[국제공모전] Second Call For Papers Global Urban Humanities Designated Research Program of The Seoul Institute
The Seoul Institute (SI) is reopening its call for papers on four designated topics related to fundamental social change for the better. The four designated topics are outlined on the next page. The papers should be previously unpublished work free from plagiarism submitted in English (or Korean in the case of Korean writers). The SI Editorial Board will select up to 12 papers (1~3 papers from each topic) on the basis of abstracts and short biographies. The selected papers will be published online under a Creative Commons license BY-NC-ND. The authors may also be invited for online forums to talk about their works. The SI will pay the authors a one-time royalty of 5 million KRW (i.e. about 4,000 USD) before tax after publishing the papers online by the end of February 2021.
Submissions are encouraged from all fields related to discourses on equitable and resilient society for a ‘good-life oriented’ society, such as philosophy, political economy, social policy, sociology, environmental studies, and politics.
The submission of papers will be conducted in three phases: an abstract, a short essay, and a final manuscript. All writings should be in English (or Korean in the case of Korean writers).
- Host: The Seoul Institute (http://global.si.re.kr/)
- Eligibility: anyone with at least one previous academic work related to the topic
- Abstract Deadline: 1 pm, 19 October 2020 (KST)
- Final Publication: 26 February 2021 on the Seoul Humanities Website (link)
For questions and concerns, please contact uh2020@si.re.kr
4 Designated Topics (reopened)
| I. The Principles and Value Orientations of Alternative Social Systems | |
| 2 | Reshaping Democracy in Accordance with the Principle of Autonomy |
| II. New Social-Economic Policies and Institutions for the Good-Life-Oriented Society | |
| 4 | Money in the 21st Century and New Fiscal-Monetary Policies |
| 10 | Social Democratic Economy: Resetting Social Relations and Rebuilding Local Communities |
| III. Alternative Political Economic Systems | |
| 11 | The Crisis of Political Economic System and its Future in the Aftermath of the COVID-19 Pandemic |