Dear All,
This is just to remind you that the applications for the 2010 Endeavour Awards are now open and will close on 31 July 2009.
The Endeavour Awards is the Australian Government's internationally competitive, merit-based scholarship program providing opportunities for citizens of the Asia-Pacific, Middle East, Europe and the Americas to undertake study, research and professional development in Australia. Awards are also available for Australians to do the same abroad. You may be able to use this information to strengthen your
international networks, or simply pass it on to prospective international students seeking scholarships.
The Great Opportunity is Waiting for you
Endeavour Postgraduate and Postdoctoral Awards provide you with a unique opportunity to take the next step in your academic or professional career.
Awards in this category include:
* Endeavour Postgraduate Awards
* Endeavour Research fellowships
* Endeavour Australia Cheung Kong Research fellowships
* Endeavour Research Fellowships for Indigenous Australians
* Endeavour Europe Awards
* *These Awards are also available to Australians
Awards range from four months to three years and conditions vary between awards
Benefits of the Awards
* Receive a monthly stipend, travel allowance and establishment allowance (Up to 173,500)
* Travel and health insurance are provided
* Tuition fees (to a maximum pre-specific limit) are provided with Endeavour Postgraduate Awards
* Develop professional and academic linkages internationally for ongoing collaboration
* Dedicated support network for the duration of your Award
* Membership of the Endeavour Awards Alumni network
How to Apply
Once you have determined your eligibility and read the Applicant Guidelines on the Endeavour Awards website, simply follow the links to the online application.
For Further Information please visit : http://www.endeavour.deewr.gov.au/
Or for guidelines visit
http://www.endeavour.deewr.gov.au/documents/2010_applicant_guidelines_website_1_ pdf.htm
Or for summary visit
http://www.endeavou r.deewr.gov. au/summary_ awards/Summary_ of_2009_awards. htm
Email: endeavour.awards@deewr.gov.au
You are encouraged to start your application now.
Best regards,
David
David Kabelele
Research Scholarships Officer | Research Portfolio | Faculty of Built
Environment & Engineering
Ph: +61 7 3138 8033 | Fax +61 7 3138 8381 |
david.kabelele@ qut.edu.au
QUT Gardens Point O Block Room O701 | PO Box 2434, Brisbane QLD 4001
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Jul 26, 2009
2009 Asia Pacific Human Development Academic Fellowship on Cl
Context and Objective
The human development approach puts people at the centre of development. It recognizes economic drivers for change but goes beyond them to raise issues of enlarging human capabilities and expanding people’s choices. The objective of the Academic Fellowship is to encourage young Ph.D. students from the Asia Pacifific region to analyse critical development issues from a human development perspective, contributing to development theory, applications and policies. Thus, the Fellows are expected to push the frontiers of research on human development while analyzing, through the human development lens, issues directly or indirectly related to human development. The research must focus on a well-defifined aspect of human development under the theme selected
Please see our brochure on “Human Development Fellows” for information on 2005-2008 recipients of Fellowships:
http://www2. undprcc.lk/ about_us/ fellowship. php
Theme – Climate Change and Human Development
Human development is about expanding human potential and enlarging human freedom. Climate change is a human development challenge, as it threatens to erode human freedoms and limit choice and plunge large numbers into poverty and hardship.
Climate change is hampering efforts to deliver the MDG promise as it undermines international efforts to combat poverty and exacerbates already existing inequalities. Those, in turn, can result in an increase in conflict over sharing natural resources. Climate change is in fact an increasingly powerful driver of wider inequalities between and within countries, also between women and men.
Climate change can result in increased frequency of extreme weather events, flooding, storms, drought, increases in sea temperatures, and melting of glaciers, etc., which effect negatively agriculture and health/nutrition. This has negative implications on the livelihood of poor and vulnerable communities who depend largely on agriculture and natural resource management. In particular, women are affected in their roles of food producers and providers, guardians of health, and care givers. Reduced employment opportunities, for example for women working in agricultural fifields, constitute a net loss in income which leads to a loss in savings, making it even harder for households to cope with disasters.
The magnitude of this long term challenge can be assessed considering that an additional 1.8 billion people are expected to face water stress by 2080, with large areas of Central Asia, northern parts of South Asia and northern China facing a grave ecological crisis as a result of glacial retreat and changed rainfall patterns. Up to 330 million people in coastal and low-lying areas are expected to be displaced through flflooding and tropical storm activity. In the Asia Pacific region, in particular, over 70 million people in Bangladesh and 22 million people in Viet Nam could be affected by global warming-related flflooding.
What are the mechanisms through which the ecological impacts of climate change affect the poor? Are there examples of good practices to ensure climate and human security?
Have climate change and other environmental concerns been integrated in development planning in the context of environment protection and sustainable development? What has been the effectiveness of policies introduced? What is a possible agenda to promote human development and climate security? These are some of the questions that could be addressed.
The Fellowship
The UNDP Human Development Academic Fellowship for Asia Pacific carries an award of US$ 10,000. The students will be required to submit to UNDP a copy of their fifinal approved dissertation. In addition, Fellows may be expected to present their work in workshops/seminars and other events arranged by UNDP (travelrelated costs will be covered separately).
The thesis will acknowledge UNDP’s support by saying: “The author acknowledges the financial support received from the UNDP Asia Pacific Human Development Academic Fellowship for the research.”
Application Process
All candidates must complete a formal application in English or with an English translation, including:
· Summary statement of the objectives of the proposal
· Project proposal not exceeding 2,500 words
· Curriculum vitae
Incomplete applications or those received after the due date will not be processed.
Eligibility
· Be a citizen of a developing country in the Asia Pacific region (list of countries in Annex II)
· Have Have a Masters degree in a relevant discipline such as a social science, liberal arts, or management and be currently enrolled as a full time Ph.D. student
· Have identified a human development- related topic (further reading on Human Development topics is encouraged prior to submission of application.
· Submit a proposal approved by her/his direct supervisor at the University in which Ph.D. is being pursued
· Be younger than age 30. In exceptional cases the age requirement may be relaxed to 35 years to accommodate candidates who have returned to fulltime study after a period of work and/or family responsibilities
· Not be a UN Staff member
Selection Criteria
· Exceptional degree of creativity in choice of idea or topic
· Stage of development of the proposal
· Value-addition or new direction to the human development concept, methodology, analysis, application or policy relevance
· Track record of past accomplishments
· Time needed for completing the work undertaken
Selection Criteria
Selection will be based on an assessment of written proposals up to 2,500 words. A review of eligibility and assessment of the proposals submitted will be the basis for short listing. Short listed candidates will be required to participate in an interview. An independent selection committee will review the proposals and interact with the short listed candidates for the fifinal selection.
Deadline for 2009
Applications should be submitted by 1st September 2009.
Contact Information
Applications or any queries should be sent, preferably by email, to hdfellowships. rcc@undp. org
Alternatively, you could send them to:
UNDP Asia Pacific Human Development Academic Fellowship
Human Development Report Unit
UNDP Regional Centre for Asia Pacific, Colombo Office
23 Independence Avenue
Colombo 7
Sri Lanka
Annex I
A selected list of reading on human development is the following:
· What is human development (http://hdr.undp. org/hd/)
· Human Development Reports (http://hdr.undp. org/; especially chapter 1 of HDR 1990)
· Asia Pacific Human Development Reports (http://www.undprcc. lk/Publications/ Publications. asp and select Human Development Reports Unit)
· Human development training (http://www.undp. org.in/index. php?option= com_content& task=view& id=35&Itemid= 93)
· Background papers for global HDRs (http://hdr.undp. org/publications /papers.cfm)
· The Millennium Development Goals (http://hdr.undp. org/reports/ global/2003/ pdf/hdr03_ chapter_1. pdf)
· Risk, vulnerability and human development (http://hdr.undp. org/docs/ nhdr/insights/ HDInsights_ June2007. pdf)
· For more on Human Development, please visit the website of the UNDP Regional Centre in Colombo at http://www.undprcc. lk/ under “Publications”
Annex II
Nationals of the countries listed below are eligible to apply in their individual
capacity:
1. Afghanistan
2. Bangladesh
3. Bhutan
4. Cambodia
5. China
6. Cook Islands
7. Democratic People’s
1. Republic of Korea
8. Federated States of Micronesia
9. Fiji
10. India
11. Indonesia
12. Iran, Islamic Republic of
13. Kiribati
14. Lao People’s Democratic Republic
15. Malaysia
16. Maldives
17. Marshall Islands
18. Mongolia
19. Myanmar
20. Nauru
21. Nepal
22. Niue
23. Pakistan
24. Palau
25. Papua New Guinea
26. The Philippines
27. Republic of Korea
28. Samoa
29. Solomon Islands
30. Sri Lanka
31. Thailand
32. Timor-Leste
33. Tokelau
34. Tonga
35. Tuvalu
36. Vanuatu
37. Viet Nam
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The human development approach puts people at the centre of development. It recognizes economic drivers for change but goes beyond them to raise issues of enlarging human capabilities and expanding people’s choices. The objective of the Academic Fellowship is to encourage young Ph.D. students from the Asia Pacifific region to analyse critical development issues from a human development perspective, contributing to development theory, applications and policies. Thus, the Fellows are expected to push the frontiers of research on human development while analyzing, through the human development lens, issues directly or indirectly related to human development. The research must focus on a well-defifined aspect of human development under the theme selected
Please see our brochure on “Human Development Fellows” for information on 2005-2008 recipients of Fellowships:
http://www2. undprcc.lk/ about_us/ fellowship. php
Theme – Climate Change and Human Development
Human development is about expanding human potential and enlarging human freedom. Climate change is a human development challenge, as it threatens to erode human freedoms and limit choice and plunge large numbers into poverty and hardship.
Climate change is hampering efforts to deliver the MDG promise as it undermines international efforts to combat poverty and exacerbates already existing inequalities. Those, in turn, can result in an increase in conflict over sharing natural resources. Climate change is in fact an increasingly powerful driver of wider inequalities between and within countries, also between women and men.
Climate change can result in increased frequency of extreme weather events, flooding, storms, drought, increases in sea temperatures, and melting of glaciers, etc., which effect negatively agriculture and health/nutrition. This has negative implications on the livelihood of poor and vulnerable communities who depend largely on agriculture and natural resource management. In particular, women are affected in their roles of food producers and providers, guardians of health, and care givers. Reduced employment opportunities, for example for women working in agricultural fifields, constitute a net loss in income which leads to a loss in savings, making it even harder for households to cope with disasters.
The magnitude of this long term challenge can be assessed considering that an additional 1.8 billion people are expected to face water stress by 2080, with large areas of Central Asia, northern parts of South Asia and northern China facing a grave ecological crisis as a result of glacial retreat and changed rainfall patterns. Up to 330 million people in coastal and low-lying areas are expected to be displaced through flflooding and tropical storm activity. In the Asia Pacific region, in particular, over 70 million people in Bangladesh and 22 million people in Viet Nam could be affected by global warming-related flflooding.
What are the mechanisms through which the ecological impacts of climate change affect the poor? Are there examples of good practices to ensure climate and human security?
Have climate change and other environmental concerns been integrated in development planning in the context of environment protection and sustainable development? What has been the effectiveness of policies introduced? What is a possible agenda to promote human development and climate security? These are some of the questions that could be addressed.
The Fellowship
The UNDP Human Development Academic Fellowship for Asia Pacific carries an award of US$ 10,000. The students will be required to submit to UNDP a copy of their fifinal approved dissertation. In addition, Fellows may be expected to present their work in workshops/seminars and other events arranged by UNDP (travelrelated costs will be covered separately).
The thesis will acknowledge UNDP’s support by saying: “The author acknowledges the financial support received from the UNDP Asia Pacific Human Development Academic Fellowship for the research.”
Application Process
All candidates must complete a formal application in English or with an English translation, including:
· Summary statement of the objectives of the proposal
· Project proposal not exceeding 2,500 words
· Curriculum vitae
Incomplete applications or those received after the due date will not be processed.
Eligibility
· Be a citizen of a developing country in the Asia Pacific region (list of countries in Annex II)
· Have Have a Masters degree in a relevant discipline such as a social science, liberal arts, or management and be currently enrolled as a full time Ph.D. student
· Have identified a human development- related topic (further reading on Human Development topics is encouraged prior to submission of application.
· Submit a proposal approved by her/his direct supervisor at the University in which Ph.D. is being pursued
· Be younger than age 30. In exceptional cases the age requirement may be relaxed to 35 years to accommodate candidates who have returned to fulltime study after a period of work and/or family responsibilities
· Not be a UN Staff member
Selection Criteria
· Exceptional degree of creativity in choice of idea or topic
· Stage of development of the proposal
· Value-addition or new direction to the human development concept, methodology, analysis, application or policy relevance
· Track record of past accomplishments
· Time needed for completing the work undertaken
Selection Criteria
Selection will be based on an assessment of written proposals up to 2,500 words. A review of eligibility and assessment of the proposals submitted will be the basis for short listing. Short listed candidates will be required to participate in an interview. An independent selection committee will review the proposals and interact with the short listed candidates for the fifinal selection.
Deadline for 2009
Applications should be submitted by 1st September 2009.
Contact Information
Applications or any queries should be sent, preferably by email, to hdfellowships. rcc@undp. org
Alternatively, you could send them to:
UNDP Asia Pacific Human Development Academic Fellowship
Human Development Report Unit
UNDP Regional Centre for Asia Pacific, Colombo Office
23 Independence Avenue
Colombo 7
Sri Lanka
Annex I
A selected list of reading on human development is the following:
· What is human development (http://hdr.undp. org/hd/)
· Human Development Reports (http://hdr.undp. org/; especially chapter 1 of HDR 1990)
· Asia Pacific Human Development Reports (http://www.undprcc. lk/Publications/ Publications. asp and select Human Development Reports Unit)
· Human development training (http://www.undp. org.in/index. php?option= com_content& task=view& id=35&Itemid= 93)
· Background papers for global HDRs (http://hdr.undp. org/publications /papers.cfm)
· The Millennium Development Goals (http://hdr.undp. org/reports/ global/2003/ pdf/hdr03_ chapter_1. pdf)
· Risk, vulnerability and human development (http://hdr.undp. org/docs/ nhdr/insights/ HDInsights_ June2007. pdf)
· For more on Human Development, please visit the website of the UNDP Regional Centre in Colombo at http://www.undprcc. lk/ under “Publications”
Annex II
Nationals of the countries listed below are eligible to apply in their individual
capacity:
1. Afghanistan
2. Bangladesh
3. Bhutan
4. Cambodia
5. China
6. Cook Islands
7. Democratic People’s
1. Republic of Korea
8. Federated States of Micronesia
9. Fiji
10. India
11. Indonesia
12. Iran, Islamic Republic of
13. Kiribati
14. Lao People’s Democratic Republic
15. Malaysia
16. Maldives
17. Marshall Islands
18. Mongolia
19. Myanmar
20. Nauru
21. Nepal
22. Niue
23. Pakistan
24. Palau
25. Papua New Guinea
26. The Philippines
27. Republic of Korea
28. Samoa
29. Solomon Islands
30. Sri Lanka
31. Thailand
32. Timor-Leste
33. Tokelau
34. Tonga
35. Tuvalu
36. Vanuatu
37. Viet Nam
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Open PhD position (4 years, fully funded) in Information Retrieval Lab at Delft University of Technology
Multimedia Information Retrieval Lab at Delft University of Technology, the Netherlands, offers a PhD position funded by the European Union in the project "PuppyIR - Information Retrieval for Children".
Project Summary
PuppyIR (a new project funded by the EU 7th Framework) will provide an open suite of components that can be used by system designers to tailor IR systems for the specific needs of children. Current Information Retrieval (IR) systems are designed for adults: they return information that is unsuitable for children, present information in lists that children find difficult to manage and make it difficult for children to
ask for information. PuppyIR will develop new interaction paradigms that allow children to express their information needs simply and have results presented in an intuitive way. It will develop Information Services that can summarise content for children, moderate information for children, help children safely build social networks and intelligently aggregate for presentation to children.
More information about the project and its participants can be found at:
http://nirict. 3tu.nl/nirict- projects/ puppy-ir. doc/
More information about Multimedia Information Retrieval Lab:
http://ict.ewi. tudelft.nl/ index.php? option=com_ sections& id=45&Itemid= 109
Role in Project
The PhD student in Delft studies the retrieval models and their implementation to support the interfaces and interaction styles specialized for children's behaviour when accessing information online (developed by other project participants) . The student contributes solutions in the areas of multimodal presentation technology, text and multimedia content mining, and natural language processing of children's
texts. Specifically, the Delft contribution concentrates on a query assistance module based on entity retrieval and expert finding approaches, social network analysis, and, moderated discovery of information guided by opinion detection. Research prototypes are made to extend and exploit the PuppyIR open source framework. The PhD student also participates in the tasks to identify what evaluation measures make
sense for evaluation of search tools for children, and contributes to the development of test collections for the system-oriented evaluation of search algorithms for children.
