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北京国际人权学术研讨会
第一轮通知
中国社会科学院社会发展研究中心
中国现代外国哲学学会
中英美暑期哲学学院
资助者: 福特基金会
组织委员会: 邱仁宗 单继刚 甘绍平 马寅卯 马新晶
前言:在当代的学术文化中,关于人权的讨论,无论在理论上,还是在实践上都起着重要作用。而有关人权的讨论,其特点是既比较深刻和具有创造性,又令人困惑。二次大战后国际组织文件中要求成员国关注人权,是为了防止重新出现类似纳粹、法西斯糟蹋人权的事件,但人权问题又往往被“政治化”,成为无端干涉他国内政的工具,再者学术界对人权的诠释以及有关人权的理论又多种多样,这种多样性又与文化的差异有关。中国开放改革的三十年经历着社会的深刻转型,在转型过程中自然提出了人权问题。对这些问题的合适回答和解决将对我国的国内和国外事务有重要作用。中国的哲学家、法学家、社会科学家以及其他知识分子学者探讨与人权相关的学术问题,将有利于我国人权问题的解决和国内人权的改进。国外的学者,尤其是那些对人权提出有影响的论述以及那些处理大规模迅速转型中实际问题有经验的学者将对我们提供重要帮助。
1. 目的:会议将集中于讨论人权的概念、理论、原则和价值,及其在中国和其他国家中的应用,也讨论在中国和其他国家改进人权的建议。会议期间将鼓励来自不同文化和国家的与会者之间自由交换意见和观点以及促进他们之间的相互理解。
2. 参加者:会议将包括特邀发言人(境外和境内的特邀发言人待定)和申请与会人。我们欢迎哲学家、法学家、社会科学家、其他学者以及人文社会科学研究生来北京参加我们的会议。
3. 临时日程:
注册
开幕式
第1-4次会议:
招待会
第5-8次会议
闭幕式
4. 地点:会议将在北京举行,具体地点:北京东方文化酒店(东城区交道口)
5. 语言:英语、中文
鉴于职业同声传译者翻译的困难,我们此次采用不同的方式解决语言沟通问题。我们将选择在专业和英语方面经过训练的学者负责外国特邀发言人的笔译和口译工作,事先将外国特邀发言人的中英文发言稿印在会议资料中。也请国内特邀发言人提供中英文发言资料,以便印在会议资料中。
6. 摘要和发言稿全文:特邀发言人请于
摘要题目
作者姓名
作者单位和职称
Email 地址
摘要正文
请将中英文发言稿全文于2010年8月31日用电子邮件发给秘书长
7. 注册:注册时间为
8. 食宿:住宿信息将于以后提供。特邀发言人免交住宿费(2010年10月15-17日三晚),提前或延后住宿费用以及住店期间其他费用自理。其他与会者费用自理。
热烈欢迎您参加2010年北京国际人权学术研讨会!
组织委员会
秘书处
附录:以下问题供与会者参考:
16-17 Sat.-Sun. October 2010
FIRST CIRCULAR & CALL FOR PAPERS
Organisers:
Chinese Society for Contemporary Foreign Philosophy
Philosophy Summer School in
Sponsor:
The Ford Foundation
Questions of human rights play a crucial role, both theoretically and practically, in contemporary intellectual culture. The complex discussion of human rights is characterised by depth, puzzlement and creativity, while the ethical assessment of individual societies and international institutions is sensitive to how human rights are recognised and implemented. The dynamic transformation of Chinese society over the past three decades has raised important questions in
1. Objectives: The Conference will focus on the concepts, theories, principles and values of human rights and their application in Chinese or in other contexts. The Conference will also discuss proposals for improving the implementation of human rights in
2. Participants: The conference will include invited participants and selected participants responding to this call for papers. Invited participants will be speakers at plenary sessions. Other participants, after their abstract is accepted and registration fee is paid, will speak at plenary or concurrent sessions. We welcome philosophers, lawyers, social scientists and other scholars to come to
3. Invited Speakers
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS (overseas)
Professor Stephen Angle (
THE RIGHTS OF ALL UNDER HEAVEN: HUMAN RIGHTS AND
CONTEMPORARY CONFUCIAN IDEAS OF SOVEREIGNTY
Ci Jiwei (
THE MORAL AMBIGUITY OF HUMAN RIGHTS
Neera Chandhoke (
JUSTIFYING RIGHTS
James Nickel (
TBC
Randall Peerenboom (
HANDLING SOCIO-ECONOMIC CLAIMS - OR RIGHTS –
IN LOWER-MIDDLE INCOME COUNTRIES
John Tasioulas (
WHAT IS A HUMAN RIGHT?
