CASCA-Cuba CFP:
-Round table to discuss the framing of migration in North America
https://cas-sca.ca/conference-classifieds-483/6751-round-table-to-discuss-the-framing-of-migration-in-north-america
-Panel CFP: Ethnographic Practices and the Temporality of Evidence
https://cas-sca.ca/conference-classifieds-483/6901-panel-call-for-paper-casca-cuba-ethnographic-practices-and-the-temporality-of-evidence
-Call for papers CASCA – Cuba: Ethnographies of NAFTA
https://cas-sca.ca/conference-classifieds-483/7297-call-for-papers-casca-cuba-ethnographies-of-nafta
-CASCACuba2018 panel CFP: Acoplando el contrapuntal (contrapunteo) voces de los investigadores e investigados basados en la comunidad a través de la difusión y utilización de los datos
https://cas-sca.ca/conference-classifieds-483/7648-cascacuba2018-panel-cfp-acoplando-el-contrapuntal-contrapunteo-voces-de-los-investigadores-e-investigados-basados-en-la-comunidad-a-traves-de-la-difusion-y-utilizacion-de-los-datos
-CASCACuba2018: Seeking co-presenters for a panel or round table-arts-based, qualitative research methods focus
https://cas-sca.ca/conference-classifieds-483/6909-cascacuba2018-seeking-co-presenters-for-a-panel-or-round-table-arts-based-qualitative-research-methods-focus
-CASCACuba CFP: A contrapuntal anthropology of politics: engaging formally and informally with 'the political'
-CASCACuba CFP: A contrapuntal anthropology of politics: engaging formally and informally with 'the political'
-Round table to discuss the framing of migration in North America
https://cas-sca.ca/conference-
-Panel CFP: Ethnographic Practices and the Temporality of Evidence
https://cas-sca.ca/conference-
-Appel panel CASCACuba : La relation de l'anthropologue à autrui sur le terrain: qui ou quoi en décide? Observateur participant ou tiers-exclu ?
-CASCACuba panel CFP: The relationship of the anthropologist to the other (seen as a contrapuntear) while doing fieldwork: who or what decides on it? Participating observer or excluded third party?
-Call for papers: CASCA-CUBA - Value and Politics
-Propuesta de panel - CASCA-CUBA - Cultura, clima y azares medioambientales. Enfoques, retos y perspectivas de la Antropología Ambiental
CFPs, Events, Opportunities/Colloques, Appels à communication, évènements, opportunités
-IUAES - The deadline for panel proposals for the World Congress 2018 extended
-Reminder - Cuba Ethnographic Field School 2018
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-IUAES - The deadline for panel proposals for the World Congress 2018 extended
-CFP: MIGRATIONS, DEVELOPMENT AND CITIZENSHIP
-Reminder - Cuba Ethnographic Field School 2018
-CFP: The indigenous city: ecologies, imaginations and the urban space in Latin America, P051
-Conference: Multilingualism and Multilingual Education
-CFP: Special Issue of the Journal of the Society for American Music: Settler Sounds: Music, Indigeneity, and Colonialism in the Americas
-Open Archaeology - CfP: Topical Issue on Contextualising the Dead
-Call for proposals for upcoming Topical Issue - Open Archaeology
-2018 Soyuz Symposium CfP: New Stages? Postsocialisms, Postliberalisms, and Performances
-Call for Chapters: Handbook of Sport and Masculinity
-CfP: Law of Nature? Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Legal Action for the Environment
-Call for Films - RPFF 2018
-Austin Clarke's Legacy: A Celebration and Conference- Nov. 17-18
-Conference Announcement | 5th World Congress of Cultural Psychiatry (New York City, Oct 10-13,2018): CALL FOR PAPERS
-Call for Papers - WGSRF Annual Conference 2018 at the University of Regina
-Government of Canada - Member, Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada (NB, NWT) Appointment Opportunities / Gouvernement du Canada - Membre, Commission des lieux et monuments historiques du Canada (N.-B., T. N.-O.), Possibilités de nomination
-SMU Annual Talk in Public Anthropology - Nov 2 - Disentangling Burma's Rohingya Tragedy with Dr. Ingrid Jordt
-Le Festival international du film ethnographique du Québec - appel de soumissions / The International Ethnographic Film Festival of Quebec call for submissions
-CFP: Muslim Minorities, Space, Religion and Governance
-Undisciplining: Conversations at the Edges (Call for Participation)
-CFP-Marxist Anthropology
-4th Fuse International Conference on Knowledge Exchange in Public Health
-CFP for the inaugural Interdisciplinary Trans Studies Graduate Student Conference
-Call for nominations: WGSRF Outstanding Scholarship Prize
-RAI2018: Redefining the curator, curatorial practice, and curated spaces in anthropology
-CFP Material Morphosis in fashion and design (VAD 27-30 June 2018, Leipzig)
Events/Évènements-Other/Autres:
Talk on Trust and Europe's Crisis of Representation
An interdisciplinary workshop
7-8 December 2017
The Woolf Institute, Madingley Road, CB3 0UB, Cambridge.
