[ETH Diversity] CfA “Doing Intersectional Research: Challenges and Practical Considerations“ at BRIDGES 2022

[Julia Jerke]

Dear colleagues

We are pleased to invite you to submit an abstract to our symposia at the BRIDGES 2022 conference.

Title of the symposia:  “Doing Intersectional Research: Challenges and Practical Considerations“
Deadline of submission: April 15, 2022


In our symposia, we aim to discuss the question of how researchers deal with intersectionality in their research, how do they define and conceptualize it? The aim of this symposium is to initiate a discourse on the challenges and to discuss possible solutions.


We particularly welcome contributions that:

  *   introduce intersectional discrimination in quantitative or qualitative research in general,
  *   specifically address the vagueness of intersectionality in empirical research,
  *   place the concept of intersectionality itself at the center of the analysis, whether from a methodological or a theoretical perspective,
  *   introduce race as one facet of intersectional discrimination in the European context and/or put it into comparison with the U.S. context.

However, we also welcome contributions that do not fall exactly under the above examples, but generally fit to the outline of the symposia.

Please find our detailed call for abstracts here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1EPV8H2N-mlSMfrlpApCpf8v5sFmAN7JH2mavKIivdDk/edit

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About BRIDGES 2022, September 12-16, 2022, hybrid: online | on-site (Valencía, Spain)



The BRIDGES Conference aims to offer a multidisciplinary scientific programme to share different perspectives on Gender in STEM and Social Sciences. We accept talks (15 min) and posters on:

  *   Inequality in Science and Academia – mapping critical problems we need to deal with.
  *   Reflections on the masculinist construction of Science and knowledge.
  *   Languages of Science – concepts and wording, dialogues, communication, and outreach.
  *   Strategies and approaches for an emancipated and emancipatory Science: a Science for all.
  *   Any field of research that incorporates gender explicitly in its investigations.
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With kind regards

Antonia Velicu & Julia Jerke


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Dr. Julia Jerke
University of Zurich
Department of Sociology
Andreasstrasse 15, CH-8050 Zurich

Email: jerke at soziologie.uzh.ch<mailto:jerke at soziologie.uzh.ch>
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