Workshop on Political Processes & Spatial Analysis
5-6 March 2001
Miami, Florida
Parallel developments in the quantitative analysis of political phenomena in Geography and Political Science indicate that the time is ripe for a stock-taking of the field and the development of a research agenda that will suggest future research directions. This workshop will bring together many leading practitioners of spatial analysis applied to political subjects.
The Center for Spatially Integrated Social Sciences (CSISS) will make available a limited number of travel support awards for graduate students to attend the workshop.
The call for papers and additional information are available at the conference web site at http://geog.miami.edu/faculty/shinm/ppsa/ppsa.html.
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CSISS at the American Society of Criminology
16 November 2000
San Francisco, California
Thanks to the efforts of Nancy LaVigne, CSISS Advisory Board member,
CSISS programs were presented at the ASC meetings in San Francisco
November 16. Mike Goodchild opened the lunchtime session, which
attracted about 80 participants, by outlining the principles on which
CSISS is founded. Don Janelle followed by describing CSISS programs, and
ways in which criminologists could become engaged in CSISS activities. The conference site is http://www.asc41.com/www/2000/cmsindx.htm.
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