Disputation Axel Fredholm disputerar den 16 maj kl. 9.15 i Kulturens ...

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14 maj 2008 

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Disputation 

Axel Fredholm disputerar den 16 maj kl. 9.15 i Kulturens auditorium på sin 

avhandling med titeln: 

Beyond the Catchwords. Adjustment and Community Response to Participatory 

Development in Post-Suharto Indonesia 

Opponent är Dr. Peter Taylor, Institute of Development Studies, University of 

Sussex. 

Göran Djurfeldt Katarina Sjöberg 

handledare bitr. handledare 

Disputation i rättssociologi 

Den 5 juni, kl.10.15 försvarar Måns Svensson sin doktorsavhandling i 

rättssociologi. 

Avhandlingstitel: Sociala normer och regelefterlevnad. - Trafiksäkerhetsfrågor ur ett 

rättssociologiskt perspektiv 

Fakultetsopponent: Professor Kristian Andenæs, Oslo universitet. 

Plats: Pufendorfsalen, f.d. Berlingska boktryckeriets gårdsbyggnad med ingång 

genom porten från Lilla Gråbrödersgatan 3 C, Lund., 

Välkomna 

Lilian Dahl 

Rättssociologi 

Lunds universitet 

Tel: 046-222 8810 

Seminarier 

Forskarsmiljögruppen 

Samhälle, Utveckling, Miljö måndagen den 26 Maj kl. 10-12 i konferensrum 1 

(335) = 3:e våningen, kommer Helena Ledje, Charles Rwabukwali och Bertil 

Egerö att hålla föredrag om Uganda: Rubriker på deras presentationer är som 

följer: 

Helena Ledje will talk about "Prerequisites for Public Health" 

Charles Rwabukwali from Makerere university will address 

"Universal Access of ARVs in Uganda: Non-Medical Challenges" 

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Bertil Egerö’s theme is “HIV/AIDS on the Campus: Universities and the threat of 

an epidemic” 

Hjärtligt Välkomna 

Helena, Charles och Bertil 

Forskarsmiljögruppen 

The research environment “Critical Studies in Sociology” invites you to a lecture by 

Patricia Yancey Martin: 

Practicing Gender (said and done vs saying and doing) 

May 19, 10.15-12.00, conference room 3 (2nd floor), dept of Sociology 

Patricia Yancey Martin is currently a Fulbright Fellow at the University of 

Gothenburg. 

She is emerita professor of sociology and has written extensively on gender and 

organizations as well as on topics of work, violence against women and 

field/qualitative methods. Patricia Yancey Martin was given the Jessie Bernard 

Award by the American Sociological Association 2007. 

/Johanna Esseveld 

DAVID HARVEY LECTURE SERIES. 

FORTHCOMING LECTURES IN PREPARATION FOR THE HONORARY 

DOCTORATE TO BE AWARDED TO PROFESSOR DAVID HARVEY, 

CUNY. ALLE ER INVITERET 

Monday, May 12 Eric Clark on The limits to Capital (1982) 

Tuesday, May 13 Alícia Bauzà van Slingerlandt Time-space compression and 

spatial fix on Mallorca 

Monday, May 19 Anders Lund Hansen on The new imperialism (2003) 

Wednesday, May 28 David Harvey Public Lecture, The Right to the City 

Monday, June 9 Erik Swyngedouw on Spaces of hope (2000) 

All seminars take place between 15.15 and 17 at Geocentrum I, Sölvegatan 

10, Världen. 

Arranged by: Dept of Social and Economic Geography and Department of Social 

Anthropology, LUND UNIVERSITY 

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STEVEN.SAMPSON@SOC.LU.SE 

Socialantropologens forskarseminarium presenterar: 

Toma Shibata , forskare vid Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales, Paris 

om: Undoing the Social Mechanisms by Which the Phychic Desire for Human 

Objectification and Subjugation Comes Into Being 

Abstract 

In the course of human history, even the liberation movements against 

colonization, racism and sexism have not yet undone the construction of the 

collective desire to objectify, discriminate, subjugate and destroy “the other” 

especially the wounded and the disabledso biologized and called “libido 

dominandi,” discursively operative both at the interpersonal and international 

levels. 

