Thursday

11.00-12.30:

‘Introduction’ André Spicer, Christian De Cock, Daniel Hjorth and Deborah Jones 

‘Identity, Creativity and the Cultural Entrepreneur’ Chris Bilton. Rapporteurs: Deborah Jones and Kyung Mi Lee

‘Being at it – Towards a borderline theory of entrepreneurship’ Alf Rehn. Rapporteurs: Peter Fleming and Daniel Hjorth  

‘Metamorphoses in entrepreneurship (studies): Towards a (truly) affirmative thinking of entrepreneurial creativity’ Chris Steyaert and Richard Weiskopf. Rapporteurs: Asmund Born and André Spicer

 

14.00-15.30

‘An aesthetics of displacement: Exploring other spaces (of enterprise) with Thomas Pynchon’ Timothy Beyes; Rapporteurs: Christian De Cock

 ‘Nice Up the Dance: A Natural History of Jamaican Music from Nyabingi to Krumping or How Jamaicans Invented Popular Culture and Nobody Noticed’ Peter Fleming and Graham Sewell. Rapporteurs: Soren Buhl Hornskov and Anne-Maria Murtolo

‘The used book store: A haven for prosaic creativity’ Fredric Bill and Lena Olaison. Rapporteurs: Richard Weiskopf

 

Friday 

9.00-10.30:

‘Entrepreneurship interrupted: On constructing not a shopping centre but a city’ Anna-Maria Murtola. Rapporteurs: Chris Steyeart and Paolo Greenier

‘Can unions be entrepreneurial?’ Elisabeth Sundin. Rapporteurs: Robert Jones and Maree Boyle

‘Creative industries, governmentalities, and heterotopias: the case of the local government in France’ Arnaud Guillemin, Patricia Apangu, and Thomas Froehlicher. Rapporteurs: Deborah Jones and Chris Bilton


 11.00-12.30:

‘Research Leadership as an Entrepreneurial Process’ Finn Hansson and Mette Mønsted. Rapporteurs: Arnaud Guillemin and  Elisabeth Sundin.

‘The Pride/Shame Bridge – A theoretic synthesis to explain the resolution of antagonistic relationships through Entrepreneurial processes’ James Latham, Robert Jones, David Goss and Michela Betta. Rapporteurs: Michela Driver and Andrea Whittle

‘What is social entrepreneurship really about? A discursive analysis of social entrepreneurship’, Paolo Grenier, Rapporteurs: André Spicer and Chris Steyeart

‘Enterprise from Below: Intrapreneurship as a Project of the Self’ Andrea Whittle and Frank Mueller. Rapporteurs: Graham Sewell and Pauline Gleadle.

 

13.45-15.15:

‘Everyday Imagination and Organizational Creativity’ Zhongyuan Zhang. Rapporteurs: Alf Rhen and Daniel Hjorth

‘New and Useless? Rethinking the Concept of Usefulness in Organizational Creativity Research’ Michela Driver. Rapporteurs: James Latham and Peter Fleming

Street marketing as management by riddle. The case of the Superliga sticker campaign’, Asmund Born and Soren Buhl Hornskov. Rapporteurs: Fredric Bill and Timothy Beyes

Michela Betta, Robert Jones and James Latham: Are you an object or a subject? Well... I dno' t know... what do you think? The laboratory as a super-organization. Rapporteurs: Andrea Whittle

Saturday

11.00-12.30:

‘Cash as ‘cool’ not cold? A study of New Age entrepreneurs in Glastonbury’, Marion Bowman and Pauline Gleadle. Rapporteurs: Frank Mueller and Finn Hannson

‘Creative Capabilities and Nation Branding: Evidence from the UK & Ireland’ Kyung Mi Lee and Soo Hee Lee. Rapporteurs: Pauline Gleadle and Deborah Jones

Losing the Lion (King) Share: challenges for 21st century concert ballet companies’ Maree V. Boyle; Rapporteurs: Anne-Maria Murtolo and Marion Bowman

 

Presentation 

Each paper should be presented as follows:

  1. 5 minutes from the author briefly explaining the key arguments

  2. 2 x 5 minutes from each of the discussants

  3. 15 minutes group discussion about all the papers.

 

Preparation

 

In order to ensure people get as much out the sessions as possible we have decided to assign two discussants to each paper. This means that each discussant should carefully read the paper and come back with constructive and detailed comments about how they think the paper could be further developed. You should be aiming for the kind of comments which would be a typical for a paper in the publications process at Organization Studies.