Poner el cuerpo en Latinx América
May 23 – 26, 2025 • San Francisco, United States
The types of sessions are: panels, workshops, and roundtables.
A panel must have at least three paper presenters, a chair, and an organizer. The role of discussant is optional, but must also be submitted at the time of the proposal if desired. Individuals interested in organizing a panel can do so by contacting colleagues in their area of interest.
The deadline to submit proposals is September 9, 2024, 17:00 hours EDT.
In order to present a session proposal, the title of the session and a general abstract for the session must be submitted. In panels, the title of each paper presentation including an individual abstract for every paper within the panel should be submitted. Complete contact information for each participant in a session is also required.
You should propose a panel if the participants will be presenting papers.
On the other hand, workshops and roundtables are organized as a way to exchange information among several individuals. If the participants are not going to present papers, then a workshop or roundtable is the appropriate type of session.
To read more about each session click the following link:
LASA does not have a preference. The difference between them is that workshops and roundtables do not include presentations of papers but instead provide an opportunity for the exchange of information or to address a theme, whereas panels are meant to include formal presentations of papers.
More information on the selection process can be found in the following link.
Please include the new participant in your panel proposal submission and ask him/her to send us an email to lasa@lasaweb.org indicating that we should disregard his/her earlier individual submission. Alternatively, he/she can go back into the system and delete his/her proposal.
The length of workshops, roundtables, and panels is identical - 90 minutes. They are scheduled intermittently throughout the Congress.