Leif Wenar (King’s College London):
TBC
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS (mainland)
TBC
4. Provisional Schedule:
15 Fri. October 2010
Registration
Social Event
16 Sat. October 2010
Opening
Sessions:
Social Event
17 Sun. October 2010
Sessions:
Closing Ceremony
Social Event
5. Venue: The Conference hotel will be at Beijing Oriental Cultural Hotel.
6. Language: The working languages of the Conference are Chinese and English.
7. Abstracts and Manuscripts: The abstracts by invited speakers and those responding to the call for papers should be sent to Professor Qiu Renzong rzq@chinaphs.org by email by 30 June 2010. The format of the abstract should be as follows:
The title of the abstract
Name of the author
Institution and academic position of the author
Email address
The text of the abstract
The full text of presentations should be sent to Professor Qiu Renzong rzq@chinaphs.org by email by 1 August 2010. Presentations by invited speakers will be 20-30 minutes and by those answering the call for papers will be 15-20 minutes.
8. Registration: Registration will be 09:00-18:00 on Beijing Oriental Cultural Hotel 15 October 2010. Invited speakers will be exempted from the Registration Fee. Other participants are required to pay a Registration Fee CNY 2000 (approximately USD 300, EURO 200 or GBP 190 depending on exchange rate at the time) to the Registration Desk. Students are required to pay CNY 1000.
9. Hotel Reservations: Information regarding hotel reservations will be provided later. Accommodation for invited speakers will be provided by the Conference for three nights: 15-17 October 2010, with extra nights and other costs paid by the speakers. Other participants will pay for their own accommodation.
10. Formal Invitation for Entry Visa: After receiving the abstracts, we will issue formal letters of invitation by 15 July 2010 to submit with visa applications by invited speakers and other participants whose abstracts have been accepted. Participants needing an invitation in order to apply for a grant should submit their abstracts as soon as possible to allow us to process their invitation early. We will send you further information later.
We warmly welcome you to participate in the Beijing International Conference on Human Rights in 2010!
The Organizing Committee
The Secretariat
Appendix: The following questions indicate some central issues to consider for the conference, but speakers are welcome to focus on other topics relating to human rights.
地址:北京市东城区建国门内大街5号邮编:100732
电话:(010)85195506 传真:(010)65137826 E-mail:philosophy@cass.org.cn
北京国际人权学术研讨会
第一轮通知
中国社会科学院社会发展研究中心
中国现代外国哲学学会
中英美暑期哲学学院
资助者: 福特基金会
组织委员会: 邱仁宗 单继刚 甘绍平 马寅卯 马新晶
前言:在当代的学术文化中,关于人权的讨论,无论在理论上,还是在实践上都起着重要作用。而有关人权的讨论,其特点是既比较深刻和具有创造性,又令人困惑。二次大战后国际组织文件中要求成员国关注人权,是为了防止重新出现类似纳粹、法西斯糟蹋人权的事件,但人权问题又往往被“政治化”,成为无端干涉他国内政的工具,再者学术界对人权的诠释以及有关人权的理论又多种多样,这种多样性又与文化的差异有关。中国开放改革的三十年经历着社会的深刻转型,在转型过程中自然提出了人权问题。对这些问题的合适回答和解决将对我国的国内和国外事务有重要作用。中国的哲学家、法学家、社会科学家以及其他知识分子学者探讨与人权相关的学术问题,将有利于我国人权问题的解决和国内人权的改进。国外的学者,尤其是那些对人权提出有影响的论述以及那些处理大规模迅速转型中实际问题有经验的学者将对我们提供重要帮助。
1. 目的:会议将集中于讨论人权的概念、理论、原则和价值,及其在中国和其他国家中的应用,也讨论在中国和其他国家改进人权的建议。会议期间将鼓励来自不同文化和国家的与会者之间自由交换意见和观点以及促进他们之间的相互理解。
2. 参加者:会议将包括特邀发言人(境外和境内的特邀发言人待定)和申请与会人。我们欢迎哲学家、法学家、社会科学家、其他学者以及人文社会科学研究生来北京参加我们的会议。
3. 临时日程:
注册
开幕式
第1-4次会议:
招待会
第5-8次会议
闭幕式
4. 地点:会议将在北京举行,具体地点:北京东方文化酒店(东城区交道口)
5. 语言:英语、中文
鉴于职业同声传译者翻译的困难,我们此次采用不同的方式解决语言沟通问题。我们将选择在专业和英语方面经过训练的学者负责外国特邀发言人的笔译和口译工作,事先将外国特邀发言人的中英文发言稿印在会议资料中。也请国内特邀发言人提供中英文发言资料,以便印在会议资料中。
6. 摘要和发言稿全文:特邀发言人请于
摘要题目
作者姓名
作者单位和职称
Email 地址
摘要正文
请将中英文发言稿全文于2010年8月31日用电子邮件发给秘书长
7. 注册:注册时间为
8. 食宿:住宿信息将于以后提供。特邀发言人免交住宿费(2010年10月15-17日三晚),提前或延后住宿费用以及住店期间其他费用自理。其他与会者费用自理。
热烈欢迎您参加2010年北京国际人权学术研讨会!
