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sari SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 2017

4:00 PM – 6:00 PM Registration at Conference Hotels (The Westin, Protea Hotel (Mowbray), and All Africa House (University of Cape Town)

7:30 PM – 9:30 PM Executive Council Meeting

Venue to be confirmed

6:00 PM – 9:30 PM Thematic Groups’ Dinner Venue to be confirmed


SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2017

7:00 AM Shuttle buses depart from Conference hotels (Protea Hotel,

Mowbray and All Africa House, University of Cape Town)

7:45 AM – 8:30 AM Registration Westin Hotel and Conference Centre

7:45 AM – 9:45 AM Light Breakfast Westin Hotel and Conference Centre

8:30 AM – 9:00 AM Welcome to the 2017 HDCA Annual Conference

Max Price, Vice Chancellor, University of Cape Town Ravi Kanbur, President, Human Development and Capability

Association, and Chair, Programme Committee, HDCA 2017 Ballroom

9:00 AM – 10:15 AM PLENARY 1 - OPENING KEYNOTE: PROF SABELO NDLOVU-GATSHENI, UNIVERSITY OF

SOUTH AFRICA Chair: Ravi Kanbur Discussant: Ingrid Robeyns

Ballroom

10:25 AM – 11.55 PM CONCURRENT SESSION 1

Breakaway 1.1 Bartholomew Diaz Inequalities, capability indexes and lists of functionings Chair: Amanda Lenhardt Defining Capabilities in the Network Society: Challenging Inequality with Capability Approach based Telecommunications Universality Policy and Regulation : Undiga Emuekpere A Multi-dimensional Poverty Index for Suriname, taking regional disparities into account: Rosita Sobhie A multidimensional analysis of well-being inequality in Italy, before and after the Great Recession: Pasquale De Muro; Tommaso Bechini Breakaway 1.2 Robben Island Just societies, inequalities and agency freedoms: operationalizing a capabilities approach Chair: Jay Drydyk Landlessness and Capabilities: A case study of Squatter poor at Chengara, Kerala, India: Vipitha Vijayan


Capital and capabilities: Re-imagining social justice in and through education: Lien Pham Building Bridges to Close the Inequality Gap as a Basis for Social Change: a Social Worker’s Pragmatic Experience: Saidah Mbooge Naijuma Breakaway 1.3 Alfred Victoria Intergenerational inequalities and challenges for social change Chair: Jean-Luc DuBois Sustainable Cities, the Right to the City and Intergenerational Justice: Andrew Crabtree

The Effects of Bolsa Familia on Human Development: Raffaele Ciula On the long-run impact on well-being of leaving school in a bad economic situation: Luc Van Ootegem; Elsy Verhofstadt Breakaway 1.4 Marco Polo Educating for social change and overcoming inequalities: promoting critical reflexivity amongst staff and students; student movements for change; youth agency; the challenge of change in racialized societies; migrant and refugee participation in education Chair: Sophie Mitra Rural youth and accessing higher education: intersectional conversion factors and capabilities: Melanie Walker; Mikateko Hoeppener; Merridy Wilson-Strydom; Ann-Marie Bathmaker; Monica McLean; Mukovhe Masutha Analysing the role of social origin, human agency and institutional factors on the chances of completing upper secondary education in Mexico: Dulce Carolina Mendoza Capabilities Evident in the Lives of South African College Students: Kristin Bailey Wilson,

Breakaway 1.5 Seal Island

Philosophical and ethical foundations and implications of the capability approach related to a variety of methods (e.g. participatory, quantitative, qualitative, mixed) Chair: Henry Richardson Shame and a good life: Keetie Roelen; Stephen Devereux Beyond ‘Having Reason to Value’: why we should adopt a procedure-independent and value-neutral definition of capabilities: Morten Fibieger Byskov


Agency, well-being and Justice: Diffracting feminist new materialist and human capability ethics: Vivienne Bozalek Breakaway 1.6 Vasco da Gama Health, disability and inequalities: inclusive approaches to redress Chair: Nelson Nkhoma Theories of health and the Capability Approach: Per-Anders Tengland Hunger and obesity: Can Capabilities provide insights for more healthy food systems: Jo Hunter-Adams Delimiting Well-Being and Agency in the Capability Approach: Sebastian, Jan Östlund Being able to participate and belong in the community: environmental conversion factors and social inclusion of people with a disability: Annica Brummel; Erik Jansen Breakaway 1.7 Schappen Island Cultural Freedom, Capabilities, and Human Rights (Thematic Panel) Chair: Stacy J. Kosko Cultural Freedom and Recognition: A View from Development Ethics: Stacy Kosko The right to an Intercultural Bilingual Education (EIB) in Peru: reflections on children’s rights and capabilities in an Amazon school in Lima: Silvia Espinal Capabilities, Human Rights and Competences as a framework for expressing the role of culture in the Social Work Profession: Peter M. Dijkstra Breakaway 1.8 Ballroom East Author meets Critics Session The Conceptual foundations of Transitional Justice, Cambridge University Press (May 2017): Colleen Murphy; David Crocker; Sirkku Hellsten; Thad Metz Breakaway 1.9 Ballroom West Participatory Methods and Capability approach: Potential applications and innovative evidence on inequalities and social change (Thematic Panel) Chair: Mario Biggeri A capabilities approach to environmental assessment: Enhancing the human development and well-being considerations in participatory decision-making: Nicholas Simpson


Selecting capabilities for the Women’s Capabilities Index: Evidence from Kampala, Uganda: Giulia Greco Measuring the quality of citizen participation: The case of Colombian peace-building process: Sergio Guarin Promoting empowerment and capability expansion through research: An emancipatory research with women with disabilities in Palestine: Mario Biggeri; Federico Ciani; Andrea Ferrannini Breakaway 1.10 Prince Edward Island Foundational issues in the capability approach Chair: Sridhar Venkatapuram Personalisation and Social Justice: an analysis from a Capability Perspective: Toon Daan Bob Benoot Conceptualizing Relational Empowerment as Power-with: Marie-Pier Lemay Moral Obligations as the Third Aspect of the Notion of Capabilities: Julian Caceda

