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Metropolis Dispatches

May – June 2005
(Vol. 6 No. 3)

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CALLS FOR PAPERS/PROPOSALS

Gender and Places: a critical look at migration

Frontiers : a journal of women studies is calling for scholarly and creative works that use gender to understand migration. When people move, how are or were they constructing and reconstructing gender and how did gender shape and reshape migration? All materials must be submitted by September 2005. For submission information, see http://unp.unl.edu/journalinfo/17.html.

International Journal of Citizenship and Teacher Education

This new journal will begin publishing in July 2005. Enquiries should be directed to Ian Davies at id5@york.ac.uk

Religion and Theatre in Canada

A special issue of Theatre Research in Canada is being assembled on the theme of “Religion and Theatre in Canada.” Please send papers before July 31, 2005 to Moira Day (moiraday@duke.usask.ca) or Mary Ann Beavis (maryann.beavis@usask.ca).

Special Issue of IJMS on "Democracy and Power-sharing in Multi-National States"

In the many multi-national democracies around the world today, there is increasing evidence for a potential trade-off between democracy and power-sharing. Empirical research on this tension is needed to understand how and why public participation, whether in the form of popular mobilization, direct democracy, or deliberative democracy, threatens elite power-sharing arrangements in multi-national democracies. Research on new states and post-conflict societies is also needed, as these may well require a different combination of democracy and power-sharing than multi-national states with a more peaceful recent past and established boundaries. Finally, a normative reflection on the possibilities for democratic deepening in ethno-plural societies is needed. This would examine collective claims for recognition, while at the same time allowing for elements of direct democracy and deliberation.

 
CALLS FOR PAPERS/PROPOSALS

Papers addressing one of these three questions should be communicated to the guest-editor of the upcoming thematic issue. Papers dealing with non-Western regions or countries are particularly welcome. Submissions should be sent to Prof. Matthijs Bogaards at p.j.m.bogaards@iu-bremen.de.

Essays in Philosophy

A special issue on “Liberalism, Feminism and Multiculturalism” will be published in January 2006. The deadline for submissions is 15 October 2005. Additional information can be found at
http://www.humboldt.edu/
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