34th ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE SOCIETY FOR CARIBBEAN STUDIES
University of Southampton
Wednesday 7th July - Friday 9th July 2010
The Society for Caribbean Studies invites submissions of one-page abstracts
and a short CV by 15th January, 2010 for research papers on the Hispanic,
Francophone, Dutch and Anglophone Caribbean, and on Caribbean diasporas for
this annual international conference. Papers are welcomed from all
disciplines and can address the themes outlined below. We also welcome
abstracts for papers or for full panel proposals that fall outside this list
of topics. Those selected for the conference will be invited to give a
20-minute presentation and will be offered the opportunity to publish their
work as part of the Society's online series of papers.
PROVISIONAL PANELS
Maritime Studies
Archaeology and Material Culture
Ports of Arrival
Pedagogy and Education
The Windrush Generation
Intra-Caribbean Migration
Caribbean Popular Music
Performance
Regional Integration and the Future of Caricom
Oral History
Nature-Society Relations
To submit an abstract online, please consult the Society website:
www.caribbeanstudies.org.uk <http://www.caribbeanstudies.org.uk/>
The Society will provide a limited number of Postgraduate Bursaries for
presenters to assist with registration and accommodation costs. Postgraduate
researchers should indicate that they are seeking a bursary when submitting
their abstract, but please note that travel costs cannot be funded. Arts
researchers or practitioners living and working in the Caribbean are
eligible to apply for the Bridget Jones Award, the deadline for which is
also 15th January, 2010.
For further queries, or alternative methods of abstract submission, contact
Lorna Burns ([log in to unmask]). For more information on
the Bridget Jones Award, contact Kate Quinn ([log in to unmask] ) or visit
the Society website.
Clare Newstead
Senior Lecturer in International Studies
Subject Leader for Global Studies
School of Arts and Humanities, Nottingham Trent University, Clifton Lane,
Nottingham, NG11 8NS, Ph: +44 115 848 3105, Fax: +44 115 848 6385
Book Review Editor
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