[Bilimsel Haber] Call For Papers: Graduate Conference "Change and Continuity in the Middle East" (British Society for Middle Eastern Studies & LSE)

[Sertaç Sehlikoglu]

Degerli Dostlar,

Asagidaki mesaji ilgilenebilecek meslektaslasiniza yonlendirebilirsiniz.

Iyi calismalar dileklerimle,

Sertaç Sehlikoglu (Karakas)
PhD Candidate, Social Anthropology
Cambridge University, BRISMES Grad Section Secretary
+44 (0) 7803172344 - +90 (0) 531 923 0906


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The Graduate Section of the British Society for Middle Eastern Studies and
the conference Co-Host, LSE Middle East Centre, invites you to participate
to its annual conference.****

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Change and Continuity in the Middle East****

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Rethinking West Asia, North Africa and the Gulf after 2011 ****

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Graduate Section of the British Society for Middle Eastern Studies ****

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Annual Conference****

11 of June 2012**

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The London School of Economics ****

and Political Science****

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London, United Kingdom****

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CONFERENCE CALL:****

The fact that 2011 has been a year of momentous importance for West Asia,
North Africa and the Gulf can hardly be disputed. For this reason,
the Graduate Section of BRISMES hereby extends an invitation to all young
researchers and PhD candidates to present research that addresses the
political, economic, social and cultural transitions taking place across
the region. We welcome submissions of papers and panel proposals from any
disciplinary field which reflects on these events and the resilience
displayed despite the pressure of mass uprisings, regime changes, and the
emergence of new conflicts. Will the Middle East become more democratic?
What is the role of political Islam? How do the events of 2011 influence
the conflicts in the region? Is the Middle East finding a new civil
conscience? How is the political economy of the region changing? To what
extent were the arts, social networking, civil society or collective memory
relevant factors of change in the region? What was the impact of foreign
policies towards Middle Eastern states? Is the discourse of "resistance"
outdated or is it a factor of change? Are human rights the new political
vocabulary of the Middle East? Is women's emancipation really happening in
the region?****

The BRISMES Graduate Section and its co-host, the LSE Middle
East Centre, look forward to welcoming you in London in June 2012 to
address these and many other questions in its annual conference: "Change
and Continuity in the Middle East: Rethinking West Asia, North Africa and
the Gulf after 2011".****

*For more information and to submit your paper or panel proposals go to*:
https://sites.google.com/site/brismesgs2012/ *From Turkey, please access
through* http://brismesgs.blogspot.com/

*Deadline for submissions: 13th of April 2012*

*Twitter* <https://twitter.com/#!/BrismesGS>**

*Facebook* <https://www.facebook.com/#!/groups/220646477962919/>* *

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