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REGISTER FOR THE CONFERENCE

To register for the conference, please download and complete the form from the side bar.

Fees


                                                             Members Non-members

Conference Registration                               £40         £60

Conference banquet                                     £25         £25

Accommodation Tuesday night                     £30         £30

Accommodation Wed night                            £30         £30

Late payment charge (after 31 July)             £10         £15



CALL FOR PAPERS


The British Association for Chinese Studies (BACS) will hold its annual conference at the University of Bristol, 8-9 September 2010, at which Professor Jonathan Spence has agreed to be a keynote speaker.  We welcome panel and paper proposals in any field of Chinese Studies.  We are especially keen to attract panel proposals that bring a group of scholars together to discuss a major issue in the study of China. BACS conferences are open to both members and non-members, and we welcome participants from all countries. Abstracts from past conferences can be seen on the Association’s website (http://www.bacsuk.org.uk) under BACS Conferences. 

PAPER SUBMISSION PROCEDURE:

All proposals should include: name(s), affiliation and contact details (email). Proposals for panels should include: list of proposed presenters; list of titles of individual papers; abstracts of each paper (up to 250 words); proposed chair/moderator; discussant, if relevant.  Proposals for papers should include: title of paper and abstract of up to 250 words.

All proposals should be submitted BY 30 APRIL 2010 to daniel.holloway@area.ox.ac.uk 

Panels and papers will be selected according to academic merit, and BACS will inform proposers of the outcome of the assessment in the week commencing 10 May 2010.

The Association is launching an e-journal later this year and, if they wish, and presenters will be welcome to submit their papers for peer-review for inclusion in the journal.

FURTHER INFORMATION
: For further information on the academic organisation of the Conference, please contact Tim Wright (president@bacsuk.org.uk). 

For further information on the administrative organisation of the conference, please contact daniel.holloway@area.ox.ac.uk.
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