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January 4. 2013
CLINICAL SOCIOLOGY NEWSLETTER
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CLINICAL SOCIOLOGY CONFERENCE IN MADRID
The International Sociological Association’s (ISA) RC46 Clinical Sociology will meet in
Madrid from March 16 to19, 2013. The title of the conference is “Clinical Sociology:
Improving Lives and Communities through Analysis and Intervention.”
The organizations cooperating with the ISA’s RC46 Clinical Sociology in the development of
this conference are the political science and sociology faculty of Complutense
University/Facultad de Ciencias Políticas y Sociología de la Universidad Complutense de
Madrid, GISOF (Grupo de Investigación Socialización y Futuro/Sociology and Future Research
Group), the Madrid regional government, the Professional Association for Sociologists and
Political Scientists in Spain/Ilustre Colegio de Doctores y Licenciados en Ciencias Políticas y
Sociología (ColPolSoc), the Clinical Sociology Commission of ColPolSoc (Comisión de
Sociología Clínica del ColPolSoc) and the Spanish Sociological Association/Federación
Española de Sociología.
The local organizing committee representatives soon will be providing hotel information. As
soon as we have that information, we will be sending it to you. We also are looking at the
financial arrangements for the meeting in order to keep the registration cost as low as possible.
In addition, we are trying to arrange for a display of books. We are working with the local
organizing committee representatives on that as well.
Here is our conference program. Please check the complete listing as changes have been
made to the program. (Board members should note that they may have been asked to chair new
sessions.) If you find there is an error in the program regarding your presentation or you can no
longer attend, please contact (at the earliest moment) our vice president for program, Tina Uys,
at [email protected]. If you find that you now are able to attend and would like to give a
presentation, please also contact Tina Uys. She will see if there is a possibility of adding your
presentation to the program.
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ISA RC 46 CLINICAL SOCIOLOGY CONFERENCE
Clinical Sociology: Improving Lives and Communities through Analysis and Intervention
Location (March 16-18): Colegio de Ciencias Politicas y Sociologia (ColPolSoc) at Calle Ferraz (Ferraz Street)
100 (parking door) in Madrid, Spain (telephone – 91-5473480)
(March 19 only): Facultad de Ciencias Politicas y Sociología, Universidad Complutense de
Madrid/Complutense University, Campus de Somosaguas, s/n. 28223 – Pozuelo de
Alarcón - Madrid
Time
Session
Theme
Chair/
Co-chair
Presenter/s
Saturday, 16 March
17:00
-18:30
1
Welcome Session
(Introduction to
Program)
Jan Marie Fritz (USA)
Lorenzo Navarrete (Spain)
Tina Uys (South Africa)
19:0020:00
2
FEATURED
PRESENTATION
20:0021:30
3
Reception
Jacques Rhéaume
(Canada)
Vincent de Gaulejac
(France)
Sunday, 17 March
09:0010:30
11:0012:30
(Closed Meeting) of
the RC46 Executive
Board and Regional
Representatives
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History of Clinical
Sociology in Selected
Countries and
Regions
Jan Marie Fritz (USA)
Emma Porio
(Philippines)/
Fernando de
Yzaguirre (Spain)
Jan Marie Fritz (USA)
Anna Maria Araujo Felice
(Uruguay)
Jacques Rhéaume (Canada)
***LUNCH BREAK***
2
Venue/ Room
14:0016:15
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FEATURED
PRESENTATION AND
PANEL (Theory and
Epistemology)
Gwyn Øverland
(Norway)
José Ramon Torregrosa
(Spain)
Jacqueline Barus-Michel
(France)
Jacques Rhéaume (Canada)
Jean-Philippe Bouilloud
(France)
16:4518:45
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Courses and Programs
in Clinical Sociology
Jan Marie Fritz
(USA)
Vincent de Gaulejac (France)
