PROGRAM OF THE 10TH OAP WORKSHOP

“Responsibility and Accountability in a Digital Era”

@workshopoap #OAP2020

OUR KEYNOTE SPEAKERS AND PANELISTS FOR THE 10th ORGANIZATIONS, ARTIFACTS & PRACTICES (OAP) WORKSHOP – PART I

Pr Hartmut Rosa (Friedrich-Schiller-

Universität)

Dr Aurélie Leclercq-Vandelannoitte (CNRS,

IESEG)

Pr Alberto Romele (ETHICS Lab)

Pr Andreas Hepp (University of Bremen & Stanford University)

Pr De kai (UC Berkeley & HUST)

Dr Julie Bastianutti (Université de Lille, IAE)

Pr Carlos Montemayor (San Francisco State

University

Dr Julien Malaurent (ESSEC)

Pr Eduardo Diniz (FGV)

OUR KEYNOTE SPEAKERS AND PANELISTS FOR THE 10th ORGANIZATIONS, ARTIFACTS & PRACTICES (OAP) WORKSHOP – PART II

Dr Ingrid Gustafsson (SSE & Stanford

University)

Pr Christophe Elie-Dit-Cosaque (PSL, Université Paris-Dauphine)

Dr Juho Lindman (University of Gothenburg & Harvard University)

Pr François-Xavier de Vaujany (PSL, Université Paris-Dauphine & NYU)

Pr Pierre-Alain Cohen (UCSF, School of

Medicine)

Dr Kristina Leki (University of Tartu)

Pr Henry Greely (Stanford University, Law school)

Dr Gabriel Constello (Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology)

Dr Ingrid Erikson (Syracuse University)

Day 1, 24th June, Pre-OAP at Palo Alto, Stanford University

09.30-18.30

Meeting point in front of the Caltrain station “ Palo Alto”

09.45-12.30: “Digital technologies and digitality as practices of hacking: responsibility in drifts and bricolage” Visit of hacker spaces at Stanford University

13.00-15.00: “Deep Medatization” (Pr Andreas Hepp, Communication department of Stanford University & Bremen University) & “Legal and social implications of biotechnologies” (Hank Greely, Stanford University, Law school). Lectures hosted by the Law school of Stanford University.

15.30-16.30: Self-guided tour (podcast) of Stanford University. Meeting point in front of the alumni center

17.00-18.00: collaborative panel on the lawn of Stanford University “AI and Digital stratups: becoming (ir)responsible?”

18.30 Back to San Francisco

NB: our schedule in Palo Alto will be tight. Thanks a lot for your punctuality

We invite participants to the pre-OAP to take notes on the following pad: https://annuel2.framapad.org/p/9eyr-collaborativenotesaboutoap2020?lang=fr The pad will be shared on social media with OAP community

Day 2, 25th June, 10th OAP workshop at ICSI (UC Berkeley)

8.00-9.45

REGISTRATION

9.45-10.00 ROOM X Welcome address by Pr De kai (Pr at UC Berkeley), co-chairs and representatives of the French consulate

10.00-10.45 ROOM X

Keynote 1: “Responsibility, Responsivity or Resonance? Modes of Connection in the Age of Social Acceleration“ by Pr Hartmut Rosa (Friedrich Schiller University)

10.45-11.00 Questions

11.00-12.30

ROOM X Track 1: Digital Technologies, ethics and responsibility: dilemmas for organizing Session chair: Kristina Leki (University of Tartu)

ROOM X Track 2: Experimenting, playing and drifting in the search for responsibility Session chair: Juho Lindman (Harvard University & Hanken SE)

ROOM X Track 3: Materiality, sociomateriality and performativity: assessment (part I) Session chair: Pierre Laniray (PSL, Université Paris-Dauphine)

NB: 20 minutes of presentation, 10 minutes of discussions. There will be a videoprojector in each room.

We invite participants to take notes on the following pad: https://annuel2.framapad.org/p/9eyr-collaborativenotesaboutoap2020?lang=fr

“Responsibility and the Wizard-of-Oz: Looking behind the Digital Screen with Edith Stein and Emmanuel Levinas”, Gabriel Costello (Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology)

““The Diffusion of Responsibility”, Ingrid Gustafsson (Stanford University, SCANCOR)

“Thinking organizing with Whitehead in the age of predictive algorithms, University of Lapland”, Ville Kivivirta (University of Lapland) & Mika-Petri Laakkonen (University of Laplan)

“Ethical issues raised by the pervasiveness of Quantified Self technologies: A Foucauldian analysis of the normopathy phenomenon”, Simon Fort

“Opening the Temporalities of Management Research: Going Adrift Jointly in Digital and Physical Narratives”, Aurore Dandoy (DRM, PSL, Université

“Opening the Path to Discuss Accountability Implications of Data Reuse, Simone Luvizan (EAESP - Getulio Vargas Foundation) and

(IESEG) and Aurélie Leclercq-Vandelanoitte (CNRS & IESEG)

Paris-Dauphine), Albane Grandazzi (GEM & CRG) and Stewart Clegg (UTS)

