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Call
for Papers & Panels
The International Society for the Comparative Study of Civilizations (ISCSC) 38th ISCSC World Conference Saint John (New Brunswick, Canada)--June 26-28, 2008 Civilizations in
the and around the World: Past, Present, and Future Exploring Multiculturalism in Globalizing Civilizations Tentative Topics Include Civilizations of theCivilizations
and Societies in the pre-Columbian and post-Columbian Americas,
Collapse of
Indo-American civilizations, Native American civilizations and
Societies,
Impact of the Spanish Conquest, Interplay of civilizations and cultures
in
Canada and the United States, Quebec as a "distinct"
civilization/culture, Huntington's clash of civilizations, Canadian
multiculturalism and the culture of nowhere,
Muslim
integration into the Americas and Europe.
Asian,
Islamic, African,
and European Civilization Topics
The
efflorescence of Islam in the West, Religious Wars and Social Collapse,
European Demographics: Cultural Suicide or Ecological Sustainability?
Asian Hegemony--Global
Economy in the Asian Age, Islam and Modernity,
“Decline” of Western
Civilization, Hinduism and Islam inside
Civilizational
Boundaries and Crises, Future of Civilizations, Multiculturalism, General
Theories of Civilization, Culture and Civilizations, Workshop on
"reversing" the Decline of Civilizations, Workshop on
"designing" the Development of a Civilization, Global-Universal Abstracts: Please send Abstracts via email (500 words maximum) Deadline: April 20, 2008 to Stephen Blaha, Program Chair, at ISCSCabstracts@yahoo.com Conference
Chair : Ricardo
Duchesne, Conference
Location: The
conference will be held at the Web Site: www.wmich.edu/ISCSC –
contains
further information on the Society and the Conference &
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