REGIONS

PHILOSOPHY / THEORY			LITERATURE / LITERARY THEORY		FEMINIST THEORY
African and African Diasporic			African and African Diasporic		African and African Diasporic
Asian:	Central Asian¹
	East Asian²		East Asian		East Asian
	South Asian³		South Asian		South Asian
	South East Asian⁴
Australasian			Australasian		Australasian
Canadian			Canadian		Canadian
Caribbean			Caribbean		Caribbean
European:	Central European⁵		Central European
	Eastern European⁶:	Russian	Eastern European:	Russian
	Northern European (Scandinavian)⁷		Northern European (Scandinavian)
	Southern European⁸:	Greek	Greek
		Italian	Italian		Italian
		Spanish	Spanish		Spanish
	Western European⁹:
		French	French		French
		German	German		German
		UK (British) and Eire (Irish)	UK (British) and Eire (Irish)		UK (British) and Eire (Irish)
Latin American			Latin American		Latin American
Middle Eastern:		Arabic / Islamic	Arabic / Islamic
		Israeli / Jewish	Israeli / Jewish
USA (American):		African American	USA (American):	African American	USA (American):	African American
		Native American

CONFERENCES

Cultural Translation, Cardiff University, December 11, 2009

DEPARTMENTAL LISTS

Philosophy @ Large: Philosophy Departments
Philosophy in Cyberspace: Philosophy Organisations
Wong, Paul: Philosophy Departments Around the World

DEPARTMENTAL RANKINGS

American Philosophical Association: Statement on the Rankings of Philosophy Programmes
Heck, Richard: A Web Site Dedicated to Counteracting the Excessive Influence of Leiter's Philosophical Gourmet Report
Hoekema, David:
- Review of Bruce Wilshire's Fashionable Nihilism (an attack on Leiter)
- Hoekema's Response to Leiter's Response
Leiter, Brian:
- Philosophical Gourmet Report (controversial site ranking Philosophy departments, often accused of bias in favour of Analytic philosophy)
- Response to Hoekema's Review
Megill, Alan: Graduate Study in Intellectual History
Velleman, J. David: The Lighter Report (parody of Leiter's Philosophical Gourmet Report)

NOTES

1. Central Asia includes: Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan.

2. East Asia includes: China, Hong Kong, Japan, Mongolia, South Korea, and Taiwan.

3. South Asian is synonymous with the Indian Sub-Continent: Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka.

4. South East Asia includes: Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam.

5. Central Europe includes: Albania, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Hungary, Macedonia, Poland, Rumania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Yugoslavia.

6. Eastern Europe includeS: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Estonia, Georgia, Latvia, Lithuania, Moldova, Russia, Ukraine.

7. Northern Europe (Scandinavia) includes: Denmark, Iceland, Finland, Greenland, Norway, Sweden.

8. Southern Europe includes: Cyprus, Greece, Italy, Malta, Portugal, Spain.

9. Western Europe includes: Austria, Belgium, Eire, France, Germany, Leichtenstein, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Switzerland, UK: Scotland, Wales.

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