Eduardo Diniz (EAESP - Getulio Vargas Foundation)”

“On the implications between utility preferences and moral value in AI”, Carlos Montemayor (San Francisco State University)

“Lineaments for an experimental approach to responsible digital technologies”, Marie Alauzen (UMR CNRS i3, Telecom Paris, Laura Draetta (UMR CNRS i3, Telecom Paris), Valerie Fernandez (UMR CNRS i3, Telecom Paris), Fabian Muniesa (Mines ParisTech, CSI)

“Social Actor’s Responsibility following it Change: The Case of French Public Accountants”, Christophe Elie-Dit-Cosaque (DRM, PSL, Université Paris-Dauphine)

12.30-14.00 Lunch

14.00-14.45 ROOM 224 Panel: “Ethics & Responsibility in a Digital Era: Four Point of Views” Pr Carlos Montemayor (San Francisco State University), Dr Aurélie Leclercq-Vandelanoitte (CNRS, IESEG), Pr De kai (UC Berkeley) and Dr Ingrid Gusfafsson (SSE & Stanford University).

14.45-15.00 Questions

15.00-15.30 Break 15.30-17.00

ROOM X Track 4: Time and temporality in a digital age Session chair: Ingrid Erikson (Syracuse University)

ROOM X Track 5: Responsibility, Imputability and Identity in a digital age Session chair: Philippe Monin (emlyon business school)

ROOM X Materiality, sociomateriality & performativity: assessment (part II) Session chair: Gabriel Costello (Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology)

NB: 20 minutes of presentation, 10 minutes of discussions. There will be a videoprojector in each room.

We invite participants to take notes on the following pad: https://annuel2.framapad.org/p/9eyr-collaborativenotesaboutoap2020?lang=fr.

“Protecting the relevance of museums and libraries – museum professionals and librarians in the context of acceleration of social time”, Krista Lepik (University of Tartu)

“Using, doing, being : framing the evolution of occupational identity in the age of the smart machine”, Pierre Laniray (DRM, PSL, Université Paris-Dauphine)

“The entreprise architecture influence on the digitalization of busness models under the sociomaterial lens”, Fernando Menchini (Faculdade FIPECAFI), Paschoal Russo (Faculdade FIPECAFI), Rodrigo Souza (Faculdade FIPECAFI) and Tiago Slavov (Centro Universitario FECAP)

16.00-16.30 “Reflecting Upon Temporality with the Little Prince : Night Flight Over Digitality”, François-Xavier de Vaujany (DRM, PSL, Université Paris-Dauphine)

“The Narrative of Responsibility: Imputability in the Digital Era”, Jeremy Aroles (Durham University) & Aurélie Leclercq-Vandelanoitte (CNRS, IESEG)

“Beyond Digitality: Connecting third-places in search for the common good?”, Stéphanie Faure (DRM, PSL, Université Paris-Dauphine)

“Being responsible in the age of acceleration: who? What? And When?”, Julie Bastianutti (Université de Lille, LEM, IAE)

“Blockchain technology pilots in the European municipal sector: mandate in the changing landscape of responsibility”, Juho Lindman (Harvard

“Organizing desire through technology design: Looking for authentic enjoyment in the context of

University & SSE) and Livia Norström (University West)

serious gaming”, Edouard Pignot, University of Münster (ERCIS)

17.00 Break 17.30-18.30 Tour of amazing Murals in mission district near Castro & discussion about public space and embodiment with Dr Albane

Grandazzi (GEM & Ecole Polytechnique, CRG) 19.30 meeting of our Standing Group. Pub time around OAP future.

Day 3, 26th June, 10th OAP workshop at UC Berkeley

9.00-10.00 REGISTRATION

10.00-10.45 ROOM X Keynote 2: “Digital Hermeneutics of the Self” by Pr Alberto Romele (ETHICS Lab)

10.45-11.00 Questions 11.00-12.30

ROOM X Track 7 : Purgatory and sanction in the digital era Session chair : Marine Franssen (HEC Liège)

ROOM X Track 8: Focused panels Coordination: François-Xavier de Vaujany (PSL, Université Paris-Dauphine) & Manuel Laranja (Lisbon school of economics and management)

ROOM X Track 9: poster session one author, one concept, one debate (part I) Session chair: Pierre Laniray (PSL, Université Paris-Dauphine)

NB: 20 minutes of presentation, 10 minutes of discussions. There will be a videoprojector in each room.

For the posters, each presentation will have a 15 minutes time-slot. People will be moving from one poster to another to ask questions. No specific slot for questions.

We invite participants to take notes on the following pad: https://annuel2.framapad.org/p/9eyr-collaborativenotesaboutoap2020?lang=fr

11.00-11.30 “Purgatorial algorithms in the post-work labour market”, Tom Boland (Waterford Institute of Technology) and Ray Griffin (Waterford Institute of Technology)

Panel I: Sociomateriality: so what? Is the debate over?

