Degrowth Conference Barcelona 2010

international | sci-tech | event notice Friday March 05, 2010 10:17 by x

Degrowth Conference Barcelona 2010
Conference dates: Friday 26 - Monday 29 March 2010

Have a look at the website of the 1st Conference on Degrowth that took place in Paris in 2008:

http://events.it-sudparis.eu/degrowthconference/en/

You can now register for the conference!

We have extended the deadline for registration until the 10th of March.

The Friday 26th and Monday 29th March will be open to the public.

Those of you who have been told your abstract has been accepted to present a poster please note that an electronic version of your poster, if available, has to be sent to degrowth.postergmailcom before March 15th. The submission of new abstracts was closed on the 10th of January.

Have a look at our 'Accomodation' page (under venue/travel) for new ideas!

We are all volunteers, if you have registered and you think you can help us, please write to us at volunteersdegrowthnet. If you think you can help us with something specific (i.e. text translations, as ghost translators in working groups, contacting organizations for the Civil Society Committee,...) let us know in your email. We are no longer accepting volunteers in exchange for free entry to the conference.

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