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Sub-theme 45:
Global Organizations and the Creative (De-)Construction of
Expertise
Convenors:
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Session I: Thursday, July
10 – 11:00–12:30
International Organizations, Knowledge and Education |
Roser Cussó
International expertise and transformation of democracy: The use
of indicators and data analysis in education
Susan Wright and Jakob Williams Ørberg
The OECD and expert advice on university reform: An ideological
double shuffle across a national/international interface
Tor Halvorsen
Towards knowledge societies? Whose knowledge – for whom?
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Session
II: Thursday, July 10 – 14:00–15:30
International Organization, Knowledge and Re-regulation |
João Antonio de Souza e Silva, Hélio Arthur Reis Irigaray and
Sylvia Constant Vergara
Humanitarian reform: Deconstructing the concept that the UN is
the best implementer of humanitarian response in Camp Coordination/Camp
Management
Sebastian Botzem
Formalizing the rules of the transnational game: Procedural
legitimacy in accounting standardisation
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Session III: Friday, July
11 – 9:00–10:30
International Organization, Corporations and Philanthropy |
Andreas Rasche and Dirk Ulrich Gilbert
Upsetting traditional governance. How the United Nations global
compact links actors and levels
Dieter Plehwe
Free to wreck the world? The role of corporate foundations in the
rise of neoliberal hegemony
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Session IV: Friday, July
11
– 14:00–15:30
Corporate Social Responsibility |
Kristina Tamm Hallström
The power and role of expertise. The case of the ISO 26000
process
Juliane Reinecke
Standard setting for the certification revolution: The production
of ethical certainty
Ana Guedes and Alex Faria
Deciphering corporate social responsibility in emerging economies:
An exploratory investigation in Brazil
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Session V: Friday, July 11
– 16:15–17:45
Europe, Experts and Knowledge: Execution and Transformation of
Governance |
Kathrin Böhling
Beyond knowledge-formation: Learning from experts in the European
Commission
Laura Horn
Bringing in the experts. Transnational expert groups in corporate
governance and financial market regulation in the European Union
– no Session VI –
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Session VII: Saturday,
July 12 – 11:15–12:45
Contesting/Bolstering Hegemonic Expertise |
Diane Stone
RAPID knowledge: 'Bridging research and policy' at the overseas
development institute
Marion Macalpine and Sheila Marsh
Choosing the knowledge we carry: Contesting hegemonic
managerialism
Convenors
Conclusion – Global Organization and Expertise Perspectives for
EGOS 2009: 'Passion for Creativity and Innovation |
