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CANADIAN ETHNIC STUDIES ASSOCIATION
NINETEENTH BIENNIAL CONFERENCE
ETHNICITY, CIVIL SOCIETY, AND PUBLIC POLICY:
ENGAGING CULTURES IN A GLOBALIZING WORLD
SEPTEMBER 27-30, 2007
HOTEL FORT GARRY
WINNIPEG, MANITOBA, CANADA
CALL FOR PAPERS: The Canadian Ethnic Studies Association invites proposals for papers, sessions, panels, roundtables, and poster presentations that address the topics of ethnicity, immigration, diversity, and multiculturalism in Canada, particularly in relation to civil society and globalization. Abstracts should be no longer than 250 words. Individual presentations will normally be 20 minutes in length, and conference sessions will be 90 minutes.
ABSTRACTS: Abstracts of 250 words or less must include the paper title the name(s) of the authors, affiliation, mailing address, phone number, and e-mail address. Follow the template provided at the end of this announcement. Send abstracts by email to cesa@uwinnipeg.ca . Please indicate CESA 2007 in the email subject line. Please indicate whether you are proposing to present a regular paper, a poster, or a round table discussion.
While electronic submissions are preferable, abstracts may also be mailed to:
CESA 2007 Conference
Canadian Ethnic Studies Association
c/o The Department of Geography
The University of Winnipeg
515 Portage Avenue, Winnipeg, MB R3B 2E9
E-mail: cesa@uwinnipeg.ca
Telephone: (204) 786-9224
DEADLINES: Abstracts due May 31, 2007.
Presenters notified by July 1, 2007.
PUBLICATION: It is anticipated that a special issue of Canadian Ethnic Studies/Etudes ethniques au Canada will publish selected papers from the conference. To be considered for publication in the special issue, papers must be written in accordance with the journal’s guidelines and submitted to the journal no later than two weeks after the conference.
TEMPLATE FOR ABSTRACTS:
Ethnicity in Canada: An Appraisal.
Jane Smith and John Doe, Department of Sociology, University of Winnipeg, 515 Portage Avenue, Winnipeg Manitoba R3B2E9. email: j.smith@uwinnipeg.ca Tel. (204) 555-1234
The text of the abstract follows the title and author contact information. Single space the text and use a regular font such as Times New Roman 12 point font. Do not use italics unless necessary for foreign words or special terms. Abstracts may be in English or French. They should be in the language in which the author will use to present the paper. The abstract should be concise and indicate the salient points of the paper. It is not appropriate to discuss the findings of your research in detail. Shorter abstracts are preferred. The conference organizers will edit abstracts that exceed the stated limit to bring them within the 250 word requirement.
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