Call for Papers for the CCEW Symposium 2024

13 May 2024

We are pleased to announce the third part of the event series organized and hosted by the Center for Crisis Early Warning (CCEW):

 

The CCEW Symposium 2024

on the topic

Predictive Synergies: Crisis Early Warning & Foresight

 

The event will take place from September 19 to 20, and we warmly invite you to attend.

This year's event will feature panel discussions on day 1 and three parallel interactive sessions on day 2. Day 2 will blend live coding with qualitative assessments, letting participants apply their methods and techniques to predefined scenarios.

The CCEW Symposium provides a platform for speakers from academia and practice to present research findings and practical insights into the challenges and opportunities of early warning for crises. Additionally, it offers the opportunity to exchange ideas and discuss the latest developments in crisis early warning and explore what the future holds for this critical field.

 

For further information and the Call for Papers, please click here: CCEW Symposium 2024

Submissions for the Call for Papers are accepted by Monday, June 30.

 

To participate (with or without abstract), please register by Monday, September 02 here: Registration

Please note that a conference fee is due upon registration.

 

We are looking forward to welcoming you in September at the Center for Crisis Early Warning.

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