新作坊 Humanity Innovation and Social Practice

【徵稿啟事】 2021年 第三屆新實踐暨臺日大學地方連結與社會實踐聯盟國際研討會

 2021年 第三屆新實踐暨臺日大學地方連結與社會實踐聯盟國際研討會

2021 International Conference of New Praxis and Taiwan-Japan Alliance of Local Revitalization and Social Practice

社會實踐與高教體系：潛力與韌性

Social Practice and Higher Education System: Potential and Resilience

一、徵稿主題說明

社會實踐期待重新檢視大學與地方的關係。大學坐落在地方社會，共同面對學術界的全球競爭、跨國金流的流動、組織的新自由主義化、政策走向的影響，也共同面對著逐年變化的人口結構、地方產業與公民團體的消長、以及突然乍到的天災與人禍。大學與地方社會緊密相依，並在不同的情境與背景下，彼此承擔不同的角色與責任，在社會實踐的過程中，我們不斷反思這層交織複雜的關係，嘗試解析這些過往的脈絡紋理，同時展望未來的前行方向。因此本研討會期待的討論包括幾種面向：大學作為行動者；實踐行動與地方議題梳理；以及教學實踐與研究實踐的團隊運作與策略。我們也誠摯邀請從實務面、理論面以及經驗反思面的觀點論述，共同交流。

高等教育體系或許乍看卓然獨立，然實際上它仍紮根於在地。空間上相依的實質影響，在疫情期間更為明確；知識上相互扶持的關係，在病毒橫掃的當下如何與社會共同構思未來的生活樣態，更是各領域必然投入心力的課題。重新思考大學與地方關係的趨勢是全球性的，而臺灣與日本兩國在此議題上多有相互參照之處。兩國政府在面對議題，皆以政府之力，系統性地導入資源來推動社會創新與地域創生；以大學為基地，鼓勵與地方社會長期互惠的交流，並藉此厚植地方解決議題之能力。大學團隊作為重要行動者，如何將原本背負的學術研究、人才孕育和社會貢獻等責任，落實到與地方社群共同面對地方議題的過程中；同時，亦須促成跨領域專業者共同解決問題的機制，並將經驗成果反饋到專業領域之中。這些過程都是實踐型研究重要的資產。本研討會也期待參與者能從跨領域、跨國界的分析觀點，聚焦於行動與研究之間的關係、以及可能的解決之道。

Introduction

The theme of this year is “Social Practice and Higher Education System: Potential and Resilience”. We would like to invite all participants to revisit the relationship between the universities and local communities by social practices. Universities locate in different areas and shall embed in local society and face local challenges derived from global competition of higher education, the effects of neoliberalism on our economy, public policies, and civil society, etc. Moreover, we also face long-term social issues such as changing demography, ebb and flow of local-industries and civic groups, as well as unpredictable disasters. Universities and local communities are nearby and inseparable to face local challenges while playing different roles in responding to them. By university-community partnership research, we have chance to reorganize and redefine local assets and knowledge and provide them with new meanings or actions corresponding to the current need. Thus, this conference looks forward to discussions including universities as social practitioners; action research; local challenges and responses; teaching practice research; and the team-building and the know-how of cross-disciplinary or cross-community collaboration. We welcome papers based on empirical, theoretical, and critical works from interdisciplinary fields.

Higher education systems are, indeed, deeply rooted in local communities. This interdependence becomes apparent especially during the spread of pandemic. Confronted by the limited resources and time to react to unpredictable crisis, the collective wisdom and the resilience of problem-solving from the bottom-up becomes crucial and necessary. This provides an opportunity for universities and local communities to rethink and redefine their roles in building the resilience of local society and a sustainable life.

Building university-community partnership in responding social problems or unpredictable crisis is a global trend, within which Taiwan and Japan share some similarities. Among them, both governments play a crucial role in encouraging university-community partnership research and social praxis with a vision to cultivate local civil society with resilience to face long-term social problems. Becoming a key agency in local civil society, universities have to transform their original obligation (including academic research, human resource development, and social contributions) into forms that are open to the local communities to participate in and, simultaneously, they have to strengthen the collaborative mechanisms among different disciplines and diverse communities in order to find workable solutions. This is a process-oriented rather than goal-oriented project. Many practitioners learn by trial and error and these experiences are important for people who want to do similar things or have similar concerns. The academic community also needs to think how to translate local or practical knowledge into professional knowledge and how to translate professional knowledge into local understanding. Local contexts do matter but we also believe that there are some shared concerns in building local resilience and sustainable life, which is comparable and can learn from each other. Thus, we also welcome papers from comparative perspectives to provide cross-national or interdisciplinary viewpoints.

