from an IAP2 press release…

The next IAP2 International Conference will take place at the University of Strathclyde, Glasgow UK. The Conference title is: ‘Public Participation and Corporate Social Responsibility: from why to how’. The Conference will take place between the 27th and 29th August 2008. It will start early on the morning of the 27th and the last sessions for delegate presentations will end at approximately 4pm on the 29th. For those who are in Glasgow on the 26th August early registration will be made possible.

The Call for Contributions and criteria for submissions (PDF format) can be found here. There is also a Submission Form (Word format) that you should use to enter, edit and save and then send us your proposal as an email attachment. If you are unable to access the Word document, please complete the proposal form enclosed within the Call for Contributions brochure, and simply post or fax it to us.

Please ensure that you read the criteria for submission carefully before submitting your proposal. To facilitate the processing and review of your proposal, please complete all sections of the proposal form as fully as possible. On completion, send one copy only of your proposal form by e-mail to diane.coyle@strath.ac.uk by the submission deadline of 9th April 2008. No late proposals will be considered.

We look forward to receiving your submission for the IAP2 international conference and to welcoming you to Glasgow. If you have any problems with your proposal submission, please contact the Conference Administrator, Diane Coyle (diane.coyle@strath.ac.uk). Should you be interested in taking part in IAP2 Public Participation Certificate Training at the University of Strathclyde, in late April and May this year please visit our website for more details.)

Andy Fluke

Andy Fluke is the co-founder of NCDD and currently provides creative support to many of NCDD's publications and events. He also works with a handful of other NCDD members on a variety of projects as consultant and designer. More about his work can be found at www.andyfluke.com.

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