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International conference
DOMESTIC WORKERS IN THE COUNTRIES OF
CENTRAL EASTERN EUROPE AND FORMER SOVIET UNION: POSTSOCIALIST MIGRATIONS AND INEQUALITIES
April 24-26, 2015
Hotel IBIS, St. Petersburg,
54 Ligovsky prospect
Centre for Independent Social Research (CISR)in cooperation with the Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung
Working languages: Russian and English
/ Draft Program
| 24 , | April 24, Friday | ||
| 9.00 | Registration | ||
| 9.40 | , : , (), ( . ) | Opening address: Olga Tkach, Oksana Karpenko (CISR), Tiina Fahrni (Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung) | |
| 10.00- 11.00 | I. , -/ , -, . . () | Plenary session I. Elena Zdravomyslova, European University at St.Petersburg/Centre for Independent Social Research, St.Petersburg, Russia. Making class and gender through employment of domestic workers. The Russian context Moderator Elena Nikiforova (CISR) | |
| 11.00- 11.30 | - | Coffee break | |
| 11.30- 13.00 | I. : - (/ ) | Session I. Domestic labour and migratory processes in CIS countries: macro-research Moderator Anna Prokhorova (EUSPb/MIRPAL Network) | |
| 11.30- 12.00 | (). - : | Irina Chernykh (Kazakhstan). Migrant female domestics in Kazakhstan: discoursive field of everyday practices and strategies | |
| 12.00- 12.30 | (). - : | Elena Malinovskaya (Ukraine). Ukrainian-Polish migratory corridor for domestic workers: specificities and meanings | |
| 12.30- 13.00 | (). -: - | Elena Varshavskaya (Russia). Migrant Female Domestic Workers: Socio-Demographic Characteristics and Specificities of Labour Relations | |
| 13.00- 14.00 | Lunch | ||
| 14.00- 15.00 | II. : , , ( , , -) | Session II. Intersectionality of segmented market of domestic workers: class, citizenship, qualification Moderator Yana Krupets (Centre for Youth Studies, Higher School of Economics, St. Petersburg) | |
| 14.00- 14.30 | (). : vs. a | Humay Akhundzade (Azerbaijan). Hired domestic labour in Baku: Filipino vs. Azerbaijanianwomen | |
| 14.30- 15.00 | (). | Majda Hrženjak (Slovenia). InformalcaremarketsinSloveniafromtheperspectiveofintersectionality | |
| 15.00- 15.30 | - | Coffee break | |
| 15.30- 16.30 | III. - () | Session III. Domestic labour in the context of socio-historical transformations Moderator Elena Bogdanova (CISR) | |
| 15.30- 16.00 | (/). : | Alissa Klots (Russia/USA). Female domestics in the USSR: socialist migrations and inequalities | |
| 16.00- 16.30 | , (). - ( -) | Vuk Radulović, Danilo Perkučin (Serbia). Domestic labor in post-socialist Serbia (with special reference to the position of women in terms of refugee migration) | |
| 18.00 | ( , , , ). - ( , , . ) | Opening of the exhibition Labour of love (artists Andreja Dugandžić, Adela Jušić, Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina). Venue Loft-project Etagi(curator Lilia Voronkova, CISR, supported by the Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung) | |
| 25 , | April 25, Saturday | ||
| 10.00- 11.00 | II. , / , , . () : () | Plenary session II. Mojca Pajnik, University of Ljubljana/The Peace Institute, Ljubljana, Slovenia. Women in (Post)transition: The rise of commodification and individualization of care work Moderator Olga Tkach (CISR) | |
| 11.00- 11.30 | - | Coffee break | |
| 11.30- 13.00 | IV. : () | Session IV. Nannies on the local market: class and regional aspects Moderator Olga Brednikova (CISR) | |
| 11.30- 12.00 | (). ?: | Jekaterina Kaleja (Latvia). Wont you recommend a good nanny?: moral economy of home- and children-care services in postsocialist Latvia | |
| 12.00- 12.30 | (). | Alina Poghosyan (Armenia). Expectations from the nannies work in Armenia and their influence on the reformation of family roles | |
| 12.30- 13.00 | (). : . | Nino Rcheulishvili (Georgia). Becoming a modern nanny: the case of L. | |
| 13.00- 14.00 | Lunch | ||
| 14.00- 15.00 | V. -: () | Session V. Female migrant nurses: problems of employer-employee relationships Moderator Ekaterina Borozdina (EUSPb) | |
| 14.00- 14.30 | (). ( ) | Maria Savoskul (Russia). New and traditional social practices of nurses from periphery in the city (the case of Moscow) | |
| 14.30- 15.00 | (). 24/7: , , | Duga Mavrinac (Croatia). 24/7: caregiving, informal work, families and domestic space in contemporary Croatia | |
| 15.00- 15.30 | - | Coffee break | |
| 15.30- 17.00 | VI. : ( , , -) | Session VI. Paid domestic labour: gender stereotypes and identities Moderator Guzel Sabirova (Centre for Youth Studies, Higher School of Economics, St. Petersburg) | |
| 15.30- 16.00 | (). | Zuzana Sekeráková Búriková (Czech Republic). Employing paid domestic work in Slovakia | |
| 16.00- 16.30 | (). - . - | Anca Mădălina Boncilă (Romania). Working and living in Romania as a Filipino nanny. Media stereotypes and labor regulation | |
| 16.30- 17.00 | (). /. | Iza Pieklus (Poland). Emancipation/exploitation. Western feminists and Eastern domestic workers dissembled interdependence | |
| (). : ( ) | Alissa Tolstokorova (Ukraine). All Work and No Play: Challenges of informality in paid domestic work (without personal participation) | ||
| 18.00 | () | Reception at the Centre for Independent Social Research (CISR) | |
| 26 , | April 26, Sunday | ||
| 10.00- 12.00 | VII. ( - ) | Session VII. Problems of exploitation and rights protection in the realm of domestic labour Moderator Marina Sereda (The city information-methodic centre Family) | |
| 10.00- 10.30 | (). : , , | Dmitry Poletaev (Russia). Domestic workers in Russia and Kazakhstan: rights protection, conflicts, security | |
| 10.30- 11.00 | - (). : | Lisa-Marie Heimeshoff (Germany). Associations or Trade Unions: Differences in Representing Domestic Workers in the Czech Republic and Germany | |
| 11.00- 11.30 | (), (). : | Noriko Igarashi (Japan), Natalia Khodyreva (Russia). Transformation of gender relations as a result of labour migration from Central Asia to Russia: the realm of domestic labour | |
| 11.30- 12.00 | (). . - | Cristina Boboc (Romania). The slave sellers. The role of agencies in the exploitation of Philippine female domestic worker in Romania | |
| 12.00- 12.30 | - | Coffee break | |
| 12.30- 13.15 | ( , , -), , | Summing-up comments (Anna Temkina, Sergey Abashin, European University at St.Petersburg), outcomes and prospects of the conference, final notes | |
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