中 国 俄 罗 斯 东 欧 中 亚 学 会
Chinese Association For Russian，EastEuropean & Central Asian Studies .
3, Zhang Zi Zhong Lu
Beijing 100007, P.R.China
Tel: 8610 – 64014006
Fax: 8610 – 64014008

Call for Papers
Third East Asian Conference of Slavic-Eurasian Studies 2011

The Chinese Association for Russian, East European and Central Asian Studies(CAREECAS), the Japanese Council for Russian and East European Studies (JCREEC),
and the Korean Association of Slavic Studies (KASS) hereby announce that the Third East
Asian Conference of Slavic-Eurasian Studies on Russia and Eurasia in Post-Financial
Crisis Era will be held in Beijing, China, on August 27 and 28, 2011. CAREECAS serves
the host organization this year. The location of this conference is Institute of Russian, EastEuropean and Central Asian Studies of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (Beijing,China). Our conference has been recognized as a regional conference of the International
Council for Central and East European Studies (ICCEES).
You are invited to attend the Conference. The Organizing Committee will send all scholars
included in the program an official letter of invitation for visa procedure. CAEERCAS
requires that members of above mentioned associations and other interested scholars
submit proposals for panels and papers. Note that the deadline for proposals for panels
and papers is 18 June 2011. Scholars from other parts of Asia, Europe and North America
are welcome. The size of this year’s conference amounts to 120 participants, including 20scholars for Japanese side, 20 scholars for Korean side and 20 scholars for othercountries.

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Guidelines for Proposals
I General Principle
1. All proposals of panels/papers have to be scholarly in nature, and have to beapproved by the Organizing Committee of the 2011 Convention, consisted of thethree participating Associations, i.e. the CAEERCAS, the JCREEC, and the KASS.
Approved proposals will only be included in the program of the 2011 Convention.
2. The official languages of the 2011 Convention are English and Russian.
Interpreting service will not be available except for the open and closing
ceremonies. Panel proposals and papers should be written in one of theselanguages.
3. However, the language of the administration is English. All the correspondence,proposals, and abstracts have to be in English.
4. Panels/papers will be categorized into four, i.e. Political Science (inclusive ofDomestic and International politics), History, Economics and Culture & Linguistics.
5. The allocated time for a panel will normally be 2 hours in maximum, and 20
minutes for a presentation of paper.
6. Paper-givers are expected to submit their full paper including abstracts in duecourse.

II Proposals for Panels
1. Should identify the category of the panel, e.g. Political Science (inclusive ofDomestic and International politics), History, Economics and Culture & Linguistics.
2. Should normally be consisted of a chair-person, up to four paper-givers, and at
least two discussants.
3. Should be represented by one of panelist as an organizer of the panel who isexpected to conduct all the necessary communications between the panelists andthe Organizing Committee of the 2011 Convention, except personalized needs ofparticipants such as hotel reservation etc.
4. Must be international in their composition. Panels comprised of participants from asingle country will not normally be accepted.

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5. Should include the title of the panel; name, rank/position, and academic affiliationof the panelists (i.e. a chairperson, paper-givers, a discussant), the titles of papers
though provisional they may be at this stage of proposal, and contact details of all
the panel participants (postal addresses of affiliated institutions including zip code,
phone & fax numbers in full with national code, local code, and extension if any,and email addresses).
6. Should include 300-400 word abstracts of the panel, and papers respectively.
7. Have to be submitted only after the panel organizer’s obtaining the consent of all
the panel participants.

III Proposals for Individual Papers
1. Should identify the category of the panel, e.g. Political Science (inclusive ofDomestic and International politics), History, Economics and Culture & Linguistics.
2. Should include the title of the panel; name, rank/position, and academic affiliation,
the titles of presentations though provisional they may be at this stage of proposal,and contact details (postal address of affiliated institution including zip code,
phone & Fax numbers in full with national code, local code, and extension if any,and email address).
3. Should include a 300-400 word abstract of the paper.

IV Procedures for Proposals1. Proposals have to be submitted electronically, and should be directed tocaeercas2011@gmail.com. Only electronically submitted proposals will beaccepted.
2. The deadline for proposals for panels and papers is 18 June 2011. The Organizing
Committee will finalize the program as early as possible.
3. All proposals have to be in English.

The Organizing Committee
The Chinese Association for Russian, East European, and Central AsianStudies (CAEERCAS)
Tel: 86-10-6403-9097
Fax: 86-10-6401-4008
Email: caeercas2011@gmail.com

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF RECEIPT
Name in FullGender□malefemale□

Passport No.
Academic Affiliation

Contact
Tel:
Fax:
Email:Panel
1. Political Science□(inclusive of Domestic and International politics)
2. History□

3. Economics□

4. Culture & Linguistics□

Title of Proposal

This is a preliminary form of registration. Official Invitations will be delivered later. The
number of participants amounts to 120, including 20 scholars for Japanese side, 20scholars for Korean side and 20 scholars for other countries.
Note that international travel fare is at your own expense though accommodation ofhotel and meals for August 26, 27 and 28 is provided by the organizing association.

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