| Date & time | Nov 12 '21 |
| Ends on | Nov 13 '21 |
| Location | |
| Creator | lilgardt |
| Category | symposium |

CALL FOR PAPERS
New Approaches to Interdisciplinarity in MENA Studies
First Annual INMENAS Postgraduate Symposium
12-13 November 2021
The
Irish Network for Middle Eastern and North African Studies (INMENAS)
invites submissions from postgraduate students currently engaged in
scholarly work in and on the MENA region to present their work at its
first annual Postgraduate Symposium, which will take place online on the
12 and 13 of November 2021.
INMENAS
is a collective of academics from several Irish universities, North and
South, whose objective is to establish an inclusive, multidisciplinary
network for scholars in Middle Eastern and North African studies. We
want to strengthen our community and facilitate younger colleagues in
their pursuit of a research-oriented career. By Middle East and North
Africa, we understand the lands, peoples and countries that include the
Maghreb, the Sahel, the Mashreq; the Levant, the Near East and
south-east Mediterranean; Iran, the Gulf and its multiple trade roads,
reaching to Central Asia and south-east Asia.
The
aim of our first postgraduate symposium is to provide a space and
platform for postgraduate students engaged in ground-breaking and new
scholarship on the MENA region to showcase their research and ideas.
INMENAS includes scholars at various stages of their career, and
applicants will have the opportunity to engage with stimulating
comments, questions and feedback by fellow scholars with different
disciplinary backgrounds and diverse experiences.
INMENAS
seeks proposals on multidisciplinary work that engages with,
challenges, and pushes the boundaries of traditional and established
scholarship of the MENA region. All disciplines, and intersections
between disciplines, are welcome, as well as all methods and
epistemological approaches. Proposals can be related to topics such as,
but not limited to:
- Historical and contemporary matters in geography- Politics and International Relations- Scientific/Infrastructural developments- Culture- Race- Gender- Technology- Law- Peace and Conflict- Literature and the Arts- Environmental Issues
We
invite submissions from MA, MPhil and PhD students/candidates. All
formats are welcome, including: papers, posters, multimedia, and
multi-format presentations.
Abstracts of 250 words (max.) should be submitted to [email protected] by midnight 2nd August 2021. Please also include a short biography of no more than 100 words along with your title and affiliation.
All proposals will be evaluated by the INMENAS Postgraduate Symposium
organising committee. INMENAS will also not be seeking fees from
successful applicants.
Organising committee: Reema Hassan, Sahar Ahmed, Chelsea Wilkinson, Amin Sharifi Isanloo, Claudia Saba, Paola Rivetti
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