[Bilimsel Haber] Call for papers: Migration and Citizenship 1500-2000

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Call for papers: Migration and Citizenship 1500-2000

Date of Conference: October 19, 2006

The History Department of the University of Texas at Arlington (UTA) and =
the Transatlantic History Student Organization (THSO) are sponsoring the =
Seventh Annual Graduate Student Symposium on Transatlantic History. =
Since 1999, this symposium has proved to be a venue for the discussion =
of
comparative and transnational/transcultural character of the =
interrelations and interactions between peoples of the Atlantic World.

 Since North and South America have been populated by migrants from =
Europe, Africa and Asia, millions of people have relocated to this =
=B3New World.=B2 These migrants, arriving voluntarily or involuntarily =
on the new continent, brought with them their cultures, customs, and =
languages. Throughout the past these new citizens contributed to a =
distinctive merging of societies in North and South America. We invite =
papers that deal with the multitude of social, cultural, linguistic, =
economic, and political aspects of migration while incorporating =
definitions of citizenship. Students are encouraged to use a broad and =
imaginative interpretation of this topic.

Graduate students from history and other disciplines are invited to =
submit a 300-word abstract and abbreviated curriculum vitae by May 31, =
2006. Authors of papers accepted for a 20-minute presentation will be =
notified by June 30, 2006. Selected participants will be awarded a small =
travel stipend
to help offset expenses. Please e-mail your abstract to: Paul Rutschmann =
at prutsch@uta.edu and Dr. Thomas Adam at adam@uta.edu.

Note: Be sure to include your e-mail and regular mailing address to =
ensure that you can be reached during the summer of 2006.

Paul Rutschmann=20
President of Transatlantic History Student Organization
University of Texas at Arlington
University Hall, room nr. 318
Tel: 817 845 6498
Email: prutsch@uta.edu

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Citizenship 1500-2000 Date of Conference: October 19,=20
2006 The History Department of the University of Texas at =
Arlington (UTA)=20
and the Transatlantic History Student Organization (THSO) are sponsoring =
the=20
Seventh Annual Graduate Student Symposium on Transatlantic History. =
Since 1999,=20
this symposium has proved to be a venue for the discussion =
of comparative and=20
transnational/transcultural character of the interrelations and =
interactions=20
between peoples of the Atlantic World. &nbsp;Since North and =
South=20
America have been populated by migrants from Europe, Africa and Asia, =
millions=20
of people have relocated to this =B3New World.=B2 These migrants, =
arriving=20
voluntarily or involuntarily on the new continent, brought with them =
their=20
cultures, customs, and languages. Throughout the past these new citizens =

contributed to a distinctive merging of societies in North and South =
America. We=20
invite papers that deal with the multitude of social, cultural, =
linguistic,=20
economic, and political aspects of migration while incorporating =
definitions of=20
citizenship. Students are encouraged to use a broad and imaginative=20
interpretation of this topic. Graduate students from history and =
other=20
disciplines are invited to submit a 300-word abstract and abbreviated =
curriculum=20
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presentation=20
will be notified by June 30, 2006. Selected participants will be awarded =
a small=20
travel stipend to help offset expenses. Please e-mail your abstract =
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Arlington University Hall, room nr. 318 Tel: 817 845 =
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