12:05 PM – 1:20PM Lunch (thematic group meetings – open to all)

Conference Centre Lunch

12:05 PM – 1:20 PM Children and Youth: Robben Island

12:05 PM – 1:20 PM Foundational Issues in the Capability Approach: Sir Francis Drake

12:05 PM – 1:20 PM Health and Disability: Marco Polo

12:05 PM – 1:20 PM Horizontal Inequality: Bartholomew Diaz

12:05 PM – 1:20PM Human Rights: Vasco da Gama

12:05 PM – 1:20PM Quantitative Research Methods: Prince Edward Island

12:05 PM – 1:20 PM HDCA Journal Editorial Group: Marion Island

1.30 PM – 2:45 PM

PLENARY TW0 - KEYNOTE CRAIN SOUDIEN, HUMAN SCIENCES RESEARCH COUNCIL Chair: Alejandra Boni Discussant: Elaine Unterhalter, University of London

Ballroom 2:55 PM – 4.10 PM CONCURRENT SESSION 2

Breakaway 2.1 Prince Edward Island


Inequalities, capability indexes and lists of functionings Chair: Jaya Krishnakumar Wellbeing indicators in the new Italian Budget Law: Methodological problems and social choices: Francesco Burchi; Pasquale De Muro Good but not good enough? Assessing the Austrian Better Life Index for Adolescents from a Capability Perspective; Bernhard Babic Wellbeing and poverty; a new way to improve the income classification of countries: Gianni Vaggi Breakaway 2.2 Marco Polo Migration and Capabilities Chair: Sharlene Swartz “Today I woke up feeling like I have to leave”. Meanings of emigrating by young Venezuelan professionals and its relationship to Human Development : Diyerly Alejandra Duque Moreno, Pérez Canelón, Jesús Eduardo Capabilities in Tension: Mobility and Citizenship of Temporary Migrants in Nepal, An Ethnographic Case Study: Binayak Krishna Thapa Hidden in plain sight: the precarious lives of female asylum seekers in Ireland: Veronica Elizabeth Crosbie Breakaway 2.3 Bartholomew Diaz Inequalities in the labour market and the workplace: measuring changes in capabilities Chair: Meera Tiwari Connectedness and the capability approach: Middle managers as agents for change in a participative development strategy: Jane Lichtenstein; Monique Nsanzabaganwa “We still remain a developing country”: Analysing the 2016/17 Doctors’ Strike in Kenya from a Capabilities Approach: Esther Murugi Muirurigarzaec A Longitudinal Analysis of the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act: Zina Nimeh; Alberto Gualtieri Human Development in Organisations: A Capability Perspective of the Workplace: Gianna Huhn Breakaway 2.4 Sir Francis Drake Educating for social change and overcoming inequalities: promoting critical reflexivity amongst staff and students; student movements for change; youth agency; the challenge


of change in racialized societies; migrant and refugee participation in education Chair: Vivienne Bozalek “Critical being” as quality in higher education: A Zimbabwean case study: Patience Mukwambo Capability for Work and Empowerment through Vocational Education and Training (VET) in upper secondary education in Norway: Aashild Berg Brekkhus; Tobias Werler Early lessons and insights: How catch-up education impacts learning and wellbeing—an appraisal of slum children in Bangladesh: Rosie Nilufar Yasmin

Breakaway 2.5 Robben Island Just societies, inequalities and agency freedoms: operationalising a capabilities approach (Young Scholar meets Senior Scholar) Chair: Merridy Wilson-Strydom Relationship between Terrorism and Interregional Inequality in the Middle East: Mohammad Hassan Fotros; Esael Torkamani; Zahra Abbaszadehtalarposhti; Parisa Asadi Knowledge inequalities: Democratic Capabilities Research (DCR) in the direction of epistemological justice: Carmen Martinez Youth voices on experiences of (dis)advantage: a case study at a South African: Oliver Gore Development Outcomes: How Local Actors Matter: Jennifer Rogla Breakaway 2.6 Seal Island Social connectedness, inequalities and challenges of social change: Some perspectives from the global south (Thematic Panel) Chair: Shirley Pendlebury Communion as constitutive of capability: Thaddeus Metz Heritage-true indigenous approaches to social connectedness: Care and support through Imbeleko: Maximus Sefotho Social connectedness and intergenerational inequalities: indicators and prospects for social change: A South African perspective: Shirley Pendlebury Breakaway 2.7 Ballroom East


FICA Thematic Panel: Tragic Choices and Trade-offs in the Capability Approach (Thematic Panel) Chair: Morten Byskov A Capabilitarian Account of Fairness: Stephanie Sheintul Tangled Vines: Corruption, Conservation, and Capabilities in Indonesia’s Tropical Forests: Matthew Regan Tragedy and Injustice in Disability Services: The Cost of Remedying Exclusionary Practices: Alison Coombs Breakaway 2.8 Vasco da Gama Disability and Inequalities: where are we heading? (Thematic Panel) Chairs: Oliver Mutanga, Sophie Mitra The Concept of Conversion factors: A reflective account: Oliver Mutanga The human development model of disability, health and wellbeing: Sophie Mitra Effects of Disability on Employment in South Africa: A Pseudo-panel Approach: Kengo Igei Are persons with disabilities benefitting from the same opportunities and attaining the same level of capabilities as anyone else in South Africa? Assessing inequalities in wellbeing in Soweto, South Africa: Jean-Francois Trani (To be presented by Jacqueline Moodley) Breakaway 2.9 Schappen Island Foundational issues in the capabilities approach Chair: Ortrud Lessmann A reflection on Sen’s positional objectivity: Charlotte Vyt The Case for Cultural Capability: Nicholas Charles Wilson; Jonathan Gross Dahrendorf’s Life Chances Concept and Sen’s Capabilities Approach: A Comparison of Freedom and Agency: Christopher Gohl Breakaway 2.10 Ballroom West Whose reality counts? Exploring children's capabilities with participatory method (Thematic Panel) Chair: Robin Vos Participatory methodologies, fun and engagement, and the slum children’s voices on the effect of catch up education: a Bangladeshi case: Rosie Yasmin