Human objectification signifies the perception and treatment of the other as a mere 

object while neglecting the other’s human dignity and human rights. Human 

objectification comports with human degradation except that human 

objectification can be committed without having the specific desire for degrading 

the other in certain contexts. According to Foucault, “power is tolerable only on 

condition that it mask a substantial part of itself. Its success is proportional to its 

ability to hide its own mechanisms.” Following this method of deconstructing 

“power”(human objectification, discrimination and subjugation), my talk attempts 

to analyze (in order to deconstruct) the socio-psychic mechanisms by which the will 

to objectify, subjugate and destroy the other comes into beingthe psychic circuit by 

which the production of self-esteem, gratification and pleasure is internally 

perceived through the objectification, subjugation and degradation of the other 

(especially the wounded). 

Tid: Tisdag 13/5 kl. 10.00-12.00 

Plats: Paradisgatan 5 (Sociologiska inst.), konfrum. 1. 3:evån 

Välkommen till 

Pufendorfseminarium 

Pufendorfseminarium "Sociological analysis of legal rules" med Professor 

Vincenzo Ferrari, University of Milan - Faculty of Law . 

Vincenzo Ferrari är en väletablerad och välkänd rättssociolog med en omfattande 

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produktion av artiklar och böcker bakom sig. Han har varit dekan för Juridiska 

fakulteten vid Università degli Studi di Milano och är ledamot av den så kallade 

LERU-gruppen av ledande universitet i Europa. 

Tid: 16 maj 2008 kl. 13.15 - 15.00 

Efter seminariet vidtar mingel med ost och vin i lokalen utanför Pufendorfsalen. 

Tacksam för besked om deltagande. 

Plats: Pufendorfsalen -gårdsbyggnad med ingång genom porten från Lilla 

Gråbrödersgatan 3 C, Lund 

/Håkan Hydén, Lilian Dahl 

Nya seminarier i serien Avhandling på gång 

Välkomna till Avhandling på Gång! 

“Accessing” the Field - Methodological and Ethical Considerations 

Maria Selvarajah-Martinsson presenterar sitt avhandlingsprojekt 

Vi ses i konferensrum 1 

Tisdagen den 20 maj kl 14.15-15 

Ann-Mari Sellerberg / Göran Dahl 

Release-fest för Uppdrag forskning 

Fredagen den 23 maj kl 16 i institutionens kök och matsal bjuder Libers förläggare 

Peter Söderholm på champagne med anledning av den nya antologin Uppdrag 

forskning. 

Arbetet med boken, som riktar sig till studenter på olika nivåer som står i begrepp 

att genomföra kvalitativa studier, har involerat flera av institutionens medarbetare. 

Antologins redaktörer är Katarina Sjöberg och David Wästerfors, övriga författare 

är Johanna Esseveld, Katarina Jacobsson, Magnus Karlsson, Sven-Åke Lindgren, 

Elin Lundin och Marcus Persson. 

Senare samma dag äger Sociologiska studentföreningens fest rum i Samvetets 

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kårhus (kl. 18), varför sällskapet gärna kan fortsätta dit. 

Välkomna att fira med oss! 

/Katarina Sjöberg och David Wästerfors 

Stipendier, tjänster, anslag, Workshops, etc 

Nyheter från www.regeringen.se 

Ämne: VB: Utbildningsdepartementet: A rough guide to the FP7 Work - 

Who can be involved in the preparation? What to do, when and how?, 

U08.002 (Rapporter) 

FK 

http://www.regeringen.se/sb/d/5146/a/104454 

A rough guide to the FP7 Work - Who can be involved in the preparation? What 

to do, when and how? 

