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SUMMARY:Call for Abstracts: “New research in international development\, human rights\, and international relations at a time of disruption”
DESCRIPTION:International virtual conference on \n“New research in international development\, human rights\, and international relations at a time of disruption” \n27 July 2020 \nLearn more at: https://www.maids-chula.org/gradconference2020\nAbstract submission: grad.interconference@gmail.com \nThe challenge of the COVID-19 pandemic since early 2020 has brought widespread harm across societies in Asia and globally. Amidst acts of solidarity\, the pandemic has placed into intense focus the consequences of inequality\, the resilience of social welfare systems\, and the responsibilities of governments as well as society at large. It has also led to a critical scrutiny of the current economic system together with the relationship between people and nature. Thus\, this ‘time of disruption’ has intersected with existing issues in international development\, human rights and international relations. \nThe virtual international conference on “New research in international development\, human rights and international relations at a time of disruption” invites papers both on the underlying issues\, as well the challenge of disruption in the present. Conference themes include: \n– Risk\, Vulnerability and Resilience: Disaster\, Climate\, Ecology and SDGs\n– Mobility: Human\, Resources and Capital\n– Peace and Conflict\, Transformation and Resistance\n– Media\, Information \,Communication and Digital politics\n– Non Traditional Security\n– Governance: Public\, Private and People Partnership\n– Human Rights\n– Gender\, Chauvinism\, Intersectionality\n– Resource grabbing\n– Green politics and green economy\n– Extremism\, Ultra-Nationalism\, Statism\n– Neoliberalism\, Populism\n– Democracy and Authoritarianism\n– International Relations: Trans-boundary and Transnationalism\n– Great\, Declined and Emerging Powers \nTimeline\n– 19 June 2020 Deadline for abstract submission\n– 26 June 2020 Confirmation of abstracts accepted for the conference\n– 17 July 2020 Deadline for submission of full conference papers\n– 27 July 2020 Conference date\n– 31 July 2020 Submission of final conference papers\n– 06 August 2020 Publication of conference e-proceedings \nCo-organized by:\n– MA in International Development Studies (MAIDS)\, Faculty of Political Science\,\nChulalongkorn University \n– Regional Center for Social Science and Sustainable Development (RCSD)\,\nChiang Mai University \n– Master of Political Science in International Relations (MIR)\, Faculty of Political Science\, \n– School of Global Studies (SGS)\,\nThammasat University \n– Master of Arts Program in International Development\, School of Social Innovation\,\nMae Fah Luang University \n– Institute of Human Rights and Peace Studies (IHRP)\,\nMahidol University \n  \nSource: https://www.maids-chula.org/gradconference2020?fbclid=IwAR0t5z6tv5JyzIT6IowMYsGJ2GEox5J-FbBMzYaxcAOMWoqoJ3OWVHvXRUU \n
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SUMMARY:International Virtual Conference: “Women in Indonesian Film and Cinema”
DESCRIPTION:About the Conference \nThis virtual conference is part of stakeholder dissemination and consultation in the Gender-Disaggregated Data Collection Project in the Indonesian Film Industry. This data collection involves KAFEIN (Association of the Indonesian Film Scholars) to conduct research and UNESCO – Japanese Funds-in-Trust as part of efforts to support the diversity of cultural expressions in the Southeast Asian film industry\, assisted by the Indonesian Film Agency (BPI) in coordinating with film stakeholders. The conference papers will be presented in a video format\, which will be open until August 31\, 2020. The papers will be published in the journal Women’s Arm. \nThe theme “Women in Film and Indonesian Cinema” was chosen to see the balance of opportunity for women filmmakers and the effect of that balance on the resulting film works. At first glance\, Indonesian film looks gender-friendly: female producers fly and become people who influence public opinion\, but in statistics\, the number of female filmmakers and their work is not comparable to male filmmakers and their films. Another thing is the confidence of women-friendly film content formed by female film creators showing a better trend of gender equality. Is it really like that on the ground? How strong is the authority of female filmmakers? How big is the chance for women to hold important positions such as director\, producer\, scriptwriter\, camera person\, sound person\, art director\, or editor? What are the opportunities for women to get support in the form of awards\, investments and funding\, or film scholarships? What are the possibilities and opportunities that are open in film school? What is the difference in opportunities at school and in the world of work? Are opportunities for film professors equal for all genders? This project focuses on understanding the development of films and films involving women in Indonesia. \nThere are several goals to be achieved at this virtual conference\, including: \n\nCompiling existing findings and thoughts related to Indonesian films and films and their relationship with gender.\nCreating dissemination through a long-term documented discussion room and virtually integrated among researchers about women in film and film.\nForming the initial database related to gender-disaggregated data from the Indonesian film industry.\nCompiling recommendations for developing policies\, data\, data collection strategies and further analysis for this project.\n\nThis conference is still open for new abstracts until the end of July 2020. \nSazkia Noor Anggraini M.Sn. \nTito Imanda PhD \nSource: https://kafein.or.id/en/filmgender/?fbclid=IwAR36aCU4N7vv0s-QamUptgZhP-dS0yBfoxhyd9HjthOYWyK6-BU44avhAlM \n
