Photo Konrad K. Pollesch
Dragon designed by Dominika Jarosik
The 29th
Annual Alcohol Epidemiology Symposium will take place in Krakow, Poland, June
2-6, 2003.
The Symposium is co-sponsored by the Kettil Bruun Society, the International
Council on Alcohol and Addictions, The State Agency for the Prevention of
Alcohol Related Problems and The Marshal Office of The Malopolska Region.
The aim of this 29th Symposium is to have an in-depth look at the advances in alcohol research and raise further research issues and opportunities, taking into account experiences from around the world. The scope of the Symposium is broadly defined to include studies of determinants of drinking, practices, attitudes, and problems in the general as well as in the clinical populations, and the social and institutional responses to drinking-related problems. Research and action research reports will be welcome as much as theoretical papers. Participants from the whole range of social and health sciences are expected.
The Symposium will include discussions on submitted papers, prepared discussion sessions and topical workshops. The emphasis will be on discussions, papers are pre-circulated and then introduced by the author with a 10-minute presentation prior to discussion.
Pre-symposium workshops will be organized on Saturday, May 31st and Sunday, June 1st. Anyone interested in organizing a workshop is asked to send a proposal to the following e-mail address: kbs2003@ipin.edu.plSpecific information about the workshops will be available in the preliminary program.
As ten years ago, the symposium sessions and pre-symposium workshops will be held at the Collegium Medicum of the Jagiellonian University, located in the Krakow Old City, Sw. Anny str. 12.
Photo Konrad K. Pollesch
Dragon designed by Dominika Jarosik