Call for Papers. Contested Markets The new moral, ethical, religious and legal frontiers. III Portuguese-Brazilian.

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1 VIINATIONAL Meeting on Consumption Studies III Portuguese-Brazilian Meeting on Consumption Studies I Latin-American Meeting on Consumption Studies Call for Papers 7º ENEC September 24, 25, and 26, am to 7pm Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro (Puc-Rio) Rua Marques de São Vicente, Gávea - Rio de Janeiro/RJ Contested Markets The new moral, ethical, religious and legal frontiers

2 main theme New markets emerge and existing markets expand through the pressure, challenges and negotiations of different actors around a society s admissible levels of commodification. Today, new spheres of monetary Exchange are being created whose principal characteristic is the stretching of the moral, ethical, environmental, religious and legal limits of existing markets. In addition, commodification is now advancing into a range of social activities which were previously conducted independently of the market. This development gives rise to diverse actions and reactions requiring new negotiations, conventions and institutional underpinnings. It is precisely this process of commodification extending into areas where, previously, market criteria were not present and the contestation and regulations which this is provoking which will be at the centre of our discussions at the VII ENEC. Of particular note in this context is the transformation of numerous social practices such as the giving of presents, donations, friendship and love relations which have traditionally been subject to non-market logics and patterns of behaviour and moral control into services, mostly private, which are then offered to consumers. At the same time, long-established practices, such as caring for children, the sick, the old and for domestic pets, become market segments. A similar process is also occcuring in the case of public goods based on shared citizenship such as health, education, energy, water, mobility and security. In the medical field, scientific advances are transforming reproduction practices establishing new types of relations between people involving different forms of paternity. The expansion of the market to organ transplants challenges not only moral and religious convictions but extends to institutional practices and the organization of public health, exerting strong pressure on the legal and institutional frameworks which support them. Globalization, for its part, places different cultures, religions and legal and institutional arrangements into contact, provoking tensions and dilemmas about the acceptability of different practices. In addition, consumption is increasingly intertwined with socio-environmental concerns as society s attention goes behind the products and services to focus on their conditions of production and distribution. This expansionist dynamic to markets has led to collective mobilizations, both favourable and contrary, focussing on existing regulatory and frameworks and questioning the shifting boundaries between public and private spheres. Tackling these questions places us at the frontier of consumer studies involving a confrontation with the moral, ethical, religious and legal implications of consumption.

3 CALL FOR PAPERS We invite researchers and graduate students (Master and Ph.D.) to submit abstracts based on theoretical-conceptual discussion and/ or empirical research. Each abstract should be submitted to one of the panels listed below and should engage with its proposed themes. Authors and co-authors are welcome to submit as many abstracts as they wish. Panel chairs will then review all abstracts submitted to their panel and make their decisions about oral presentation or poster. Upon notification of acceptance, authors are expected to submit the complete paper in accordance with the dates below. SCHEDULE Deadline for abstract submission May 30, 2014 Results of abstract submission announced June 30, 2014 Deadline for submission of completed papers August 15, 2014 * * Completed Papers not sent by the deadline will not be included in the Proceedings of the VII ENEC but can be presented at the event.

4 ABSTRACT FORMATTING Authors should send their abstracts electronically ( Abstracts should be between 3,000 and 4,000 characters long (spaces included). Languages accepted are Portuguese, English, and Spanish. PANELS Panel title chairs 1 2 Politicization and Environmentalization of Consumption Consumption, social inclusion and new subjective configurations Tomas Ariztia (UDP Chile) Fabián Echegaray (Market Analysis Brazil Sarah Silva Telles (PUC-Rio Brazil) Maria Isabel Mendes de Almeida (PUC-Rio Brazil) 3 Aesthetics, fashion, and design Mylene Mizrahi (PPGSA/IFCS/UFRJ Brazil) Maria Eduarda Guimarães (Centro Universitário Senac-SP Brazil) 4 Globalization and the Circulation of People and Goods Marta Rosales (ICS/UL Portugal) Monica Truninger (ICS/UL Portugal) 5 Trends in Food Consumption Renata Menasche (UFPel and PGDR/UFRGS Brazil) Janine Colaço (UFG Brazil) 6 7 Consumption, Marketing, Communications, and Society Ten years after the launching of Orkut: meanings and appropriations of online platforms today Eduardo Ayrosa (PPGA/Unigranrio Brazil) Isleide Arruda Fontenelle (EAESP/FGV-SP Brazil) Laura Graziela Gomes (PPGA/UFF Brazil) Eliane Tânia Freitas (UFRN Brazil) 8 Contested Markets John Wilkinson (CPDA/UFRRJ Brazil) Livia Barbosa (PUC-Rio Brazil)

