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Call for Papers
2 Panels on nationalism and ethnoregionalism for the Annual Conference of the Italian Society for Political Science (SISP) – Urbino 14-16 September 2017
Deadline: May 29, 2017 (23:59 CET)
There will be two panels on ethnoregionalism, nation and nationalism during the 2017 Annual Conference of the SISP - Italian Society for Political Science, to be held in Urbino (14-16 September 2017)
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Dear All,
Haksöz , Cengiz. The Making of the Rhodopean Borders and Construction of the Pomak Identities in the Balkans. International Crimes and History: Annual International Law and History Journal 17:1 (2016): 47-100.
(Europe (excl. Russia and the former Soviet Union) - Pomaks, Identity, Borders, Bulgaria, Greece, Turkey, Balkans - Ethnic-nationalism - Nation formation.)
We are seeking papers on the theme of “Emotions, Death and Dying” for semi-annual scholarly journal, Pakistan Journal of Historical Studies (PJHS) (Winter 2017), published by the Indiana University Press (Bloomington, USA). Contributors are expected to write on the relationship of death and dying with various emotions such as grief, sorrow, pain, fear and loneliness. We also welcome theoretical and methodological essays on the theme.
Deadline for submitting articles is now 15th August 2017.