Requirements for the PhD student
* Degree in Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence, Computational Linguistics or Cognitive Science
* Strong technical background in Machine Learning and/or Information Retrieval
* Excellent programming skills
* Good command of the English language
* Sincere interest in learning about how to adapt search technologies to the cognitive abilities of children
Appointment and Salary
The full-time appointment is temporary for four years. The starting salary is ˆ 2042 gross per month increasing to a maximum of ˆ 2612 gross per month in the fourth year. Moreover, an 8% bonus share (holiday supplement) and an end-of-year bonus of 8.3% is provided annually, as well as excellent secondary benefits. The preferable starting date is 1st September 2009.
How to apply
Applications should be sent by e-mail and include the following documents (in English):
* Curriculum Vitae (incl. publication list and a statement of research qualifications)
* copy of university degree
* copy of transcript listing all university marks
* a cover letter explaining the motivation for doing research in IR, with details of research interests/experienc e, background, programming skills and the knowledge of data mining/retrieval technologies
* two letters of reference
Applications should be sent to Pavel Serdyukov (p.serdyukov AT tudelft DOT nl) and Prof.dr.ir. Arjen P. de Vries (arjen.de.vries AT cwi DOT nl). In the ideal case, those candidates that will be around Boston, US, from 18 to 25 July (during the SIGIR conference), might be interviewed immediately. Please, specify if that is possible in your application.
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Project Summary
PuppyIR (a new project funded by the EU 7th Framework) will provide an open suite of components that can be used by system designers to tailor IR systems for the specific needs of children. Current Information Retrieval (IR) systems are designed for adults: they return information that is unsuitable for children, present information in lists that children find difficult to manage and make it difficult for children to
ask for information. PuppyIR will develop new interaction paradigms that allow children to express their information needs simply and have results presented in an intuitive way. It will develop Information Services that can summarise content for children, moderate information for children, help children safely build social networks and intelligently aggregate for presentation to children.
More information about the project and its participants can be found at:
http://nirict. 3tu.nl/nirict- projects/ puppy-ir. doc/
More information about Multimedia Information Retrieval Lab:
http://ict.ewi. tudelft.nl/ index.php? option=com_ sections& id=45&Itemid= 109
Role in Project
The PhD student in Delft studies the retrieval models and their implementation to support the interfaces and interaction styles specialized for children's behaviour when accessing information online (developed by other project participants) . The student contributes solutions in the areas of multimodal presentation technology, text and multimedia content mining, and natural language processing of children's
texts. Specifically, the Delft contribution concentrates on a query assistance module based on entity retrieval and expert finding approaches, social network analysis, and, moderated discovery of information guided by opinion detection. Research prototypes are made to extend and exploit the PuppyIR open source framework. The PhD student also participates in the tasks to identify what evaluation measures make
sense for evaluation of search tools for children, and contributes to the development of test collections for the system-oriented evaluation of search algorithms for children.
Requirements for the PhD student
* Degree in Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence, Computational Linguistics or Cognitive Science
* Strong technical background in Machine Learning and/or Information Retrieval
* Excellent programming skills
* Good command of the English language
* Sincere interest in learning about how to adapt search technologies to the cognitive abilities of children
Appointment and Salary
The full-time appointment is temporary for four years. The starting salary is ˆ 2042 gross per month increasing to a maximum of ˆ 2612 gross per month in the fourth year. Moreover, an 8% bonus share (holiday supplement) and an end-of-year bonus of 8.3% is provided annually, as well as excellent secondary benefits. The preferable starting date is 1st September 2009.
How to apply
Applications should be sent by e-mail and include the following documents (in English):
* Curriculum Vitae (incl. publication list and a statement of research qualifications)
* copy of university degree
* copy of transcript listing all university marks
* a cover letter explaining the motivation for doing research in IR, with details of research interests/experienc e, background, programming skills and the knowledge of data mining/retrieval technologies
* two letters of reference
Applications should be sent to Pavel Serdyukov (p.serdyukov AT tudelft DOT nl) and Prof.dr.ir. Arjen P. de Vries (arjen.de.vries AT cwi DOT nl). In the ideal case, those candidates that will be around Boston, US, from 18 to 25 July (during the SIGIR conference), might be interviewed immediately. Please, specify if that is possible in your application.
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CFP Art of Gender VII
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Heidi Harold
Phone: 208-282-2805
Email: gndrctr@isu. edu
CALL FOR PAPERS FOR THE ART OF GENDER IN EVERYDAY LIFE VII
Abstracts Due October 19, 2009
POCATELLO, 7/21/09 - A multidisciplinary conference, The Art of Gender in Everyday Life VII, will take place at Idaho State University (ISU), February 26, 2010. In addition to sessions, the conference will include: a keynote, "Sexual Fluidity," by Dr. Lisa Diamond, Associate Professor, Department of Psychology, at the University of Utah, on Friday evening, a Friday, lunchtime talk by an ISU faculty member; and a screening of LUNAFEST on Thursday evening, February 25. A formal call for papers, an announcement of our student paper competition, and a registration form can be found on our website at http://www.isu. edu/andersoncent er
Abstracts must be postmarked by October 19, 2009.
The Conference Committee invites abstracts from university faculty and staff as well as from graduate and advanced undergraduate students. ALL submissions related to the art of living gendered lives will be considered. This year, given our speakers, we are especially interested in submissions that address gender and identity, gender and psychology, gender in the arts (including the presentation of gendered performances, films, etc., as well as academic papers) and in popular culture.
During our annual conference, we welcome gender scholars from across the country to Pocatello. The conference is an opportunity for them to present current research on gender issues. Participants from past years have consistently commented on the friendly atmosphere at The Art of Gender in Everyday Life conferences, and it is our principal mission to continue our tradition of creating a collegial, supportive and nurturing environment for the discussion of gender issues from across the disciplines.
The Art of Gender in Everyday Life VII is a special opportunity to network with colleagues in the relaxed setting of Pocatello, Idaho, nestled between the picturesque Portneuf Range and Bannock Range of the Rocky Mountains.
Getting to Pocatello is easy! Delta flies to the Pocatello Regional Airport, and ground shuttles are available from the Salt Lake City International Airport to Pocatello through Salt Lake Express at https://secure. bluedepot. com/trailways/ index.cfm Other airports with shuttle service include Boise and Idaho Falls.
For further information, please contact Heidi Harold, Anderson Center Assistant Director, via phone (208-282-2805) or email (gndrctr@isu. edu).
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If you’d like more information about The Art of Gender in Everyday Life VII conference or the Anderson Center, or to schedule an interview with Anderson Center staff, please contact Rebecca Morrow or Heidi Harold at (208)282-2805 or gndrctr@isu. edu.
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Contact: Heidi Harold
Phone: 208-282-2805
Email: gndrctr@isu. edu
CALL FOR PAPERS FOR THE ART OF GENDER IN EVERYDAY LIFE VII
Abstracts Due October 19, 2009
POCATELLO, 7/21/09 - A multidisciplinary conference, The Art of Gender in Everyday Life VII, will take place at Idaho State University (ISU), February 26, 2010. In addition to sessions, the conference will include: a keynote, "Sexual Fluidity," by Dr. Lisa Diamond, Associate Professor, Department of Psychology, at the University of Utah, on Friday evening, a Friday, lunchtime talk by an ISU faculty member; and a screening of LUNAFEST on Thursday evening, February 25. A formal call for papers, an announcement of our student paper competition, and a registration form can be found on our website at http://www.isu. edu/andersoncent er
Abstracts must be postmarked by October 19, 2009.
The Conference Committee invites abstracts from university faculty and staff as well as from graduate and advanced undergraduate students. ALL submissions related to the art of living gendered lives will be considered. This year, given our speakers, we are especially interested in submissions that address gender and identity, gender and psychology, gender in the arts (including the presentation of gendered performances, films, etc., as well as academic papers) and in popular culture.
During our annual conference, we welcome gender scholars from across the country to Pocatello. The conference is an opportunity for them to present current research on gender issues. Participants from past years have consistently commented on the friendly atmosphere at The Art of Gender in Everyday Life conferences, and it is our principal mission to continue our tradition of creating a collegial, supportive and nurturing environment for the discussion of gender issues from across the disciplines.
The Art of Gender in Everyday Life VII is a special opportunity to network with colleagues in the relaxed setting of Pocatello, Idaho, nestled between the picturesque Portneuf Range and Bannock Range of the Rocky Mountains.
Getting to Pocatello is easy! Delta flies to the Pocatello Regional Airport, and ground shuttles are available from the Salt Lake City International Airport to Pocatello through Salt Lake Express at https://secure. bluedepot. com/trailways/ index.cfm Other airports with shuttle service include Boise and Idaho Falls.
For further information, please contact Heidi Harold, Anderson Center Assistant Director, via phone (208-282-2805) or email (gndrctr@isu. edu).
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If you’d like more information about The Art of Gender in Everyday Life VII conference or the Anderson Center, or to schedule an interview with Anderson Center staff, please contact Rebecca Morrow or Heidi Harold at (208)282-2805 or gndrctr@isu. edu.
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Call For Abstracts: Global Health and Innovation Summit at Yale
Global Health & Innovation Summit
The World's Leading Idea Incubator For Global Health Innovation
A Conference Presented Annually by Unite For Sight
Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut, USA
Saturday, April 17 - Sunday, April 18, 2010
Registration Now Open (Early Bird Registration Rate):http://www.unitefor sight.org/ conference
Call For Abstracts: Submit an abstract online at http://www.unitefor sight.org/ conference The first deadline for abstract submission is August 15, and the final abstract deadline is September 20.
"A Meeting of Minds," --CNN
200 Speakers in April 2010, Including Keynote Addresses by Seth Godin, Jeffrey Sachs and Sonia Sachs. Plus social innovation sessions by CEOs and Directors of Acumen Fund, Partners in Health, WaterPartners, Save The Children, HealthStore Foundation, and many others.
The Global Health & Innovation Summit convenes more than 2,200 participants from 55 countries. The Summit challenges students, public health professionals, educators, doctors, scientists, lawyers, universities, corporations, nonprofits, and others, to develop innovative, effective solutions to achieve global goals.
Keynote Speakers
"Using The Power of Stories and Tribes to Spread Your Messages and Change The World," Seth Godin, MBA, Agent of Change; New York Times Bestselling Author of Tribes: We Need You To Lead Us; Founder, Squidoo.com
Jeffrey Sachs, PhD, Director of Earth Institute at Columbia University; Quetelet Professor of Sustainable Development, Professor of Health Policy and Management, Columbia University; Special Advisor to Secretary-General of the United Nations Ban Ki-moon
Sonia Ehrlich Sachs, MD, MPH, Health Coordinator, Millennium Village Project
Leaders of Social Innovation and Social Entrepreneurship Speakers
Gene Falk, Co-Founder, Executive Directors, mothers2mothers
Scott Hillstrom, Chairman of the Board, CEO and Co-Founder, HealthStore Foundation
Kevin Jones, Co-Founder, Good Capital
Nancy Lublin, CEO, Do Something
Nicholas Lumpp, Cofounder, Somaly Mam Foundation
Joia Mukherjee, MD, MPH, Medical Director, Partners in Health; Director, Institute for Health and Social Justice; Assistant Professor, Harvard Medical School; Division of Social Medicine and Health Inequalities, Brigham and Women's Hospital
Ajay Nair, MBBS, MPH, Portfolio Associate, Acumen Fund
Billy Shore, JD, Founder and CEO, Share Our Strength
Kevin Starr, MD, Rainer Arnhold Fellows Program, Mulago Foundation
Gary White, Executive Director, WaterPartners
Andrew Wolk, CEO, Root Cause
Plus 200 Featured Speakers, including:
Ron Adelman, MD, MPH, Associate Professor of Ophthalmology, Yale University Eye Center
Jesus Aguais, Executive Director, Aid for AIDS
Astier Almedom, DPhil, Professor of Practice in Humanitarian Policy and Global Public Health
Agbessi Amouzou, PhD, Assistant Scientist, Institute for International Programs, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
Tom Arnold, CEO, Concern Worldwide
Jane Aronson, MD, Director, International Pediatric Health Services; Founder and Executive Officer, Worldwide Orphans Foundation (WWO); Clinical Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, Weill Medical College of Cornell University
Bob Bollinger, MD, MPH, Professor of Infectious Diseases and International Health; Director, Center for Clinical Global Health Education, Johns Hopkins University
Peter Bourne, MA, MD, Visiting Scholar, Oxford University; Vice Chancellor Emeritus, St. George's University; Formerly Special Assistant to the President of the United States for Health Issues; Chair, Medical Education Cooperation with Cuba (MEDICC)
Kathleen Casey, MD, FACS, Director, Operation Giving Back, American College of Surgeons
James Clarke, MD, Ophthalmologist and Medical Director, Crystal Eye Clinic, Ghana
Luz Claudio, MD, Associate Professor of Community and Preventive Medicine, Chief of the Division of International Health, Mount Sinai School of Medicine
Paul Cleary, PhD, Dean of Public Health, Chair, Epidemiology and Public Health; Anna M.R. Lauder Professor of Public Health, Yale University School of Public Health
Gustavo V. de Moraes, MD, Research Assistant Professor, NYU School of Medicine, Department of Ophthalmology, New York Eye and Ear Infirmary
Prabhjot Dhadialla, PhD, Program Director of Health Systems, Development and Research, Columbia Center For Global Health and Economic Development, Community Health Worker Advisor, Millennium Village Project
Zoravar Dhaliwal, CEO, Community Lab
Amir Dossal, Executive Director, UN Office for Partnerships
Margaret Duah-Mensah, RN, ON, Ophthalmic Nurse, Crystal Eye Clinic, Ghana
Harvey Fineberg, MD, PhD, President, Institute of Medicine of The National Academies
Susan Forster, MD, Associate Clinical Professor, Department of Medical Studies, Department of Ophthalmology, Yale School of Medicine; Chief, Ophthalmology, Yale University Health Services
Kevin Frick, PhD, Associate Professor, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
Pape Gaye, President and CEO, IntraHealth International
Ilene Gipson, PhD, Senior Scientist, Schepens Eye Research Institute; Professor, Department of Ophthalmology, Harvard Medical School
Ashifi Gogo, Co-founder, Sproxil; Holekamp Family PhD Innovation Fellow, Thayer School of Engineering at Dartmouth
Kate Grant, Executive Director, The Fistula Foundation
Laura Herman, Managing Director, Social Impact Advisors
Christopher P. Howson, PhD, Vice President for Global Programs, The March of Dimes Foundation
Marcelo Jacobs-Lorena, PhD, Department of Molecular Microbiology and Immunology, Malaria Research Institute, Johns Hopkins School of Public Health
Kaveh Khoshnood, PhD, Assistant Professor in Public Health Practice, Division of Epidmiology of Microbial Diseases, Yale School of Public Health
Norman Kleiman, PhD, Director, Eye Radiation and Environmental Research Laboratory, Department of Environmental Health Sciences, Mailman School of Public Health, Columbia University
Jamie Lachman, Clowns Without Borders
Robert Lawrence, MD, The Center for a Livable Future Professor, Professor of Environmental Health Sciences, Health Policy, and International Health; Director, Center for a Livable Future, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
Ted London, PhD, Senior Research Fellow; Director, Base of the Pyramid Initiative, William Davidson Institute at the University of Michigan
Pamela Lynam, MD, Country Director Kenya, JHPIEGO - Johns Hopkins University
John McGoldrick, JD, Senior Vice President, International AIDS Vaccine Initiative (IAVI)
Carole Mitnick, Sc.D., Instructor, Department of Global Health and Social medicine, Harvard Medical School
Mini Murthy, MD, MPH, MS, MPhil, CHES, Assistant Professor, Department of Health Policy and Management, Global Health Program Director, New York Medical College School of Public Health
Ron Nabors, Chief Executive Officer, Christian Blind Mission-USA
Cliff O'Callahan, MD, PhD, FAAP, Pediatric Faculty, Family Practice Group; Director of Nurseries, Middlesex Hospital; Chair, AAP Section on International Child Health
Rebecca Onie, JD, Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Project HEALTH
Santa Ono, PhD, Sr. Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education and Academic Affairs, Emory University
David Oot, Associate Vice President for Health, Save The Children
Sung Chul Park, MD, Glaucoma Fellow, New York Medical College, New York Eye and Ear Infirmary
Matthew Paul, MD, Danbury Eye Physicians and Surgeons
Steven Phillips, MD, Medical Director, Global Issues and Projects, ExxonMobil Corporation
Maryse B. Pierre-Louis, MD, MPH, MH/HSA, Lead HNP Specialist, Human Development; Coordinator, Booster Program For Malaria Control in Africa, World Bank Africa Region
Louis Pizzarello, MD, MPH, Secretary General, International Agency for the Prevention of Blindness
Suzanne Rainey, Forum One Communications
Rebecca Richards-Kortum, PhD, Stanley C. Moore Professor and Chair of Bioengineering, Rice University
Majid Sadigh, MD, Assistant Clinical Professor, Internal Medicine, Yale School of Medicine
Sarwat Salim, MD, Assistant Professor of Ophthalmology, University of Tennessee-Memphis
Georgia Sambunaris, Senior Advisor to the Director, Office of Economic Growth, US Agency for International Development
David Spiegel, MD, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia; Assistant Professor, University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine
Laura Stachel, MD, Bixby Center for Reproductive Health, UC Berkeley School of Public Health
John E. Tedstrom, PhD, President and CEO, Global Business Coalition on HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria (GBC)
James C. Tsai, MD, Robert R. Young Professor and Chairman, Department of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences, Yale University School of Medicine; Chief of Ophthalmology, Yale-New Haven Hospital
Seth Wanye, MD, Ophthalmologist, Eye Clinic of Tamale Teaching Hospital, Ghana
Sheila West, PhD, El-Maghraby Professor of Preventive Ophthalmology, Wilmer Eye Institute, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
David Zakus, BSc, MES, MSc, PhD, Director, Centre for International Health; Associate Professor, Dalla Lana School of Public Health; Associate Professor, Department of Health Policy, Management and Evaluation; Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto, Canada
Derek Yach, Vice President of Global Health Policy, PepsiCo
Rear Adm. Tim Ziemer, U.S. Malaria Coordinator, President's Malaria Initiative
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The World's Leading Idea Incubator For Global Health Innovation
A Conference Presented Annually by Unite For Sight
Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut, USA
Saturday, April 17 - Sunday, April 18, 2010
Registration Now Open (Early Bird Registration Rate):http://www.unitefor sight.org/ conference
Call For Abstracts: Submit an abstract online at http://www.unitefor sight.org/ conference The first deadline for abstract submission is August 15, and the final abstract deadline is September 20.
