Sub-theme 11: [SWG] Time and Organization Studies: Tracing and Crafting the Materiality of Time
Convenors:
Blagoy Blagoev, University of St. Gallen, Switzerland
Innan Sasaki, Warwick Business School, United Kingdom
Jonathan Feddersen, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark
Session Time Corridor 1: Thursday, July 09, 08:30 to 12:00, Virtual Colloquium (Digivents)
Plenary Session I: Making and governing distant futures | Parallel Session II-A: Material artefacts and future-making | Parallel
Session II-B: Sustainability, governance, and temporal alignment
Break 1: 10:00 to 10:30
Chair: Blagoy Blagoev, Innan Sasaki & Jonathan Feddersen
Stephanie Schrage, Julia Grimm and Juliane Reinecke
Sustainability governance as temporal assemblage: Reassembling time in global supply chains
Lorenzo Skade, Sarah Stanske, Matthias Wenzel and Jochen Koch
Futures Diplomacy: How Military Organizations Prepare for Plausible Yet Undesirable Futures in Times of Geopolitical Tensions
Katharina Dittrich, Agnieszka Latuszynska, Julius J. Kob and Matthias Taeger
Calculative devices for imagining distant futures: The limits of green finance’s instruments for knowing and acting on climate-related
futures
Berit Virtanen-Thewlis
Governing through time: material and narrative temporal work in corporate boards
Majken Schultz, Jennifer Howard-Grenville, Daniel Nyberg, Sunny Mosangzi Xu, Tima Bansal, Miriam Feuls, Jonathan Feddersen, Tor Hernes, Juliane Reinecke and Raghu B. Garud
Actionable futures: Can corporations become net zero?
Chiara De Leo, Tiina Ritvala, Pirjo Sanaksenaho, Tiina Ritvala and Pirjo Sanaksenaho
Materializing the Yet-to-Come: Imagining the Museum of the Future
Xiuxiu Wu, Alice Comi and Yiwen Cheng
The interplay of artifacts and culture in future making: Evidence from a Chinese architectural studio
Lauri A. Horelli
Drawing Quantum Futures: Roadmaps and the Shaping of Temporal Expectations
Rachelle Versteeg
Temporal tensions and uncertainty in corporate sustainability decision-making: Analysis of double materiality assessment practices
in the Netherlands
NOTE: For the full schedule and order of presentations, please refer to the schedule shared via e-mail.
Session Time Corridor 2: Thursday, July 09, 16:00 to 19:30, Virtual Colloquium (Digivents)
Plenary Session III: Sensing more-than-human and oceanic temporalities | Parallel Session IV-A: Entrepreneurship, innovation,
and temporal commitments | Parallel Session IV-B: Crisis, urgency, and disrupted temporal orders
Break 1: 17:30 to 18:00
Chair: Blagoy Blagoev, Innan Sasaki & Jonathan Feddersen
Tor Hernes
Temporal Intuition and Organization Studies: Surfacing Intangible Time from a Sea Kayak
Alexandra Engström
Collective agency in creeping crisis – temporal anchoring in multi-actor collaborations
Ivan Ivanov and Yeroseo Aris Kusiele Somda
Crisis, temporality, and typifications: Enabling the communicative action margin to overcome arrested sensemaking
Christopher Wynn and Jialin Zhong
The Double Life of Shared Timelines: Commitment and Comparability Over Time
Anna-Sofia Yanson, Clelia Iacomino and Clelia Iacomino
The Conspiracy of Optimism in New Space: How Collective Future Making Sustains a Market Before It Arrives
Nico Florian Klenner, Gerda Gemser and Ingo Karpen
Temporal work in business model innovation
Piera Morlacchi
Exploring more-than-human temporalities: People, birds, and digital technologies in the world of birdwatching
Enrico Carlet, Simona Leonelli and Martina Gianecchini
When time weakens, space hardens: Material reconfigurations of organizing under prolonged urgency
Lilian Lonjou, Véronique Perret and Véronique Perret
Organizing with more-than-human temporalities : Tracing the material temporal work of the ocean
NOTE: For the full schedule and order of presentations, please refer to the schedule shared via e-mail.
