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Day 1 - 7th July 2021

10:00-11:00 Opening Plenary

Welcome

Tina Beatty

Keynote speech: Austerity, Debt and the Intersectionality of Place

Mia Gray

11:30-12:45 Session 1

Stream 1: Energy democracy

Stream 2: Voluntary sector and welfare governance

Paper 1: Bringing lived experience into focus; the role of a wellbeing framework in increasing the value of lived experience in deliberative citizen engagement

Katy Roelich

Paper 2: Trade Unions and a Just Transition to Low Carbon

Jenny Patient

Paper 3: How the concept of ‘assemblage-democracy’ can help us understand just transitions

Will Eadson

Paper 1: Progressive welfare re-imaginings

Rob Macmillan

Paper 2: Reimagining local state-third sector relationships: prospects for a 'prefigurative turn' within collaborative governance

Chris Dayson, Ellen Bennett and Sarah Pearson

Paper 3: ‘Voluntary Failure’ through the framing of Social Impact Bonds

Josie Soutar

2:30-3.45 Session 2

Stream 1: Issues of displacement

Stream 2: Voluntary sector

Paper 1: Journeyscapes: the regional scale of women’s domestic violence journeys

Janet Bowstead

Paper 2: Homeless mothers: women at the intersection of housing and child welfare policy

Kesia Reeve

Paper 3: ‘Moving them along’: investigating the displacement effects of anti-social behaviour tools and powers

Chris Devany

Paper 1: Failure seems to be the hardest word to say

David Stevenson

Paper 2: Place and Community Engagement as Predictors of Social Capital: An Analysis from the Knight Soul of the Community Study

Brenda Mathias, Cheng Ren, Julian Chun-Chung Chow

Paper 3: Women’s charitable organisations: issues of identification and categorisation

Lorna Dowrick

Day 2 - 8th July 2021

10:00-11:15 Session 3

Stream 1: Place-based division

Stream 2: Energy poverty / cold homes

Paper 1: Social Frontiers, Inequality and Geographical Mobility in the Netherlands

Dan Olner (presenter), Gwilym Pryce, Maarten Van Ham, Heleen Janssen

Paper 2: Social Mixing or Mixophobia in East London? Socio-Spatial Inequalities, ‘Affordable Housing’ and the Post-Olympics East Village

Piero Corcillo and Paul Watt

Paper 3: Joining the Poverty Safari? Social Research and Symbolic Violence

David Baruffati

Paper 1: Policy choices for older tenements retrofitting for sustainable and affordable carbon reduction

Kenneth Gibb

Paper 2: Gender and energy precarity: staying with the trouble

Saska Petrova

Paper 3: New Dimensions of Vulnerability to Energy and Transport Poverty

Mari Martiskainen

1:00-2:15 Session 4

Stream 1: Spatial inequality analysis

Stream 2: Homelessness and complexity

Paper 1: Tackling spatial inequalities through alternative approaches to urban economic development

Rich Crisp, Anne Green, Ceri Hughes, Ruth Lupton, Danny MacKinnon, Andy Pike, David Waite

Paper 2: Examining the impact of different geographical environments on the enforcement of Public Spaces Protection Orders

Benjamin Archer

Paper 3: The Rise of Housing Wealth Inequality: How the Financial Crisis Initiated a New Era of Growing Spatial Inequalities in Gross Housing Wealth in England and Wales

Gwilym Owen, Tim Heaton,Tongtong Chen, Gwilym Pryce and Meng le Zhang

Paper 1: Ending homelessness in Great Britain: comparative trends and policy solutions

Francesca Albanese

Paper 2: Homelessness Pathways and Capabilities: A Case Study of the Lived Experiences of Private Hostel Residents in the North of England

Adele Irving

Paper 3: “Up, down and rock bottom”: Peer research project exploring experiences of ‘multiple disadvantage’ in Lambeth, Southwark and Lewisham

Suzy Solley, Winston Allamby and Stephan Morrison

3:00-4:00 Panel Session

Panel members:

4:00-4:30 Thank you and prize presentations

4:30 Close

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