U08.002 


Utbildningsdepartementet 

Inom Utbildningsdepartementet har en guide som beskriver arbetet med 

framtagning och revidering av arbetsprogram inom det sjunde ramprogrammet 

tagits fram. Guiden pekar på behovet av en långsiktig strategi för att påverka 

inrikningen av ramprogrammet i synergi med nationella program. 

Vårdalinstitutet 

har tidigare inbjudit till kongressen "Morgondagens vård- och omsorgsforskning" i 

november 2008. 

Vi har nu förlängt tiden för anmälan av abstract till och med den 15 

maj 2008. 

Sista anmälningsdag till kongressen är som tidigare 26 september 2008. 

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Forskningsnytt nr 2/2008 

- nyhetsbrev om forskningsfinansiering 

http://www.fs.lu.se 

Vill du boka tid hos EU-konsulten Gavin Thomson fredagen den 16 maj? 

Aktuella forskningsområden att diskutera ansökningar inom är Health, ICT, Food, 

Environment och Socio-economics and Humanities samt Marie Curie Initial 

Training Networks, för vilka vi har work programme eller utkast till kommande 

work programme. Kontakta Anneli.Wiklander@fs.lu.se för att boka en tid. 

Lund 19 maj, kl 14-16: Välkommen på ett seminarium om hur man kan 

påverka innehållet i EU:s forskningsutlysningar i FP7 

“How to influence the content of future work programmes within the seventh 

framework programme (FP7)” 

Dan Andrée från Utbildningsdepartementet, tidigare Forskningsdirektoratet i 

Bryssel mm, kommer och berättar om när och hur man kan påverka innehållet i 

EU:s forskningsutlysningar. Han presenterar också sin rapport ” “A rough guide to 

the FP7 Work Programmes, Who can be involved in the preparation? What to do, 

when and how”, beställd av bla Vinnova. (se 

http://www.sweden.gov.se/content/1/c6/10/44/58/7058de2d.pdf) 

Dag: 19 maj 

Tid: 14.00-16.00 

Plats: Lundmarksalen, Astronomihuset, Sölvegatan 27, Lund 

Universitas 21 May e-bulletin 

Welcome to the May Universitas 21 e-bulletin Tuesday 13 May 

2008 with the latest news and items of interest to staff and students of 

the Universitas 21 network. 

Headlines 

(scroll down to read the fully story) 

U21 Annual Presidential Meeting 

U21 2008 Symposium 

Edinburgh launches U21 research scholarships 

Summer School 2008 

Lund announces post-doctoral fellowships in Asian studies 

New student mobility competition 

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U21 Annual Presidential Meeting 

The annual meeting of U21’s Vice-Chancellors and Presidents took place last week 

at University College Dublin, with 19 U21 universities represented. During an 

intensive, yet enjoyable three days of meetings, a number of important decisions 

were made about the future plans for the network, its strategic plan, its research 

goals and its membership. The generous hospitality shown by UCD was much 

appreciated, with unusually warm weather for the time of year showing off the 

campus to its best. A report of the meetings will appear in the next U21 newsletter. 

The 2009 Annual Presidential Meeting and associated meetings will be hosted 

by Korea University from 20 to 22 May 2009. 

U21 2008 Symposium 

Alongside the U21 AGM and Annual Network Meeting, the 3rd annual U21 

Symposium took place at UCD on 8 May, focusing on the theme Strategic 

Partnerships with the Developing World. A number of eminent speakers from 

outside the network came to give some different perspectives on the topic, 

including field workers in Africa and representatives of funding agencies as well as 

leading academics in the area from U21 universities and beyond. 

The Symposium was officially opened by the President of Ireland, Mary McAleese, 

who gave a thought-provoking speech which was very well received by all the 

delegates. We were particularly grateful to her for giving up her time to visit for 

this important topic. 

A more extensive Symposium report will appear in the June/July edition of the U21 

newsletter and will also be available on the U21 website in the following 

weeks. http://www.universitas21.com/pastevent/Symposium2008.html 

Edinburgh launches U21 research scholarships 

The University of Edinburgh is pleased to launch new Universitas 21 PhD Research 

Scholarships. From the start of the 2008/2009 academic session, a minimum of 10 

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scholarships will be available each year to assist PhD students studying at 

the University of Edinburgh to travel to a Universitas 21 partner institution. 

