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Transnational Doctoral Research & Training Programme 2013
| Location: | Switzerland |
| Workshop Date: | 2013-03-20 (Archive) |
| Date Submitted: |
2013-02-22 |
| Announcement ID: |
201663 |
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The Network of Transnational Doctoral Research is dedicated to the provision of adequate structures and platforms for the mentoring and exchange of views among early‐career scholars.The 2013 programme will focus on the timely, complex and challenging topics included in the broader research area of Multiculturalism and the Law.
Proposals for papers are invited from postgraduate researchers in order to foster institutional links between students. Potential topics may include but are not limited to:
• Globalisation and Multiculturalism
• Minorities and Diversities in Culture
• Parallel Legal Systems and Ethnocultural Justice
• Reconstructing Multiculturalism in Policy and Planning
• Intercultural and Intracultural Diversification under Multiculturalism
• Comparative and/or empirical practices of multiculturalism
• New directions in the construction of multiculturalism
Selected papers may be invited to contribute towards the development of a themed edited volume.
Programme Events
For 2013, the Doctoral Programme on Multiculturalism and the Law will include two different types of activities available to an international group of doctoral students.
1. Intensive Doctoral Training Workshop (19-20 April 2013 hosted by the CEMS/SOAS, London, UK)
This event will be organized on the basis of a mixture of PhD presentations, followed by feedback session from peers and more experienced scholars. Participants will situate their on-going projects and share with trainers and group coordinators their achievements and concerns.
2. Transnational Research Colloquium on Multiculturalism and the Law (15-16 November 2013 in Lucerne, Switzerland)
The second event of the doctoral program will be the opportunity to discuss more advanced findings of the research groups as well as for stock-taking on the implementation of the entire programme. Keynote speakers will be additionally invited in order to enrich the added value of the event for participants.
Application Procedure
Please send by March 20th, 2013 the following materials to Kyriaki.topidi@unilu.ch :
‐short cv (1-2 pages)
‐short summary of PhD project (2-3 pages)
‐paper title and proposal (maximum 500 words)
All applicants must be enrolled in a PhD programme in order to become eligible to participate in the programme. The organizers will support selected paper-givers with accommodation and travel expenses to the extent possible.
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Dr Kyriaki Topidi
Senior Lecturer /Assistant Director
of the Center for Comparative
Constitutional Law & Religion
School of Law
University of Lucerne
Frohburgstrasse 3, P.O Box 4466
CH-6002 Lucerne
Switzerland
tel:+41 (0)41 229 5445
fax:+41 (0)41 229 5397
Email: kyriaki.topidi@unilu.ch
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