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Human Flourishing and Restoration in the Age of Global Warming

The Social Capital Foundation Annual Conference

Meeting of Political Analysis on Africa for the Fiftieth Anniversary of the CEAN

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ASAUK 2008: The Presence of the Past? Africa in the Twenty-First Century

5th Annual Workshops in Political Theory at Manchester Metropolitan University

New Views of Society: Robert Owen for the 21st Century

4th Pan-European conference on EU Politics

1st Anarchist Studies Network Conference - "Re-Imagining Revolution"

European Group of Public Administration Study Group on Performance

International Studies Association-West

Clinton Global Initiative Annual Meeting

John F. Kennedy: History, Memory, and Legacy - An Interdisciplinary Conference

Rethinking Ethnicity and Ethnic Strife: Multidisciplinary Perspectives

Elections Public Opinion and Parties Annual Conference

Spengler Revisited: The Decline of the West, 2000-2200

Social Policy across Borders: Commonalities, Convergence and Paradoxes in Connectivity, 1850-1975

Representing Islam: Comparative Perspectives

Reconciling Politics and Society: Republicanism in Nineteenth Century Political Thought in France, America and Britain

Teaching Democracy: Youth, Citizenship & Political Science

Chasing Eden: Nature, Health and the Politics of Environment

Great Plains Political Science Association Conference

What's the Big Deal about Democracy?

Dates: September 8-10, 2008
Location: Brighton, UK, United Kingdom
Website: www.brighton.ac.uk/CAPPE

Questioning the assumption that democracy is the best form of government, the assumptions behind democracy,possible alternatives and the future of political organisation. Please see our website for the call for papers and further details. Organized by: Centre for Appplied Philosophy, Politics and Ethics, University of Brighton, UK.