组织委员会
秘书处
附录:以下问题供与会者参考:
16-17 Sat.-Sun. October 2010
FIRST CIRCULAR & CALL FOR PAPERS
Organisers:
Chinese Society for Contemporary Foreign Philosophy
Philosophy Summer School in
Sponsor:
The Ford Foundation
Questions of human rights play a crucial role, both theoretically and practically, in contemporary intellectual culture. The complex discussion of human rights is characterised by depth, puzzlement and creativity, while the ethical assessment of individual societies and international institutions is sensitive to how human rights are recognised and implemented. The dynamic transformation of Chinese society over the past three decades has raised important questions in
1. Objectives: The Conference will focus on the concepts, theories, principles and values of human rights and their application in Chinese or in other contexts. The Conference will also discuss proposals for improving the implementation of human rights in
2. Participants: The conference will include invited participants and selected participants responding to this call for papers. Invited participants will be speakers at plenary sessions. Other participants, after their abstract is accepted and registration fee is paid, will speak at plenary or concurrent sessions. We welcome philosophers, lawyers, social scientists and other scholars to come to
3. Invited Speakers
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS (overseas)
Professor Stephen Angle (
THE RIGHTS OF ALL UNDER HEAVEN: HUMAN RIGHTS AND
CONTEMPORARY CONFUCIAN IDEAS OF SOVEREIGNTY
Ci Jiwei (
THE MORAL AMBIGUITY OF HUMAN RIGHTS
Neera Chandhoke (
JUSTIFYING RIGHTS
James Nickel (
TBC
Randall Peerenboom (
HANDLING SOCIO-ECONOMIC CLAIMS - OR RIGHTS –
IN LOWER-MIDDLE INCOME COUNTRIES
John Tasioulas (
WHAT IS A HUMAN RIGHT?
Leif Wenar (King’s College London):
TBC
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS (mainland)
TBC
4. Provisional Schedule:
15 Fri. October 2010
Registration
Social Event
16 Sat. October 2010
Opening
Sessions:
Social Event
17 Sun. October 2010
Sessions:
Closing Ceremony
Social Event
5. Venue: The Conference hotel will be at Beijing Oriental Cultural Hotel.
6. Language: The working languages of the Conference are Chinese and English.
7. Abstracts and Manuscripts: The abstracts by invited speakers and those responding to the call for papers should be sent to Professor Qiu Renzong rzq@chinaphs.org by email by 30 June 2010. The format of the abstract should be as follows:
The title of the abstract
Name of the author
Institution and academic position of the author
Email address
The text of the abstract
The full text of presentations should be sent to Professor Qiu Renzong rzq@chinaphs.org by email by 1 August 2010. Presentations by invited speakers will be 20-30 minutes and by those answering the call for papers will be 15-20 minutes.
8. Registration: Registration will be 09:00-18:00 on Beijing Oriental Cultural Hotel 15 October 2010. Invited speakers will be exempted from the Registration Fee. Other participants are required to pay a Registration Fee CNY 2000 (approximately USD 300, EURO 200 or GBP 190 depending on exchange rate at the time) to the Registration Desk. Students are required to pay CNY 1000.
9. Hotel Reservations: Information regarding hotel reservations will be provided later. Accommodation for invited speakers will be provided by the Conference for three nights: 15-17 October 2010, with extra nights and other costs paid by the speakers. Other participants will pay for their own accommodation.
10. Formal Invitation for Entry Visa: After receiving the abstracts, we will issue formal letters of invitation by 15 July 2010 to submit with visa applications by invited speakers and other participants whose abstracts have been accepted. Participants needing an invitation in order to apply for a grant should submit their abstracts as soon as possible to allow us to process their invitation early. We will send you further information later.
We warmly welcome you to participate in the Beijing International Conference on Human Rights in 2010!
The Organizing Committee
The Secretariat
Appendix: The following questions indicate some central issues to consider for the conference, but speakers are welcome to focus on other topics relating to human rights.
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