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[deadline 30.10.]
Tocqueville Conference in Warsaw, November 2005
On Democracy in Europe
International Conference commemorating the 200th anniversary of Alexis de
Tocqueville's birth
Warsaw, 18th - 20th November 2005
Organizer: Polish Invisible College (www.ci.edu.pl)
Project web-site: www.conference.ci.edu.pl
Distinguished speakers: Raymond Boudon (Sorbonne), Irena Grudzinska-Gross
(Boston), Michael Hereth (Aix-en-Provence), Jerzy Kloczowski (Lublin), Michael
A. Ledeen (Washington), Eduardo Nolla (Madrid).
Young academics, post-doctoral, doctoral und graduate students are particularly
encouraged to apply.
The conference is inviting to submit papers that reflect on condition of modern
European democracy/ies in a Tocquevillian spirit as well as address
Tocqueville's thought and heritage directly. We would like to put special
emphasis on the European Union and Eastern countries of the Continent. Suggested
topics include:
- Individualism, freedom and stupidity in democratic regimes.
- Tocqueville on the European Union and the Orange Revolution.
- Is there a European democracy?
- Mild despotism and the tyranny of majority nowadays.
- Are majorities still dangerous?
- 'New' and 'old Europe' - where lies the future?
- Nation, religion and democracy - what are their relations in contemporary
Europe.
- Law, institutions and national character.
- Can European civil societies resist against centralization and apathy?
- Europe between populism and citizenship.
- Long duree of old regimes in East Central Europe.
- Educating democracy and education for democracy.
Papers are welcome on these and related themes.
The most outstanding Polish professors and distinguished guests from abroad will
comment on the papers. Such a thorough discussion reflects Collegium
Invisibile's fundamental, liberal arts' principle, that is close mutual
cooperation between established and beginning scholars.
Please register to the conference before 30th of September (degree, name,
institutional affiliation, proposed topic of the presentation).
Paper abstracts of up to 600 words and a curriculum vitae should be sent with
full contact details (E-mail, Telephone) to conference@.... Papers should
not exceed 10 minutes in length. Their selection will appear in a separate
publication.
Deadline for submissions of abstracts: 30th October 2005
Early submissions recommended
Conference Advisory Board:
Wojciech Gasparski
Bronis?aw Geremek
Michael A. Ledeen
Jerzy Szacki
Pawe? ?piewak
Alexis de Tocqueville's writings constitute an important part of the canon in
the humanities and brought their author a venerable position among the most
outstanding minds of the last two centuries. His work was driven by passion and
struggle for objectivity combined with a deep civil commitment on the part of a
community he lived in. These features make Tocqueville a shining example for
scientists of all generations and thus one of the most respected patrons of the
Polish Collegium Invisibile. On the 10th anniversary of Collegium Invisibile's
founding we would like to commemorate the great Frenchman and prove that his
work is not only a part of the canon, but also an inexhaustible source for
further intellectual inquiry.
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Warsaw, 8-10.12.2005
From: Tome Sandevski <tome78@...>
Institute of Political Studies PAS/
IPSA Research Committee on Socio-Political Pluralism
Conference Enlivening Democracy. Building Pluralism from the Bottom?
Warsaw, December 8-10, 2005
The idea for this conference was suggested by questions such as: What kind
of democracy is practiced in ?new? and in ?old? democracies? On which ?
particularly local ? conditions does it depend? When may it be supposed to
develop best?
The conference focuses on the construction and work of local groups and
organizations and their cooperation with local governments, as well as on
the development and work of women?s groups emerging from communities to
represent their gender?s special interests.
We are looking for papers that deal with democracy and society on the local
level; women and democracy through case studies; and also broader analysis
and comparison (see list of preliminary panels below).
