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Friday, May 11, 2012
What a Good Abstract Looks Like
From Reflecting on Gender Equality and Human Rights in
Evaluation, UN Women (2012)
Case-based Gender Process Monitoring
By Kyoko Kusakabe,
Associate Professor and Coordinator of Gender and
Development Studies,
Email: kyokok@ait.ac.th
ABSTRACT
Gender monitoring is difficult to
implement, either because of the lack of gender analysis technical capacity in
the field, and/or because of lack of time and budget, and/or because of lack of
commitment. (Common Facts, categorical statement
that can be tested as ‘true’ or ‘false’.)
However, the recent closer
attention paid to monitoring has provided an opportunity to mainstream gender
monitoring into the whole project monitoring scheme. (The first hint of argument: there is solution for problems
or another perspective possible.)
This paper introduces one
approach to overcome some of the difficulties faced while highlighting gender
aspects in monitoring and maximize the benefit gained through monitoring. (What the paper wants to do: to introduce solution, to
introduce different perspective, to introduce whatever, etc.)
The paper first discusses why
gender monitoring and evaluation (M&E) is needed, and what constitutes
gender M&E. Subsequently, the proposed case-based gender process monitoring
scheme is introduced, as well as its advantages and disadvantages.
(The
steps of paper disposition, step by step.)
The suggested case-based gender
process monitoring builds on Mosse’s (2001) process monitoring and the “most
significant change” technique of Davies and Dart (2005). (The external sources/ideas used to support the paper’s
intention or argument. In this case the source of the concept used, which is
“case-based gender process monitoring.”)
It [=paper] relies on stories
that are collected in the field, and through discussion of the cases, is aimed
not only to collect information for monitoring but also to improve the gender
analysis capacity of the project staff. (Explanation
of the concept of case-based gender process monitoring especially how it works,
its advantages, etc.)
SEAHRN Conference 2012: Important Reminders!
1. A panel will be organized for papers written in Bahasa Indonesia. Abstracts should still be submitted in English. Indicate that you wish to write your full paper in Bahasa Indonesia.
2. SCHOLARSHIP GRANTS ARE UP FOR GRABS! Only qualified and deserving paper presenters can apply for scholarship!
3. Submit your registration form together with your abstract and biography. email them to seahrncon@gmail.com on or before MAY 25, 2012!
4. Students from Indonesia can volunteer for the conference! Please email seahrncon@gmail.com for more details!
2. SCHOLARSHIP GRANTS ARE UP FOR GRABS! Only qualified and deserving paper presenters can apply for scholarship!
3. Submit your registration form together with your abstract and biography. email them to seahrncon@gmail.com on or before MAY 25, 2012!
4. Students from Indonesia can volunteer for the conference! Please email seahrncon@gmail.com for more details!
SEAHRN Konferensi 2012: Menerima Paper!
Konferensi Insternasional
Hak Asasi Manusia, Perdamaian dan
Konflik Se-Asia Tenggara II
Diselenggarakan oleh Southeast Asian Human Rights Studies Network (SEAHRN) dan Sentra Ham, Fakultas Hukum, Universitas Indonesia
Tanggal: 17-18 Oktober 2012
Tempat: Hotel Sari Pan Pacific Jakarta, Indonesia
Setelah penyelenggaraan Konferensi Pertama tentang Hak Asasi
Manusia Se-Asia Tenggara sukses diselenggarakan di Bangkok pada Oktober
2010, kita secara bersama-sama
bersepakat untuk menentang budaya diam (terkait dengan HAM) melalui diskusi dan
debat mengenai dialektika HAM, studi perdamaian dan konflik di kawasan Asia Tenggara. Kemudian, sebagai akademisi dan aktifis HAM,
kita juga secara sukarela terpanggil untuk menjadi bagian dari sejarah dengan
melakukan perubahan dinamis di Asia Tenggara.
Perubahan yang sangat menuntut partisipasi kita guna menggapai
kesejahteraan dan perdamaian yang kita cita-citakan.
Konferensi Internasional Hak Asasi Manusia, Perdamaian dan
Konflik Se-Asia Tenggara II yang akan diadakan di Jakarta pada 17-18 Oktober
2012, akan kembali menjadi ajang berkumpulnya akademisi, peneliti,
mahasiswa, masyarakat madani, pemerintah
dan perwakilan organisasi internasional yang bekerja dan berkhidmat untuk
pengembangan HAM, studi perdamaian dan studi Konflik di Asia Tenggara, untuk mempresentasikan dan mendiskusikan
hal-hal yang terkait dengan HAM dan
studi perdamaian/ konflik, utamanya di bidang-bidang:
1. Kebebasan
Akademik
2. Universalitas
dan Partikularitas Hak Asasi Manusia
3. Hak
Individual dan Hak Kolektif
4. Gender,
Seksualitas dan Hak Asasi Manusia
5. Hak-hak
Kelompok Rentan, dan Kelompok Marjinal
6. Perdamaian,
Konflik, Keamanan dan Hak Asasi Manusia
7. Tantangan Hak
Asasi Manusia di Asia Tenggara
8. Media,
Advokasi, dan Promosi Hak Asasi Manusia
9. Bisnis dan
Hak Asasi Manusia
10. Hak Asasi
Manusia, Perubahan Iklim dan Bencana Alam
11. Human Security
dan Pembangunan Manusia
12. Hak Asasi
Manusia dan Korupsi
13. Migrasi
Batas Akhir Penyerahan Paper
Calon peserta dapat menyerahkan abstrak yang terdiri dari
300-350 kata dan biografi pendek terdiri dari 150 kata dalam Bahasa Inggris
kepada Mr. Joel Mark Barredo di searhrncon@gmail.com. Silahkan mencantumkan
kelompok Panel yang diminati terkait dengan paper yang akan dipresentasikan.
