Non-Violence History, Politics, Rights, International value?
Trieste/Gorizia Italy – 27-29 November 2006

What do violence and non-violence mean in today’s world? What are the
historical, legal, political perspectives on these concepts? In
connection with the Universally recognised „Non-Violence Day”, yearly
festivity of Gandhi Jayanti (2nd October 1869 – Mahatma Gandhi’s
birthday), and the National Day of India, ASSP (Associazione Studenti
di Scienze Politiche) and The Group of Afro-Oriental Studies of the
Faculty of Political Science of the University of Trieste invite you
to discover the answer to these questions within the IAPSS Annual
Academic Conference 2006. The theme of Non-Violence will be presented
and debated within
· conference sessions, lead by important figures in the field, and
· student panels, where students are invited to present their research
on the topic

Candidates are required to submit an opinion essay of 4-5 pages (Times
New Roman, 12, 1.5 lines) on the theme of Non-Violence, dealt with
from one or several of the political, historical, religious and
international politics point of view. Applications will be received
until 10th October 2006. Full accommodation will be covered. The
Application Form as well as additional information on the Conference
is available at http://iapss.org/conference/aac06/aac.html
For
questions or observations, please write to us at aac2006@iapss.org

Yuliya Baranovska
IAPSS Volonteer
[t:+386 41 259 768] [e: julybaranovska@yahoo.com]
International Association for Political Science Students
Kongresni trg 12
Ljubljana, Slovenia

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