Each scholarship will be worth up to £500 for visits within the UK and up to 

£1,000 for visits outside the UK. The award will be used towards travelling, 

accommodation and basic maintenance with a visit to another Universitas 21 

partner university, usually lasting for a month. The aim of the scholarship is to 

enable PhD students to pursue collaboration or gain access to sources or facilities at 

other research institutions. 

Many other U21 institutions run similar scholarship (and fellowship) schemes, so 

check with the international office at your university if this is of interest. 

http://www.universitas21.com/fellowships.html 

http://www.sasg.ed.ac.uk/BU/Admin/U21/Universitas21Index.htm 

Summer School 2008 

Fifty-one students from across the Universitas 21 network have now signed up for 

the U21 Summer School 2008, to be held at the University of Birmingham. 

However, spaces are still available, and those universities who have not yet 

nominated participants are urged to do so as soon as possible to avoid missing out 

on this great opportunity. 

On the theme Embracing Diversity through Creativity, Culture and Innovation, the 

two-week event will include cultural visits, a lecture programme from a wide 

selection of academics and creative professionals and practical project work inspired 

by specialist training for participants in either writing, visual art, photography or 

film editing from experts in these fields. Workshop activity during the Summer 

School will be led by Stan’s Cafe Theatre Company (www.stanscafe.co.uk), and the 

team behind the DigiTales digital storytelling project (www.digi-tales.org). 

For further information, please contact the U21 2008 Summer School Project 

Manager Rosalie White, acotempwhite@adf.bham.ac.uk; or see the 

website,www.u21.bham.ac.uk/summer-school.htm. 

Lund announces post-doctoral fellowships in Asian studies 

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The Centre for East and South-East Asian Studies at Lund University is pleased to 

invite applications for two postdoctoral fellowships. 

The duration of each fellowship is two years, commencing 1 September 2008 and 

ending on 31 August 2010. In this call for applications, one of the two positions 

will be awarded for research focusing on contemporary Japan, and the other 

position for research focusing on contemporary China. The deadline for 

applications is 23 May 2008. 

Further information can be found at http://www.ace.lu.se/research/postdoctoralfellowships 

New student mobility competition 

At the meetings which took place in Dublin last week, approval was given to a new 

initiative to help promote student mobility around the network. The student 

mobility co-ordinators from around U21’s universities are having their annual 

meeting next week to discuss, amongst other things the proposal to run an essay 

and photo competition for students who participate on U21 exchanges. Although 

the details are still to be defined, it is hoped that the competition will be running in 

time for the next academic year. 

Details will be available on the Student Mobility web pages in the coming 

months. http://www.universitas21.com/exchange.html 

Notiser 

Välkomna till vårens lunchseminarier vid Arkeologiska Institutionen i Lund! 

Terminens sista seminariet äger plats nästa onsdag, den 14 maj. Arkeologen 

Marina Prusac (Nationalmuseum, Oslo) berättar om ”Kreoliseringen av 

Dalmatia - Graesk og romersk kolonisering og illyrernes identitet” 

Seminariet äger rum i Arkeologiska Institutionen, Sandgatan 1 och börjar 

klockan 12.00. Seminariet är öppet för alla. 

Ta med dig lunch och ät medan du lyssnar! Kaffe och te serveras till 

självbekostnadspris (10kr). 

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Välkomna! 

