Program for Wednesday, September 24th: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24TH: TALK VIEW

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08:30-08:45

Visions of Petrotoxicity. Writing about Petro-camouflage in Los Angeles streets

Elodie Edwards-Grossi

08:45-09:00

Flânerie, Gender, and Intersectionality in Urban Traversal Practices

Francesca Rocchetti, Andrea Spallato, Giulio Malatacca

09:00-09:15

AN ANALYSIS OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN EVANGELICALS AND THE SAMBA COMMUNITY IN THE TERRITORY OF MORRO DA

Bruna Tavares

09:15-09:30

Territorial Perceptions and Everyday Navigations: Sensory and Social Mapping of the River Someș in

Gyongyi Pasztor

09:30-09:45

What does an overtouristified city sound like? Soundpostcards from Venice to Ralph Rumney

Mersida Ndrevataj

08:30-08:45

Decolonial Methods in Practice: Challenges, Contradictions, and the Case for Participatory Qualitative

Gerben Moerman

08:45-09:00

Griotisme as a method, Decolonial storytelling and dialogue for rethinking urban research in West

Ngone Maria Cissokho

09:00-09:15

Decolonial urban research in housing struggles: reflections on participatory action research in collaborative design at the Cissie Gool House occupation, Cape

Tommaso Cosentino

08:30-08:45

Affective Exchanges in the Field: Co-constructing Situated Knowledges

Berna Zengin Arslan, Ece Esmer

08:45-09:00

Bringing emotions from backstage to the Fore. Participatory Action Research with and on Young People

Daniela Leonardi

09:00-09:15

Unveiling Empathy in Social Scientific Research: Emotional Reciprocity Beyond the Interview Setting

Mingyue Li

09:15-09:30

Anxiety as a social phenomenon: a study of emotions in the uncertain society

S. Cataldi, F. Floridi, F. Campione, A. Picano, F. Martire

09:30-09:45

Vulnerability and Knowledge: Why Qualitative Research Must Hurt

Michael Penkler, Kathrin Gärtner

09:45-10:00

Blending In, Standing Out: The Strategic Use of Mimicry in LGBTQ+ and Anti-Gender Fieldworks

Silvia Biasetton, Rachele Reschiglian

08:30-08:45

Assessing Peer Effects Through a Network Lens: Survey Design and Privacy Considerations

Maria Carmela Catone, Giuseppe Giordano, Angela Pacca, Giancarlo Ragozini

08:45-09:00

Mapping Epistemic Networks: A Diagnostic Model of Knowledge Dynamics, Polarization, and Authority

Luca Delvecchio

09:00-09:15

Corruption, Composite Indicators and Network Analysis

Fabrizio Sbicca

08:30-08:45

Feminist combative self-consciousness as a queer method to counter discrimination: re-signification of gender categories and power relations. Practical applications in the Italian “PDR-125”

Alberto Grandi

08:45-09:00

Autoethnographic Methodology in the Approach to Paul B. Preciado’s Trans Philosophy

Andrea Ragno

09:00-09:15

Beyond categories: identities in transit and new onlife perspectives in social research

Barbara Sonzogni, Gabriella D'Ambrosio

09:15-09:30

Wittgenstein’s Family Resemblance as a Conceptual Tool for Queer Research

Luigi Squillante

09:30-09:45

Queerly Consensual: Embracing Fluidity and Relationality in Research Consent Practices

Peggy Shannon-Baker

08:30-08:45

Sensing a nursing home. Reflections on emotions in a muti-sited ethnographic study of long-term care

Pamela Pasian, Barbara Da Roit

08:45-09:00

Integrating psychological well-being in social research: lessons for both participants and researchers from a decolonial and feminist

Irene Palla

09:00-09:15

Collective Effervescence Reversed: Theory as a Lens on Fear and Fear as a Theoretical Insight

Ghita Bordieri

08:30-08:45

Doing Femmix: mixed methods for unpacking gendered visual data in political social media contents

Suay Melisa Oezkula, Sofia Caldeira

08:45-09:00

Cross-cultural differences in undertanding methods and ethics for focus groups. An applied research gender and

