Program

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Pre-Colloquium Development Workshop DW_SWG 15

New Ways of Writing Organizational Ethnography

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Wednesday, July 3, 2013, 09:0015:00

Location/rooms: tba

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Convenors:

• Heidi Dahles, Griffith University, Australia,
• Juliette Koning, Brookes University Oxford, UK,
• Geneviève Musca, Université Paris Ouest Nanterre La Défense, France,

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Faculty:

• Michiel Verver, VU University Amsterdam, The Netherlands

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Please note:?

2. All participants come prepared, i.e. having read all papers.
3. The participants of the team sessions will give a short presentation of their own paper (10 minutes) in their team session. In addition, they have carefully read and prepared comments on the other papers in their respective session.

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Program DW_SWG 15: Wednesday, July 3, 2013
09:00 09:15	Heidi Dahles: Aims and scope of this workshop
09:15 10:00	Juliette Koning and Heidi Dahles: Talk I: "Writing organizational ethnography for journal articles"
10:00 10:45	Michiel Verver: Talk II: "Challenges of writing an article-based ethnographic dissertation"
10:45 11:00	Coffee break
11:00 12:30	Parallel Team Sessions (please see list below)
12:30 13:00	Lunch break
13:00 14:45	Plenary: Presentation of revised paper outlines and publication plans (Moderator: Juliette Koning)
14:45 15:00	Heidi Dahles: Wrap-up

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Parallel Team Sessions (11:00 12:30)

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Session 1: The Ethnography of Boundaries & Networks

Chair: Geneviève Musca

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• Nina Bauer:
  The sociomateriality of teaming: The role of objects in creative collaborations
• Ricardo Azambuja:
  Working (at) the boundaries: Enabling intra-organizational collaboration through middle managers' boundary work
• Heloisa Monaco dos Santos:
  Lessons from the object. Organizational arrangements in airports and airplanes
• Fernando Fachin:
  Organizational identity emergence: Doing ethnography in an open, decentralized, and self-organizing value network

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Session 2: The Ethnography of Practice

Chair: Heidi Dahles

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• Pieterbas Lalleman:
  Discovering the nursing habitus in the work of nurse managers: An international ethnographic organizational case study in four hospitals
• Chiara Bassetti:
  On "becoming the phenomenon"-based ethnography. Towards an ontology of becoming
• Elisa Giulia Liberati, Mara Gorli and Laura Galuppo:
  Exploring the start-up of an innovative enterprise: An ethnographic case study

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Session 3: Writing Culture
Chair: Juliette Koning

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• Carine Farias:
  Reconciling values and instrumentality? Communitarian ideals and environment dependency
• Leonore van den Ende:
  Negotiating culture: Western-Russian collaboration in a Siberian mega-project
• Katharina Dittrich:
  Talk in and about routines. How naturally occurring talk shapes routine dynamic