Papers should not exceed 25 pages, including references and exhibits. Proposals for symposia, panels or special workshops should include a summary statement of the proposed event by its organizer, as well as statements from each participant regarding the substance of their intended contribution, and their commitment to attend. All presenters and participants are expected to register for the meeting. Laura P. Hartman DePaul University - Executive Offices 1 E. Jackson Blvd. And Policy Charmine H rtel solicits proposals for chapters for a projected Y2003 edited research volume that presents case studies, survey research, conceptual developments, philosophical perspectives, and policy challenges related to the inclusion of diversity, where diversity is defined broadly to include minority groups, historically disadvantaged groups, and any difference around which conflict, protests, public debate and violence have been aroused.
Comparative studies are especially welcome.
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