Modernizations and Emancipation

Comparative critical studies between Germany and Brazil

2nd workshop
of the academic partnership between the
Center for the Study of Violence of the University of So Paulo and the
Institute for Social Research at Goethe University Frankfurt am Main

Date:

December 2nd and 3rd, 2013

Venue:

Institut fr Sozialforschung
Senckenberganlage 26, 60325 Frankfurt am Main

Program
December 2, 2013
10.00 h

Reception

First Session: Riots, new demonstrations, and protest movements in Brazil and Europe
10.30 h

Ferdinand Sutterlty (IfS, Goethe-Universitt):

The Hidden Morale of the 2005 French and 2011 English Riots

11.30 h

Luis Galeo (Social Psychology USP):

Recognition and Violence at So Paulo's Outskirts

12.30 h

Lunch

14.00 h

Guilherme de Almeida (NEV-USP; USP Law School):

The Value of Popular Participation and the Constitution of a New Collective Subject:
a Paper Inspired by Hans Joas

15.00 h

Vitor Blotta (NEV-USP):

Popular Demonstrations in Brazil: Qualifying the Public Debate about Violence and
new Forms of Political Protest (Notes on a Critique of Legitimate Violence)

16.00 h

Coffee break

16.30 h

Just Serrano Zamora (IfS):

The actuality of the Indignados Movement in Spain

Comments by Olivier Voirol (IfS) and by Oliver Nachtwey (IfS)

18.00 h

End of first session

Evening program

December 3, 2013
Second session: Modernizations, Emancipation and Intersections of the spheres of work,
family and public sphere
9.30 h

Vitor Blotta (NEV-USP), Mariana Possas (Federal University of Bahia), Mariana

Pimentel (Getlio Vargas Law School), Clarice Greco (School of Communications
and Arts USP):
Problematizing Naturalized Inequalities: Mapping the Public Debate on the New
Home and Care workers Amendment in the Brazilian Constitution

10.30 h

Maria Kontos (IfS):

The Right to Family Life of Migrant Domestic and Care Workers. The ILO
Convention Decent Work for Domestic Workers and the Situation in Germany.

11.30 h

Coffee break

12.30 h

Kai Drge and Olivier Voirol (IfS):

Prosumer of Emotions. Love and The Emotional Production Regime of Online
Dating Platforms

13.30 h

Lunch

14.30 h

Stefanie Hrtgen (IfS):

Precarisation of Work in Germany? Spotlights on Actual Findings.

15.30 h

Carlos Eduardo Mendes and Luis Galeo (Social Psychology USP):

Memory and Perception of the Future of Young Black Girls in the Outskirts of
So Paulo

16.30 h

Coffee break

17.00 h

Stephan Voswinkel (IfS):

Normativity and Crisis of Upward Social Mobility

18.00 h

Concluding discussion and outlook

Evening program