The Department of Computer Science at the University of Zürich,
Switzerland offers three fully funded PhD positions. The positions
are funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF) in the
context of the National Research Programme "Big Data" (NRP 75,
http://www.nfp75.ch/ ) and the following research projects:
- Petabyte Scale Stream Processing
- Privacy Preserving Big Data Processing
- Heterogenous Data processing
Mar 17, 2017
CfP: Summer Seminar in Thessaloniki "Nationalism, Religion and Violence in Europe and the Mediterranean"
Summer Seminar in Thessaloniki
*Nationalism, Religion and Violence in Europe and the Mediterranean*
The Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTH) in partnership with Charles
University (Prague) and the support of Princeton University, the Peace
Research Institute Oslo (PRIO Cyprus Centre), the LSEE unit ‘Research on
South Eastern Europe’ and the Chair of Jewish Studies (School of Philosophy
AUTH) is launching the 5th international Summer Seminar, this time on
*Heretics,
Converts and Infidels: Political, Cultural and Social Aspects of Religion
in ‘Shared Worlds’
*targeting both
advanced undergraduates, (post) graduate students and activists.
*Nationalism, Religion and Violence in Europe and the Mediterranean*
The Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTH) in partnership with Charles
University (Prague) and the support of Princeton University, the Peace
Research Institute Oslo (PRIO Cyprus Centre), the LSEE unit ‘Research on
South Eastern Europe’ and the Chair of Jewish Studies (School of Philosophy
AUTH) is launching the 5th international Summer Seminar, this time on
*Heretics,
Converts and Infidels: Political, Cultural and Social Aspects of Religion
in ‘Shared Worlds’
advanced undergraduates, (post) graduate students and activists.
CfP: Global Campus of Human Rights International Conference 2017
It is our pleasure to invite you to the upcoming *G**lobal Campus **of
Human Rights **International **Conference 2017* - '*'Liquid
reconciliation: **Global perspectives, **Glocal realities''* to be held in
Sarajevo from April 4th to 6th.
Human Rights **International **Conference 2017* - '*'Liquid
reconciliation: **Global perspectives, **Glocal realities''* to be held in
Sarajevo from April 4th to 6th.
CfA: PhD, Economic and social effects of high-skilled emigration
The „Gh. Zane” Institute for Economic and Social Research, Romanian
Academy - Iaşi Branch, invites applications for one position as
Doctoral Researcher (PhD candidates). Employment is offered within
the project PN-II-RU-TE-2014-4-1584 financed by CNCS-UEFISCDI,
entitled „The Economic and Social Effects of High-Skilled Emigration –
Evidence from Romania” and headed by Dr. Alina Botezat.
Academy - Iaşi Branch, invites applications for one position as
Doctoral Researcher (PhD candidates). Employment is offered within
the project PN-II-RU-TE-2014-4-1584 financed by CNCS-UEFISCDI,
entitled „The Economic and Social Effects of High-Skilled Emigration –
Evidence from Romania” and headed by Dr. Alina Botezat.
JOB: Research Fellow In Information Retrieval @RMIT University
Research Fellow In Information Retrieval @RMIT University (2.5 years)
The Information Retrieval (IR) Research Fellow will work within the RMIT IR
group, which is part of Computer Science within the School of Science. The
Fellow's role is to plan, develop, and engage in high quality, impactful
information retrieval research projects of his/her own making. The Fellow
will be expected to deliver excellent research outcomes with a strong focus
on impact and translation.
The Information Retrieval (IR) Research Fellow will work within the RMIT IR
group, which is part of Computer Science within the School of Science. The
Fellow's role is to plan, develop, and engage in high quality, impactful
information retrieval research projects of his/her own making. The Fellow
will be expected to deliver excellent research outcomes with a strong focus
on impact and translation.
Feb 13, 2017
JOB: Project Research Associate, ECMI Eastern Partnership Programme
*The ECMI seeks for a new team member! Project Research Associate is needed
to expand ECMI Eastern Partnership Programme team. Deadline for
applications: 20 February 2017.*
to expand ECMI Eastern Partnership Programme team. Deadline for
applications: 20 February 2017.*
CfP: Conf, "Big Data in the Social Sciences", Univ. of Kent
Big Data in the Social Sciences
June 22-23 2017
Centre for Reasoning, University of Kent, Canterbury, UK
https://blogs.kent.ac.uk/jonw/conferences/big-data-in-the-social-sciences/
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
Jonathan Bright (University of Oxford)
Jörg Müller (Universitat Oberta de Catalunya)
Chidiebere Ogbonnaya (University of East Anglia)
Wolfgang Pietsch (Technical University of Munich)
Federica Russo (Universiteit van Amsterdam)
June 22-23 2017
Centre for Reasoning, University of Kent, Canterbury, UK
https://blogs.kent.ac.uk/jonw/conferences/big-data-in-the-social-sciences/
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
Jonathan Bright (University of Oxford)
Jörg Müller (Universitat Oberta de Catalunya)
Chidiebere Ogbonnaya (University of East Anglia)
Wolfgang Pietsch (Technical University of Munich)
Federica Russo (Universiteit van Amsterdam)
CfP: Conf, "Social housing in contemporary Europe: Extending the sco
CALL FOR PAPERS
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We are pleased to announce the Conference "Social housing in contemporary
Europe: Extending the scope of comparative research and addressing most
recent changes" which will take place on 19-21 April, in Bozen-Bolzano,
Italy.
