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Celebration of Claudio Ciborra |
The 6th Social Study of IT workshop at the LSE
In Celebration of Claudio Ciborra
Programme, papers and presentations
The workshop will take place in the Hong Kong Theatre, Ground Floor, Clement House
The podcast files are in mpg format and can either be listened to on an embedded media player like quicktime or downloaded for later listening. Please note that the files are large (around 60MB). The content of the files are copyright to the speakers and to the LSE they can be used for private study or academic purposes but please ask for permission for other uses.
| Monday 27 March |
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| 09:30 -10:00 |
Registration |
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| 10:00 |
Welcome Address |
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| 10.30 |
Visual Thinking in Organizational Life |
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| 11.30 |
Constructing the Digital Object
of Study |
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| 12.30 |
Lunch |
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14.00 |
Markets of Pain: Can Information Technology
Be Liberated from the Twentieth Century? |
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| 15.00 |
Object Lessons and Invisible
Technologies |
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| 16.00 |
Tea and coffee |
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16.30 |
Designing Systems in Practice: transient knowledge
and drifting arrangements |
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17.30 |
Close |
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18.30 |
Reception |
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| 09.30 |
Oublier Foucault? Power/Knowledge and Information Systems in Liquid Modernity
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| 10.30 |
Integration,
Complexity and Risk. |
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| 11:30 |
Tea and coffee |
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12.00 |
E-Government and Trust in the Democratic State |
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| 13.00 |
Close of workshop |
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PhD Poster Session |
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Please note times of speakers are subject to change
Teas/coffees will be available in Café Pepe (3rd Floor, Clement House) except on Tuesday 28th March when they will be served in the conference room
There is no charge for attending the workshop and refreshments will be provided. If you have any questions or comments, please email Emma Keys, Research Coordinator
To help us with our planning, please let us know if you would expect to attend.
The workshop wil be followed by the SSIT Open Research Forum on 29 and 30 March
The worshop organizers gratefully acknowledge the support of: |
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Page last updated
16 May, 2006