E. Minardi and G.
Piscitelli (Italy)
Harry Perlstadt (USA)
Remo Siza (Italy)
19:0020:45
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Clinical Sociology and
Healthcare, Session 1
Judith Gordon
(USA)
Abdul-Mumin Sa’ad (Nigeria)
Weizhen Dong (Canada)
Fernando de
Yzaguirre (Spain)
Elina Brouchatskaya and
Anastasia Valentine Rigas
(Greece)
Monday, 18 March
09:0010:30
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Issues of Concern in
the Development of
Clinical Sociology
Tina Uys (South
Africa)
Hassan Beig (Iran)
Roberto Rodríguez
López (Spain)
Fernando de Yzaguirre
(Spain)
11:0012:30
9
RC 46 BUSINESS
MEETING (OPEN TO
ALL)
Jan Marie Fritz
(USA)
***LUNCH BREAK***
3
13:4515:45
10
Clinical Sociology and
Work
Vincent de
Gaulejac
(France)/
Nicole Aubert (France)
Ioanna-Stamatina
Panagiotakopoulou (Greece)
Rafael de
Francisco (Spain)
Tetyana Basina (Ukraine)
Carolina Alonso Gómez
(Spain)
16:1518:15
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Vulnerable Collectives,
Session 1
Anastasia
Valentine Rigas
(Greece)/
Tina Uys (South Africa)
Myriam Fernadez
Nevado (Spain)
Mariam Seedat Khan and
Sinethema Sidloyi (South
Africa)
Weizhen Dong (Canada)
Álvaro Briales Canseco
(Spain)
18:3020:00
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MINI-TRAINING/
WORKSHOP: Wakeful
Inquiry: Experiencing
Contemplative
Sociology in Science
and Practice
Harry Perlstadt
(USA)
Vincenzo Giorgino (Italy)
Tuesday, 19 March
09:0009:30
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Welcome and
Introduction to the
Final Day of the
Conference
Jan Marie Fritz (USA)
Lorenzo Navarrete (Spain)
Tina Uys (South Africa)
9:4511:30
Two sessions at the same time
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Vulnerable Collectives,
Session 2
Abdul-Mumin
Sa’ad (Nigeria)
Cristina Cuenca García
(Spain)
Gwyn Øverland (Norway)
Delvis Juan Ramírez Solano
(Spain)
Ricardo Zúñiga (Spain)
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15
FEATURED VIDEO AND
PRESENTATION
11:4513:30
Judith Gordon
(USA)
Massimo Corsale (Italy)
Two sessions at the same time
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Clinical Sociological
Perspectives
Gwyn Øverland
(Norway)
Frans Bezuidenhout (South
Africa)
Hans Petter Sand (Norway)
Lorenzo Navarrete
(Spain)
Jean-Philippe Bouilloud
(France)
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FEATURED
PRESENTATION
Massimo Corsale
(Italy)
María Elena Fabregat
Cabrera (Spain)
Raúl Ruiz Callado (Spain)
13:4515:45
T Two sessions at the same time Sis time
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Clinical Sociology and
Areas of Application,
Session 1
Hans Petter Sand
(Norway)/
Mariam Seedat Khan (South
Africa)
Myriam Fernández Nevado
(Spain)
Gilson Lima and Flemming
Pedroso (Brazil)
Paloma de Pablos Rodríguez
(Spain)
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Psycho-Social
Intervention in Social
Systems
Nicole Aubert
(France)/
Isabel Fernández-Hearn
(Spain),
Xosefa Rubi
(Spain)
Carmen Herrero Limón
(Spain)
Rafael de Francisco (Spain)
Carlos Alberto Castillo de
Mendoza (Spain)
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16:00
18:00
Two sessions at the same time
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Clinical Sociology and
Healthcare, Session 2
Weizhen Dong
(Canada)/
Matilde Fernández-Cid
Enríquez (Spain)
Lorenzo
Navarrete (Spain)
Janet Buelow (USA)
Ugrasen Pandey (India)
Raúl Ruiz Callado, Alfonso
Márquez and Jorge Virchez
(Spain)
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Clinical Sociology and
Areas of Application,
Session 2
Tina Uys (South
Africa)/
Emma Porio (Philippines)
Saeid Yarmohammadi (Iran)
Maria Elena
Fabregat Cabrera
(Spain)
Carlos Alberto Castillo de
Mendoza (Spain),
José Antonio Cerrillo Vidal,
Fernando Aguiar and Rafael
Serrano del Rosal (Spain)
18:1518:45
18:1518:45
Conference Closing
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Closing of the
Conference
Tina Uys (South Africa)
Lorenzo Navarette (Spain)
Jan Marie Fritz (USA)
19:0020:30
19:0020:30
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MINITRAINING/WORKSHOP:
A Psycho-physical
Approach for Creative
Social Interventions –
Rio Abierto System/Un
enfoque psico-corporal
creativo en la
intervención social –
Sistema Rio Abierto
Emma Porio
(Philippines)
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Xosefa Rubi Alonso Sierra
(Spain)
DESCRIPTIVE PROGRAM (with titles/topics of presentations)
Saturday, 16 March
17:00 – 18:30 Session 1: Welcome Session (includes introduction to collaborating organizations
and our program)
Panel participants
