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SUMMARY:9TH Ciriec International Research Conference on Social Economy - Seoul (Replubic of Korea)
DESCRIPTION:General topic: \n“Building forward better: Social and solidarity economy for a peaceful and fair world” \nTHEMES \n1. Democratic Governance\n2. Partnerships Between Public\, Private and SSE\n3. SSE and Social and Environmental Transition\n4. Statistics and Impact Indicators for the SSE\n5. SSE and Gig Economy\n6. SSE’s Role in Peace Building\, Reconciliation and Reconstruction\n7. SEE and Legal Frameworks\n8. SEE and Green Transformation\n9. SSE Utopias and Imaginary Narratives\n10.Gender and SSE \n\nSHORT CALL FOR PAPERS HERE\nLONG CALL FOR PAPERS HERE\n=> Abstract submission deadline: 31 January 2023\n=> SUBMISSION HERE\n=> EVENT WEBSITE: http://bit.ly/3F7rezo\n\nKEYNOTE SPEAKER: \n \n  \nKatherine GIBSON (Faculty of Arts and Sciences\, Harvard University / Western Sidney University) \n  \n\nScientific Chairs: \n\nSang-Youn LEE (Sungkonghoe University)\nMarie J/ BOUCHARD (Université du Québec à Montréal)\n\nScientific organizers: Sang-Youn Lee\, Marie J. Bouchard\, Juan Fernando Alvarez\, Eric Bidet\, Eric Dacheux\, Timothée Duverger\, Hyungsik Eum\, Dorothea Greiling\, David Hiez\, Akira Kurimoto\, Alexandrine Lapoutte\, Carmen Marcuello\, Deolinda Meira\, Jérôme Schoenmaeckers\, Ilcheong Yi \nScientific Committee \nWorking language: English
URL:https://ripess.eu/en/event/9th-ciriec-international-research-conference/
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SUMMARY:Fair Trade International Symposium 2023 : registration open until April\, 21 !
DESCRIPTION:The Fair Trade International Symposium is the leading global gathering for scholars\, practitioners and policymakers working on Fair Trade. \nThe next Fair Trade International Symposium will be hosted from 19th to-21st June 2023 at the University of Leeds in the UK. Leeds is a vibrant city in the north of England that has great transport links to the rest of the UK. \nBoth the University of Leeds and the city of Leeds have strong links to Fair Trade- we are both a Fair Trade city and university\, and Yorkshire was the first Fair Trade county. Academics at the Sustainability Research Institute and the University’s Sustainability Service and have worked together with the Fair Trade International Symposium Steering Group and local campaigners to develop the programme for FTIS. \nAt the Leeds FTIS event there will be workshops and panels taking place in person\, complemented by some online and hybrid sessions to enable the participation of people both locally and internationally. We will ensure that both the in person and online discussions are facilitated so that everyone gets a chance to participate. We are especially keen to create spaces for local campaigners and practitioners to interact. \nThere will be some fully online panels and sessions\, with opportunities for participants to discuss papers and posters and importantly a space to interact with each other via the conference platform. \nWorkshops will be face to face\, with contributions from academics\, campaigners and students. \nPlenary presentations will be hybrid\, accessible both to an online and in person audience\, and will be recorded. \nWe have agreed with the editors of the Journal of Fair Trade to produce a special issue of the journal based on papers from the Symposium. There will be a special session about this during the event.
