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 Global Dialogue Conference 2009
Posted by: Jacob Bock
Title/Position: Scientific Assistent/Project Manager
School/Organization: Aarhus University
Sent to listserv of: SPSP, SESP, SPSSI
Date posted: July 2nd, 2009

Conference Announcement and Call for Papers

RESPONSIBILITY ---
CLIMATE CHANGE AS CHALLENGE FOR INTERCULTURAL INQUIRY ON VALUES

Global Dialogue Conference 2009, November 3-6, Aarhus, Denmark
An international, interdisciplinary research conference

http://www.globaldialogueconference.org/

Climate change requires globally concerted initiatives that cannot be motivated by direct practical self-interest and economic incentives alone. The aim of this conference is to compare conceptions of ecological responsibility across cultures (and religions), and to explore the role of intercultural value studies for the development, communication, and practical implementation of new models of future-oriented and collective responsibility.

GDC09 is the first of a series of five biannual international interdisciplinary conferences presenting and promoting intercultural dialogue on values, as a means of proactive conflict mitigation and social innovation. The conference will conclude with the bestowal of the Global Dialogue Prize (www.globaldialogueprize.org).

GDC09 is an integrated four-track meeting for researchers, journalists, educators, and business representatives.

We invite submissions of research contributions from the areas of philosophy, political science, psychology, anthropology, theology/ religious studies, sociology, conflict research, education, journalism and media science, management, organization, and finance theory.

Deadline for abstracts (500 words) by July 15. Deadline for abstracts on the business Track by August 15. Please submit directly at the conference website. Decisions August 15. Full papers due October 15.

Contact:
Jacob Bock, filbock@hum.au.dk
Project Manager
Department of Philosophy
Aarhus University




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