Jan Marie Fritz (USA),
Lorenzo Navarrete (Spain)
Tina Uys (South Africa)
19:00-20:00 Session 2: FEATURED PRESENTATION
Chair: Jacques Rhéaume (Canada)
Presenter
Title
Vincent de Gaulejac (France)
La recherché malade du management
20:00-21:30 Session 3: Reception
Sunday, 17 March
09:00-10:30 (Closed meeting) of the RC46 Executive Board and Regional Representatives
11:00-12:30 Session 4: History of Clinical Sociology in Selected Countries and Regions: Information
and Advice for Those Countries developing Clinical Sociology
Chair: Emma Porio (Philippines)
Co-chair: Fernando de Yzaguirre (Spain)
Presenters
Title
Jan Marie Fritz (USA)
Notes on the History of Clinical Sociology in the USA
Anna Maria Araujo Felice
(Uruguay)
Sociologia Clinica: una epistemologia para la accion
(Clinical sociology: An Epistemology for Action)
Jacques Rheume (Canada)
Clinical Sociology in Quebec: Historic Mediation between
France and the USA
12:30-14:00: Lunch
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14:00-16:15
Session 5: FEATURED PRESENTATION AND PANEL
Chair: Gwyn Øverland (Norway)
Presenter
Title
José Ramón Torregrosa (Spain)
Panel Members:
Theoretical and Epistemological Aspects of Clinical Sociology
Jacqueline Barus-Michel
(France)
Jacques Rheaume (Canada)
Jean-Philippe Bouilloud
(France)
16:45-18:45
Session 6: Courses and Programs in Clinical Sociology
Chair: Jan Marie Fritz (USA)
Presenters
Title
Vincent de Gaujelac (France)
Clinical Sociology Program in Paris
E. Minardi and G. Piscitelli
(Italy)
Clinical Sociology Program in Italy
Harry Perlstadt (USA)
Accreditation of Clinical Sociology Programs
Remo Siza (Italy)
Clinical Sociology Course
19:00-20:45
Session 7: Clinical Sociology and Healthcare, Session 1
Chair: Judith Gordon (USA)
Presenters
Title
Abdul-Mumin Sa’ad (Nigeria)
Issues and Challenges in Healthcare Delivery in Nigeria
Today: The Way Forward
Weizhen Dong (Canada)
New Urban Dwellers’ Healthcare Access in Shanghai
Fernando de Yzaguirre (Spain)
Modelos intrumental y comunicativo en al tratamiento de la
enfermedad en atención primaria (Instrumental and
Communicative Approaches in the Treatment of Illness
during Primary Care)
Elina Brouchatskaya and
Anatasia-Valentine Rigas
(Greece)
Social Clinical Psychology and Health: The Case of the
Patients Suffering from a Chronic Disease
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Monday. March 18.
09:00-10:30
Session 8: Issues of Concern in the Development of Clinical Sociology
Chair: Tina Uys (South Africa)
Presenters
Title
Hassan Beig (Iran)
Obstacles to Clinical Sociology in Iran
Roberto Rodríguez (Spain)
The Complex Development of Clinical Sociology in a
Neoliberal Environment
Fernando de Yzaguirre (Spain)
Contradictions about Professional Practice
11:00-12:30
Session 9: RC46 BUSINESS MEETING (OPEN TO ALL)
12:30-13:45
Lunch
13:45-15:45
Session 10: Clinical Sociology and Work
Chair: Vincent de Gaulejac (France)
Co-Chair: Rafael de Francisco (Spain)
Presenters
Title
Nicole Aubert (France)
Les consequences du Management "hors sujet" a l'ere du
capitalisme financier (Consequences of "Off Subject
Management" in the age of Financial Capitalism)
Ioanna-Stamatina
Panagiotakopoulou(Greece)
Social Identity Traits of the Leadership in the Workplace:
Traditional and New Perspectives for Western Societies
Tetyana A. Basina (Ukraine)
Informal Networks and Trust Relations in Ukraine: Way of
getting a Job by Young People
Carolina Alonso Gómez (Spain)
Empleo y transexualidad (Employment and transsexuality)
16:15-18:15
Session 11: Vulnerable Collectives, Session 1
Chair: Anastasia Valentine Rigas (Greece)
Co-chair: Myriam Fernández Nevado (Spain)
Presenters
Title
Tina Uys (South Africa)
Organisational Culture and Whistleblowing: Exploring the
Connections
Weizhen Dong (Canada)
Migrant Worker's Wellbeing and China's New Growth
Mariam Seedat Khan and
Sinethemba Sidloyi (South
Africa)
Women Seafarers Lived Experiences
Álvaro Briales Canseco (Spain)
Paro, cuidados y malestar (Unemployment, Care Work and
Unease)
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18:30-20:00 Session 12: MINI-TRAINING/WORKSHOP
Chair: Harry Perlstadt (USA)
Presenter
Title
Vincenzo Giorgino (Italy)
Mini-Training/Workshop: Wakeful Inquiry: Experiencing
Contemplative Sociology in Science and Practice. This
workshop is an opportunity to re-discover our skills of selfobservation, presence and acceptance. Once these skills are
in our everyday life, it is eventually possible to explore the
surprising opportunities offered by their introduction in
sociological work for social transformation at any level.
