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Princeton Institute for Advanced Study

Tue, 01 Jul 2008 00:56:56 +0400

The Institute is an independent private institution founded in 1930 to
create a community of scholars focused on intellectual inquiry, free from
teaching and other university obligations. Scholars from around the world
come to the Institute to pursue their own research. Those chosen are
offered membership for a set period and a stipend. The Institute provides
access to extensive resources including offices, libraries, subsidized
restaurant and housing facilities, and some secretarial services. Open to
all fields of historical research, the School of Historical Studies'
principal interests are the history of western, near eastern and Asian
civilizations, with particular emphasis upon Greek and Roman civilization,
the history of Europe (medieval, early modern, and modern), the Islamic
world, East Asian studies, the history of art, the history of science,
philosophy, modern international relations, and music studies. Candidates
of any nationality may apply for a single term or a full academic year.
Residence in Princeton during term time is required. The only other
obligation of Members is to pursue their own research.

The Ph.D. (or equivalent) and substantial publications are required.
Information and application forms may be found on the School's web site,
www.hs.ias.edu. Deadline: November 1 2008.

PhD course: Postcolonial feminist theories and analytical approaches

Mon, 30 Jun 2008 22:14:38 +0400

Nordic Research School in Interdisciplinary Gender Studies (www.norsgender.org)
PhD course
Postcolonial feminist theories and analytical approaches

Date:
September 30 - October 2, 2008

Deadline for application: August 15, 2008

Venue: Roskilde University, Denmark

Teachers: Prof. Meyda Yegenoglu, Middle East Technical University, Ankara, Turkey, and Columbia University, New York Dr. Diana Mulinari, Lund University, Sweden Assoc. Prof. Signe Arnfred, The Nordic Africa Institute, Sweden; Roskilde
University, Denmark Assoc. Prof. Bodil Folke Frederiksen, Roskilde University, Denmark

Course description:
Over the last few decades postcolonial feminist theorizing has contributed
decisively to feminist thinking, critically pointing to the implicit and
invisible whiteness of Western feminisms.

Postcolonial feminists have illuminated the complex and fractured ways in
which the doings of gender and sexuality are at the core of nationalisms,
colonialisms and racisms, and central to politics of war and militarization.

From postcolonial feminist positions new questions have been raised, for
instance regarding foundational feminist concepts like 'women', 'gender' and the male/female duality. To which extent are such concepts universally applicable, to which extent do they actually hide as much as they reveal?
Postcolonial feminist theorizing invites to a thorough re-thinking of well-known conceptualizations. By de- centering the center (as put in the title of a volume edited by Sandra Harding and Uma Narayan) postcolonial feminist thinking offers a series of new vantage points from where to see and grasp the world, including one self and immediate surroundings. Being inspired by feminist standpoint theory as well as by post-structuralism, strands of post-colonial feminist thinking merge the two in new and unexpected ways.

The course will introduce and explore different lines of postcolonial feminist thinking in cross-disciplinary contexts - from sociology and anthropology to cultural and development studies - applied to a diversity of empirical fields, such as dressing and other bodily practices, sexuality and motherhood, gendered racisms, European identities and processes of globalization.

Programme and literature: www.norsgender.org/main.asp?page=course_programme&mode=single&id=24

Grants
16 PhD students can be funded by NorFA/NordForsk.
4 more PhD students are welcome to participate on a self-paying basis.
If the number of applicants, qualifying for the NorFA grants exceeds 16, a
selection will be made to ensure a spread of nationalities, institutions and
disciplines.

Applications
Applications (in English) should be mailed no later than August 15, 2008, to
academic coordinator Mette Bryld: mbry@galnet.dk

See www.norsgender.org/main.asp?page=application for information on application.

