[colombiamigra] Fw: [NIEM] CfP: Job-related mobility and social inequality beyond national and transnational spaces, SSA 2013 (Universität Bern, Switzerland, 26. - 28. Juni 2013) [2 Anexos]

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- 28. Juni 2013) [2 Anexos]

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KIND REMINDER - Deadline for Abstracts: 28.2.2013
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Call for Papers

SGS-Kongress 2013
Universität Bern
Institut für Soziologie
Bern, 26. - 28. Juni 2013

Workshop: Job-related mobility and social inequality beyond national and 
transnational spaces

Mobility is for some time already discussed as an aspect of social inequality, 
as the configuration of social relationships is significantly influenced by the 
access to local resources and thus to wealth, power and social capital in 
networks. On the other hand, mobility depends on economic and temporal 
resources, so that social inequality is reproduced continuously. In sociology 
mobility is often analyzed in terms of international migration. At the same 
time, the nation state is increasingly rejected as a theoretical frame, what 
leads to the rise of the transnationalism approach and concepts like 
methodological cosmopolitanism. Phenomenons such as daily commuting, weekly 
commuting, long-distance commuting, varimobility or frequently movers show that 
job-related mobility is becoming increasingly complex at regional and local 
level as well. Those movements beyond national borders were only rarely 
investigated in the context of social inequality processes
 so far, although their importance for this is obvious with reference to 
growing regional disparities and increasing flexibility requirements.  In this 
workshop, theoretical and empirical aspects of inequality and job-related 
mobility phenomenons should be discussed. It can be illuminated how to overcome 
a methodological nationalism by focusing on lower levels in terms of a 
methodological localism. The following questions could be discussed.

To what extent is job-related mobility an expression / indicator of social 
inequality?

What are the differences in the (re) production of social inequality in 
different forms of mobility?

What resources are needed job-related mobility?

What burdens are associated with job-related mobility?

Is job-related mobility used strategically as an instrument of social 
distinction?

What societal effects can be derived?

A parallel session lasts 2 hours and includes 4 to 6 presentations. If you 
would like to propose a contribution to the workshop-topic "Job-related 
mobility and social inequality beyond national and transnational spaces?, 
please submit a title, an abstract (maximum 2000 signs) and your personal 
details (name, institution/organization, address and e-mail). Contribution 
abstracts should include the research question, the theory and research 
context, the applied methods, and results. In addition key words and a 
bibliography (maximum of 10 references), should be included.
The contribution has to be submitted to the workshop-organizers until February 
28, 2013: knut.petzold@xxxxxxxxxxxxx.
The organizers of the workshop are responsible for collecting the submissions 
and selecting the contributions to be included in the workshop. 

--
Dr. Knut Petzold

Researcher in the Project "MOHSL - Mobility of High Skilled Labor"
funded by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research
www.mohsl.de
School of Economic Disciplines
University of Siegen

Interim Coordinator of the Research School of Business and Economics
School of Economic Disciplines
University of Siegen

Guest Lecturer at the Institute for Sociology
Chemnitz University of Technology

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 CfP - Job-related Mobility and Social Inequality.pdf
 CfP - Berufliche Mobilität und soziale Ungleichheit.pdf
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