Ireland International Conference on Education (IICE-2016): Call for Submissions!

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Call for Abstract, Extended Abstracts, Papers, Posters, Tutorials and Workshops!

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Ireland International Conference on Education (IICE-2016)
October 24-27, 2016
Clayton Hotel Ballsbridge
Dublin, Ireland
http://www.iicedu.org
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I have received a number of excellent proposals for an edited collection on Walter Besant but am looking for a few more essays to round out the collection. I'd be particularly interested in receiving abstracts on the following topics:

-Besant and the Palestine Exploration Fund
-Besant's involvement in the Survey of London
-Besant's work with the Society of Authors (champion of copyright, chairman until 1892, and editor of its journal)
-Besant and the Atlantic Union

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Title: Revisiting Shakespeare in the 21st Century

ights depending on the changing social scenarios.

However, the topic that clearly emerges is 'gender'. Gender has always been a debatable topic of discussion since time immemorial and in times when glass- ceilings are breaking fast it would be worth to compare and contrast the concept and role of genders as depicted in Shakespeare's plays to the concept of gender as it eThe year 2016 marks the 400th death anniversary of one of the greatest English playwright William Shakespeare. The effort here is to commemorate the death of this great dramatist immortalized by his landmark works of fiction.

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Submissions in PROSE

Please look back through our posts to be sure your work is a good fit for us. (www.lehighvalleyvanguard.org)

We are interested in radical politics. This means writing that considers poor, working class, and marginalized groups. Explorations of identity, neoliberalism, building a broad-based left movement, and resisting oppression: these topics are the most interesting to the editorial board.

Currently we'd especially like to see more about:

Enough is enough! The Journal of Reproductive Justice is pulling together an anthology of works categorized as a contemporary commentary on discriminatory legislation that affects the LGBT+ community, most specifically our trans and non-binary siblings. This project, "My Body, My Bowels, My Bathroom" focuses specifically on the exclusion of noncis, nonbinary, and nonconforming folks/folx from restrooms based upon their identities, reverting to the archaic and demeaning practice of forcing people to conform to an arbitrary binary system that assigned their gender at birth.

Deadline for submission: June 15, 2016
Notification of Selection: Rolling/By August 1st, 2016

Call For Papers - IASET Journals
ISSN ACCREDITED | NAAS Rated JOURNALS | HIGH IMPACT FACTOR (JCC) | HIGH IC Value (Index Copernicus Value 3.0)| IBI Factor: 3.68
Volume 5 | Issue 3 | Apr-May 2016

International Academy of Science , Engineering and Technology (IASET)

Website: www.iaset.us | Mail id: editor@iaset.us

(All Published papers will be indexed on Thomson Reuter ReseacherID)
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Last Date for Papers Submission
Deadline: Apr 29, 2016