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8th Annual Aleksanteri Conference
WELFARE, GENDER AND AGENCY IN RUSSIA AND EASTERN EUROPE
December 10-12, 2008; the University of Helsinki, Finland

Aleksanteri Conference 2008
Time and venue: December 10-12, 2008, University of Helsinki , Finland
Organiser: The Aleksanteri Institute, University of Helsinki
Co-organiser: The National Research and Development Centre for Welfare and Health (STAKES)

The Aleksanteri Institute of the University of Helsinki will hold the 8th Annual International Aleksanteri Conference, December 10-12, 2008. The conference will bring together researchers of society, culture and history to examine the interrelationships of welfare, gender and agency in Russia and Eastern Europe during the transitional period. The approach is more multidimensional than usual, because in addition to economic and social problems the agenda also includes bodily and sexual issues. They are viewed from an inter-sectionalist perspective, taking into account gender and, moreover, class and ethnicity. The integrating theme is discussion on post-socialist welfare models.

The conference will also deal with methodology - moving within the frames of the past, the present and the future; in-between macro and micro levels; and de/reconstructing East/West divisions, hierarchies and biases e.g. through post-colonially inspired post-socialist criticism.

Keynote speakers

*Professor Linda J. Cook, Department of Political Science, Brown University ( USA )

*Director Elena Gapova, Centre for Gender Studies, European Humanities University , ( Vilnius , Lithuania / Minsk , Belorussia )

*Professor Elena Iarskaia-Smirnova, Department of Social Anthropology and Social Work , Technical State University, Saratov (Russia)

*Associate Professor Janet Elise Johnson, Department of Political Science, Brooklyn College, City University of New York (USA)

*Professor Dagmar Kutsar, Unit of Family and Welfare Studies, University of Tartu ( Estonia )

*Associate Professor Vesselin Popov, Ethnographical Institute and Museum of Bulgarian Academy of Sciences , Sofia ( Bulgaria )

*Dr. Kate Thompson, Faculty of Health, Birmingham City University ( UK )

Extended Call for Papers

Download a pdf-file here:
http://www.helsinki.fi/aleksanteri/conference2008/files/excp.pdf

Call for papers, panels, workshops

While open to all proposals dealing with welfare, gender and agency in Russia and Eastern Europe , the programme committee suggests, for instance the following sub-themes for consideration:

Welfare regimes

In what sense and on what level of action is there cause to speak of welfare models, ▒welfare regimes', in Russia and Eastern Europe ? To what degree do they reflect new neo-liberal vs. past state-paternalistic values and goals? What kind of alternative models are there? What significance is given to current deep social divisions and poverty?

Regional and sub-regional variations

What kind of developmental differences are there between, on the one hand, Russia and CIS countries and, on the other hand, the new members and applicant states of the EU? How large are regional differences internally?

Gender

How are models gendered economically and socially? What insights do violence against women, prostitution and trafficking in women offer into the models? What kinds of masculinities are constructed? What are the future prospects for men who, statistically speaking, have a very low life expectancy today?

Ethnicity and migration

What is the situation of different cultural minorities such as the Romani people? How is East-West migration related to welfare in Eastern Europe ?

Civil society and agency

What is the relationship between political power institutions and civil society, and society at large? How is the sphere of civil society gendered? How do practices and agency take shape at the grassroots level?

Welfare services

What is the division between the public and third sectors in welfare service
provision? How common are so-called public-private or public-civic mix solutions? How, for example, are the life situations of clients of social work perceived? Who is responsible for the interpretations and on what terms?

National policies and transnational perspectives

How do policies on the national level shape new models? What do, for example, general and gender-sensitive development indexes tell about them?
How is welfare approached in multinational and transnational Western programmes aimed at the region?

In addition to plenum sessions, there will be panels and workshops gathered on a call-for-papers basis. Standard panel proposals should consist of a chair, three papers and a discussant; standard workshop proposals of three papers. Individual proposals for workshop papers are welcome as well.

All submissions should be in the working languages of the conference, which are English and Russian. Unfortunately no translation can be provided.

All proposals should be sent via the form on the conference website. In case of difficulty in using the website, submissions are also accepted by email to fcree-aleksconf@helsinki.fi

Participants and observers who do not wish to give a paper or organise a panel or a workshop are also welcome to take part in the Conference. There is no registration fee but registration is required.