Well-Being, Aspirations and Secondary Education, identifying and measuring the importance of educational capabilities in France: Robin Vos; Jerome Ballet What matters to us. Validating children’s capabilities in a European austeritarian context: Lina Gálvez Muñoz; Lucía del Moral Espín

4.20 PM – 5.05 PM Poster Presentations

5:15 PM shuttle buses depart for Conference Dinner Venue

6:30 PM Welcome Dinner for All Participants Moyo, Kirstenbosch

8:00 PM Fellows Meeting Moyo, Kirstenbosch

9:00 PM Shuttle buses depart for Conference Hotels (Westin, Protea Hotel, All Africa House)

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SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 2017

7:00 AM Shuttle buses depart from Conference hotels (Protea Hotel,

Mowbray and All Africa House, University of Cape Town)

7:45 AM – 8:30 AM Registration Westin Hotel and Conference Centre


8:15 AM – 9:45 AM CONCURRENT SESSION 3 Breakaway 3.1 Prince Edward Island

Migration and capabilities Chair: Krushil Watene

A new life in Germany: how refugees perceive their capabilities, agency and restrictions: Julia Schmidtke; Juergen Volkert Migration, Remittances and Inequality: A Case of Two Villages in Kerala: Govindaprasad Pazhichayil Karakkad; Syam Prasad Breakaway 3.2 Vasco da Gama Sustainable development - imagining and living alternatives; building interdisciplinary capabilities Chair: Shirley Pendlebury

End Poverty Everywhere 2030 - The contribution of -based Organizations to the Sustainable Development Goals: Johan Gärde Education, Capabilities and Sustainable Development: Caroline Sarolini Hart The Role of the Natural Environment in Human Flourishing: Jessica du Plessis Breakaway 3.3 Seal Island Philosophical and ethical foundations and implications of the capability approach related to a variety of methods (e.g. participatory, quantitative, qualitative, mixed) Chair: Melanie Walker Fragmenting Social Choice for the Sake of Agency and Participation: Henry S. Richardson Can moral emotions lead to equality?: Lydia de Tienda Towards a Theory of Moral Community: Hailey Elizabeth Huget

Breakaway 3.4 Robben Island Educating for social change and overcoming inequalities:

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promoting critical reflexivity amongst staff and students; student movements for change; youth agency; the challenge of change in racialized societies; migrant and refugee participation in education Chair: Elaine Unterhalter Analysing the role of social origin, human agency and institutional factors on the chances of completing upper secondary education in Mexico: Dulce Carolina Mendoza

School Choice and Evolving Capability in Elementary Education

in India: Reem Ashraf Conceptualising higher education aspiration formation among marginalized migrant youth in Johannesburg, South Africa: Faith Mkwananzi Breakaway 3.5 Bartholomew Diaz Roundtable Making Capabilities Relational: Luke Craven Breakaway 3.6 Schappen Island Author meets critics Educating Entrepreneurial Citizens: Neoliberalism and Youth Livelihoods in Tanzania: Joan DeJaeghere Breakaway 3.7 Ballroom West

Food security, entitlements and the capability approach – conceptual explorations and empirical studies of South Africa and Brazil (Thematic Panel) Chair: Siddiq Osmani Entitlements + Capabilities ≠ Food and Nutrition Security: Stephen Devereux Human rights and entitlement approach to national food security strategies: comparative assessment of policies in Brazil and South Africa: Sakiko Fukuda-Parr Capabilities for food security in an urbanising Africa: Julian May Breakaway 3.8 Ballroom East People, place, poverty and policy (Thematic Panel) Chair: Ivan Turok Housing investment in informal settlements: Catherine Ndinda; Tidings Ndhlovu; Charles Hongoro The evolution of spatial inequalities: Justin Visagie Obstacles to the growth of the informal economy: Andreas Scheba

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Informal urban settlements and social mobility: Ivan Turok; Justin Visagie

Breakaway 3.9 Sir Francis Drake Empowerment for social change Chair: Jay Drydyk Linking land restitution and human development: restitution cases around South Africa: Mzingaye Brilliant Xaba The role of women's collectives in curbing alcoholism in rural India: Swati Saxena; Meera Tiwari Whenua framework: An inclusive approach for indigenous-led, whole-of-community development: Jonathan Timatanga Kilgour; Erena Mikaere-Most Breakaway 3.10 Victoria Alfred Public Emotions and the Capabilities Approach (Thematic Panel) Chair: Mitu Sengupta Fear and love in the capability approach – a synthesis of Hannah Arendt’s and Martha Nussbaum’s accounts of political emotions: Rebecca Gutwald Motivations, Political Emotions and Cultures of Justice: Scanlon, Sen, Nussbaum and Honneth: Andrew Crabtree Buddhism and political emotions: Matt Regan

9:55 AM – 11:10 PM PLENARY 3: AMARTYA SEN LECTURE: JAYATI GHOSH, JAWAHARLAL NEHRU UNIVERSITY

Chair: Murray Leibbrandt Discussant: Vimal Ranchhod, University of Cape Town

Ballroom 11:20 AM – 12:35 PM CONCURRENT SESSION 4

Breakaway 4.1 Prince Edward Island

Human security, human rights and capabilities Chair: Siddiqur Osmani

Rendering-each-other-capable: children’s rights, the capability approach and recommendations for the South African National Curriculum Framework for Children from Birth to Four: Karin Saskia Murris Does decentralization influence attitudes towards the European Economic Community and Unification?: Vasileios Tselios; Andres Rodriquez-Pose Bridging human rights and capabilities to realise wellbeing for

