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Social Institutions & Sustainability" Symposium
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Social Institutions & Sustainability" Symposium
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Andrew Hoffman
Posted 06-10-2015 10:09
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Abstracts (up to 500 words MAXIMUM) are due
June 15, 2015
, for "Social Institutions & Sustainability" Symposium
Wayne State University is hosting an interdisciplinary research symposium on
September 11, 2015
, in Detroit, MI (USA), on the theme of "Social Institutions & Sustainability," and we invite you to submit 500-word abstracts for the same. The deadline for submission is
June 15, 2015
, and authors of selected abstracts will be notified by
July 1
. Please email your submitted abstracts to
ssf@wayne.edu
.
Scope of the Conference:
We define "social institutions" broadly-to include formal organizations that set societal agendas (e.g., government agencies, corporations, local and international nonprofits, media, community groups), and institutionalized best practices of the contemporary social order (e.g., governance, due diligence, scientific rigor, risk management). We encourage research that examines how existing social institutions may both restrict and enable the scope of sustainability; how they may be transformed by sustainable practices leading to newer, more adaptable institutions; and how sustainable solutions to specific environmental and social problems have been facilitated by incorporating social components into their approach. Submissions may be from a variety of academic disciplines, such as (but not limited to): sociology, political science, communication, economics, psychology, cultural studies, geography, engineering, health, law, history, literature, and fine arts. Theoretical and empirical papers (quantitative and/or qualitative) are welcome, along with performance pieces.
In conjunction with this research symposium, Critical Sociology journal will host an interdisciplinary Special Issue on the theme of "Social Institutions & Sustainability." Extended abstracts (up to 750 words) are invited for the journal, due
September 1, 2015
. A detailed call for papers for the special issue will be forthcoming.
Thank you, and feel free to contact Rahul Mitra if you have any questions, at
rahul.mitra@wayne.edu
Rahul Mitra, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor, Department of Communication
Wayne State University
585 Manoogian Hall
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Andrew J. Hoffman
Director, Erb Institute
Holcim (US) Professor of Sustainable Enterprise
Ross School of Business/SNRE
University of Michigan
701 Tappan Street, R4390
Ann Arbor, MI 48109
P:
734.763.9455
E:
ajhoff@umich.edu
T:
@HoffmanAndy
W:
http://www.andrewhoffman.net/
Administrative Assistant: Shelly Whitmer
E:
sjmoore@umich.edu
;
P: 734.647.4516
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