Multimedia and Distance Learning System

6^th International Lab Meeting – Summer Session 2006

12^th International Summer School on Social Representations and Communication

 

of the

European Ph.D. on Social Representations and Communication

Social Representations

in action and construction in Media and Society

 

SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME

  

"Applying Dialogical Approaches and Conversational Analysis

via Focus Groups to Research on Social Representations"

 

at the “Polo didattico”, via Principe Amedeo 184, Rome-Italy

and

at the European PhD on Social Representations & Communication Research Center and Multimedia LAB, P.za d’Ara Coeli 1, Rome-Italy

 

Day	Time	Location	Topic/Events	Teaching Staff & Active Participants
August 28th   Monday	9:00-15:30	HOTEL RADISSON (Hall)	Registration at Hotel Radisson VIA FILIPPO TURATI, 171 00185 Rome	So.Re.Com. THEmatic Network Staff
	16:00-17:00	AULA MAGNA	OPENING CEREMONY
		at the “Polo didattico”, via Principe Amedeo 184, Rome-Italy	Welcome from the authorities:     Prof. Francesco Avallone Pro-Rector, Dean of the Faculty of Psychology 2 University of Rome "La Sapienza" Italy     Prof. Federico Masini Dean of the Faculty of Oriental Studies University of Rome "La Sapienza" Italy     Prof. Giancarlo d’Alessandro President of CantierEuropa Italy     Dr. Ettore Deodato European Commission Directorate General for Education and Culture	Welcome talk: Introducing the 8th ICSR, following the routes of previous ICSR bi-annual conferences:   Prof. Annamaria Silvana de Rosa 8 th ICSR Conference, 2006, Rome – Italy Prof. Silvia Valencia 7 th ICSR Conference, 2004 Guadalajara - Mexico Prof. Ivana Markova 6 th ICSR Conference, 2002 Stirling – U.K. Prof. Catherine Garnier 5 th ICSR Conference, 2000 Montreal - Canada Prof. Javier Uribe 4 th ICSR Conference, 1998 Mexico City - Mexico Prof. Jean Claude Abric 3rd ICSR Conference, 1996 Aix-en-Provence - France Prof. Celso Pereira de Sà 2nd ICSR Conference, 1994 Rio de Janeiro - Brazil Prof. Pina Boggi Cavallo 1th ICSR Conference, 1992 Ravello – Italy
	17:00-18:00		Key Lecture: Des faces caches des Représentations Sociales	Prof. Claude Flament Laboratoire de Psychologie Sociale Université de Aix en Provence France
	18:00-18:30	Coffee Break
	18:30-19:10	AULA MAGNA	"FUSION DES SONS ET IMAGES"
	19:10-20:00		Key Lecture: La musique comme forme d'expression et de partage des Représentations Sociales	Prof. Denise Jodelet Laboratoire de Psychologie Sociale E.H.E.S.S. France
	21:00	HOTEL RADISSON (Roof Garden)	Social Dinner

·       For the detailed list of Symposia, Round Table and Thematic Discussion Groups and their Location please look at the Scientific Programme of the 8^th International Conference on Social Representations (www.europhd.net/8thicsr/program.html). Due to the space constrains only the presentations given by the active participants selected on MSCF-CT-2004-013264 are included in the above table.

