Diverse Engagement: Drawing in the Margins, University of Cambridge IGC 2010

Call for Papers for the University of Cambridge Interdisciplinary Graduate Conference 2010. Abstracts by 18 April 2010; see website for details. Do you work at the juncture of different disciplines? Does your work challenge dominant research paradigms in your field? Does doodling in the margins get your creative juices flowing? Does your research involve marginalised groups? How does your research apply to the wider community? The theme of this year‘s conference reflects how research can take place in or across the margins of academic work. This conference seeks to investigate how one‘s work may interact with, challenge, influence, or involve the margins of different disciplines, paradigms, groups or individual practice. Drawing in the margins should be interpreted broadly as the focus of all areas of academic scholarship; this is intended to reflect the interdisciplinary nature of postgraduate work. Abstracts submitted by 18 April 2010 (see website) Conference: 28-29 June

Keywords:MARGINALIA, MARGINALISATION, MARGINALISED GROUPS, MARGINALITY, MARGINALIZATION, MARGINAL POLITICS, MARGINALIZED IDENTITIES, MARGINALIZED/VULNERABLE POPULATIONS, MARGINALIZED, MARGINS, INTER-DISCIPLINARY, INTER-CULTURAL, INTER-DISCIPLINARY , INTERACTION, INTER-INSTITUTIONAL CO-OPERATION, INTERDISCIPLINARITY, INTERDISCIPLINARY, INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH, INTERDISCIPLINARY METHODS, INTERDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH, DISCIPLINE, PARADIGMS, DRAWING, DIVERSITY, DIVERSE, DIVERSITY ISSUES, GRADUATE, POSTGRADUATE, POSTGRADUATE RESEARCH