REGISTRATION for the international seminar fisip-UNS is now CLOSED. Thank you so much for all your attention and participation, We are looking forward to seeing you at the conference, feb 9 2010 in the Sunan Hotel, Solo
Central Java

Background

The notion of globalization is not new. In the last five decade, multinational corporations in the developed country have expanded their activities around the world. One view sees globalization as the fruition of liberal economic principles. Globalization has brought a lot of changes impacting dramatically on the entire world. The global economic growth has wide-ranging as the result of the globalization. It also can be understood that globalization is not a single-dimensional. The technology advance and policy of liberalization through computerized system, miniature, digitalization, satellite communication and others nano-technology devices, cause people around the world are actively borderless communicated. As a result the revolution of information has changed the patterns of information access and control across the globe. The crucial roles of information and communication technologies stimulate and allow cultural exchange. This means that with the new information environment the pace at which culture is exported from one place to another has increased dramatically. Consequently, in regard to the concept of culture, multiculturalism becomes an obviously inevitable. Globalization also causes unequal distribution among nations; widen the range of “poor” and “rich” country. Transnational business activities are concentrated in the industrial world and in scattered enclaves throughout the underdeveloped world. Based on the report of Human Development Index 1996, in the last three decades, only 15 states reach high development, while 89 economically decreased compare with their progress in the previous decade. It shows that globalization also closely linked to social inequality and social problems. In sum, globalization is a new historical reality -not simply the one invented by neo-liberal ideology to convince citizens to surrender to markets, but also the one inscribed in processes of capitalist restructuring, and enacted through the powerful medium of new information and communication technologies.

Theme:

Globalization: Social Costs and benefits for the third World

Sub-themes:

1. Concept of Globalization and Policy Implementation

2. Social Inequality and Role of International Funding

3. Technology Advance, Mass Media, and Multiculturalism

Date and Venue :

Date : Tuesday, February 9th, 2010

Time : 07.30 am – 17.00 pm

Venue : The Sunan Hotel Surakarta Jl. Ahmad Yani No.40 Solo Central Java Indonesia

Invited Speakers:

1. Dr. Jean Couteau (France)

2. Prof. Dr. Mohammed Mustafa Ishak (Malaysia)

3. Jerome Canicave (Handicap International, France)

4. Prof.Dr. Irwan Abdullah (UGM,Indonesia)

5. Prof. Drs Totok Sarsito, SU, MA (UNS, Indonesia)

Particpants:

Targetted participants for the seminar include leacturers, researchers, students, practitioners, and those interested in and concern with the issues of globalization. Seat is limited to 200 participants.

Date of registration is up to February 9, 2010

Registration Fee:

 Participants with paper : IDR 250.000,-

 Participants without paper : IDR 150.000,-

For those requested for Proceeding-book there is an additional cost of IDR 30.000,-

Payment Methods :

 Bank Transfer to Bank Tabungan Negara Surakarta with account name Drs. Supriyadi SN, SU and account number 00191-01-54.0000.55-7 and please fax the bank transfer proof to 0271-631737 and pleas fax the bank transfer proff to 0271-631737

Paper Submission / How to Register:

 With Paper Submission – Submit the registration form along with the paper (in the format required) to Secretariat, or email to seminarfisip@yahoo.co.id or intseminar@fisip.uns.ac.id

 Without Paper Submission : – Submit the registration form to Secretariat, or email seminarfisip@yahoo.co.id, or intseminar@fisip.uns.ac.id

Date of paper submission : January 23, 2010

Format of Paper/Article Written in English, MS Word with font Times New Roman 12, A4 paper using 1.5 space. The maximum leght of the paper is 10 pages incuding references. Paper or article should be structured and consisted of the following parts:

Article of Research

1. Title, name and affiliation of the writer

2. Abstract in a maximum of 150 words with key-words

3. Introduction including background, problem statement, goal, and aims of research

4. Research Methodology including memuat design, material, method, instrument, and technique of data analysis

5. Result and Discussion

6. Conclusion

7. References

Article of Literatur Review

1. Title, name and affiliation of the writer

2. Abstract in a maximum of 150 words with key-words

3. Introduction including background, problem statement, goal, and aims

4. Review and Discussion

5. Conclusion

6. References

Facilities: Certificate, Primary Paper, Seminar Kit, Snack, and Lunch,

Contact Persons:

Herwan Parwiyanto 081548550550 / Siti Zunariyah  08156704534 seminarfisip@yahoo.co.id or intseminar@fisip.uns.ac.id