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We are pleased to announce the Conference "Social housing in contemporary
Europe: Extending the scope of comparative research and addressing most
recent changes" which will take place on 19-21 April, in Bozen-Bolzano,
Italy.
CfP/J: CMM Special Issue on Computational Methods
CT&M’s journal Communication Methods and Measures invites submissions for a
special issue on computational methods. Here is the full call for papers:
For this special issue, we invite submissions that further the
understanding, development and application of computational methods in
communication research.Computational methods include (but are not limited
to) methods such as text analysis, topic modeling, social/semantic network
analysis, online experiments, machine learning, and agent-based modeling
and simulations. Computational Methods can be used to build theory about,
quantify, analyze, and visualize communication structures and processes.
Computational methods can be applied to “big data” and social media data,
but can also be used to analyse historical archives (e.g. newspaper
archives, proceedings) or to provide a more sophisticated understanding of
“small data”.
special issue on computational methods. Here is the full call for papers:
For this special issue, we invite submissions that further the
understanding, development and application of computational methods in
communication research.Computational methods include (but are not limited
to) methods such as text analysis, topic modeling, social/semantic network
analysis, online experiments, machine learning, and agent-based modeling
and simulations. Computational Methods can be used to build theory about,
quantify, analyze, and visualize communication structures and processes.
Computational methods can be applied to “big data” and social media data,
but can also be used to analyse historical archives (e.g. newspaper
archives, proceedings) or to provide a more sophisticated understanding of
“small data”.
CfA: Postdoc, Department of Computer Sciences, University of Salzburg
The Database Research Group (https://dbresearch.uni-salzburg.at/) at the
Department of Computer Sciences, University of Salzburg, Austria, offers a
fully funded PhD position. The position is funded by the Austrian Science
Fund
(FWF) with a gross salary of about 28k EUR/year.
Research topic:
The PhD studies are in the context of the research project "FFTED - Fast and
Flexible Tree Edit Distance". The project aims at developing efficient
solutions
for similarity queries over structured data. The PhD student will design,
implement, and evaluate efficient algorithms, as well as integrate the
solutions into the context of database systems. The research results are
expected to be published in relevant international outlets.
Department of Computer Sciences, University of Salzburg, Austria, offers a
fully funded PhD position. The position is funded by the Austrian Science
Fund
(FWF) with a gross salary of about 28k EUR/year.
Research topic:
The PhD studies are in the context of the research project "FFTED - Fast and
Flexible Tree Edit Distance". The project aims at developing efficient
solutions
for similarity queries over structured data. The PhD student will design,
implement, and evaluate efficient algorithms, as well as integrate the
solutions into the context of database systems. The research results are
expected to be published in relevant international outlets.
CfA: Summer Institute in Computational Social Science at Princeton
From the evening of Sunday, June 18 to the morning of Saturday, July 1, 2017,
the Russell Sage Foundation will sponsor the first Summer Institute in
Computational Social Science, to be held at Princeton University (
https://compsocialscience.github.io/summer-institute/2017/)<
https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=https-
3A__compsocialscience.github.io_summer-2Dinstitute_2017_&d=CwMFaQ&c=
imBPVzF25OnBgGmVOlcsiEgHoG1i6YHLR0Sj_gZ4adc&r=MT-Z8xM6IWJcuwrMhSS_
orYu7NXahq6npuGw-mSN924&m=9iFVrzpRG14-VsKktVSawIccmFNdDRSqrg0hfZycg3
E&s=ytKgofeqcOX2OivsJle-81wNtObHglPNMHMcFuyqGR0&e=>. The purpose of the
Summer Institute is to introduce graduate students, postdoctoral
researchers, and beginning faculty to computational social science. The
Summer Institute is for both social scientists (broadly conceived) and data
scientists (broadly conceived). The co-organizers and principal faculty of
the Summer Institute are Christopher Bail and Matthew Salganik.
the Russell Sage Foundation will sponsor the first Summer Institute in
Computational Social Science, to be held at Princeton University (
https://compsocialscience.github.io/summer-institute/2017/)<
https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=https-
3A__compsocialscience.github.io_summer-2Dinstitute_2017_&d=CwMFaQ&c=
imBPVzF25OnBgGmVOlcsiEgHoG1i6YHLR0Sj_gZ4adc&r=MT-Z8xM6IWJcuwrMhSS_
orYu7NXahq6npuGw-mSN924&m=9iFVrzpRG14-VsKktVSawIccmFNdDRSqrg0hfZycg3
E&s=ytKgofeqcOX2OivsJle-81wNtObHglPNMHMcFuyqGR0&e=>. The purpose of the
Summer Institute is to introduce graduate students, postdoctoral
researchers, and beginning faculty to computational social science. The
Summer Institute is for both social scientists (broadly conceived) and data
scientists (broadly conceived). The co-organizers and principal faculty of
the Summer Institute are Christopher Bail and Matthew Salganik.
