[Bilimsel Haber] CFP: 9th Annual International Leadership Association Conference

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From: ILA <ila at mail.ila-net.org>

International Leadership Association

CALL FOR SESSION PROPOSALS

9th annual conference

Leadership: Impact, Culture and Sustainability

November 1-4, 2007, Vancouver,

British Columbia

Submission deadline: February 28, 2007

http://www.ila-net.org/Conferences/cfp.htm

Leadership:  How can we assess its impact?  How do we understand its
cultural, ethnic, and organizational contexts? How will we ensure that
practices advance sustainability and are themselves sustainable?

The 9th Annual International Leadership Association (ILA) Conference
will address, among other issues, these crucial questions, the answers
to which influence and inform the works of those in the leadership
field.  When we assess impact, we learn from our experiences.  When we
understand culture, we open ourselves to ideas.  When we practice
sustainability, we plan for the future.

Vancouver will be the setting and inspiration for our global network to
engage in dialogue, share best practices, and present research.  The ILA
seeks submissions that represent the best contemporary thinking about
leadership from a diverse range of scholars, practitioners, educators,
leadership program directors, consultants, and students. Proposal
formats include: paper presentations, panel discussions, workshops,
conversations with leadership authors, roundtables, and posters. While
we encourage submissions on all leadership topics, extra attention will
be given to those submissions that relate to the theme, Leadership:
Impact, Culture, and Sustainability.

The three questions articulated above are meant to stimulate, but in no
way restrict, your thinking as you develop your proposal.  Of particular
interest are proposals that offer innovative information, provocative
research, or useful skills while involving presenters from multiple
fields, organizations, disciplines, locations or sectors.

The International Leadership Association is the global network for
people who study, teach and practice leadership. The association's
mission is to promote a deeper understanding of leadership knowledge and
practice for the greater good of individuals and communities worldwide.
Over 700 participants are expected to attend the conference and over 100
concurrent sessions will be offered.

Proposals are requested by February 28, 2007.  The ILA Member Interest
Groups coordinate a peer-review process in early March to vet proposals;
acceptances will be sent in late April.  Please call 301.405.8064 or
email ila at ila-net.org if you have any questions.

ILA
<ila at mail.ila-net.org>