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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)
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SUMMARY:Inscripciones abiertas para #GsefDakar2023
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SUMMARY:Call for papers: Simposio Internacional de Comercio Justo y Desarrollo Sostenible
DESCRIPTION:Simposio Internacional FTSD 2023\n          \n\nEl simposio internacional sobre Comercio Justo y Desarrollo Sostenible (FTSD) es un evento científico que reúne regularmente a investigadores y profesionales interesados y que trabajan en diferentes aspectos del comercio justo y el desarrollo sostenible. \nProporciona un foro para el intercambio de prácticas\, herramientas\, modelos y experiencias para avanzar en la investigación y abrir nuevas perspectivas. \nPara su 3ª edición\, el Simposio FTSD 2023 tendrá lugar en la Escuela Superior de Tecnología de la Universidad Ibn Zohr – Agadir – Marruecos \n\n              Temas del Simposio\n            \nTema 1 : Valorización de los territorios y protección del medio ambiente\nTema 2 : RSE y gobernanza\nTema 3 : Resiliencia e innovación\nTema 4 : Economía social y solidaria\nTema 5 : Marketing y comercialización\nTema 6 : Gestión y estrategia de las Organizaciones de Comercio Justo (OCE)\nTema 7 : Ética\, territorios y normalización sostenible\n\nTema 8: Emprendimiento y finanzas sostenibles
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SUMMARY:Serie de seminarios | Derecho a la vivienda. Luchas y litigios estratégicos en cuatro continentes
DESCRIPTION:Serie de seminarios | Derecho a la vivienda. Luchas estratégicas y disputas en cuatro continentes\nAbril – Junio 2023\nSala de seminarios 1\, Departamento SPGI\, via del Santo 28\, Padua – Italia y en línea \nEn el marco del Máster en Derechos Humanos y Gobernanza Multinivel (HRG) del Departamento de Ciencias Políticas\, Derecho y Estudios Internacionales de la Universidad de Padua (SPGI)\, la serie de seminarios Derechos de Vivienda. Luchas y disputas estratégicas en cuatro continentes tendrá lugar del 26 de abril al 28 de junio de 2023. Los seminarios\, destinados a estudiantes del curso de Derecho Internacional de los Derechos Humanos (Prof. Paolo De Stefani)\, también están abiertos en línea a todos los interesados en la defensa del derecho a la vivienda. \nEl ciclo\, en colaboración con la Alianza Internacional de Habitantes\, consiste en seminarios web sobre temas de vivienda desde una perspectiva de derechos humanos\, realizados por coordinadores y expertos de la IAH de España\, Argentina\, Túnez\, Brasil e India\, así como talleres\, en presencia\, destinados a profundizar el papel del Comité de Derechos Económicos\, Sociales y Culturales de la ONU en la defensa del derecho a la vivienda. \nLas reuniones siempre se llevan a cabo de 3:00 a 4:30 p.m. CEST los miércoles:\nSala de Seminarios 1\, Departamento SPGI\, via del Santo 28\, Padua (capacidad máxima de 20 asientos).\nEn línea\, a través de la plataforma Zoom https://unipd.zoom.us/j/89673210654 \nIntérpretes : IT/EN/ES/FR/PT \nPROGRAMA DEL SEMINARIO \nMiércoles 26.04.2023 – 15:00 – 16:30 CEST (haga clic para ver la hora local) \nUso de los procedimientos del derecho internacional de los derechos humanos para defender el derecho a la vivienda\nCesare Ottolini\, Alianza Internacional de Habitantes (AIH)\, Coordinador Global\, Italia \nMiércoles 03.05.2023 – 15:00 – 16:30 CEST (haga clic para ver la hora local) \nDerecho a la vivienda y cero desahucios. Comunicaciones al Comité de Derechos Económicos\, Sociales y Culturales\nPaco Morote\, Plataforma Afectados por la Hipoteca (PAH)\, España \nMiércoles 17.05.2023 – 15:00 – 16:30 CEST (haga clic para ver la hora local) \nDesplazados internos\, barrios marginales\, COVID-19\, normas internacionales de derechos humanos y derecho a la vivienda en India\nVarghese Theckanath\, Director\, Instituto Social Montfort (MSI)\, Hyderabad\, India \nMiércoles 31.05.2023 – 15:00 – 16:30 CEST (haga clic para ver la hora local) \nDerecho a la vivienda y a la tierra: el caso de Argentina\nCristina Reynals\, Alianza Internacional de Habitantes Cono Sur\, Coordinadora\, Universidad de Buenos Aires\, Argentina \nMiércoles 14.06.2023 – 15:00 – 16:30 CEST (haga clic para ver la hora local) \nEl derecho a la vivienda en el área mediterránea\nSoha Ben Slama\, AIH y Tribunal Internacional de Desalojos (ITE)\, Coordinadora\, Túnez \nMiércoles 28.06.2023 – 15:00 – 16:30 CEST (haga clic para ver la hora local) \nDespejos Zero’\, derecho a la vivienda y democracia en Brasil\nGetulio Vargas Jr\, Bartiria Lima da Costa\, Confederaçao Nacional Moradores (CONAM) y Campanha Despejos Zero\, Brasil \nSERIES ESPECIALES \nMiércoles 10.05.2023 y miércoles 24.05.2023 \nCreación de un grupo de trabajo para el derecho a la vivienda dentro del HRG \nCesare Ottolini\, Paolo De Stefani \nLíder científico: Paolo de Stefani\, Universidad de Padua. \nInformación: Serie de seminarios sobre el derecho a la vivienda. Luchas y disputas estratégicas en cuatro continentes \nInformación \nFB Asamblea Mundial de Inhabitantas \nFB World Zero Evictions – Cero Desalojos – Zero Evictions \nwww.habitants.org \nmedia.iai@habitants.org
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