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May 2008

Abolishing Slavery - Then and Now: A Common Ground Against Slavery for Scholars, Activists and Public Policy Advocates

Dutch-Belgian Political Science Conference

Policy History Conference

Being Human; Being Tamil: Personhood, Agency and Identity

The Medieval Tradition of Natural Law

International Conference on The Political Economy of Monetary Anchors

Annual Meetings of Law and Society Assn and Canadian Law and Society Assn

8th ASEAN Inter-University Conference

2008 Smart Business Networks

Homeland InSecurities: Sexuality, Citizenship, and Empire

Training Program: Governing for Development: Opportunities and Challenges for Development Actors under the New Aid Paradigm

International Digital Government Research Conference

Community College National Center for Community Engagement Annual Conference

Pathways to International Security: A Multidisciplinary Approach

8th Annual State Policy and Politics Conference

Hellenic Political Science Association

Center for the Study of Islam and Democracy

Theoretical Perspectives on Social Cohesion and Social Capital

Diversity Without Preferences: Is it Possible?

31st Annual Public Administration Teaching Conference

Public Administration Theory Network (PAT-net) Conference

Eleventh Annual Welfare Research and Evaluation Conference

Dutch-Belgian Political Science Conference

Dates: May, 29-30, 2008
Location: Nijmegen, The Netherlands
Call for submissions deadline: December 1, 2007
Website: http://www.politicologie.nl

This is a general political science conference, organized jointly by the Dutch and Belgian political science associations. Participation, however, is open to all political scientists. At the heart of the conference are thematic workshops, that can cover any topic in political science, methodology, international relations, political theory or administrative sciences. Proposals to conduct such a workshop should be addressed to the program chairs, Roland Pierik (Nijmegen) and Stefaan Fiers (Leuven).