CfE: Concurs "A studia în Europa"
Studiezi în Europa și vrei să îți împărtășești experiența? Participă la
#concursul https://www.facebook.com/hashtag/concursul?source=feed_
text&story_id=10158246781225002 video “A studia în Europa” și poți câștiga
150 de euro.
#concursul https://www.facebook.com/hashtag/concursul?source=feed_
text&story_id=10158246781225002 video “A studia în Europa” și poți câștiga
150 de euro.
CfP: Wim Duisenberg Research Fellowship Programme 2017-2018
*Call for Research ProposalsWim Duisenberg Research Fellowship Programme
2017-2018*
The European Central Bank (ECB) is seeking applications from leading
researchers for the Wim Duisenberg Research Fellowship.
PROGRAMME DESCRIPTION: Fellowships are awarded annually. Successful
candidates will conduct economic research in the ECB's Directorate General
Research (DG/R) for a period of two to nine months. The aim of the Wim
Duisenberg Research Fellowship Programme, which was established in 2006, is
threefold:
- promote policy-relevant research that meets the highest academic
standards;
- expose ECB research staff to recent advances in economic research;
- give scholars the opportunity to gain an insight into the policy-making
environment of the ECB.
2017-2018*
The European Central Bank (ECB) is seeking applications from leading
researchers for the Wim Duisenberg Research Fellowship.
PROGRAMME DESCRIPTION: Fellowships are awarded annually. Successful
candidates will conduct economic research in the ECB's Directorate General
Research (DG/R) for a period of two to nine months. The aim of the Wim
Duisenberg Research Fellowship Programme, which was established in 2006, is
threefold:
- promote policy-relevant research that meets the highest academic
standards;
- expose ECB research staff to recent advances in economic research;
- give scholars the opportunity to gain an insight into the policy-making
environment of the ECB.
CfA: PhD, "Enhanced Qualitative and Multimethod Research," Cologne University
I am hiring two PhD candidates for two positions each running for three
years (65% of TV-L 13). The PhD candidate is working together with me in
the EU-funded project “Enhanced Qualitative and Multimethod Research”. The
goal of the project is to develop new tools and techniques for qualitative
research with a particular focus on Qualitative Comparative Analysis (QCA)
and multimethod research. *The candidate should start by 01.05.2017 at the
latest.*
years (65% of TV-L 13). The PhD candidate is working together with me in
the EU-funded project “Enhanced Qualitative and Multimethod Research”. The
goal of the project is to develop new tools and techniques for qualitative
research with a particular focus on Qualitative Comparative Analysis (QCA)
and multimethod research. *The candidate should start by 01.05.2017 at the
latest.*
CfP: Annual Conf. of the Institute of Sociological, Political and Juridical Research
CALL FOR PAPERS
FOR THE ANNUAL OF THE INSTITUTE OF SOCIOLOGICAL, POLITICAL AND JURIDICAL
RESEARCH
The Institute for Sociological, Political and Juridical Research at the
University "Ss. Cyril and Methodius” Skopje announces CALL for papers for
the first issue in 2017, for the international scientific journal “Annual
of ISPJR” with an international editorial board. The Annual is published
continuously since 1975. All articles are published online in accordance
with the concept of open access, twice a year.
The publication of the accepted papers is financed by the author and the
submission fee is 50 euros (in Macedonian denars counter value). The papers
should be written in English, and it is author’s responsibility to provide
a statement from a proof reader.
ANNUAL of ISPJR covers the social sciences and humanities.
Interdisciplinary research and cross-functional issues are particularly
favored.
ANNUAL of ISPJR publishes research papers, professional papers, book
reviews, research reports, scientific conferences proceedings etc. The
articles should be submitted in English. The journal uses double-blind peer
review from two experts.
The deadline for submission is *31.03.2017. *
The papers should be submitted at the following address:
*biblioteka@isppi.ukim.edu.mk
*
Editorial Board of the ANNUAL of ISPJR
ANNUAL OF THE
INSTITUTE FOR SOCIOLOGICAL POLITICAL AND JURIDICAL RESERACH
INSTRUCTIONS FOR AUTHORS
The Editorial Board is accepting only unpublished articles. The article
should be in English language and should be proof readed. The Author is
obliged, together with the article to send a statement from the proof
reader.
Each article will be anonymised and will be double-blind peer reviewed from
two experts. The Editorial Board keeps the right based on the statement
from the experts, not to published some of the received articles.
The articles should be send only as electronic documents in word format,
with extensions: *.doc or *.docx.
On the first page of the paper should be written: title of the paper; name
of the author, including academic degree and status; the author’s address
for electronic mail and name and address of the institution where the
author is employed or affiliated. These information are followed by an
abstract, that should contain between 200 and 300 words. At the end of the
abstract should be given key words (3-6), to provide easier indexing and
classification of the paper.
