Variety of the European Family - 2008

Programme

Variety of the European Families

(conference language: English and German)

Thursday, 12. Juni 2008

08.00

registration

09.00

Opening of the Congress by Federal Ministry Andrea Kdolsky
chaired by: Olaf Kapella (Vienna)

welcome by:
Wolfgang Mazal - director of the Austrian Institute for Family Studies
Hans-Peter Blossfeld - Director State Institute for Family Research at the University of Bamberg
Georg Winckler - Rector of the University of Vienna

09.30

Images of the family

Questions about the contemporary Family in Europe
Martine Segalen (Paris)

Europe of Different Family Concepts. Political Science Perspectives
Sieglinde Rosenberger (Vienna) PDF

Images of Family: Aspects from Migration Research
Rosa Aparicio Gómez (Madrid)

10.30

break

11.00

Gender Roles in the Family

chaired by: Marina Rupp (Bamberg)

Gendered Families: a Contextual Multi Dimensional Approach
Julia Brannen (London) PDF

Men and the Family - Perspectives from Men's Studies
Michael Meuser (Dortmund) PDF

Sex Roles in the Family: Perspective from the Field of Women's Studies
Daniela Grunow (New Haven) PDF

12.30

break and poster-session

14.00

parallel-sessions

mages of the Family
chaired by: Adelheid Smolka (Bamberg)

The Influence of Religious and Ethical Factors on Family Images
Thomas Knieps-Port le Roi (Leuven)

Images of Family - How to Define them through Sociological-empirical Data
Rudolf Richter (Vienna)

gender roles
chaired by: Mariam Tazi-Preve (vienna)

Culture of Sex and Gender
Bettina Mathes (Penn State)

Men in the Family
Cornelia Helfferich (Freiburg)

15.00

discussion

discussion

15.30

break

16.00

Family Concepts of the Following Generation - Review, Conditions of Development and Options of Intervention
Klaus A. Schneewind (München)

Cross-national Differences in Parenting and Care - Welfare Regimes as Indicators?
Birgit Pfau-Effinger (Hamburg) PDF

Changes in Fatherhood
Inge Seiffge-Krenke (Mainz)

The Integration of Gender Research, Women's Studies and Men's Studies in Family Research: a Comparison of English and German Sources
Heather Hofmeister (Aachen)

17.00

discussion

discussion

17.30

closing of parallel-sessions

17.45

Reception for the participants of the Congress in the University of Vienna by the Organiser and the Federal Ministry for Health, Family and Youth

19.30

Evening Talk:
Family Science - What are the Challenges for Politics, Economics and Science?
(Panel Discussion)

chaired by:

Wolfgang Mazal (director of the Austrian Institute for Family Studies)

participants:

Andrea Kdolsky
(Federal Minister for Health, Family and Youth; Vienna)

Ursula von der Leyen
(Federal Minister for Family, Seniors, Women and Youth; Berlin)

Norbert Schneider
(Family Researcher; Mainz)

Bernhard Felderer
(Economist; Vienna)

Ulrike Baumgartner-Gabitzer
(Member of the Managing Board, Verbund - Austrian Electricity Company; Vienna)

21.00

end of discussion

Friday, 13. June 2008

9.00

Globalisation and Challenges for the Familye
chaired by: Norbert Schneider (Mainz)

Globalization, Rising Uncertainty and Changes in Family Formation of the Young Generation
Hans-Peter Blossfeld (Bamberg)

orporate Mobility Regimes: the Structuring Power of Corporate Mobility Policy for Work and Life
Gerlinde Vogl (München)

Institutional Change, Family, and Trust in Social Institutions

Martin Abraham (Nürnberg)

10.30

break

11.00

Development and Dynamics of the Family in Europe
chaired by: Christiane Rille-Pfeiffer (Vienna)

The Course of Family Development and Dynamics in Europe
Johannes Huinink (Bremen)

Development and Dynamics of the Family in the South Europe
Giovanna Rossi (Mailand)

Family and Fertility Trends in a Global Perspective: Where are we going?
Wolfgang Lutz (Vienna)

12.30

break and poster-sessions

14.00

parallel-sessions

Globalisation
chaired by: Dirk Hofäcker (Bamberg)

Family, Class and Gender 'Strategies' in Mothers' Employment and Childcare
Rosemary Crompton (London)

ARequirements of Social Change in Germany as Reflected by Self-referential Temporary Comparisons
Martin Pinquart (Marburg)

Development and Dynamics of the Family
chaired by: Silvia Ruppenthal (Mainz)

Family Development in the New Member States
Zsolt Spéder (Budapest)

Stress and Strains Due to Developmental Processes within Families: Coping Strategy at the Example of Dyadic Copings
Guy Bodenmann und Marcel Schaer (Fribourg)

15.00

discussion

discussion

15.30

break

16.00

Globalisation versus Work-Life-Balance
Janneke Plantenga (Utrecht)

Family Policy in a Globalized World
Mary Daly (Belfast)

Family Dynamics and Systems of Social Security
Peter Whiteford (Paris)

Legal Protection of Living- and Family Forms - An European Overview
Bea Verschraegen (Vienna)

17.00

discussion

discussion

17.30

closing of sessions

Saturday, 14. June 2008

09.00

Results Revisited
Marina Rupp (Bamberg)
Christiane Rille-Pfeiffer (Vienna)

09.45

Occupation, Mobility and Family in Europe
>>Norbert Schneider (Mainz)

10.15

break

10.45

Social Policy, Family and Gender in Europe
Ilona Ostner (Göttingen)

11.15

Today's Family:  the Child Perspective
Lieselotte Ahnert (Köln)

12.00

End of Congress

Venue

University of Vienna, Dr. Karl-Lueger-Ring  1, A-1010 Vienna

Main Ceremonial Chamber in the University of Vienna

Arrival

The University of Vienna is situated on the so called "Ringstraße" (Dr. Karl-Lueger-Ring 1) - next to the City Hall of Vienna and right across the Burgtheater - right in the Centre of Vienna.

 

By Public Transport - stop "Schottentor":

Underground: Line 2

Streetcar/Tram: Lines D, 1, 2, 37, 38, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44

 

>>Public Transportation in Vienna

 

 

By Car:

We would suggest not to travel by car to the University in Vienna. The main route to the University - the Ring - will be closed since at the EURO 2008 will be held at the same time. The best would be to get to the University by public transportation.

www.wien.gv.at/stadtplan/

 

Source: City of Vienna - ViennaGIS www.wien.gv.at/viennagis