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marginalised groups: David Walker; Betty Wamala Breakaway 4.2 Robben Island Horizontal inequalities/intersectionality: for example, race, gender, social class, indigenous groups Chair: Mikateko Hoppener A Study of Horizontal Education Inequality in Bodoland Territorial Area Districts(BTAD) of Assam: Rupan Boro Gender, Financial Capabilities and Human Dignity: A Case Study of Women in Karachi: Asima Shirazi Is financial literacy a relevant conversion factor?: Exploring the value of financial literacy within the capability approach framework: Arief Wibisono Lubis Breakaway 4.3 Alfred Victoria Inequalities in the labour market and the workplace: measuring changes in capabilities Chair: Elsy Verhofstadt The (im)possible agency in a situation of early job insecurity: Patterns of young people’s active agency with regard to education: Pepka Boyadjieva; Petya Ilieva-Trichkova The capability landscape of the invisible workers of India's financial capital: Meera Tiwari Welfare regimes in an age of inequality: does the capability approach provide an alternative perspective?: Sophie Plagerson: Leila Patel Breakaway 4.4 Marco Polo Educating for social change and overcoming inequalities: promoting critical reflexivity amongst staff and students; student movements for change; youth agency; the challenge of change in racialized societies; migrant and refugee participation in education Chair: Lori Keleher Language of instruction, poverty, capabilities, and development: The South African case study: Khondlo Mtshali Language-in-Education Policy in Low-Income, Postcolonial Contexts: Towards a capability and social justice approach: Leon Tikly Developing Capabilities : Curriculum reform, equity and quality in Higher education in South Africa: Shireen Motala; Yusuf Sayed

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A multi-dimensional participation index as an intersectional approach to decolonising South African higher education: Talita Calitz

Breakaway 4.5 Bartholomew Diaz Roundtable Social Connectedness: Collective Resourcefulness towards resilience and poverty alleviation. Marlene Wendy Ogawa

Breakaway 4.6 Vasco da Gama Author meets critics Disability, Health and Human Development. Palgrave MacMillan: New York: Sophie Mitra. Discussants: Oliver Mutanga and Sridhar Venkatapuram Breakaway 4.7 Seal Island Social Change, Resilience and Collective Agency (Thematic Panel) Chairs: Jean-Luc M.; Solava Ibrahim Collective action: A driver of social change among Fair Trade farmers: Some evidence from the Peruvian coffee sector: Ninon Sirdey (presenter); Benoit Lallau Collective capabilities and resilience of local organisations: Application to three African post-conflict areas: Lise Archambaud; Claire Gondard-Delcroix (presenter) The Dynamic Process of Generating Collective Capabilities: Actors, Values, Impact and Resilience of Grassroots Initiatives in Egypt: Solava Ibrahim The RE-InVEST project: Combining the Human Rights and Capability Approach for an alternative economic system based on the Economics of the Person: Jean-Luc Dubois (presenter); Isabelle Droy Breakaway 4.8 Ballroom East Intercultural conversations and the capability approach (Thematic Panel) Chairs: Krushil Watene; Johannes Waldmueller Toward an Intercultural Capabilities Approach: Methodological Contributions from Intercultural Philosophy: Johannes Waldmueller Kaupapa Maori and Philosophizing: Insights for the Capability Approach: Krushil Watene The Concept of Agency in the CA challenged by the Ethics of Ubuntu: Karin Hutflotz

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Walking backwards into the future:: implications for capability accounts of intergenerational justice: Christine Winter Breakaway 4.9 Schappen Island Pathways Out of Poverty: Role and Contribution of Public Employment Programmes in promoting movement out of poverty (Thematic Panel) Chair: Shirin Motalla Public Employment Programmes and Innovations in Infrastructure Investments to enhance labour market outcomes: Stewart Ngandu; Shirin Motalla Public Employment Programmes- pathway to provisioning of social goods and services: Shirin Motalla; Stewart Ngandu Poverty alleviation and urban violence prevention: Exploring the impact of the Community Work Programme on urban violence: Malose Langa; Steven Rebello Breakaway 4.10 Ballroom West Methodological and conceptual challenges in developing child and youth capabilities measures (Thematic Panel) Chair: Caterina Arciprete A Capability Approach To Child Growth: Sepideh Yousefzadeh; Mario Biggeri; Caterina Arciprete; Hinke Haisma All else equal - A New Approach to Evaluate Child Growth through Analyzing the Effective Opportunities to Achieve Healthy Growth - Case Study, India: Sepideh Yousefzadeh; Hinke Haisma dynamic impacts of children’s' disadvantages in early periods on their capabilities later in life: Elizabeth Gomez; Evelyn Aramayo; Varinia Tromben Effects of low functionings in the early childhood on children's flourishing development: Raffaele Ciula

12:45 PM – 2:00 PM Lunch (thematic group meetings) – open to all)

Conference Centre

12:45 PM – 2:00 PM Education: Vasco da Gama

12:45 PM – 2:00 PM Empowerment and Collective Capabilities: Robben Island

12:45 PM – 2:00 PM Ethics and Development: Schappen Island

12:45 PM – 2:00 PM Indigenous People: Seal Island

12:45 PM – 2:00 PM Participatory Methods: Sir Francis Drake

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12:45 PM – 2:00 PM Sustainable Human Development: Bartholomew Diaz

12:45 PM – 2:00 PM JHDC Editorial meeting Alfred Victoria

2:10 PM – 3:25 PM

PLENARY 4: KEYNOTE ADDRESS

MARTHA NUSSBAUM, UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO Chair: Melanie Walker Discussant: Breena Holland, Lehigh University

