Registration is now open for the “Revolutions’ Conference”

September 29 to October 1, 2017
University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Canada

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We are delighted to tell you that registration is now open for the ‘Revolutions’ conference. Please see below for detailed information and instructions.

Registration
Registration is a two-step process. First, you need to join the Geopolitical Economy Society (GES) at https://geopoliticaleconomy.org/my-account/, and then when you are a member, you can register for the conference at  https://geopoliticaleconomy.org/revolutions-conference-2017/conference-registration/.
Along with access to conference registration, membership entitles you to other benefits as well. In particular, members are eligible to purchase select books at discounted rates, including those in the Geopolitical Economy book series (https://geopoliticaleconomy.org/gerg-announces-new-book-series/) and the Future of World Capitalism series (http://www.plutobooks.com/page/thefutureofworldcapitalism). We will let you know as soon as this facility is ready; your membership will last until September 1, 2018 so you will not miss out by joining now.
There are three membership rates: full ($100), discounted for low income and third world scholars ($50) and student ($30). We have no institutional funding, so we rely on you to pick the rate that applies to you.
Registration includes two coffee breaks, a full lunch on each of three days, and a reception. There are only two registration rates: early bird (before August 31st, $150) and regular ($200) – so don’t forget!
‘One-day’ registration provides a special rate for folks that are not presenting papers, especially students and residents of Winnipeg. This also entitles you to two coffee breaks and a full lunch as well as the Friday reception. You can register for as many single days as you want. Note that the plenary sessions (the ones with keynote speakers) are open to the public, as will be an opening plenary on Thursday evening. Interested Winnipeg residents may attend conference panels free of charge if they opt to forgo lunch, coffee breaks and other refreshments. Donations from such attendees are welcome and much appreciated.
We are also organising a conference banquet on Saturday night. This will probably cost about $50 for an excellent meal and, we hope, entertainment. More information on this to come.
       
Accommodation and Travel
                                                                
Below is a short list of hotels conveniently located near to University transit routes, where rooms will be offered at a discounted rate to conference attendees.
Best Western Plus Pembina, 1714 Pembina Highway
Discounted rate of $126 for standard suite with no extra charge for additional guests
Wifi, and free breakfast provided
Quality Inn and Suites 635 Pembina Highway
Discounted rate of $100 for Standard Suite
Wifi, indoor pool and free breakfast provided
These hotels will be hold rooms for the conference until August 28th, after which time you will still qualify for a reduced rate; however, rooms will be released for general use and may fill up.
We also recommend the historic Fort Garry Hotel, located in the downtown area near to rapid transit.
Fort Garry Hotel 222 Broadway
Please see our website for more information regarding your stay in Winnipeg, including local events and attractions as well as relevant bus routes for you.
Best Regards,
The Revolutions Conference Organizers