Pop Cultures: Cultural and Creative Industries, Concepts and Problems

Pop Cultures: Cultural and Creative Industries, Concepts and Problems A Global Inclusive Interdisciplinary Conference Sunday 19th March 2023 - Monday 20th March 2023 Prague, Czech Republic The concept of pop- or popular-culture is slippery and oddly illusory. We might think we understand it and know what it is even if we can't quite define it, but due to the fact that it is a contemporary phenomenon in full swing and related to popular and everyday activities, its meaning, production and circulation flows are quite complex. Part of what holds society together, pop culture works in large part through various forms of media to disseminate normative modes of behaviour and thought, introduces new and innovative ideas, offers inclusivity and an easily generated in-group mechanism, and can often serve as a belief system upon which to hang one's values. Ultimately, pop culture serves as a regulating force within a cultural group as well as a glue for keeping that group cohesive. It can be seen working in ways both large and small, from the use of favorite quotes or the wearing of articles of clothing from popular visual media to the participation in new forms of dance or music, the visiting of various kinds of clubs or other establishments, an awareness of the current and most 'cool' car, and more. Undoubtedly, media of all kinds as well as academic knowledge production are part of pop culture. However, where this might seem obvious, what about small, everyday tasks? How does a collective mechanism work differently depending on the scale in which it functions? And what are the conceptual perceptions of pop culture in each of these dimensions? Fleet Admiral Gial Ackbar, a fictional character in the Star Wars franchise, is one striking example of pop culture. His line "It's a Trap!" in "The Return of the Jedi" (Lucasfilm, 1983) is one of the most famous and beloved quotes in the original franchise trilogy, becoming a popular internet meme and a way to elucidate how ubiquitous pop culture references are in our society. Similarly, the phrase "Run away!" from Monty Python and the Holy Grail offers a similar example. The opening song for Gilligan's Island, a popular television show in the US from the 1970s carries resonance for those who remember it fondly and who might sing the refrain "a three hour tour" over and over again, and recently Kate Bush's song "Running up that Hill" reached its highest point on the charts forty years after its release because of its use in a popular Netflix show. Media such as TV and streaming platforms of all kinds, social media and digital platforms, podcasts, cinema, the press and others are all cultural products that form the vast universe that is pop culture. Furthermore, various fan practices and fandoms around the world construct meaning and have disputes around their favourite artists and franchises, dress as their favourite characters at conventions, and debate the imagined outcome of impossible physical competitions between fictional heroes. Is there anything more 'popular culture' than a discussion about who would win a fight between Captain America and Eleven, or about whether Sailor Moon would be a good companion for Doctor Who? If you're part of the in-groups, you'll know those references. If you aren't, you'll look them up and the in-groups will have expanded. This is the power of popular culture. Research and analysis around pop culture includes cultural studies, adaptation studies, media studies, political economy, business and many more and the field is growing in the last few years with specialized publications and events. In this conference we hope to begin a conversation about pop culture practices, products, and meanings, along with discussions about their consumption and circulation. From some perspectives, pop culture may seem to have its roots in Anglo-European and American perspectives but this is merely a subject position issue. Popular culture as a category occurs around the world and helps each country, and subsets within them, form their sense of identity. The scope of the Project therefore includes examinations of pop culture and its effects from around the world, both from marginalised local perspectives within Anglo-European and American pop culture, and from other pop culture milieus worldwide. We are also interested in work that examines Anglo-European and American pop culture from a transnational perspective. Key Topics The aim of this inclusive interdisciplinary conference and collaborative networking event is to bring people together and encourage creative conversations in the context of a variety of formats: papers, seminars, workshops, storytelling, performances, poster presentations, panels, q and a's, round-tables etc. Creative responses to the subject, such as poetry/prose, short film screenings/original drama, installations and alternative presentation styles that engage the audience and foster debate are particularly encouraged. Please feel free to put forward proposals that you think will get the message across, in whatever form. The list of key topics below is broad; please feel free to use this as a springboard to more specific topics that interest you. - Theoretical and methodological concepts on pop culture research; - Pop culture histories and herstories - Platform studies, social media, taste and pop culture - Feminism and feminist perspectives on pop culture - Music Studies and pop culture - Fan Studies and Fandoms - Comics Studies and Pop Culture - Literature and transmedia franchises in pop culture - Celebrity studies and pop culture - Digital influencers and their influence in pop culture - Fashion and Pop Culture - Subculture studies and their relation to pop culture - Age and ageism in pop culture - Gender and sexualities in the context of pop culture - Race and class in pop culture - Generation and youth cultures - Game Studies and pop culture - Materiality and pop culture - Memory, nostalgia, archives and pop culture archaeologies - Pop Culture from Global South - Pop Culture and politics - International relations and pop culture - Memes and pop culture - Television Studies and pop culture - Film Studies and pop culture - Journalism and pop culture - Brands, consumption, organizations - PR and pop culture - Events, festivals ,entertainment, leisure and pop culture - Sports and e-sports and pop culture - Life styles and pop culture - Capitalism and pop culture - Labour in pop culture market - Aesthetics and pop culture - Pop culture imaginaries - Performance Studies and pop culture We particularly welcome creative responses to the subject, such as poetry/prose, short film screenings/original drama, installations, and alternative presentation styles that engage the audience and foster debate. At the end of the conference we will be exploring ways in which we can develop the discussions and dialogues in new and sustainable inclusive interdisciplinary directions, including research, workshops, publications, public interest days, associations, developing courses etc. which will help us make sense of the topics discussed during the meeting. What To Send The aim of this interdisciplinary conference and collaborative networking event is to bring people together and encourage creative conversations in the context of a variety of formats: papers, seminars, workshops, storytelling, performances, poster presentations, panels, q and a's, round-tables etc. 300 word proposals, presentations, abstracts and other forms of contribution and participation should be submitted by Friday 16th September 2022. Other forms of participation should be discussed in advance with the Organising Chair. All submissions will be minimally double reviewed, under anonymous (blind) conditions, by a global panel drawn from members of the Project Development Team and the Advisory Board. In practice our procedures usually entail that by the time a proposal is accepted, it will have been triple and quadruple reviewed. You will be notified of the panel's decision by Friday 7th October 2022. If your submission is accepted for the conference, a full draft of your contribution should be submitted by Friday 17th February 2023 Abstracts and proposals may be in Word, RTF or Notepad formats with the following information and in this order: a) author(s), b) affiliation as you would like it to appear in the programme, c) email address, d) title of proposal, e) body of proposal, f) up to 10 keywords. E-mails should be entitled: Pop Cultures. Where To Send Abstracts should be submitted simultaneously to the Organising Chair and the Project Administrator: Adriana da Rosa Amara(Organising Chair): ADRIAMARAL@unisinos.br Nsungbemo Ezung (Project Administrator): popcultures@progressiveconnexions.net What's so Special About a Progressive Connexions Event? A fresh, friendly, dynamic format - at Progressive Connexions we are dedicated to breaking away from the stuffy, old-fashion conference formats, where endless presentations are read aloud off PowerPoints. We work to bring you an interactive format, where exchange of experience and information is alternated with captivating workshops, engaging debates and round tables, time set aside for getting to know each other and for discussing common future projects and initiatives, all in a warm, relaxed, egalitarian atmosphere. A chance to network with international professionals - the beauty of our interdisciplinary events is that they bring together professionals from all over the world and from various fields of activity, all joined together by a shared passion. Not only will the exchange of experience, knowledge and stories be extremely valuable in itself, but we seek to create lasting, ever-growing communities around our projects, which will become a valuable resource for those belonging to them. A chance to be part of constructing change - There is only one thing we love as much as promoting knowledge: promoting real, lasting social change by encouraging our participants to take collective action, under whichever form is most suited to their needs and expertise (policy proposals, measuring instruments, research projects, educational materials, etc.) We will support all such actions in the aftermath of the event as well, providing a platform for further discussions, advice from the experts on our Project Advisory Team and various other tools and intellectual resources, as needed. An opportunity to discuss things that matter to you - Our events are not only about discussing how things work in the respective field, but also about how people work in that field - what are the struggles, problems and solutions professionals have found in their line of work, what are the areas where better communication among specialists is needed and how the interdisciplinary approach can help bridge those gaps and help provide answers to questions from specific areas of activity. An unforgettable experience - When participating in a Progressive Connexions event, there is a good chance you will make some long-time friends. Our group sizes are intimate, our venues are comfortable and relaxing and our event locations are suited to the history and culture of the event. Ethos Progressive Connexions believes it is a mark of personal courtesy and professional respect to your colleagues that all delegates should attend for the full duration of the meeting. If you are unable to make this commitment, please do not submit an abstract or proposal for presentation. Please note: Progressive Connexions is a not-for-profit network and we are not in a position to be able to assist with conference travel or subsistence, nor can we offer discounts off published rates and fees. Please send all enquiries to: popcultures@progressiveconnexions.net For further details and information please visit the conference web page: https://www.progressiveconnexions.net/interdisciplinary-projects/cultures-and-societies/pop-cultures/conferences/ Sponsored by: Progressive Connexions