The second page of the paper is starting point for anonymity. The text
starts on this page, with the title of the article, but without any
information regarding the author or affiliated institution. The length of
the paper is limited to 18.000 characters (without space), including
footnotes, graphs, tables, pictures, diagrams and other illustrations, but
also including bibliography, that should be placed at the end of the paper.
In exceptional cases, having on mind the suggestion from the reviewers the
Editorial Board keeps the right to publish papers that length exceeds the
specified limit of 18.000 characters.
Technical details of the document:
- Page format: A4
- Margins: 3 cm
- Font: Arial
- Font size: 14-title of the paper; 12-text and chapter
titles; 10-footnotes, titles of the graphs or tables and content (text and
numbers) of the tables.
- Line spacing: 1,5-for main text: 1-for footnotes
- Paragraph spacing: 6-after; 0-before
- Alignment: left
- The title of the paper and also the chapter titles or
subtitles within the text are with left alignment and without indentation
- Tables and graphs should be word generated and their size
and complexity should fit with the page format of the paper. Each table or
graph should be named with Arabic number and appropriate title. For
example: “T-1: Estimations of the role of the media …” Table or graph
should be position immediately after the paragraph where the table or the
graph is commented. At the end of such paragraph a note should be given,
for example: (see: T-1) or (see: G-1) depending if it is table or graph.
Technical details of the paper:
- Authors have to cite the sources not in the footnote, but in
the text (Harvard reference style). For example:
(i) (Robertson 1992) if it is general referencing and only one author
(ii) (Berger 1997: 24) if block quote is used page number should be given
if the reference, the quotation in the text should be in italic and and
idented from the left hand margin
(iii) (Turner 1981; Turner 1991) referencing includes different titles from
the same author
(iv) (Bergen и Jones 2000) if there are two authors
(v) (Jones at al., 2001) if there are three or more authors only the name
of the first is mentioned
- All references should be listed in the text. Also, when one
reference is used more than once, forms such as: “ibid” or “op cit.” should
not be used.
- It is expected that the authors will use the footnotes only
for commenting or supplementing the text.
- The list of references (bibliography of used literature)
will be listed at the end of the paper and should provide full details for
each source mentioned in the paper. The references are listed
alphabetically by authors and chronologically for the titles of the same
author. For example:
(i) book or monograph: Brubaker R (1992) Citizenship and Nationhood in
France and Germany. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press.
(ii) chapter or article in the book or paper in proceedings book: Habermas
J (1994) “A Citizenship and National Identity”. In: van Steenbergen B (ed.)
The Condition of Citizenship. New York: Sage Publications, pp.22-38.
(iii) paper or article in periodical: Rohrschneider R (2002) “The
Democratic Deficit and Mass Support for an EU-Wide Government”. American
Journal of Political Science 46(2): 463-475.
(iv) newspaper article: Mason P (2015) “The four questions we need to
answer before bombing Isis or Assad”, The Guardian, 21 September 2015
(v) Internet/Websites: Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of
Macedonia. Diplomatic and consular representations -Tallinn. Available at:
http://www.missions.gov.mk/talinn/144/Bilateralni_odnosi.html (accessed 10
October 2010)
(vi) legislation: Law on audio and audiovisual media services. Official
Gazette of the Republic of Macedonia, No. 184/2013
FOR THE ANNUAL OF THE INSTITUTE OF SOCIOLOGICAL, POLITICAL AND JURIDICAL
RESEARCH
The Institute for Sociological, Political and Juridical Research at the
University "Ss. Cyril and Methodius” Skopje announces CALL for papers for
the first issue in 2017, for the international scientific journal “Annual
of ISPJR” with an international editorial board. The Annual is published
continuously since 1975. All articles are published online in accordance
with the concept of open access, twice a year.
The publication of the accepted papers is financed by the author and the
submission fee is 50 euros (in Macedonian denars counter value). The papers
should be written in English, and it is author’s responsibility to provide
a statement from a proof reader.
ANNUAL of ISPJR covers the social sciences and humanities.
Interdisciplinary research and cross-functional issues are particularly
favored.
ANNUAL of ISPJR publishes research papers, professional papers, book
reviews, research reports, scientific conferences proceedings etc. The
articles should be submitted in English. The journal uses double-blind peer
review from two experts.
The deadline for submission is *31.03.2017. *
The papers should be submitted at the following address:
*biblioteka@isppi.ukim.edu.mk
Editorial Board of the ANNUAL of ISPJR
ANNUAL OF THE
INSTITUTE FOR SOCIOLOGICAL POLITICAL AND JURIDICAL RESERACH
INSTRUCTIONS FOR AUTHORS
The Editorial Board is accepting only unpublished articles. The article
should be in English language and should be proof readed. The Author is
obliged, together with the article to send a statement from the proof
reader.
Each article will be anonymised and will be double-blind peer reviewed from
two experts. The Editorial Board keeps the right based on the statement
from the experts, not to published some of the received articles.
The articles should be send only as electronic documents in word format,
with extensions: *.doc or *.docx.
On the first page of the paper should be written: title of the paper; name
of the author, including academic degree and status; the author’s address
for electronic mail and name and address of the institution where the
author is employed or affiliated. These information are followed by an
abstract, that should contain between 200 and 300 words. At the end of the
abstract should be given key words (3-6), to provide easier indexing and
classification of the paper.