Day	Time	Location	Topic/Events	Teaching Staff & Active Participants
August 29 th   Tuesday	9:30-10:30	AULA MAGNA	Key Lecture: Un nuevo ambiente social? Representaciones Sociales y Media	Prof. Pedrinho Guareschi Pontificia Universidade Catolica do Rio Grande do Sul Brazil
	10:30-11:00	Coffee Break
	11:00-13:00	*	Symposia Round Tables Thematic Discussion Groups
		AULA I	La quête de l’ancrage culturel face à la théorie du pouvoir occidental.	Risa Permanadeli Experienced Researcher University of Jakarta Indonesia
		AULA VIII	Can cyber-Representations be generated without Interactive Communication? A New Scope for Social Representations and Communication.	Adrian Guzman European Ph. D. Research Trainee University of  Rome “la Sapienza” Italy
		AULA III	Social Representations and Enterprise Communication: Profile of Benetton galaxy between Organizational dynamics and featured representations in the target sample.	Elena Bocci Experienced Researcher University of  Rome “la Sapienza” Italy
	13:00-15:00	Lunch
	15:00-16:45	*	Thematic Session
		AULA III	Science, Economy and Nature Protection: A system of Social Representations.	Sabine Caillaud Candidate for a doctoral programme in Social Sciences Université Lumière Lyon France
		AULA VIII	Représentationes Sociales et effets locaux des contrôles automatiques de la vitesse.	David Castella Ph. D. Research Trainee Université de Provence Marseille I France
		AULA VIII	Emergence d’une Représentation et Dinamiques representationnelles: Effets de la Pratique du Limiteur de Vitesse (la via) sur les Représentations Sociales associèes à la vitesse.	Carine Pianelli European Ph. D. Research Trainee Université de Provence Marseille I France
		AULA I	Ideological issue in the 2004 American Presidential election: same sex marriage.	Joshua Marvle Phelps Candidate for a doctoral programme in Social Sciences University of Oslo Norway
	16:45-17:15	Coffee Break
	17:15-19:20	AULA MAGNA	Grand Atelier:   Looking at the history of Social Psychology from the two sides of the Atlantic.	Prof. Annamaria de Rosa So.Re.Com THEmatic NETwork Coordinator University of Rome "La Sapienza" Italy

  For the detailed list of Symposia, Round Table and Thematic Discussion Groups and their Location please look at the Scientific Programme of the 8^th International Conference on Social Representations (www.europhd.net/8thicsr/program.html). Due to the space constrains only the presentations given by the active participants selected on MSCF-CT-2004-013264 are included in the above table.

Day	Time	Location	Topic/Events	Teaching Staff & Active Participants
August 30 th   Wednesday	9:30-10:30	AULA MAGNA	Key Lecture: Rumeurs et Connaissance.	Prof. Michel Luis Rouquette Institut de Psychologie Paris V France
	10:30-11:00	Coffee Break
	11:00-13:00	*	Symposia Round Tables Thematic Discussion Groups
		AULA IV	Representaciones Sociales sobre la enseñanza universitaria y su resignificacion en el proceso de formacion docente.	Nestor Ricardo Pievi Ph. D. Research Trainee Ciencias Sociales Argentina
		AULA III	Migrants rights an instrument for the exploration of the Representational fields.	Andrea Davolo European Ph. D. Research Trainee University of Parma Italy
		AULA III	Eurosky Compass: Projective spaces of Geo Politics Representations and Multidimensional Identity dynamics.	Maria Libera D’Ambrosio European Ph. D. Research Trainee University of Rome “la Sapienza” Italy
		AULA III	Familiarization Processes at the introduction of the Euro.	Cristina Gioiosa European Ph. D. Research Trainee University of Rome “la Sapienza” Italy
	13:00-15:00	Lunch
	15:00-16:45	*	Thematic Session
		AULA III	Longitudinal study on the Social representation of Corruption in Romania.	Octavian Onici Ph. D. Research Trainee "Alexandru Ioan Cuza" University of Iasi Romania
		AULA X	Estabilishing a Comparative judgement anchors and frames of GM food Representations.	Anne Katrin Schlag Experienced Researcher L. S. E. UK
		AULA X	Effet des pratiques de consommation sur les Représentationes Sociales du Vin.	Grégory Lo Monaco Ph. D. Research Trainee Université de Provence Marseille I France
		AULA X	Social Representations of new food through word association.	Michelle Pieri Ph. D. Research Trainee University of Milan "Bicocca" Italy
	16:45-17:15	Coffee Break
	17:15-18:15	AULA MAGNA	Key Lecture: Représentationes Sociales et Sécurité Routière.	Prof. Jean Claude Abric Departement de Psychologie Université de Provence Marseille I France

