CfP: Turkish-Serbian Relations, from the Ottoman Empire until 1939
Mar20

CfP: Turkish-Serbian Relations, from the Ottoman Empire until 1939

Deadlines May 30, 2023: Submission of proposals to editors June 6, 2023: Notification of accepted proposals September 5, 2023: Receipt of final papers for peer review September 26, 2023: Revised chapters re-submitted to editors Turkish-Serbian relations began at the end of the 13th century, when troops consisting of the Serbs joined the Byzantine troops in their conflict with the Turks. After the crossing of Ottoman  troops into the...

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CfP: Call for Coeditor, Journal of Romanian Studies
Feb28

CfP: Call for Coeditor, Journal of Romanian Studies

deadline 31st March 2023 The Journal of Romanian Studies is currently seeking a new Co-editor, to replace Svetlana Suveica, beginning in July 2023. The Co-editor will work with Jill Massino (Co-editor), Iuliu Raţiu (Book Review Editor) and Iemima Ploscariu (Editorial Assistant). This biannual peer-reviewed journal published by the Society for Romanian Studies in collaboration with Liverpool University Press examines critical issues in...

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CfP: THE BALKANS. SPACES, SOCIETIES, HISTORY
Feb02

CfP: THE BALKANS. SPACES, SOCIETIES, HISTORY

Deadline is extended until February 28th 2023...

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CfP: Le memorie della Shoah: forme narrative e discorsi culturali nell’Europa centro-orientale, sud-orientale ed orientale
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CfP: Le memorie della Shoah: forme narrative e discorsi culturali nell’Europa centro-orientale, sud-orientale ed orientale

11-12 maggio 2023 Padova-Venezia Call for Paper Deadline: 18 dicembre 2022 In un articolo del 2008, Omer Bartov individua due problemi negli studi sulla Shoah e l’Europa orientale. Il primo è la divisione in due blocchi e le dinamiche della Guerra fredda, che ha limitato l’accesso agli archivi e, per estensione, alle aree centro-, sud- ed orientale europee; il secondo sono le narrazioni politico-culturali di tipo socialista che ha...

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CfP: Post-Memories of Communism: Genealogy, Knowledge, and Significance in Southeast Europe
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CfP: Post-Memories of Communism: Genealogy, Knowledge, and Significance in Southeast Europe

Russia’s aggression against Ukraine has revitalized a re-exploration and rediscovery of the socialist past among the youngest generations. The current turmoil in Eastern Europe has taken its toll on the Southeast European societies, showing how specific legacies play a significant role in the political landscape. Memories of socialism are currently being re-discussed, shedding light on new nuances and distinctions of historical...

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CfP: Populism and Illiberalism in East, Central and Southeast Europe
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CfP: Populism and Illiberalism in East, Central and Southeast Europe

2022 Annual Conference of the Irish Association for Russian, Central and East European Studies 15-17 September 2022, Maynooth, National University of Ireland Maynooth Writing about what defines illiberal democracy, A. Applebaum (2021) observes “illiberal oneparty state is not a philosophy. It is a mechanism for holding power, and it functions happily alongside many ideologies. It works because it clearly defines who gets to be the...

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