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SUMMARY:Engaging With Vietnam: An Interdisciplinary Dialogue
DESCRIPTION:The 12th Engaging With Vietnam Conference\n“Engaging with Vietnam\, ASEAN and Brunei: Mobilities and Identities in an Age of Biocultural Transformation” \n15-18 October 2020\nUniversiti Brunei Darussalam\nhttp://engagingwithvietnam.org/ \nFor over a decade\, the Engaging With Vietnam (EWV) conference series has worked to develop cutting-edge knowledge about Vietnam. At our conferences in Melbourne\, Hanoi\, Honolulu\, Thai Nguyen\, Oregon\, Bac Ninh\, Ho Chi Minh City\, An Giang\, Phan Thiet and Leiden\, EWV has crisscrossed the globe to bring together scholars who examine\, from multidisciplinary perspectives\, the tremendous changes taking place in Vietnam as it develops and integrates into the world. \nAt the same time that the EWV conferences have focused on Vietnam\, they have also always welcomed contributions from scholars who focus on other countries and societies so as to benefit from comparative insights. Given that Vietnam chairs ASEAN in 2020\, we feel that this is an opportune moment to emphasize the comparative element that has always been an important component of EWV by expanding the focus for the 12th Engaging With Vietnam conference to cover the theme of “Engaging With Vietnam\, ASEAN and Brunei: Mobilities and Identities in an Age of Biocultural Transformation.” \nMany of the issues that Vietnam currently faces are shared by its fellow ASEAN partners. At the broadest level\, the entire ASEAN region\, like much of the rest of the world\, is witnessing the ever-increasing mobility of people\, goods and ideas at a time when the environment is being ever-more-intensely transformed by humans and climate change. Meanwhile\, in the midst of all of these dramatic transformations people are seeking to find ways to ground themselves through their sense of identity and belonging. The concept of the ‘biocultural’ is a way to connect broader environmental questions with the everyday actions and imaginations of citizens in Vietnam and ASEAN. \nIn this 12th Engaging With Vietnam conference we invite participants to reflect on these conditions and to submit proposals for papers that address any aspect of the conference theme from any disciplinary perspective by focusing on Vietnam\, an ASEAN society\, or an issue that looks comparatively at Vietnam and another ASEAN society (or societies). \nThis 12th Engaging With Vietnam conference will be held at the Universiti Brunei Darussalam (UBD). UBD is an ideal location for this conference as it embodies many aspects of the conference theme. Situated at the heart of ASEAN on the island of Borneo\, the University exemplifies the mobility that is central to our contemporary lives as it annually ranks 1st in the QS ratings for outbound and inbound student mobility\, and is the only ASEAN university to maintain a campus in another ASEAN country\, the UBD-FPT Global Centre in Da Nang. Second\, in terms of establishing a sense of identity in a time of change\, Brunei has succeeded admirably in maintaining a balance between upholding the values of a distinctly Bruneian sense of identity while simultaneously encouraging its population to adapt to the demands of the 21st-century global age. Similarly commendable are Brunei’s efforts to sustain the rich biodiversity of the Temburong District and the cultural diversity of the various ethnic groups in the country. \nTypes of Proposals \nDeadline for Proposal Submissions: 31 July 2020\nNotification of Acceptance: On-going until 15 August 2020 \nThe focus of EWV 12 is “Engaging With Vietnam\, ASEAN and Brunei: Mobilities and Identities in an Age of Biocultural Transformation”\, but proposals for EWV 12 may involve topics from all disciplines in the broadest possible sense. Please visit the Engaging With Vietnam website (http://engagingwithvietnam.org/) to see the programs of our previous EWV conferences. \nWe welcome various types of proposals. Each individual can submit up to two proposals\, and one of which can be for inclusion in a panel/symposium/colloquium that you organize or is organized by others. Your proposals can also be for roundtable discussions\, exhibitions\, and documentary/film screening that are linked to the overall theme of the conference. You can always email us if you need more instructions or clarifications. \nIndividual Presentations \n\nProposal submissions are in English and within 300 words. Proposals for individual presentations can be single-authored or multi-authored.\nIf accepted\, only those who register can have their names listed in the program. This applies to all presentations\, single-authored or multi-authored.\nThe accepted submissions for individual presentations will be grouped into parallel thematic panels by the conference organisers. Each individual presentation\, regardless of whether it is presented by one author or multiple authors\, is given 20 minutes plus 10 minutes for general discussion and Q&A. Interacting with the audience is highly encouraged.\nThe organisers will assign a chair for each thematic panel\, and in some cases a discussant if necessary.\nAll proposals are to be submitted online via the official conference websites: www.engagingwithvietnam.org & www.engagingwithvietnamconference.org. Please note the submission link will be available soon.\n\nAll proposals are to be submitted online via the official conference websites: www.engagingwithvietnam.org & www.engagingwithvietnamconference.org. Please note the submission link will be available soon. \nPanels/Symposia/Colloquia \n\nThe conference also accepts proposal submissions in English for a panel/symposium/colloquium session that discusses a related or common theme. This type of session provides panellists with the opportunity to plan ahead how to run the session and to coordinate presentations and discussion in a fruitful manner. It is encouraged that the panellists leave ample time for overall discussion and Q&A. Interacting with the audience is highly encouraged.