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Hi Paul Event sounds great - thanks for all your hard work as usual. I'm sure I will attend at least one day and probably both. I'd like to present a paper as I will have almost finally finshed my PhD then but then that's exactly what could stop me presenting. I'll let you know asap if I think I can come up with something decent. Expect slightly corrected proofs of my chapter tomorrow (Wednesday). Hope all's well, see you soon... justin -----Original Message----- From: Cycling and Society Research Group discussion list on behalf of Paul Rosen Sent: Mon 7/9/2007 4:01 PM To: [log in to unmask] Subject: Call for Papers, Cycling and Society Symposium, Sept. 2007 Dear All, Please see the CFP below for the Cycling and Society Symposium to be held at the CTC's offices on Friday 7th September. We are also planning to hold a Cycling & Society Research Group network meeting/workshop on Thursday 6th, which will involve some engagement between the CSTG and CTC but has not yet been planned in any detail. Please do consider attending one or both days, whether or not you'll be presenting a paper. We are hoping to be able to include at the event the launch for the Cycling and Society collection (edited by Dave Horton, Peter Cox and myself, drawn largely from the first symposium). It would be helpful if anybody who knows for sure that they WILL be coming could let me and Dave know asap. Best wishes, Paul ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 4th Cycling and Society Research Group Symposium The 4th Cycling and Society Research Group Symposium will be held on Friday 7th September 2007 at the CTC's national office in Guildford, Surrey, UK This symposium series was launched in 2004 at Lancaster University, with subsequent meetings at the universities of Cardiff (2005) and Chester (2006). The symposia are linked to the Cycling & Society Research Group (http://www.jiscmail.ac.uk/cgi-bin/webadmin?A0=CYCLING-AND-SOCIETY&X=&Y=), whose members span a wide range of disciplines and approaches to the study of cycling. An edited collection of papers, several of which were first presented at the Lancaster symposium, is due for publication by Ashgate in September 2007, under the title Cycling and Society. This latest symposium is being kindly hosted by the CTC - the UK's national cyclists' organisation - at their new purpose-built offices in Guildford. Papers on any aspect of cycling research are welcome. Please send an abstract of up to 300 words by Friday 3rd August 2007, to *both* email addresses below. Those wishing to participate in the symposium without presenting a paper are very welcome to attend. Further information on registering will be announced shortly. For more information, please contact either Paul Rosen, Stockholm Environment Institute, University of York, UK - [log in to unmask] or Dave Horton, Centre for Mobilities Research, Lancaster University, UK - [log in to unmask]