Ballroom

3:35 PM – 4:50 PM CONCURRENT SESSION 5

Breakaway 5.1 Seal Island Multidimensional inequalities Chair: Alejandra Boni Measuring and Monitoring Children's Multidimensional Poverty and Wellbeing: Mario Biggeri Applying multidimensional poverty measures to the analysis of food insecurity: Jacques Silber; Miri Endeweld Housing deprivation and multidimensional poverty in urban informal settlements: Ann Elizabeth Mitchell; Jimena Macció Eliciting, applying and exploring multidimensional welfare weights: evidence from the field: Enrica Chiappero-Martinetti; Lucio Esposito Breakaway 5.2 Alfred Victoria Health, disability and inequalities: inclusive approaches to redress: Chair: Ina Conradie

A Capability-Based Health Justice Scale for Evaluating Health

Systems Performance: Afsan Bhadelia Measuring the Quality of Life of Children with Disabilities in South Africa: Jacqueline Moodley

Measuring essential capabilities of blind people in Sierra Leone; a valuable addition to assessing health outcomes: Jan Meerman; Joris Jongeneel; Jac van der Klink Breakaway 5.3 Robben Island Sustainable development - imagining and living alternatives; building interdisciplinary capabilities Chair: Ivan Turok

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Climate Change Vulnerability Assessment through the Lens of Capability Approach: A Case Study from Eastern Himalaya: Bhupen Mili; Anamika Barua Poverty, capabilities and sustainable development: Insights from a decade of research on ecosystem services and poverty alleviation: Lucy Szaboova; Katrina Brown; Tomas Chaigneau; Sarah Coulthard; Tim Daw Food Sovereignty: Potential for human development and capabilities enhancement: Juan Carlos Mantilla Breakaway 5.4 Bartholomew Diaz Educating for social change and overcoming inequalities: promoting critical reflexivity amongst staff and students; student movements for change; youth agency; the challenge of change in racialized societies; migrant and refugee participation in education Chair: Veronica Crosbie How do Catholic missionary educational institutions in East Africa affect the capability development of marginalized girls?: Findings from two East African education missions: Jacqueline Carey Gallo The South African Council for Educators’ Continuing Professional Teacher Development Management System: an analysis of the rhetoric and reality of freedom: Edward Alan Pike Interrogating a Paradox of Performance in the WCED: A Provincial and Regional Comparison of Student Learning: Gabrielle Wills; Debra Shepherd; Janeli Kotze Breakaway 5.5 Sir Francis Drake Just societies, inequalities and agency freedoms: operationalising a capabilities approach (Young Scholar meets Senior Scholar) Chair: Leon Tikly An integrative wellbeing model for the oldest old: The role of adaptation, capabilities and resources: Riaan Botes; Karin Vermeulen; Erik Buskens Inclusion policies in higher education: rights-capabilities and capability approach as a framework for elaboration and evaluation: Sandrine Gris Decomposition of Multidimensional Well-being inequality: Sayli Javadekar

Breakaway 5.6 Marco Polo

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Economic policies (global [South-North tensions], national and local): imagining alternatives as a catalyst for social change and well-being (Young Scholar meets Senior Scholar) Chair: Ravi Kanbur Economic vulnerability in South Africa: A mixed-methods investigation: Rocco Marco Antonio Zizzamia Investigating Paradoxes of Development Polarisation in India: Rising Tide not Life all Boats?: Sanchita Bakshi A Re-examining the Nexus of Energy Inequality and Energy Poverty in India: Evidence from the NSS Data: Rahul Ranjan Breakaway 5.7 Schappen Island Advancing Rights and Capabilities in Practice: Exploring the Realm of the Possible (Thematic Panel) Chairs: Ance Kaleja; Oscar Gomez Perceptions of human security in the ASEAN+3: What do they tell us about advancing capabilities in the real world?: Oscar Gomez Expansion of Capabilities and/or Rights? A Tale of Three Autocracies; Ance Kaleja When the democratic sinkhole effect threatens collective capabilities: what should we focus on?: Su-ming Breakaway 5.8 Prince Edward Island Foundational Issues and Health & Disability joint thematic panel: Public health and individual capabilities (Thematic Panel) Chairs: Sridhar Venkatapuram; Morten Fibieger Byskov Quality over Quantity: three interpretations of the least restrictive means: Morten Byskov The Tragedy of the Commons and Population Health: Efrat Ram-Tiktin

Breakaway 5.9 Ballroom West Author meets Critics Ingrid Robeyn’s The Capability Approach: An interdisciplinary introduction: Chair: Rebecca Gutwald.;Ingrid Robeyns, Serene Khader, Solava Ibrahim, Sabina Alkire, Henry Richardson Breakaway 5.10 Vasco da Gama Empowerment for social change Chair: Patience Mukwambo

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Amilcar Cabral and Amartya Sen: Freedom, Capability and Resistance: Lawrence Alexander Hamilton The Transnational Model of Democratic Education: Julian Culp Using the capability approach as a normative framework to address transition process led by grassroots innovation initiatives: Sergio Belda-Miquel, Victoria Pellicer-Sifres Breakaway 5.11 Ballroom East Measuring the Quality of Employment from the Perspective of the Capability Approach (Thematic Panel) Chair Kirsten Sehnbruch; Pablo Gonzalez Employment as a missing dimension in the capabilities literature: Kirsten Sehnbruch; Flavio Comin The Quality of Employment in Central America: a Multidimensional Perspective: Pablo Gonzalez; Veronica Arriagada The Quality of Employment in South America: a Multidimensional Perspective: Rocio Mendez Beyond labour informality: the advantages of adopting a human development approach to measure the quality of jobs in Central America: Magdalena Soffia


Breakaway 6.1 Schappen Island Sustainable development - imagining and living alternatives; building interdisciplinary capabilities Chair: Solava Ibrahim Evaluating Sanitation policies for capability enhancements & social change: Bharath Sandip Kumar Yandrapu Being able to participate and belong in the community: environmental conversion factors and social inclusion of people with a disability: Annica Brummel; Erik Jansen Life versus Mogen: are the Mapuche people living a different life?: Javier Bronfman; Maria Ignacia Hadad Breakaway 6.2 Robben Island Health, disability and inequalities: inclusive approaches to redress Chair: Sakiko Fukuda-Parr How can an assets approach contribute to health and wellbeing, using a capabilities approach?: Sarah Ward

