Date: Thu, 19 Aug 1999 15:52:40
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       Friday 20, August

       1.00pm - onwards Registration

       5.00 - 5.15pm Opening of the conference: Berth Danermark, =D6rebro
University, Sweden (H=F6rsal A)

       5.15 - 6.15pm First Plenary: Roy Bhaskar, Centre for Critical
Realism. "New Developments in Critical
       Realism" (H=F6rsal A)

       6.15 - 7:00pm Seminar I: Sociology. Thomas Brante, University of
Lund, Sweden. "Consequences of
       Realism for Sociological Theory-development" (H=F6rsal A) 7.30pm -
Dinner

       

       Saturday 21, August

       9.15 - 10.00am Seminar II: Environmental Studies. Rolf Lidskog,
=D6rebro University, Sweden. "The
       Re-naturalisation of Society? Ecological Challenges to Social
Science" (H=F6rsal A)

       10.00 - 10.45am Seminar III: Economics. Tony Lawson, University of
Cambridge, UK. "Realism in Economy.
       Implications for Heterodox Traditions, Economic Practice and Policy
Formulation" (H=F6rsal A)

       10.45 - 11.15am Coffee

       11.15 - 12.00pm Seminar IV: Methodology. Ray Pawson, University of
Leeds, UK. "Principles into Practice:
       The Case for 'Middle-Range' Realism" (H=F6rsal A)

       12.15 - 1.00pm Second Plenary: Kate Soper, University of North
London, UK. "Realism, Humanism and the
       Politics of Nature" (H=F6rsal A)

       1.00 - 2.15pm Lunch

       2.15 - 3.15pm Parallel Seminars:

       Wendy K. Olsen, University of Bradford, UK. "Developing Open Systems
Interpretations of Path Analysis:
       Fragility Analysis Using Farm Data From India" (H=F6rsal A)

       Hans Despain, Hartford, USA. "Social Theory and Economics: A
critical appreciation of Tony Lawson's
       social ontology" (H=F6rsal D)

       Andrew Brown, Middlesex University, UK. "Developing Realistic
Methodology: How New Dialectics
       Surpasses the Critical Realist Method for Social Science" (D162)

       3.30 - 4.30pm Parallel Seminars:

       Andrew Sayer, University of Lancaster, UK. "System, Lifeworld and
Gender: Associational Versus
       Counterfactual Thinking" (H=F6rsal A)

       James Patric Daly, Belfast, N Ireland. "Relativism, Universality,
Natural Law and Marx" (H=F6rsal D)

       4.30 - 5.00pm Coffee

       5.00 - 7.00pm Meeting: International Association for Critical
Realism (H=F6rsal A)

       7.30pm - Dinner

       

       Sunday 22, August

       9.15 - 10.00am Seminar V: Women=B4s Studies. Sylvia Walby, University
of Leeds, UK. "Against
       Epistemological Chams: The Science Question in Feminism Revisted"
(H=F6rsal A)

       10.00 - 11.00am Parallel Seminars

       Oscar Guardiola-Rivera, Universidad Javeriana, Bogot=E1, Colombia.
"Introducing the Problem of Ethics
       (Blueprint for an Emergence Theory of Mind and Action)" (H=F6rsal A)

       Mikael Klintman, Lund University, Sweden. "Who can Learn About
Nature?" (H=F6rsal D)

       Jenneth Parker, South Bank University, UK. "Critical Realism in
Environment and Development Research
       and Education" (D162)

       11.00 - 11.30am Coffee

       11.30 - 12.30pm Parallel Seminars

       Lulie Lawson, University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands. "A Realist
Research Strategy to Explain Shifts in
       the Financing of Social Housing Production in the Netherlands"
(H=F6rsal A)

       Tone Skinningsrud, University of Troms=F6, Norway. "Politics or Social
Learning? Reform Implementation in
       a Centralised Educational System" (H=F6rsal D)

       Amit Ron, University of Minnesota, USA. "Regression Analysis and the
Philosophy of Social Sciences -- a
       Critical Realist View" (D162)

       12.30 - 1.30 Lunch

       1.30 - 2.30pm Third Plenary: Margaret Archer, University of Warwick,
UK. "The Implications of Social
       Realism for Human Agency" (H=F6rsal A)

       2.30 - 3.45pm Panel Discussion: Conclusions for the Future
Participants: TBA (H=F6rsal A)

       3.45 - 4.00pm Closing the conference (H=F6rsal A)




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