Department of Social and Economic Geography , Lund University 

Gästföreläsningar 

http://www.keg.lu.se/html/kalendarium.aspx#1505 

Andrew Sayer: Radical geography and its critical standpoints: Embracing the 

normative 

Guest lecture by Professor Andrew Sayer, Lancaster University 

Thursday May 15, 15.30, Geocentrum I, Sölvegatan 10, Världen (room 111) 

David Harvey: The right to the cityGuest lecture by David Harvey, Distinguished 

Professor of Anthropology at City University of New York 

Wednesday May 28, 15.15, Geocentrum I, Sölvegatan 10, Världen (room 111) 

Erik Swyngedouw: On Spaces of Hope 

Guest lecture by Professor Erik Swyngedouw, Manchester University 

Monday June 9, 15.15, Geocentrum I, Sölvegatan 10, Världen (room 111) 

Derek Gregory: The city-as-target and the natural history of destructionGuest 

lecture by Professor Derek Gregory, UBC Vancouver 

Tuesday June 17, 10.15, Geocentrum I, Sölvegatan 10, Världen (room 111) 

Derek Gregory: The biopolitics of Baghdad: Cultural turns, the counterrevolution 

in military affairs and killing fields 

Guest lecture by Professor Derek Gregory, UBC Vancouver 

Tuesday June 17, 14.15, Geocentrum I, Sölvegatan 10, Världen (room 111) 

Eric Clark , Professor, Head of Department, Department of Social and Economic 

Geography , Lund University, Sölvegatan 10, 22362 Lund, Sweden 

tel. +46 - 46 222 94 96 fax. +46 - 46 222 84 01 

Centre for Middle Eastern Studies 

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Fyller ett år och firar det med föreläsning med Mark Levine, University of 

California, Irvine 

”MOQTADA AL-SADR IS REALLY ICE CUBE... AND OTHER STRANGE 

RESEMBLANCES IN THE MIDDLE EAST TODAY” 

Skandinavienpremiär för ”I Love HIPHOP in Morocco” 

+ samtal med filmmakarna, JOSHUA ASEN & JENNIFER NEEDLEMAN 

Filmens hemsida: http://www.ilovehiphopinmorocco.com/ 

VI STARTAR FIRANDET KLOCKAN 17.30 I SOL-CENTRUMS HÖRSAL. 

EFTER FÖRELÄSNINGEN OCH FILMEN BJUDS DET PÅ MAT OCH 

DRYCK. 

Centre for Middle Eastern Studies 

Islamism 

21-24 may 

Lund university, Sweden 

Internationell Konferensen om islamism i CMS regi. Bland deltagarna märks 

storheter inom fältet som Salwa Ismail, Reinhard Schulze, John Russell och Asher 

Susser. 

Vid intresse O.S.A till anders.ackfeldt@cme.lu.se senast fredagen den 16 maj. 

Day One, Wednesday (Travel Day) 

7 p.m. We meet in the lobby of Hotel Duxiana 

7.30 p.m. Dinner, Venue: Restaurang Gräddhyllan 

Day Two, Thursday 

9.15 a.m. Welcome and Introduction 

Leif Stenberg, Lund University 

9.30 a.m. Session One, Chair: Johan Cato, Lund University 

The ”War on Terrorism” and the Democratic Credibility 

Jan Hjärpe, Lund University 

The Crisis of Public Islam 

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Reinhard Schulze, University of Berne 

11.00 a.m. Coffee/Tea Break 

Islamist Politics and the State: A Political Economy of Contestation 

Salwa Ismail SOAS, University of London 

Hamas between Sharia Rule and Democracy in the Midst of Violence 

Michael Schulz, Göteborg University 

12.45 p.m. Lunch at Kulturkrogen 

2 p.m. Session Two, Chair: Hege Irene Markussen, Lund University 

Babyland - State, Nation and Religion in North Cyprus 

Ronald Stade, University College of Malmö 

The Changing Nature of Nationalism in Turkey 

Umut Özkırımlı, Bilgi University 

3.30 p.m. Coffee/Tea Break 

Political Islam and Democratization: the EU Approach in their Relations with Turkey 

and the Arab Countries , Eduard Soler i Lecha, CIDOB Foundation 

7.30 p.m. Dinner, Venue: Klostergatans Fisk Restaurang 

Day three, Friday 

9.30 a.m. Session Three, Chair: Simon Stjernholm 

Islamic Politics under the Secular State: Shifting Dynamics of Cooperation and 

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