Short presentation round and networking session (w/ coffee and rolls)

9.00-9.30 Helen B. Schwartzman, Department of Anthropology, Northwestern University: Do Dogs have Meetings? <br><br> 9.30-10.00 Renita Thedvall and Jennifer Sandler: Meeting Ethnography: Architecture, Practices of Circulation and Maker

10.30-11.00 Wilbert van Vree: An advanced model of decisionmaking in workplace meetings<br><br> 11.00-11.30 Jeanette Landgrebe, Dept. of Nordic Studies and Linguistics, University of Copenhagen: Empowerment in online recovery-oriented meetings<br><br> 11.30-12.00 Melanie Büscher and Hanne Houbak: Application of a learning model on meeting design – The 4MAT Model

<b>Case:</b> Focus (as a group) on a specific organizational need that a meeting may serve and together develop a shooting script for a great meeting and/or practical advice for chairs or organizers of such a meeting. The case will be prepared before the workshop.<br> <b>Data session:</b> Work (as a group) on video recordings of a specific meeting. The data to be analyzed in the session will be prepared before the workshop. <br> <b>Research application:</b> Develop (as a group) ideas for a joint research application on a meeting research project.<br> <b>Book/special issue:</b> Outline (as a group) a co-authored book (or journal issue) on meeting interaction.<br>

16.45-17.05 Mie Femø Nielsen, Dept. of Nordic Studies and Linguistics, University of Copenhagen: Using leaders’ business meetings interaction to revisit ‘authority’<br><br> 17.05-17.20 Louise Lüchow, Dept. of Nordic Studies and Linguistics, University of Copenhagen: Joking in face-to-face management workgroup meetings: A strategy in the enactment of epistemic and deontic authority

Nale Lehmann-Willenbrock, Department of Industrial/Organizational Psychology, University of Hamburg: Meetings as a Window into Organizational Effectiveness

10.30-11.00 Johanna Leinius, University of Kassel: The ‘meeting logics’ of social movement encounters: A postcolonial analytics<br><br> 11.00-11.15 Hans Jonas Gunzelmann, Department of Political and Social Sciences, Scuola Normale Superiore: Meetings under Surveillance: Social Movement Assemblies and State Repression<br><br> 11.15-11.45 Christoph Haug, University of Gothenburg: Communication across cultural and political divides: On the utility of categorization analysis for understanding meeting-talk<br><br> 11.45-12.15 Jennifer Sandler, Department of Anthropology, University of Massachusetts Amherst: Looking through meetings; epistemic activism in the United States, three ways

Bilateral meetings following up on the results of the workshop as well as on other agendas. Trade fair continued.

14.30-15.00 Brian Due, Dept. of Nordic Studies and Linguistics, University of Copenhagen: Situated Co-operative Creativity: Solving emergent problems in situ <br><br> 15.00-15.30 Kenneth Agerholm, Consultant and founder in FLOK and Now Is The Time, guest professor in AB Banku Business School, Riga: Framestorming and reframing – are we asking the right questions when looking for solutions with groups? <br><br> 15.30-15.45 Gina Poncini, Humanities and Social Sciences, Khalifa University: Meeting Places, Meeting Spaces and Creative Collaboration: A Case Study

(coffee and snacks will be served)

16.15-16.30 Nikolas Käkelä & Annika Engström, School of Engineering, Department of Supply Chain and Operations Management, Jönköping University: Work Place Meetings for Learning in Organizations: Making Use of Customization Practices <br><br> 16.30-16.45 Sille Julie Jøhnk Abildgaard, Copenhagen Business School, Dept. of Marketing: Analyzing student interactions at the studio space: Cluster supervision as a design meeting <br><br> 16.45-17.00 Sophie Thunus and Carole Walker, Institute of Health and Society, UCLouvain: Event connectivity: Remapping the social role of mental health service users through a chain of meetings <br><br> 17.00-17.30 Ole Qvist-Sørensen: Visual collaboration – Visual facilitation – System visualization <p>