With: Julien Malaurent (ESSEC), Juho Lindman (SSE & Harvard University) & Christophe Elie-Dit-Cosaque (PSL, University Paris-Dauphine)

Phenomenology & Existentialism session about responsibility in a digital age:

5 posters (details at the end of the program)

11.30-12.00 “Ethical Dilemmas in the Age of A.I: The Case of the Chinese Social Credit System”, Julien Malaurent (ESSEC) and Thomas Huber (University of Bern)

Panel II: The politics of materiality and performativity: time to speak up for the unheard voices Discussion about the Latin-American, African and Asian

12.00-12.30 “Digital Entrepreneurship Field Emergence: A Focus on Temporal Work in Trade Shows” Sabine Carton (Université Grenoble Alpes, CERAG, IAE)

ontologies which remain absent from the so-called global debate.

With: Eduardo Diniz (FGV), Gabriel Constello (Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology), François-Xavier de Vaujany (PSL, Université Paris-Dauphine)

12.30-14.00 14.00-15.30

ROOM 224 Track 10: Time, Space and Materiality in a digital age Session chair: Julien Malaurent (ESSEC)

ROOM 102 Track 11: AI, management and the ethos of organizing Session chair: Ingrid Gustafsson (Stanford University, SCANCOR)

ROOM 219 Track 12: poster session one author, one concept, one debate (part II) Session chair: Christophe Elie-Dit-Cosaque (PSL, Université Paris-Dauphine)

NB: 15 minutes of presentation, 5 minutes of discussions for the presentations. There will be a videoprojector in each room.

For the posters, each presentation will have a 15 minutes time-slot. People will be moving from one poster to another to ask questions. No specific slot for questions.

We invite participants to take notes on the following pad: https://annuel2.framapad.org/p/9eyr-collaborativenotesaboutoap2020?lang=fr

“Making the future out of old red bricks: A comparative study of brownfield sites in Lille and Montreal”, Anouk Mukherjee (Université Paris-Est, IRG)

“Artificial intelligence: a focus on HR applications and the implications for skills”, Marine Franssen (HEC Liège, Lentic) and Giseline Rondeaux (HEC Liège, Lentic)

Pragmatist session about responsibility in a a digital age: 5 posters (details at the end of the program)

16.30-17.00 “Young and Free - Urban Digital Nomads roaming the city”, Fiza Ahmed-Brakel (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam)

“Machine learning algorithms reshaping mentoring relationship”, Manel Dardouri (Université de Lyon, Centre Magellan)

“New urban work places as intermediators of innovation: the case of Lx factory in Lisbon”, Manuel Laranja (Lisbon School of Economics and Management), Fernando Mendès (Cowork Lsboa) and Fred Garnett (FRSA)

“The Algorithmic Use of Human Beings: The Future of Work”, Annie Passalacqua (HEC Montréal)

“Micro Spacing Places in Train Stations: The Role of Boundary Gestures”, Albane Grandazzi (GEM & CRG) and Damian O’Doherty (University of Mancheter)

“The Gipsy Workshop”, Nathalie Mitev (Kings College London) & François-Xavier de Vaujany (DRM, PSL, Université Paris-Dauphine)

15.30-16.00 Break

16.00-17.30 CONCLUDING COLLABORATIVE PANEL on the lawn of UC Berkeley: “Materialization, Temporalization & Spacing in a Digital Age: 10 years of contributions of the Gipsy Workshop” with Julie Bastianutti (Université de Lille, IAE), Julien Malaurent (ESSEC), Kristina Leki (University of Tartu), Ingrid Erikson (Syracuse University) & François-Xavier de Vaujany (PSL, Université Paris-Dauphine & NYU)

18.30 Cocktail at the French consulate Welcome address by the French consultate and cocktail Lecture by Pr Pierre-Alain Cohen (UCSF, School of Medicine), “Sharing responsibilities between humans and techniques: the case of Medical Practices”

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Registration: here Info: @workshopaoap http://workshopoap.dauphine.fr http://facebook.com/oapworkshop/ #OAP2020

OC: Julien Malaurent (ESSEC), Philippe Monin (emlyon business school), Pierre Laniray (PSL, Université Paris-Dauphine), Juho Lindman (Harvard University &

SSE) & François-Xavier de Vaujany (PSL, Université Paris-Dauphine)

a) Update following the Coronavirus The pre-OAP is cancelled OAP will be organized online with zoom, Framapads, live tweets, streamlined keynotes and a bot. A meeting point with a projection room will be organized at Berkeley (ISCI) for People on site. Depending on the Coronavirus situation, this meeting point (following social distanciation rules) is likely to be cancelled.

b) About the posters’ sessions Poster session will include 11 posters presented by 27 authors. Each presentation will last 15 minutes. Posters will be exhibited in the room. There will be no direct time for questions, which will be possible after the round of presentations, and directly through conversations with the authors. Proposals selected for this session have been divided into two tracks: a phenomenological and a pragmatist track. Each presentation has been asked to focus on a specific author and specific concept likely to make sense of responsibility in a digital age. Each session will be streamlined. Posters and abstracts will be shared in the forthcoming proceedings of OAP 2020.