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2008 Student Peace Conference:
"Bringing Peace Down to Earth"

CALL FOR PAPERS

The Peace Conference Committee welcomes undergraduate and graduate peace visionaries of all majors to submit papers, panel proposals, performances, audio-visual presentation, interactive sessions or workshops broadly exploring the conference theme.
 
The presentations may be completed research, research in-progress or case studies, especially those reflecting innovative practice.  Generally the presentations will consist of a panel of three or four presenters with similar topics.  Each presenter will speak for ten minutes and after all of the presentations are completed the floor will be opened for questions and discussion.
 
Presentations on additional aspects of peace-building are also encouraged.
Sub-themes could focus on, but are not limited to:
 
Social Responsibility
Healthcare and Global Justice
Environmental Violence
Development and Environmental Sustainability
Micro-Finance and Economic Empowerment
Economics and Structural Violence
Globalization and Peace
Role of the Media in War-Making and Peacekeeping
Role of the Mediator
Role of IOs and NGOs
Peace in Contemporary Literature
Religion and Peace-building
International, Cross-Cultural, or Inter-Religious Dialogue
Cultural Perspectives of Peace
Ethnic Conflict, Resolution, and Reconciliation
Women, Children, and Peace
Methods of Non-Violence
 
Submissions and/or questions may be made via email to peacecon@nd.edu. 

The deadline for proposals is Friday, February 22, 2008

Submissions will be acknowledged within five (5) days of receipt.  Notifications of acceptance of proposals will be sent as soon as the reviewing process is completed, not later than February 29, 2008. 
 
Mariah Quinn and Ryane Burke
2008 ND Student Peace Conference Co-Chairs

 

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