Deadline: 28 February 2015
Open to: PhD students and scholars
Venue: Zagreb, Croatia, 29- 30 June 2015
Description
The bEUcitizen Coordination Team and the Center for the Study of Ethnicity, Citizenship and Migration (CEDIM), Faculty of Political Science – Zagreb University are pleased to announce the bEUcitizen 2015 Mid-Term Conference on the theme: “Being a citizen in Europe” to be hosted in Zagreb (Croatia), 29- 30 June 2015.
The Conference is divided into four thematic streams, addressing different aspects of European citizenship, its historical development, the rights that European citizens have within the present-day European Union and the multiple legal, practical and other barriers they still face in exercising these rights, depending on their capacity and their status. They welcome scholarly papers on the themes addressed below:
EU Citizenship – towards new forms of bounded or unbounded citizenship?
EU Citizenship rights in law and practice – comparative perspectives
The Europe Union’s political citizens: rights, practices, challenges and alternative models of participation
Linguistic Diversity as Hindrance to the realization of European citizenship rights?
Eligibility
The conference is open to both participants in the bEUcitizen research project and external scholars. They are particularly looking for disciplinary analyses and critical assessments from scholarly disciplines such as history, sociology, political science, law, philosophy and economics, as well as for interdisciplinary papers, combining two or more of the aforementioned disciplines.
Costs
The 10 best submissions based on abstracts of PhD students will receive a reimbursement of maximum 500€ for travel costs and hotel fees. PhD students who want to apply for this bursary need to indicate this in the form when submitting their abstract.
Application
Abstracts, which should be no longer than 500 words, need to be submitted by February 28th, 2015, and must be sent via the online form available from January on the Conference website.
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