Conference schedule and deadlines

Proposals for panels (ca. 500 words): May 15, 2008
Abstracts for 15-20 minute papers (ca. 300 words): May 15, 2008
Notification of acceptance: by 15 August, 2008
On-line registration: by November 15, 2008
Conference: December 10-12, 2008

Registration will open August 15, 2008. For further information, or any
questions you may wish to ask, please contact the conference coordinator at Aleksanteri Conference: fcree-aleksconf@helsinki.fi

The co-organiser of the conference, the International Development
Collaboration (IDC) at the National Research and Development Centre for
Welfare and Health (STAKES) ( http://idc.stakes.fi ), will organise as a part of the conference the transnational session ▒Responses to Social
Problems in Transitional Societies'.

more information: www.helsinki.fi/aleksanteri/conference2008

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Postdoctoral Fellow in Russian

Thu, 05 Jun 2008 23:06:14 +0400

University of Bergen √ Bergen, Norway

At the Department of Foreign Languages, University of Bergen, there is a
vacant three-year position as postdoctoral fellow in Russian
starting 1 January 2009. The position is connected to the research
project "The Future of Russian: Language Culture in the Era of New
Technology" (8/2008967/2012) led by Professor Ingunn Lunde. We invite
candidates to propose a research project within one of the three main
fields of research of the "Future" project: 1. Russian on the
Internet, 2. The Russian Literary Internet, 3. Linguistic Negotiation in
the Internet. The project proposal, including a tentative time table,
must not exceed 5 pages. The application must be written in English.

Applicants must have a PhD in Russian or equivalent relevant
education, or have presented the dissertation for assessment by the
closing date for applications. Research experience in sociolinguistics or
literary sociology is an advantage.

For more information about the position and the Future of Russian
project, please contact Professor Ingunn Lunde, Department of Foreign
Languages, University of Bergen ingunn.lunde@if.uib.no.

An international committee of experts will evaluate the candidates. The
main emphasis of the evaluation will be placed on the candidate▓s
research experience and potential as evidenced by her or his PhD
thesis and other scholarly works, project proposal, and other relevant
qualifications.

The University of Bergen applies the principles of public openness when
recruiting staff to scientific positions.

Applications, including a complete overview of education and previous
experience, with copies of diplomas and certificates, scholarly works
(max 10) and a complete list of publications should be delivered and
collated in 3 complete sets and sent to the University of Bergen, Faculty
of Arts, P.O.Box 7805, N-5020 Bergen, Norway, by 15 June 2008.

Reference no.: 08/3888

The full advertisement can be found at
http://melding.uib.no/doc/Ledige_stillinger/1208336862.html

Gender and Education Association 7th International Conference

Thu, 05 Jun 2008 23:02:45 +0400

Call for Papers
Gender and Education Association 7th International Conference
Theme: Gender: Regulation and Resistance in Education
25-27 March 2009, Institute of Education, University of London

Keynote speakers

Deborah Britzman Raewyn Connell Gloria Ladson-Billings

Plenary Panel 1: Intersectionality, Black, British Feminism and resistance
in educational research
Suki Ali Heidi Mirza Ann Phoenix

Plenary Panel 2: Regulation, resistance and activism: troubling margin and
centre
Bagele Chilisa Sylvia Grinberg Grace Livingston
. How do education and gender regulate?
. How do we theorize, research, talk about and enact resistances to
regulatory practices and gendered power relations in education?

These questions and the conference theme, Gender: Regulation and Resistance
in Education, invite engagement with gender and feminism at every level of
educational practice, including politics, theorizing, policy creation,
research methodologies, pedagogical engagement and grass-roots activism. The
conference draws together an exceptional range of international speakers
working at the cutting edge of feminist and gender theory and research, and
political and educational activism, including those who are resisting
current contexts of neo-liberal economic reform and increasing global
disparities. Our goal is to create a space for dialogue about gender and
education that spans disciplinary, theoretical, political and national
boundaries.

