Creating a Culture of Full Employment Conference

Call for Papers for the Creating a Culture of Full Employment Conference
(with apologies if you have received this more than once)

Dear Colleagues,

The Call for Papers is now open for the The Creating a Culture of Full
Employment Conference which will incorporate the 7th Path to Full
Employment Conference and the 12th National Conference on Unemployment. It
will be staged in Newcastle (Australia) over two days - Thursday, December
8 and Friday, December 9 2005. Many of you will know this as the Annual
CofFEE Conference.

The aim of the Conference is to develop approaches which will help our
communities develop the necessary cultural shifts that will compel
policy-makers to move our economy back to full employment.

There are many themes available:
- cultural issues in the achievement of full employment;
- social networks and their role in local labour market outcomes;
- welfare to work issues;
- placing the proposed industrial relations changes in the context of full
employment;
- macroeconomic policy and full employment;
- long-term, youth and indigenous unemployment;
- employment policy for the disabled;
- policy responses to unemployment.
- GDP growth, jobs, and the environment;
- the future of work including issues regarding sustainability and job design;
- regional employment/unemployment;
- social, economic and environmental sustainability;
- creating more secure employment and environmental futures.
- spatial analysis in social sciences focussing on local and regional
labour markets and housing.

The main conference home page is at:
http://e1.newcastle.edu.au/coffee/conferences/2005/index.cfm

The Call for Papers page with all the details is at:
http://e1.newcastle.edu.au/coffee/conferences/2005/Call_for_Papers.cfm

Registrations are also open via the main home page.

We look forward to receiving your abstracts for review.

Kind regards,

Ellen

Ellen Carlson
Senior Research Officer
Centre of Full Employment and Equity (CofFEE)
University of Newcastle
http://e1.newcastle.edu.au/coffee/

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Received on 04-08-05