Conference 2016: Schedule

Conference 2016 Schedule

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9:30-10.00	Registration
10.00-11.30	Panel 1: Identity, Perceptions and Approaches Chair- Rebecca McKee Min Zhang – Univeristy of Manchester A long helpful hand: grandparental role on grandchildren’s educational attainment in Britain Anthony Chambers– University of Manchester  A longitudinal study of ethnic minorities’ perceptions of prejudice in Britain. Patrick English- University of Manchester  Closeness to Concepts - Closing the Gap Between Concepts and Empirics Magda Borkowska - University of Manchester  Do ethnic organisations promote mainstream political participation? A case study of Bangladeshi and Caribbean organisations in Birmingham and Oldham
11.30-12.15	Keynote Speaker: Nicole Martin Ethnic minority voters in 2015: A breakthrough for the Conservative party?
12.15-13.00	Lunch University Place Room 5.206
13.00-14.30	Panel 2: Politics, Participation and parties Chair- Leah Culhane Joe Greenwood - University of Essex  Is it about what you know, or who you know? The role of cultural and social capital in accounting for political activity amongst three marginalised groups. Monika Bozhinoska – University of Birmingham  Political inclusion and exclusion within the EU: The political participation of the UK based EU citizens on the EU referendum Neema Begum - University of Bristol  Examining Responses to UKIP among Black Asian Minority Ethnic (BAME) People
14.30-15.00	Break
15.00-16.30	Panel 3: State institutions and Inequality Chair- Magda Borkowska Julia Enneoka – Univeristy of Manchester  Social work views, policy and practice in fostering and adoption placement matching of mixed-heritage children. Jayne Price – University of Liverpool  Exploring pathways and transitions between juvenile and adult penal institutions Fiorella Ciapessoni Capandeguy – University of York  Contributions to understanding the relationship between imprisonment and homelessness
16.30-17.00	Keynote Speaker: Patrick Williams The ‘politricks’ of social research: resisting ‘decision-based evidence making’
17.00 -18.00	Drinks reception