Antonia María Ruiz Jiménez, Manuel Tomás González Fernández

09:00-09:15

How do political parties frame gender-related issues? A content analysis of Spanish party manifestos

Rafael Andrés Zambrana Pérez, Antonia María Ruiz Jiménez

09:15-09:30

Intersectional Collective Gender Identity: Measuring an Elusive Concept

Pablo Ortiz Barquero, Daniel Romero-Portillo

08:30-08:45

What drives consistent opposition to (and support for) climate policies? The case of Belgium

Dimitri Gugushvili, Bart Meuleman, Daniel Spruit

08:45-09:00

Men’s Declining Existential Security and the Value Gender Gap: Investigating Gender and Generational Differences across 24 European

Lara Zwittlinger, Mariia Tepliakova, Jessica Fortin-Rittberger

09:00-09:15

Is there a Southern European variant of secular transition model? Evidence from a harmonized dataset about religious change in Europe

F. Biolcati Rinaldi, D. Consolazio, R. Ladini, F. Molteni, C. Vezzoni

09:15-09:30

What types of survey questions are prone to interviewer effects? Evidence based on 31,000 ICCs from 28

Ádám Stefkovics, Anna Sára Ligeti, Kinga Batiz, Zsófia Blanka Grubits

09:30-09:45

Combining ESS, EVS, and V-Dem to Examine Migrant Political Incorporation in European Democracies

Zeynep Mentesoglu Tardivo, Simona Guglielmi

08:30-08:45

Tracing the Semantic Shift of 'Refugee' in Polish Public Television's evening news program Wiadomości (2013–2023) Using NLP

Maria Nawrocka, Maria Nawrocka, Maria Nawrocka

08:45-09:00

Self-presentation and personal features: a systematic analysis of hiring outcomes in an online labor

Rebeka O. Szabó, Virág Ilyés, László Lőrincz, Olga Takács

09:00-09:15

Topic Modeling for Argumentation Analysis: Application to Polish Parliamentary Debates on Abortion

Tomasz Detlaf

09:15-09:30

Is automation the solution?: A critical consideration of the use of Machine Learning’s tools in literature

Lia Volpe

11:00-11:15

Implications of AI and methodological innovation in data visualization and social research

Giovannipaolo Ferrari, Paolo Diana

11:15-11:30

Accessible data for an informed society: Communication strategies for a data-driven future

Franco Campitelli, Nicola Strizzolo

11:30-11:45

Data visualisation in sociological research related to aesthetic labour

Ionela Vlase

11:00-11:15

A Systematic Review of Sustainable Tourism Indicators Using LLM-Based Classification

Emma Zavarrone, Martha Friel, Venera Tomaselli

11:15-11:30

Research of slow tourism in rural Hungary – the area of Szeged

Anett Bugyi

11:30-11:45

Measuring Climate Change Scepticism. Using a 12 item rating scale or its 8 item short version

Michael Friedrich, Henning Best

11:45-12:00

Tracking and tackling the vertical interactions among child poverty, community resilience, conflict, and climate

E. Delamonica, O. Fiala, S. Kauv, R. Sampoornam, W. Rudgard, H. Grueso Hurtado

11:00-11:15

Between appropriation and resistance: the digitalisation of social work in the implementation of the Italian minimum income

Eleonora Costantini, Francesca Nannetti

11:15-11:30

The tensions between care and control in social work: reflections on complexities at the initial access level and in the work with

Paolo Rossi, Tiziana Tarsia, Andrea Nucita, Fabio Cappello

11:30-11:45

Power dynamics are under control, a preliminary framework.

Emanuele Achino

11:45-12:00

The social secretariat between accessibility and proximity

Tindaro Bellinvia

12:00-12:15

Learning from vulnerable people involved in ethnographic research: methodological limitations and ethical

Maddalena Floriana Grassi

11:00-11:15

«We need to preserve secrecy»: the challenges of studying a closed group

Inês Maia

11:15-11:30

Trust maps as a visual technique to facilitate qualitative interview conversation on a difficult to grasp

Inga Gaizauskaite

11:30-11:45

Studying Antimafia Public Prosecutors’s expertise through élite interview.

