Georgia’s Undocumented Workforce:
Dilemmas in Law, Economy and Society

September 7-8, 2006
KSU Center
Kennesaw State University

Proposals Due May 15, 2006

Kennesaw State University invites papers to a multidisciplinary conference and workshop on undocumented workers in Georgia. Papers should address some aspect of the causes, consequences and prospects of the transformation of economy and society in the state and immediate region. Special attention will be given to papers that deal with legal, social and economic trends in contemporary immigration and considerations for the future. The conference/workshop will be designed to be of benefit to scholars and practitioners in the fields of immigration, governance, economics, law, history, and sociology. Conference proceedings will be eligible for publication through the KSU Press as an edited volume. Conference registration includes meals.

For consideration of papers please send a single-page electronic abstract to Dr. Randall Patton, at rpatton@kennesaw.edu. The Conference is sponsored by the A.L. Burruss of Public Service and Research, the Center for Regional History and Culture and the Center for Hispanic Studies. For information on the conference, contact the Burruss Institute of Public Service and Research at 770-423-6464 or burruss@kennesaw.edu. Online registration forms will be located at www.kennesaw.edu/coned.