57th TIES Conference

2022 MIAMI International Multidisciplinary Academic Conference

2022 MIAMI International Multidisciplinary Academic Conference Theme: Promoting Global Progress in Society and Academia Organized by: Academic Organization for Advancement of Strategic and International Studies - Academic OASIS Dates: August 12th - 13st, 2022 PLACE: Miami, Florida, USA Hampton Inn and Suites by Hilton, Miami-South 2855 NE 9th Street, Miami, Florida 33033, USA - Complimentary Breakfast Buffet - Complimentary Wireless Internet - Complimentary Guest Parking Tel.: +1-305-257-7000 DEADLINES: FULL PAPERS - JULY 23, 2022. All full-paper submissions will be reviewed for publication in one of the double-blind, peer-refereed journals sponsoring the 2022 MIAMI International Multidisciplinary Academic Conference or the refereed Conference Proceedings with ISBN number. The authors of these articles will receive their publications in person while still attending the Academic OASIS Conference in Miami (one copy per a registered participant will be provided free of charge). ABSTRACTS – JULY 30, 2022. The authors of all accepted abstracts will have the chance to PRESENT THEIR RESEARCH IN PROGRESS at the Miami Conference which will also give them the OPPORTUNITY to submit their COMPLETED PAPERS by DECEMBER 1, 2022, in order to be considered for a journal publication. REGULAR REGISTRATION DEADLINE: AUGUST 1, 2022 Our MIAMI Conference is for people who want to participate in a major international forum, get published, network with colleagues from many countries that share similar or complementary interests, and to have fun in one of the most exciting cities in the USA, known worldwide for natural beauty, chick shopping, and thrilling nightlife! Papers related to all areas of Accounting, Banking, Business Ethics, Communication and Media, e-Business, e-Learning, Economics, Education, Engineering, Entrepreneurship, Finance, Globalization, Human Resources, Information Technology, Innovation and Creativity, Law and Legal Studies, Leadership, Logistics, Management, Marketing, Political Science, Psychology, Religion and Spirituality, Security Studies, Social Sciences, Social Work, and Sustainable Development are invited to this international conference, which is expected to be attended by authors from nearly all parts of the World. People without papers can also participate in this conference, and they are invited to serve as session chairs or discussants, as well as informal contributors to the academic quality of this international event. Journals Sponsoring the 2022 MIAMI International Multidisciplinary Academic Conference: - Journal of Strategic and International Studies (JSIS) - Journal of Organizational Advancement, Strategic and Institutional Studies (JOASIS) - Journal of Advancements in Applied of Business Research (JAABR) - Journal of Advancements in Economics, Finance and Accounting (JAEFA) - Journal of Psychology and Social Studies (JPSS) To submit your full paper or abstract, please email it as an attachment (acceptable formats are .doc and .docx) to GLOBAL@IAABR.COM (please put "MIAMI CONFERENCE" in the subject line of your message). All submissions will be double blind peer-refereed by members of the Conference Review Committee. Authors will be notified of the review outcome within two weeks after the arrival of their submissions. Authors who CANNOT travel to Miami for visa or other reasons, may PARTICIPATE VIRTUALLY in the Academic OASIS conference, and these authors will have the same publication opportunities as the regular conference presenters. The regular registration fee is $350 (the reduced registration fee for virtual participants via Skype is $300, and the special student fee is $285). The regular registration fee includes: 1) the popular Academic OASIS 2 FOR 1 ADVANTAGE - 2 OPPORTUNITIES: an OPPORTUNITY to PUBLISH your accepted paper or abstract in a PEER-REFEREED PUBLICATION with ISSN or ISBN number issued by the Library of the Congress + an OPPORTUNITY to PRESENT the results of your work at an INTERNATIONAL FORUM for 1 LOW FEE; 2) one printed issue of the journal or Proceedings CD containing your paper; 3) an Official Certificate for International Conference participation; 4) the Conference Luncheon, Receptions, Coffee Breaks and Keynote Address; 5) Attending all Conference sessions and symposia; 6) Attending all Social and Networking events; 7) Listing of your presentation in the Official Conference Program; 8) Opportunity to Explore and Enjoy the chick shopping, exciting nightlife and natural beauty of Miami! For inquiries, please contact the Conference Organizing Committee via ADMIN@AcademicOASIS.org or visit our website: www.AcademicOASIS.org Conference Organizing Committee, 2022 MIAMI International Multidisciplinary Academic Conference