"A Meeting of Minds," --CNN
200 Speakers in April 2010
The Global Health & Innovation Summit convenes more than 2,200 participants from 55 countries. The Summit challenges students, public health professionals, educators, doctors, scientists, lawyers, universities, corporations, nonprofits, and others, to develop innovative, effective solutions to achieve global goals.
Keynote Speakers
"Using The Power of Stories and Tribes to Spread Your Messages and Change The World," Seth Godin, MBA, Agent of Change; New York Times Bestselling Author of Tribes: We Need You To Lead Us; Founder, Squidoo.com
Jeffrey Sachs, PhD, Director of Earth Institute at Columbia University; Quetelet Professor of Sustainable Development, Professor of Health Policy and Management, Columbia University; Special Advisor to Secretary-General of the United Nations Ban Ki-moon
Sonia Ehrlich Sachs, MD, MPH, Health Coordinator, Millennium Village Project
Leaders of Social Innovation and Social Entrepreneurship Speakers
Gene Falk, Co-Founder, Executive Directors, mothers2mothers
Scott Hillstrom, Chairman of the Board, CEO and Co-Founder, HealthStore Foundation
Kevin Jones, Co-Founder, Good Capital
Nancy Lublin, CEO, Do Something
Nicholas Lumpp, Cofounder, Somaly Mam Foundation
Joia Mukherjee, MD, MPH, Medical Director, Partners in Health; Director, Institute for Health and Social Justice; Assistant Professor, Harvard Medical School; Division of Social Medicine and Health Inequalities, Brigham and Women's Hospital
Ajay Nair, MBBS, MPH, Portfolio Associate, Acumen Fund
Billy Shore, JD, Founder and CEO, Share Our Strength
Kevin Starr, MD, Rainer Arnhold Fellows Program, Mulago Foundation
Gary White, Executive Director, WaterPartners
Andrew Wolk, CEO, Root Cause
Plus 200 Featured Speakers, including:
Ron Adelman, MD, MPH, Associate Professor of Ophthalmology, Yale University Eye Center
Jesus Aguais, Executive Director, Aid for AIDS
Astier Almedom, DPhil, Professor of Practice in Humanitarian Policy and Global Public Health
Agbessi Amouzou, PhD, Assistant Scientist, Institute for International Programs, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
Tom Arnold, CEO, Concern Worldwide
Jane Aronson, MD, Director, International Pediatric Health Services; Founder and Executive Officer, Worldwide Orphans Foundation (WWO); Clinical Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, Weill Medical College of Cornell University
Bob Bollinger, MD, MPH, Professor of Infectious Diseases and International Health; Director, Center for Clinical Global Health Education, Johns Hopkins University
Peter Bourne, MA, MD, Visiting Scholar, Oxford University; Vice Chancellor Emeritus, St. George's University; Formerly Special Assistant to the President of the United States for Health Issues; Chair, Medical Education Cooperation with Cuba (MEDICC)
Kathleen Casey, MD, FACS, Director, Operation Giving Back, American College of Surgeons
James Clarke, MD, Ophthalmologist and Medical Director, Crystal Eye Clinic, Ghana
Luz Claudio, MD, Associate Professor of Community and Preventive Medicine, Chief of the Division of International Health, Mount Sinai School of Medicine
Paul Cleary, PhD, Dean of Public Health, Chair, Epidemiology and Public Health; Anna M.R. Lauder Professor of Public Health, Yale University School of Public Health
Gustavo V. de Moraes, MD, Research Assistant Professor, NYU School of Medicine, Department of Ophthalmology, New York Eye and Ear Infirmary
Prabhjot Dhadialla, PhD, Program Director of Health Systems, Development and Research, Columbia Center For Global Health and Economic Development, Community Health Worker Advisor, Millennium Village Project
Zoravar Dhaliwal, CEO, Community Lab
Amir Dossal, Executive Director, UN Office for Partnerships
Margaret Duah-Mensah, RN, ON, Ophthalmic Nurse, Crystal Eye Clinic, Ghana
Harvey Fineberg, MD, PhD, President, Institute of Medicine of The National Academies
Susan Forster, MD, Associate Clinical Professor, Department of Medical Studies, Department of Ophthalmology, Yale School of Medicine; Chief, Ophthalmology, Yale University Health Services
Kevin Frick, PhD, Associate Professor, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
Pape Gaye, President and CEO, IntraHealth International
Ilene Gipson, PhD, Senior Scientist, Schepens Eye Research Institute; Professor, Department of Ophthalmology, Harvard Medical School
Ashifi Gogo, Co-founder, Sproxil; Holekamp Family PhD Innovation Fellow, Thayer School of Engineering at Dartmouth
Kate Grant, Executive Director, The Fistula Foundation
Laura Herman, Managing Director, Social Impact Advisors
Christopher P. Howson, PhD, Vice President for Global Programs, The March of Dimes Foundation
Marcelo Jacobs-Lorena, PhD, Department of Molecular Microbiology and Immunology, Malaria Research Institute, Johns Hopkins School of Public Health
Kaveh Khoshnood, PhD, Assistant Professor in Public Health Practice, Division of Epidmiology of Microbial Diseases, Yale School of Public Health
Norman Kleiman, PhD, Director, Eye Radiation and Environmental Research Laboratory, Department of Environmental Health Sciences, Mailman School of Public Health, Columbia University
Jamie Lachman, Clowns Without Borders
Robert Lawrence, MD, The Center for a Livable Future Professor, Professor of Environmental Health Sciences, Health Policy, and International Health; Director, Center for a Livable Future, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
Ted London, PhD, Senior Research Fellow; Director, Base of the Pyramid Initiative, William Davidson Institute at the University of Michigan
Pamela Lynam, MD, Country Director Kenya, JHPIEGO - Johns Hopkins University
John McGoldrick, JD, Senior Vice President, International AIDS Vaccine Initiative (IAVI)
Carole Mitnick, Sc.D., Instructor, Department of Global Health and Social medicine, Harvard Medical School
Mini Murthy, MD, MPH, MS, MPhil, CHES, Assistant Professor, Department of Health Policy and Management, Global Health Program Director, New York Medical College School of Public Health
Ron Nabors, Chief Executive Officer, Christian Blind Mission-USA
Cliff O'Callahan, MD, PhD, FAAP, Pediatric Faculty, Family Practice Group; Director of Nurseries, Middlesex Hospital; Chair, AAP Section on International Child Health
Rebecca Onie, JD, Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Project HEALTH
Santa Ono, PhD, Sr. Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education and Academic Affairs, Emory University
David Oot, Associate Vice President for Health, Save The Children
Sung Chul Park, MD, Glaucoma Fellow, New York Medical College, New York Eye and Ear Infirmary
Matthew Paul, MD, Danbury Eye Physicians and Surgeons
Steven Phillips, MD, Medical Director, Global Issues and Projects, ExxonMobil Corporation
Maryse B. Pierre-Louis, MD, MPH, MH/HSA, Lead HNP Specialist, Human Development; Coordinator, Booster Program For Malaria Control in Africa, World Bank Africa Region
Louis Pizzarello, MD, MPH, Secretary General, International Agency for the Prevention of Blindness
Suzanne Rainey, Forum One Communications
Rebecca Richards-Kortum, PhD, Stanley C. Moore Professor and Chair of Bioengineering, Rice University
Majid Sadigh, MD, Assistant Clinical Professor, Internal Medicine, Yale School of Medicine
Sarwat Salim, MD, Assistant Professor of Ophthalmology, University of Tennessee-Memphis
Georgia Sambunaris, Senior Advisor to the Director, Office of Economic Growth, US Agency for International Development
David Spiegel, MD, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia; Assistant Professor, University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine
Laura Stachel, MD, Bixby Center for Reproductive Health, UC Berkeley School of Public Health
John E. Tedstrom, PhD, President and CEO, Global Business Coalition on HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria (GBC)
James C. Tsai, MD, Robert R. Young Professor and Chairman, Department of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences, Yale University School of Medicine; Chief of Ophthalmology, Yale-New Haven Hospital
Seth Wanye, MD, Ophthalmologist, Eye Clinic of Tamale Teaching Hospital, Ghana
Sheila West, PhD, El-Maghraby Professor of Preventive Ophthalmology, Wilmer Eye Institute, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
David Zakus, BSc, MES, MSc, PhD, Director, Centre for International Health; Associate Professor, Dalla Lana School of Public Health; Associate Professor, Department of Health Policy, Management and Evaluation; Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto, Canada
Derek Yach, Vice President of Global Health Policy, PepsiCo
Rear Adm. Tim Ziemer, U.S. Malaria Coordinator, President's Malaria Initiative
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“THINK AND LINK” - Regional Policy Programme CfA, Deadline
Dear colleagues,
The European Fund for the Balkans (EFB) launches a new call for application within its "THINK AND LINK" - Regional Policy Programme. The programme seeks to foster inclusive and evidence-based policy making in the Western Balkans by initiating research projects embedded in a regional capacity building and networking programme cycle.
The programme is addressed to: emerging think-tanks, policy oriented NGOs, independent policy institutes and policy relevant research groups from the Western Balkans.
Applicants must apply for participation in the programme cycle (capacity building and networking seminars, mentoring) and submit a research project proposal on a topic relevant from the perspective of the Copenhagen criteria.
EXPECTED PROGRAMME OUTPUTS:
- policy papers based on sound research;
- public debate triggered by innovative, effective and efficient outreach activities;
- capacity building and training component;
new co-operation and communication channels within the regional think-tank scene
Please find enclosed the programme description, call for proposals and the application form or visit
http://balkanfund. org/the-news/ envisioning- europe/71/ 71.html
to download the documents.
HOW TO APPLY
Applicants must complete the following two forms in English only:
1. Application form
i. description of the applicant organisation
ii. description of the research project
iii. dissemination strategy
iv. motivation for participation in the capacity building and networking programme cycle
iv. Project budget
To apply, please send your completed application to policy@balkanfund. org.Subject line should include: the word „PROPOSAL09". Proposals will be accepted via email only. Proposals which are not sent to policy@balkanfund. org will not be considered.
PROGRAMME HIGHLIGHTS AND KEY DATES
Application deadline: September 20, 2009.
Final decisions communicated to applicants: by October 15, 2009.
Think and Link Programme duration: November 2009 – October 2010
Capacity building seminar (I seminar): November, 2009.
Research period: December 1, 2009 - July 31, 2010.
Final papers to be submitted by: August 1, 2010.
Final seminar (II Seminar): September 2010.
Feel free to distribute this call.
Best regards,
Igor Bandovic
Programme Manager
European Fund for the Balkans / NEF
Resavska 35, 11000 Belgrade, Serbia
Phone/Fax: +381 (0)11 3033662
E-mail: igor.bandovic@ balkanfund. org
www.balkanfund. org
The European Fund for the Balkans is an initiative of the Robert Bosch Stiftung, the King Baudouin Foundation, the Compagnia di San Paolo and the ERSTE Foundation, hosted by NEF.
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The European Fund for the Balkans (EFB) launches a new call for application within its "THINK AND LINK" - Regional Policy Programme. The programme seeks to foster inclusive and evidence-based policy making in the Western Balkans by initiating research projects embedded in a regional capacity building and networking programme cycle.
The programme is addressed to: emerging think-tanks, policy oriented NGOs, independent policy institutes and policy relevant research groups from the Western Balkans.
Applicants must apply for participation in the programme cycle (capacity building and networking seminars, mentoring) and submit a research project proposal on a topic relevant from the perspective of the Copenhagen criteria.
EXPECTED PROGRAMME OUTPUTS:
- policy papers based on sound research;
- public debate triggered by innovative, effective and efficient outreach activities;
- capacity building and training component;
new co-operation and communication channels within the regional think-tank scene
Please find enclosed the programme description, call for proposals and the application form or visit
http://balkanfund. org/the-news/ envisioning- europe/71/ 71.html
to download the documents.
HOW TO APPLY
Applicants must complete the following two forms in English only:
1. Application form
i. description of the applicant organisation
ii. description of the research project
iii. dissemination strategy
iv. motivation for participation in the capacity building and networking programme cycle
iv. Project budget
To apply, please send your completed application to policy@balkanfund. org.Subject line should include: the word „PROPOSAL09". Proposals will be accepted via email only. Proposals which are not sent to policy@balkanfund. org will not be considered.
PROGRAMME HIGHLIGHTS AND KEY DATES
Application deadline: September 20, 2009.
Final decisions communicated to applicants: by October 15, 2009.
Think and Link Programme duration: November 2009 – October 2010
Capacity building seminar (I seminar): November, 2009.
Research period: December 1, 2009 - July 31, 2010.
Final papers to be submitted by: August 1, 2010.
Final seminar (II Seminar): September 2010.
Feel free to distribute this call.
Best regards,
Igor Bandovic
Programme Manager
European Fund for the Balkans / NEF
Resavska 35, 11000 Belgrade, Serbia
Phone/Fax: +381 (0)11 3033662
E-mail: igor.bandovic@ balkanfund. org
www.balkanfund. org
The European Fund for the Balkans is an initiative of the Robert Bosch Stiftung, the King Baudouin Foundation, the Compagnia di San Paolo and the ERSTE Foundation, hosted by NEF.
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The Sociology of Islam and Muslim Societies Newsletter: SUMMER 2009
SOCIOLOGY OF ISLAM & MUSLIM SOCIETIES
Summer 2009 - Newsletter No. 4 - ISSN:1942-7948
We are launching a new issue of the Sociology of Islam and Muslim Societies Newsletter. In the current issue, you will find an introduction by Dr. Charles Kurzman, three short articles by Rachel Woodlock, Yoginder Sikand and Leon Moosavi, an interview with Dr. Tzvi Langermann on Islam and Islamic Studies in Israel, a book review by Khaldoun Samman, and asummary of a lecture on Afghanistan, by Shah Mahmoud Hanifi. We have also expanded our network (Sociology of Islam Mailing List), and will be transitioning our publication and mailing list to Portland State University in the Fall of 2009.
We hope that you will enjoy reading the diverse views on Islam and Muslim Societies from the sociological perspective provided in the newsletter.
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This new issue contains the following articles:
1. Introduction, Charles Kurzman
2. An Interview with Dr. Y. Tzvi Langermann on Islamic Studies and Islam in Israel, by Tugrul Keskin and Najm al-Din Yousefi
3. The Islamicity of Different Interpretations of Ḥijab, by Rachel Woodlock
4. Representation of Islam and Muslims by the British Government Between 2001 and 2007, by Leon Moosavi
5. Scholarly Research in the Madrassa: A Brief Overview, by Maulana Waris Mazhari (Translated by Yoginder Sikand)
6. Shah Mahmoud Hanifi's lecture on the US Foreign Policy and Afghanistan: The Colonial Market for Afghan Languages, by Lindsay N. Meath
7. A New Book: The Clash of Modernities: The Islamist Challenge and the Making and Unmaking of the "New" Jew, Arab, and Turk, by Khaldoun Samman
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http://www.sociologyofislam.org
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Summer 2009 - Newsletter No. 4 - ISSN:1942-7948
We are launching a new issue of the Sociology of Islam and Muslim Societies Newsletter. In the current issue, you will find an introduction by Dr. Charles Kurzman, three short articles by Rachel Woodlock, Yoginder Sikand and Leon Moosavi, an interview with Dr. Tzvi Langermann on Islam and Islamic Studies in Israel, a book review by Khaldoun Samman, and asummary of a lecture on Afghanistan, by Shah Mahmoud Hanifi. We have also expanded our network (Sociology of Islam Mailing List), and will be transitioning our publication and mailing list to Portland State University in the Fall of 2009.
We hope that you will enjoy reading the diverse views on Islam and Muslim Societies from the sociological perspective provided in the newsletter.
