University of Salzburg, Austria, 25. & 26. August 2016
Keynote speakers:
Mario Biggeri (Florence) & Lucinda Platt (LSE)
The aim of this conference is threefold: (1) to discuss how different crises (like the recent economic downturn, political instability, natural disasters or (civil) war) affect child poverty; (2) to reveal the consequences such crises have on children living in poverty and their familiesas well as to show how they respond; and, finally, (3) to provide suggestions for international, national and local policy designs for the reaction to such crises. We are interested in bringing together empirical and theoretical papers and in discussing the normative and ethical issues attached to child poverty and related policy making.
The conference fee is 150 Euros (75 Euros for students) and covers the conference folder, coffee breaks, two lunches, the reception, the conference dinner and a guided city tour.
Please send your proposal (250 words) to cepr@sbg.ac.at until January 31, 2016.
Organised by the Centre for Ethics and Poverty Research at University of Salzburg (CEPR) and the Austrian chapter of Acadamics Stand Against Poverty (ASAP).
For more information please go to:
Conference Homepage: www.uni-salzburg.at/
ASAP Homepage: http://academicsstand.org/
CEPR Homepage: www.uni-salzburg.at/cepr