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New ANZSEE 2013 Keynote Speakers Announced

July 28th, 2013 | Posted by anzsee in News - (0 Comments)

We are delighted to announce an additional three keynote speakers will join Prof. Chris Ansell, Prof. Bob Costanza and Dr. Juliet Christian-Smith for ANZSEE 2013:

     

Prof. Richard Wilkinson
University of Nottingham
Author of The Spirit Level

Dipak Gyawali
UNU-IAS/UNESCO Visiting Professor on Water and Cultural Diversity

Prof. Jon Altman
ARC Australian Professorial Fellow Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research

ANZSEE Conference Deadline Extended

July 26th, 2013 | Posted by anzsee in News - (0 Comments)

The ANZSEE Conference Committee is happy to announce that the abstract submission deadline for the 2013 ANZSEE Conference has been extended by three weeks.

With so many inquiries and high interest, we have decided to extend the submission deadline until August 23rd 2013.

If you wish to submit an abstract, please visit the call for abstracts page .

Thanks and looking forward to seeing you at ANZSEE 2013.

Leonie Pearson
Chair of the ANZSEE Conference Committee

Propose a special session or working group at ANZSEE 2013

July 4th, 2013 | Posted by anzsee in News - (0 Comments)

The ANZSEE 2013 Conference Committee are seeking proposals for Special Sessions or Working Groups to be held at the 2013 conference of the Australia New-Zealand Society for Ecological Economics, in Canberra from 11-14 November 2013.

Sessions involve a structured program of presentations, papers and panel discussion of a topic or question.  The speakers are invited by the Chair or Co-Chairs, who also have the option to invite participants on the basis of their contributed abstracts.  Sessions will generally be scheduled for 90 minutes.

Working Groups provide an open collaboration opportunity for participants at the conference.  They are focused on a specific goal or question,  but are intended to be more dynamic and interactive than Sessions.  Participants may be invited before the conference, but working groups should remain open to people opting in at the conference.

The conference program will generally schedule 90 minutes for each working group but participants may also choose to meet at other times.  They should seek to include diverse perspectives and involve less than 30 minutes of structured input, to maximize the opportunities for interaction.

Both Sessions and Working Groups provide an excellent opportunity for to showcase the research from a collaboration, a particular research group or research theme. Proposals from early-career researchers are especially encouraged.

If you would like further information or to discuss your proposal, please contact the conference organizer via e-mail  or phone 61 2 6281 6624.

Second round proposals for Sessions and Working Groups close on 16th August.