If you would like to receive the current issue, please send me an email:
tugrulk@vt.edu
This new issue contains the following articles:
1. Introduction, Charles Kurzman
2. An Interview with Dr. Y. Tzvi Langermann on Islamic Studies and Islam in Israel, by Tugrul Keskin and Najm al-Din Yousefi
3. The Islamicity of Different Interpretations of Ḥijab, by Rachel Woodlock
4. Representation of Islam and Muslims by the British Government Between 2001 and 2007, by Leon Moosavi
5. Scholarly Research in the Madrassa: A Brief Overview, by Maulana Waris Mazhari (Translated by Yoginder Sikand)
6. Shah Mahmoud Hanifi's lecture on the US Foreign Policy and Afghanistan: The Colonial Market for Afghan Languages, by Lindsay N. Meath
7. A New Book: The Clash of Modernities: The Islamist Challenge and the Making and Unmaking of the "New" Jew, Arab, and Turk, by Khaldoun Samman
For more information please visit our website:
http://www.sociologyofislam.org
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Open PhD positions at University of Ferrara, Italy
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Biologia Evoluzionistica e Ambientale (file .doc 58 kb)
Comparazione Giuridica e Storico-Giuridica (file .doc 67 kb)
Diritto Costituzionale (file .doc 55 kb)
Diritto dell'Unione Europea (file .doc 54 kb)
Economia (file .doc 56 kb)
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Fisica (file .doc 60 kb)
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Scienze Biomediche (file .doc 60 kb)
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Scienze e Tecnologie per l'Archeologia e i Beni Culturali (file .doc 67 kb)
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Studi Umanistici e Sociali (file .doc 57 kb)
Tecnologia dell'Architettura (file .doc 57 kb)
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CfP: Deadline Extended for Int'l Conference on Health & Human Science
The 2009 International Conference on Health & Human Sciences (ICHHS 2009)
Clock Tower Resort & Conference Center, Rockford, IL
September 18-19, 2009
Proposals or papers are being accepted for the 2009 International Conference on Health & Human Sciences (ICHHS 2009) taking place at Clock Tower Resort & Conference Center, Rockford, IL (just outside Chicago), from September 18-19, 2009. The papers can address any aspect of health and human sciences. The conference will welcome
submissions from scholars, health professionals, scientists, technology experts, policy makers, and other practitioners. It is also a goal of the conference to foster inspiration, skills, ideas, and enjoyment.
Instructions for Submission of Papers
Suggested Themes:
• Advances in Health and Human Sciences
• Biotechnology
• Ethics in Health and/or Human Sciences
• Food and Nutrition
• Health and Human Sciences Education
• Human Development and Family Sciences
• Psychology and other Human Sciences
• Public Health Issues
• The Impact of Technology on the Practice of Medicine
• The Role of Government in the Development of Health and Human Sciences
• Research and Practice of Allied Health
• Sports & Physical Fitness
• Any Other Topic in Health and/or Human Sciences
How to Submit Your Paper:
• Please note that your submission is not limited to any specific aspect of health and/or human sciences and cross-disciplinary works are highly encouraged.
• Proposal submission deadline is August 30, 2009 and early submissions are welcomed.
• Notification of acceptance of paper for presentation at ICHHS 2009 will be on or before August 31, 2009.
• Final papers expected by September 10, 2009 for inclusion in the Proceedings of the International Conference on Health & Human Sciences.
• All papers should be submitted by email to Prof. JJ Asongu at conference@irgbusin ess.com.
Conference Registration
Early-Bird Registration (Until August 31, 2009): $195.00
Students (Until August 31, 2009): $95.00
After August 31, 2009 (Everyone): $295.00
The registration fee includes a copy of the conference proceedings on CD-ROM. One must register in order to present at the conference or to publish in JHHS.
Register online at: http://www.123signup.com/calendar?Org=irgbusiness
One can also register by making a check to:
Institute for Research on Global Business (IRGB)
6957 Olde Creek Road, Ste. 2300
Rockford, IL 61114
United States of America
Publications
The conference provides two publication outlets:
1. Proceedings of the International Conference on Health & Human Sciences
2. Journal of Health and Human Sciences (JHHS)
Venue and Accommodation
Clock Tower Resort and Conference Center
7801 East State Street
Rockford, Illinois, 61108-2721, USA
Phone: 815-398-6000
Fax: 815-398-8062
Rockford & Its Attractions
Rockford is a mid-sized city located on both banks of the Rock River in far northern Illinois. Rockford is about 50 miles NW of Chicago and is often referred to as “The Forest City.” It has a population of over 155,000, making it the third-largest city in Illinois after Chicago and Aurora. The Rockford metro area has a population of about 340,000.
Rockford has numerous attractions for visitors and residents alike, regardless of what your interests might be. Whether you like arts and culture, performing arts and theater, parks and gardens, outdoor sports and recreation, or one of a dozen other activities, the Rockford area has thousands of fun things to do and see.
For fun things to do in or around Rockford, please visit:
http://www.ci.rockford.il.us/about/index.cfm?id=342
Guidelines for Submission of Papers
All papers must be submitted in the APA format. For more information on the APA style, visit http://www.apastyle.org.
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Clock Tower Resort & Conference Center, Rockford, IL
September 18-19, 2009
Proposals or papers are being accepted for the 2009 International Conference on Health & Human Sciences (ICHHS 2009) taking place at Clock Tower Resort & Conference Center, Rockford, IL (just outside Chicago), from September 18-19, 2009. The papers can address any aspect of health and human sciences. The conference will welcome
submissions from scholars, health professionals, scientists, technology experts, policy makers, and other practitioners. It is also a goal of the conference to foster inspiration, skills, ideas, and enjoyment.
Instructions for Submission of Papers
Suggested Themes:
• Advances in Health and Human Sciences
• Biotechnology
• Ethics in Health and/or Human Sciences
• Food and Nutrition
• Health and Human Sciences Education
• Human Development and Family Sciences
• Psychology and other Human Sciences
• Public Health Issues
• The Impact of Technology on the Practice of Medicine
• The Role of Government in the Development of Health and Human Sciences
• Research and Practice of Allied Health
• Sports & Physical Fitness
• Any Other Topic in Health and/or Human Sciences
How to Submit Your Paper:
• Please note that your submission is not limited to any specific aspect of health and/or human sciences and cross-disciplinary works are highly encouraged.
• Proposal submission deadline is August 30, 2009 and early submissions are welcomed.
• Notification of acceptance of paper for presentation at ICHHS 2009 will be on or before August 31, 2009.
• Final papers expected by September 10, 2009 for inclusion in the Proceedings of the International Conference on Health & Human Sciences.
• All papers should be submitted by email to Prof. JJ Asongu at conference@irgbusin ess.com.
Conference Registration
Early-Bird Registration (Until August 31, 2009): $195.00
Students (Until August 31, 2009): $95.00
After August 31, 2009 (Everyone): $295.00
The registration fee includes a copy of the conference proceedings on CD-ROM. One must register in order to present at the conference or to publish in JHHS.
Register online at: http://www.123signup.com/calendar?Org=irgbusiness
One can also register by making a check to:
Institute for Research on Global Business (IRGB)
6957 Olde Creek Road, Ste. 2300
Rockford, IL 61114
United States of America
Publications
The conference provides two publication outlets:
1. Proceedings of the International Conference on Health & Human Sciences
2. Journal of Health and Human Sciences (JHHS)
Venue and Accommodation
Clock Tower Resort and Conference Center
7801 East State Street
Rockford, Illinois, 61108-2721, USA
Phone: 815-398-6000
Fax: 815-398-8062
Rockford & Its Attractions
Rockford is a mid-sized city located on both banks of the Rock River in far northern Illinois. Rockford is about 50 miles NW of Chicago and is often referred to as “The Forest City.” It has a population of over 155,000, making it the third-largest city in Illinois after Chicago and Aurora. The Rockford metro area has a population of about 340,000.
Rockford has numerous attractions for visitors and residents alike, regardless of what your interests might be. Whether you like arts and culture, performing arts and theater, parks and gardens, outdoor sports and recreation, or one of a dozen other activities, the Rockford area has thousands of fun things to do and see.
For fun things to do in or around Rockford, please visit:
http://www.ci.rockford.il.us/about/index.cfm?id=342
Guidelines for Submission of Papers
All papers must be submitted in the APA format. For more information on the APA style, visit http://www.apastyle.org.
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UNDP Human Development Academic and Media Fellowship 2009
The award will be based on a proposal, including a draft budget. Proposals can cover different media outputs, e.g. radio programmes, short films, public service announcements, print media articles, cartoons, photo essays, etc. The Fellows should be willing to present their work at workshops, seminars and other events as may be arranged by UNDP from time to time (travel-related costs will be covered separately). The final media product will be shared with UNDP and acknowledge UNDP's support as follows: This work was supported by the United Nations Development Programme under an UNDP Asia Pacific Human Development Media Fellowship.
http://www.scholars hips-links. com/viewdetail/ 614/UNDP- Media-Fellowship -2009-for- Asia-Pacific. html
2009 Asia Pacific Human Development Academic Fellowship
The UNDP Human Development Academic Fellowship for Asia Pacific carries an award of US$ 10,000. The students will be required to submit to UNDP a copy of their fifinal approved dissertation. In addition, Fellows may be expected to present their work in workshops/seminars and other events arranged by UNDP (travelrelated costs will be covered separately). The thesis will acknowledge UNDP's support by saying: The author acknowledges the financial support received from the UNDP Asia Pacific Human Development Academic Fellowship for the research.
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2009 Asia Pacific Human Development Academic Fellowship
The UNDP Human Development Academic Fellowship for Asia Pacific carries an award of US$ 10,000. The students will be required to submit to UNDP a copy of their fifinal approved dissertation. In addition, Fellows may be expected to present their work in workshops/seminars and other events arranged by UNDP (travelrelated costs will be covered separately). The thesis will acknowledge UNDP's support by saying: The author acknowledges the financial support received from the UNDP Asia Pacific Human Development Academic Fellowship for the research.
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Jul 20, 2009
Grundtvig: Seminarii de contact in Lituania si Italia [DL; 20 iul]
Pe site-ul Agentiei Nationale pentru Programe Comunitare in Domeniul Educatiei si Formarii Profesionale - ANPCDEFP, la sectiunea Vizite pregatitoare - Noutati, sunt publicate informatii privind organizarea mai multor astfel de vizite in cadrul programului "Invatare pe tot parcursul vietii".
Printre acestea se numara si doua seminarii de contact (componenta Grundtvig) la Vilnius (Lituania), si la Bardonecchia (Italia). Perioada de desfasurare a celor doua seminarii este 30.09 -04.10.2009. Pentru fiecare seminar in parte, Romania are 3 locuri rezervate pentru participanti.
Ambele seminarii au ca data limita de depunere a candidaturilor: 20 iulie 2007
Mai multe informatii:
http://www.anpcdefp.ro/programe/vizite/noutati.html
Pentru mai multe detalii privind procedura de la Vizite pregatitoare
puteti lua legatura cu Geta Grecu, pe e-mail la geta.grecu@anpcdefp .ro sau
telefonic la 021.20.10.743.
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Printre acestea se numara si doua seminarii de contact (componenta Grundtvig) la Vilnius (Lituania), si la Bardonecchia (Italia). Perioada de desfasurare a celor doua seminarii este 30.09 -04.10.2009. Pentru fiecare seminar in parte, Romania are 3 locuri rezervate pentru participanti.
Ambele seminarii au ca data limita de depunere a candidaturilor: 20 iulie 2007
Mai multe informatii:
http://www.anpcdefp.ro/programe/vizite/noutati.html
Pentru mai multe detalii privind procedura de la Vizite pregatitoare
puteti lua legatura cu Geta Grecu, pe e-mail la geta.grecu@anpcdefp .ro sau
telefonic la 021.20.10.743.
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SSP Engineering Ph.D. Scholarship in Kochi, Southern Japanhern Japan
Engineering Ph.D. Scholarship in Kochi, Southern Japan
What is Special Scholarship Program (SSP)?Special Scholarship Program (SSP) was established in 2003 in order to support the advanced research of the university by enlisting the help of highly capable international students. Every year in April and October, the university enrolls selected foreign doctoral students under specific research projects. The students pursue the doctoral course in English while at the same time assisting their host professor as a research assistant (RA). Through this program KUT wishes to expand and deepen international ties with academic and educational institutions all over the world.
→Message from SSP students
→Undergoing SSP Project
→Thesis of Graduated SSP Students
1. PROGRAM OF STUDYCourse for International Students
Doctoral Program (3 years)
Department of Engineering, Graduate School of Engineering
2. NUMBER OF STUDENTS TO BE ADMITTED
20 students per year
3. ENROLLMENT TIME
April/October
4. SCHOLARSHIP TERM
One year
*The term will be extended for increments of one year up to a total of three years, unless the university terminates the scholarship for any of the reasons stated below in the paragraph 12, Termination of Scholarship
5. OBLIGATIONS
(1) Scholarship recipient must work as a research assistant under the specific research project.
*However, the total paid working time per week, including research assistant work, should not exceed 28 hours.
(2) Scholarship recipient must report his/her study and research achievements to the dean of the graduate school of engineering at the end of each semester. The submitted reports will be evaluated.
6. BENEFITS
(1) Receive up to 1,200, 000 yen per year for working as a research assistant.
(2) Exemption from 300,000 yen enrollment fee and 535,800 yen (per year) tuition fee.
(3) Receive 200,000 yen for travel and initial living costs (given only to applicants who are living outside Japan at the time of application)
7. ELIGIBILITY Applicants are required to meet all of the following conditions
(1) To have or to be expected to acquire a master's degree before enrollment.
(2) To have intention, adequate knowledge and research skill to work as a research assistant under the one of research projects listed here
(3) To have an excellent academic record
(4) To have a high English proficiency
(5) To be 35 years old or under at the time of enrollment
(6) To have other than Japanese nationality
8. APPLICATION PROCESS
(1) Choose the research project from the SSP Research Project List
for October 2009 & April 2010 Enrollment.
(2) Complete and submit all required documents.
*Please refer to the List for SSP Application Documents
Application deadline September 30, 2009
for more information please visit http://www.kochi- tech.ac.jp/ gs_e/admission/ index.html
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What is Special Scholarship Program (SSP)?Special Scholarship Program (SSP) was established in 2003 in order to support the advanced research of the university by enlisting the help of highly capable international students. Every year in April and October, the university enrolls selected foreign doctoral students under specific research projects. The students pursue the doctoral course in English while at the same time assisting their host professor as a research assistant (RA). Through this program KUT wishes to expand and deepen international ties with academic and educational institutions all over the world.
→Message from SSP students
→Undergoing SSP Project
→Thesis of Graduated SSP Students
1. PROGRAM OF STUDYCourse for International Students
Doctoral Program (3 years)
Department of Engineering, Graduate School of Engineering
2. NUMBER OF STUDENTS TO BE ADMITTED
20 students per year
3. ENROLLMENT TIME
April/October
4. SCHOLARSHIP TERM
One year
*The term will be extended for increments of one year up to a total of three years, unless the university terminates the scholarship for any of the reasons stated below in the paragraph 12, Termination of Scholarship
5. OBLIGATIONS
(1) Scholarship recipient must work as a research assistant under the specific research project.
*However, the total paid working time per week, including research assistant work, should not exceed 28 hours.
(2) Scholarship recipient must report his/her study and research achievements to the dean of the graduate school of engineering at the end of each semester. The submitted reports will be evaluated.
6. BENEFITS
(1) Receive up to 1,200, 000 yen per year for working as a research assistant.
(2) Exemption from 300,000 yen enrollment fee and 535,800 yen (per year) tuition fee.
(3) Receive 200,000 yen for travel and initial living costs (given only to applicants who are living outside Japan at the time of application)
7. ELIGIBILITY Applicants are required to meet all of the following conditions
(1) To have or to be expected to acquire a master's degree before enrollment.
(2) To have intention, adequate knowledge and research skill to work as a research assistant under the one of research projects listed here
(3) To have an excellent academic record
(4) To have a high English proficiency
(5) To be 35 years old or under at the time of enrollment
(6) To have other than Japanese nationality
8. APPLICATION PROCESS
(1) Choose the research project from the SSP Research Project List
for October 2009 & April 2010 Enrollment.
(2) Complete and submit all required documents.
*Please refer to the List for SSP Application Documents
Application deadline September 30, 2009
for more information please visit http://www.kochi- tech.ac.jp/ gs_e/admission/ index.html
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PhD Scholarships at Swansea University
PhD Scholarships in the School of Arts and Humanities at Swansea University
Ten fully funded PhD scholarships covering UK/EU fees and a maintenance award at AHRC rates for three years.
Closing Date: 31 July 2009
Applications are welcome from well-qualified candidates from the UK and EU, whose research topic could be supervised at Swansea.
Applicants should have a background in the Arts and Humanities. The scholarships are available to new PhD students only, for full or part-time study.
We welcome proposals which match the research priorities of our centres: for further details visit the research pages for Arts and Humanities .
Further information:
Over 140 academics work in a wide range of the Arts and Humanities at Swansea.
Two of these scholarships will be in the form of Graduate Teaching Assistantships with a requirement to offer six hours teaching each week in any field of history.
How to Apply:
Applicants should submit their CV and research proposal by 31 July 2009. Projects will commence from 21 September 2009.
Contact: Professor Helen Fulton
School of Arts and Humanities
Keir Hardie Building
Swansea University
Swansea SA2 8PP
UK
Phone: 44 (0)1792 602417
Fax: 44 (0)1792 295761
Email: h.e.fulton@swansea. ac.uk
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Ten fully funded PhD scholarships covering UK/EU fees and a maintenance award at AHRC rates for three years.
