Interdisciplinary perspectives on continuity and change: What counts as QLR?
November 15th 2012
PROGRAMME
This event will explore how QLR methods have been used to capture and understand the dynamic
relationship between personal and socio-economic change as it is expressed in specific localities,
organisation and ‘simultaneous cycles of change’ that connect families communities and processes
of development.
10 – 10.30am
Arrival, registration and tea/coffee
10.30 – 11am
Welcome and introduction:
Professor Rachel Thomson, University of Sussex, UK
11am – 12.30pm
- Exploring the utility of longitudinal ethnography: A look at Class Reunion:
The Re-making of the American white working class and Class Warfare:
Class and race in affluent and elite secondary schools
Professor Lois Weis, State University of New York - University at Buffalo, USA
- Not continuity or change, but continuity and change
Professor Graham Crow, University of Southampton, UK
12.30 – 1.30pm
Lunch
1.30 – 3pm
- Cycles of value, waves of recognition: Analysing the dynamics prestige and
micro and macro levels in urban Peru
Jeanine Anderson, Catholic University, Peru
- Discussant: Dr Gina Crivello, University of Oxford, UK
3 – 3.15pm
Tea/coffee break
3.15 – 5.30pm
- Panel discussion:
Interdisciplinary lenses on continuity and change
- Exploring organisational change: insights from a qualitative longitudinal
study of the third sector
Rob Macmillan, Research Fellow, University of Birmingham and
Dr Malin Arvidson, Research Fellow, University of Southampton, UK
- Perforated accounts: Lists, events and narratives in observing the eighties
Dr Lucy Robinson, University of Sussex, UK
- Discussant: Professor Rosalind Edwards, University of Southampton, UK
5.30pm
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