Proposals
We invite proposals for contributions that critically explore questions
relating to issues of gender regulation and resistance in education. These
may include the following:

. Power/Governance
. Politics/Policy
. Neo-liberalism/Neo-Conservativism
. Standards agendas in education
. Histories, genealogies of gender
. Religion, nationality, citizenship
. Globalization /Marketization
. Community /Activism/Struggle
. Agency/ Structure/Subjectivity
. Pedagogy and curriculum
. Primary, secondary schooling
. Higher, further education
. Intersectionalities, race, class, gender, age . Psychosocial approaches .
Gender, disability, inclusion . Sexuality and queer theory

The papers might engage with these themes from a variety of fields and areas
of study:

. Feminist Studies
. Women's Studies
. Queer/Sexuality Studies
. Sociology
. Health
. History
. Literature
. Philosophy
. Cultural Studies
. Media Studies
. Postcolonial Studies
. Development Studies
. Social/Educational Policy Studies

Session Formats
We are interested in a diverse range of formats and welcome proposals
for:

. Papers
. Symposiums
. Interactive Sessions
. Performance pieces
. Roundtables or Posters
. Workshops

We are also interested in hearing from anyone who wishes to organise a
stream/theme that runs through the conference.

Teachers
We are keen to include teachers and education practitioners in the
conference as presenters and participants. We will be pleased to receive
proposals from education practitioners for standard conference format
sessions (such as papers and symposium) or for more innovative/interactive
sessions such as roundtable discussions and workshops. We are also looking
for proposals for sessions that will be of interest to education
practitioners.

Students
We will be holding a student networking session, for student teachers,
undergraduates, graduates, postgraduates, postdocs and researchers. The
session will address concerns around doing gender research and finding
career paths in gender and education. This session will have a
question/answer component with leaders in the Gender and Education field in
collaboration with the student and postdoctoral reps at GEA.

Submitting proposals
Proposals should offer a summary of the presentation/session being proposed,
including a short rational for the focus and indicting any conceptual
framing and empirical material to be covered or activities to be undertaken.
Proposals for single papers, posters, roundtables, etc should be no more
that one side of A4 (approx 300 words).
Proposals for larger sessions, such as symposium or workshops may be up to 2
sides of A4 (approx 600 words). We anticipate a standard allocation of 20
minutes per presentation and 80 minutes per session, however, we are open to
proposals that suggest alternative uses of time - please state this clearly
in your submission. Please include:
title; author name(s); institutional affiliation/country; technical
requirements.

Closing date for abstracts: 30 September 2008 Send submissions to:
genderandeducation09@ioe.ac.uk Further details are available at:
www.ioe.ac.uk/fps/genderconference09

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Families are under attack in Lithuania, and we need your help!
May 20, 2008, Vilnius

The Lithuanian Parliament is currently weighing an unprecedented bill that
would legally redefine the concept of family and that would establish a
government-sanctioned concept of family limited exclusively to the
traditional notion of a married man and woman and their children. With the
stroke of a pen, this new concept of the Lithuanian family would relegate
other family forms-single mothers and fathers raising children, unmarried
partners raising children, and grandparents caring for their
grandchildren-to second-class status.
Demographic analysis demonstrates that the structure of the Lithuanian
family is changing. In 2005, almost a third of all children were born to
unmarried parents living as partners. The same year, the number of divorces
per 100 marriages hit 56. This is evidence of the growing number of single
parents, who in 98 percent of cases are women. Until recently, high
unemployment in Lithuania also encouraged migration, and half of all workers
who emigrated in 2005 were married men or women. As a result a new family
structure-the long-distance family-emerged. A poll conducted in 2006 showed
that all these different family forms are considered as families by a
majority of Lithuanians. However, the new concept of family would have
practical implications, as it could ostensibly be used to prevent
nontraditional families from receiving the same level of government
assistance and from benefiting from government programs meant to support and
strengthen the family.

This bill, the first of its kind in Europe, has been applauded as a
breakthrough by the Catholic Church and conservative politicians. While
today this situation is confined to Lithuania, it could only be a matter of
time before other European countries become receptive to such simple-minded
and seemingly harmless, yet erroneous and discriminatory, attempts to
destroy families under the guise of strengthening them.