5 REGISTRATION All participants should register online at Registration costs are different for each category and for pre-payment: category Until August 15th From August 16th to September 12th From September 13th to September 26th Professional US$ 85,00 US$ 100,00 US$ 130,00 Student (Graduate)* Student (Undergraduate)* US$ 65,00 US$ 85,00 US$ 100,00 US$ 30,00 US$ 50,00 US$ 60,00 * Please provide proof of school enrolment. FURTHER INFORMATION grupoestudosdoconsumo@gmail.com Website:

6 ORGANIZING COMMITTEE Eduardo Ayrosa (PPGA/Unigranrio Brazil) Fabián Echegaray (Market Analysis Brazil) Fátima Portilho (CPDA/UFRRJ Brazil) John Wilkinson (CPDA/UFRRJ Brazil) Laura Graziela (PPGA/UFF Brazil) Lívia Barbosa (Puc-Rio Brazil) Maria Elisabeth Goidanich (ECO/UFRJ and ESPM-RJ Brazil) Marta Vilar Rosales (ICS /UL Portugal) Sarah Silva Telles (Puc-Rio Brazil) Tomas Ariztia (UDP Chile) support Berg Campos (Grad Student/UFRRJ Brazil) Cecília Soares (Ph.D. Student IESP/UERJ Brazil) Dan Gabriel D Onofre (Ph.D. Student CPDA/UFRRJ Brazil) Flávia Galindo (Ph.D. Student CPDA/UFRRJ Brazil) SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE Eduardo Ayrosa (PPGA/Unigranrio Brazil) Eliane Tania Freitas (UFRN Brazil) Fabián Echegaray (Market Analysis Brazil) Fátima Portilho (CPDA/UFRRJ Brazil) Isleide Arruda Fontenelle (EASP/FGV-SP Brazil) Janine Collaço (UFG Brazil) John Wilkinson (CPDA/UFRRJ Brazil) Laura Graziela Gomes (PPGA/UFF Brazil) Lívia Barbosa (Puc-Rio Brazil) Maria Eduarda Guimarães (Centro Universitário Senac-SP Brazil) Maria Elisabeth Goidanich (ECO/UFRJ e ESPM-RJ Brazil) Maria Isabel Mendes de Almeida (Puc-Rio Brazil) Marta Vilar Rosales (ICS/UL Portugal) Monica Truninger (ICS/UL Portugal) Mylene Mizrahi (PPGSA/IFCS/UFRJ Brazil) Renata Menasche (UFPel and PGDR/UFRGS Brazil) Sarah Silva Telles (Puc-Rio Brazil) Tomas Ariztia (UDP Chile)

7 organized by Consumption Estudies Group National Associacion on Consumption Estudies SUPPoRtInG InStItUtIonS universidade federal rural do rio de Janeiro (ufrrj brasil) CPDA Prog. de Pós-Grad. de Ciências Sociais em Desenvolvimento, Agricultura e Sociedade Núcleo de Estudos Redes, Mercados e Valores universidade federal fluminense (uff brasil) PPGA Programa de Pós-Graduação em Antropologia NEMO Núcleo de Estudos da Modernidade Pontifícia universidade Católica do rio de Janeiro (Puc-rio) Departamento de Sociologia universidade unigranrio PPGA - Programa de Pós-Graduação em Administração universidade de lisboa (ul Portugal) Instituto de Ciências Sociais universidad Diego Portales (udp Chile) Facultad de Ciencias Sociales e Historia Escuela Sociología Programa de Estudios del Consumo y los Mercado SUPPoRt