Programme

Welcome to the 6th International Conference on Researching Work and Learning, RWL6.

Programme for the RWL6

The scaffold schedule of the conference will be as follows:

27. June	28.June	29.June	30.June	1. July
Arrival (optional)	Arrival	Plenary Keynotes	Parallel sessions	Plenary Keynote
Pre conferences	Registration	Parallel sessions	Plenary Keynote	Parallel sessions
	Opening session	Plenary Keynote	Parallel sessions	Lunch
	Welcome reception	Parallel sessions	Plenary Keynote
	Workers Museum	Parallel sessions	Parallel sessions
	Optional dinner	Evening free	Conference Dinner

The conference will mainly follow the usual design of Researching Work and Learning conferences. In order to facilitate interactive discussions organizers will seek to increase the volume of symposia and workshops where several presentations address a similar theme, or present a large research project. The organizers will seek to organize frameworks of continuous discussions in symposia and workshops.

Formats of activities

Keynote lectures in plenary sessions. Lecture sessions include brief questions, but not extensive discussion.
Paper presentations in parallel sessions. Authors present their paper, a discussant offers his/her comments, followed by discussion.
Symposium sessions including thematic workshops and presentations of large research projects. Each symposium can cover one or more sessions coordinated by a symposium organizer.
Poster presentations.
Pre-conferences and post conferences.

Detailed programme:

Programme
27th of June 2009
Pre-conferences
28th of June 2009
14:00	Opening session at the Workers’ Museum, Copenhagen
14:00	Visit in the museum exhibition
15:00	Welcome reception Welcome address by prof. Henning Sallling Olesen Introduction to the Workers’ Museum by Peter Ludvigsen, director of the Museum Keynote: Dr Keith Forrester, Leeds: 10 years’ Researching Work and Learning Replaced by prof. Peter Sawchuck A videorecording of the three lecures can be found here
18:00	Optional dinner at the Workers Museum - booking and payment necessary when registering for the conference
29th of June 2009
09:00	Roskilde University Rector welcomes the conference
09:00	Keynote: Professor PhD Jian Huang, Eastern China Normal University: Work and Learning - an emerging field in transforming China A videorecording of the lecture can be found here
10:15	Coffee break
10:45	Parallel sessions I: Paper presentations & Symposia
12:15	Keynote: Professor Per Kongshøj Madsen: Life long learning in the Danish flexicurity model - a road to protected mobility for all workers? A videorecording of the lecture can be found here
13:15	Lunch
	Poster presentations
14:45	Parallel sessions II: Paper presentations & Symposia
16:15	Coffee break
16:45	Parallel sessions III: Paper presentations & Symposia
18:15	Roskilde Municipality
	Evening free
30th of June 2009
09:00	Parallel sessions IV: Paper presentations and Symposia
10:30	Coffee break
11:00	Keynote: PhD, Associate Professor of Organisation Studies Alessia Contu: Real resistance and ethical acts in corporations
12:00	Parallel sessions V: Paper presentations and Symposia
13:30	Lunch
15:00	German spoken keynote – with translation: Professor Oskar Negt: Political Education in global capitalism. The continental European experience. Replaced by prof. Henning Sallling Olesen A videorecording of the lecture can be found here
16:00	Coffee break
16:30	Parallel sessions VI: Paper presentations and Symposia
18:00	Emerald best paper award and Informal conversations with drinks and snacks on the top of the university
19:00	Conference dinner
1st of July 2009
10:00	Keynote: Professor Stephen Billett: Enacting, remaking and transforming work: Conceptions and an explanation A videorecording of the lecture can be found here
11:00	Coffee break
11:30	Parallel sessions VII: Paper presentations and Symposia
13:00	Conference closure
14:00	Lunch