The second page of the paper is starting point for anonymity. The text
starts on this page, with the title of the article, but without any
information regarding the author or affiliated institution. The length of
the paper is limited to 18.000 characters (without space), including
footnotes, graphs, tables, pictures, diagrams and other illustrations, but
also including bibliography, that should be placed at the end of the paper.
In exceptional cases, having on mind the suggestion from the reviewers the
Editorial Board keeps the right to publish papers that length exceeds the
specified limit of 18.000 characters.
Technical details of the document:
- Page format: A4
- Margins: 3 cm
- Font: Arial
- Font size: 14-title of the paper; 12-text and chapter
titles; 10-footnotes, titles of the graphs or tables and content (text and
numbers) of the tables.
- Line spacing: 1,5-for main text: 1-for footnotes
- Paragraph spacing: 6-after; 0-before
- Alignment: left
- The title of the paper and also the chapter titles or
subtitles within the text are with left alignment and without indentation
- Tables and graphs should be word generated and their size
and complexity should fit with the page format of the paper. Each table or
graph should be named with Arabic number and appropriate title. For
example: “T-1: Estimations of the role of the media …” Table or graph
should be position immediately after the paragraph where the table or the
graph is commented. At the end of such paragraph a note should be given,
for example: (see: T-1) or (see: G-1) depending if it is table or graph.
Technical details of the paper:
- Authors have to cite the sources not in the footnote, but in
the text (Harvard reference style). For example:
(i) (Robertson 1992) if it is general referencing and only one author
(ii) (Berger 1997: 24) if block quote is used page number should be given
if the reference, the quotation in the text should be in italic and and
idented from the left hand margin
(iii) (Turner 1981; Turner 1991) referencing includes different titles from
the same author
(iv) (Bergen и Jones 2000) if there are two authors
(v) (Jones at al., 2001) if there are three or more authors only the name
of the first is mentioned
- All references should be listed in the text. Also, when one
reference is used more than once, forms such as: “ibid” or “op cit.” should
not be used.
- It is expected that the authors will use the footnotes only
for commenting or supplementing the text.
- The list of references (bibliography of used literature)
will be listed at the end of the paper and should provide full details for
each source mentioned in the paper. The references are listed
alphabetically by authors and chronologically for the titles of the same
author. For example:
(i) book or monograph: Brubaker R (1992) Citizenship and Nationhood in
France and Germany. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press.
(ii) chapter or article in the book or paper in proceedings book: Habermas
J (1994) “A Citizenship and National Identity”. In: van Steenbergen B (ed.)
The Condition of Citizenship. New York: Sage Publications, pp.22-38.
(iii) paper or article in periodical: Rohrschneider R (2002) “The
Democratic Deficit and Mass Support for an EU-Wide Government”. American
Journal of Political Science 46(2): 463-475.
(iv) newspaper article: Mason P (2015) “The four questions we need to
answer before bombing Isis or Assad”, The Guardian, 21 September 2015
(v) Internet/Websites: Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of
Macedonia. Diplomatic and consular representations -Tallinn. Available at:
http://www.missions.gov.mk/talinn/144/Bilateralni_odnosi.html (accessed 10
October 2010)
(vi) legislation: Law on audio and audiovisual media services. Official
Gazette of the Republic of Macedonia, No. 184/2013
CfA: Interdisciplinary Joint Master’s Programme in Southeastern European Studies
*Call for Applications: **Interdisciplinary
Joint Master’s Programme in Southeastern European Studies - University of
Graz and University of Belgrade*
*Deadline: March 1**st**, 2017*
The University of Graz and the University of Belgrade – Faculty of
Political Sciences (FPS) are pleased to announce the call for applications
for the academic year 2017/2018 for the *Interdisciplinary Joint Master’s
Programme in Southeastern European Studies* (www.seestudies.eu).
Joint Master’s Programme in Southeastern European Studies - University of
Graz and University of Belgrade*
*Deadline: March 1**st**, 2017*
The University of Graz and the University of Belgrade – Faculty of
Political Sciences (FPS) are pleased to announce the call for applications
for the academic year 2017/2018 for the *Interdisciplinary Joint Master’s
Programme in Southeastern European Studies* (www.seestudies.eu).
CfA: Programul Interreg Europe
INTERREG Europe - pregătire pentru al treilea apel, termen: 30 iunie 2017
http://www.interregeurope.eu/europecooperates2017/
Programul Interreg Europe va accepta aplicații pentru cel de al 3-lea
apel începând cu data de 1 martie până pe 30 iunie 2017. Puteți obține
co-finanțare din partea Fondului European pentru Dezvoltare Regională
pentru a lucra cu alte regiuni, pentru a învăța unii de la alții și
pentru a rezolva provocări comune sub oricare din cele patru teme:
cercetare si inovare, competitivitatea IMM-urilor, economie cu
amprentă scazuta de carbon, mediul inconjurator și eficiența
resurselor.
http://www.interregeurope.eu/europecooperates2017/
Programul Interreg Europe va accepta aplicații pentru cel de al 3-lea
apel începând cu data de 1 martie până pe 30 iunie 2017. Puteți obține
co-finanțare din partea Fondului European pentru Dezvoltare Regională
pentru a lucra cu alte regiuni, pentru a învăța unii de la alții și
pentru a rezolva provocări comune sub oricare din cele patru teme:
cercetare si inovare, competitivitatea IMM-urilor, economie cu
amprentă scazuta de carbon, mediul inconjurator și eficiența
resurselor.
