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6th Global Conference

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Friday 11th March – Sunday 13th March 2011
Prague, Czech Republic

Registration for the 2011 meeting of this interdisciplinary research and publications project is not yet open. The booking form will be available once delegates have been notified in writing of the acceptance of their submission for presentation at the conference. Only delegates who have had written confirmation of an accepted proposal may attend the conference.

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Upcoming Events
2011 New Hubs
2011 will see three new Hubs come into existence. The Gender and Sexuality Hub will launch in May 2011 with 2 new projects "Queer Sexualities" and "Femininity and Masculinity". The Horror Hub will launch in July with new projects in "K-Horror" and "The Fear Inside". And there will be a new Monsters Hub building on and expanding the work of the existing project.

Interdisciplinary Schools
We are pleased to announce that for 2011 we will be launching a series of schools for Easter and Summer, initially in Oxford and then in Europe. There will be a Horror School, a Gender and Sexuality School, a Monsters School, and at least 2 more to be confirmed. Further details will be available at the end of September.

Visitor Numbers for February 2010
641,131 people visited Inter-Disciplinary.Net in February 2010. A huge 'thank you' to everyone for your continued support and interest in our projects.

Latest Publications
Fisher Imprints
Mira Crouch - War Fare: Sustenance in Time of Fear and Want

Inter-Disciplinary Press
Sorcha Ní Fhlainn - Our Monstrous (S)kin: Blurring the Boundaries between Humanity and Monsters

Charlene P. E. Burns - Mis/Representing Evil: Evil in an Interdisciplinary Key

Rodopi
Stephen Hessel & Michele Huppert - Fear Itself
Lynn Ang, John Trushell & Patricia Walker - Learning and Teaching in a Metropolis