Closing Date: 31 July 2009
Applications are welcome from well-qualified candidates from the UK and EU, whose research topic could be supervised at Swansea.
Applicants should have a background in the Arts and Humanities. The scholarships are available to new PhD students only, for full or part-time study.
We welcome proposals which match the research priorities of our centres: for further details visit the research pages for Arts
Further information:
Over 140 academics work in a wide range of the Arts and Humanities at Swansea.
Two of these scholarships will be in the form of Graduate Teaching Assistantships with a requirement to offer six hours teaching each week in any field of history.
How to Apply:
Applicants should submit their CV and research proposal by 31 July 2009. Projects will commence from 21 September 2009.
Contact: Professor Helen Fulton
School of Arts and Humanities
Keir Hardie Building
Swansea University
Swansea SA2 8PP
UK
Phone: 44 (0)1792 602417
Fax: 44 (0)1792 295761
Email: h.e.fulton@swansea. ac.uk
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MBA Scholarships, Lausanne, Switzerland
Leadership MBA Program and Scholarship - Lausanne, Switzerland: Redesigned in collaboration with CEOs and HR Directors across Europe, BuAdd Newsiness School Lausanne´s new MBA aims to develop future leaders equipped to address tomorrow´s business challenges. BSL is ranked in the top fifth of the QS Global 200 Business Schools 2009 listing.
The Future Leader Scholarship award may be applied to the BSL Executive MBA, Full-time MBA or Flex-MBA degree program. The Executive MBA takes place on Saturdays and is completed in 1½ years. The full-time and flex programs follow a modular format, with the full-time being completed in 1 year. Participants in the part-time, Flex-MBA determine their own study schedule and may take up to 3 years to complete. Tuition for an MBA at BSL is CHF 44,800.
To apply for the scholarship, eligible candidates are asked to submit an essay of 2000-2500 words on how they will use a BSL MBA to achieve their professional vision(s).
All applications and essays must be received by July 31, 2009.
Website: http://www.bsl-lausanne.ch/index.php/eng/News/Future-Leader
Email: info@bsl-lausanne. ch
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The Future Leader Scholarship award may be applied to the BSL Executive MBA, Full-time MBA or Flex-MBA degree program. The Executive MBA takes place on Saturdays and is completed in 1½ years. The full-time and flex programs follow a modular format, with the full-time being completed in 1 year. Participants in the part-time, Flex-MBA determine their own study schedule and may take up to 3 years to complete. Tuition for an MBA at BSL is CHF 44,800.
To apply for the scholarship, eligible candidates are asked to submit an essay of 2000-2500 words on how they will use a BSL MBA to achieve their professional vision(s).
All applications and essays must be received by July 31, 2009.
Website: http://www.bsl-lausanne.ch/index.php/eng/News/Future-Leader
Email: info@bsl-lausanne. ch
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15 PhD positions at the GATEWAY Project
New Marie Curie Initial Training Network
GATEWAYS *
Multi-level assessment of ocean-climate dynamics: a gateway to
interdisciplinary training and analysis
GATEWAYS invites applications* * for
15 Early-Stage Researchers (ESR) at the PhD student level
The GATEWAYS project conducts interdisciplinary climate change research on the ocean circulation and its linking with climate processes on regional to global scales. The project combines modern observations, climate (ocean, atmosphere) modelling and marine palaeoclimatology. GATEWAYS sets out to test the sensitivity of the ocean circulation to changing climates of the past. It will assess the dynamics of the ocean circulation as a function of climate change; the influence of ocean circulation on continental climate; and the impact of inter-ocean water transports on the basin- wide overturning circulation.
The project provides training in laboratory-based analytical protocols and instrumentation, data processing and management, and numerical climate modelling. Complementary skills training focuses on project management and communication techniques. Trainees receive an integrated interdisciplinary grounding in the marine and climate sciences; proficiency in analytical procedures, climate modelling and statistical data processing; managerial skills to design and carry out research in an efficient and pragmatic way.
An information package providing project overview and application information is available at the Institut de CieÌncia i Tecnologia Ambientals of the Universitat AutoÌnoma de Barcelona at
www.uab.cat/ icta
* GATEWAYS is sponsored by the 7th Framework Programme of the European Community
** Deadline for applications is 30 September 2009
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http://icta. uab.es/divulgaci on/index. jsp?id=569& id_idioma= 0
http://icta. uab.es/99_ recursos/ 1245673088874. pdf
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GATEWAYS *
Multi-level assessment of ocean-climate dynamics: a gateway to
interdisciplinary training and analysis
GATEWAYS invites applications* * for
15 Early-Stage Researchers (ESR) at the PhD student level
The GATEWAYS project conducts interdisciplinary climate change research on the ocean circulation and its linking with climate processes on regional to global scales. The project combines modern observations, climate (ocean, atmosphere) modelling and marine palaeoclimatology. GATEWAYS sets out to test the sensitivity of the ocean circulation to changing climates of the past. It will assess the dynamics of the ocean circulation as a function of climate change; the influence of ocean circulation on continental climate; and the impact of inter-ocean water transports on the basin- wide overturning circulation.
The project provides training in laboratory-based analytical protocols and instrumentation, data processing and management, and numerical climate modelling. Complementary skills training focuses on project management and communication techniques. Trainees receive an integrated interdisciplinary grounding in the marine and climate sciences; proficiency in analytical procedures, climate modelling and statistical data processing; managerial skills to design and carry out research in an efficient and pragmatic way.
An information package providing project overview and application information is available at the Institut de CieÌncia i Tecnologia Ambientals of the Universitat AutoÌnoma de Barcelona at
www.uab.cat/ icta
* GATEWAYS is sponsored by the 7th Framework Programme of the European Community
** Deadline for applications is 30 September 2009
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http://icta. uab.es/divulgaci on/index. jsp?id=569& id_idioma= 0
http://icta. uab.es/99_ recursos/ 1245673088874. pdf
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Jul 18, 2009
22 PhD positions at the FACETS Project
FACETS-ITN Ph.D. positions: From Neuroscience to Neuro-Inspired Computing
http://facets.kip.uni-heidelberg.de/ITN
22 Ph.D. Positions are available in the following scientific work areas: Neurobiology of Cells and Networks, Modelling of Neural Systems, Neuromorphic Hardware, Neuro-Electronic Interfaces, Computational Principles in Neural Architectures, Mechanisms of Learning and Plasticity.
This 'Marie-Curie Initial Training Network' (funded by the EU) involves 15 groups at European Research Universities, Research Centers and Industrial Partners in 6 countries.
Ph.D. students will participate in an exciting research programme and will receive a strongly interdisciplinary training in all scientific areas involved as well as in additional skills (planned training workshops). The program also includes extended stays in several partner laboratories (about 4 months in 2-3 different locations). Ph.D. degrees will be awarded by the universities of the partner groups. Each position is funded for up to 3 years.
Applicants with an excellent degree (Master of Science, Diploma, earned since September 2005) in Biology, Physics, Computer Science, Engineering or Mathematics and the strong wish to actively contribute to an interdisciplinary research activity are invited to apply.
http://facets.kip.uni-heidelberg.de/ITN
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http://facets.kip.uni-heidelberg.de/ITN
22 Ph.D. Positions are available in the following scientific work areas: Neurobiology of Cells and Networks, Modelling of Neural Systems, Neuromorphic Hardware, Neuro-Electronic Interfaces, Computational Principles in Neural Architectures, Mechanisms of Learning and Plasticity.
This 'Marie-Curie Initial Training Network' (funded by the EU) involves 15 groups at European Research Universities, Research Centers and Industrial Partners in 6 countries.
Ph.D. students will participate in an exciting research programme and will receive a strongly interdisciplinary training in all scientific areas involved as well as in additional skills (planned training workshops). The program also includes extended stays in several partner laboratories (about 4 months in 2-3 different locations). Ph.D. degrees will be awarded by the universities of the partner groups. Each position is funded for up to 3 years.
Applicants with an excellent degree (Master of Science, Diploma, earned since September 2005) in Biology, Physics, Computer Science, Engineering or Mathematics and the strong wish to actively contribute to an interdisciplinary research activity are invited to apply.
http://facets.kip.uni-heidelberg.de/ITN
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Jul 13, 2009
Conference: Civil Wars and their Legacies, Swansea 4-5.9.2009
The School of Humanities at Swansea University and the German Historical Institute London are pleased to announce the following international and interdisciplinary conference:
‘Communities in Conflict: Civil Wars and their Legacies’
The conference will be held in the James Callaghan Lecture Theatre at Swansea University on 4-5 September 2009. Please see the attached conference poster or visit the web link below for the conference program, registration form, and travel information. The deadline for registration is 13 July 2009. If you require further information please contact Dr. Regina Poertner – email: r.poertner@swansea. ac.uk
www.swansea.ac.uk/history/News/Events/Headline,31828,en.php
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‘Communities in Conflict: Civil Wars and their Legacies’
The conference will be held in the James Callaghan Lecture Theatre at Swansea University on 4-5 September 2009. Please see the attached conference poster or visit the web link below for the conference program, registration form, and travel information. The deadline for registration is 13 July 2009. If you require further information please contact Dr. Regina Poertner – email: r.poertner@swansea. ac.uk
www.swansea.ac.uk/history/News/Events/Headline,31828,en.php
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MyNetResearch Grant Awards Competition 2009
Dear Social Sciences Researcher:
The advent of Web 2.0-based research networks such as MyNetResearch.com has dramatically reduced barriers and obstacles preventing researchers from interacting with each other across the world. In addition, they improve document management, project management, collaboration, and idea discovery.
We invite proposals from research faculty that describe how MyNetResearch can help researchers at their universities create productive university-wide research collaborations and improve overall efficiency of their university's research efforts. These could include:
* Support of research consortia within or across universities
* Support of academia/industry research collaborations
* Support of research Centers within or across universities
* Improving research across the university in support of accreditation efforts
* Creating a support infrastructure for PhD students' dissertation and management
* Support of multiple-country research efforts
The competition shall consist of three (3) awards of 1-year Institutional Licenses for the grant applicants' universities, worth $50,000 each. This license may be used by research faculty and graduate students at the grantee's university.
Submission Deadline: July 25th, 2009
For more information visit: http://www.mynetresearch.info/2009
Competition. htm
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The advent of Web 2.0-based research networks such as MyNetResearch.com has dramatically reduced barriers and obstacles preventing researchers from interacting with each other across the world. In addition, they improve document management, project management, collaboration, and idea discovery.
We invite proposals from research faculty that describe how MyNetResearch can help researchers at their universities create productive university-wide research collaborations and improve overall efficiency of their university's research efforts. These could include:
* Support of research consortia within or across universities
* Support of academia/industry research collaborations
* Support of research Centers within or across universities
* Improving research across the university in support of accreditation efforts
* Creating a support infrastructure for PhD students' dissertation and management
* Support of multiple-country research efforts
The competition shall consist of three (3) awards of 1-year Institutional Licenses for the grant applicants' universities, worth $50,000 each. This license may be used by research faculty and graduate students at the grantee's university.
Submission Deadline: July 25th, 2009
For more information visit: http://www.mynetresearch.info/2009
Competition. htm
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CFP: International Conference on Business & Technology
Conference: The 2009 International Conference on Business & Technology
Date: September 24-27, 2009
Venue: Baltimore, Maryland, USA
Deadline: Papers and/or Proposal to be submitted by August 15, 2009
Contact: conference@irgbusin ess.com
CALL FOR PAPERS
The 2009 International Conference on Business and Technology (ICBT 2009)
Baltimore, Maryland, USA
September 24-27, 2009
Proposals or papers are being accepted for the 2009 International Conference on Business & Technology (ICBT 2009) taking place in the Courtyard by Marriott in Downtown/Inner Harbor, Baltimore, MD, from September 24-27, 2009. The papers can address any aspect of business and technology, but special interest will be on those that focus on the intersection of business and technology. The conference will
welcome submissions from scholars, businesspeople, entrepreneurs, technology experts, policy makers, and other practitioners of business and technology. It is also a goal of the conference to foster inspiration, skills, ideas, and enjoyment.
Instructions for Submission of Papers
Suggested Themes:
• The Role of Government in the Development of Business & Technology
• The Impact of Technology on the Practice of Medicine
• Emerging Information and Communication Technologies
• Sustainable/ Green Technology
• The Transportation Industries – Road, Rail, Water, & Air
• Technology in Education
• Ethics in Business and Technology
• Biotechnology
• Agribusiness
• Any Other Topic in Business and/or Technology
How to Submit Your Paper:
• Please note that your submission is not limited to any specific aspect of business or technology and cross-disciplinary works are highly encouraged.
• Proposal submission deadline is August 15, 2009 and early submissions are welcomed.
• Notification of acceptance of paper for presentation at ICBT 2009 will be on or before August 20, 2009.
• Final papers expected by September 15, 2009 for inclusion in the Proceedings of the International Conference on Business & Technology.
• All papers should be submitted by email to Dr. Jude Edwards at
conference@irgbusin ess.com.
Conference Registration
Early-Bird Registration (Until August 15, 2009): $195.00
Students (Until August 15, 2009): $95.00
After August 15, 2009 (Everyone): $295.00
The registration fee includes a copy of the conference proceedings. One must register in order to present at the conference or to publish in IBTR.
Register online at: http://www.123signu p.com/calendar? Org=irgbusiness One can also register by making a check to:
Institute for Research on Global Business (IRGB)
6957 Olde Creek Road, Ste. 2300
Rockford, IL 61114
United States of America
Publication
The conference provides three publication outlets:
1. Proceedings of the International Conference on Business & Technology
2. International Business and Technology Review (IBTR)
3. Book on Business & Technology to be published by the academic publisher LIT Verlag – Berlin
Venue
Courtyard by Marriott
Baltimore Downtown/Inner Harbor
1000 Aliceanna Street, Baltimore, Maryland 21202, USA.
To make reservations for accommodation, call 1-888-236-2427 or 1-443-923-4000.
You can also book online at http://www.marriott .com/bwidt
Guidelines for Submission of Papers
All papers must be submitted in the APA format. For more information
on the APA style, visit http://www.apastyle.org.
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Date: September 24-27, 2009
Venue: Baltimore, Maryland, USA
Deadline: Papers and/or Proposal to be submitted by August 15, 2009
Contact: conference@irgbusin ess.com
CALL FOR PAPERS
The 2009 International Conference on Business and Technology (ICBT 2009)
Baltimore, Maryland, USA
September 24-27, 2009
Proposals or papers are being accepted for the 2009 International Conference on Business & Technology (ICBT 2009) taking place in the Courtyard by Marriott in Downtown/Inner Harbor, Baltimore, MD, from September 24-27, 2009. The papers can address any aspect of business and technology, but special interest will be on those that focus on the intersection of business and technology. The conference will
welcome submissions from scholars, businesspeople, entrepreneurs, technology experts, policy makers, and other practitioners of business and technology. It is also a goal of the conference to foster inspiration, skills, ideas, and enjoyment.
Instructions for Submission of Papers
Suggested Themes:
• The Role of Government in the Development of Business & Technology
• The Impact of Technology on the Practice of Medicine
• Emerging Information and Communication Technologies
• Sustainable/ Green Technology
• The Transportation Industries – Road, Rail, Water, & Air
• Technology in Education
• Ethics in Business and Technology
• Biotechnology
• Agribusiness
• Any Other Topic in Business and/or Technology
How to Submit Your Paper:
• Please note that your submission is not limited to any specific aspect of business or technology and cross-disciplinary works are highly encouraged.
• Proposal submission deadline is August 15, 2009 and early submissions are welcomed.
• Notification of acceptance of paper for presentation at ICBT 2009 will be on or before August 20, 2009.
• Final papers expected by September 15, 2009 for inclusion in the Proceedings of the International Conference on Business & Technology.
• All papers should be submitted by email to Dr. Jude Edwards at
conference@irgbusin ess.com.
Conference Registration
Early-Bird Registration (Until August 15, 2009): $195.00
Students (Until August 15, 2009): $95.00
After August 15, 2009 (Everyone): $295.00
The registration fee includes a copy of the conference proceedings. One must register in order to present at the conference or to publish in IBTR.
Register online at: http://www.123signu p.com/calendar? Org=irgbusiness One can also register by making a check to:
Institute for Research on Global Business (IRGB)
6957 Olde Creek Road, Ste. 2300
Rockford, IL 61114
United States of America
Publication
The conference provides three publication outlets:
1. Proceedings of the International Conference on Business & Technology
2. International Business and Technology Review (IBTR)
3. Book on Business & Technology to be published by the academic publisher LIT Verlag – Berlin
Venue
Courtyard by Marriott
Baltimore Downtown/Inner Harbor
1000 Aliceanna Street, Baltimore, Maryland 21202, USA.
To make reservations for accommodation, call 1-888-236-2427 or 1-443-923-4000.
You can also book online at http://www.marriott .com/bwidt
Guidelines for Submission of Papers
All papers must be submitted in the APA format. For more information
on the APA style, visit http://www.apastyle.org.
