FYI.

Syafri Afriansyah
Syracuse, NY.

On Thu, 25 Feb 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> We would like to publicize the following event. Could you distribute it to
> the permias list?
> Thanks
> Andi Faisal Bakti
>
> CALL FOR PAPERS
>
> GOOD GOVERNANCE IN INDONESIA:
> A WORKABLE SOLUTION
>
>       *       Virtual Conference:
>               April 15-May 5, 1999
>
>       *       Face-to-face International Conference:
>               May 10-12, 1999, McGill University,
>               Montreal, Canada
>
>
>
> Organized by ICMI Montawa
> In partnership with by the Canadian International Development Agency
> (CIDA). With the participation of the Institute of Islamic Studies, McGill
> University
>
>
>
> ICMI Montawa will hold an International Conference in McGill University,
> Montreal, Canada on the above theme for which we have identified four
> avenues.
> Please note that authors of abstracts and papers are asked to adopt a
> practical and direct approach in dealing with this theme.
>
> By governance, we mean:
> the manner in which power is exercised by government in the management of
> the country's social and economic resources. Good governance is the
> exercise of power by various levels of government that is effective,
> honest, quitable, transparent and accountable. See homepage
>
> 4 areas will be covered during the Virtual and Face-to-face conferences.
> These are:
>
> Theme No. 1 :         Lessons learnt from previous governments.
>
> This forum involves revisiting what we have learnt from past mistakes,
> challenging the negative impact of an authoritarian government, strong
> control and centralization, unsound actions and manners, and outdated
> system of
> governing, ...
>
>
> Theme No. 2.  The approach of the current government (President Habibie
> and the  Reformation Cabinet).
>
> This forum includes topics such as the people response to Reformation in
> fields such as Law, Bureaucracy, Electoral procedure, People's
> representation, Education, Constitutional Review, Civil Society, Democracy,
> Environment, Gender, etc.
>
>  Theme No. 3. The contribution of religious groups.
>
> This forum revolves around the future contribution of Islam and other faith
> to bringing about good governance practises in Indonesia. As opposed to
> theoretical concepts, implementation and down to earth solutions will be
> considered.
>
> Theme No. 4.          Future activities: a workable solution
> (post-General Elections).
>
> This forum will look at applying the lessons we have learnt over the years
> to new development policies in order to provide recommendation to the next
> Indonesian General Assembly, including on the next five-year development
> plan, the outline of national policy, etc.
>
> While we expect that themes underlined will both include the various
> concerns of good governance and reflect the interdisciplinary nature of the
> International Conference, we welcome postings, abstracts or papers that
> fall outside the range of themes as we would like the conference to
> catalyze a stimulating discussion and new down to earth ideas.
>
> To register, to attend or to present a paper at the Virtual Conference or
> at the Face-to-face Conference, visit our homepage at:
>
> http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Hall/4493/
>
> By registering to the Virtual Conference, you will receive, by e-mail, all
> the papers presented at the Virtual Conference, will join a discussion
> group and will be able to participation in the discussion.
>
> Please submit your abstract (max 100 words, in the body of the message
> only)  by
> March 15, 1999
>
> by mail, fax or  e-mail. E-mail submissions need to include the abstract in
> the body of the  message as opposed to as attachment. Authors of accepted
> abstracts will be asked  to send a discussion paper (max. 750 words) to be
> posted during the Virtual  Conference. Authors of approved discussion
> papers who will attend the  Face-to-face Conference and who wish to present
> their paper will be asked to complete their paper to a maximum of 3000
> words.
>
> Abstracts must be accompanied by biographical information about their author.
>
>
> Abstracts may be sent to:
> Andi Ali Amiruddin, at  [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> or to Hasnul Arifin Melayu, at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>
> or (by mail or fax) to:
> Andi Faisal Bakti, Ph.D.
> Graduate Program in Communications
> McGill University, 3465 Peel Street
> Montreal, Quebec, Canada, H3A 1W7
> Fax: (514) 748-0836
>
> For more information,
> please contact M. Agus Nuryatno
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> (514) 849-1743 (local calls)
>
>
>

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