Call for Papers - Annual Meeting
Denver, Colorado January 7-9, 2011
Joint URPE/IAFFE sessions using feminist and radical political economy
approaches
Once again, URPE (Union of Radical Political Economics) and IAFFE
(International Association for Feminist Economics) plan to co-sponsor up
to three sessions at the ASSA annual meeting in 2011. I will be
coordinating these for IAFFE and working closely with URPE panel
coordinators for the ASSAs (Fred Moseley and Laurie Nisonoff) and IAFFE
panel coordinator (and president-elect) Stephanie Seguino.
I welcome proposals on feminist and radical political economic theory
and applied analysis. One of the panels will focus on papers which
address the gendered, racial and class impacts of the financial crisis
(including implications about credit, employment and/or housing). The
other two will be based on the topics of proposals received. The number
of panels allocated to heterodox organizations is very limited. The
joint IAFFE/URPE panels are allocated to URPE. Please note that anyone
who presents a paper must be a member of URPE or IAFFE at the time of
submission of the paper or panel proposal. Preference will be given to
presenters who are members of both organizations.
Proposals for individual papers should include the title, the abstract,
and the author's name, institutional affiliation, phone, email and the
completed URPE registration form (included below). I will also need to
know about your (and any co-authors) membership status in URPE and/or
IAFFE. Please send these proposals materials to randy.albelda@umb.edu.
Proposals for complete sessions are possible. If you want to propose a
panel, please contact me at randy.albelda@umb.edu.
If you are interested in/willing to be a chair or discussant, please let
me know.
The deadline for proposed papers for joint URPE/IAFFE panels is April 5,
2010.
Contact urpe@labornet.org or 413-577-0806 for URPE membership. Contact
iaffe.org for IAFFE membership information. We will confirm membership
prior to accepting proposals. URPE is very serious about this and will
cancel panels in which any members (besides chairs or discussants) are
not URPE or IAFFE members.
Please note that the date, time, and location of sessions is assigned by
ASSA, not URPE or IAFFE. You should receive word from me that your
paper/session was accepted by mid-June. ASSA will not assign dates and
times until much later in the summer.
Regards,
Randy Albelda
PROGRAM REGISTRATION FORM
URPE AT ASSA/Denver, Colorado, 2011
Please fill out this form for each panel participant. For submission to
joint URPE/IAFFE panels, please include this form with you proposal
submission and send to randy.albelda@umb.edu.
Name:
_____________________________________________________________________________________
Address:_____________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
Email:_____________________________________
Ph: (Office) ________________ (Home) ________________
Summer address and phone (from _____________ to _____________):
_____________________________________________________________________________________
Institutional Affiliation:
___________________________________________________________________________
I am proposing a session/paper (circle one) entitled:
_____________________________________________________________________________________
I wish to participate as a discussant. My interest area(s) are:
_____________________________________________________________________________________
Are you or your co-author(s) a member of URPE? (yes/no).
Please give the
name of the currently paid URPE member:
Are you or your co-author(s) a member of IAFFE? (yes/no).
Please give
the name of the currently paid IAFFE member:
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Randy Albelda
Professor of Economics
University of Massachusetts Boston
Boston, MA 02125
617-287-6963
randy.albelda@umb.edu
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