Tuesday, March 19
Location (March 19 only): Facultad de Ciencias Politicas y Sociología, Universidad
Complutense de Madrid/Complutense University, Campus de Somosaguas, s/n. 28223 –
Pozuelo de Alarcón - Madrid
09:00-09:30
Session 13: Welcome and Introduction to the Final Day of the Conference
Panel
Jan Marie Fritz (USA)
Lorenzo Navarrete (Spain)
Tina Uys (South Africa)
09:45-11:30
Session 14: Vulnerable Collectives, Session 2
Chair: Abdul-Mumin Sa’ad (Nigeria)
Presenters
Title
Cristina Cuenca García (Spain)
Trafficked women NGO’s impact evaluation
Gwyn Øverland (Norway))
Mediating Cultural Resilience in Mental Health Care
Delvis Juan Ramírez Solano
(Spain)
Vida en libertad de los ex reclusos (Life in the Freedom of ExPrisoners)
Ricardo Zúñiga (Spain)
Extranjero o inmigrante? Conflictos de identidad en relatos
de historicidad de inmigrantes (Foreign or immigrant?
Identity conflicts of immigrant stories historicity)
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09:45-11:30 Session 15: FEATURED VIDEO AND PRESENTATION
Chair: Judith Gordon (USA)
Presenter
Title
Massimo Corsale (Italy)
Boys Sailing: An Educational Practice with Juvenile
Delinquents in Naples
11:45-13:30
Session 16: Clinical Sociological Perspectives
Chair: Gwyn Øverland (Norway)
Presenters
Title
Frans Bezuidenhout (South
Africa)
Purpose Capital: Fact or Fiction of Self-Empowerment
Hans Petter Sand (Norway)
The Distintegration of Democracy
Lorenzo Navarrete (Spain)
The Reciprocal Perspectives in Absence
Jean-Philippe Bouilloud
(France)
The Emancipatory Epistemology of Clinical Sociology
11:45-13:30
Session 17: FEATURED PRESENTATION
Chair: Massimo Corsale (Italy)
Presenters
Title
Maria Elena Fabregat Cabrera
and Raúl Ruiz Callado (Spain)
Sociología, tecnología y cuidados intensivos: propuestas para
la gestión clínica desde una perspectiva sistémica (Sociology,
Technology and Intensive Care: Proposals for Clinical
Management from a Systems Perspective)
13:45-15:45
Session 18: Clinical Sociology and Areas of Application, Session 1
Chair: Hans Petter Sand (Norway)
Presenters
Title
Mariam Seedat Khan (South
Africa)
Simply Managing Academic Related Tasks SMART
Myriam Fernández Nevado
(Spain)
La sociología clínica en los peritajes psicosociales en familia,
infancia y adolescencia
(Clinical Sociology in Family, Childhood and Adolescent
Psychosocial Expertise)
Gilson Lima and Fleming
Pedroso (Brazil)
Un caso: Tecnología al servicio de la Educación inclusive
(A case: Technology in the Service of Inclusive Education)
Paloma de Pablos Rodríguez
(Spain)
Intervención clínico-social en violencia familiar
(Clinical-social Intervention in Family Violence)
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13:45-15:45
Session 19: Psycho-Social Intervention in Social Systems
Chair: Nicole Aubert (France)
Co-chair: Xosefa Rubi (Spain)
Presenters
Title
Isabel Fernández-Hearn
Sinesio Madrona-Ródenas
(Spain)
Teoría Gestalt del self para una sociología aplicada
(Gestalt Theory of Self for an Applied Sociology)
Carmen Herrero Limón (Spain)
Atreverse a pensar. Arriesgarse a actuar
(Daring to Think. Venturing to Act)
Rafael de Francisco (Spain)
Clinical Sociology as a Psycho-Sociology of Everyday Life
Carlos Alberto Castillo de
Mendoza (Spain)
Sociología clínica y psicoanálisis
(Clinical Sociology and Psychoanalysis)
16:00-18:00
Session 20: Clinical Sociology and Healthcare, Session 2
Chair: Weizhen Dong (Canada)
Co-Chair: Lorenzo Navarrete (Spain)
Presenters
Title
Matilde Fernández-Cid Enríquez
(Spain)