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CfA: Scholarship, Germany and Turkey in Europe, Summer School, Berlin, Germany
Dear all,
From August 31 to October 2, 2009, the German Turkish Masters Program in Social Sciences will conduct its Summer Course at Humboldt-Universitä t zu Berlin, Germany. The course introduces its participants to issues related to the overarching topic of "Germany and Turkey in Europe." Next to lectures, seminars and visits to numerous
institutions and sites in Berlin, German language courses will be offered at a beginner and advanced level throughout the duration of the course.
The course is open to undergraduate as well as graduate students of the Social Sciences and related fields, who wish to intensify their knowledge of Germany and Turkey in Europe and the German language. A certificate will be issued to participants after the successful completion of the course. It is not possible to earn ECTS Credit Points in this course. The course language will be English.
Stipends to support participants in their travel and stay here in Berlin are available for the duration of the course.
If you have further questions or require additional information, please contact us at *infogetm@sowi. hu-berlin. de*.
Information regarding application procedures is available on our webpage at http://www.bgss.hu-berlin.de/masters/getma/sc2009
Sincerely,
Steffen Buchsteiner
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From August 31 to October 2, 2009, the German Turkish Masters Program in Social Sciences will conduct its Summer Course at Humboldt-Universitä t zu Berlin, Germany. The course introduces its participants to issues related to the overarching topic of "Germany and Turkey in Europe." Next to lectures, seminars and visits to numerous
institutions and sites in Berlin, German language courses will be offered at a beginner and advanced level throughout the duration of the course.
The course is open to undergraduate as well as graduate students of the Social Sciences and related fields, who wish to intensify their knowledge of Germany and Turkey in Europe and the German language. A certificate will be issued to participants after the successful completion of the course. It is not possible to earn ECTS Credit Points in this course. The course language will be English.
Stipends to support participants in their travel and stay here in Berlin are available for the duration of the course.
If you have further questions or require additional information, please contact us at *infogetm@sowi. hu-berlin. de*.
Information regarding application procedures is available on our webpage at http://www.bgss.hu-berlin.de/masters/getma/sc2009
Sincerely,
Steffen Buchsteiner
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CfA: Learn Romanian in a Nutshell, Bucharest, August-October 2009
ROMANIA IN A NUTSHELL
Romanian Language Classes for Foreigners
Study Romanian at the Romanian Cultural Institute!
Courses for beginners, intermediate and advanced learners.
The study groups comprise 8-10 students.
Duration: 2 months – 36 study hours (Tuesdays and Thursdays, from 6.30 PM to 8.30 PM)
- 4th series: August 10th– October 9th (deadline August 3rd)
Applications must be submitted to the e-mail address
relatii.interne@ icr.ro (attn. Ms. Silvia Varbedian),
with a cc at: ana.borca@icr. ro and oana.suciu@icr. ro or as a hard-copy,
at the headquarters of the Institute.
Contact: Ana Borca - tel. 031 7100 672
Location: "Alexandru Vlahuta" Secondary School,
5 Scoala Floreasca St., Bucharest (Calea Dorobanti area).
Costs: 850 lei per module.
Among our teachers we have instructors from the University of Bucharest
More details available on http://www.icr.ro/roclasses
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Romanian Language Classes for Foreigners
Study Romanian at the Romanian Cultural Institute!
Courses for beginners, intermediate and advanced learners.
The study groups comprise 8-10 students.
Duration: 2 months – 36 study hours (Tuesdays and Thursdays, from 6.30 PM to 8.30 PM)
- 4th series: August 10th– October 9th (deadline August 3rd)
Applications must be submitted to the e-mail address
relatii.interne@ icr.ro (attn. Ms. Silvia Varbedian),
with a cc at: ana.borca@icr. ro and oana.suciu@icr. ro or as a hard-copy,
at the headquarters of the Institute.
Contact: Ana Borca - tel. 031 7100 672
Location: "Alexandru Vlahuta" Secondary School,
5 Scoala Floreasca St., Bucharest (Calea Dorobanti area).
Costs: 850 lei per module.
Among our teachers we have instructors from the University of Bucharest
More details available on http://www.icr.ro/roclasses
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CfP: SEEU Review
*Call for Papers: SEEU Review*
Dear all,
The call for papers for the *SEEU Review* is now open until 15 September 2009. We encourage all those who are researching in the field of law, economy, public administration, international relations, political sciences, languages, communication, technology sciences, environment etc., to submit their papers. Also very welcome will be the papers regarding to other important fields of the university.
The submitted article has to be written in English language, and all authors must provide translation of the abstract in both Albanian and Macedonian languages.
Please read the attached guidelines before submitting an article. Authors who have submitted papers that have not been accepted for publication in previous issues are encouraged to submit their papers again using the new guidelines.
************
*Manuscript Submissions for SEEU Review***
* *
SEEU Review aims to provide an international forum for research, analysis, and debate from a broad range of fields, such as economics, law, public administration, education, language and linguistics, sociology and environmental health sciences. SEEU Review will accept the following types of articles for consideration: research, position papers, white papers, and reviews.
SEEU Review seeks to publish original work that demonstrates currency and relevance to the field of study. Submitted manuscripts must not be currently under consideration for publication elsewhere, and authors must assign copyright to South East European University if the manuscript is selected for publication.
All submissions will be requested via an open Call for Papers. The Call may be completely open or based on a specific theme, based on the decision of the Editor-In-Chief of the SEEU Review. To assure the highest standards for the publication, all manuscript submissions will be refereed through a peer review process. Additionally, all submissions will be subject to review for plagiarism. The preferred language for manuscripts is English, but submissions in Albanian and Macedonian may be considered under specific requests. Manuscripts should be submitted to the Editor ial Board via
review@seeu. edu.mk
Authors should submit their articles electronically to SEEU Review in Microsoft Word format, and all manuscripts must be spell-checked and proofread prior to submission. All submissions must follow APA (American Psychological Association) style for format and references (footnotes and endnotes are not permitted). Manuscripts should not exceed 8,000 words, including the abstract (which should be 200 to 300 words), references, and other elements.
The entire manuscript, including the abstract, the reference list, and any tables, should be presented as A4 size paper with single-spaced typescript in 12-point Times New Roman. It should begin with a cover page, giving the title of the paper, the name(s) of the author(s), institutional affiliation( s) and correspondence address(es), e-mail address(es), a suggested shorter title for running heads, and three to five keywords. On the next page, put the article title and the abstract, then continue with the body of the article. All pages must be numbered.
Authors are discouraged from using figures. If there is sufficient cause to include figures, authors must submit original electronic copies in EPS, TIF, or high-resolution JPG format. If tables are included, they must be created in Word, not Excel.
The article has to be peer reviewed by both external and internal peer reviewer.
--
Albulena Halili
Assistant at Research Office
SEE University - Tetovo
office: Rectorate/3/ 05
phone: +389 44 356 130
e-mail: a.halili@seeu. edu.mk
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Dear all,
The call for papers for the *SEEU Review* is now open until 15 September 2009. We encourage all those who are researching in the field of law, economy, public administration, international relations, political sciences, languages, communication, technology sciences, environment etc., to submit their papers. Also very welcome will be the papers regarding to other important fields of the university.
The submitted article has to be written in English language, and all authors must provide translation of the abstract in both Albanian and Macedonian languages.
Please read the attached guidelines before submitting an article. Authors who have submitted papers that have not been accepted for publication in previous issues are encouraged to submit their papers again using the new guidelines.
************
*Manuscript Submissions for SEEU Review***
* *
SEEU Review aims to provide an international forum for research, analysis, and debate from a broad range of fields, such as economics, law, public administration, education, language and linguistics, sociology and environmental health sciences. SEEU Review will accept the following types of articles for consideration: research, position papers, white papers, and reviews.
SEEU Review seeks to publish original work that demonstrates currency and relevance to the field of study. Submitted manuscripts must not be currently under consideration for publication elsewhere, and authors must assign copyright to South East European University if the manuscript is selected for publication.
All submissions will be requested via an open Call for Papers. The Call may be completely open or based on a specific theme, based on the decision of the Editor-In-Chief of the SEEU Review. To assure the highest standards for the publication, all manuscript submissions will be refereed through a peer review process. Additionally, all submissions will be subject to review for plagiarism. The preferred language for manuscripts is English, but submissions in Albanian and Macedonian may be considered under specific requests. Manuscripts should be submitted to the Editor ial Board via
review@seeu. edu.mk
Authors should submit their articles electronically to SEEU Review in Microsoft Word format, and all manuscripts must be spell-checked and proofread prior to submission. All submissions must follow APA (American Psychological Association) style for format and references (footnotes and endnotes are not permitted). Manuscripts should not exceed 8,000 words, including the abstract (which should be 200 to 300 words), references, and other elements.
The entire manuscript, including the abstract, the reference list, and any tables, should be presented as A4 size paper with single-spaced typescript in 12-point Times New Roman. It should begin with a cover page, giving the title of the paper, the name(s) of the author(s), institutional affiliation( s) and correspondence address(es), e-mail address(es), a suggested shorter title for running heads, and three to five keywords. On the next page, put the article title and the abstract, then continue with the body of the article. All pages must be numbered.
Authors are discouraged from using figures. If there is sufficient cause to include figures, authors must submit original electronic copies in EPS, TIF, or high-resolution JPG format. If tables are included, they must be created in Word, not Excel.
The article has to be peer reviewed by both external and internal peer reviewer.
--
Albulena Halili
Assistant at Research Office
SEE University - Tetovo
office: Rectorate/3/ 05
phone: +389 44 356 130
e-mail: a.halili@seeu. edu.mk
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3RD NGO INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
"ENGAGING GOVERNMENT AND NGO'S ON PUBLIC HEALTH"
PARK GARDEN, LONDON-UK
20th - 30th August, 2009.
This is a call to participate in a national multi-sectoral conference bringing together Leading figures and Various Non Governmental Organizations (NGOs) from Public health to discuss and debate the issues around social determinants of health.
This is an opportunity to learn more about the social factors that can lead to ill health and inequalities. Hear from experts in the UK and internationally about the underlying causes that can lead to health problems. The determinants include unemployment, unsafe workplaces, urban slums, globalization and lack of access to health systems.
The Conference will provide an opportunity for participants to share insights and experiences and to network with other colleagues from voluntary sectors, health, education, local authorities and other areas. It is also an opportunity to get a direct access to loans and grants.
Keynote speaker, Professor Sir Michael Marmot, chairman of the World health organization commission on the social determinants of health. Other speakers include: Dr. Fiona Adshead, Deputy Chief Medical Officer of England and Director of Health improvement.
Proposed interactive sessions.
* Child development
* Employment
* Priority Public Health issues
*Social exclusion
*Women and Gender equality.
Side Attractions:
* Book launching
* Artistic and cultural activities
* Exhibitions and Grants Approvals.
* Banquets, coffee break services.
* Opportunities for informal networking and alliance building.
All plenaries and selected breakout sessions will have interpretation in English, Spanish, Portugal and French.
Registration/Participation fee?
Registration is free.
Who can participate?
Members of NGOs, Health Practitioners, Professionals in relevant fields, Lawyers, Psychologists, Women and Youth Development Groups, Government Officials, Donor Agencies, distinguished theologians, scholars and academics, ecumenists, members of peace and reconciliation groups and prospective individuals.
I can't afford the cost - Can you help?
The Richard Dolls Foundation and its co- sponsors have set up an Access Fund to support the travel costs (International Travel and local transportation cost) for all qualified participants. This is will on a first come-first-serve policy as we are envisioning
Accommodation/Reservations:
All Intending Participants are required to book for Accommodation/Reservation strictly in the conference host ground-ABBA QUEENS GATE HOTEL, which qualifies you for participation.
At this point we are provisioning for nearly 200 participants so all other Provisions like Travel tickets, local transportation, banquet, all meals and coffee break services, will be taken care of by the foundation.
Participants Invitations/selection will be on a first come/ first processed basis, so the sooner we receive your nominations, the earlier we can process them.
For Further Information/Reservation, Contact:
Dr Greg Williams
richarddollsfoundation09@live.com
Phone No: +44 (0) 7045770050
NB. Prospective Participants must apply in groups of 1-3.
Visas and Letters of invitation:
Special arrangements have been made, the Workshop organizers will arrange for letters of invitation to be sent to appropriate embassy officials as soon as we receive a proof/confirmation of hotel Reservation/ booking via email.
Presentation Proposal
If you wish to present a paper at the conference, you should submit a single-spaced one-page presentation abstract, curriculum vitae (less than 4 pages), and presentation application form, which will be sent on request.
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PARK GARDEN, LONDON-UK
20th - 30th August, 2009.
This is a call to participate in a national multi-sectoral conference bringing together Leading figures and Various Non Governmental Organizations (NGOs) from Public health to discuss and debate the issues around social determinants of health.
This is an opportunity to learn more about the social factors that can lead to ill health and inequalities. Hear from experts in the UK and internationally about the underlying causes that can lead to health problems. The determinants include unemployment, unsafe workplaces, urban slums, globalization and lack of access to health systems.
The Conference will provide an opportunity for participants to share insights and experiences and to network with other colleagues from voluntary sectors, health, education, local authorities and other areas. It is also an opportunity to get a direct access to loans and grants.
Keynote speaker, Professor Sir Michael Marmot, chairman of the World health organization commission on the social determinants of health. Other speakers include: Dr. Fiona Adshead, Deputy Chief Medical Officer of England and Director of Health improvement.
Proposed interactive sessions.
* Child development
* Employment
* Priority Public Health issues
*Social exclusion
*Women and Gender equality.
Side Attractions:
* Book launching
* Artistic and cultural activities
* Exhibitions and Grants Approvals.
* Banquets, coffee break services.
* Opportunities for informal networking and alliance building.
All plenaries and selected breakout sessions will have interpretation in English, Spanish, Portugal and French.
Registration/Participation fee?
Registration is free.
Who can participate?
Members of NGOs, Health Practitioners, Professionals in relevant fields, Lawyers, Psychologists, Women and Youth Development Groups, Government Officials, Donor Agencies, distinguished theologians, scholars and academics, ecumenists, members of peace and reconciliation groups and prospective individuals.
I can't afford the cost - Can you help?
The Richard Dolls Foundation and its co- sponsors have set up an Access Fund to support the travel costs (International Travel and local transportation cost) for all qualified participants. This is will on a first come-first-serve policy as we are envisioning
Accommodation/Reservations:
All Intending Participants are required to book for Accommodation/Reservation strictly in the conference host ground-ABBA QUEENS GATE HOTEL, which qualifies you for participation.
At this point we are provisioning for nearly 200 participants so all other Provisions like Travel tickets, local transportation, banquet, all meals and coffee break services, will be taken care of by the foundation.
Participants Invitations/selection will be on a first come/ first processed basis, so the sooner we receive your nominations, the earlier we can process them.
For Further Information/Reservation, Contact:
Dr Greg Williams
richarddollsfoundation09@live.com
Phone No: +44 (0) 7045770050
NB. Prospective Participants must apply in groups of 1-3.
Visas and Letters of invitation:
Special arrangements have been made, the Workshop organizers will arrange for letters of invitation to be sent to appropriate embassy officials as soon as we receive a proof/confirmation of hotel Reservation/ booking via email.
Presentation Proposal
If you wish to present a paper at the conference, you should submit a single-spaced one-page presentation abstract, curriculum vitae (less than 4 pages), and presentation application form, which will be sent on request.
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TOC: Critique and Humanism 29, 2/2009, Literature. Historiography, Sociology
New Publication: CRITIQUE & HUMANISM journal (Bulgaria) Issue 29, 2/2009
"Literature. Historiography. Sociology" (in Bulgarian language), guest editor: Albena
Hranova
http://www.bsph.org/kx_journal
Human and Social Studies Foundation- Sofia is glad to announce that Critique & Humanism journal has published a new issuewithin the frames of the project "Nation and Citizenship" financed by the National Scientific Fund (Bulgaria).The issue contains an addendum presenting Mount Analogue art project (Amsterdam). Abstracts in English are available upon request.
