La especialización busca formar profesionales en el campo de la migración, el desarrollo y los derechos humanos que puedan dar cuenta de las complejas dinámicas que intervienen en los procesos migratorios del Ecuador y la región andina, tanto en el campo de la investigación social como en el ámbito de las políticas públicas.
Para más información oprima en este enlace.
Los seminarios virtuales de la Red de Posgrados tienen por objetivo ofrecer formación académica en diversos campos de las Ciencias Sociales, promoviendo tanto el pensamiento crítico latinoamericano y caribeño, como el estímulo al desarrollo de nuevas perspectivas teóricas y metodológicas para el estudio de las realidades regionales. Los seminarios virtuales integran la oferta académica realizada por los programas de la Red de Posgrados y se dictan en el Espacio de Formación Virtual, una plataforma con más de 20 años de trayectoria. En este marco, se llama a concurso a Grupos de Trabajo, Redes Temáticas de Posgrados y profesoras y profesores pertenecientes a Centros Miembros de CLACSO a presentar propuestas para el dictado de seminarios virtuales durante el período 2019. La convocatoria seleccionará 12 propuestas de seminarios virtuales de posgrado a ser dictados durante 2019.
Para más información y acceder al sistema de inscripción oprima en este enlace.
El Departamento de Sociología y Estudios de Género convoca a selección de un/a profesor/a invitado/a. Las postulaciones se receptarán en sobre cerrado en la siguiente dirección: Convocatoria profesor/a invitado/a, Departamento de Sociología y Estudios de Género, FLACSO Ecuador, Calle La Pradera E7-174 y Av. Diego de Almagro, torre 2, piso 8. O en forma virtual (documentos escaneados) al correo electrónico: schidalgo@flacso.edu.ec
Para más información oprima en este enlace.
Compartilhamos os editais de cinco concursos públicos para professores(as) efetivos(as) que comporão o corpo docente da Área de Direito da Universidade Federal de São Paulo (Unifesp). Todas as vagas são em Regime de Dedicação Exclusiva.
As áreas dos concursos e os links para os seus respectivos editais são os seguintes:
Inscrições e informações estão disponíveis por meio site http://concurso.unifesp.br/. Chamamos atenção para o prazo de inscrição, que vai de 10 de dezembro de 2018 a 24 de janeiro de 2019.
Este décimo número de Antropologías del Sur se compone de sus dos secciones habituales. La primera de ellas contiene ocho artículos, cinco de ellos de temática abierta y tres que conforman la segunda parte del dossier Pueblos Indígenas: Gobiernos Locales y Dinámicas Políticas en América Latina. La segunda sección, destinada a Ensayos, Reseñas, Traducciones y Entrevistas.
Pueden acceder al contenido de la revista haciendo click en este enlace.
Dossier especial: “Hegemonía neoliberal y estrategias feministas: imaginarios emancipatorios en disputa”, editado por Natalia Martínez, Martin De Mauro Rucovsky y Fidel Azarian.
Pueden acceder al contenido de la revista en este enlace.
The International Master in Sociology of Law of the International Institute of Sociology of Law.
For more information and appliclation procedures click here.
Más información en este enlace.
Esta edición busca una “aproximación al concepto de estado de excepción desarrollado por Giorgio Agamben surge de una comprensión crítica de la relación entre Estado, derecho y poder. Hacemos hincapié en que el principio de excepcionalidad jurídica no es meramente utilizado en respuesta a la actual crisis capitalista, sino que es una técnica de poder central y duradera utilizada por el Estado para reproducir relaciones de poder económicas y coloniales. Esta introducción ofrece tres puntos centrales a partir de la comprensión dominante del estado de excepción: primero, planteamos una ruptura con la oposición cruda entre derecho positivo y estado de excepción; segundo, argüimos en favor del rechazo de la concepción limitada occidental (liberal y política) de los derechos; finalmente, defendemos prestar atención a la materialidad de las relaciones de poder, más que al énfasis limitado en el poder protegido por las instituciones formales del poder estatal”.