Day	Time	Location	Topic/Events	Teaching Staff & Active Participants
August 31th   Thursday	9:30-10:30	AULA MAGNA	Key Lecture: The Social Sharing of Emotion	Prof. Bernard Rime Department of Psychology University of Louvain Belgium
	10:30-11:00	Coffee Break
	11:00-13:00	*	Symposia Round Tables Thematic Discussion Groups
	13:00-15:00	Lunch
	15:00-16:45	*	Thematic Session
		AULA II	L’apport des Valeurs au processus d’Objectivation et d’Ancrage: l’exemple des Représentations Sociales de la politique.	Dr. Maria Geka Experienced Researcher University of Western Macedonia Greece
	16:45-17:15	Coffee Break
Free Time for Visiting Rome

For the detailed list of Symposia, Round Table and Thematic Discussion Groups and their Location please look at the Scientific Programme of the 8^th International Conference on Social Representations (www.europhd.net/8thicsr/program.html). Due to the space constrains only the presentations given by the active participants selected on MSCF-CT-2004-013264 are included in the above table.

Day	Time	Location	Topic/Events	Teaching Staff & Active Participants
September 1st   Friday	10:00-11:00	CAMPIDOGLIO SALA GIULIO CESARE	“Campidoglio” CEREMONY   With the participation of   dr. Walter Veltroni Major of Rome Italy   dr. Jean-Léonard Touadi University & Youth Policies Councilllor Italy   Prof. Mario Morcellini Rector’s delegate for Communication & Dean Faculty of Communication Sciences University of Rome "La Sapienza" Italy   dr. Antonella Cammisa Head of International Relations Division University of Rome "La Sapienza" Italy   Pier Virgilio Dastoli Director of the European Commission Representation in Italy
	11:00-12:00		Key Lecture:   Paris - Rome: contexts transformation, dynamic images and identity continuity of the twin Capitals in people and media.	Prof. Annamaria de Rosa So.Re.Com THEmatic NETwork Coordinator University of Rome "La Sapienza" Italy
	12:00-13:00		Key Lecture:   Title to be defined.	Prof. Serge Moscovici LEPS – MSH - Maison des Sciences de l'Homme France
	17:00-19:00	European Ph.D. on S.R. & C. Research Centre and Multimedia Lab Piazza d’Ara Coeli, 1 00186 Rome	Interviews for selecting new candidates for the European Ph.D. on Social Representations and Communication	Reserved to the European Ph.D. Recruitment board

Day	Time	Location	Topic/Events	Teaching Staff & Active Participants
September 2nd   Saturday	9:00-10:30	AULA XII at the “Polo didattico”, via Principe Amedeo 184, Rome-Italy	Key Lecture: The focus group as a technique for investigating Social Representations through a dialogical and conversational analysis	Prof. Nikos Kalampalikis Department of Psychology Université de Lyon II France
	10:30-11:00	Coffee Break
	11:00-13:00	AULA XII	Advanced Methodological Training: The Prospero Software program: An alternative tool for the study of Social Representation	Prof. Nikos Kalampalikis Department of Psychology Université de Lyon II France
	13:00-14:00	Lunch
	14:00-15:30	AULA XII	Interview with the protagonist of the scientific field: Between a personal biography and the biography of the Social Representations theory	Prof. Annamaria de Rosa Scientific Co-ordinator of the European Ph.D. on S.R. & C. University of Rome "La Sapienza" Italy   Prof. Nikos Kalampalikis Department of Psychology Université de Lyon II France

