T1

Located on the Ground floor of the Department of Social Sciences.

Sessions

Session 1A (Sep 22 14:15-16:00) 28-Rethinking Multi-sited Ethnography: Contemporary Methodological Challenges and Innovations
Session 2D (Sep 22 16:30-18:30) 27-Disability studies and qualitative research. Research strategies and roles for promoting social change people with disabilities.
Session 3A (Sep 23 08:30-10:30) 40-Telling our Stories: Critical reflection on Autoethnography and other auto-research engaging with the researchers' selves
Session 4A (Sep 23 11:00-13:00) 53-Beyond Calculation: AI Devices as Co-Constructors of Stories and Values
Session 5C (Sep 23 14:15-16:15) 64-New Perspectives on Gender and Politics: Current Developments and Methodological Challenges I
Session 7E (Sep 24 08:30-10:30) 6-Queer methods. Untangling tensions between queer and social science methodologies I
Session 8E (Sep 24 11:00-13:00) 4-Disinformation Studies: Methodological Challenges and New Research Frontiers II
Session 9B (Sep 24 14:15-16:15) 6-Queer methods. Untangling tensions between queer and social science methodologies II
Session 11A (Sep 25 08:30-10:30) 67-Autoethnography as a Method in Social and Social-Health Services. Opportunities and Critical Issues
Session 12C (Sep 25 11:00-13:00) 8-Embracing Open Science: Methodological and Epistemological Challenges in Research Infrastructures for the Social Sciences II
Session 13A (Sep 25 14:15-16:15) 56-Growing Outside the Black Box: Methodological Challenges of Studying LLMs
Session 14A (Sep 25 16:45-18:45) 19-Integrating Digital Trace and Media Data into Surveys: Advances, Methodological Challenges and Applications