Departing from a critical understanding of the relationship between state, law and power, we propose a critical overview of the concept of the state of exception developed by Giorgio Agamben. We emphasise the idea that the principle of legal exceptionality is not as merely used in response to the current crisis in capitalism, but is an enduring and core technique of power used by states to reproduce economic and colonial power relations. Thus, this paper offers three core points of departure from dominant understandings of the state of exception. First, we urge a rupture of the crude opposition between positive law and the state of exception. Second, we argue for a rejection of limited Western concept of (liberal, political) rights. Finally, we argue for an attention to the materiality of power relations, rather than a narrow focus on the power projected by formal institutions of state power.
Para acceder al contenido de la revista oprima en este enlace.
The Stanford Center for Law and History is a residential fellowship that provides an opportunity to conduct research in the dynamic environment of Stanford University. We prefer two-year fellowships to help the fellow complete a significant body of independent scholarship, but we are willing to consider one-year terms. We expect that fellows will dedicate most of their time to pursuing their proposed research projects, and the fellowship is designed to ensure meaningful mentorship from faculty within both the Law School and the History Department. All applications should be submitted no later than Friday, February 15, 2019.
Para más información y acceder a la solicitud del ‘fellowship’ oprima en este enlace.
El encuentro es un espacio bienal que se propone analizar y comprender al derecho moderno capitalista como un discurso del poder cuyos mecanismos se encuentran en permanente reconfiguración con el metabolismo social del capital. En este encuentro se analizarán ambos sentidos del discurso del derecho: como poder hegemónico y como disputa; para explicar y proponer alternativas a los problemas que aquejan a la sociedad en su conjunto en la dinámica económica y la dominación política, racial y patriarcal a la que nos somete el capital en sus diversas expresiones.
Hacemos extensiva la invitación a este encuentro que es un espacio académico y político en construcción para pensar la realidad social más allá de sus representaciones fenomenológicas y de las determinaciones universales, invitamos a pensar desde nuestras distintas realidades históricas y geográficas desde la que se constituyen nuestras epistemologías. Su organización se basa en mesas de trabajo divididas por ejes de análisis en las que se fomentará el diálogo y debate de las ideas.
-Fecha límite de envío: 15 de febrero del 2019
-Notificación de propuestas aceptadas: 25 de febrero del 2019
-Envío de los textos completos: 19 de abril del 2019
Para más información oprima en este enlace.
The Law and Society Association International Prize is offered to a scholar, normally in residence outside the United States, in recognition of significant contributions to the advancement of knowledge in the field of law and society.
It is not a book award, nor is it a career achievement award, but is given in recognition of a body of scholarly work, including some portion of the work should that has been completed within the past few years, and self-nominations are accepted.
The award carries a cash prize of $500.
Más información en este enlace.
The Baldy Center for Law & Social Policy, the University at Buffalo, State University of New York, plans to award several fellowships to scholars pursuing important topics in law, legal institutions, and social policy. Applications are invited from junior and senior scholars from law, the humanities, and the social sciences.
Primary criteria for selection include importance of the research topic, intellectual strength of the proposal, demonstrated academic achievement, and promise of future success. Additional considerations include the overall mix of topics, disciplines, and backgrounds of the selected group of Fellows. For information on current and past Baldy Fellows, see the Baldy Center website.
The Franklin Prize is awarded for an article published in the two calendar years prior to the award year. The competition is open to all forms of law and society scholarship, to authors at any stage of their careers, and to authors from any country of origin. Articles may be published in any scholarly journal, including socio-legal journals, journals in other disciplines, and law reviews, or may be a chapter in a book volume. Co-authored articles, and self-nominations, may be submitted for consideration. The award carries a cash prize of $500. Ends on February 1, 2019
El Instituto de Derechos Humanos de la Universidad de Deusto (Bilbao, España), abre una convocatoria para un/a (1) investigador/a de doctorado, dos (2) investigadores/as postdoctorales y un/a (1) gestor/a de investigación – investigador/a en el proyecto RIVERS – Water/human rights beyond the human? Indigenous water ontologies, plurilegal encounters and interlegal translation (Acuerdo de subvención: ERC-2018-StG-804003), financiado por el Consejo Europeo de Investigación (ERC) y coordinado por la Dra. Lieselotte Viaene.