Twenty-first International Conference on New Directions in the Humanities - A BLENDED CONFERENCE

Twenty-first International Conference on New Directions in the Humanities - A conference organized by the New Directions in the Humanities Research Network and the Sorbonne Université, Paris, France Founded in 2003, the New Directions in the Humanities Research Network is brought together by a common interest in established traditions in the humanities while at the same time developing innovative practices and setting a renewed agenda for their future. We seek to build an epistemic community where we can make linkages across disciplinary, geographic, and cultural boundaries. As a Research Network, we are defined by our scope and concerns (https://thehumanities.com/about/scope-concerns) and motivated to build strategies for action framed by our shared themes and tensions (https://thehumanities.com/about/themes). https://thehumanities.com/about -------- CALL FOR PAPERS https://thehumanities.com/2023-conference/call-for-papers Place: Online + Sorbonne Université, Paris, France Format: A mix of live, pre-recorded, and in person (at a scale that's allowed) presentations and social interaction spaces. Dates: 28-30 June 2023 Twenty-first International Conference on New Directions in the Humanities calls for research addressing the following conference themes and special focus: Special Focus – Literary Landscapes: Forms of Knowledge in the Humanities King Lear, and the whole of Romantic poetry, among numerous other references, have illustrated some of the fundamental meanings of literary landscapes. In these cases, landscapes represented the interiority of a character. But literary landscapes, in the common imagination, also represent a view of an extensive knowledge system. In these cases, for example, from the Bible to the Encyclopedia of D'Alembert, and Diderot, the "tree" has most often come to represent the hierarchy of knowledge and its link to a common origin of this knowledge system.   By the end of the 19th century, with the specialization of the sciences, the certainties of the hierarchy of knowledge – the singular tree – were called into question. Wilhelm Dilthey distinguished the fundamental differences between the natural sciences (Naturwissenschaften) and the human sciences (Geisteswissenschaften). And in the very construction of his novel "Bouvard et Pécuchet", Gustave Flaubert shows the fragmentation and questions the confidence in the the truth of the sciences, whether human or natural. As the middle of the 20th century developed, through a structuralist revolution, the reflection on the nature of the human sciences returned to the notion of "humanities," where the human is at the center. And where the hierarchy of knowledge cannot be separated from a relationship to morality. In the 21st century, Deleuze, in contrast to the tree diagram, then develops the image of the rhizome to underline the absence of hierarchy in the relationships between the different fields of knowledge and the horizontality of its deployment.   Throughout this long history, new literary landscapes – as representation and reality – emerged to inform the imagination of the relationship of knowledge. And today, more recent critical orientations, such as ecocriticism, contribute new meanings to literary landscapes and emphasize the responsibility of the human being in the exploration of nature. These are some of the many rich aspects of the relationships between literary landscapes and representations of knowledge in the humanities. At this conference, we will explore these dynamics along several axes: - The Tree and the Rhizome  - Representations of Landscape as Knowledge  - Literary Cartographies of Knowledge  - Between Knowledge and Morality  - Literary Maps and Geo-critics  - Ecocriticism and the Humanities Dr. Bernard Franco, Faculté des lettres, Sorbonne Université, France Annual Conference Themes Theme One – CRITICAL CULTURAL STUDIES Theme Two – COMMUNICATIONS AND LINGUISTICS STUDIES Theme Three – LITERARY HUMANITIES Theme Four – CIVIC, POLITICAL, AND COMMUNITY STUDIES Theme Five – PAST AND PRESENT IN THE HUMANISTIC EDUCATION -------- A BLENDED FUTURE For over 30 years, Common Ground (https://cgscholar.com/home/about) has been invested in developing technologies that seek to break down barriers of access in scholarly communication. In each phase, we've built media platforms to support spaces for interdisciplinary dialogue, before such approaches were in vogue; connected international voices, when disciplines were too often isolated in national silos; and supported an agenda of access and equality, by offering pathways and opportunities for diverse voices. We now propose another kind of intervention - to build a scholarly communication infrastructure for a blended future (https://thehumanities.com/2023-conference/format). Our blended model seeks to transcend physical boundaries by offering a platform to extend in-person conference content online, while ensuring online-only delegates are afforded equal participatory and experiential spaces within the platform. At the same time, the model offers participants a legacy resource to which they can return in the Event application, with access to a social space in our Community application where fellow participants can keep connected long after the conference ends. Our blended conference experience is delivered on the CGScholar platform (https://cgscholar.com/) – developed by the Common Ground Media Lab (https://cgnetworks.org/medialab), the research and technology arm of Common Ground Research Networks. https://constructedenvironment.com/2023-conference -------- RELATED CONFERENCES We understand travel is difficult in the current climate. For this reason, we also offer related thematic events in our sister Research Networks that you might be able to attend in-person. This way we build for our Research Network Members flexible, and at the same time resilient, spaces for communication, engagement, and participation. View other Common Ground Research Networks conferences: https://cgnetworks.org/conferences/conference-calendar Enquiries: support@cgnetworks.org

EGROW Foundation EGROW Webinar Series “NBFCs in India in 2047”

 

EGROW Foundation

EGROW Webinar Series

"NBFCs in India in 2047"

 

Ashima Goyal

Advisor, EGROW Foundation

Emeritus Professor, IGIDR Former Member, PMEAC

 

Raman Agarwal

Director Finance Industry Development Council (FIDC)

 

Radhakrishna Thatavarit

CEO & Founder OxyLoans

 

Umesh Revankar

MD Shriam Transport Finance

 

Pankaj Sharma

CEO Religare Finvest.

 

Friday 8^th July 2022 (03:30PM- 05:00 PM IST)

 

Greeting from the EGROW Foundation

 

On behalf of the EGROW Foundation we would like to invite you for the upcoming Webinar on "NBFCs in India in 2047" scheduled on 8^th July from 03:30 PM to 05:00 PM IST.

 

Please click on the below link to register in the meeting:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1DSPZsXqhmwecJ99hBBJ5YOytbWo7FwU_oYwKP0bApg8/edit

 

https://egrowfoundation.org/events/nbfcs-in-india-in-2047/

 

Online Digital Certificates of attendance will be awarded to those who have registered to the programme and will be present in the programme. Please  register for the programme before 03.00 PM IST 08/07/2022.

