Participants: We invite experienced researchers, as well as graduate and doctoral students working in relevant fields to take part in our winter school.

Types of participation:
- Experienced scholars are invited to deliver presentations at plenary sessions (30 minute presentation) or present their practical research during the workshops (60 minutes). - Graduate and doctoral students are expected to deliver a 15-minute presentation of their research followed by group discussion.

We welcome papers on (but not limited to) the following subjects:
1.The legal dimension of moral categories: good, evil, justice, humanism.
2.The discourse of good and evil in contemporary politics and media space
3.Eternal values in history: criteria of evaluation of historic events,
4.Value basis of cultural diversity and cultural change
5.Faces of good and evil: mosaic of literary images
6.Psychological basis of social and personal morals
7.Humanistic values in the formation of civic society
8.Moral aspects of economic activity
9.World order: criteria and norms of its formation

Publication of contributions:
Contributions of experienced researchers and the best selected papers of young scholars will be published in two separate volumes.

Deadline for applications: 15 December 2010