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Food insecurity and social exclusion: The empowering approach of Caritas’ Emporiums of Solidarity in Rome: Daniela Bernaschi; Laura, Leonardi An Ethnographic Capability Approach to Education:, Caroline Beatriz Rodrigues de Souza; Flavio Vasconcellos Comim

Breakaway 6.3 Bartholomew Diaz Policy analysis and evaluation by reference to capabilities and agency Chair: Joan DeJaeghere Effectiveness of Public Distribution System in Rural India in Achieving Food Security: Gautam Kumar Das Integrated well-being gender budgeting from a capability approach perspective: evidences from Senegal: Tindara Addabbo; Antonella Picchio; Caterina Arciprete; Mario Biggeri Does decentralisation influence attitudes towards the European Economic Community and Unification?: Bharath Sandip Kumar Yandrapu Evaluating the impact of the Economic Empowerment Project in Malawi on multidimensional poverty: Francesco Burchi; Christoph Strupat Breakaway 6.4 Alfred Victoria Children and youth Chair: Mikateko Hoppener Child nutritional well-being in haor areas of Bangladesh: Parents’ stories from capability lens: Barnali Chakraborty; Sepideh Yousefzadeh; Shrinivas Darak; Hinke Haisma Going beyond nutrition: realities underlying capabilities for child growth in rural Tanzania: Zaina Shabani Mchome; Flora Lucas Kessy; Sepideh Yousefzadeh; Hinke Haisma Promoting Youth Participation and Mainstreaming for Socioeconomic Development Lessons and Best Practices: Ikedinachi Ogamba Breakaway 6.5 Seal Island Roundtable Other Species Capabilities, Theory and Practice Chair: Amy Theresa Linch Breakaway 6.6 Ballroom West Author meets Critics

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The Conceptual Foundations of Transitional Justice, Cambridge University Press (May 2017): Colleen Murphy; Helen Scanlon; George Hull; Christine Koggel Breakaway 6.7 Ballroom East Capability, Collectivity, and Social Change (Thematic Panel) Chairs: Ortrud Leßmann, Rebecca Gutwald Capability, Collectives, Participatory Research and Social Change: Ortrud Leßmann The Role of Tradition in the Capability Approach: Matthias Kramm Deliberative Democracy as a Collective Capability: Gareth Wall Breakaway 6.8 Sir Francis Drake Exploring relations between community and universities that expand capabilities. Insights from three case studies in South Africa, Argentina and UK (Thematic Panel) Chair: Alejandra Boni Exploring the potential of relationships between university and community organisations for meaningful learning and collective action: Alejandra Boni; Alexandre Frediani; Beatriz Lira Building on-campus communities to foster human development and social change beyond the university: Merridy Wilson-Strydom Breakaway 6.9 Marco Polo Capability measurement and empirical analysis Chair: Siddiqur Osmani Measurement inequalities with Wellbeing and Missing Dimensions: Methodological insights and illustrations to the case of Bankomunal in Haiti, Dominican Republic and Venezuela: Mireya Vargas The “Leave no on behind’ principle and disaggregated data to monitor progress among excluded groups in the SDGs: a comparative study of Tanzania and Indonesia: Amanda Lenhardt Fuzziness in Conceptualisation and Measurement of Empowerment: Reflections from NFHS-3, India: Mishra Tulika Tripathi; Kishore Nripendra Breakaway 6.10 Prince Edward Island Educating for social change and overcoming inequalities: decolonisation and challenging dominant epistemologies, promoting critical reflexivity amongst staff and students; learning capabilities; student movements for change; youth agency; the challenge of change in racialized societies; migrant

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and refugee participation in education (Young Scholar meets Senior Scholar) Chair: Shireen Motala Social work education and professional wellbeing in South Africa: Student perspectives: Mseba Precious The Benefits of Higher Education for Women in East Java Province, Indonesia: A Capability Approach: Dorothy Ferary How are female student leavers’ combined capabilities being developed and/or restricted as they transition out of secondary school?: Preliminary findings from an ethnographic study in rural Uganda: Jacqueline Carey Gallo Breakaway 6.11 Vasco da Gama Expanding plural human freedoms in a time of rising authoritarianism: public reason, enlightened citizenship, and moral obligation (Thematic Panel) Chair: Johannes Waldmueller The rise and fall of liberal democracy and political liberalism: what happened to enlightened citizenship? Sirkku Hellsten Moral Obligations as the Third Aspect of the Notion of Capabilities: Julio Caceda

6.45 PM Shuttle buses depart for Conference Hotels (Protea Hotel, Mowbray and All Africa House, University of Cape Town)

6.45 PM – 7.45 PM Graduate Student Network Vasco Da Gama

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SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2017

7:00 AM Shuttle buses depart from Conference hotels (Protea Hotel, Mowbray and All Africa House, University of Cape Town)

7:45 AM – 8:30 AM Registration

Westin Hotel and Conference Centre


8:15 AM – 9:45 AM CONCURRENT SESSION 7

Breakaway 7.1 Robben Island New Technologies and the Capability Approach (Thematic Panel) Chair: Shailaja Fennell; Paola Velasco Herrejon The role of African Massive Open online courses in helping the marginalized improve their capabilities: results from only participatory research and surveys: Taskeen Adam Capabilities and Power: Building a Framework to Analyse Business-Community Relations in Mexico’s Wind Energy Sector: Paola Velasco Herrejon Choice and Agency among Rural Youth: examining the case of Mobile Broadband access for on informal sector employment in India: Shailaja Fennell Breakaway 7.2 Bartholomew Diaz Economic policies imagining alternatives as catalysts for social change and well-being Chair: Ravi Kanbur Innovative Health Financing in India: A Comparative Study from Equity Perspective: Montu Bose Oportunidades/Prospera and social justice: why cash transfers are not reducing injustice even if they increase people’s capabilities: Oscar Garza Vasquez Modern monetary theory and the capability approach : perfect compliments? Graham Hunter Breakaway 7.2 Marco Polo Sustainable development – imagining and living alternatives: building interdisciplinary capabilities Chair: Measuring Sustainable Human Development: Analysing Patterns across countries throughout the Multidimensional human Development Index: Mario Biggeri; Vincenzo, Mauro

