3rd LCSR International Annual Research Conference

Laboratory for Comparative Social Research (HSE) announces a call for the 3rd International Annual Research Conference: “Cultural and Economic changes under cross-national perspective”. The conference will be held at the Higher School of Economics, Moscow, on November 12-17, 2013. The application deadline for presenting a paper is August 10, 2013. The notification of acceptance will be given by August 15, 2013. Please send applications to hse.lcss@gmail.com. The full papers are expected to be submitted by October 15, 2013.

We also welcome non-presenting participants (without any financial support from the organizers). In this case you should send a registration letter till October, 25 to hse.lcss@gmail.com marked "Registration for the 3rd LCSR Conference". The application should contain your name, affiliation, and your date of birth (to provide the certificate of attendance).

News

19.11.2013: LCSR International Conference - Day 5

Anastasia Dubova highlighted reports of the fifth day of the Conference

16.11. 2013: LCSR International Conference - Day 4

Margarita Vorsina presents a review of the fourth day of our Conference

15.11.2013: LCSR International Conference - Day 3

Anna Ryabchikova sums up the most interesting reports of the third day of the Conference

14.11.2013: LCSR International Conference - Day 2

Maria Batishcheva provided a summary of the day

13.11.2013: Third LCSR Conference has started

Read a report by Tatiana Stepanenko

15.10.2013: C - Day

Third LCSR International Conference starts tomorrow

15.10.2013: Preliminary program

Preliminary program of the Conference is available at LCSR website

25.09.2013: Keynote speakers (with abstracts of talks)

We are pleased to introduce keynote speakers of the Third LCSR Conference on our website

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Ronald F. Inglehart Laboratory for Comparative Social Research