Monday 3 November
Presenters
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Title
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Session 1
9.15
Chair
Assoc Prof
Farida
Fozdar
9.30 -10.30am
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Deputy Vice Chancellor Research
Professor Robyn Owens
Keynote address
Prof Anthony Elliiot
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Welcome
Life
on the Move: Mobilities in the Global Age
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10.30
-11.00 am
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Morning tea
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University Cafe
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Session 2
11.00-
12.30 pm
Chair Prof
Johanna
Wyn
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Prof Anita Harris
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‘Living in “the World of the Locally
Tied”: Youth Mobilities and Immobilities in the Multicultural Neighbourhood’
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Dr Andrzej
Gwizdalski
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From puberty to ‘jihad’ – the mix-wired
process of (un)becoming Australian
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Assoc Prof
Farida Fozdar
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Resettling refugees: precarity
across the lifecourse
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12.30 –
1.30
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Lunch
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Social Sciences Tea Room
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Session 3
1.30 –
2.30 pm
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Postgraduate Presentations
Chair Prof Loretta Baldassar
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Oliver Laing, Katharina Bense, Marc Schmidlin, Monty King,
Maki Meyer, Charmaine Lim
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2.30 –
3.30
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Extended afternoon tea with postgraduates
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University Club
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Session 4
3.30-4.30
Chair
Assoc Prof
Farida
Fozdar
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Asocc Prof Sarah Prout
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Postcoloniality,
mobile cultures, and the politics of Indigenous mobilities in Australia
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Assoc Prof Donella Caspersz
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Conceptualising work and belonging of
temporary skilled labour migrants (Visa 457) in Australia
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Dinner
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TBC
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Tuesday 4 November
Presenter
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Title
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Session 5
9.30-10.30, Chair Assoc Prof Martin Forsey
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Keynote – Prof Johanna Wyn
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The importance of mobility for young
people’s transition regimes: the situation of young people living in
Australia’s rural areas
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10.30-11.00
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Morning Tea
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University Café
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Session 6 11.00-12.30
Chair Assoc Prof
Farida Fozdar
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Assoc Prof Martin Forsey
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Mining Dispositions: Emergent
Adulthood and the Sociology of Choice in a Resource Boomtown
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Dr Mitch Low
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Dar Said Orl
Acklan Kam Fram…?’ Circular migration and emplacement
from afar among mainland-resident Norfolk Islanders
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Prof Loretta Baldassar
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Aging, death and dying in a mobile world
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12.30 –
1.30
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Lunch
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Session 7
1.30-3.00
Chair Prof
Loretta
Baldassar
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Prof Jane Kenway
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Travelling with and unravelling Bourdieu:
Elite schools and the cultural logics and limits of trans- nationality
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Dr Danau Tanu
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Mapping the Educational Trajectories
of the Children of Internationally Mobile Families
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Dr Amie Matthews
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Young Australian Travellers: At Home
in the World?
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3.00 – 3.30
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Afternoon Tea
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University Cafe
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Session 8
3.30-4.30
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Plenary
Chair Assoc Prof Martin Forsey
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Issues,
conclusions, policy implications, next steps
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6.30 pm
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Dinner
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Chez Pierre Restaurant, Nedlands
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Presentation
time 20 minutes + Q&A 10 minutes per speaker in all sessions except session
3 (6+4)