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THURSDAY 1^st July
Time	Session
08:00	Breakfast for Overnight Delegates
09:00	Registration - Tea and Coffee in the Baseroom
11:00	Introduction to the Conference: Paul Reynolds (Convenor, SMG. UK) Opening Plenary Cultures of Protest George McKay (Uclan, UK)
12.45	Lunch - Sages
14:00	Shaun Cannon (Deakin Univeristy, Australia) Movement and Power in the Network Society (Full paper here) & Paul Reynolds (SMG, Edge Hill. UK) Imaging Social Movement: Some Critical and Theoretical Reflections on Cultural and Aesthetic Politics.		Fazila Bhimji (University of Central Lancashire) Claiming Educational Rights: Citizenship, Youth and Cultural Identities & Ulku Guney (Univ. Essex, UK) Asian Muslim youth and urban protests in Britain
15:15	Coffee
15:45 <!--[if !supportLineBreakNewLine]--> <!--[endif]-->	Gill Branston (Univ. Cardiff, UK) The Planet at the End of the World: Cinema(s) Representing Environmental Politics & Richard Rushton (Univ. Lancaster, UK) The image of speed		Mette Andersson (Rokkan Univ. Norway) Colonialisation of Norwegian Space: Identity Politics in the Streets of Oslo in the 1990s & Daniel Gordon, (Edge Hill, UK) Articulations of national identity in France during the anti-Le Pen protests of April-May 2002
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17:00	Pam Shurmer-Smith (Univ. Portsmouth, UK) Rebranding the Chhattisgarh Mukti Morcha. & Anandi Ramamurthy (Uclan, UK) Archiving the visual and ephemeral Culture of South Asian Struggle in Britain for social and political rights <!--[if !supportEmptyParas]--> <!--[endif]-->		Paul Routledge (Univ. Glasgow, Scotland) Acting within the Network: Performativity and Relational Ethics & Alf Nilsen (University of Bergen, Norway) Collective Remembering and Struggles over Meaning (Full paper here)
18:15	Dinner - Sages
19:45	Rose Theatre Evening Plenary Jimmy McGovern A Discussion of his Work with Mark McGovern (SMG, UK)
FRIDAY 2^nd July
08:00	Breakfast for Overnight Delegates
<!--[if !supportLineBreakNewLine]--> <!--[endif]--> 09:00	Jenny Pickerill (Univ. Leicester, UK) Representing resistance: The practices and constructions of Indymedia & Roman Gerodimos (Univ. Bournemouth, UK) Social Movements and Online Civic Engagement		Margaret Gillan (Community Media Network, Ireland) Grassroots Community Activism and the Development of Community Television in Dublin & Alyson Brown (Edge Hill, UK) Prisoner autobiographies and the experience of the prison
10:15	Coffee
10:45	Martin Pederson (Univ. of Lancaster, UK) Lessons from Cyberspace: Free Software and the Configuration of Ownership (Full paper here) & Chloe Taylor (Univ. Birmingham, UK) Political Activism and the Internet: The Use of Mailing Lists in the European Social Forum			Mark Cresswell (Univ. Manchester, UK) Survivor Knowledge and the Representation of Self-Harm (Full paper here) & Ruth McDonald (Univ. Manchester, UK) From 1984 to 2004: Doublethink, social movements and health policy. (Full paper here) & Josephine Ocloo (Univ. Surry, UK) Medical Harm, Self-Help Groups and Empowerment: Some Critical Perspectives.
12:00	W3 Fred Lonidier (Univ. California, San Diego, USA) N.A.F.T.A (Not A Fair Trade for All), Getting The Correct Picture...	W4 Terryl Bacon (UWE, UK) Disembodied Intimacy Film
13:00	Lunch - Sages
14:00	John Boyle (Univ. Lancaster, UK) Protest within the Context of the War on Terror & Jeff Juris (Univ. Cal. USA) Performative violence in Genoa (Full paper here)		Sam Pryke (Liverpool Hope Univ., UK) Palestine After Edward Said & Eamonn Kelly (Univ. Wales, Newport, UK) Black Power and Documentary Film - Re-examining the Black Panther Party
15:15	Coffee
15:30	Alex Plows (Univ. Cardiff, UK) Twyford Down 1992, Blackwood 2004: the implications of a potential re-emergence of UK roads protests (Full paper here) & Ned Rossiter (Univ. Ulster, UK) The WSIS is not an Organised Network		Ruth Thomas-Pellicer (Univ. Surry, UK) Facing our Historical Ontology Today: the World Social Forum as an Instance of the First and Second Contradictions of Capitalism & Isabelle Fremeaux (Birkbeck College, UK) More than words: 'owning' the anti-capitalist discourse?
16:45	Coffee
17:00	Patrick McCurdy (LSE, UK) Reconsidering the Importance of Traditional Media: A Case Study of the November 2003 "$top Bush" Protests in London & Noel Douglas (South Bank Univ. UK) Movement of the Imagination		Meena Sharify Funk (American University, Washington, USA) Reimagining the Transnational, Reforming the Local: Muslim Women and the Question of Authority & Mallarika Sinha Roy (St Anthony's College, Oxford, UK) Through the Looking Glass of Gender: Narratives of Women Activists in Naxalbari Movement in West Bengal, India (1967-1975) (Draft paper here)
18:15	Dinner - Sages
19.45	Evening Screening: Fourth World War; Rose Theatre Lee Salter (SMG, UK), Graeme Chesters (SMG, UK) and Martin Pederson (University of Lancaster, UK)
SATURDAY 3^rd July
08:00	Breakfast for Overnight Delegates
09:00	Max Farrar (Leeds Met. Univ., UK) Racialised representations and violent urban protest: a contribution from existential sociology and psychology & Radim Marada (Masaryk Univ. Czech Republic) Protest as a way of socialization: cultural adaptation of post-socialist youth		David Renton (University of Sunderland, UK) The Means to Fight Globalisation: a modest defence of web-based labour organising & Roger Spalding (SMG, Edge Hill. UK) Images of struggle, narratives of public order: British Newsreels in the 1930s
10:30	Coffee
11:00	Closing Comments and Publications Announcements Paul Reynolds (Convenor, SMG. UK) Closing Plenary The Digital Self: Identity Theft and Social Movements Mark Poster (Univ. California at Irvine, USA) <!--[if !supportEmptyParas]--> <!--[endif]-->
12:45	Sages - Lunch
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