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New Zealand Political Studies Association (NZPSA) Annual Conference

Welcome to the 2019 New Zealand Political Studies Association Annual Conference

"Security, Community, Humanity"

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Esme Hall

University of Otago

9:30am NZDT

Registration for Postgraduate Workshop Engineering Core Foyer

10:30am NZDT

Postgraduate Workshop: Welcome and Introductions E16

11:00am NZDT

Postgraduate Workshop Session 1: Academic Responsibility in Times of Crisis: Dealing with the media E16

12:30pm NZDT

Lunch (for Postgraduate Workshop only) Engineering Core Foyer

1:30pm NZDT

Postgraduate Workshop Session 2: The Academic as Critic and Conscience of Society E16

3:00pm NZDT

Local Government Elections Research Symposium Session 4 E14

5:00pm NZDT

Registration for NZPSA Bentleys

8:00am NZDT

Registration for NZPSA Engineering Core Foyer

9:00am NZDT

Keynote Address - All women are equal, but some are more equal than others: The case of the Islamic Women's Council of New Zealand and the Christchurch terror attack E9

10:30am NZDT

Morning Tea Engineering Core Foyer

11:00am NZDT

Environmental Politics and Policy in New Zealand - I E16

12:30pm NZDT

Lunch Engineering Core Foyer

1:30pm NZDT

Environment and Community E13 Environmental Politics and Policy in New Zealand - II E16

3:00pm NZDT

Afternoon Tea Engineering Core Foyer

3:30pm NZDT

New Zealand Security Eng Core 119, Meeting Rm 3

8:00am NZDT

Registration for NZPSA Engineering Core Foyer

9:00am NZDT

Nationalism, Citizenship, and Identity E13

10:30am NZDT

Morning Tea Engineering Core Foyer

11:00am NZDT

Keynote Address - Free Speech, Hate Speech and Discrimination E9

12:30pm NZDT

Lunch Engineering Core Foyer

1:30pm NZDT

Before March 15: Drivers of the Christchurch terror attack E16 New Zealand Politics: Teaching and Research E5

3:00pm NZDT

Afternoon Tea Engineering Core Foyer

3:30pm NZDT

Youth Mobilisation (NZPSA Civics and Citizenship Working Group) E5