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The meaning of Wellbeing and its Structure: an exploratory analysis of evidence from poor South African Women: Giulia Ferrari Breakaway 7.3 Sir Francis Drake Capability measurement and empirical analysis Chair: Mark McGillivray Coherence-based Assessment of Multidimensional Capability Measures: Recognising the importance of incommensurability: Travis Chamberlain Demystifying the use of simultaneous equation models for operationalizing Amartya Sen’s Capability Approach: Jaya Krishnakumar; Ricardo Nogales Central Capabilities of the Wayuu Ethnicity: The construction of an analysis model: Lina Marcela Gonzalez; Xavier Ucar Martinez Breakaway 7.4 Prince Edward Island Educating for social change and overcoming inequalities: decolonisation and challenging dominant epistemologies, promoting critical reflexivity amongst staff and students; learning capabilities; student movements for change; youth agency; the challenge of change in racialized societies; migrant and refugee participation in education (Young Scholar meets Senior Scholar) Chair: Vivienne Bozalek Engineering education for social change: experiences of women students in technical and vocational education and training: Sophia Matenda Identifying Dimensions and Indicators of Student Poverty in South Africa: Anesu Sam Ruswa Sexual and reproductive empowerment of women through land tenure: Ligia Andrea Mendoza Mejìa Breakaway 7.5 Seal Island Children and youth Chair: Leon Tikly We learned that floods aren’t fun! Empowering children in disaster risk management policies: Ana Sofia Ribeiro The Child’s Right to Choose: Well-being and Agency Claims during Childhood: Nico Brando A capabilities approach to youth employment: Lauren Graham Breakaway 7.6 Vasco da Gama

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Conservation and Social Justice: Valuing Capabilities in Interdisciplinary Socio-ecological Assessments in the eastern Himalayas (Thematic Panel) Chair: Ingrid Robeyns; Discussant: Breena Holland Forest conservation and human wellbeing: An interdisciplinary framework combining the capabilities approach and ecosystem services: Siddhartha Krishnan Capabilities of a disentitled forest community: Dietary and energy choices in Gorkhey: Siddhartha Krishnan; Sourya Das Comparing Ecosystem Services and Human Wellbeing in Darjeeling, eastern Himalayas: Soubadra Devy; Annesha Chowdhury; Vikram Pradhan Breakaway 7.7 Ballroom West Political Emotions for (and against) Social Change (Thematic Panel) Chair: Jay Drydyk Anger Management: Why anger, properly managed, is useful in bringing about positive social change: Lori Keleher Shaming: A Virtuous Response to Anger: Mitu Sengupta What can we expect of our Allies Part II: Jay Drydyk Breakaway 7.8 Ballroom East Participation, Voice and Social Change (Thematic Panel) Chair: David Clark Imaginative Capabilities for Social Change: Josh Miller Reason, Argument and Agitation: Can South Africa follow in the Footsteps of the BRIC countries: David Clark Re-evaluating ICT4D: A political framework for assessing ‘voice’ in ICT-based development interventions: Stephanie Diepeveen Breakaway 7.9 Schappen Island Negative capability, corrosive disadvantage and education against the odds (Thematic Panel) Chair: Elaine Unterhalter The impact of fear and shame on students’ hopes and capabilities for education: Laela Adamson Negative capability, island prisons, education and hope: Elaine Unterhalter

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Laughter with vs laughter at: Mis/recognition in the narratives of women learning literacy in a rural community in KwaZulu-Natal: Charlotte Nussey Breakaway 7.10 Capability measurement and empirical analysis Chair: Amanda Lenhardt One size does not fit all: Designing a global capability framework for public relations and communications management using Sen’s Capability Approach: Johanna Fawkes; Anne Gregory; Elizabeth Montoya-Martinez I, as an independently living older person…” - A narrative study on older people’s capabilities in Integrated Service Areas in the Netherlands: Erik Jansen; Roos Pijpers; George De Kam Bread and Social Justice: Measurement of Inequality and Social Welfare Using Anthropometrics: Mohammad Abu-Zaineh; Ramses H. Abul Naga

9.55 AM – 11:10 AM PLENARY 5: MAHBUB UL HAQ LECTURE SELIM JAHAN, UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT

PROGRAMME Chair: Respondent: tbc

Ballroom

11:15 AM – 12:00 PM General Members’ Meeting Ballroom


Breakaway 8.1 Robben Island Capability measurement and empirical analysis Chair: Murray Leibbrandt An agent based modelling of multidimensional capabilities and an evaluation of their estimation by structural equation models: Jaya Krishnakumar; Florian Chavez Juarez Yet Another Empirically Redundant Composite Development Indicator? New Evidence and Insights for the Human Development Index: Mark McGillivray Impact of displacement on capabilities of indigenous women in India: An analysis using Nussbaum capability list framework: Madhulika Sahoo; Jalandhar Pradhan

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Breakaway 8.2 Seal Island Foundational issues in the capabilities approach Is accountability important for democracy? The role of religion: Ambra Poggi Relational Capabilities and Human Development: Cristina Santos Resilience, social justice and democracies – a capabilities perspective: Rebecca Sarah Gutwald