Keseluruhan paper terdiri dari 5000-6000 kata.
PENYERAHAN ABSTRAK: 25 MEI 2012
Calon peserta yang diterima akan diumumkan pada bulan Juni
2012. Terdapat sejumlah Beasiswa dengan
jumlah terbatas bagi peserta yang terpilih. Keseluruhan Paper harus diserahkan
paling akhir pada 15 September 2012.
SEAHRN Conference 2012: Call for Abstracts!
The Second International Conference on
HUMAN RIGHTS and PEACE & CONFLICT in SOUTHEAST ASIA
Organized by the Southeast Asian Human Rights Studies Network (SEAHRN) and the
Human Rights Center , Faculty of Law, Universitas Indonesia
Date: 17-18 October 2012
Venue: Sari Pan Pacific Jakarta , Indonesia
With the First International Conference on Human Rights in
Southeast Asia, together, we defied the culture of silence by engaging in
discussions and debates on the dialectics of human rights, peace and conflict
in the region. As scholars and activists, we are called to reflexively address
specific historical moments, and with the dynamic changes happening in
Southeast Asia , our insightful interventions are needed now more than ever.
The Second International Conference on Human Rights and
Peace and Conflict in Southeast Asia aims to bring together academics,
researchers, graduate and post-graduate students, civil society organizations,
governments and inter-governmental organizations representatives who work on
the research and greater understanding of human rights and peace and conflict
in Southeast Asia, especially in the following areas:
1. Academic
Freedom
2. Universality
and particularity of Human Rights
3. Individual
and Collective Rights
4. Gender,
Sexuality and Human Rights
5. Rights
of Vulnerable and Marginalized groups
6. Peace,
Conflict, Security and Human Rights
7. Challenges
to Human Rights in Southeast Asia
8. Media,
Advocacy and Popularization of Human Rights
9. Business
and Human Rights
10. Human
Rights, Climate Change and Natural Disaster
11. Human
Security and Human Development
12. Human
rights and Corruption
13. Migration
Paper Submission Details
Those who wish to present a paper at the conference are
invited to submit an abstract of 300-350 words and a short
biographical paragraph of 150 words in English to Mr. Joel
Barredo at seahrncon@gmail.com. Please indicate to which panel your paper is
proposed. The full paper should be about 5,000-6,000 words.
ABSTRACT SUBMISSION: May 25, 2012
Successful applicants will be notified by June 2012. Limited number of scholarships will be available. Full papers are due on 15 September 2012.
WELCOME!
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Second International Conference on Human Rights and Peace and Conflict in Southeast Asia!
We are currently fixing the SEAHRN website: www.seahrn.org
With the First International Conference on Human Rights in
Southeast Asia, the Southeast Asian Human Rights Studies Network (SEAHRN) aimed
to provide a venue to explore critical contributions by researchers and
scholars in deepening the understanding of human rights-based framework and
actual issues through in-depth engagement with localized sites within the
region. The first conference was attended by nearly five hundred participants
and more than one hundred papers were presented during the event.
Through the conference, scholars and activists were invited
to reflexively addressed the dynamic changes happening in Southeast Asia and as
a result, defied the culture of silence by engaging in discussions and debates
on the dialectics of human rights, peace and conflict in the region. One of the
main aspirations of the Southeast Asian Human Rights Studies Network (SEAHRN)
is to motivate and support scholars, researchers and activists in contributing
to the production of knowledge on human, peace and conflict studies in
Southeast Asia and this project will open up space for continued dialogue and
exchange of knowledge. The Second International Conference on Human Rights and
Peace & Conflict would certainly contribute to ensuring a dynamic and
vigorous debate on contemporary human rights in the Southeast Asian region.
The Second International Conference on Human Rights and
Peace & Conflict in Southeast Asia aims to:
1.Provide a venue for the sharing and dissemination of
academic and practical researches on human rights and peace and conflict in
Southeast Asia;
2.Promote knowledge and skills among human rights and peace
and studies scholars and activists to strengthen indigenous knowledge on human
rights and peace and conflict in Southeast Asia;
3.Open up space for dialogue and networking among academics,
researchers, postgraduate students, and members of civil society organizations
and government and inter-government agency representatives who work on the
research and greater understanding of human rights in Southeast Asia.
POSSIBLE THEMES
1. Academic Freedom
2. Universality and particularity of Human Rights
3. Individual and Collective Rights
4. Gender, Sexuality and Human Rights
5. Rights of Vulnerable and Marginalized groups
6. Peace, Conflict, Security and Human Rights
7. Challenges to Human Rights in Southeast Asia
8. Media, Advocacy and Popularization of Human Rights
9. Business and Human Rights
10. Human Rights, Climate Change and Natural Disaster
11. Human Security and Human Development
12. Human rights and Corruption
13. Migration
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