9:00 am |
Session I
What knowledge is produced by reading these papers together?
We will ask each participant to speak for three minutes on one point that
they learned from reading the papers together. Possible points include:
What do we learn about the consequences of the separation between sexual
and economic justice? The obstacles to bringing them together (both in
practice—from the experiences of those who have tried to do it—and
conceptual, methodological, theoretical)? The lessons—what works, what
not to do? The foundations for co-constitutive treatment of the two
spheres? What foundations can we identify regarding issues? Movements?
Frameworks?
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10:45 am |
Session II
Small group discussions
Group I - Contemporary markets and sexual politics
(Balakrishnan, Duggan, Kempadoo, Klein (paper to come), Wilson). Moderator: Kate Bedford
Group II - Thinking through the local and the global/the transnational and the interpersonal
(Binnie, Fonow, León, Seguino, Shah). Moderator: Neferti Tadiar
Group III - Thinking through key issues in synthetic form
(Cammett, Njehu, Parreñas, Schoepf, Smith). Moderator: Gisela Fosado
Group IV - Thinking through justice in relation to economic and sexual issues
(Bergeron, Cooper, Hinojosa, Ho, Le Roux (paper to come)). Moderator: Elizabeth Bernstein
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