7TH CEU Conference in Social Sciences
���What Follows after the Crisis? Approaches to Global Transformations���
Central European University
May 27-29, 2011
http://ceuconf2011.wordpress.com/panels/
The 7th Conference in Social Sciences is structured on 10 different panels. We
encourage young faculty and graduate students to propose papers for the panels
that still have available seats. The chairs are in charge of the selection for
their panels and interested applicants should contact them directly. The
standard application procedure requires an abstract of the paper (max. 250
words) and a short CV (max. 3 pages). Early applications are encouraged as panel
chairs can decide to close the selection before the dead-line.
Dead-line for paper applications: March 1, 2011.
Panel 1: Representation in Comparative Perspective
Panel 2: Post-conflict democratization: What role for local actors?
Panel 3: (Neo-)Populism(s) in the Era of Crises
Panel 4: The Oscillant Paths of Extremist Parties in Post-Communist Europe
Panel 5: Before and after: The impact of the Lisbon Treaty on the policy-making
process and political dynamics of the EU
Panel 6: Challenges of the global financial crisis for migrant workers
Panel 7: Crisis and emergence: radicalization, institutionalization, and
generation of social movements
Panel 8: The Normative Significance of the Crisis
Panel 9: Crisis and Its Management in the Middle Ages and the Early Modern Times
Panel 10: Cross Border Management and Development in Eurasia: lessons learned
from the EU experience
Details are available at: http://ceuconf2011.wordpress.com/panels/
The Editorial Board
CEU Political Science Journal
www.ceu.hu/poliscijournal
Nador ut. 9, 1051 Budapest,
Hungary
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