Day	Time	Location	Final Jury	European Doctorate Candidate
September 3rd   Sunday	11:00-13:00	European Ph.D. on S.R. & C. Research Centre and Multimedia Lab Piazza d’Ara Coeli, 1 00186 Rome	Prof. Annamaria de Rosa (main tutor) Scientific Co-ordinator of the European Ph.D. on S.R. & C. University of Rome "La Sapienza" Italy   Prof. Serge Moscovici (foreign tutor) MSH - Maison des Sciences de l'Homme France   Prof. Jorge Jesuino (foreign tutor) ISCTE – Lisbon Portugal   Prof. Bruno Mazzara Faculty of Communications Science University of Rome "La Sapienza" Italy   Prof. Adrian Neculau Department of Psychology Iasi University Romania   Prof. Jose Valencia Department of Social psychology Universidad del Pais Vasco Spain	dr. Elena Bocci   Social Representations, mass communication, psychology of tourism.
				Final Jury External Experts:     Prof. Alberto Rosa Psicología Básica Universidad Autónoma de Madrid Spain       Prof. Ivana Markova Psychology Universidad of Stirling Uk
	13:00-15:00	Lunch
	15:00-17:00	European Ph.D. on S.R. & C. Research Centre and Multimedia Lab Piazza d’Ara Coeli, 1 00186 Rome	Prof. Annamaria de Rosa (main tutor) Scientific Co-ordinator of the European Ph.D. on S.R. & C. University of Rome "La Sapienza" Italy   Prof. Denise Jodelet (foreign tutor) Laboratoire de Psychologie Sociale E.H.E.S.S. France   Prof. Adrian Neculau (foreign tutor) Department of Psychology Iasi University Romania   Prof. Bruno Mazzara Faculty of Communications Science University of Rome "La Sapienza" Italy   Prof. Serge Moscovici MSH - Maison des Sciences de l'Homme France   Prof. Jorge Jesuino ISCTE – Lisbon Portugal   Prof. Jose Valencia Department of Social psychology Universidad del Pais Vasco Spain	dr. Marialibera d’Ambrosio   The transformation of Social Representations in changing metropolitan contexts.
				Final Jury External Experts:       Prof. Alberto Rosa Psicología Básica Universidad Autónoma de Madrid Spain       Prof. Ivana Markova Department of Psychology University of Stirling Uk

Day	Time	Location	Topic/Events	Teaching Staff & Active Participants
September 4th   Monday	9:00-13:00	AULA XII at the “Polo didattico”, via Principe Amedeo 184, Rome	Key Lecture: Applying Dialogical Approaches and Conversational Analysis via Focus Groups to Research on S.R.:  Theoretical Assumptions	Prof. Ivana Markova Department of Psychology University of Stirling UK
	13:00-15:00	Lunch
	15:00-16:40	AULA XII	History and Social Representations of the past.	Prof. Alberto Rosa Psicología Básica Universidad Autónoma de Madrid Spain
	16:40-17:00	Coffee Break
	17:00-18:00	AULA XII	Narrative Representations and Construction of “Collaboration” and “Teaching” among a group of Italian Teachers	Luca Tateo Centro di Ateneo per l'Orientamento e il Tutorato University of Salerno Italy

Day	Time	Location	Topic/Events	Teaching Staff / Active Participants
September 5th   Wednesday	9:00-10:30	AULA XII	Key Lecture: Applying Dialogical Approaches and Conversational Analysis via Focus Groups to Research on S.R.: Methodological Implications	Prof. Ivana Markova Department of Psychology University of Stirling UK
	10:30-11:00	Coffee Break
	11:00-13:00	AULA XII	Interview with the protagonist of the scientific field: Between a personal biography and the biography of the Social Representations theory	Prof. Annamaria de Rosa Scientific Co-ordinator of the European Ph.D. on S.R. & C. University of Rome "La Sapienza" Italy
	13:00-15:00	Lunch
	15:00-16:40	AULA XII	Evaluation of the event and suggestions for the future   Concluding Session at the Lab   Completion of the On-line Questionnaires.	Prof. Annamaria de Rosa Scientific Co-ordinator of the European Ph.D. on S.R. & C. University of Rome "La Sapienza" Italy

Day
September 6th   Thursday	DEPARTURE DAY

Selection of related Ivana Markova’s articles:

 Markova, I. (2003a). Social representations: old and new. In I. Markova (Ed), Dialogicality and Social Representations: The Dynamics of Mind (pp. 118-146). Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

 Markova, I. (2003b). Dialogical triads and three-component processes. In I. Markova (Ed), Dialogicality and Social Representations: The Dynamics of Mind (pp. 147-177). Cambridge: Cambridge University press.

