(Source: NTU)
We learned of a call for papers
for a conference in the field of law, human rights and religion at Nottingham
Trent University. Here the call:
On Monday 16th December 2019, for
the fourth year running, Nottingham Law School’s Centre for Rights and Justice
will be holding its one day Flashpoints conference exploring themes which
ignite debate in the field of Law, Human Rights and Religion.
The year 1620 saw the voyage of
the Mayflower, an event which has come to have iconic
significance. At the cusp of the four-hundredth anniversary, issues of
religious intolerance, displacement, emigration and persecution continue to be
extremely prominent in legal and public discourse. With this in mind, proposals
are particularly welcomed on the following themes:
- Conscientious objection
- Freedom of religious expression
- Emigration, displacement and asylum on the grounds
of conscience and religion
- Historical Papers
As always however, we will be pleased
to receive proposed papers relating to the wider theme of Law, Human Rights and
Religion. For further details, please follow this link to our website,
or email helen.hall@ntu.ac.uk.
Guidance for Submissions
- Submissions should be emailed to helen.hall@ntu.ac.uk
- The following information must be contained within
your submission email: Your name, the proposed title and an abstract of no
more than 200 words.
- You are not required to submit a paper with your
presentation.
- Submissions must be received by 5pm on Friday
1st November 2019.
Format for Presentations and
Papers
- Presentations should be approximately 20 minutes in
length.
- You are very welcome to use Powerpoint slides if
you wish, but there is no requirement to do so.
- Please note that only PowerPoint presentations can
be accommodated. For technical reasons, we regret that
alternative software (such as Prezi) cannot be used.
More info here
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