Session Time Corridor 3: Friday, July 10, 08:30 to 12:00, Virtual Colloquium (Digivents)
Plenary Session V: Acceleration and materiality | Parallel Session VI-A: Fields and regulation | Parallel Session VI-B: Affective,
embodied, and sensory temporalities
Break 1: 10:00 to 10:30
Chair: Blagoy Blagoev, Innan Sasaki & Jonathan Feddersen
Anna K. Grill
Temporal dis.continuities and goal conflicts in high-reliability, high-stakes fields: Debating ‘open heart surgery’ in Austria’s
critical energy infrastructure
Damla Diriker, Lukas Falcke and Fleur Deken
Squeezing 100 years into 100 days: Collaborative innovation under material constraints
Lina Fischer and Thomas Wrona
Coordinating tension under regulatory uncertainty: the construction of provisional temporal anchoring
Mahsa Ghaffari
From governing blame to re-enchanting time: Brexit, institutional plasticity, and the affective work of right-wing scapegoating
Christina Lüthy and Silviya Svejenova
Affective temporalities: embodying time in organization and management research
Sunyu Chai
Time for sensing
Sihui Wu, Kim Helmersen and Gudela Grote
When digital meets craft: reorganizing temporalities in a 3d-printed building project
Marke Kivijärvi, Monika von Bonsdorff and Monika von Bonsdorff
Traversing time and space of hope(lessness): Embodied interaction with artefacts when seeking hope
Subhomoy Bandyopadhyay, Marie Bengtsson, Robert Demir and Marie Bengtsson
Fast in One Site, Re-Paced in Another: Material Pacing and the Conversion of Tempo Across Organisational Sites
NOTE: For the full schedule and order of presentations, please refer to the schedule shared via e-mail.
Session Time Corridor 4: Friday, July 10, 16:00 to 17:30, Virtual Colloquium (Digivents)
Parallel Session VII-A: Institutional persistence, plasticity, and paradox | Parallel Session VII-B: Coordination, rhythms,
and temporal order
Chair: Blagoy Blagoev, Innan Sasaki & Jonathan Feddersen
Elisabeth Czischek
Institutional persistence revisited: A formative review
Roger van den Heuvel and Gorgi Krlev
Producing Paradox Persistence: A Temporal Engine Model of Recurring Contradiction
Mikaela Murekian
Clocks, cycles and coordination
Isabella Scheibmayr
Composing Time: Theorizing the temporal dimensions of work through musical notation
Vera Cathrin Simoneit
Time flies when you are having grants, or does it? The lived experience of temporal work
Guillaume Cassourret
Holding collective action together over time: A temporal perspective on coordination
NOTE: For the full schedule and order of presentations, please refer to the schedule shared via e-mail.
Session Time Corridor 5: Saturday, July 11, 08:30 to 12:00, Virtual Colloquium (Digivents)
Plenary Session VIII: Material temporalities and contested histories | Plenary Session IX: Final paper and closing discussion
Break 1: 10:00 to 10:30
Chair: Blagoy Blagoev, Innan Sasaki & Jonathan Feddersen
SARAH RICHARD and Eline Jammaers
Temporal bridge work in a pre-vocational rehabilitation programme for disabled people
Jiani Zhang
Urban redevelopment and materialised memory: Organisational work on cultural continuity in heritage sites
Anna de la Torre Fornell
The material temporality of heritage participation
Padmalaya Mallick, Donal Crilly, Donal Crilly and Donal Crilly
When the Past Divides: Rhetorical History and Organizational Polarization
NOTE: For the full schedule and order of presentations, please refer to the schedule shared via e-mail.