For more information, please contact us at kx_journal@bsph. org
TABLE OF CONTENT:
Albena Hranova: Introductory Words: Literature. Historiography. Sociology
Paradigms and Theories I
Diana Mishkova: Toward an Interpretative Framework for the Study of the Politics of National Peculiarity in XIX Century
Ivelina Ivanova, Todor Hristov: Interpretation of History, Literature and/or Discursive Practices
Momchil Hristov: Michel Foucault and the Historical
Sociology of Socialism
Cases and Imaginaries
I
Raycho Pozharliev: The Imagined Cannibal
Maria Schnitter: The Silence of the Bulgarian Clio, or the Missing Bulgarian Mediaeval Chronicles
Albena Hranova: Historiography and Literature: The "Conflict" of the Faculties
КХ presents
Snejanka Mihaylova, Piersandra Di Matteo: MontAnalogue
Fragment: Communism and Its Spectres
Alexander Kiossev: The Real Inheritor
Martin Kanoushev: Punishment and Revolutionary Expedience: Bulgarian Criminal Law, 1944 - 1956
Liliana Deyanova: Scientific Archives after the Scientific Front, Disciplinary Memory and Interdisciplinary History
Ivan Elenkov: The Soft Wings of the Totalitarian Imagination
Petya Kabakchieva: The Usages of History: the Stakes behind the Scandal with one Research Project
Paradigms and Theories
II
Janusz Slawi´nski: Sociology of Literature and Historical Poetics
Yani Milchakov: Historicism as a Challenge: The Dilemma of the Sociology of Literature (20 - 21 Century)
Galina Goncharova: Beyond the Generational Borders
Cases and Imaginaries
II
Milena Iakimova: The Soldier-Citizen, the Crook and the Proletarian Pale Son
Boyan Znepolski: "L´Atelier du roman": A Storage or an Exile of the Novel
Irina Genova: (Im)Possible Encounter. Chavdar Mutafoff, Vassily Kandinsky and Munich
New Books
Ivaylo Ditchev: Culture as a Ritual. Cultural Front by Ivan Elenkov
Mihail Gruev: One Considerable Study on the History of the Modern and Contemporary Historiography by Roumen Daskalov
Milena Angelova: On the New Book by Roumen Avramov
Daniel Vachkov: On the New Book by Mihail Gruev
Georgi Angelov: Reformism without Reformsby Martin Ivanov
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"Literature. Historiography. Sociology" (in Bulgarian language), guest editor: Albena
Hranova
http://www.bsph.org/kx_journal
Human and Social Studies Foundation- Sofia is glad to announce that Critique & Humanism journal has published a new issuewithin the frames of the project "Nation and Citizenship" financed by the National Scientific Fund (Bulgaria).The issue contains an addendum presenting Mount Analogue art project (Amsterdam). Abstracts in English are available upon request.
For more information, please contact us at kx_journal@bsph. org
TABLE OF CONTENT:
Albena Hranova: Introductory Words: Literature. Historiography. Sociology
Paradigms and Theories I
Diana Mishkova: Toward an Interpretative Framework for the Study of the Politics of National Peculiarity in XIX Century
Ivelina Ivanova, Todor Hristov: Interpretation of History, Literature and/or Discursive Practices
Momchil Hristov: Michel Foucault and the Historical
Sociology of Socialism
Cases and Imaginaries
I
Raycho Pozharliev: The Imagined Cannibal
Maria Schnitter: The Silence of the Bulgarian Clio, or the Missing Bulgarian Mediaeval Chronicles
Albena Hranova: Historiography and Literature: The "Conflict" of the Faculties
КХ presents
Snejanka Mihaylova, Piersandra Di Matteo: MontAnalogue
Fragment: Communism and Its Spectres
Alexander Kiossev: The Real Inheritor
Martin Kanoushev: Punishment and Revolutionary Expedience: Bulgarian Criminal Law, 1944 - 1956
Liliana Deyanova: Scientific Archives after the Scientific Front, Disciplinary Memory and Interdisciplinary History
Ivan Elenkov: The Soft Wings of the Totalitarian Imagination
Petya Kabakchieva: The Usages of History: the Stakes behind the Scandal with one Research Project
Paradigms and Theories
II
Janusz Slawi´nski: Sociology of Literature and Historical Poetics
Yani Milchakov: Historicism as a Challenge: The Dilemma of the Sociology of Literature (20 - 21 Century)
Galina Goncharova: Beyond the Generational Borders
Cases and Imaginaries
II
Milena Iakimova: The Soldier-Citizen, the Crook and the Proletarian Pale Son
Boyan Znepolski: "L´Atelier du roman": A Storage or an Exile of the Novel
Irina Genova: (Im)Possible Encounter. Chavdar Mutafoff, Vassily Kandinsky and Munich
New Books
Ivaylo Ditchev: Culture as a Ritual. Cultural Front by Ivan Elenkov
Mihail Gruev: One Considerable Study on the History of the Modern and Contemporary Historiography by Roumen Daskalov
Milena Angelova: On the New Book by Roumen Avramov
Daniel Vachkov: On the New Book by Mihail Gruev
Georgi Angelov: Reformism without Reformsby Martin Ivanov
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Job: One year research assistant, Pisa
A research assistant will be soon selected for one-year contract with the Pisa-based Scuola Sant'Anna of Advanced Studies. The prospective researcher will work on various projects that regard illegal and extra-legal dimensions of international relations and development, post-conflict reconstruction, multilateral counter-crime strategies, and European Union policies in these areas.
Beside a working knowledge of the Italian language (at least passive) and willingess to move to Pisa for one year, candidates should possess a PhD, a solid background in social/political science, and a publications record. Candidates with a PhD under completion may be exceptionally considered. Expressions of interest, with an updated cv attached, may be sent via email to the following address: francesco.strazzari @sssup.it
Francesco Strazzari
Associate Professor of Political Science - International Relations
Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies
Piazza Martiri della Libertà 33 56127 Pisa - Italy
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Beside a working knowledge of the Italian language (at least passive) and willingess to move to Pisa for one year, candidates should possess a PhD, a solid background in social/political science, and a publications record. Candidates with a PhD under completion may be exceptionally considered. Expressions of interest, with an updated cv attached, may be sent via email to the following address: francesco.strazzari @sssup.it
Francesco Strazzari
Associate Professor of Political Science - International Relations
Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies
Piazza Martiri della Libertà 33 56127 Pisa - Italy
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Jul 7, 2009
CfA: PhD and MA in Human Rights and Conflict, Pisa
*Call for Applications Phd & MA in Human Rights*
The Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies (Pisa) has launched a call for applications for:
* Master *of Arts in Human Rights & Conflict Management (1 year starting in
January 2010, *deadline for on-line application: July 15th 2009*)
http://www.sssup.it/context.jsp?ID_LINK=376&area=46&page=1
*Phd* in Human Rights, Politics and Sustainability (3 years starting in January 2010) http://www.sssup.it/politics
Both programs are taught in English, and scholarships are available. Please note that the 'area of interest' section under the PhD web-description is only indicative: other topics related to international relations may qualify as well.
The Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna of Pisa is a public university institute committed to excellence in research and higher education in the fields of experimental and social *sciences. Most social sciences and international relations programs within the School refer to the International Laboratory on Conflict, Development, and Global Politics, or to the International Training Center for Conflict Management. *
Francesco Strazzari
Associate Professor of Political Science - International Relations
Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies
Piazza Martiri della Libertà 33 56127 Pisa - Italy
email - f.strazzari@ sssup.it
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The Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies (Pisa) has launched a call for applications for:
* Master *of Arts in Human Rights & Conflict Management (1 year starting in
January 2010, *deadline for on-line application: July 15th 2009*)
http://www.sssup.it/context.jsp?ID_LINK=376&area=46&page=1
*Phd* in Human Rights, Politics and Sustainability (3 years starting in January 2010) http://www.sssup.it/politics
Both programs are taught in English, and scholarships are available. Please note that the 'area of interest' section under the PhD web-description is only indicative: other topics related to international relations may qualify as well.
The Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna of Pisa is a public university institute committed to excellence in research and higher education in the fields of experimental and social *sciences. Most social sciences and international relations programs within the School refer to the International Laboratory on Conflict, Development, and Global Politics, or to the International Training Center for Conflict Management. *
Francesco Strazzari
Associate Professor of Political Science - International Relations
Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies
Piazza Martiri della Libertà 33 56127 Pisa - Italy
email - f.strazzari@ sssup.it
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CfA: Paths of Remembrance, Geschichtswerkstatt Europa 2010
Dear Ladies and Gentlemen,
I'm glad to send you the current Call for Applications of Geschichtswerkstatt Europa. Should you have any questions, I and my team will be glad to answer these via phone or e-mail. Further information can be found via www.geschichtswerkstatt-europa.org.
Yours sincerely,
Felix Ackermann
Call for applications: Grants for international projects on European remembrance
Period of grant: April to October 2010
Closing date for sending project outlines: October 26th 2009
Geschichtswerkstatt Europa is a programme set up by the Foundation "Remembrance,
Responsibility, Future" (EVZ), which supports international projects addressing the issue of the culture of memory and remembrance in Europe. Its aim is to strengthen
dialogue between young Europeans comparing the differences and similarities in historical perceptions of the collective experience of oppression in the 20th century at a national, regional and local level.
The Institute for Applied History is responsible for project support in cooperation with the European University Viadrina. The Institute provides advice and support on
project ideas, from sketching the initial outline to completing the application and accounting procedures. It will also organise a meeting in Frankfurt (Oder) in spring 2010, where project content and method can be discussed and individual participants can network.
Call for applications 2010: Paths of Remembrance
Twentieth-century Europe has been marked by dictatorship, war, forced labour and genocide. This has resulted in not only millions of deaths but also enforced
migration, which has become stored in the collective memory as deportation, flight, evacuation, displacement, emigration, repatriation, dispossession, etc.
The challenge facing survivors and their descendants is that memories of these acts of violence are often connected with places very far removed from their current
lives. The geographical distance is intensified by the cultural distance which is created as those places are inhabited nowadays by different people whose memories relate to other, equally distant places.
With the fall of the Iron Curtain it has become increasingly possible to return to these places, to visit and study them. The connection between the past and the present, indeed, between one place and another, has been established since then by way of journeys, narration, symbols and rituals. The Paths of Remembrance thus taken help to recollect routes of forced migration and to reduce the distance that eventuated from it.
In the programme year 2010, within the framework of Geschichtswerkstatt Europa, the Foundation EVZ will be funding international teams as they collaborate on analysis of one or more Paths of Remembrance of particular relevance today. This means that the subject of project work needs to have the potential to create understanding, reconciliation and/or conflict for the societies concerned.
The project work can involve field work related to tracing routes, memorial sites, museums and memorials, as well as analysis and compilation of oral and written
statements. In addition to empirical study, the projects of Geschichtswerkstatt Europa should establish the wider public awareness needed to encourage dialogue over European cultures of remembrance.
Funding
Geschichtswerkstatt Europa funds international projects involving students, graduates, young academics, journalists, artists and other members of civilian society between 18 and 35 years of age, who collectively set out to retrace a Path of Remembrance between April and October 2010.
The projects will be planned and carried out by the applicant together with a partner from another Central or East European country or Israel. Presentation and
discussion of the project should aim to reach a wider audience. It is expected that the project will result in a joint contribution to the Geschichtswerkstatt Europa internet platform in the form of text, photos or video.
Projects can be financed in one of two ways: Institutions planning a project with more than 4 participants are eligible for grants for travel, accommodation, materials and communication up to a maximum of 15,000 Euros. International teams of between 2 and 4 people without any attachment to an institution can claim a maximum of 2,500 Euros per person to carry out the entire project.
Outlines
Each project team is required to submit a plan which answers the following questions:
1. Which international team will be carrying out the project?
2. What is the key issue via which the Paths of Memory are to be retraced?
3. What steps have been planned for implementing this issue? What methods will be used?
4. What form will communication between the project partners take?
5. In what form will the project results be compiled and presented to a wider audience?
6. What costs will be involved in carrying out the project?
A project outline can be submitted between September 1st and October 26st, 2009, via the online form at Geschichtswerkstatt Europa. In November 2009, a jury of
experts will decide on the projects that will be invited to apply for funding.
Geschichtswerkstatt Europa is a programme of the foundation „Remembrance, Responsibility and Future“ addressing the issue of European remembrance. The Institute for Applied History coordinates the funding of projects in cooperation with the European University Viadrina. The International Forum is organised by the Global and European Studies Institute at the University of Leipzig.
Geschichtswerkstatt Europa
Institut für angewandte Geschichte e.V.
Große Scharrnstraße 59
15230 Frankfurt an der Oder
Tel.: +49 (0) 335 5534 5534
Fax: +49 (0) 335 5534 5533
Mail: europa@instytut. net
Web: www.geschichtswerkstatt-europa.org
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I'm glad to send you the current Call for Applications of Geschichtswerkstatt Europa. Should you have any questions, I and my team will be glad to answer these via phone or e-mail. Further information can be found via www.geschichtswerkstatt-europa.org.
Yours sincerely,
Felix Ackermann
Call for applications: Grants for international projects on European remembrance
Period of grant: April to October 2010
Closing date for sending project outlines: October 26th 2009
Geschichtswerkstatt Europa is a programme set up by the Foundation "Remembrance,
Responsibility, Future" (EVZ), which supports international projects addressing the issue of the culture of memory and remembrance in Europe. Its aim is to strengthen
dialogue between young Europeans comparing the differences and similarities in historical perceptions of the collective experience of oppression in the 20th century at a national, regional and local level.
The Institute for Applied History is responsible for project support in cooperation with the European University Viadrina. The Institute provides advice and support on
project ideas, from sketching the initial outline to completing the application and accounting procedures. It will also organise a meeting in Frankfurt (Oder) in spring 2010, where project content and method can be discussed and individual participants can network.
Call for applications 2010: Paths of Remembrance
Twentieth-century Europe has been marked by dictatorship, war, forced labour and genocide. This has resulted in not only millions of deaths but also enforced
migration, which has become stored in the collective memory as deportation, flight, evacuation, displacement, emigration, repatriation, dispossession, etc.
The challenge facing survivors and their descendants is that memories of these acts of violence are often connected with places very far removed from their current
lives. The geographical distance is intensified by the cultural distance which is created as those places are inhabited nowadays by different people whose memories relate to other, equally distant places.
With the fall of the Iron Curtain it has become increasingly possible to return to these places, to visit and study them. The connection between the past and the present, indeed, between one place and another, has been established since then by way of journeys, narration, symbols and rituals. The Paths of Remembrance thus taken help to recollect routes of forced migration and to reduce the distance that eventuated from it.
In the programme year 2010, within the framework of Geschichtswerkstatt Europa, the Foundation EVZ will be funding international teams as they collaborate on analysis of one or more Paths of Remembrance of particular relevance today. This means that the subject of project work needs to have the potential to create understanding, reconciliation and/or conflict for the societies concerned.
The project work can involve field work related to tracing routes, memorial sites, museums and memorials, as well as analysis and compilation of oral and written
statements. In addition to empirical study, the projects of Geschichtswerkstatt Europa should establish the wider public awareness needed to encourage dialogue over European cultures of remembrance.
Funding
Geschichtswerkstatt Europa funds international projects involving students, graduates, young academics, journalists, artists and other members of civilian society between 18 and 35 years of age, who collectively set out to retrace a Path of Remembrance between April and October 2010.
The projects will be planned and carried out by the applicant together with a partner from another Central or East European country or Israel. Presentation and
discussion of the project should aim to reach a wider audience. It is expected that the project will result in a joint contribution to the Geschichtswerkstatt Europa internet platform in the form of text, photos or video.
Projects can be financed in one of two ways: Institutions planning a project with more than 4 participants are eligible for grants for travel, accommodation, materials and communication up to a maximum of 15,000 Euros. International teams of between 2 and 4 people without any attachment to an institution can claim a maximum of 2,500 Euros per person to carry out the entire project.
Outlines
Each project team is required to submit a plan which answers the following questions:
1. Which international team will be carrying out the project?
2. What is the key issue via which the Paths of Memory are to be retraced?
3. What steps have been planned for implementing this issue? What methods will be used?
4. What form will communication between the project partners take?
5. In what form will the project results be compiled and presented to a wider audience?
6. What costs will be involved in carrying out the project?
A project outline can be submitted between September 1st and October 26st, 2009, via the online form at Geschichtswerkstatt Europa. In November 2009, a jury of
experts will decide on the projects that will be invited to apply for funding.
Geschichtswerkstatt Europa is a programme of the foundation „Remembrance, Responsibility and Future“ addressing the issue of European remembrance. The Institute for Applied History coordinates the funding of projects in cooperation with the European University Viadrina. The International Forum is organised by the Global and European Studies Institute at the University of Leipzig.
Geschichtswerkstatt Europa
Institut für angewandte Geschichte e.V.
Große Scharrnstraße 59
15230 Frankfurt an der Oder
Tel.: +49 (0) 335 5534 5534
Fax: +49 (0) 335 5534 5533
Mail: europa@instytut. net
Web: www.geschichtswerkstatt-europa.org
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CfP: Annuaire Roumain d'Anthropologie
Call for Papers for the 2010 issue
The editors of the Annuaire Roumain d´Anthropologie (ARA) invite submission for the 2010 issue. ARA is an international peer-reviewed journal celebrating its 45th anniversary. ARA publishes original research and reviews of anthropology covering paleoanthropology (human osteology, bioarchaeology, forensic anthropology, and paleopathology) , bio-medical anthropology (auxology, behavioral ecology, epidemiology, medical anthropology, nutrition, and population biology), social and cultural anthropology, anthropological ethics and methodology, and overlapping areas. The publishing languages are English and French, with an English-written abstract.
Submission deadline: November 1 2009.
For other information and announcements you can write to:
o Andrei Soficaru (for paleoanthropology, human osteology, paleopathology)
asoficaru@yahoo. com
o Consuel Ionica (for biological anthropology)
consuelionica@ hotmail.com
o Stefan Dorondel (for social and cultural anthropology)
dorondel@yahoo. com
Printed correspondence:
o ANNUAIRE ROUMAIN D´ANTHROPOLOGIE
Editors
"Francisc J. Rainer" Institute of Anthropology
Romanian Academy
Eroii Sanitari Ave. 8
P.O. Box 35 - 13
Bucharest 050474
Romania
See the Notes for contributors bellow this message for more information about how to submit.
