Call for contributions to an e-book on:
‘Global Sustainable Development: A Challenge for
Consumer Citizens’
The Consumer Issues and Family Resource Management Programme Committee of the IFHE and the CDVEC Curriculum Development Unit, Ireland would like to invite papers/contributions to an e-book which is being compiled on:
‘Global Sustainable Development: A Challenge for Consumer
Citizens’
It is intended that the e-book
represent papers/contributions from each world region and be launched and
distributed on CD Rom at the next IFHE World Jubilee Congress in
The plan is to have at least one paper/contribution from each country.
Note the deadline for the call for letters of intention has been extended and would be appreciated as soon as possible.
The deadline for completed
papers/contributions is
Please bring this call for papers/contributions to the attention of your fellow colleagues and students.
Details of how to contribute to the e-book are outlined below.
Possible sub themes for
contributions
Papers/contributions on the theme of ‘Global Sustainable Development’ that highlight aspects of consumer citizenship from one or more of the following perspectives will be welcomed:
The e-book should give a sense of similarities and differences concerning life as a consumer citizen within countries and communities.
Types of
contributions
All types of papers/contributions that deal with aspects of sustainable development will be considered for inclusion in the e-book including:
Format of
e-book
The e-book will be produced as a CD with one or more papers/contributions from each country.
The CD will open with a map of the world. When the cursor is placed over a country on the map the papers/contributions for that country will appear and can be selected for reading. There will also be a listed index of all papers/contributions.
The e-book will include introductory chapters from:
Funding of the
e-book
The e-book will be funded by the CDVEC, CDU and will be a joint publication of the IFHE & CDVEC, CDU.
First call for
contributions
Individuals or organisations who would like to contribute to the e-book should email a letter of intent as soon as possible to miriamodonoghue@eircom.net
The email should include the following information as a word attachment:-
reflection, case study, illustrated story/photographs
Format of each
paper/contribution to the e-book
www.lc.unsw.edu.au/onlib/refbib.html
Each paper/ contribution
should include at the beginning:
The above are not included in the total word count allowed. The above order must also be adhered to.
Inclusion of
papers/contributions
Every effort will be made to
include papers/contributions that meet the criteria set by the committee for the
e-book. Papers/contributions that do not meet the criteria or that do not follow
the guidelines cannot be included.
How the e-book will be used at
Congress 08
The Consumer Issues & FRM programme committee will not be responsible for any costs incurred by members for either their contributions to the e-book or for their attendance at Congress to present at workshops or make poster displays.
Follow on post Congress
08
Subject to the availability of funding an edited version of the book with selected
papers / contributions will be produced in hard copy format.
Miriam O’Donoghue
Deputy Director
CDVEC, Curriculum Development Unit
Tel:00353876949094