Call for Submissions: BASEES 2014 Conference The conference will take place 5-7 April 2014 and will be based at Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge. Panels, roundtables and papers are welcome in the areas of Politics; History; Sociology and Geography; Film and Media, Languages and Linguistics; Literatures and Cultures; Economics. The conference especially welcomes participation by postgraduate research students and by young scholars. To propose a panel or a paper you will need to fill in a proposal form. There are separate forms for panels/roundtables and individual papers: You should download the appropriate form and fill it in electronically, and email it as an attachment to both the appropriate subject stream email (see below) AND to the conference email address: info@basees2014.org Postgraduate members of BASEES who present papers are eligible to apply for financial support towards their conference costs. Please download and complete this form and email it as an attachment to both the subject stream of your panel or paper (see list below) AND to the Conference email address: info@basees2014.org Proposals should be submitted to the appropriate subject group: The deadline for panel/roundtable proposals is 1 October 2013. The deadline for individual paper proposals is 16 September 2013. General enquiries about the conference are welcome at info@basees2014.org **Poster Submission Request: The congress also welcomes proposals for postgraduate posters. The poster will be displayed throughout the conference. Please fill in the proposal form (available here) and email it as an attachment to the conference email address info@basees2014.org AND the Dr Matthias Neumann m.neumann@uea.ac.uk by 1 December 2013. Call for Submissions: 13th International Postgraduate Conference on Central & Eastern EuropeGenerational divides with regard to rules and traditions are a recurring theme in the past and present of Central and Eastern Europe. The region has been subject to great turmoil and has undergone a multitude of changes and transformations over time. While some traditions have survived, others have been overhauled. Rules have been broken or adapted; yet each generation has also attempted to make their own rules and created new traditions. These phenomena can be observed and analysed from a variety of perspectives: historical, cultural, political, economic, social, and beyond. [The hosts] look forward to submissions that are cross-cultural, cross-national, and multi-disciplinary. Topics can include but are not limited to the following areas: • national identity and nation building; • a clash of urban and rural ways of life; • insiders and outsiders; • economic or political reform; • religiosity and secularism;
• modernisation. [The hosts] are particularly interested in papers addressing the conference theme but also welcome other research dealing with the countries of Central and Eastern Europe, South-East Europe and the former Soviet Union. We also encourage submissions that place these countries into an inter-regional comparative context. The conference invites applications from postgraduate students and early career researchers from the Social Sciences and Humanities. Abstracts of up to 300 words and a CV with full contact information should be sent to postgradconference2014@gmail.com. The language of the conference is English. A selection of papers will appear in a separate conference publication. [The hosts] expect that there will be a limited number of bursaries available for travel expenses.
Deadline for submissions: 16 August 2013 The conference takes place 19-21 February 2014. For more information, please click here. Call for Submissions: SRS Graduate Student Essay PrizeCall for Submissions: Remembrance and Solidarity Studies in 20th Century European History [They] invite experienced and young scholars to submit articles, books reviews or conference reports, which will be an attempt to assess the legacy of 1989.
The deadline for proposals is July 1st 2013.
The deadline for full papers is October 1st.
Articles will be accepted in English or in the language native to the author.
For queries, suggestions of articles as well as sending your work please contact the editorial secretary at studies@enrs.eu.
For the original Call for Articles, please click here.
For information regarding the style and formatting of your article, please consult [their] website.
Graduate Student Call for Nominations: The Association For Women in Slavic Studies (AWSS)The grant can be used to support expenses related to completion of a dissertation, as well as travel, services, and/or materials. The award carries a cash prize of $1,000.
Requirements:
Nominations and self-nominations are welcome. In addition to two letters of recommendation, please send a CV, a letter of application in which you outline how the money will be used, why it is necessary for progress on the project and, if appropriate, a list of archives and/or libraries or other research resources that you plan to use.
Send submissions to the committee chairperson, Nicole Monnier (recommenders may send their letters as emails OR as email attachments) at monniern@missouri.edu.
The deadline for completed submissions is September 1st, 2013.
PLEASE NOTE: The AWSS Graduate Research Prize is only awarded every other year.
Call for Submissions: International ConferenceThe deadline for paper proposals is September 10, 2013.
The conference will take place November 15-16, 2013.
For details, including the official Call for Papers and the proposal form, please go to the bottom of this page for the files.
Call for Submissions: Second Biennial SRS Book PrizeSRS seeks nominations and self-nominations for the biennial book award until June 1, 2013.
Call for Submissions deadline has passed.
Industrial Relations in Europe (IREC) Conference - September 2013
Labour relations still in crisis: bargaining, politics, institutions, and labour relations in Europe.
IREC 2013 welcomes theoretical and empirical paper proposals that offer analyses of the stances of social actors concerning the economic decisions in the EU, the interaction at the national level, between unions, firms, government and political parties, as well as on the various models of European tackling of mobility and flexibility of labour markets, the relations between union and employers membership, leadership, the values attitudes and interests of individuals, last but not least, the analysis of East Central European models of labour relations and capitalist development. Comparative perspectives and case studies, multilevel analysis of labour relations (structural, institutional and individual levels) in Europe, are encouraged.
Organized by SNSPA (Bucharest National School of Political Studies), Department of Political Science, in collaboration with the Median Research Centre-MRC, Bucharest.
Call for papers deadline has passed.
Place and date: Bucharest, 12-14 September 2013.
Further information is available on the conference webpage. Download the SRS newsletter for even more news and announcements!
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