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The Department of Public Administration at Tallinn University of Technology and the journal Halduskultuur - Administrative Culture are hosting their 13th annual scholarly conference, this time on "Public Administration, Technology & Innovation", on 6-7 May 2011 in Tallinn, Estonia. Abstract proposals, no longer than 750 words, should be sent to the conference manager, Mr. Erkki Karo, at erkki.karo@ttu.ee, no later than 14 January 2011. For full details, see Call-for-Papers at http://halduskultuur.eu/2011.html, and please feel free to circulate it also to your colleagues who might be interested.
The 2011 conference is doubling as a kick-off and network-creating workshop of the newly established permanent study group "Public Administration, Technology & Innovation" (PATI) of EGPA, the European Group of Public Administration. On the study group, see www.ttu.ee/pati.
Halduskultuur - Administrative Culture is by now the oldest and most-cited international public administration journal in the Baltics and the only one in Estonia. It publishes general Public Administration pieces and is not limited to local or regional topics, and it allows for essayistic and heterodox approaches to our field as well. Please see www.halduskultuur.eu.
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Call-for-Papers: Public Administration, Technology & Innovation
The Department of Public Administration at Tallinn University of Technology and the journal Halduskultuur - Administrative Culture are hosting their 13th annual scholarly conference, this time on "Public Administration, Technology & Innovation", on 6-7 May 2011 in Tallinn, Estonia. Abstract proposals, no longer than 750 words, should be sent to the conference manager, Mr. Erkki Karo, at erkki.karo@ttu.ee, no later than 14 January 2011. For full details, see Call-for-Papers at http://halduskultuur.eu/2011.html, and please feel free to circulate it also to your colleagues who might be interested.
The 2011 conference is doubling as a kick-off and network-creating workshop of the newly established permanent study group "Public Administration, Technology & Innovation" (PATI) of EGPA, the European Group of Public Administration. On the study group, see www.ttu.ee/pati.
Halduskultuur - Administrative Culture is by now the oldest and most-cited international public administration journal in the Baltics and the only one in Estonia. It publishes general Public Administration pieces and is not limited to local or regional topics, and it allows for essayistic and heterodox approaches to our field as well. Please see www.halduskultuur.eu.
