Call for papers: Southern Labor Studies Conference

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From:  Southern Labor Studies Conference [robert@xxxxxxxxxxxx]

Date:  20 June, 2003

Subject:  Call for Papers, Southern Labor Studies Conference

Call for Papers, Southern Labor Studies Conference:

Papers are invited for the 2004 Southern Labor Studies Conference. It
will be held in Birmingham, Alabama April 22-24, 2004. The theme of the
conference is, "Moving Workers: Migration and the South." Professor
Joseph Trotter will be the keynote speaker. There will also be two
plenary sessions, one examining contemporary migration into the South
and a second plenary will address the historical and interpretive
dimensions
to migration.

The conference web-site is: http://www.slsc2004.org/

Anyone can submit papers and sessions online at the web site as well as
get specific information regarding the conference. The submission
deadline is November 7th, 2003.

To submit a proposal through the mail:

Individual paper: Please include contact information, a 2 page vitae,
and a 500 word paper abstract.

For entire sessions: Please include contact information for the person
proposing the session, a 2 page vitae for each presenter, 500 word
abstract for each paper in the session, and include all names and
institutional affiliations for presenters, chair and discussant(s).

Mail submission: Professor Robert Woodrum, Miles College, Division of
Social and Behavioral Sciences, 5500 Myron Massey Blvd., Fairfield,
Alabama 35064 or email them to robert@xxxxxxxxxxxx

For questions and comments please email robert@xxxxxxxxxxxx