2nd Crisis and Critique Conference: Crises and Critics of the European Union
Institute for Social Sciences, Sakarya University
April 25-26, 2012
Sakarya, Turkey
The European Union (EU) is in many crises. The list is long enough to
include the most recent economic and financial debt crises, the
chronic problems of ‘European Social Model’, new dilemmas of liberty
vs. security, Turkey’s membership conundrum, the daunting rise of
extreme right and various forms of cultural crises such as the social
integration of faith-based or ethnic groups in Europe, the Cartoon
The International Metropolis Project is an international network of researchers, policy officials and NGOs sharing a common vision of enhancing migration and diversity policy by applying empirical social science research. Now the world's largest such network, it is perhaps best known for its major annual conferences, the next of which takes place in The Hague, 4 - 8 October 2010. Each conference attracts between 800 and 1000 delegates for high-level plenary sessions, a comprehensive study tour programme and more than 60 concurrent workshops.
CALL FOR PAPERS The Forty Years' Crisis: Refugees in Europe, 1919-1959
15-17 September 2010, Birkbeck College London (Deadline 1 February 2010)
Organisers: Dr Jessica Reinisch (Birkbeck) and Dr Matthew Frank (Leeds)
When the United Nations launched the first ever 'World Refugee Year' in June 1959, it came at the end of a tumultuous half century of military and diplomatic conflict and a succession of refugee crises originating in Europe. The publicity and events surrounding World Refugee Year were
We are delighted to announce second international conference on MIGRATIONS prepared by the Department of Sociology of Masaryk University alongside with other co-operating institutions. Our aim is to inspire and incite lively discussions with up-to date researchers, policy makers and various actors in migration events. The project is here to boost critical thinking about migrations in the contemporary world, and to examine and re-consider politics and practices rooted in the