The situation is critical, and domestic groups are increasingly being
sidelined from the discussion. Therefore, we ask you today to urgently
communicate with Lithuanian government and Parliament officials to express
your concern about the State Family Political Concept bill currently under
debate in the Parliament and to remind the government of its commitment-made
domestically and internationally-to protect women, children and families in
all forms.

Attached we suggest some language for your letter. Please feel free to
incorporate any of these paragraphs or your own thoughts in your message and
send letters to:
. Speaker of the Lithuanian Parliament Ceslovas Jursenas
ADDRESS: Ceslovas.Jursenas@lrs.lt
. Rima Baskiene, Chair of the Commission of Family affairs and child,
ADDRESS: rima.baskiene@lrs.lt
. Valdas Adamkus, President of Lithuania
ADDRESS: ramunas.vilpisauskas@prezidentas.lt
. Prime Minister Gediminas Kirkilas
ADDRESS: mp.sekretore@lrvk.lt

We would also appreciate if you send a copy of your letter to the address of
Center for Equality Advancement : info@gap.lt

THANK YOU FOR YOUR HELP!

Virginija Aleksejune
Director
On behalf of Center for Equality Advancement
Raugyklos str. 15-201, Vilnius, Lithuania
+370-5 2335380

APPEAL TO STOP DISCRIMINATION AGAINST WOMEN IN LITHUANIA

Date

We, (name of the organization, country) as part of the international community, express our grave concern about the State Family Political Concept law, which defines the family in a very narrow manner, confining it only to families based on a married man and woman. Moreover, the warning signals from the Parliament to prohibit legal abortion in Lithuania make us express our concerns about violation of women's rights and freedoms.
The Republic of Lithuania―in ratifying the U.N. Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women, the U.N. Convention on the Rights of the Child, the E.U. Convention on Human Rights, and E.U. Social Rights Charter―assumed a duty with the international community to protect children and women against discrimination, regardless of their social situation and status and to protect families, regardless of marital status of the family members.
The United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child establishes that Lithuania must guarantee the same rights for every child, forbid discrimination on any grounds, and use every means necessary to ensure that children will be protected from discrimination or punishment stemming from their parents' or families' status, activities, opinions or beliefs. Moreover, the European Social Charter establishes that the Lithuanian government has the responsibility to provide social protection and other support to families. This duty to defend the family also includes the duty to defend families that are not based on the traditional family structure of a married man and woman. The European Council has explicitly stated that the Charter encompasses a wide concept of family, one which includes single parents and other individuals living together
A democratic state must enact policies that guarantee each citizen's welfare and that respect every citizen's rights to privacy. Government assistance cannot be applied selectively, privileging only one type of family group, as this goes against all democratic principles and reinforces discrimination and social exclusion. Creating a privileged family structure based on a married man and woman would undermine a number of national laws as well international treaties to which Lithuania is party..
Therefore, we write you today to ask you to vote against this punitive and discriminatory law, as approval of this law by the Parliament would severely infringe upon human rights, freedom and democratic values in Lithuania.
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Location: Massachusetts, United States
Call for Papers Deadline: 2008-09-15

Postfeminism and the Future(s) of Feminist Film and Media Studies

40th Anniversary Convention, Northeast Modern Language Association (NeMLA)
Feb. 26-March 1, 2009
Hyatt Regency-Boston, Massachusetts

Postfeminism (approximately 1981-present) is increasingly visible as a theoretical platform. Recent scholarship has been devoted to the influence of postfeminism upon popular culture, film and media studies, such as Yvonne Tasker and Diane Negra's Interrogating Postfeminism (2007). In a recent issue of Cinema Journal (vol. 44, no. 2, winter 2005), Tasker and Negra ask, "how do we address and make sense of a postfeminist media culture that repeatedly and loudly insists that feminism is no longer relevant because it has somehow succeeded? Second, how might our scholarship be updated so as to retain the strength and political commitment associated with earlier traditions of feminist writing and filmmaking?" (Tasker and Negra, "In Focus: Postfeminism and Contemporary Media Studies," p. 108)
This panel, in the Women's Studies and Film sections of the 2009 NeMLA convention, seeks to address these as well as other questions raised by the advent of postfeminism for film and media studies. Does postfeminism ring the death knell of feminist film and media theory, especially since according to Tasker and Negra, "we find ourselves at a moment when+conventional feminist critiques are in real danger of irrelevance" (109)? Does postfeminist film and media undo, deny and/or further feminist film and media theory? This panel welcomes papers about all aspects of postfeminism in film and media studies (including cinema, television, visual art, gaming, blogging, popular culture studies, new media, etc.) as well as literature. We are especially interested in papers that engage the feminist/postfeminist debate and attempt to bridge that divide.

