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July 6-7, 2006, Quezon City, Philippines:
Bayview Hotel, 1118 Roxas Boulevard corner U.N. Avenue, Manila
*Conference Brochure (download)
The Center for Labor and Grassroots Initiatives (CLGI) of the University of the Philippines’ School of Labor and Industrial Relations (UP SOLAIR) would like to invite you to participate as a paper presenter and/or participant to the Asia-Pacific conference on:
“Putting a Human Face to Globalization – the Cooperative Model”
July 6-7, 2006; Bayview Hotel, 1118 Roxas Boulevard corner U.N. Avenue, Manila.
The conference hopes to bring together cooperators from the region to discuss how cooperatives can face the challenges of globalization even as they strive to serve member needs and interests and adhere to the traditional values, equitable economic and democratic parameters that cooperatives are known for.
Since the beginning, Cooperatives have shown their enormous capacity to make a difference in the lives of peoples everywhere through their distinct advantage as a people-driven, people-empowered vehicle for social change and economic development.
Capitalizing on its distinctive identity and purpose, Cooperatives have found a social niche in their natural home base and environment by way of their integral capacity to promote democratic and equitable values and mechanisms while addressing the broad dimensions of employment, working conditions, income and social protection.
In this era of globalization, Cooperatives are being challenged to face up to the demands of the marketplace which are driving the human and productive forces to a relentless pace and breaking down rules and old barriers in the process. Can cooperatives with their age-old values and democratic parameters survive the onslaught of competition?
CLGI is organizing this conference for the very first time, to harness cooperative lessons and experience and to bring to the fore the best minds and talents that cooperation has produced in this part of the world.
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OBJECTIVES OF THE CONFERENCE
- To share cooperative best practices, lessons and experiences.
- To showcase the variety of cooperative models and settings developed and nurtured from long-standing practices.
- To showcase the comparative and/or competitive advantage that may be derived from the cooperative experience.
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PAPER SUBMISSION
A CALL FOR PAPERS
Leaders and advocates of cooperatives are invited to submit a paper for the conference.
SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
Preferred communication is via email. Send your papers to Ms. Rosa C. Mercado, Conference Coordinator at rcmercado@up.edu.ph or Dr. Marie E. Aganon, CLGI Director at marie.aganon@up.edu.ph. Abstracts should not be more than one page or 500 words, accompanied by a half-page biographical note, the authors preferred track, and author’s coop affiliation and mailing address.
All abstracts will undergo screening. Applicants will be notified if their papers have been accepted at a plenary session or in a workshop or as a communication paper. Papers will be published in the conference proceedings.
Full papers should be from ten to twenty pages, MS Word file format, using Times New Roman, Font size 12, double space.
Deadline for submission of abstract: March 30, 2006
Notification for Acceptance of Abstract: April 15, 2006
Deadline for submission of Full Paper: May 15, 2006
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CONFERENCE DETAILS
Date: July 6-7, 2006
Venue: Bayview Hotel
1118 Roxas Boulevard corner U.N. Avenue
Manila, Philippines
*CONFERENCE FEE:
q Foreign Participants: US$ 165.00
q Local Participants : Php 4,500.00
*Please make payment payable to our School’s Foundation - CLEARED, Inc.
Conference Organizing Committee
Marie Aganon, Ph.d., Chair
Professor and Director, Center for Labor and Grassroots Initiatiatives (CLGI)
School of Labor and Industrial Relations
University of the Philippines
MEMBERS:
Jorge V. Sibal, Dean, UP SOLAIR
Virginia Teodosio, Ph.D.
RENE E. OFRENEO, PH.D.
virgel c. binghay, Ph.D.
BONIFACIO S. MACARANAS
ROSA C. MERCADO, Conference Coordinator
Support Staff:
Fina G. Lumpas
Edgar l. Pabiona
PROGRAM
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