Ombretta Ingrasci

11:45-12:00

Talking about Political Screening in China: Navigating Sensitivity and Ethical Challenges in Qualitative

Jing Xiao

12:00-12:15

Doing fieldwork despite diffidence: industrial regions as sensitive places

Cecilia Pasini

11:00-11:15

Vaccine Discourses on Telegram: Artificial Intelligence Techniques to Identify Platformized Anti-Vaccine Narratives in

F. Malini, A. Cancian, H. Gabriel, S. Francis, A. Cavalini, F. Turino, F. Goveia

11:15-11:30

Methodological Reflections on Observing the (Co-)Construction of (Dis)information Literacy Through Interactions Between Adolescents and

Sabri Derinöz, Ralitza Soultanova

11:30-11:45

Measuring the Extent of Media Capture Through Social Network Analysis

Ana Jovanovic-Harrington

11:00-11:15

Expertise in co-design: The case of an e-learning AI-powered chatbot for dementia training

Riccardo Pronzato, Veronica Moretti

11:15-11:30

Navigating Expertise in the NICU: The Role of Experts in Supporting Preterm Families

A. Decataldo, G. Lauritano, F. Paleardi, M.F. Figlino, G. Ciuffo, C. Ionio

11:30-11:45

Balancing Expertise in Water Governance: Democratic Challenges and Innovative Strategies

Danilo Rothberg, Vinicius L. Ferreira

11:45-12:00

The “Custodians of Taste”

Paolo Do

12:00-12:15

The Role of Experts in Developing a New Tool to Monitor and Evaluate the Paths of "Spazi Neutri": Challenges and Opportunities for Social Work Research and

Caterina Balenzano

12:15-12:30

Scientific expertise in medicine. The self-perception of the expert in times of crisis

Antonella Pilozzi, Marco Palmieri

11:00-11:15

Public Sentiment on Healthcare: Machine Learning on Google Trends, Bluesky, Reddit, and YouTube data

Elena Grimaccia, Simone Dei Pieri, Iacopo Moreschini, Erika Zappavigna

11:15-11:30

Artificial Intelligence and Healthcare Narratives: A Social Media Analysis of Hospital Representations Across

Vincenzo Laezza

11:30-11:45

The Use and Pitfalls of Indirect Questioning Techniques: An AI-Assisted Systematic Literature Review

Thomas Krause, Clara Groß, Susanne Vogl

11:45-12:00

Artificial Intelligence and Discrimination: A vignette experiment of labour market discrimination in Large Language

M.G. Campolo, G.M. Ficarra, A. Trimarchi, G. Busetta

12:00-12:15

Early Identification of At-Risk Students: Integrating AI with Quantitative and Qualitative Data

F. Mazzeo Rinaldi, M.T. Consoli, O. Occhipinti, V. Cocco

14:15-14:30

Blending Human and AI Perspectives: Comparing and integrating results from LLM and human analyst on manifest and latent structures in focus group

Susanne Vogl, Thomas Krause, Clara Groß

14:30-14:45

Sentiment Analysis with NVIVO in the Study of Occupational Welfare Perceptions: An Innovative Methodological

Marino Pezzolo

14:45-15:00

Beyond Text: Challenges and Solutions in Content Analysis of Digital Platforms

David Moreno-Alameda, Sandra Ramírez-Fernández

15:00-15:15

Subjective well-being and migration narratives in the context of Italian elections. An analysis with online newspaper

Cecilia Fortunato, Elena Ambrosetti, Angela Paparusso

15:15-15:30

Mapping Digital Narratives and Sociotechnical Imaginaries: A BERT-Based Computational Model

Suania Acampa

14:15-14:30

Negotiating Resistance: Queer Methodologies at the Intersection between Knowledge Production and Occupational and Minority

Alessandra Panno, Christian Di Carlo

14:30-14:45

Queering Methodologies in Migration Research: Oral History and the Renegotiation of the LGBTQI+ Refugee

Ahmed Hamila, Edward Ou Jin Lee

14:45-15:00

Measuring Gender Beyond the Binary: Queer Critique and Quantitative Contradictions in Cross-National

