Presentations are welcome from fields such as politics, philosophy, anthropology, religions and theology, geography, sociology, psychology, literature, history, classics, translation studies, visual and screen studies, and the performing arts.

Possible themes include: diaspora, refugees, asylees, migration, internally displaced persons otherness, tolerance, hospitality, hybridity boundaries and nationhood family, community, association, security language, culture, identity, citizenship

Abstracts of 250 words are invited for presentations of 20 minutes. Participants not wishing to present are also welcome.

Abstracts must be submitted on our abstract form by 15 June 2007.