 

Webinar Link: https://egrowfoundation.webex.com/egrowfoundation/j.php?MTID=m55942a440efddb8ec52920e836fca9e5

Meeting No: 2518 218 2706

password: finance

 

Your participation would add immense value.

Thanking you and with kind regards

EGROW Team

 

Join our Whats App Egrow Foundation Webinar group:

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Jobs@Gautam Buddha University

Evil Women: Women and Evil: 4th Global Interdisciplinary Conference

Evil Women: Women and Evil 4th Global Interdisciplinary Conference Friday 10th March 2023 to Saturday 11th March 2023 Prague, Czech Republic Few things capture the human imagination as much as evil, a notoriously slippery concept that enjoys universal recognition yet defies easy definition. As a term which is frequently used in relation to people who commit appalling crimes, it provides a useful means of describing unimaginable wickedness and is bandied about in popular culture - particularly by the tabloid press - as a way of explaining behaviours which defy belief. Evil is something 'more than' doing something morally wrong, 'more than' simply committing a crime, 'more than' an act of senseless slaughter. Defining that 'more than' is difficult: it is precisely this elusive quality which seems to make an act, or a person, evil. In many cultures, women have been long suspected as the source of sundry human miseries, however basic to society they may be. While ideals of purity and dedication to family have been exalted and feminine beauty lauded, women have been viewed as embodying sinister forces of evil. Mistrusted as seductive and beguiling, women are often thought of as vengeful, manipulative and even malevolent. In grappling with our understanding of what it is to be 'evil', the project aims to shine a spotlight on this dark area of the human condition and explore the possible sources of the fear and resentment of women. Women are not expected to behave in aberrant or illegal ways, and we will consider the structural and systemic reasons for the heightened interest, repulsion, condemnation - and even hatred - that feminine transgression generates. Women are condemned not only for what they do but also for what they fail to do; those who harbour, lie for and couple with nefarious men are seen to have failed in their duty as gatekeepers of male morality. Where women themselves are accused of evil they are often judged more harshly than their male counterparts, as evil acts committed by women are seen to transgress not just legal and moral boundaries but also those imposed by gender. Key Topics Against this backdrop, this conference will explore the various conjunctions between evil, women and the feminine. We invite participants to explore evil women/women and evil from the full range of disciplinary, professional, and social perspectives. The aim is to generate an inclusive dialogue involving researchers, practitioners, artists, activists, legal professionals, clinicians, social workers, representatives from the voluntary sector, individuals whose lives have been impacted by feminine evil, and others with an interest in the field. Topics for discussion include, but are not restricted to: - Representations of women and evil in popular culture, literature and history - Historical and changing definitions of what constitutes evil behaviour in women - Legal, social and cultural responses to evil women - Postnatal depression and postpuerperal psychosis - Motherhood, matricide and infanticide - The intersectionality of feminine evil - Mental illness and personality disorders - The sexualization of female violence - foxy boxing, video games, film and television - How women respond to evil - 'Feminazis' - Violence, hysteria and the 'wandering womb' - Female serial killers - Female psychopaths - Girl gangs - 'Mean girl' school cliques - Temptresses, tricksters and tarts - Wicked stepmothers and evil queens - Feminine perversions - Women and the abject - Menstruation: women and blood - Female myths and icons - Delilah, Lilith, Medea, Medusa, Clytemnestra, the Harpies and the - Femme Fatale - The bitch - Women and power - Women, beauty and evil - Vampires, witches and sirens - Women as victims of evil - Case studies We particularly welcome creative responses to the subject, such as poetry/prose, short film screenings/original drama, installations, and alternative presentation styles that engage the audience and foster debate. What To Send The aim of this interdisciplinary conference and collaborative networking event is to bring people together and encourage creative conversations in the context of a variety of formats: papers, seminars, workshops, storytelling, performances, poster presentations, panels, q and a's, round-tables etc. 300 word proposals, presentations, abstracts and other forms of contribution and participation should be submitted by Friday 16th September 2022. Other forms of participation should be discussed in advance with the