\nProposals for a panel/symposium/colloquium session are within 500 words\, specifying the overall focus\, key points and arguments\, insights and methodological issues\, and how each individual presentation is linked to the whole session. Together with this up to 500-word overall proposal\, a up to 300-word proposal for each individual presentation is also required.\nPanellists of each panel/symposium/colloquium session usually propose a chair and a discussant at the time of submission. The chair is often the moderator as well. However\, if the panellists need the conference to look for a suitable chair or discussant in case their chair or discussant cannot attend the conference\, this could be arranged although not guaranteed.\nA panel/symposium/colloquium session should be within a 120-minute time frame\, and is consisting of no less than 4 related individual presentations. These individual presentations can be single-authored or multi-authored.\nIf accepted\, only those who register can have their names listed in the program. This applies to all presentations\, single-authored or multi-authored.\n\nAll proposals are to be submitted online via the official conference websites: www.engagingwithvietnam.org & www.engagingwithvietnamconference.org. Please note the submission link will be available soon. \nIn-depth Roundtable Discussion Sessions \n\nIn-depth Roundtable Discussion is a form of academic discussion\, which is often interactive\, lively and in focus\, and is led by a chair. Participants agree on a specific topic to discuss and debate. Each person is given equal right and time to participate\, and as such no one should dominate the discussion. This format is facilitated and illustrated by the idea of a circular layout referred to in the term round table.\nProposals for this type of sessions are within 500 words\, specifying the overall topic/issue\, key points and what to be discussed and debated\, and how each member contributes and what each brings to the whole discussion.\nThe maximum time for a Roundtable Discussion is 120 minutes\, and the maximum number of members is 10 for each session. You may request multiple sessions if the number of participants is more than 10 and if the topic under discussion requires extensive engagement. We encourage general conference participants to attend this type of sessions\, and therefore Roundtable Discussion members are asked to engage with the audience as much as possible during the session.\nOnly those who register will have their names listed in the program.\n\nAll proposals are to be submitted online via the official conference websites: www.engagingwithvietnam.org & www.engagingwithvietnamconference.org. Please note the submission link will be available soon. \nArt Exhibitions/Installations/Workshops \n\nProposals for art exhibitions/installations/workshops can be emailed directly to the conference address engagingwithvietnam[at]gmail.com.\nWe need a detailed description of the proposed event\, who will participate\, if artist’s talk is included\, and what is required in terms of space\, space setting\, equipment\, sound and lighting.\n\nMovie/Documentary Screening \n\nProposals for movie/documentary screening can be emailed directly to the conference address engagingwithvietnam[at]gmail.com.\nWe need a detailed description of the proposed event\, including a summary of the movie/documentary\, its length\, who among the film/documentary making team will participate\, any post-screening discussion is included\, and what is required in terms of space\, space setting\, equipment\, sound and lighting.\n\nDeadline for Proposal Submissions: 31 July 2020\nNotification of Acceptance: On-going until 15 August 2020 \nRegistration \nThe registration fee will include admission to all sessions; 3 lunches\, tea and coffee; conference bag and program; and attendance certificate. \nThe registration fee does not cover transportation to Brunei or housing during the conference. \n***We plan fieldtrip/site visit activities as part of the conference during 15-18 October; and there may be extra charges. Information will be available soon. \nGrants \nThe 12th Engaging With Vietnam Conference offers a small number of grants to graduate students who are currently studying at an institution in Southeast Asia. The following grants are available: \n\nRegistration Waiver (5 grants)\nAccommodation (5 grants)\n\nDeadline for grant applications: 31 July 2020. We will not be able to accept any applications after this date. \n***Please note one can only be awarded one type of grant. If you are seeking a grant\, please specify to enable the conference to accommodate you better. \nThe conference cannot guarantee that you will be awarded the grant you are asking for\, depending on the availability of grants and the number of applicants for each type. \nPublications \nFollowing our publication projects initiated from the previous EWV conferences\, we will continue these projects with the 12th EWV conference. \nAfter the conference\, full papers will be invited for consideration in the following publication opportunities: \n\nEdited books by international publishers;\nSpecial Issues in the Journal of Vietnamese Studies as part of the Engaging With Vietnam/Journal of Vietnamese Studies Publication Initiative (published by University of California Press).\n\n***More information about publication projects will be available in May\, 2020\nPlease note no publication is guaranteed until all papers have passed peer review and satisfy the requirements of each publication project. \nContacting EWV \nQueries and questions can be directed to EWV conference email: engagingwithvietnam[at]gmail.com. \nSource: http://engagingwithvietnam.org/ewv-12/ \n
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