Presentación de trabajo sobre representaciones sociales en
torno a la discapacidad
(Presentation of Work on Social Representations about
Disability)
Janet Buelow (USA)
Developing Interprofessional Teams in Healthcare
Organizations
Ugrasen Pandey (India)
Role of Caste and Religion in Health Outcomes in Society
Raúl Ruiz Callado, Alfonso
Marquina Márquez and Jorge
Virchez (Spain)
Modelos socioculturales en contextos clínicos para el
tratamiento de adicciones y salud mental: un studio de caso
de las reservas indígenas en el noreste de Ontario,
Canadá (Sociocultural Models in Clinical Settings for
Addiction and Mental Health Treatment: A Case Study of
Indigenous Reserves in Northeastern Ontario, Canada)
16:00-18:00
Session 21: Clinical Sociology and Areas of Application, Session 2
Chair: Tina Uys
Presenters
Title
Emma Porio (Philippines)
Climate Change Impacts among Marginal Communities and
Local Governance Systems in Metro Manila
Saeid Yarmohammadi (Iran)
Feasibility and Possible Fields of Application of Clinical
Sociology in Iran
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Carlos Alberto Castillo de
Mendoza (Spain)
Vulnerability, Adaptation and Resilience to Floods and Crisis
Trauma y afeccion socio-psiquica (Trauma and Socio-Psychic
Affection)
José Antonio Cerrillo Vidal,
Fernando Aguiar, Rafael
Serrano del Rosal (Spain)
Contributing to the Social Debate on Good Death from
Sociology
18:15-18:45
Session 22: Closing of the Conference.
Panel participants
Tina Uys (South Africa),
Lorenzo Navarrete (Spain),
Jan Marie Fritz (USA)
19:00-20:30 Session 23 MINI-TRAINING/WORKSHOP
Chair: Emma Porio (Philippines)
Presenter
Title
Xosefa Rubi Alonso Sierra
(Spain)
A Psycho-physical Approach for Creative Social Interventions
– Rio Abierto System /Un enfoque psico-corporal creativo en
la intervención social – Sistema Rio Abierto
(Workshop with a brief introduction followed by a practical
experience; Rio Abierto psycho-physical techniques using
movement, pace, music and expression)
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MEMBERS OF THE RC46 EXECUTIVE BOARD/MEMBERS ACTUELS
DU BUREAU (2012-2014)
Officers/Officiers – RC46 Clinical Sociology
President
Jan Marie FRITZ (US) [email protected]
Vice Presidents
Program
Tina UYS (South Africa) [email protected]
Publications
Emma PORIO (Philippines) [email protected]
Secretary-Treasurer Harry PERLSTADT (US) [email protected]
Additional Executive Board Members/Autres members du Conseil
Nicole AUBERT (France) [email protected]
Jenifer CARTLAND (US) [email protected]
Massimo CORSALE (Italy) [email protected]
John CULTIAUX (Belgium) [email protected]
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Vincent DE GAULEJAC (France) [email protected]
Judith GORDON (US) [email protected]
Patricia GUERRERO MORALES (Chile) [email protected]
Gwynth Marshall ØVERLAND (Norway) [email protected]
Jacques RHEAUME (Canada) [email protected]
Abdul Mumin SA’AD (Nigeria) [email protected]
Robert SÉVIGNY (Canada) [email protected]
Andre SUCHET (France) [email protected]
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RC46 REGIONAL REPRESENTATIVES/REPRÉSENTANTS
RÉGIONAUX (2012-2014)
Weizhen DONG (Canada) [email protected]
Gilson LIMA (Brazil) [email protected]
Maryann MASON (US) [email protected]
Anastasia Valentine RIGAS (Greece) [email protected] (underline between s and p)
Hans Petter SAND (Norway) [email protected]
Anton SENEKAL (South Africa) [email protected]
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