[Bilimsel Haber] CFP: 2nd International Conference on Men and Masculinities: Transnational Masculinities and Relationalities

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2nd International Conference on Men and Masculinities

Transnational Masculinities and Relationalities

8-10 September 2016, İzmir Turkey

http://www.icsmizmir2016.org

Initiative for Critical Studies of Masculinities cordially invites
proposals for the 2nd International Conference on Men and Masculinities to
take place between 8th and 10th of September in İzmir, Turkey. The
conference aims to discuss how different transnational processes and
dynamics affect as well as transform theories, experiences, discussions,
discourses and activism related to men and masculinities.

Transnational policies, movements and practices have increasing relevance
on the (re)structuring of the world, construction of identities and the
related experiences. Transnational processes draw legitimacy from the
previously established gender relations, whilst generating new
transnational and local gender hierarchies. This causes some men to gain
new individual and/or collective privileges and others to be disadvantaged
in certain ways. We invite researchers to discuss how masculinities have
been (re)constructed in the broader context of transnationalism,
neoliberalism and post-colonialism as well as how men have been shaping
such processes. We also aim to put under scrutiny the ways in which
transnational processes affect the production of knowledge and theoretical
discussions related to masculinities.

In order to contribute to these debates and offer new perspectives,
researchers from social sciences, humanities, and liberal arts are invited
to send proposals to discuss topics including, but

·Influences of hierarchical divisions along national/transnational,
local/global, Global North/South on men’s experiences and conceptions of
masculinities.

·The part masculinity plays in the ongoing wars, ethnic and religious
conflicts, local resistance movements, and our collective visions for the
future.

·Militarization, military expenditures, peacekeeping operations of
transnational organizations, and peace activism

·Sexualities, bodies, desire, pornography

·Intimacy, emotions, affects, subjectivities

·Neoliberal economic policies, structures of employment, sexual division of
labour

·Sexual identities, ambiguity and fluidity in and queering of
masculinities, performativity

·Influences of feminist and LGBTI movements on masculinity studies and
their affinities

·Uses and usefulness of the current notions of masculinities in the
struggle against sexism and heterosexism

·Masculinity studies and the hierarchies within the academia and the
knowledge production processes

Confirmed keynote speakers include Raewyn Connell (video-conference), Jeff
Hearn (opening speech) and Gül Özyeğin.

The symposium will be held in English and Turkish.

Applications are invited for paper submissions, panel organizations,
workshops, posters, film screenings, and photo exhibitions.

Graduate students are invited to sign in for the graduate forum in which
they will have an opportunity to discuss their work-in-progress in an
informal setting.



*Important Dates and Information*

03 April 2016 → Abstract submission

29 May→ Notification of acceptance

11 August → Final program

8-9-10 September 2016 → Symposium



Abstracts should not exceed 300 words, and panel proposals should be
limited to 600 words.

Please send your submissions along with a brief biographical note
(maximum100 words) to *icsmsymposium[et]gmail.com <http://gmail.com>*

Symposium is free of charge for the audience.

For the participants, the symposium fee is 70 € (graduate student fee is 40
€). We offer waivers for the registration fee for five graduate students
among those who enclose a fee waiver application in their submission.
Waivers will be granted based on need and merit.

Please contact the symposium organisation committee at
*icsmsymposium[et]gmail.com
<http://gmail.com>* for your queries

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