Work, Words and Lifewor lds
Preceded by the 13th Ethnography Worksh op on the 1st July
Keynote: Mark de R ond
Panel: Nicolas Balas, David Courpasson, Sa rah Gilmore, Anita Mangan, Ignasi Marti, Cliff Oswick, Mike Rowe, Tom Vine, Andrea Whittle
Guideline for Presentations: Participants will be given 20-30 minute slots to present where w e encourage presentations of upto 10 minutes and the rest for discuss ion. We encourage creative presentations (no need to stick to the aca demic presentation playbook), so use multimedia elements, engage the audience or also performance! You can focus on specific open question s in your paper or certain aspects you would like to discuss instead of taking us through all aspects of your paper.
Regular fee: €400,-
< p>Early bird fee: €350,-PhD/senior fee : €250,-
Early bird PhD/ senior fee:&nb sp;€200,-
**Early bird registration: May 1st 2026**
About the venue: Vrije Univ ersiteit, Amsterdam is located opposite the bustli ng business district of Zuidas. We are connected well by trains, buses, trams, and metros. We are an accessible campus, and if you have more access needs, do indicate it to us o n the registration form.
Where you can stay : We are lucky to have many hotels at a walking distance from our campus. You can choose from: Holiday Inn Express, Radisson, Accor, Cityden, Apart hotel Adagio, Diamond Capsule Hotel, Marriott&nbs p;
DESCRIPTION: Preceded by the 13th Ethnography Works hop on the 1st July Keynote: Mark de Rond < strong>Panel: Nicolas Balas, David Courpasson, Sarah Gilmore , Anita Mangan, Ignasi Marti, Cliff Oswick, Mike Rowe, Tom Vine, Andr ea Whittle Guideline for Presentations: Participants will be given 20-30 minute slots to present where we encourage prese ntations of upto 10 minutes and the rest for discussion. We encourage creative presentations (no need to stick to the academic presentatio n playbook), so use multimedia elements, engage the audience or also performance! You can focus on specific open questions in your paper o r certain aspects you would like to discuss instead of taking us thro ugh all aspects of your paper.