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EUROQUAL
Qualitative Research Methods in the Social Sciences

Ethics and Politics in Qualitative Methods

Collegium Civitas
Warsaw, 8th-10th. June 2009


 Preliminary Programme
Monday, 8th June
 
 
Arrival; Welcome and Registration
 
10:00 - 10:15
Opening local organizers:
Anna Wyka (Collegium Civitas)
Katarzyna Iwińska (Collegium Civitas)
and Hendrik Wagenaar (Leiden University) on Euroqual program
10:15 - 10:45
 
John Forester (Cornell University) and David Laws (University of Amsterdam)
 Multi-stakeholder Inquiry: participation, negotiation and power 
10:45-11:00
questions and discussion
11:00-11:30
 
Deborah Stone (Dartmouth College)
 Dilemmas of Researching Moral Resistance
11:30-11:45
questions and discussion
11:45-12:15
 
Izabela Wagner (Warsaw University)
RPAC [Research with Participant’s Active Collaboration] Method
12:15 - 12:30
questions and discussion
 
12:30 – 13:30
 
 
Lunch break
 
13:30-14:00
 
 
Harry Kruiter and Robert Duiveman (University of Amsterdam)
Experiments in Policy Analysis
14:00-14:15
questions and discussion
14:15 - 14:45
 
Bartek Walczak (Warsaw University)
The distribution of power within the field: the case of yanomamology
14:45 - 15:00
questions and discussion
 
15:00 – 15:30
 
Coffee-tea break
 
15:30 –18:30
parallel sessions
 
Training workshops: 1 
John Forester/David Laws
Participatory action research and empowered participation
 
Training workshops: 2
Deborah Stone (Dartmouth College)
Researching Moral Resistance
 
19:30 –
 
 
Conference Dinner
(at Jabłonna Palace Hotel)


Tuesday, 9th June
 
09.15 - 9:45
 
Kenneth Reardon (Cornell University)
Making Waves Along the Mississippi River: Participatory Action Research for Community Empowerment
9:45 - 10.00
questions and discussion
10.00 - 10:30
 
Tomasz Kasprzak (Warsaw University)
Evaluation as Action Research, Action Research as Evaluation
10:30 - 10.45
questions and discussion
10.45- 11.00
 
Coffee-tea break
 
11.00-11.30
 
Despina Varnava-Marouchou and Niki Thomas (European University Cyprus)
On educational experiences
11:30-11:45
questions and discussion
11:45 - 12:15
 
Łucja Krzyzanowska Maria Dmochowska, Magdalena Stec (Warsaw University)
Applied social studies in trouble: between the hope giving and the self-censorship effects
12:30-13:30
 
Lunch break
 
13:30-17:00
 
 
Training workshops: 3
Kenneth Reardon (Cornell University)
An Introduction to Participatory Action Research
19:00
 
Conference Dinner
 


Wednesday, 10th June
 
09:15 - 9:45
 
 
Peter Taylor (University of Sussex)
Courage and fear in participatory research – pushing at the boundaries
9:45-10:00
questions and discussion
10:00 - 10:30
 
Andrzej Szpocinski (Collegium Civitas)
The problem of truth in popular narratives of the past
10:30-10:45
questions and discussion
10:45- 11:00
 
Coffee-tea break
 
11:00-11:30
 
Tasos Zembylas (University of Music and Performing Arts, Vienna)
Presentation and reception of social research on controversial political issues
11:30-11:45
questions and discussion
11:45-12:15
 
Andrea Smioski, Thomas Bendl, Rudolf Richter (University of Vienna)
Ethical Considerations of Archiving and Secondary Use of Qualitative Research Data
12:15-12:30
questions and discussion
12:30-13:30
 
Lunch break
 
13:30- 17:00
 
 
Training workshops: 4 
Peter Taylor (University of Sussex) - The two “P”s of PAR: participation and power in action research
17:00-18:00
 
closing remarks- discussion in a round table:
John Forester, Shalini Randeria, Kenneth Reardon, Deborah Stone, Robert Weiss, moderators: Anna Wyka and Hendrik Wagenaar
 

 

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