A continuación indicamos el link cada una de las plazas abiertas en la convocatoria:
RIVERS – Project manager and Researcher / Gestor de Proyectos e Investigador/a: https://deusto.talentclue.com/en/node/39001427/4590/modal
RIVERS – Post-doctoral researcher / Investigador/a postdoc: https://deusto.talentclue.com/en/node/39001078/4590/modal
RIVERS – Post-doctoral researcher / Investigador/a postdoc: https://deusto.talentclue.com/en/node/39000491/4590/modal
RIVERS – PhD researcher / Investigador/a predoctoral: https://deusto.talentclue.com/en/node/38999978/4590/modal
Fecha fin de recepción de solicitudes: 30 de enero de 2019.
Quienes integramos el equipo de la Red de Sociología Jurídica en América Latina y el Caribe les deseamos a todas las personas que nos acompañan en este espacio un excelente 2019.
La ReSJALC es un espacio abierto a toda la comunidad interesada en los estudios socio-jurídicos y que busca aportar a la articulación del campo en la región.
Durante este año tuvimos visitas de prácticamente todo el continente, y de muchos otros países de otros continentes. Además de la continuidad de nuestra sección de noticias hemos seguido construyendo nuestro espacio de Biblioteca, en la cual les recordamos que siempre son bienvenidas nuevas contribuciones.
Esperamos que los esfuerzos de esta red sean una aportación a las personas interesadas en este campo y que nos sigan acompañando en 2019.
Histórico de visitas a la página de la ReSJALC, a 1 de enero de 2019.
Recuerden que pueden enviar sus contribuciones al correo: sjlatinoamerica@gmail.com
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The Law and Society Association is pleased to accept applications for the 2019 Junior Scholar Workshop. The workshop will begin mid-day on Tuesday, May 28, and continue through the day on Wednesday, May 29, 2019. The workshop immediately precedes the 2019 Annual Meeting of the Law and Society Association in Washington DC.
We invite applications from junior scholars in any field whose scholarly interests involve socio-legal studies. Specifically, we welcome applications from graduate students (including advanced law students), post-doctoral fellows, and assistant professors (or other pre-tenure faculty). The program will consist of panel presentations on professional development topics, breakout sessions to discuss participant’s research in small groups, and informal discussions over shared meals. The goals are to build intellectual community among the emerging next generation of Law and Society scholars, to foster collegial networks between junior scholars, and to promote constructive dialogue among participants and workshop facilitators about junior scholars’ individual research projects.
Previously, the Junior Scholars Workshop entailed separate Graduate Student Workshop and Early Career Workshop. Recognizing the continuity in challenges and opportunities facing graduate students and early career scholars, as well as the importance of encouraging connections across ranks, this year, we have combined these workshops into one workshop in which a range of junior scholars can learn and discuss together.
Note that an individual student may only participate in two workshops during his/her graduate career and two workshops during his/her early career. For those not reimbursed by their home institution for airfare and lodging expenses, LSA will offer up to $300 for participants from the US and up to $650 for international participants toward the costs of attending the workshop. Although membership in LSA is not required, members will be given priority. Registration for the annual meeting is required (NB: registration deadline is 2/1 for participants on the meeting program).
Please complete the submission form by January 15 to be a part of the 2019 Junior Scholar Workshop. The LSA workshops have a competitive application process, and those applicants selected as members of the cohort will be informed prior to February 1, 2019.
Applications require:
- Application form
- A current curriculum vitae
- 1-2 page letter describing the applicant’s research interests (including an in-progress paper, chapter, or proposal/prospectus, a draft of which they would like to present at the workshop), current status in the applicant’s career stage (i.e., current stage in graduate school, duration of post-doc, year as faculty), and how attending the Workshop will benefit the applicant.
All supporting documents must be submitted in English and be in .DOC, .RTF, or .PDF format.
More information: https://lawandsocietyassoc.submittable.com/submit/cce6c9f2-8f48-4435-851a-4ff6f0a18597/2019-junior-scholars-workshop-application
Established in 1996 as the LSA Book Award, and re-named in memory of Herbert Jacob, past President of LSA, the competition is open to books from all fields of, and approaches to, law and society scholarship—excluding only works of socio-legal history, which are considered for the Hurst Prize.
Herbert Jacob was the founder of the first internet book review in the field, Law and Politics Book Review. He was a creative, energetic scholar who took on a wide variety of questions and issues and a warm human being whose own work has been a major contribution to the field of law and society. The award is intended to recognize new, outstanding work in law and society scholarship.
