Demarcations
Cornelia Klocker (Konstanz)
Mapping the language of discrimination cases: the terminology of "groups" in the European Court of Human Rights.
Maria Sagmeister (Vienna)
Rethinking collectivity in labour law protection. Making working mothers the benchmark.
Sebastien Tremblay (Berlin)
When gay memory silences lesbians: A visual intellectual history of the legal erasure of female oppression in the homosexual memory of National Socialism.
Lorene Poblete (Buenos Aires)
Defining domestic work at the court. The case of the Domestic Workers’ Tribunal at Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Chair: Petra Sußner (Berlin) and Alik Mazukatow (Berlin)
13.30 – 14.00 Break
14.00-16.00 Panel II: Collective Strategies: Dynamics and Processes of Collectivization
Lisa Hahn (Berlin)
Collectivity in Court: Legal mobilization through “litigation colectives”.
Jan Marschelke (Regensburg)
Doing Collectivity. What’s behind the notion of "practices of collectivization"?
Smitha Sasidharan Nair (Mumbai)
Creating Spaces and Gendering Law: Examining the collective action by Women’s Health Movement in India.
Chair: Isabell Hensel (Frankfurt/Oder) and Maja Appelt (Potsdam)
19.00 - 20.00 Art & Performance
Störgeräusche Live-Perfomance by hannsjana
19.00 - 21.00 Uhr Socializing @ Wonder
Friday, June 4th
11.00-16.30 Socializing @ Wonder
12:00 – 13.40 Panel III: Dynamics of Individualization and Collectivization
Karsten Schubert; Reiner Mühlhoff (Freiburg, Berlin)
The Death of Gay Sex Spaces. Legal Interpretation, Affect, and the Discipline of Queer Collectivity
Fiona Schmidt (Berlin)
Investigating the 'Other'. Institutional Racism and Masculinities in the Police.
Urmila Goel (Berlin)
Campaigning for their right to work and stay in 1977 – Experiences from the recruitment of Asian nurses in West Germany
Chair: Bettina Barthel (Berlin) and Veronika Springmann (Berlin)
13.40-14.00 Break
14.00-15.30: Interdisciplinary Gleanings
Gender: Martin Lücke (Berlin) and Elisabeth Holzleithner (Vienna)
Collectivity: Hanna Meißner (Berlin) and Eddie Bruce- Jones (London)
Law: Eva Kocher (Frankfurt/ Oder) and Julia Eckert (Bern)
15.30-16.00 Uhr Closing Remarks
Susanne Baer (Berlin), Beate Binder (Berlin), Sabine Hark (Berlin)