Keynote speakers
Geoffrey Hosking, UCL
Paul Weller, Coventry University
Chris Bickerton, University of Cambridge
Across Europe, the economic, political, and social realities established in the aftermath of the Second World War have come under strain. Anti-migration rhetoric and the rejection of multiculturalism, as well as the success of far-right parties and movements, have shocked observers. Globalisation, open markets, diversity, and growing interconnectedness have also given way to publically articulated demands for protection and national isolation. In most debates and analyses, the 'decline of trust' is cited as a key reason for recent challenges and changes in public perception.
This workshop explores the talk on trust, and what it reveals about social challenges and understandings of democracy, free market capitalism, and living with ethnic, religious, and cultural difference. We examine why 'trust' features so prominently in debates about social change, discontent, and new political orders. We aim to understand the role of trust talk in attempts to explain our current condition, and its implications for living with difference and uncertainty in increasingly interconnected and globalising societies.
Convenors
Jan-Jonathan Bock, Woolf Institute and St Edmund's College, Cambridge
Caroline Humphrey, King's College, Cambridge
Jonathan White, LSE
More information and the full programme can be found here:
http://www.woolf.cam.ac.uk/whats-on/events/workshop-on-trust-and-europes-crisis-of-representation <http://www.woolf.cam.ac.uk/whats-on/events/workshop-on-trust-and-europes-crisis-of-representation >
Registration is now open at https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/talk-on-trust-and-europes-crisis-of-representation-tickets-39392319488 <https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/talk-on-trust-and-europes-crisis-of-representation-tickets-39392319488 >
Places are limited, so please book early.
Any questions? Email Jan-Jonathan Bock at jjb71@cam.ac.uk <mailto:jjb71@cam.ac.uk>
See them and others on our website:
Consultez-les ou voyez toute la liste en visitant notre site web:
http://cas-sca.ca/fr/appel-de-communications
http://cas-sca.ca/call-for-papers
Thank you/Merci
An interdisciplinary workshop
7-8 December 2017
The Woolf Institute, Madingley Road, CB3 0UB, Cambridge.
Keynote speakers
Geoffrey Hosking, UCL
Paul Weller, Coventry University
Chris Bickerton, University of Cambridge
Across Europe, the economic, political, and social realities established in the aftermath of the Second World War have come under strain. Anti-migration rhetoric and the rejection of multiculturalism, as well as the success of far-right parties and movements, have shocked observers. Globalisation, open markets, diversity, and growing interconnectedness have also given way to publically articulated demands for protection and national isolation. In most debates and analyses, the 'decline of trust' is cited as a key reason for recent challenges and changes in public perception.
This workshop explores the talk on trust, and what it reveals about social challenges and understandings of democracy, free market capitalism, and living with ethnic, religious, and cultural difference. We examine why 'trust' features so prominently in debates about social change, discontent, and new political orders. We aim to understand the role of trust talk in attempts to explain our current condition, and its implications for living with difference and uncertainty in increasingly interconnected and globalising societies.
Convenors
Jan-Jonathan Bock, Woolf Institute and St Edmund's College, Cambridge
Caroline Humphrey, King's College, Cambridge
Jonathan White, LSE
More information and the full programme can be found here:
http://www.woolf.cam.ac.uk/wha
Registration is now open at https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e
Places are limited, so please book early.
Any questions? Email Jan-Jonathan Bock at jjb71@cam.ac.uk <mailto:jjb71@cam.ac.uk>
See them and others on our website:
Consultez-les ou voyez toute la liste en visitant notre site web:
http://cas-sca.ca/fr/appel-de-
http://cas-sca.ca/call-for-pap
Thank you/Merci