Possible topics include but are not limited to:
-performances of gender and/or race in recent postfeminist film (i.e. "The Hot Chick"; "White Chicks")
-postfeminist directors, writers, artists, bloggers, etc.
-postfeminist representations of "career" women
-postfeminist "retreatism" (to cite Tasker and Negra's term, p. 109) in film, literature, television (i.e. "Knocked Up"; "13 Going on 30")
-postfeminism and "slacker" culture
-postfeminist portrayals of female adolescents/young adults (i.e. "Mean Girls"; "Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen"; "Juno"; "The Virgin Suicides"; "Uptown Girls"; "Gossip Girl"; "Veronica Mars")
-postfeminism and pop culture
-postfeminism and "third wave" feminism
-postfeminism and cultural studies
- postfeminist costume/historical drama
-postfeminism and reality television (i.e. "The Real Housewives of Orange County"; "The Real Housewives of New York City"; "The Millionaire Matchmaker"; "America's Next Top Model"; "America's Next Prom Queen"; "The Simple Life"; "Bridezillas"; "The Hills"; "The Bachelorette")
-postfeminism and spectatorship studies (i.e. the "guilty" and/or "girly" pleasures produced by postfeminist film, television, etc.)
-postfeminist horror, sci-fi, and thrillers
-postfeminist representations of female police officers/lawyers, particularly on television (i.e. "The Closer"; "Saving Grace"; "Damages"; "Ally McBeal")
-postfeminist blogs/blogging
-postfeminist literature (i.e. fiction; self-help; advice)

Please send 250-500 word abstracts by September 15, 2008, to Marcelline Block, mblock@princeton.edu.

Please include with your abstract:

Name and Affiliation
Brief (1 page) CV
Email Address
Postal Address
Telephone number
A/V requirements (if any; $10 media fee)

The complete call for papers for the 2009 convention will be posted in June: www.nemla.org
Interested participants may submit abstracts to more than one NeMLA panel; however, panelists can only present one paper. Convention participants may present a paper at a panel or seminar and also present at a creative session or participate in a roundtable.
Marcelline Block
Princeton University
Dept. of French and Italian
305 East Pyne Hall
Princeton, NJ 08540

Email: mblock@princeton.edu
Visit the website at http://www.nemla.org

Open Society Fellowship

Thu, 05 Jun 2008 20:20:27 +0400

The Open Society Institute has recently launched a new fellowship program to support outstanding idea entrepreneurs from around the world. The Open Society Fellowship will enable innovative professionals � including journalists, activists, scholars, and practitioners � to work on projects that inspire meaningful public debate, shape public policy, as well as generate intellectual ferment within OSI.

The fellowship focuses on four areas: National Security and the Open Society; Citizenship, Membership and Marginalization; Strategies and Tools for Advocacy and Citizen Engagement; and Understanding Authoritarianism.
Fellows� projects may include books, articles, outreach for documentary films, online media, and efforts to seed new campaigns and organizations.

Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis, and there is no deadline.
More details and the link to apply online are at:
http://www.soros.org/initiatives/fellowship/focus_areas/guidelines.

Email: osfellows@sorosny.org
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IPSA Congress � 2009 Santiago Chile

21st IPSA World Congress
Call for Papers for RC 19 Panels

The Research Committee on Gender, Politics and Policy (RC 19) invites you to
submit paper proposal for the following panels:

The panels for RC19 pick up on the dimensions of representation (Yvonne
Galligan in the International Political Science Review 28-5) � who represents, what is represented and how it is represented � as a way of looking at the dilemmas of change in an era of global discontent. How can women influence politics and policy? How can politics be engendered globally? What are the new challenges of the present period of global discontent?