CfP: 8th Emerging Markets Finance Conference, Indira Gandhi Institute
*Call For Papers8th Emerging Markets Finance Conference*
17th - 20th December, 2017
The Finance Research Group at the Indira Gandhi Institute of Development
Research is inviting papers to be submitted for the 8th Emerging Markets
Finance, 2017, conference. In the past, the audience for these events has
comprised of academics, participants from the legal and financial industry,
policy makers from government and regulators. Details of the previous
conferences can be viewed at http://www.ifrogs.org/conf.html
17th - 20th December, 2017
The Finance Research Group at the Indira Gandhi Institute of Development
Research is inviting papers to be submitted for the 8th Emerging Markets
Finance, 2017, conference. In the past, the audience for these events has
comprised of academics, participants from the legal and financial industry,
policy makers from government and regulators. Details of the previous
conferences can be viewed at http://www.ifrogs.org/conf.html
CfA: Summer School Series on Methods for Computational Social Science
Summer School Series on Methods for Computational Social Science
July 24th – 29th 2017
Sardinia, Italy
The first summer school of this series focuses on methods for
capturing, analyzing and modeling digital trace data (e.g., click
streams, interaction networks, sequences of user activities). We have
invited outstanding keynote speakers and lecturers from different
disciplines that will teach different methods and show how digital
trace data can be used to answer interesting research questions that
are relevant for the social sciences and gain insights into social
phenomena like prosocial behavior, consensus or mobility.
July 24th – 29th 2017
Sardinia, Italy
The first summer school of this series focuses on methods for
capturing, analyzing and modeling digital trace data (e.g., click
streams, interaction networks, sequences of user activities). We have
invited outstanding keynote speakers and lecturers from different
disciplines that will teach different methods and show how digital
trace data can be used to answer interesting research questions that
are relevant for the social sciences and gain insights into social
phenomena like prosocial behavior, consensus or mobility.
CfP: VLDB PhD Workshop, Munich
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS
The VLDB PhD Workshop is a unique opportunity for graduate students to
present and discuss their research work in the context of a premier
international conference. In 2017, the VLDB Phd Workshop will be held
on August 28, 2017 in Munich, Germany colocated with the main VLDB
conference. The workshop provides a forum that facilitates interactions
among PhD students and stimulates feedback from more experienced
researchers.
The VLDB PhD Workshop is a unique opportunity for graduate students to
present and discuss their research work in the context of a premier
international conference. In 2017, the VLDB Phd Workshop will be held
on August 28, 2017 in Munich, Germany colocated with the main VLDB
conference. The workshop provides a forum that facilitates interactions
among PhD students and stimulates feedback from more experienced
researchers.
Feb 8, 2017
CfP: Conf, "Tracing senses of deservingness: Intersectional perspectives on power, morality and distribution in contemporary Europe"
(Workshop on behalf of the Regional Group Europe at the German Anthropological
Association Conference “Belonging: Affective, moral, and political
practices in an interconnected world” 4-7 October 2017, Freie Universität
Berlin)
*Convenors: Andreas Streinzer (Vienna) and Jelena Tosic (Vienna/Bern)*
Association Conference “Belonging: Affective, moral, and political
practices in an interconnected world” 4-7 October 2017, Freie Universität
Berlin)
*Convenors: Andreas Streinzer (Vienna) and Jelena Tosic (Vienna/Bern)*
CfA: Școala de vară a JRC privind soluții alternative
Școala de vară a JRC privind soluții alternative pentru evaluarea
riscurilor - termen 14 februarie 2017
riscurilor - termen 14 februarie 2017
CfP: Financial Intermediation Network of European Studies (FINEST) 5th Anniversary Conference
*Call For PapersFinancial Intermediation Network of European Studies
(FINEST) 5th Anniversary Conference*
27-28 September 2017, Trani, Italy
Conference Venue: LUM University, Km. 1.500, SP130, 76125 Trani, Italy
In occasion of the fifth anniversary of its establishment, the Financial
Intermediation Network of European Studies (FINEST) is organizing its first
Conference.
(FINEST) 5th Anniversary Conference*
27-28 September 2017, Trani, Italy
Conference Venue: LUM University, Km. 1.500, SP130, 76125 Trani, Italy
In occasion of the fifth anniversary of its establishment, the Financial
Intermediation Network of European Studies (FINEST) is organizing its first
Conference.
CfP: Annual Conf. of the Institute of Sociological, Political and Juridical Research
The Institute for Sociological, Political and Juridical Research at the
University "Ss. Cyril and Methodius” Skopje announces CALL for papers for
the first issue in 2017, for the international scientific journal “Annual
of ISPJR” with an international editorial board. The Annual is published
continuously since 1975. All articles are published online in accordance
with the concept of open access, twice a year.