Textbooks, casebooks, and edited collections are not eligible for the award, but monographs will be considered. Nominations are accepted from all aspects of the field and any country of origin and may include first books of young scholars and books that are capstones of long careers in law and society research and publication. Nominators must be a current LSA member (will be verified). Self nominations are accepted.
The responsibility of ensuring that a work is submitted for the most appropriate book prize rests with the nominator. As a rule of thumb, books that have a significant historical focus should be directed to the Hurst Prize, while other works of socio-legal scholarship should be directed to the Jacob Prize. A book submitted for both prizes may end up being considered for neither.
The award carries a cash prize of $500.
Nominations require:
All supporting documents must be submitted in English and be in .DOC, .RTF, or .PDF format.
Deadline: January 18, 2019.
More information: https://lawandsocietyassoc.submittable.com/submit/125738/2019-herbert-jacob-book-prize
Esta entrevista forma parte del documental “Hacer Sociología en Córdoba. Entre las aulas y las calles” desarrollado por la Licenciatura en Sociología (Facultad de Ciencias Sociales/Universidad Nacional de Córdoba) sobre la historia de la Sociología en la provincia de Córdoba.
La entrevista puede encontrarse en el siguiente link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CDa8nS_z11o
Esta entrevista forma parte del documental “Hacer Sociología en Córdoba. Entre las aulas y las calles” desarrollado por la Licenciatura en Sociología (Facultad de Ciencias Sociales/Universidad Nacional de Córdoba) sobre la historia de la Sociología en la provincia de Córdoba.
Se puede encontrar en este link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uxmcg73kuD0
The Harry J. Kalven, Jr. Award is awarded by the Law and Society Association for “empirical scholarship that has contributed most effectively to the advancement of research in law and society.” Nominations are open to all forms of law and society scholarship, and from any country of origin, although copies submitted to the committee must be in English.
It is not a book award, nor is it a career achievement award, but is given in recognition of a body of scholarly work, including some portion of work having been completed within the past few years. Self-nominations are accepted – if self nominating, please include a statement of why you feel you deserve the award in place of the letter of support.
The award carries a cash prize of $500.
Nominations require:
All supporting documents must be submitted in English and be in .DOC, .RTF, or .PDF format.
Deadline: February 1, 2019.
More information: https://lawandsocietyassoc.submittable.com/submit/125770/2019-harry-j-kalven-prize
The Centre of Excellence for International Courts (iCourts) and PluriCourts (Centre for the Study of the Legitimate Roles of the Judiciary in the Global Order) are hosting a high-level summer school for PhD students working on international courts in their social and political context. They particularly welcome students whose PhD thesis involves a strong focus on methods and interdisciplinary.
Time: 17 June – 21 June 2019 at 9:00 – 16:00
Registration fee: The course is offered at the rate of 275 EURO, covering refreshments and lunch every day, dinners on Monday and Thursday, and a farewell reception on Friday. Lectures, research facilitation, and social programme are offered free of charge. Participants pay for transport and accommodation.
Deadline for submission
1 February 2019 12:00. Please use this this form to apply for acceptance at iCourts Summer School 2019.
Applicant process
After the deadline, our committee will select 24 PhD students, who will be accepted at iCourts Summer School. The accepted Summer School students will receive a written confirmation on acceptance no later than 20 February 2019, along with practical information and a guide on how to pay the registration fee.
More information: https://jura.ku.dk/icourts/calendar/summer-school-2019/
El próximo 28 de enero cierra la convocatoria para presentar artículos a incluirse en el número 65 de la revista Íconos, “Controles democráticos y cambio institucional en América Latina”, coordinada por Adrián Gurza Lavalle (Universidade de São Paulo/Centro de Estudios Metropolitanos), Guillaume Fontaine e Iván Narváez (FLACSO Ecuador), misma que se publicará en septiembre de 2019.
El envío de los artículos deberá realizarse a través de plataforma de gestión de Íconos, revista de FLACSO Ecuador. Se recibirán contribuciones en español, inglés o portugués, no obstante, los artículos seleccionados se publican en español. La revista aclarará dudas o contribuirá a perfilar las propuestas hasta el inicio del período de recepción de contribuciones.
Los artículos deben ajustarse a la política editorial y a las normas de publicación de la revista (disponibles en www.revistaiconos.ec). Para la selección de artículos se utiliza un sistema de evaluación por lectores pares (peer review).