Panel 1: Women and Representation � who represents women?
Panel 2: Gender, Women's Interests and Representation
Panel 3: Channels and Mechanisms of Representation
Panel 4: Gender, Representation and the Dilemmas of Change

If you are interested in participating in one of these panels, please send
Caroline Andrew at candrew@uottawa.ca as soon as possible the title of your proposed paper and a brief abstract (c. 200 words).

We are also organizing a pre-conference workshop on the day before the Congress � July 11, 2009 on the theme "Opportunities and Constraints for Women in International Feminist Organizing: Institutions and Strategies" in collaboration with RC 52 (Gender, Globalization, and Democratization) and RC 7 (Women, Politics, and Developing Nations). If you are interested in presenting a paper in the pre-conference roundtable, please send Caroline Andrew (candrew@uottawa.ca) your title and a brief abstract (c. 200 words) as soon as possible. You can also send this information to the Chair of Research Committee 52 and 7.

Please send your paper proposal via the paper proposal form on the congress
website (www.santiago2009.org) before November 1, 2008.

The International Political Science Association will hold its 21st World
Congress in Santiago, Chile, from July 12 to 16, 2009. For more information
on the congress, please contact the IPSA World Congress Coordinator at
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(November 1, 2007 is the deadline for the receipt of contributed papers and September 1 for proposals for round-tables and poster sessions)

XXII WORLD CONGRESS OF PHILOSOPHY
Main Theme: RETHINKING PHILOSOPHY TODAY

The World Congresses of Philosophy are organized every five years by the
International Federation of Philosophical Societies in collaboration with one of its member societies, which assumes responsibility for the organization of the Congress.

The XXII World Congress of Philosophy will be held from July 30 through August 5 in Seoul under the auspieces of the Korean Philosophical Association. It has several aims, which are to be understood as complementary.

To call attention to the importance of philosophical reflection on philosophy itself, especially critical reflection on the diverse forms taken by contemporary philosophy and the history of philosophy.
To reflect on the tasks and functions of philosophy in the contemporary world, taking account of the contributions, expectations, and gaps in philosophical awareness that are associated with other disciplines such as the natural and humane sciences, with political, religious, social, economic, financial, technological, etc. activities, as well as with diverse cultures and traditions.

The first Congress to be held in Asia, the Seoul Congress presents a clear invitation to rethink the nature, roles, and responsibilities of philosophy and of philosophers in the age of globalization. It is committed to paying heed to the problems, conflicts, inequalities, and injustices connected with the development of a planetary civilization that is at once multiculural and techno-scientific.

The main theme of the Congress will be developed, according to the tradition of the World Congress, in the following four plenary sessions and five symposia.