The publication of the accepted papers is financed by the author and the
submission fee is 50 euros (in Macedonian denars counter value). The papers
should be written in English, and it is author’s responsibility to provide
a statement from a proof reader.
ANNUAL of ISPJR covers the social sciences and humanities.
Interdisciplinary research and cross-functional issues are particularly
favored.
ANNUAL of ISPJR publishes research papers, professional papers, book
reviews, research reports, scientific conferences proceedings etc. The
articles should be submitted in English. The journal uses double-blind peer
review from two experts.
The deadline for submission is *31.03.2017. *
The papers should be submitted at the following address:
*biblioteka@isppi.ukim.edu.mk
*
Editorial Board of the ANNUAL of ISPJR
ANNUAL OF THE
INSTITUTE FOR SOCIOLOGICAL POLITICAL AND JURIDICAL RESERACH
INSTRUCTIONS FOR AUTHORS
The Editorial Board is accepting only unpublished articles. The article
should be in English language and should be proof readed. The Author is
obliged, together with the article to send a statement from the proof
reader.
Each article will be anonymised and will be double-blind peer reviewed from
two experts. The Editorial Board keeps the right based on the statement
from the experts, not to published some of the received articles.
The articles should be send only as electronic documents in word format,
with extensions: *.doc or *.docx.
On the first page of the paper should be written: title of the paper; name
of the author, including academic degree and status; the author’s address
for electronic mail and name and address of the institution where the
author is employed or affiliated. These information are followed by an
abstract, that should contain between 200 and 300 words. At the end of the
abstract should be given key words (3-6), to provide easier indexing and
classification of the paper.
The second page of the paper is starting point for anonymity. The text
starts on this page, with the title of the article, but without any
information regarding the author or affiliated institution. The length of
the paper is limited to 18.000 characters (without space), including
footnotes, graphs, tables, pictures, diagrams and other illustrations, but
also including bibliography, that should be placed at the end of the paper.
In exceptional cases, having on mind the suggestion from the reviewers the
Editorial Board keeps the right to publish papers that length exceeds the
specified limit of 18.000 characters.
Technical details of the document:
- Page format: A4
- Margins: 3 cm
- Font: Arial
- Font size: 14-title of the paper; 12-text and chapter
titles; 10-footnotes, titles of the graphs or tables and content (text and
numbers) of the tables.
- Line spacing: 1,5-for main text: 1-for footnotes
- Paragraph spacing: 6-after; 0-before
- Alignment: left
- The title of the paper and also the chapter titles or
subtitles within the text are with left alignment and without indentation
- Tables and graphs should be word generated and their size
and complexity should fit with the page format of the paper. Each table or
graph should be named with Arabic number and appropriate title. For
example: “T-1: Estimations of the role of the media …” Table or graph
should be position immediately after the paragraph where the table or the
graph is commented. At the end of such paragraph a note should be given,
for example: (see: T-1) or (see: G-1) depending if it is table or graph.
Technical details of the paper:
- Authors have to cite the sources not in the footnote, but in
the text (Harvard reference style). For example:
(i) (Robertson 1992) if it is general referencing and only one author
(ii) (Berger 1997: 24) if block quote is used page number should be given
if the reference, the quotation in the text should be in italic and and
idented from the left hand margin
(iii) (Turner 1981; Turner 1991) referencing includes different titles from
the same author
(iv) (Bergen и Jones 2000) if there are two authors
(v) (Jones at al., 2001) if there are three or more authors only the name
of the first is mentioned
- All references should be listed in the text. Also, when one
reference is used more than once, forms such as: “ibid” or “op cit.” should
not be used.
- It is expected that the authors will use the footnotes only
for commenting or supplementing the text.
- The list of references (bibliography of used literature)
will be listed at the end of the paper and should provide full details for
each source mentioned in the paper. The references are listed
alphabetically by authors and chronologically for the titles of the same
author. For example:
(i) book or monograph: Brubaker R (1992) Citizenship and Nationhood in
France and Germany. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press.
(ii) chapter or article in the book or paper in proceedings book: Habermas
J (1994) “A Citizenship and National Identity”. In: van Steenbergen B (ed.)
The Condition of Citizenship. New York: Sage Publications, pp.22-38.
(iii) paper or article in periodical: Rohrschneider R (2002) “The
Democratic Deficit and Mass Support for an EU-Wide Government”. American
Journal of Political Science 46(2): 463-475.
(iv) newspaper article: Mason P (2015) “The four questions we need to
answer before bombing Isis or Assad”, The Guardian, 21 September 2015
(v) Internet/Websites: Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of
Macedonia. Diplomatic and consular representations -Tallinn. Available at:
http://www.missions.gov.mk/talinn/144/Bilateralni_odnosi.html (accessed 10
October 2010)
(vi) legislation: Law on audio and audiovisual media services. Official
Gazette of the Republic of Macedonia, No. 184/2013
University "Ss. Cyril and Methodius” Skopje announces CALL for papers for
the first issue in 2017, for the international scientific journal “Annual
of ISPJR” with an international editorial board. The Annual is published
continuously since 1975. All articles are published online in accordance
with the concept of open access, twice a year.
