LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT STUDIES  IN SUB-SAHARA AFRICA - Conference LMSSSA2010
      Cape Town, South Africa, 22- 24 November 2010, Southern Summer
Following the two successful conferences, 2006  in Zanzibar and 2008 in Accra, Ghana, LMSSSA2010 will take place in Cape Town, South Africa. LMSSSA is a voluntary association of researchers and practitioners interested in facilitation of development in Sub-Saharan Africa.

Planned venue: The Breakwater Lodge
http://www.breakwaterlodge.co.za/
PORTSWOOD ROAD, VICTORIA & ALFRED WATERFRONT
CAPE TOWN

Paper submissions* are open; early submission= early notification; ample time for any suggested revisions, contact lmsssa2010(at)yahoo.com.

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LMSSSA2006 website, click here.
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Selected papers from the 2006 conference
http://www.universityreaders.com/titles

*Papers will be selected for two streams, a COMPETITIVE STREAM and a DEVELOPING RESEARCH STREAM, the latter is research in progress, working papers, basically research at an incomplete stage of development that participants want to present that is focussed on the conference theme. Some may not have the time to produce a competitive paper, but still want to present their information for discussion.

Competitive papers that reviewers decide are not sufficiently well developed may be invited to present in the Developing Research stream.

Association of South African Travel Agents link, click here
In 1580, Francis Drake described the Cape as "A most stately thing and the fairest cape we saw in the whole circumference of the earth".
Papers must focus on management and/or leadership in Sub-Saharan African organisations, broadly defined. Papers should be in APA format with the exception that they should be single-spaced with tables and figures at the appropriate location in the body of the text of the paper (not at the end). As the publication of proceedings will be via a CD, there is no length restriction, within reason. Please number pages at bottom centre footer.
LMSSSA2008 website, click here
2008 book is planned to be available in 2010.
Tourist opportunities:

-An all day trip to the wineries in Stellenbosch
-Half day tip to Robbin island on Sunday( Nelson Mandela  was jailed there)  OR -half day trip up table mountain which is also very pretty.
-All can be back for the welcome cocktails at 6.30 Sunday evening.

Longer 4 day  trips after the conference could be from Thursday to Sunday :
-A trip up the west coast to Springbok
-A trip along the garden route to Port Elizabeth
-A trip to fly to Kruger National Park for game viewing (this could be somewhat expensive)

Yahoo! Travel Cape Town
Keynote Speakers:

Prem Ramburuth: China's Engagement in Africa: Benefits, Challenges, and Developments