 Markova, I. (2003c). Les focus groups. In S. Moscovici, F. Buschini (Eds), Les methods des Sciences Humaines (pp. 221-242). Paris: Presses Universitaires de France.

Selection of related Nikos Kalampalikis’ articles:

 Orfali, B., Markova, I. (2002). Analogies in focus group: from the victim to the murderer and from the murderer to the victim. European Review of Applied Psychology, 52 (3-4), 263-271.

 Kalampalikis, N., Buschini, F. (2002a). The Prospero Software program: An alternative tool for the study of Social Representation. European Review of Applied Psychology, 52 (3-4), 24l-251.

Kalampalikis, N. (2002b). La synonymie, l’analogie et la taxinomie: trios formes de categorization pour l’etude des representations socials. Garnier, C., & Doise, W. (Eds.), Les representationes Sociales. Montreal: Editions nouvelles.

Bibliographic references on Focus-Group, Discursive Psychology and empirical research on Social Representations:

Collins, S. & Markovà, I. (2004). Collaborative statements: New method in the study of data issued from focus groups/Les énoncés collaboratifs: Nouvelle méthode dans l'étude des données issues de focus groups. Bulletin de Psychologie, 57 (3), 291-298.

Cvetkovich, G. T. & Winter, P. L. (2003). Trust and social representations of the management of threatened and endangered species. Environment and Behavior, 35 (2), 286-307.

 de Oliveira, D. C., de Sá, C. P., Fischer, F. M., Martins, I. S. & Teixeira, L. R. (2001). Future and freedom: The work and the school institution in the social representations of adolescents/Futuro e liberdade: O trabalho e a instituição escolar nas representações sociais de adolescentes. Estudos de Psicologia, 6 (2), 245-258.

de Rosa, A.S. (2006)  The boomerang effect of radicalism in Discursive Psychology: A critical overview of the controversy with the Social Representations Theory. Journal for the theory of Social Behaviour, 36 (2), pp. 161-201.

Jaffre, Y. & Prual, A. (1994). Midwives in niger: An uncomfortable position between social behaviours and health care constraints. Social science & medicine, 38 (8), 1069-1073.

 Jovchelovitch, S. & Zittoun, T. (2004). Contextualizing focus groups: Understanding the groups and the cultures within research about representations/Contextualiser les focus groups: Comprendre les groupes et les cultures dans la recherche sur les représentations. Bulletin de Psychologie, 57 (3), 245-252.

Kalampalikis, N. (2004). Focus groups, anchoring places/Les focus groups, lieux d'ancrages. Bulletin de Psychologie, 57 (3), 281-289.

Kitzinger, J., Kalampalikis, N. & Orfali, B. (2004). The sand in the oyster: Analyzing focus group discussions/Le sable dans l'huître: Analyser des discussions de focus group. Bulletin de Psychologie, 57 (3), 299-307.

Kruger, R.A., Casey, M.A. (2000). Focus Groups: A practical guide for applied research. SAGE publication: London.

Lloyd, B., Lucas, K. & Fernbach, M. (1997). Adolescent girls' constructions of smoking identities: Implications for health promotion. Journal of adolescence, 20 (1), 43-56.

Moloney, G. & Walker, I. (2002). Talking about transplants: Social representations and the dialectical, dilemmatic nature of organ donation and transplantation. British Journal of Social Psychology, 41 (2), 299-320.