The publication of the accepted papers is financed by the author and the
submission fee is 50 euros (in Macedonian denars counter value). The papers
should be written in English, and it is author’s responsibility to provide
a statement from a proof reader.
ANNUAL of ISPJR covers the social sciences and humanities.
Interdisciplinary research and cross-functional issues are particularly
favored.
ANNUAL of ISPJR publishes research papers, professional papers, book
reviews, research reports, scientific conferences proceedings etc. The
articles should be submitted in English. The journal uses double-blind peer
review from two experts.
The deadline for submission is *31.03.2017. *
The papers should be submitted at the following address:
*biblioteka@isppi.ukim.edu.mk
Editorial Board of the ANNUAL of ISPJR
ANNUAL OF THE
INSTITUTE FOR SOCIOLOGICAL POLITICAL AND JURIDICAL RESERACH
INSTRUCTIONS FOR AUTHORS
The Editorial Board is accepting only unpublished articles. The article
should be in English language and should be proof readed. The Author is
obliged, together with the article to send a statement from the proof
reader.
Each article will be anonymised and will be double-blind peer reviewed from
two experts. The Editorial Board keeps the right based on the statement
from the experts, not to published some of the received articles.
The articles should be send only as electronic documents in word format,
with extensions: *.doc or *.docx.
On the first page of the paper should be written: title of the paper; name
of the author, including academic degree and status; the author’s address
for electronic mail and name and address of the institution where the
author is employed or affiliated. These information are followed by an
abstract, that should contain between 200 and 300 words. At the end of the
abstract should be given key words (3-6), to provide easier indexing and
classification of the paper.
The second page of the paper is starting point for anonymity. The text
starts on this page, with the title of the article, but without any
information regarding the author or affiliated institution. The length of
the paper is limited to 18.000 characters (without space), including
footnotes, graphs, tables, pictures, diagrams and other illustrations, but
also including bibliography, that should be placed at the end of the paper.
In exceptional cases, having on mind the suggestion from the reviewers the
Editorial Board keeps the right to publish papers that length exceeds the
specified limit of 18.000 characters.
Technical details of the document:
- Page format: A4
- Margins: 3 cm
- Font: Arial
- Font size: 14-title of the paper; 12-text and chapter
titles; 10-footnotes, titles of the graphs or tables and content (text and
numbers) of the tables.
- Line spacing: 1,5-for main text: 1-for footnotes
- Paragraph spacing: 6-after; 0-before
- Alignment: left
- The title of the paper and also the chapter titles or
subtitles within the text are with left alignment and without indentation
- Tables and graphs should be word generated and their size
and complexity should fit with the page format of the paper. Each table or
graph should be named with Arabic number and appropriate title. For
example: “T-1: Estimations of the role of the media …” Table or graph
should be position immediately after the paragraph where the table or the
graph is commented. At the end of such paragraph a note should be given,
for example: (see: T-1) or (see: G-1) depending if it is table or graph.
Technical details of the paper:
- Authors have to cite the sources not in the footnote, but in
the text (Harvard reference style). For example:
(i) (Robertson 1992) if it is general referencing and only one author
(ii) (Berger 1997: 24) if block quote is used page number should be given
if the reference, the quotation in the text should be in italic and and
idented from the left hand margin
(iii) (Turner 1981; Turner 1991) referencing includes different titles from
the same author
(iv) (Bergen и Jones 2000) if there are two authors
(v) (Jones at al., 2001) if there are three or more authors only the name
of the first is mentioned
- All references should be listed in the text. Also, when one
reference is used more than once, forms such as: “ibid” or “op cit.” should
not be used.
- It is expected that the authors will use the footnotes only
for commenting or supplementing the text.
- The list of references (bibliography of used literature)
will be listed at the end of the paper and should provide full details for
each source mentioned in the paper. The references are listed
alphabetically by authors and chronologically for the titles of the same
author. For example:
(i) book or monograph: Brubaker R (1992) Citizenship and Nationhood in
France and Germany. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press.
(ii) chapter or article in the book or paper in proceedings book: Habermas
J (1994) “A Citizenship and National Identity”. In: van Steenbergen B (ed.)
The Condition of Citizenship. New York: Sage Publications, pp.22-38.
(iii) paper or article in periodical: Rohrschneider R (2002) “The
Democratic Deficit and Mass Support for an EU-Wide Government”. American
Journal of Political Science 46(2): 463-475.
(iv) newspaper article: Mason P (2015) “The four questions we need to
answer before bombing Isis or Assad”, The Guardian, 21 September 2015
(v) Internet/Websites: Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of
Macedonia. Diplomatic and consular representations -Tallinn. Available at:
http://www.missions.gov.mk/talinn/144/Bilateralni_odnosi.html (accessed 10
October 2010)
(vi) legislation: Law on audio and audiovisual media services. Official
Gazette of the Republic of Macedonia, No. 184/2013
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