Johanna Dau

15:00-15:15

Neurodivergence, Urban Space, and the Politics of Knowledge Production: A Neuro/Queer Perspective

Bianca Solari

15:15-15:30

Queer(ing) Methods, Masculinity, and Mental Health: A Posthuman Approach to Digital Ethnography

Nicoletta Guglielmelli

14:15-14:30

When anti-immigration and climate denialism meet gender: Ideological packages in Spanish news

Manuel Jiménez-Sánchez, Lucía Rubio Vicedo

14:30-14:45

Gendered Political Participation Among Youth: The Role of Family Resources in Shaping Formal, Informal, and Online

Alice Sanarico

14:45-15:00

Daring to dissent: Negative emotions toward the 8M protests and the rise of gender backlash in Spain

Jiménez-López Marta, Jiménez-Sánchez Manuel, Romero Portillo Daniel

14:15-14:30

Rural-Urban Divide: Measuring Cultural Differences between Rural and Urban areas

Massimiliano Mascherini, Marta Anzillotti

14:30-14:45

Beyond left and right: Values and political orientation as predictors of individuals’ migration policy

Verena Benoit

14:45-15:00

The cross-sectional and longitudinal comparability between ESS, EVS, and WVS from the past to the

Ruud Luijkx

15:00-15:15

Religion, modernization, and solidarity in European societies: a multilevel relationship

Monique Borsenberger

14:15-14:30

Fictional crisis stories: a narrative based methodology to study the expertise.

Rosario Aprile

14:30-14:45

The Future of AI: Insights from a Delphi Study of Expert Opinions

Vincenzo Esposito, Cristiano Felaco, Biagio Aragona

14:45-15:00

Expertise without experience: the case of public policies to offset gambling in Italy

Gennaro Evangelista

14:15-14:30

Embracing Research Brave Space through Zine-Making: Transformative Methodology in the Study of Digital Sexual Intimacies and Queer

Rachele Reschiglian, Cosimo Marco Scarcelli

14:30-14:45

Co-creation of digital stories to challenge assumptions about relationship possibilities between people living with dementia in long-term care and

Melanie Lalani

14:45-15:00

Creativity and (social) security. Using art-based to contain and prevent Online IDentity Theft

Annalisa Plava

15:00-15:15

Challenging Teachers' Stereotypes Through Arts-Based Methods: An Exploratory Study at Roma Tre

Barbara Centrone

15:15-15:30

Negotiating Urban Space Through Alternative Narratives: Insights from an Open Drug Scene in Venice

S. Bergamo, C. Mantovan, G. Di Pino, R. Ferrari, L. Fontolan, V. Simionato

14:15-14:30

Integration Participatory Methods into Research on Learning Outcomes: Strategies, Opportunities and

Sebastiano Benasso, Siyka Kovacheva, Luca Raffini, Darena Hristozova

14:30-14:45

STORYLINK: Connecting Cultures Through Creative and Biographical Narratives, Created via Participatory

Shkumbin Gashi, Heidi Kaspar, Hava Kurti-Krasniqi, Franziska Eigenmann

14:45-15:00

Listening to superdiverse under-served communities is not enough: why participatory research

Celine Benoit, Alexis Paton, Fatima Zakia, Christine Burt

15:00-15:15

Bridging Civic Society and Higher Education. A Community-Based Participatory Research for Social

Maria Chiara De Angelis

15:15-15:30

Participatory Action Research as processual methodology

Irina Aguiari

16:45-16:50

Best Paper by a Young Scholar Award

Biagio Aragona

16:50-16:55

Best Paper Award

Martin Weichbold

16:55-17:15

Methodological challenges for the study of inequality.

Mike Savage

17:15-17:35

Cultivating the sociological imagination through material methods: being attentive to everyday practices of

Sophie Woodward

17:35-17:55

In a changing world: The consequences and challenges of societal changes for the social sciences

Vera Toepoel

17:55-18:15

Questions and Answers

Sonia Stefanizzi

19:30-22:30 Cultural Event:Visit at the Bourbon Tunnel

10:30-11:00 Coffee Break