PLENARY SESSIONS

1. Rethinking Moral, Social and Political Philosophy: Democracy, Justice and Global Responsibility

2. Rethinking Metaphysics and Aesthetics: Reality, Beauty and the Meaning of Life

3. Rethinking Epistemology, Philosophy of Science and Technology: Knowledge and Culture

4. Rethinking History of Philosophy and Comparative Philosophy: Traditions, Critique and Dialogue

SYMPOSIA

1. Conflict and Tolerance

2. Globalization and Cosmopolitanism

3. Bioethics, Environmental Ethics and Future Generations

4. Tradition, Modernity and Post-modernity: Eastern and Western Perspectives

5. Philosophy in Korea

SECTIONS FOR CONTRIBUTED PAPERS

Aesthetics and Philosophy of Arts
Ancient Philosophy
Applied Ethics
Approaches to Philosophy
Bioethics and Medical Ethics
Buddhist Philosophy
Business Ethics
Comparative Philosophy
Confucian Philosophy
Ethics
Human Rights
Images and Symbols
Logic and Philosophy of Logic
Medieval Philosophy
Metaphysics
Modern Philosophy
Ontology
Persons and Identity
Phenomenology
Philosophical Anthropology
Philosophical Hermeneutics
Philosophy of Cognitive Science
Philosophy of Communication and Information
Philosophy and Economics
Philosophy and Environment
Philosophy and Future Generations
Philosophy and Gender
Philosophy and Literature
Philosophy for Children
Philosophy in Africa: Contemporary Issues
Philosophy in Asia and the Pacific: Contemporary Issues
Philosophy in Europe: Contemporary Issues
Philosophy in Latin America: Contemporary Issues
Philosophy in North America: Contemporary Issues
Philosophy of Action
Philosophy of Culture
Philosophy of Education
Philosophy of History
Philosophy of Language
Philosophy of Law
Philosophy of Mathematics
Philosophy of Mind
Philosophy of Natural Sciences
Philosophy of Nature
Philosophy of Religion
Philosophy of Social Sciences
Philosophy of Sport
Philosophy of Technology
Philosophy of Values
Social and Political Philosophy
Taoist Philosophy
Teaching Philosophy
Theory of Knowledge
Time and Memory

SUBMISSION OF PAPERS

Submit both (a) two paper copies of approximately 6 pages (1800 words)
typewritten and double-spaced, with 1.5cm margins on all sides of the text, accompanied by a 10-20 line abstract, and (b) an electronic version, either on disk or as an attachment to an e-mail message. Both should be addressed to the Korean Organizing Committee and should include an indication, prominently displayed, of the section for which the contributed paper is intended and of the language in which it has been written.

The International Program Committee reserves the right to accept or not accept papers on the basis of criteria of quality. Only papers of a philosophical nature will be considered for inclusion in the program.

IMPORTANT DATES

November 1, 2007 is the deadline for the receipt of contributed papers and September 1 for proposals for round-tables and poster sessions.

Send papers and proposals for round-table and poster sessions to the Korean Organizing Committee

XXII WORLD CONGRESS OF PHILOSOPHY WEBPAGE

www.wcp2008.or.kr

REGISTRATION, ACCOMMODATION, AND BOOK EXHIBITION

Registration

* $175 for early registration prior to June 1, 2007
* $200 for registration prior to January 1, 2008
* $225 for registration after January 1, 2008
* $100 for accompanying person
* $80 for students

Accommodation and Flights: to be announced later

Book Exhibition: to be announced later

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We are delighted to extend you a cordial invitation to the scientific
conference �Gender. Ecology. Health�, which will be held in Kharkov
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The goal of the conference � interdisciplinary analysis of the gender
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The best reports will be published in the professional medical journals
THE MAIN TOPICS
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� The Gender phenomenon in philosophy and usualness.
� Sociopolitical, economical and legal aspects of the problem �Gender.
Ecology. Health�.
� Gender problem and its perspective in Ukrainian culture.
� Youth, problem gender equality and ecological perspective.
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�Gender aspects of the healthy style of living.
�Chernobyl disaster: ecological, medical and gender context.
�Ecological pathology, its factors and gender specificity. Endemic diseases.
�Gender questions of the protection of labour and occupational hygiene.
�Medical, biological and gender problems of the adaptation to changed
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�Gender difference in manifestation and development of disease.
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�Gender influence on prediction of the results of treatment.
�Taking into account the gender differences in the physician�s general
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�Influence of mother health on prenatal and postnatal growth.

GENERAL INSTRUCTION
1, All abstracts have to be submitted in the printed form (2 examples)
and on diskette 3,5�, text editor Word, type Time New Roman, point 12,
interval 1,5, fields 2 cm.
2.The file must be named by the first author�s family name in English.
Structured abstracts are mandatory. The abstracts should state clearly
the title, family names and author�s initials, the full name of the
Institution /Organization, the city, where presented research was
completed and the text. One example has to be sing by scientific chief
with agreement for publication.
3. The registration form has to be completed on separate list including
participant�s data(first name, family name, position, scientific degree<
place of work and address).
4. The completed abstract must not exceed two lists. All medicines must
have not commercial but pharmaceutical name

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mail: Natalya Katelevs�ka , Kharkov State Medical University, prospect
Lenina, 4, Kharkov. 61022. Ukraine
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Postfeminism and the Future(s) of Feminist Film and Media Studies

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