Program 


April 29th

8h30: Welcome coffee


9h: Welcome and introduction


Session 1 - paper presentations: Tempo and (un)familiar organizational space (20 mins presentation + 5 mins discussant + 10 mins general discussion per paper)


9h30-10h05: Delfino, G. F. & Missaglia, A. L. - Beyond Sight, Not Oversight: The Remote Work Paradox of Autonomy and Control.


10h05-10h40: Huang, R. & Lupu, I. - Temporal Acceleration: How Becoming a Knowledge Professional Changes the Experience of Time


10h40-11h15: Blagoev, B., Kärreman, D. & Costas, J. "We know that we work slightly more than anybody else” – chrononormativity and the personalization of temporal control in a professional service firm. 

11h15-11h45: coffee break


Session 2 - paper presentations: Paper Development Workshop

(15mins presentations + 5 min discussant + 5 mn general discussion per paper)


11h45-12h10: Sweeney, B. & Vaisanen, M. - Life is supposed to be fun – management control and temporal structures in a scale-up


12h10-12h35: Mangen, C., Mayrhofer, W. & Reiss, L. - The intersection between time, gender and control: a literature review and research agenda

12h35-13h35: Lunch


13h35-14h35: Keynote 1: Melissa Mazmanian: Technologies of Time: Work and Life in a Temporal Maelstrom


14h35-15h05: Coffee break


Session 3 - paper presentations: Temporality and digitalization 


15h05-15h40: McDaid, E. - The Temporal Organisation of Gig-Work


15h40-16h15: Plante, M., Maire, S. & Nappert, P-L. - Wearing performance on your sleeve


16h15-16h50: Sergeeva, A. & Waardenburg, L. - The Hidden Cost of Data Production: Digital Reporting Pressures and the Consequences for Street-Level Police Work


16h50-17h00: Intermediate remarks


19h30: Dinner

Tuesday, 30th April


Session 4 - paper presentations: The interplay of temporal dynamics in organizations (20 mins presentations + 5 mins discussant + 10 mins general discussion per paper)


9h-9h35: Becker, S. D. & Kunzl, F. - Management control and agility: the role of management control practices in (re-)producing temporal asymmetries between agile islands and their waterfall environment


9h35-10h05: Linke, V., Crvelin, D. & Löhlein, L. - Waiting amid Crises. Schedules and Accounting in Ad-hoc Response Groups


10h05 - 10h40: Dambrin, C. and Strauch, M. -Time management framing intimate spaces in the workplace: how train drivers experience shrinking access to toilets


11h-11h30: Coffee break


11h30-13h: Keynote 2: Ann Langley: Time, temporality and process research


13h00-13h15: Closing


13h15: Lunch

Tuesday, 30th April


14h15: Paper development workshop on Process studies (10 mins presentations + 15 mins general discussion per paper)


14h15 -14h40 : Tran. M. & Chai, S. -  Bug appétit! Legitimating nascent industries triggered

by grand challenges: the case of europe’s insect industry 

14h40 -15h05 : Aleahmad, Y & Lupu, I. - Accounting for emotions: Valuing life in the aftermath of the 9/11 terrorist attacks

15h05 -15h30 : Kravcenko, A. -  Saving Bees: Understanding Cross-Field Institutional Work of Swiss Beekeepers

15h30 -15h55 : Pignot, E. & Du, J. - strategizing hybrid identity: diving into an interdisciplinary organization

15h55 -16h20 : Gomez, M-L, Kerveillant, M.,Langlois, Lorino, P., M, Mourey, D. Time and space in sensemaking during crisis situations: The case of rapid tactical evacuation at the Bataclan