Venue: University of Las Vegas, Las Vegas, United States
A true researcher is a rebel who challenges complacency. Our conference participants, professors and students, presenting their research over a 4-day span, will be among excellent colleagues at the University of Nevada Las Vegas (UNLV) which the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching has placed within its select category of Research Universities with High Research Activity.
Venue: Salzburg, Austria
This inter-disciplinary and multi-disciplinary conference seeks to examine and explore issues surrounding evil and human wickedness. Papers, presentations, reports and workshops are invited on issues on or broadly related to any of the
following themes:
1. Wrestling with 'Evil'
2. The Nature of Evil
3. Explanatory Frameworks
4. Understanding Evil
5. Representations of Evil
6. Confronting Evil
Venue: Dublin, Ireland
The aim of this inter-disciplinary and cross-disciplinary conference is to provide an academic platform on which to initiate an open dialogue between academics, professionals and practitioners in the field of human sexuality. We seek to explore the issues that arise when the concepts of "self", "selves" and "sexualities" interplay with each other.
This conference is organized by colleagues from both the School of Applied Language and Intercultural Studies (SALIS) and the School of Nursing (SON) in Dublin City University, Ireland.
We invite abstracts and posters related to the above topic from academic fields such as education, comparative studies, business studies, media and communications, law, geography, art, literature, comparative literature, visual studies, psychology, sociology, anthropology, intercultural studies, women studies, gender studies and history. Practitioners from varied professional backgrounds including nurses, teachers, clergy, social workers, counsellors and doctors are also welcome.
Venue: Agadir, Morocco
The conference has a global focus and opened to the worldwide researches on water resources. It intends to encourage and enlarge the exchange of experience and the cooperation between scientists.
Venue: Glasgow, United Kingdom
The 2010 Annual Conference is the second year of the new conference format. It will be a less theme-led model, similar to that of the ISA. The aim is to widen the participation of presenters and attendees.
Instead of the call for papers being organised under a single conference theme, participants may present on whatever topics they wish within broad streams (and open streams) that reflect the core research areas of the membership. The streams are:
There is a conference theme: Inequalities and Social Justice, which will be addressed in both the main plenary sessions and the sub-plenary sessions in each discipline. In this way we hope that more established figures in a number of fields will be represented at the conference. There will also be Open Streams, in recognition that not everyone's field of interest is covered by the main stream titles.
