"Gender problem and modern Azerbaijan"
International conference
November 27, 2019, Azerbaijan University
The 2017 and 2018 republican events are expected to be organized internationally this year. The interest and attention shown to the conference had its impact on this decision. The experience of the two conferences showed that, this field is of great interest and experts have a lot of ideas and approaches to discuss.
The aim of the conference which will be held in November in partnership with Middlesex University (London, UK), is to keep the issue of gender equality in Azerbaijan in the spotlight, to share the scientific achievements and experiences gained in this field, to analyze existing problems and to propose suggestions for their solutions, to compare the achievements gained in this field in the country with international experience. Representatives of higher educational institutions, corresponding institutes of ANAS, non-governmental organizations operating in this field, representatives of press, embassies are expected to attend the conference.
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM COMMITTEE
Louise Dalingwater is professor of British political economy and society at Sorbonne Université, Paris, France. Her research focuses on health, wellbeing and gender inequalities in the United Kingdom. Recent publications include a book on the UK service economy (Les Services britanniques au 21e siècle: une etude interdisciplinaire, Presses universitaire de Nancy, 2015), a forthcoming monograph on health services, and several book chapters including “Gender inequalities in Britain : Bridging the gap in pay and prospects” (Emerald Group Publishing, 2017) and “Women’s work/life balance and career success in the UK: A necessary trade off? ” (in print). She has also authored academic papers including “Neoliberalism and gender inequality in the workplace in Britain” (Revue Française de Civilisation Britannique 2018) and “Gender inequalities and wellbeing in the workplace : A tale of two nations”, (CRINI 2016). She is part of the European Network on Inclusive Approaches to Trade Policymaking (ENIATP) and the Precision Health network (an international research project led by the Universities of Lund and Malmo in Sweden).
Conference languages – Azerbaijani, Russian, English
Compilation terms of articles
Keywords should be written before reference list. If the abstract is presented in English or Russian, the Azerbaijani summary should be added at the end
Structure of the article
- Reference to sources in the text of the abstract should be given in square brackets (in accordance with the reference number) (e.g.: [1], [2]). The list of references should be given at the end of the abstract in an alphabetical order by numbering (square brackets) (size 14).
Middlesex University |
Azerbaijan University
Nasimi distr., Jeyhun Hajibeyli st., 71
Baku, Azerbaijan AZ1007
E-mail: elm@au.edu.az
Phone: (+99412) 431 41 12/13/16/17 (Ext. 160)
Gender Problem and Modern Azerbaijan - conference proceeding