Para mayor información, visitar el sitio http://revistas.flacsoandes.edu.ec/iconos/announcement/view/87
Entre el 18 y el 21 de septiembre del 2019 se realizará la Conferencia RC21 en Dehli, India.
Esta tiene como tema central los estudios sociológicos de Desarrollo Urbano y Regional de la Asociación Internacional de Sociología, la que fue establecida en 1970 para promover la teoría e investigación en estos campos, creando una comunidad internacional de académicos que estudian esta área.
Paz Concha, investigadora postdoctoral de COES y académica de la Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, presentará un panel en conjunto con Leslie Parraguez (IEUT PUC), para el cual iniciaron un llamado de abstracts.
Este panel llevará por título “Innovative research methodologies of urbanity: new techniques of data
collection, visualization and interpretation for collaborative and impactful research”, para el cual invitan a investigadores a contribuir con su abstract, el que debe tener un máximo de 300 palabras y llevar hasta cinco keywords. Este tiene que ser enviado por correo a paz.concha@uc.cl y lparragu@uc.cl, copiando además a rc21delhi@gmail.com.Atención: el plazo final es el 20 de enero del 2019.
Art and International Justice Initiative (ARTIJ) together with Centre of Excellence for International Courts (iCourts) is launching a call for papers for the workshop entitled ‘Art and International Courts’, on 25-26 April 2019 at iCourts, University of Copenhagen
This one and a half day workshop will explore the role of art in the practice of international courts. The workshop will focus on the areas where art has already entered the discourse of international courts and influences their performance.
Contributions are invited along the following thematic lines:
There is a plan to publish selected papers from the conference in the special issue of a journal. iCourts will cover an economy flight ticket and a two day accommodation for the
participants accepted to present papers at workshop.
Abstracts of up to 500 words accompanied by the CV should be submitted to marina.aksenova@artij.org
The deadline for the submission of abstracts is 20 January 2019. Selected speakers will be notified by 1 February 2019. Papers of around 6,000 words will have to be
submitted by 20 April 2019.
The Hall Center for the Humanities and the Institute for Policy & Social Research at the University of Kansas invite you to our upcoming conference:
Beyond Discourse: Critical and Empirical Approaches to Human Trafficking
April 4-5, 2019
University of KansasOn April 4 and 5, the University of Kansas will host an interdisciplinary symposium examining human trafficking research. Kamala Kempadoo (York University) will open the symposium with a keynote address on Thursday, April 4 at 4 pm, with a reception to follow. Friday, April 5 will feature panels by regional and national scholars, including Amy Farrell (Northeastern University) and a closing keynote by Sally Engle Merry (New York University).
All papers related to human trafficking research are welcome, including but not limited to:
- Empirical Approaches to Illicit and Criminalized Industries
- Tracking Consequences of the Carceral Framework
- Innovations in Critical Media Analysis
- Ethics of Representation and Storytelling Against Narrative Tropes
- Long Shadow of the Mann Act: Historical Precedents and Alternatives
- Politics of Fieldwork across Ideological Difference
- Survivor-Led Research Initiatives & Collaboration
- Translating Critical Research to Policy Makers and Other Stakeholders.
Please join us by submitting a brief CV and a 250-350 word abstract for a panel, paper presentation, or roundtable contribution addressing these issues to BeyondDiscourse@gmail.com by January 7. Invitations will be distributed and registration open from January 15.
For more information, please visit the symposium website: http://beyonddiscourse.ku.edu/call-papers.
El Instituto Internacional de Sociología Jurídica de Oñati agradece el envío de solicitudes para organizar un workshop que aborde temas relacionados con la Sociología Jurídica. Se ofrece un emplazamiento idóneo para las discusiones y el intercambio entre un grupo reducido de investigadores. Las solicitudes son examinadas por el Comité de Reuniones y Congresos del Patronato del Instituto siguiendo los criterios que se citan a continuación:
a) La calidad de la propuesta.
b) Participación variada.
c) Originalidad de la propuesta.
d) Son bienvenidos los workshops sobre cualquier tema que contribuya a la sociología jurídica y/o a los estudios socio-jurídicos. Se anima vívamente a presentar temas relacionados con el País Vasco.
