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With apologies for cross-posting, here is news of a conference in Bangkok in 2020. Kindly circulate as you see fit.
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Mike Meadows
SEAGA, the Southeast Asian Geographers Association, established in 1990, is a regional association of geographers and other academic, education,
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Gmail - Southeast Asian Geography Association (SEAGA) Conference ... https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0?ik=4205aa7e8a&view=pt&search=all...
government, and private sector professionals in related fields like history, the geo- and environmental sciences, and urban planning. Co-organised by SEAGA,
Siam University, Thammasat University and Chulalongkorn University, the 2020 conference will also be celebrating SEAGA’s 30th anniversary.
SEAGA2020 will be held from 10 – 13 March 2020in Bangkok, Thailand. The conference theme is: “Opportunities and challenges for Sustainability in the 2020s:
Understanding environments, societies, and identities in Southeast Asia” and we are inviting multidimensional perspectives on this issue from scholars,
policymakers, entrepreneurs, and educators. The aim of the conference is to advance the discourse on the issues of sustainability, space, place, and cultures in
Asia, so as to inform the decision-making and actions of society, private enterprise, and governments. This theme was chosen based on the recommendation of
the delegation to the previous SEAGA conference and the Network of Education in Sustainability Asia as they felt that there was a need for the community to
address these issues from multiple perspectives.
This is the first call for papers on the following themes. Abstracts of paper/ workshop/panel proposal are to be submitted to the SEAGA Conference Organising
Committee, using the online submission tool at https://www.seaga.info/seaga2020/
The submission deadline will be 30 November 2019. Acceptance letters will be sent after 1 January 2020. All submissions will be peer-reviewed.
Do note that for paper presentations, there will be about 3 papers in each 90-minute session. A template for the full paper will be made available at a later date.
Please send this information along to your colleagues who may be interested to submit a paper.
Chew-Hung, CHANG
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