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Diversity and Equality
in Leisure, Sport and Tourism

Hosted by
Carnegie Faculty of Sport and Education
Leeds Metropolitan University, UK July 6-8, 2010

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  Second Call
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Deadline
March 15 2010
Second Call for Papers
Deadline March 15, 2010
The conference is intended for researchers, policymakers and professionals with an interest in matters of equality. As societies across the globe become characterised by greater diversity, and with growing interest in narrative in hybridity, increasing recognition is being given to the opportunities and threats presented by diversity. Presenters are invited to disseminate findings from research examining the (potential) role of leisure, sport and tourism in promoting and constraining equality.
Call for Roundtable Research Exchanges We have identified a slot in the timetable (Tuesday 6th July, 16.00-17.00) for a set of roundtable discussions of matters selected by delegates. These are intended as an opportunity for those attending the conference to share their interest in some aspect of research related to the conference themes in a less formal environment than the conventional seminar with formal papers followed by questions.
If you would like to facilitate one of these roundtable research exchanges, please submit your expression of interest to Jonathan Long: j.a.long@leedsmet.ac. All we need from you by way of a proposal is:
Title; Lead discussant; Kind of topics that might be discussed; Reason for believing others attending the conference will want to contribute.
 Keynote speakers Prof. Simon Shibli (Sheffield Hallam University)  . . . Listening to Alternative Voices
Prof. Alan Bairner (Loughborough University)  . . . Visible Cities
Prof. Karen Fox (University of Alberta)  . . . Globalisation and Hybridity
Professor John Sugden (University of Brighton)  . . . The Role of Sport in Processes of Conflict Resolution and Peace
Developing programme Parallel session presentations accepted to date.

Conference sub-themes

  • Shifting policy agendas around equality
  • Inclusion and exclusion
  • Globalisation and hybridity
  • Listening to alternative voices
  • Peace and reconciliation 

Submission of Proposals

Please submit according to LSA's Guidelines for Proposals 
Please e-mail your proposal as early as possible to the Conference Committee c/o
s.armitage@leedsmet.ac.uk

DEADLINE FOR PROPOSALS --- March 15, 2010

Conference Organising Committee Chair:
Dr. Aarti Ratna  A.Ratna@leedsmet.ac.uk
See complete LSA 2010 information at
www.leedsmet.ac.uk/lsa2010/index.htm

 
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