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Call for papers
International workshop
on Slavic and East European Studies:
New horizon of dialogues on relational and area studies
between junior and senior scholars
Date: 11-14 September, 2017
Venue: Szeged and Budapest, Hungary

Workshop Objectives
The world is rapidly changing, and various disasters and crises take place one after
another. Resilience is needed after the crises and disasters. How can we cope withthese difficult tasks? In order to think together on these questions globally, regionally,and locally, the International Workshop will be held to encourage junior scholarsexploring and debating on their research topics from wider perspectives, involving
internationally renowned senior scholars from the School for Slavonic and East
European Studies at University College of London, University of Szeged in Hungary andother East European academic institutions and universities in Japan.
Each junior participant is required to prepare a discussion paper for the workshop inadvance. Then, at the workshop individual evaluation and suggestions will be given byspecialists among the senior participants.
The organizing committee may classify the topics in the workshop as follows, thoughthese topics are not exclusive.
1.
Changing and constant elements of governance and economy
2.
Relationship between state and civil society
3.
Intellectual and spiritual dimensions of the changing life4.
Global and regional relations and migration
The program of the workshop will be:
10 September: Arrival in Szeged
11 September: Sessions at the regional center of the Hungarian Academy ofSciences
12 September: Sessions at the regional center of the Hungarian Academy ofSciences
13 September: Cultural expedition in the local environment
14 September: Move to Budapest for a half-day workshop
at the Cold War History Research Center at Corvinus
University of Budapest/Center for Social Sciences,Hungarian Academy of Sciences
The workshop is a free venue for intensive and trans-disciplinary dialogue between thejunior and senior participants. Discussions will take place all day and through thisintensive workshop attendees are anticipated to greatly improve their research skills,
and create a global human network.
The organizing committee calls on ambitious PhD students and Post Doc scholars toparticipate in the workshop.
Grant Frameworks
Call for
June 15, 2017
proposals
Deadline forsubmitting theJuly 31, 2017abstracts of thepapers
Qualification

PhD candidate or Post doctorial researcher
500 EURO

Grant amount(per person)

We expect the grant would cover your return trip to Szeged fromyour home town and your stay in Szeged. We reserve youraccommodation at the guest house of the Hungarian Academy ofSciences in Szeged for four nights from 10 to 14 September. A room
charge costs around 40 Euros/night. Besides, you will have lunch
and take part at a free excursion during the workshop.
You will have to buy your plane/train ticket and you will have tocover the cost of your accommodation on the spot, while you will
be reimbursed by the organizers after the conference.

Requirements

The abstract (3000-5000 characters) of the paper should besubmitted by July 31, 2017.
Full paper for discussion to be submitted by 20 August, 2017.
Participation in the Workshop in Szeged, 11-13 September, and in
Budapest, 14 September.
Paper presentation in Szeged during the workshop. The paper is fordiscussion, not necessarily for publication.

Grant selection Decision on the awarding of grants is made by the organizing
committee, based on the application documents.
We look forward to receiving your proposal.
Please, send your proposal with your CV by e-mail to the following address:

Professor Osamu Ieda, SRC, Hokkaido University, Japan,ieda.idea.ory@gmail.com, orDr. Melinda Kalmár, Senior Research Fellow
Department of Contemporary History, Szeged University, Hungary
kalmar.melinda59@gmail.com
The organizing committee of the International Workshop for Slavic and East
European Studies in Szeged, 2017:
Jan Kubik, Professor, Director, School of Slavonic and East European Studies,
University College of London, United Kingdom
Béla Tomka, Professor, Head, Department of Contemporary History, SzegedUniversity, Hungary
Osamu Ieda, Professor, Slavic-Eurasian Research Center, Hokkaido University, Japan