El Instituto se ocupará de la organización del workshop, enviando las invitaciones a los participantes y coordinando el evento. Los workshops se celebran en una cómoda sala equipada situada dentro del edificio de la Antigua Universidad (1540, recientemente restaurado) y el alojamiento será en la Residencia Antia, edificio del siglo XVIII también recientemente restaurado, disponiendo de salas para discusiones informales y reuniones de grupos más pequeños. Las personas que no puedan alojarse en la Residencia Antia se alojarán en un hotel local.
Además el Instituto ofrecerá sus instalaciones para celebrar otras reuniones (bilkurak) en cualquier época del año excepto el mes de agosto.
Mayores informes: http://www.iisj.net/es/workshops/presentacion
The School of Law, University of Leeds is delighted to host the Socio-Legal Studies Association (SLSA) Annual Conference 2019.
The Annual Conference has been running since the Association was founded in 1990 and is an opportunity for those in the field of socio-legal studies to disseminate knowledge and network with others in the field.
The SLSA Annual Conference 2019 will take place from Wednesday 3rd April to Friday 5th April 2019 at the Parkinson Building, University of Leeds.
You can check out full details of the streams and current topics for 2019. Details of other conference activities, including the draft programme, will be available shortly.
Key dates
| 16 October 2018 | Call for Papers opens |
| 14 January 2019 | Call for Papers closes |
| 06 February 2019 | Early-bird registration deadline |
| 28 February 2019 | Posters deadline |
| 28 February 2019 | Standard registration deadline |
| 19 March 2019 | Creche deadline with Bright Beginnings |
| 26 March 2019 | Late registration deadline |
| 03 April 2019 | Conference begins |
Registration is now open for SLSA 2019.
La Facultad de Ciencias Sociales de la Universidad de Chile abrió concurso para académico/a, con grado de doctor/a, para integrarse al Departamento de Sociología y también como investigador/a del Centro de Estudios de Conflicto y Cohesión Social.
Este cargo es de jornada completa en calidad de contrata, debiendo participar en investigación, docencia universitaria de pre y postgrado, gestión y extensión.
Se busca sociólogo/a (o disciplina afin a las ciencias sociales), grado académico de Doctor/a en Sociología (o disciplina afin a las ciencias sociales) y -en el caso de extranjeros/as- conocimiento avanzado de español oral y escrito.
Atención: las solicitudes se deben realizar a través del sitio de Facso y se recibirán solo hasta el 4 de enero.
Las bases de la convocatoria se pueden consultar en la siguiente página web: https://www.coes.cl/convocatoria-concurso-academico-para-departamento-de-sociologia-facso-e-investigador-coes/?utm_source=Sociedad+civil+-+BOLET%C3%8DN+EXTERNO&utm_campaign=4d3f04065d-Semana-3+diciembre_COPY_03&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_e8dd26ae70-4d3f04065d-299609577
It is open the call for paper proposals for a works-in-progress workshop on “The Protection of Cultural Heritage and Municipal Law.” The workshop will be held at Fordham University’s School of Law, in Midtown Manhattan, New York City, on Friday, April 5, 2019. It is invited by The American Society of International Law’s Cultural Heritage and the Arts Interest Group (CHAIG) and Fordham University School of Law’s Urban Law Center, in collaboration with the Quebec Society of International Law (SQDI).
The protection of cultural heritage has long been understood as the province primarily of international law, but this workshop will highlight the place of municipal or local law in the discourse, exploring continuities and discontinuities with international law. Do international law and municipal law draw on each other’s strengths? Do they complement each other in terms of their shortcomings? Do they connect, or are they disconnected, in practice? While international law is addressed to nations, local governance is highly relevant to the protection of cultural heritage, and yet sometimes working in silos from other cities, provinces or states, as well as national governments.
Paper proposals of no more than 500 words should be sent to sabrina.tremblayhuet@usherbrooke.ca before Sunday, December 30th, 2018. The authors of the selected proposals will be notified by Friday, January 18th, 2019. Proposals from emerging scholars and graduate students are highly encouraged. Draft papers must be submitted no later than Monday, March 18th, 2019, for circulation to the selected participants in preparation for the workshop. Please note that no funding is available to cover transportation and accommodation for participants. Attendance at the workshop is, however, free of charge, subject to prior registration. Lunch will be provided to workshop participants.
