[Bilimsel Haber] CfP: European Association of Social Anthropology Workshop Call for Papers, Bristol-UK (September 18-21, 2006)

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European Association of Social Anthropology Workshop Call for Papers

Below please find a call for papers for a workshop on "Migration and =
Cultural Change in Europe" at the 9th EASA Biennial Conference - Europe =
and the World:     - September 2006 (Lunchtime, Monday September 18th - =
end of Thursday September 21st, 2006)

For further information on  the conference please refer to the following
website:  http://www.nomadit.co.uk/easa/easa06/index.htm

Please send your abstracts  to the workshop organizers:
Dr. Krystyna Romaniszyn, email:  usromani@cyf-kr.edu.pl
Dr. Anastasia Christou, email:  anchrist@hol.gr

We would be grateful if you could please forward the call to other =
colleagues and lists.

Very many thanks and best  wishes,
Anastasia Christou

The Workshop content

The focus of  the workshop will be on, broadly speaking, the cultural =
implications or  changes brought about by international migrations in =
the European receiving  and sending societies or regions. It rests on =
the following assumptions: that  international migrations amplify =
cultural diversity and trigger or accelerate  cultural change in =
societies involved. Within this general theme there is a  number of =
particular issues worth studying and discussing at the workshop, namely: =
the spatial changes caused by migration inflows (into the  receiving =
regions), and outflows (from the sending regions); the demographical =
changes that imply the developments of social roles (especially the =
traditional women social roles) and local communities, both in sending =
and receiving societies (regions); the structural change, i.e. the =
ethnic structure change in the receiving societies; and the developments =
in mental dimension, i.e. the change of collective identity vis-a-vis  =
the newcomers on one, and the hosts on the others hand, and the =
diffusion of ideas and beliefs (religious among others).

Along with the  presented issues papers are invited within the following =
areas: the  ethno-cultural mosaic and the distinct ethno-immigrant =
enclaves development  in result of immigrants' settlement; the local =
community change and the  (re)construction of landscapes as a result of =
the migratory inflows (into the  receiving regions), and outflows (from =
sending regions); the  (re)establishment of social roles, norms and =
statuses, and the development of  works, organization and consumption =
patterns due to the migratory  movements; the challenges to the =
collective identity of both the  indigenous population and the =
newcomers.

Suggested workshop-papers'  keywords:  cultural diffusion, the diffusion =
of ideas, cultural change,  the (re)construction of landscapes, the =
ethno-immigrant enclaves, the  collective identity developments, =
ethno-cultural  mosaic.
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<DIV align=3Djustify>European Association =
of Social=20
Anthropology Workshop Call for&nbsp;Papers Below please =
find a=20
call for papers for a workshop on "Migration&nbsp;and Cultural Change in =
Europe"=20
at the 9th EASA Biennial Conference - Europe&nbsp;and the World:=20
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; - September 2006 (Lunchtime, Monday =
September&nbsp;18th - end=20
of Thursday September 21st, 2006) </DIV>
<DIV align=3Djustify>For further information =
on&nbsp; the=20
conference please refer to the following website:&nbsp; <A=20
href=3D"http://www.nomadit.co.uk/easa/easa06/index.htm"><FONT=20
face=3DSylfaen>http://www.nomadit.co.uk/easa/easa06/index.htm</A><=
BR> <FONT=20
face=3DSylfaen>Please send your abstracts&nbsp; to the workshop =
organizers: Dr.=20
Krystyna Romaniszyn, email:&nbsp; <A=20
href=3D"mailto:usromani@cyf-kr.edu.pl"><FONT=20
face=3DSylfaen>usromani@cyf-kr.edu.pl</A> Dr.=20
Anastasia Christou, email:&nbsp; <A =
href=3D"mailto:anchrist@hol.gr"><FONT=20
face=3DSylfaen>anchrist@hol.gr</A> We =
would be=20
grateful if you could please forward the call&nbsp;to other colleagues =
and=20
lists. Very many thanks and best&nbsp; wishes, Anastasia=20
Christou The Workshop content The focus of&nbsp; the =
workshop will=20
be on, broadly speaking, the cultural implications or&nbsp; changes =
brought=20
about by international migrations in the European receiving&nbsp; and =
sending=20
societies or regions. It rests on the following assumptions: that&nbsp;=20
international migrations amplify cultural diversity and trigger or=20
accelerate&nbsp; cultural change in societies involved. Within this =
general=20
theme there is a&nbsp; number of particular issues worth studying and =
discussing=20
at the workshop,&nbsp;namely: the spatial changes caused by migration =
inflows=20
(into the&nbsp; receiving regions), and outflows (from the sending =
regions);=20
the&nbsp;demographical changes that imply the developments of social =
roles=20
(especially&nbsp;the traditional women social roles) and local =
communities, both=20
in&nbsp;sending and receiving societies (regions); the structural =
change, i.e.=20
the&nbsp;ethnic structure change in the receiving societies; and the=20
developments&nbsp;in mental dimension, i.e. the change of collective =
identity=20
vis-a-vis&nbsp; the newcomers on one, and the hosts on the others hand, =
and the=20
diffusion&nbsp;of ideas and beliefs (religious among =
others). Along with=20
the&nbsp; presented issues papers are invited within the following =
areas:=20
the&nbsp; ethno-cultural mosaic and the distinct ethno-immigrant =
enclaves=20
development&nbsp; in result of immigrants' settlement; the local =
community=20
change and the&nbsp; (re)construction of landscapes as a result of the =
migratory=20
inflows (into the&nbsp; receiving regions), and outflows (from sending =
regions);=20
the&nbsp; (re)establishment of social roles, norms and statuses, and the =

development of&nbsp; works, organization and consumption patterns due to =
the=20
migratory&nbsp; movements; the challenges to the collective identity of =
both=20
the&nbsp; indigenous population and the newcomers.<BR><BR>Suggested=20
workshop-papers'&nbsp; keywords:&nbsp; cultural diffusion, the diffusion =
of=20
ideas, cultural change,&nbsp; the (re)construction of landscapes, the=20
ethno-immigrant enclaves, the&nbsp; collective identity developments,=20
ethno-cultural&nbsp; mosaic.</FONT></DIV></BODY></HTML>

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