Call for proposals – ISA 2016

Rachel Tiller

The call for proposals for the 57th ISA Annual Convention in Atlanta (16-19 March 2016) has been out for a few days now. Allow us to draw your attention to a number of exciting formats that you may propose to the Environmental Studies Section  – from regular papers and panels to roundtables, innovative panels, working groups and career courses.

Below we like to give you some more information about the different formats (including their different links and deadlines) – and highly encourage you to submit. We very much look forward to your proposals!

All best wishes,

Fariborz Zelli

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Nominations for Graduate Student Paper Award

Rachel Tiller

We would like to remind you to nominate papers written and presented by graduate students at the 2015 ISA annual conference in New Orleans, for the Environmental Studies Section Graduate Student Paper Award.

Please send your nominations with a copy of the paper (in MS Word or pdf format) by no later than June 1st by e-mail to ESS Chair Susan Park (susanpark@sydney.edu.au).

Please note:

  • Graduate students may nominate their own papers as well.
  • Graduate student papers that have been co-authored with professors are not eligible for nomination for the best graduate student paper.
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ESS members wanted for service on ISA committees (beyond our section)

Rachel Tiller
Dear Colleagues:
Each year the ISA President-Elect is asked to nominate members to serve on several committees of ISA. Please contact t.paul (at) mcgill.ca  for a list of committees that need to be filled next year.
In your recommendation or self nomination, please make sure you pay adequate attention to the full spectrum of ISA membership, in particular women, Non-North American members (especially from the Global South),  minorities and other under represented groups, senior and junior colleagues,  those who are regular attendees of ISA conferences, as well as those who  likely will devote some of their time to the committee work. It will also help if you  mention different committees that they, or you yourself, may be able to serve.
Please send your recommendations to t.paul (at) mcgill.ca directly by April 30th, with their email addresses and web links.

ESS Newsletter—Fall/Winter 2014

Rachel Tiller

ESS Newsletter—Fall/Winter 2014

Environmental Studies Section of the International Studies Association, Newsletter, December 2014

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Editors: Crystal Murphy, Chapman University and Richard Matthew, University of California, Irvine

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The next edition will be Spring 2015.

The ESS newsletter is based at the Center for Unconventional Security Affairs at the University of California, Irvine (www.cusa.uci.edu) and co-edited by Richard Matthew and Crystal Murphy. Please send publication information, announcements, calls for papers, job announcements, etc. for inclusion in the next issue to crmurphy@chapman.edu and include “ESS Newsletter” in the subject line.

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CONTENTS

  1. NEW PUBLICATIONS
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