URL:https://ripess.eu/en/event/fair-trade-international-symposium-2023-registration-open-until-april-21/
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SUMMARY:3rd International Conference - Social and Solidarity Economy and the Commons - Decolonizing the Solidarity Economy and Commons:   Enacting the “Pluriverse”
DESCRIPTION:3rd International Conference \nSocial and Solidarity Economy and the Commons \nDecolonizing the Solidarity Economy and Commons: \nEnacting the “Pluriverse” \nVenue: Instituto Universitário de Lisboa (ISCTE-IUL)\, Lisbon\, Portugal \nDate: 8th-10th November 2023 (Presential) \nOrganisers: Centre for International Studies (CEI-IUL) – Instituto Universitário de Lisboa (ISCTE-IUL) (Portugal); Centre for Social Studies (CES) – University of Coimbra (Portugal); ITES/UFAL -Incubator of Solidarity Economy at the Federal University of Alagoas (Brazil); Institute for Social Justice\, York St John University (UK); Institute for Ecological Economics – Vienna University of Economics and Business (Austria) \n  \nCALL FOR CONTRIBUTIONS \nThe main theme for the 2023 edition of the international conference “Social and Solidarity Economy and the Commons” is the emergence of a “pluriverse” in the fields of solidarity economy and the commons. This results from the aggregation of diverse epistemologies\, narratives\, and strategies for social transformation that criticise and deconstruct the downsides of modernity as a social project. For Mignolo and Escobar (2010)\, these include a “disembeddedness”\, resulting from a “marginalization of place (the here and now of social action) in the definition of social life” (p. 36). It also includes a “domination and disenchantment that came about with secularization and the predominance of instrumental reason to the normalization of life and the disciplining of populations” to “the extreme economization and technification of the world” (p. 36-7). \nWe invite researchers and practitioners to submit proposals for contributions to the conference. We aim to promote interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary perspectives at both theoretical\, conceptual and methodological levels. Submissions might be based on formal research or on concrete activist\, economic or public policy initiatives. \nThe conference is structured around six thematic fields: \n\nCriticisms of modernity\, post-material worldviews and their contribution to social movements and initiatives promoting solidarity economy and the commons;\nIndigenous epistemologies and popular knowledges (epistemologies of traditional peoples and communities);\nOngoing tensions between transformation and cooptation in solidarity economy and commons-based initiatives and movements (including cultish or other forms of authoritarian dynamics based on charisma\, spiritual/ideological creed or the spread of disinformation\, including those of ethnonationalist\, backlash social movements\, reactionary and anti-democratic movements);\nContributions of solidarity economy\, commons and community-led initiatives to emancipatory movements\, deepening democracy as well as civil society-led strategies of “soft power” in international\, regional and local relations;\nContributions of knowledge\, technologies and organisational forms\, developed within solidarity economy\, commons and community-led initiatives\, to biopolitical forms of social control (i.e. “technologies of the self”)\, as well as state-led strategies of “soft power” in international\, regional and local relations.\nStructural Inequalities and the challenges faced by minorities and other disadvantaged groups in the pursuit of environmental and social justice through solidarity economy and commons-based initiatives and movements. These include inequalities and challenges enhanced by the “green gentrification” that is often unintentionally caused by the presence of such initiatives\, as well as state-led urban and rural planning strategies for sustainability based on commons and commoning.\n\nAttention: For further information on each thematic field\, please consult the annexed Conference Proposal. \nSession on Research and Methods Design\nWe strongly encourage the submission of paper proposals by Ph.D. students on the methodological and ethical dimensions of research within these six fields of inquiry\, with the purpose of organising a workshop on this topic for early career scholars\, which will take place during the conference. \nWe will post regular updates about the organisation of this conference on the event’s webpage (https://ssecommons.cei.iscte-iul.pt )\, as well as send them by e-mail and through the social media accounts of CEI-IUL (Facebook and Twitter). Any questions regarding organisation of the conference or participation can be sent to  ssecommons.cei@iscte-iul.pt. \nProposal Submission Guidelines \nWe welcome the submission of the following type of proposals: \n\npaper abstracts (research papers or experience reports by practitioners or activists);\nbook presentation proposals on topics relevant to the five thematic fields of the conference.\nsession proposals containing the name of presenters\, as well as the title and complete abstract of each presentation;\n\nAll submitted proposals must have a maximum length of 800 words (including any references) and indicate which thematic field/s of the conference they address\, along with five keywords. They can be submitted in English\, French\, Portuguese or Spanish. However\, the language of presentation shall be English. They should include: \nIn the case of an academic paper or research proposals by Ph.D. students: \n\na) Title;\nb) Thematic field (one of the five proposed by the conference);\nc) Extended abstract referring to the theoretical and methodological approach\, the main argument\, and a brief summary of conclusions/implications for research\, activism or policy-making.