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Call for Papers

11th Mediterranean Research Meeting
Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies,
European University Institute
Montecatini Terme (Italy)
24–27 March 2010

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The Eleventh Mediterranean Research Meeting will take place
near Florence (Italy) on 24–27 March 2010.

Goals of the MRM

Reaching its Eleventh Session, the Mediterranean Research
Meeting:

- is committed to foster theoretical and empirical research
and dialogue among scholars from countries across the
Mediterranean, and with Mediterranean issue concerns;

- stresses its aim to reach as wide as possible coverage of
all Mediterranean areas, with topics relating to the Middle
East, North Africa, Southern and South-Eastern Europe, their
mutual relationships and their relations with Europe;

- focuses attention on legal, historical, economic and
socio-political issues;

- aims to enable junior scholars to meet more senior
scholars in an interactive environment, and to promote
further research collaboration;

- encourages the publication and dissemination of this
research in edited volumes, thematic issues of learned
journals, and Mediterranean Programme RSCAS-EUI Working
Papers.

Workshops

1. Globalization, Secularization and Religion – Different
States, Same Trajectories?

2. Sustainable Waste Management in the Mediterranean Region:
Impacts of Socio-economical and Political Factors

3. Ottoman Legacies in the Contemporary Mediterranean: the
Middle East and the Balkans Compared

4. ‘Provincializing Europe’? Towards a Local History of
Maghribi Modernity

5. Re-examining Federalism and Consociationalism as
Constitutional and Political Arrangements for Community
Conflicts in Post-Ottoman Lands

6. Who is Who in the Balkans Today: Mythmaking and Identity
Mutations, 1989-2009

7. Socio-economic Dilemma, Cultural Challenges and their
International Dimensions

8. E-Business: Implications for the North and South of the
Mediterranean

9. Alternative Publics in the Middle East and North Africa

10. EU Democracy Promotion and Electoral Politics in the
Arab Mediterranean

11. Adriatic Frontiers: Communications Across Cultures,
Space and Time

12. Gender-Based Violence (GBV) in the MENA Region

13. Superpower Rivalry and the Third Way(s) in the
Mediterranean

14. Rethinking Interethnic Reconciliation in the Western
Balkans: Minorities, Borders, Governance

15. The Evolving International Role of the GCC Economics

16. Governance of the Mediterranean Sea: Meeting the Needs
of the Future Today

17. Integrating the Western Balkans into the European Union:
Overcoming the Political and Economic Constraints

For information please visit the home page of the MRM:
http://www.iue.it/RSCAS/Research/Mediterranean/mrm2010/


Contact:

Imco Brouwer and Aleksandra Djajic-Horvath
Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies
European University Institute
Convento
Via delle Fontanelle, 19
I-50014 San Domenico di Fiesole
Italy
Fax: +39 055 4685-770
Email: [email protected]
Web: http://www.iue.it/RSCAS/Research/Mediterranean/mrm2010/

 
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