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Armenian International Policy Research Group (AIPRG) TITLE: Conference call for papers ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA: Armenian, Diaspora and non-Armenian scholars and professionals involved in the areas of relevance for economic, social and governance development. INTENDED AUDIENCE: Accomplished researchers and policy practitioners specializing in the issues related to economic development of Armenia, specialists from the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund, the Armenian Government, foreign embassies, etc. START DATE/ TIME: January 2005 LOCATION: Washington, DC DETAIL DESCRIPTION: AIPRG organizes annual conferences and periodic seminars to promote discussion and debate, and to initiate an overall policy dialogue covering a wide range of important issues facing Armenia and the Diaspora. Through such research and conferences, the group works closely with leading development agencies, international financial institutions, the donor community, individual researchers, and policy practitioners to promote a greater understanding of the challenges facing Armenia and its Diaspora today. The third annual conference of the Armenian International Policy Research Group will be held in January 2005, in Washington, DC. While the focus of this year conference will be on the issues related to distribution of income and social safety nets, papers from all areas of relevance for economic development and growth are welcome. References should be made to the following broadly-defined sections: Growth and Poverty Reduction Social Sector Reforms (Education, Health, and Social Security) Taxation and Fiscal Policy Institutional Reforms and Governance Banking and Finance Diaspora's Role and Channels of Involvement Trade, Regional Cooperation, and Geopolitics APPLICATION PROCEDURES: Prospective authors should email abstracts to aiprg.conference@armpolicyresearch.org by September 15, 2004. The Selection Committee will notify authors of accepted abstracts by October 1, 2004. Select papers will be considered for publication in the Armenian Journal of Public Policy. All conference participants, including authors, may register on-line by visiting www.armpolicyresearch.org/ConferencesSeminars/Registration/Registration.htm The final agenda along with the list of confirmed papers will be circulated by January 1, 2005. The official language of the conference is English. For more information on the AIPRG please visit ww.armpolicyresearch.org. or contact AIPRG Armenia office Tel3741) 512 670, (3749) 403 283 E-mail: Garik.Hairapetyan@armpolicyresearch.org APPLICATION DEADLINE: The abstracts should be e-mailed to aiprg.conference@armpolicyresearch.org by September 15, 2004 The deadline for completed papers is December 10, 2004. ABOUT COMPANY: The Armenian International Policy Research Group (AIPRG) is a nonpartisan, nonpolitical association that conducts and promotes research to encourage a positive discussion and examination of public policy issues of significance to Armenia and the Diaspora. The AIPRG seeks to consolidate existing Armenia-related expertise by bringing together accomplished researchers and practitioners who specialize in economics, political science, law, and government affairs. As a nonpartisan association examining public policy issues of relevance to Armenia and the Diaspora, the AIPRG seeks to advance capacity building by providing opportunities for aspiring young professionals to develop their skills through research and collaboration with leading experts in their respective fields. In addition to conducting research and evaluation, the AIPRG also organizes annual conferences and periodic seminars to promote discussion and debate, and to initiate an overall policy dialogue covering a wide range of important issues facing Armenia and the Diaspora. Through such research and conferences, the group works closely with leading development agencies, international financial institutions, the donor community, individual researchers, and policy practitioners to promote a greater understanding of the challenges facing Armenia and its Diaspora today. |
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