Breakaway 8.3 Schappen Island

Economic policies: imagining alternatives as catalysts for social change and well-being Chair: Meera Tiwari Fiscal redistribution, income inequality and human development in Ecuador: Andres Ivan Mideros Mora; Maria Francisca Granda Benitez A capabilities approach to ensuring proportionate state resource allocation decisions in socio-economic rights cases in South Africa: Shanelle Van der Berg Inequalities in Private Expenditure in Schooling amidst Universalisation of Secondary Education in India: Reem Ashraf; Manik Tiwari Breakaway 8.4 Sir Francis Drake Health, disability and inequalities: inclusive approaches to redress Chair: Public stereotypes towards people with intellectual disabilities: a negative social conversion factor at play: Hannah A.; Jaap van Weeghel; Petri J. C. M. Embregts The city of images Urban mobility policies and extra-small tactical projects for promoting urban capabilities of people with ASD [Autism Spectrum Disorder: Valentina Talu; Tanja Congiu; Giulia Tola The more you need, the less deserving you are: exploring the paradox of social welfare in South Africa: Tessa Hochfield Breakaway 8.5 Marco Polo Educating for social change and overcoming inequalities: decolonisation and challenging dominant epistemologies, promoting critical reflexivity amongst staff and students; learning capabilities; student movements for change; youth agency; the challenge of change in racialized societies;

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migrant and refugee participation in education (Young Scholar meets Senior Scholar) Chair: Leon Tikly HDCA-Taking an Anti-Deficit Approach to Investigating African American Male Success in First Year Composition: Shawanda Joy Stewart Capabilities and gender equity: working lives of early career academics in a South African university: Thandi Lewin Transgressing from matters of concern to capabilities with expansive social learning methodologies amongst women in rural catchment management: Laura Conde Aller Breakaway 8.6 Vasco da Gama Challenging inequalities of identity (Thematic Panel) Chairs: Jacqueline Ann Goldin; Shailaja Fennell The Language of Capability: The Effects of Schooling in Languages on Capability Expansion: Halimatou Hima Positioning Skills Training in Context of Expanding Capabilities and Facilitating Empowerment: A study Juxtaposing Grassroots and PPP Models of Vocational Training in India: Avneet Kaur The restriction of freedom through History teaching in Sri Lanka: a challenge to educational capability: Mihiri Warnasuriya Breakaway 8.7 Ballroom East Capabilities and Sufficiency (Thematic Panel) Chairs: David Axelsen, Morten Byskov Protecting the Future: Capability Sufficientarianism as a Theory Of Intergenerational Justice In The Context Of Climate Change: Daniel Petz Sufficiency, social change and the ethos of sophrosyne: David Axelsen Outline of the CSOL-theory of justice: Ingrid Robeyns Breakaway 8.8 Ballroom West Tackling the Theoretical and Methodological Challenges of Developing a Relational Capabilities Approach (Thematic Panel) Chair: Luke Craven (Why) Do We Need a Relational Capabilities Approach?: Luke Craven; John Owens; Vikki Entwistle; Ina Conradie Casting Capabilities in Relational Terms: Critical Realism and Complexity Theory: John Owens; Luke Craven

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Qualitative Hermeneutics: Theoretical and methodological tools for understanding relationality: Ina Conradie; Vikki Entwistle Breakaway 8.9 Bartholomew Diaz Foundations of Well-Being and Agency (Thematic Panel) Chairs: Sharlene Swartz, David Alexander Clark Untold numbers: Inequality, the Capabilities Approach and the decoupling of welfare from National Income: Matthew Fright Adapted but not preferred: Capabilities and multidimensional indicators of wellbeing in South Africa: Chris Desmond; Sharlene Swartz; Heidi van Rooyen Beyond bargaining: On the possibility of augmenting a utility calculus of women’s living standards through intra-household agency measurement: Anna Kasimatis A Framework for Exploring Migrant Well-being: Aline Khoury Breakaway 8.10 Prince Edward Island Just societies, inequalities and agency freedoms: operationalizing a capabilities approach Chair: Petya Ilieva-Trichkova Educational expansion with no perceived mobility: unfulfilled expectations and changing reference groups in South Africa: Dieter von Fintel; Marisa von Fintel Service-Learning as a strategy for social change: Perspectives of historically marginalised students in a South African university: Nelson Nkhoma; Ntimi Mtawa An inquiry into the encounter between gentrification and disruption to sense of place in Cape Town: the case of Lower Woodstock: Gianna Nicole Maita

1.40 PM – 2:50 PM Lunch Conference Centre

1.40 PM – 2:50 PM Presentation on the Economic and Social Research Council (WSRC) Global Challenge Research Fund: Elaine Unterhalter – open to all Ballroom

1.40 PM – 2.50 PM Meeting of guest editors for the special issue of the JHDC Alfred Victoria

1.40 PM – 2.50 PM Theme Group Coordinator Meeting Sir Francis Drake 3.00 PM – 4:30PM PLENARY 6: PLENARY PANEL

How are the Capability Approach and the Human Development Perspective relevant to the operationalization of the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals?

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Ballroom Chair: Mario Biggeri (University of Florence and HDCA)

Panelists:

1. Ravi Kanbur (Cornell University and HDCA) 2. Melanie Walker (University of the Free State and HDCA) 3. Selim Jahan (UNDP) 4. Viviene Taylor (University of Cape Town and member of

the National Policy Commission, South Africa) 5. Velina Petrova (Knowledge for Impact Director, Oxfam

International) 6. Ravi Karkara (Senior Advisor Strategic Partnerships and

Advocacy to the Assistant Secretary-General/Deputy Executive Director at UN Women) (TBC)

7. Julitta Oniabanja (Regional Director, East and Southern Africa at UNFPA) (TBC)

4.30 PM – 4.40 PM COFFEE

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4.40 PM – 5.30 PM CLOSING CEREMONIES Conference Centre Venue X

5:45 PM Shuttle buses depart for Conference Hotels (Protea Hotel, Mowbray and All Africa House, University of Cape Town)

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