ࡱ> 8:7 bjbjVV 4.<<4Kh_uuuuPPPtvvvvvv9VvPPPPPvuuPBuutPtu0ӧR`0111DPPPPPPPvvPPPPPPP1PPPPPPPPP : UNIVERSITY OF WARWICK PROFESSOR MARY MARGARET FONOW, ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY IAS VISTING FELLOW 16-20 MAY 2011 For further details, please contact: Christina Hughes, Department of Sociology, ý ( HYPERLINK "mailto:christina.hughes@warwick.ac.uk" christina.hughes@warwick.ac.uk) The ý will be welcoming Professor Mary Margaret Fonow as an IAS Visiting Fellow, 16-20 May 2011. In association with the Departments of Sociology and Law, the Centre for the Study of Women and Gender and the Centre for Comparative Labour Studies, Professor Fonow will be giving a series of workshops and a keynote lecture. ALL WELCOME Monday 16 May 1400-1500 Gillian Rose Room, Third Floor, Ramphal Building Workshop: Feminist Methodologies. Professor Fonows classic work in the field of feminist methodology is central to teaching on feminist epistemologies and she has extensive experience of delivering workshops at the annual meetings of the American Sociological Association and the National Womens Studies Association. This workshop will explore current trends and controversies in the challenging field of feminist methodologies. Monday 16 May17.00-18.30 S0.13, Social Sciences Building Public Lecture: Making Feminist Politics: Alliances between Women and Labour: This lecture asks the question How do union women make feminist politics within and through the trade union movement so that its complex structures and relations of power are reconfigured to achieve feminist goals? and draws on Professor Fonows research conducted in association with Suzanne Franzway (cf Feminist Politics in Global Labor Movements: Building Alliances between Women and Labor, University of Illinois Press). Chair: Nickie Charles; Discussant: Carol Wolkowitz Tuesday 17 May 1600-1730 S2.81, Social Sciences Building Interdisciplinary Research Symposium:This symposium will be designed for early career researchers and PhDs in the field of transnational feminist studies and will bring together Professor Fonows substantive research with that of Ann Stewart in Law (cf Ann Stewart, Gender, Justice and Law in a Global Market, Cambridge UP), the Centre for Comparative Labour Studies and Centre for the Study of Women and Gender. Wednesday 18 May 1200-1400 (including lunch) Gillian Rose Room, Third Floor, Ramphal Building Advanced Class: The Feminist PhD: Content, Pedagogy and Career. This will be a joint session with Professor Fonow and Kate Purcell. Professor Fonow has undertaken extensive research on feminist dissertations. Her findings will illuminate pedagogical and supervisory issues. Kate Purcells work on gender and higher education transitions into employment provides the framework for consideration of career issues. Chris Manley from Student Careers and Skills with expertise in PhD labour markets and careers will also be answering any questions about job applications, career directions and so forth. . Professor Mary Margaret Fonow Professor Fonow is an esteemed Professor of Women and Gender Studies with an established reputation in the fields of feminist methodology, transnational labour activism and social movements. Her work on feminist methodology has been exceptionally influential internationally and her text Beyond Methodology is a recognised classic in the field. Professor Fonows research has significant interdisciplinary appeal as is evidenced by the recent special issue of the journal Frontiers that Professor Fonow co-edited on the topic Knowledge that Matters. This spanned feminist political economy, deconstruction, ethnography, sociology of knowledge, science studies and demography. Her work in the substantive field of labour relations and social movements has also received international attention and bears relevance to interdisciplinary developments in terms of public policy, human and social rights and globalization and representations of womens engagement in employment and labour history. The opportunity given, through IAS support, for Professor Fonow to visit Warwick will facilitate important dialogues and cross-fertilization of ideas that will promote Warwicks international profile of scholarly excellence in the area of feminism and gender studies through enhancing the international (and particularly North American) impact of Warwicks scholarly research. Professor Fonows research provides opportunities to explore, in both substantive and methodological terms, the complex intersectional and standpoint issues arising from comparative and transnational activism. In terms of feminist methodology, Professor Fonow has provided a spotlight on the ontological and epistemological issues of praxis in the conduct of research which speaks to an ethic of practice that bears relevance to the dilemmas facing feminists in the conduct of transnational and transdisciplinary projects. Professor Fonows ground breaking work on transnational activism contributes important comparative perspectives that respond to socio-economic and political concerns associated with the impacts of globalisation. Here, she has integrated feminist theories of activism with social movement theory to explore the emergence of transnational labour feminism. This includes the sexual politics of working life, trade union activity and womens workplace organising, LGBT caucuses and pressure groups. 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