NOTE FOR CONTRIBUTORS
Peer-review
The ARA is a peer-reviewed journal. Two anonymous referees will evaluate the manuscripts. As suggested by referees, manuscripts will be: a) accepted for publication with no further revisions, b) returned for further revisions or c) rejected, usually within 60 days from submission. Authors will be promptly informed of the status of the manuscript, along with reviewers´ argumentation. A third reviewer will be involved in the process in the eventuality that the first two are in complete disagreement regarding the publication of the manuscript. The editors reserve the right to reject or to return for revision any manuscript not meeting the minimal requirements for the peer-review process (i.e. non-standard format, lack of academic style, major flaws in design or analysis, unclear methodology, etc.), or for ethical concerns.
Manuscript content and style
The ARA accepts research and review manuscripts, as well as book reviews on relevant topics. Typically, research manuscripts will consist in ABSTRACT, brief INTRODUCTION, METHODS, RESULTS, DISCUSSION and/or CONCLUSIONS, brief Acknowledgements, and REFERENCES sections, followed by figures and/or tables (the later accompanied by short explanatory notes). Generally, research manuscripts should be up to 10 pages long, all sections inclusive. Review manuscripts, up to 20 pages long, should consist in ABSTRACT, brief INTRODUCTION, main DISCUSSION (with subsections as required by the subject matter), brief Acknowledgements, and REFERENCES sections, followed by figures and/or tables (with explanatory notes). Book reviews, up to one page, consist in a section titled BOOK REVIEW, identifying the book title, authors/editors, and edition at the beginning of the text, and, if necessary, a REFERENCES section. The content of the manuscript must not have been previously
published in other academic journals, books, or chapters. However, preliminary data presented at scientific meetings may be included if they are part of a significantly expanded analysis within the manuscript submitted to ARA.
Page and font format
Each page should be set-up 3 cm from top and from left, and 1.5 cm from bottom and from right margins, counted throughout, and written in Times New Roman font. The title of the manuscript must be in 14-sized bold font, centered and capitalized. Authors´ names must be in 12-sized font, centered and capitalized. The abstract must consist in 10 single-spaced rows, 9-sized font, followed by up to 5 keywords in the 11th line. The rest of the manuscript must be single-spaced, in 12-sized justified fond. Titles of figures will be centered. At the bottom of the first page the following note should be added (in font 10, capitals and the number of volume with bold):
ANN. ROUM. ANTHROPOL. 46, P... ,(?) BUCHAREST, 2009
Authors in the reference section should be written with font 12, title of paper with italics, and the number of the volume with bold. The manuscript ends with a paragraph including: the date of submission, the authors´ institutions, e-mail address of the corresponding author, and e-mail addresses of each co-author.
Reference style
References should be appearing in text with the name of author, year of publication and, in the case of books, chapters or references over 50 pages long, the page in brackets, i.e. (Popescu 1999: 43). When one author published more articles in the same year he/she should be quoted as (Popescu 2001a: 88; 2001b: 67). When there are three or more authors the format becomes (Popescu et al. 2002: 56). All references must be complete and accurate. Internet addresses will be fully cited when mentioned for the first time within the text (e.g. www.britannica. com) and briefly referred to thereafter (e.g. Britannica). Similarly, institutional or organizational works without authors will be fully cited when first mentioned in the text (e.g. Guidelines for Conduct of Research Involving Human Subjects at NIH), and shortened thereafter (e.g. NIH Guidelines). The software will be abbreviated (e.g. SPSS) if widely known. Examples of reference styles:
a) For books:
Olivier, G. 1960, Practique anthropologique, Paris, Vigot Frere.
b) For book chapters:
Hill, K., Hurtado, A.M. 1996. The Ache, in: Hill and Hurtado, Ache life history. The ecology and demography of a foraging people, New York: Aldine de Gruyter, p. 41 - 81.
c) For journal articles:
Bell B., Budowle B., Martinez Jarreta B., Casalod Y., Abecia E., Castellano M. 1997, Distribution of types for six PCR - based loci in central Pyrennee and Teruel (Spain), Journal of Forensic Science, 42 (3), p. 510 - 513.
d) For software, internet addresses and non-specified authors:
---, 2001, SPSS for Windows, Rel. 11.0.1. Chicago: SPSS Inc.
---, Britannica, http://www.britanni ca.com
---, 1994, Guidelines for Conduct of Research Involving Human Subjects at NIH
Illustrations
Photos and graphics will be sent on separate pages with the text centered and 12-sized font. Please supply original photos because copies from the published papers will not be accepted.
Submission format
All materials must be submitted together, in a single, editable electronic format file, compatible with MS Word, Open Office or similar software capable of bold, italics and other font formats, and supporting integration of tables and figures (i.e. with extensions "doc", "odt", "rtf"). Tables must be included in the main document, not as separate spreadsheets. Pictures and graphs must be embedded in the document, either as lossless TIF or high quality JPG, all black and white. Graphs depicting measurable data must be embedded as independent figures (i.e. disconnected from the data tables of formulas). All internet and e-mail addresses must be dissociated from the HTML format (i.e. text only).
The editors will make reasonable efforts to help with the process of document formatting. When electronic submission is difficult, the editors will accept materials sent in printed format, as long as they follow the journal submission standards, and with the note that the review process may take longer.
Acknowledgements and disclosures
The authors must disclose any conflicts of interest regarding the published material and acknowledge granting agencies and people that contributed to the research and writing process. The editors will contact each author regarding the submitted manuscript.
Ethics and responsibilities
L´ANNUAIRE ROUMAIN D´ANTHROPOLOGIE, their editors, and the publishing house do not assume and should not be held liable for the published content of the manuscript. The authors bear the sole responsibility of the published materials. Photos, graphics, and other illustrative materials previously published must be copyright cleared, accompanied by statements that re-print permissions have been obtained, and credited to their original authors. All studies using human subjects must abide by the ethics of research conduct and informed consent as specified in the Helsinki Declaration on Protecting Human Subjects and/or NIH Guidelines for Conduct of Research Involving Human Subjects, and explicitly acknowledge their usage within the manuscript. Photos or materials identifying or linked to specific human subjects or groups must provide statements that their publication is not of ethical concern, and will not directly or indirectly affect human subjects,
either individually or as a collectivity. Failure to comply with the ethical conditions stated above represents reason for automatic rejection of the manuscript.
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The editors of the Annuaire Roumain d´Anthropologie (ARA) invite submission for the 2010 issue. ARA is an international peer-reviewed journal celebrating its 45th anniversary. ARA publishes original research and reviews of anthropology covering paleoanthropology (human osteology, bioarchaeology, forensic anthropology, and paleopathology) , bio-medical anthropology (auxology, behavioral ecology, epidemiology, medical anthropology, nutrition, and population biology), social and cultural anthropology, anthropological ethics and methodology, and overlapping areas. The publishing languages are English and French, with an English-written abstract.
Submission deadline: November 1 2009.
For other information and announcements you can write to:
o Andrei Soficaru (for paleoanthropology, human osteology, paleopathology)
asoficaru@yahoo. com
o Consuel Ionica (for biological anthropology)
consuelionica@ hotmail.com
o Stefan Dorondel (for social and cultural anthropology)
dorondel@yahoo. com
Printed correspondence:
o ANNUAIRE ROUMAIN D´ANTHROPOLOGIE
Editors
"Francisc J. Rainer" Institute of Anthropology
Romanian Academy
Eroii Sanitari Ave. 8
P.O. Box 35 - 13
Bucharest 050474
Romania
See the Notes for contributors bellow this message for more information about how to submit.
NOTE FOR CONTRIBUTORS
Peer-review
The ARA is a peer-reviewed journal. Two anonymous referees will evaluate the manuscripts. As suggested by referees, manuscripts will be: a) accepted for publication with no further revisions, b) returned for further revisions or c) rejected, usually within 60 days from submission. Authors will be promptly informed of the status of the manuscript, along with reviewers´ argumentation. A third reviewer will be involved in the process in the eventuality that the first two are in complete disagreement regarding the publication of the manuscript. The editors reserve the right to reject or to return for revision any manuscript not meeting the minimal requirements for the peer-review process (i.e. non-standard format, lack of academic style, major flaws in design or analysis, unclear methodology, etc.), or for ethical concerns.
Manuscript content and style
The ARA accepts research and review manuscripts, as well as book reviews on relevant topics. Typically, research manuscripts will consist in ABSTRACT, brief INTRODUCTION, METHODS, RESULTS, DISCUSSION and/or CONCLUSIONS, brief Acknowledgements, and REFERENCES sections, followed by figures and/or tables (the later accompanied by short explanatory notes). Generally, research manuscripts should be up to 10 pages long, all sections inclusive. Review manuscripts, up to 20 pages long, should consist in ABSTRACT, brief INTRODUCTION, main DISCUSSION (with subsections as required by the subject matter), brief Acknowledgements, and REFERENCES sections, followed by figures and/or tables (with explanatory notes). Book reviews, up to one page, consist in a section titled BOOK REVIEW, identifying the book title, authors/editors, and edition at the beginning of the text, and, if necessary, a REFERENCES section. The content of the manuscript must not have been previously
published in other academic journals, books, or chapters. However, preliminary data presented at scientific meetings may be included if they are part of a significantly expanded analysis within the manuscript submitted to ARA.
Page and font format
Each page should be set-up 3 cm from top and from left, and 1.5 cm from bottom and from right margins, counted throughout, and written in Times New Roman font. The title of the manuscript must be in 14-sized bold font, centered and capitalized. Authors´ names must be in 12-sized font, centered and capitalized. The abstract must consist in 10 single-spaced rows, 9-sized font, followed by up to 5 keywords in the 11th line. The rest of the manuscript must be single-spaced, in 12-sized justified fond. Titles of figures will be centered. At the bottom of the first page the following note should be added (in font 10, capitals and the number of volume with bold):
ANN. ROUM. ANTHROPOL. 46, P... ,(?) BUCHAREST, 2009
Authors in the reference section should be written with font 12, title of paper with italics, and the number of the volume with bold. The manuscript ends with a paragraph including: the date of submission, the authors´ institutions, e-mail address of the corresponding author, and e-mail addresses of each co-author.
Reference style
References should be appearing in text with the name of author, year of publication and, in the case of books, chapters or references over 50 pages long, the page in brackets, i.e. (Popescu 1999: 43). When one author published more articles in the same year he/she should be quoted as (Popescu 2001a: 88; 2001b: 67). When there are three or more authors the format becomes (Popescu et al. 2002: 56). All references must be complete and accurate. Internet addresses will be fully cited when mentioned for the first time within the text (e.g. www.britannica. com) and briefly referred to thereafter (e.g. Britannica). Similarly, institutional or organizational works without authors will be fully cited when first mentioned in the text (e.g. Guidelines for Conduct of Research Involving Human Subjects at NIH), and shortened thereafter (e.g. NIH Guidelines). The software will be abbreviated (e.g. SPSS) if widely known. Examples of reference styles:
a) For books:
Olivier, G. 1960, Practique anthropologique, Paris, Vigot Frere.
b) For book chapters:
Hill, K., Hurtado, A.M. 1996. The Ache, in: Hill and Hurtado, Ache life history. The ecology and demography of a foraging people, New York: Aldine de Gruyter, p. 41 - 81.
c) For journal articles:
Bell B., Budowle B., Martinez Jarreta B., Casalod Y., Abecia E., Castellano M. 1997, Distribution of types for six PCR - based loci in central Pyrennee and Teruel (Spain), Journal of Forensic Science, 42 (3), p. 510 - 513.
d) For software, internet addresses and non-specified authors:
---, 2001, SPSS for Windows, Rel. 11.0.1. Chicago: SPSS Inc.
---, Britannica, http://www.britanni ca.com
---, 1994, Guidelines for Conduct of Research Involving Human Subjects at NIH
Illustrations
Photos and graphics will be sent on separate pages with the text centered and 12-sized font. Please supply original photos because copies from the published papers will not be accepted.
Submission format
All materials must be submitted together, in a single, editable electronic format file, compatible with MS Word, Open Office or similar software capable of bold, italics and other font formats, and supporting integration of tables and figures (i.e. with extensions "doc", "odt", "rtf"). Tables must be included in the main document, not as separate spreadsheets. Pictures and graphs must be embedded in the document, either as lossless TIF or high quality JPG, all black and white. Graphs depicting measurable data must be embedded as independent figures (i.e. disconnected from the data tables of formulas). All internet and e-mail addresses must be dissociated from the HTML format (i.e. text only).
The editors will make reasonable efforts to help with the process of document formatting. When electronic submission is difficult, the editors will accept materials sent in printed format, as long as they follow the journal submission standards, and with the note that the review process may take longer.
Acknowledgements and disclosures
The authors must disclose any conflicts of interest regarding the published material and acknowledge granting agencies and people that contributed to the research and writing process. The editors will contact each author regarding the submitted manuscript.
Ethics and responsibilities
L´ANNUAIRE ROUMAIN D´ANTHROPOLOGIE, their editors, and the publishing house do not assume and should not be held liable for the published content of the manuscript. The authors bear the sole responsibility of the published materials. Photos, graphics, and other illustrative materials previously published must be copyright cleared, accompanied by statements that re-print permissions have been obtained, and credited to their original authors. All studies using human subjects must abide by the ethics of research conduct and informed consent as specified in the Helsinki Declaration on Protecting Human Subjects and/or NIH Guidelines for Conduct of Research Involving Human Subjects, and explicitly acknowledge their usage within the manuscript. Photos or materials identifying or linked to specific human subjects or groups must provide statements that their publication is not of ethical concern, and will not directly or indirectly affect human subjects,
either individually or as a collectivity. Failure to comply with the ethical conditions stated above represents reason for automatic rejection of the manuscript.
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CfP: Project Workshop on Local Production Systems and Global Economics
Call for Papers - Project Workshop on “Local Production Systems and Global Economic Crisis: responses and restructuring”
The graduate School on Local Development of the University of Trento, Italy, announces the organisation of a project workshop on “Local Production Systems and Global Economic Crisis: responses and restructuring”.
The workshop will be held in Trento on Friday, 29th of January, 2010, and will adopt an interdisciplinary and comparative perspective.
The School is now calling for papers to be presented at the workshop. The deadline for submitting papers is 15th October, 2009.
A pre-selection on abstracts is foreseen. The deadline for submitting abstracts and CVs is 15th September, 2009. They are due in elctronic form by email to: schoolonlocaldevelo pment@unitn. it.
The call for papers and scientific information on the workshop are posted at: http://portale.unitn.it/sld/
For any further information, please contact:
School on Local Development
University of Trento
Tel. +39 0461 88 3499 or 3449
E-mail: schoolonlocaldevelo pment@unitn. it
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The graduate School on Local Development of the University of Trento, Italy, announces the organisation of a project workshop on “Local Production Systems and Global Economic Crisis: responses and restructuring”.
The workshop will be held in Trento on Friday, 29th of January, 2010, and will adopt an interdisciplinary and comparative perspective.
The School is now calling for papers to be presented at the workshop. The deadline for submitting papers is 15th October, 2009.
A pre-selection on abstracts is foreseen. The deadline for submitting abstracts and CVs is 15th September, 2009. They are due in elctronic form by email to: schoolonlocaldevelo pment@unitn. it.
The call for papers and scientific information on the workshop are posted at: http://portale.unitn.it/sld/
For any further information, please contact:
School on Local Development
University of Trento
Tel. +39 0461 88 3499 or 3449
E-mail: schoolonlocaldevelo pment@unitn. it
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CfA: PhD in Local Development, International Doctoral School in Local Development and Global Dynamics
Doctorate.LDGD
The 2009 call for applications (cycle XXV)
The International Doctoral Programme in Local Development and Global Dynamics is soliciting applications for 2009
Number of positions : 8
Number of scholarships: 5
Scientific Areas: Economics, Environmental Engineering, Law, Sociology and Political Sciences
The deadline for submission of the applications is Friday, July 17th 2009
The Call for applications, further and detailed informations are posted at http://portale.unitn.it/drldgd/
For questions about potential application, relevance of research, award mechanisms, program policies, or submission issues, please contact:
International Doctoral School in Local Development and Global Dynamics
University of Trento
Tel. +39 0461 883385
E-mail: doctorate.LDGD@ unitn.it
Please quote 10 Academic Resources Daily in your application to this opportunity!
If you want to receive academic resources in your e-mail on daily basis, please subscribe to 10resources-subscribe@yahoogroups.com.
The 2009 call for applications (cycle XXV)
The International Doctoral Programme in Local Development and Global Dynamics is soliciting applications for 2009
Number of positions : 8
Number of scholarships: 5
Scientific Areas: Economics, Environmental Engineering, Law, Sociology and Political Sciences
The deadline for submission of the applications is Friday, July 17th 2009
The Call for applications, further and detailed informations are posted at http://portale.unitn.it/drldgd/
For questions about potential application, relevance of research, award mechanisms, program policies, or submission issues, please contact:
International Doctoral School in Local Development and Global Dynamics
University of Trento
Tel. +39 0461 883385
E-mail: doctorate.LDGD@ unitn.it
Please quote 10 Academic Resources Daily in your application to this opportunity!
If you want to receive academic resources in your e-mail on daily basis, please subscribe to 10resources-subscribe@yahoogroups.com.
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