TRAINS Conference: Transformation, Innovation and Norm Studies
DAY 1 – Thursday, February 5
10.00–10.25 Welcome and introduction
10.30–11.45 Parallel sessions
Track 1 (room S1080)
• Controlling nature: Knowledge, norms, and the struggle against Japanese knotweed
D’Hertefelt T., Forsman E. & Åkesson M.
• The Right to Grow Old in a Liveable World: Ageing, Climate Change, and Human
Rights
Janicke Andersson & Klara Öberg
Track 2
• Förväntningar och normer om forskningens roll i det smarta samhället
Claes Malmberg & Anders Urbas
• “Climate is not really my field” – Contrasting frames of expertise among academic
climate activists
Jonatan Nästesjö, Anders Hylmö, Jakob Lundgren & Eugenia Perez Vico
Track 5A (room TBA)
• Judging Prostitution: Social-Science Arguments in Sex Trafficking & Sex Purchasing Cases
Max Waltman, Laura Niemi & Katrin Lainpelto
• Boredom, young people and everyday media practice in digital life
Martin Danielsson
11.45–13.00 Lunch
13.00–14.30 Parallel sessions
Track 1
• Competing sectoral claims on biogenic hydrocarbons and the possibility of using the
aviation sector to drive globally meaningful climate action
Rasmus Karlsson
• När normer motverkar hållbar samhällsomställning
Christoffer Kindblad
• ThinkBee – A new approach to safeguard biodiversity and ecosystem services
Björn Klatt
Track 2 (S1004)
• Taking to the boardroom or the streets: Researchers’ framings and practices of relevance
in the pursuit of societal change for sustainability
Eugenia Perez Vico, Jonatan Nästesjö, Anders Hylmö & Jakob Lundgren
• ”Makten över ämnet” – vetenskapliga referenser som guide till disciplinär stabilitet och
förändring
Tomas Nilson, Erik Joelsson & Gustaf Nelhans
Track 5A (S3026)
• Experiences of Hatred and Threats Among Nominated Elected Representatives in the
Swedish Municipal Election 2022
Ulf Petäjä
• A New Conceptualization of Freedom: Relational Freedom
Tomas Wedin
14.30–15.00 Coffee break
15.00–16.00 Keynote lecture, S1080
• An Intuitive Theory of Democratic Norms
Alexander Bor (Central European University, Vienna)
16.00 After-conference talk, Mangold Pub
DAY 2 – Friday, February 6
9.45–10.45 Parallel sessions
Track 3 (S1004)
• Pathways to working life experienced by immigrant women in Sweden
Marie Lydell, Cecilie Garell, Marie Heléne Zimmerman Nilsson, Eva-Carin Lindgren &
Krister Hertting
• Students’ Academic Approaches and Graduates’ Capabilities for Contributing to the
Transformation of Work Practices
Anders Nelson
Track 4A (S1023)
• Namn, normer och identiteter i skolans läromedel. Förändringsprocesser från 1920-tal till
2010-tal
Emilia Aldrin
• Formelspråk i vardande – om nyhetsspråkets utveckling från 1800-talet till idag
Linnéa Bäckström
Track 4B (S1072)
• Sociala innovationer för ”smarta” hallänningar vid tiden kring förra sekelskiftet
Åsa Bengtsson
• Normer och dygder kopplade till decorum i tidigmodern nordisk tillfällespoesi, ca 1660–
1800
Daniel Möller
Track 5B (S1016)
• Negotiating Boundaries and Enacting Professional Resistance: School Counsellors’ Work
with Newly Arrived Students in Sweden
Helena Eriksson, Sara Helmersson & Sara Högdin
• Policy Conditions for Kulturskola – Comprehensive School Collaborations: A Policy
Document Analysis
Cecilia Jeppson & Adriana Di Lorenzo Tillborg
10.45–11.00 Coffee break
11.00–12.00 Keynote lecture – Måns Svensson, Jönköping University
12.00–13.00 Lunch
13.00–14.30 Parallel sessions
Track 3 (S1004)
• Reasons behind double work among street-level bureaucrats
Petra Svensson
• On site, in sight? Regional embeddedness of board chairperson in medium-sized
manufacturing and tech firms. Swedish evidence
Fazle Rahi & Jonas Gabrielsson
• Occupational Health in a Warmer but Greener Europe: Norms, values and conflicts in
sectors affected by Climate Change and the Green Transition
Sara Svensson & Oriana Miraka
Track 4A (S1023)
• 33-åringen och Gryningspyromanen: Språkliga normer för anonymisering i
nyhetsdiskursen
Linnea Gustafsson
• Inkongruent tempus i svenskt talspråk: Preteritum- och presensformer med normbrytande
tidsreferens
Per Klang
• Transforming Form: The Norms of New-Formalism
Maria Trejling
Track 4B / 5B (S1072)
• Translation and communication of norms in cross-national organisations – an historical
illustration: Moravian memoirs and the reorganisation of the Moravian Church, ca 1750–
1760
Martin Åberg
• Safe houses in smart times: devising security in the risk society
Jonnie Eriksson & Tomas Nilson
Track 5B (S1016)
• Disseminating research of goose damage prevention to support increased implementation
in agricultural landscapes
Ann Eklund et al.
• Managerial Governmentality: Rethinking the Relationship Between Managerialism and
Neoliberalism
Linda Alamaa
15.00 Closing of the conference, Mangold Pub
