2010 Salzburg Global Fellowship Events
The Salzburg Global Seminar is excited to make its first announcement of events for its Fellows in 2010 and ask for feedback and suggestions from Fellows on the events as they are being planned. We hope that Fellows interested in the topics proposed will contribute to these programs by making suggestions about subtopics to be addressed under the main topics listed and also potential partners and speakers for these events.

We will continue to update this list with additional events as planning progresses. If you would like to submit a suggestion for a Fellowship event, please let us know! Though resources for planning such events are limited, the Seminar is happy to hear from you regarding ways in which we can bring together Fellows and supporters worldwide to continue seeking solutions to today's global challenges.

	Global Labor Migration and its Impact on Asia March 26-28, 2010 - Manila, Philippines This weekend seminar in Manila, Philippines will explore the consequences, positive and negative, that migration cause in Asia. Discussions and lectures will explore the historical development of migration trends, the social and economic impacts of migration, and also the policies and actions of governments, businesses, NGOs and international agencies in dealing with migration and its effects. More information can be found at www.SalzburgGlobal.org/go/Manila2010.
	Mobilizing Democracy to Tackle Climate Change April 19-20, 2010 - Goodenough College, London, United Kingdom Rapid, effective and fair action on climate change calls for radical innovation in democratic decision-making and in the mobilisation of citizens and organisations (public, private and non-governmental) to act differently. A partnership of the Salzburg Global Fellowship, the Dartington Hall Trust, Schumahcer College, and the Foundation for Democracy and Sustainable Development, and hosted by Goodenough College in London, the seminar will explore how, post the Copenhagen Climate Summit, this might be achieved and where tensions might lie. For more information, please visit http://www.SalzburgGlobal.org/go/London2010.
	Fellow Receptions & Lectures April 2010 - Southeast Asia, various locations Fellows are invited to attend one or more receptions and lectures being planned in a number of Southeast Asian cities in April 2010. Additional information will be sent to Fellows living in the region by email, but Fellows travelling in the region are also welcome to join in. Planned dates and locations include Bangkok, Thailand (April 2), Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (April 6); Singapore (April 21); and Hanoi, Viet Nam (April 29).
	42nd Annual SCUPAD Congress - Bringing Production Back to the City May 6-9, 2010 - Salzburg, Austria Held at Schloss Leopoldskron, this event is hosted annually by the Salzburg Congress on Urban Planning and Development. Additional information about this event, which will concentrate on the trends of change in urban industry and argriculture, can be found via SCUPAD's homepage: www.SCUPAD.org.
	The Do's and Don'ts of Intervention June 4-7, 2010 - Klingenthal, France What principles should govern the behaviour of external actors – military and civilian – deployed to help countries in conflict or post-conflict situations achieve peace and stability? The last two decades have seen the rise and fall of doctrines around liberal intervention, including suppositions about consequences for security, managing reconstruction, and exit. This event, hosted by the Goethe Foundation, will look to explore these and other questions and ask what lessons can be applied to a present case, Afghanistan. For more, please visit www.SalzburgGlobal.org/go/Klingenthal2010.
	American Studies Symposium - To Honor Emory Elliott: "American Literary History in a New Key" September 24-28, 2010 - Salzburg, Austria This event, held at the home of the Salzburg Global Seminar, Schloss Leopoldskron, will honor the memory of one of the dearest and most ardent supporters of American Studies at the Salzburg Global Seminar. An opportunity to consider where American literary history is now, a decade into the 21st century, and where the study of culture might be heading, more info can be found on the symposium's webpage.
	Enforcing the Laws of War: Modern day challenges to the Geneva Conventions September 28-October 1, 2010 - Salzburg, Austria This event, held at the home of the Salzburg Global Seminar, Schloss Leopoldskron, will explore the various challenges faced by the military, NGO, and legal communities worldwide in adhering to, enforcing, and interpreting international conventions on the conduct of war. How can each of these sectors serve and strengthen the others in their common goal of protecting civilians? And what role can each of these groups play as they interact with parties to conflict, whether these are State or non-State actors? For more information, please visit www.SalzburgGlobal.org/go/LawsOfWar.
	Building Cities Like Never Before: The Culture and Sustainability of Urbanization in China October 10-24, 2010 - China This study tour to various locations in China will explore the impact of rapid urbanization in the People's Republic and the precautions being implemented to handle this trend. Open to all Fellows, the tour plans to introduce China and its cities to travelling Fellows through a series of lectures, site visits, and meetings with local Fellows along the tour's route. For more information about this tour and how you can register to take part, please visit www.SalzburgGlobal.org/go/ChinaTour.
	2010-2011 Winter Festival: A New Year's Celebration December 28, 2010-January 3, 2011 - Salzburg, Austria The 2010-2011 Winter Festival will ring in the New Year in style! The program gives Salzburg Global Fellows and friends of the Seminar a wonderful winter holiday while also providing intellectual stimulus for those who want it - in the tradition of the Salzburg Global Seminar. A full program including prices is in planning and will be available soon but for more information including links to previous year's festivals, please visit www.SalzburgGlobal.org/go/WinterFest2010.