二、常規徵稿主題

(一)社群治理：例如社會連結、參與式治理等

(二)社會經濟：例如共享經濟、團結經濟、友善農業等

(三)民主參與：例如參與式設計、公民參與等

(四)在地老化：例如青銀共居、長期照顧等

(五)地域活化：例如都市再生、過渡社區、環境永續等

(六)文化實踐：例如原住民議題、在地社群等

(七)跨國比較：行動研究、教學研究、大學社會責任等

(八)方法論反思：大學社會參與、田野調查、參與式觀察等

(九)地方創生政策研析

(十)設計與生活

(十一)其他

REGULAR SECTIONS

1. community governance: social engagement, participatory governance, etc.

2. social economy: sharing economy, solidarity economy, eco-friendly agriculture, etc.

3. democracy: participatory design, public participation, etc.

4. aging in place: intergenerational housing, long-term care systems, etc.

5. regional rehabilitation: urban renewal, transitional communities, environmental sustainability, etc.

6. cultural practices: issues on indigenous and local communities, etc.

7. international comparison: action research, teaching-as-research, university social responsibility, etc.

8. methodology: university social engagement, field research, participatory observation, etc.

9. policy analysis on regional revitalization

10. design and everyday life.

11. others.

三、會議資訊

時間：2021年9月2日（四）

地點：臺灣．臺北

指導單位：科技部人文及社會科學研究發展司

主辦單位：HISP人文創新與社會實踐計畫辦公室

CONFERENCE INFORMATION

Date: Sep 2nd, 2021.

Venue: Taipei, Taiwan.

Adviser (Sponsor): Department of Humanities and Social Sciences, Ministry of Science and Technology

Organizer: the HISP office

四、徵稿說明：包含論文投稿、海報、自組論壇三種方式。

徵稿截止日期：2021年7月1日

SUBMISSION DETAILS: There are three submission types.

SUBMISSION DEADLINE: July 1^st, 2021

(一)摘要投稿

摘要投稿請隨信附上摘要（中、日、英文皆可），篇幅以400-500字左右為宜，最多500字為限，內容須包含研究現象、方法和發現，並與填妥之「摘要投稿報名表」一併寄至大會信箱。大會籌備辦公室收到後將給予確認回函。

全文繳交時須包含完整內容（標題、摘要、三個關鍵字、作者全名、所屬機關、電子郵件以及職位），全文長約6,000到15,000字以內（不含參考文獻、附錄）為原則。

※請於8月10日前繳交全文。

Abstract submission

The abstract can be Chinese, Japanese or English and should be around 400-500 (max. 500 words) in length, including “research question,” “methods,” and “findings.” Please submit your abstract by email with attached file. When received, you will get a confirmation email. See submission form.

For full paper submission, it must include full details (the title, abstract, three keywords, first name, last name, affiliation, email, and position). Papers should be around 6,000-15,000 words in length while figures, tables and references are not included.

※Please provide full paper before August 10^th.

  (二)海報投稿 

這次會議提供英文海報的投稿，請在投稿摘要中註明 1)論文標題；2)作者姓名、共同作者以及每位作者的連絡資訊；3)簡短摘要。海報內容應包含研究問題、方法、研究成果和結論。請填妥「摘要投稿報名表」寄至大會信箱。大會籌備辦公室收到後將給予確認回函。會場將提供海報展示架，海報請勿超過85cm*150cm（寬*高）。

Poster

You may submit English abstracts for a poster session. All poster submissions should include: 1) the title 2) the names, affiliations, and contact information of authors, and 3) a brief abstract. Posters should include research question (research topic), methods, results, and conclusions. Poster boards are provided. The poster should not exceed 85cm*150cm (width*height). Please submit your abstract by email with attached file. When received, you will get a confirmation email. See submission form.

(三) 自組論壇

自行籌組三或四人，並由論壇組織者以500字左右的篇幅說明主題以及介紹各發表者的主題和摘要，並填妥「自組論壇投稿報名表」後一併寄至大會籌備小組信箱。大會籌備辦公室收到後將給予確認回函。

Self-Organized Panel

The self-organized panel is welcome. Please fill up the submission form and describe the title and brief introduction of the panel (max. 500 words) and please also provide presenters’ (no more than 4 people) topics and abstracts. Please send the self-organized panel submission form together to the HISP office. When received, you will get a confirmation email.

五、注意事項

1. 一律採線上投稿，請將論文摘要寄至：hisp.newpraxis@gmail.com。

2. 本次會議手冊會包含發表者之論文摘要；投稿視同同意摘要的紙本印製和公開。全文僅限評論人與該場主持人閱覽。

NOTES

1. Submission: please send your abstracts by email to hisp.newpraxis@gmail.com.

2. A program book will include presenters’ abstracts. The submission of your abstract will be regarded as your agreement to print it out and share with all participants. However, the full-paper will be only available for your discussant and the panel chair.