\nd) Main references\n\nIn the case of an experience report by practitioners or activists: \n\na) Title;\nb) Thematic field (one of the five proposed by the conference);\nc) Abstract containing: a short description of the experience; a brief context analysis; innovation in political\, environmental or societal terms; main challenges; future trends.\nd) Main references\n\nIn the case of a book presentation proposal: \n\na) Title;\nb) Thematic field (one of the five proposed by the conference);\nc) Extended abstract referring to the theoretical and methodological approach\, the main argument\, and a brief summary of conclusions/implications for research\, activism or policy-making.\n\nSession proposals should include: \n\na) Title of the panel;\nb) Thematic field (one of the five proposed by the conference)\, along with five keywords;\nc) A brief (up to 300 words) statement summarising the rationale for the panel.\nd) Individual abstracts for each presentation (maximum 800 words each)\, referring to the theoretical and methodological approach\, the main argument\, a brief summary of conclusions/implications for research\, activism or policy-making and main references.\n\nIn your proposal\, please indicate whether you would like to submit a full paper for online publication\, with peer-review and in open-source format\, in a website that the conference organisers will create for that purpose. The papers will be published during the first semester of 2024. \nPlease submit proposals by email to  ssecommons.cei@iscte-iul.pt .  \nImportant dates  \nDeadline for submission of proposals – May 31st 2023 \nNotification of contributors – June 30th \nDeadline for registration (conference presenters) – October 6th \nPublication of final program – October 15th \nDeadline for registration (non-presenters) – October 25th \nBeginning of the conference – November 8th \nSubmission of full paper for peer review and publication: December 15th \nConference registration \nSite: https://ssecommons.cei.iscte-iul.pt/  \nProfessors/lecturers\, researchers and other professionals – € 175\, 00 \nStudents (Proof of enrolment in a higher education program required) – € 75\, 00 \nRegistration is FREE for students of ISCTE-IUL\, CES-University of Coimbra\, UFAL and York St John University. \nSteering Committee: \nAna Margarida Esteves (CEI-IUL\, ISCTE-IUL) \nLeonardo Leal (CEI-IUL; Universidade Federal de Alagoas– UFAL) \nLuciane Lucas dos Santos (CES U Coimbra) \nTom Henfrey (Schumacher Institute\, UK) \nMaria Fernandes-Jesus (York St John University\, UK) \nRoman Hausmann (Institute for Ecological Economics – Vienna University of Economics and Business\, Austria)
URL:https://ripess.eu/en/event/3rd-international-conference-social-and-solidarity-economy-and-the-commons-decolonizing-the-solidarity-economy-and-commons-enacting-the-pluriverse/
LOCATION:Instituto Universitário de Lisboa (ISCTE-IUL)\, Lisbon\, Portugal\, Portugal
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SUMMARY:GSEF Women & SSE Pre-forum
DESCRIPTION:Social and economic empowerment and territorialization of sustainable public policies\nA special event dedicated to Women \nThis Women’s Day based on the main theme “Social and economic empowerment and territorialization of sustainable public policies” will be a day of discussion to answer these different questions. \nThe day of May 3\, 2023 will be dedicated to the question of the role and place of women in the promotion of a social and solidarity-based economic model. Six expert women named “Champions”\, will speak at the Grand Théâtre de Dakar on six specific themes addressing various topics of the Social and Solidarity Economy. \nAbout twenty young women leaders in the SSE sector identified in Africa\, America and Europe will also put forward their experiences on women’s economic empowerment and make visible social initiatives. \nWho can apply? \n\nYou are a woman under 35 years old\nYou are an entrepreneur or employee in the field of SSE\nYou are founder or leader of a SSE association\nYou are a researcher in this field\n\nThen this call for applications is for you! \nHow to apply?  \nFill in the online application form “Become a Young Woman Leader” ! \nApplication deadline: March 31\, 2023 evening 
URL:https://ripess.eu/en/event/gsef-women-sse-pre-forum/
LOCATION:online
CATEGORIES:Call
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SUMMARY:International invitation to the monthly meeting of the Campaign for a Global SSE Curriculum
DESCRIPTION:International invitation to the monthly meeting of the Campaign for a Global Curriculum of the Social and Solidarity Economy March 29 in French\, 4:France pm With the International Research Network on the Social Economy from the epistemology of the South. Institutional Network for the Strengthening of the Social and Solidarity Economy of the Metropolitan Autonomous University\n\nProgram\nCoordination:\nIntroducing the Serxia Lage Tree Team – Transforming Education for Entrepreneurship @TrEEPProjectEU\nBlanca del Hoyo Master in Secondary\, Vocational and Language Education\n\nconfirmed Andrea Caro -coordinator in Sol Violette-Volunteer in Emmaus movement\nconfirmed Carminda Mac Lorin – www.katalizo.org\nconfirmed Ricardo Contreras: International Network for Research in Social Economy based on the epistemology of the South.\nconfirmed Dining Experience at Sunrise\n\n4pm Francia/País Vasco/Barcelona/Marruecos/Suiza 12pmBrasil/Argentina 9am Mexico City\, 10am Colombia
URL:https://ripess.eu/en/event/international-invitation-to-the-monthly-meeting-of-the-campaign-for-a-global-sse-curriculum/
LOCATION:online
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