The Warwick Summer School on Practice and Process Studies will be organized as an online event. This will consist of an online community (where participants can engage with pre-recorded videos, readings, discussion forum, networking tools etc. ) and LiveSessions (in which participants can interact with each other and the speakers).
Use the link below to register for the full program, select the option "2020 WBS Summer School Registration Fee" and pay the fee of £89. Please, register for the full program if and only if you have received, by email, an offer of admission to the full programme.
Use the link below to register for the general programme, select the option "2020 WBS Summer School Free Programme Registration" and pay no fee. Please, register for the general programme if you have received, by email, an offer of admission to the general programme, or a confirmation of your participation.
The deadline for registration is June 17th.
Participants in the full program are entitled to participated to all LiveSessions. Participants in the general program are entitled to attend the LiveSessions marked (*). The schedule for the LiveSessions is as follows:
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Tuesday 14th July |
Wednesday 15th July |
Thursday 16th July |
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Morning 9:30 – 11:00 (BST) |
*State of the art process research (Hari Tsoukas and Joergen Sandberg) |
*How to write practice and process papers (Hari Tsoukas and Joergen Sandberg) |
Rethinking methods for studying large-scale phenomena (Neil Pollock) |
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Afternoon 13:00 –14:30 (BST) |
*State of the art practice research
(Davide Nicolini) |
Research clinics (30min time per participants to discuss their research with an experienced faculty member) |
From scale as a category of analysis to a category of practice (Natalie Papanastasiou) |
Privacy Notice - Warwick Summer School
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