Organising Chair. All submissions will be minimally double reviewed, under anonymous (blind) conditions, by a global panel drawn from members of the Project Development Team and the Advisory Board. In practice our procedures usually entail that by the time a proposal is accepted, it will have been triple and quadruple reviewed. You will be notified of the panel's decision by Friday 7th October August 2022. If your submission is accepted for the conference, a full draft of your contribution should be submitted by Friday 17th February 2023 Abstracts and proposals may be in Word, PDF, RTF or Notepad formats with the following information and in this order: a) author(s), b) affiliation as you would like it to appear in the programme, c) email address, d) title of proposal, e) body of proposal, f) up to 10 keywords. E-mails should be entitled: Evil Women Submission. Where To Send Abstracts should be submitted simultaneously to the Organising Chair and the Project Administrator: Dr Abby Bentham: abby@progressiveconnexions.net Project Administrator (Nsungbemo Ezung): evilwomen4@progressiveconnexions.net What's so Special About a Progressive Connexions event? A fresh, friendly, dynamic format - at Progressive Connexions we are dedicated to breaking away from the stuffy, old-fashion conference formats, where endless presentations are read aloud off PowerPoints. We work to bring you an interactive format, where exchange of experience and information is alternated with captivating workshops, engaging debates and round tables, time set aside for getting to know each other and for discussing common future projects and initiatives, all in a warm, relaxed, egalitarian atmosphere. A chance to network with international professionals - the beauty of our interdisciplinary events is that they bring together professionals from all over the world and from various fields of activity, all joined together by a shared passion. Not only will the exchange of experience, knowledge and stories be extremely valuable in itself, but we seek to create lasting, ever-growing communities around our projects, which will become a valuable resource for those belonging to them. A chance to be part of constructing change - There is only one thing we love as much as promoting knowledge: promoting real, lasting social change by encouraging our participants to take collective action, under whichever form is most suited to their needs and expertise (policy proposals, measuring instruments, research projects, educational materials, etc.) We will support all such actions in the aftermath of the event as well, providing a platform for further discussions, advice from the experts on our Project Advisory Team and various other tools and intellectual resources, as needed. An opportunity to discuss things that matter to you - Our events are not only about discussing how things work in the respective field, but also about how people work in that field - what are the struggles, problems and solutions professionals have found in their line of work, what are the areas where better communication among specialists is needed and how the interdisciplinary approach can help bridge those gaps and help provide answers to questions from specific areas of activity. An unforgettable experience - When participating in a Progressive Connexions event, there is a good chance you will make some long-time friends. Our group sizes are intimate, our venues are comfortable and relaxing and our event locations are suited to the history and culture of the event. Ethos Progressive Connexions believes it is a mark of personal courtesy and professional respect to your colleagues that all delegates should attend for the full duration of the meeting. If you are unable to make this commitment, please do not submit an abstract or proposal for presentation. Please note: Progressive Connexions is a not-for-profit network and we are not in a position to be able to assist with conference travel or subsistence, nor can we offer discounts off published rates and fees. For all enquiries, please send an email to: evilwomen4@progressiveconnexions.net For further details and information please visit the conference web page: https://www.progressiveconnexions.net/interdisciplinary-projects/evil/evil-women/conferences/ Sponsored by: Progressive Connexions

Workshop@Department of Economics, Kaliyaganj College

Department of Economics, Kaliyaganj College is going to organize an ICSSR sponsored weeklong workshop in the month of July,2022 (during 18^th to 23^rd July ,2022) on the 'Application of Econometrics Theory in Empirical Research: Use of STATA14 Software'

 

Interested candidates should apply through submitting the Registration Form  to chandanroy70@gmail.com and Whatsapping it to 9932395130.

 

Best,

Dr. C. Roy

Convener, Workshop

Associate Professor & Head

Department of Economics

Kaliyaganj College

 

PhD@CSDS

https://www.csds.in/icssr_institutional_doctoral_fellowships_2022_23