34.2459, Calls: In_equaity Conference 2024

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LINGUIST List: Vol-34-2459. Thu Aug 10 2023. ISSN: 1069 - 4875.

Subject: 34.2459, Calls: In_equaity Conference 2024

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Date: 10-Aug-2023
From: Tanja Kupisch [tanja.kupisch at uni-konstanz.de]
Subject: In_equaity Conference 2024


Full Title: In_equaity Conference 2024
Short Title: In_equaity

Date: 10-Apr-2024 - 12-Apr-2024
Location: Konstanz, Germany
Contact Person: Tanja Kupisch
Meeting Email: tanja.kupisch at uni-konstanz.de
Web Site: https://inequality-conference.de

Linguistic Field(s): Applied Linguistics

Call Deadline: 20-Sep-2023

Meeting Description:

Concerns about inequality continue to dominate academic and public
debates in the face of major societal changes, such as rapid
technological change, globalization, climate change, the aftermath of
the Covid-19 pandemic, and the consequences of the war in Ukraine. At
this conference, we are particularly interested in exploring the
political causes and con- sequences of inequality across different
dimensions and empirical domains. For instance, how are different
inequalities perceived by individuals, and what con- sequences do
these perceptions have for preference formation and political
participation? How and to what extent do inequality-related grievances
trigger political mobilization and the rise of new social move- ments?
And, finally, how do public demands influence and affect the
responsiveness of policy-makers and what effect do policies have on
structural inequalities?

Contributions to this interdisciplinary conference address these, and
related questions, in empirical domains, such as education, labor
markets, health care, minority rights, language, and climate change.
We invite contributions from scholars with a background in political
science, sociology, economics, linguistics, education research,
psychology, and law. We welcome different theoretical and
methodological perspectives and particularly encourage early-career
researchers to apply.

Call for Papers:

The In_equality Conference 2024, 10-12 April 2024, is dedicated to
exploring the political causes and consequences of inequality across
various dimensions and empirical domains.
We invite contributions from scholars in political science, sociology,
economics, linguistics, education research, psychology, and law.
The conference addresses questions in empirical domains including
education, labor markets, healthcare, minority rights, language, and
climate change.
We welcome diverse theoretical and methodological perspectives and
especially encourage early-career researchers to participate and share
their insights.

Paper Submissions
– Open 5 July – 20 September, 2023
– Apply via online application form on the conference website
– Required: extended abstract (max.400words) – We cover costs for one
presenter per paper

Format
Climate Neutral Conference – CO2 emissions will be reduced and avoided
as far as possible
Hybrid Conference – personal attendance & online attendance (all
sessions, talks and discussions will be live streamed)

Keynotes
– Thomas Piketty (EHESS/Paris School of Economics)
– Evelyne Huber and John D. Stephens (University of North Carolina)
– Maria Polinsky (University of Maryland)
– Joscha Legewie (Harvard University)
– Claudia Diehl (University of Konstanz)

More information on the conference website:
https://inequality-conference.de #InequalityConf
Check regularly for updates.



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