As part of the conference, there will be a session in honor
of Stanisław Ehrlich, founder of this Research Committee, and also a
special workshop "Studying democracy and pluralism: Field research
experience" as an accompanying event. This workshop is addressed to young
scholars who have been involved in local government studies and would
like to come to Warsaw to share their field experience. This session will
be held on Saturday, December 10, 2005.
The conference is sponsored jointly by the Institute of Political Studies
of the Polish Academy of Science and the IPSA Research Committee on
Socio-Political Pluralism.
Preliminary panels:
I. Local Democracy: Pluralism and Participation
II. Building Pluralism: Constructing Community Groups
III. Pluralism and Gender: Women?s Groups and Women?s Representation
IV. Women in Parliament and in Local Democracy: Democracy, Representation,
and Leadership
V. Pluralism of Law and Pluralism of Normative Systems (in honor of
Stanislaw Ehrlich)
Those interested in participating in the conference should please send
proposals for paper topics and and a brief cv to Irena Pank?w
(ipank@...) as well as to Jane Curry (jcurry@...).
Deadline for application: July 31, 2005
About the conference and the Institute of Political Studies, please check
our websites www.isppan.waw.pl and www.ipsa-pluralism.com
Accommodation and participation in the conference will free of charge. We
are unfortunately unable to reimburse your traveling costs.
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London, 24.3.2006
Crossing the Boundaries: the place of human rights in contemporary scholarship
24 March 2006
Deadline for submission of abstracts: Monday 31 October 2005
The study of human rights challenges the boundaries between forms of
knowledge and the various academic disciplines upon which it draws. In
particular, thinking through the intellectual challenge that human rights
presents demands that we combine the contribution of law - arguably its
parent discipline - with the critical insights that have emerged from, for
example, sociology, anthropology and political philosophy, amongst others.
These 'perspectives' interpret and deploy differently various contemporary
engagements, issues, discourses, and dilemmas of human rights. They focus
on a variety of aspects, including the historical, economic, social and
political contexts for the emergence of ideas about human rights and their
various manifestations, and exist in a potentially fruitful tension with
one another, each pointing up the limits of another.
By evaluating these various disciplinary contributions and the limits that
each of these perspectives entail, the conference aims to generate
discussion around two key issues: (a) the place of the study of human
rights in contemporary scholarship, and the importance to that study of a
multidisciplinary or interdisciplinary engagement, and (
the value orpay-off for understanding and furthering the agenda on human rights and the
mechanisms of enforcement and control that might be generated by combining
the diversity of disciplinary knowledge about human rights. The conference
aims to further the latter agenda by applying, simultaneously, different
fields of knowledge and understanding to substantive areas of concern such
as poverty and genocide.
The organisers seek contributions from anthropology, government and
politics, international relations, law, philosophy, sociology,
international social policy and other disciplines and fields in the social
sciences with a view to stimulating debate on the interdisciplinary study
of human rights.
PAPERS ARE INVITED ON ...
The conference invites papers from any discipline within the social
sciences that reflect upon the following substantive, and currently
compelling, issues within the field of human rights:
Health: HIV/AIDS
Poverty
Torture
Gender and sexuality
Civil liberties
Genocide
Proposals for papers on other topics not listed above are also encouraged
and will be given equal consideration by the selection panel.
Please submit a title for your paper, an abstract of no more than 500 words
and a brief curriculum vitae (of no more than two sides in length).
Minimally, your paper should locate your substantive interest within a
disciplinary perspective whilst also sketching out the strengths and -
equally importantly - the limits of your perspective. Each paper that is
accepted will be the subject of comments by a discussant whose task it will
be to draw out the potential for interdisciplinarity from your remarks
Address for submission:
Joy Whyte
Centre Manager, Centre for the Study of Human Rights
London School of Economics and Political Science
Houghton Street
London, WC2A 2AE
Email: j.m.whyte@...
Tel: (+44) (0)20 7955 6428
Fax: (+44) (0)20 7955 6934
Deadline for submission of abstracts: Monday 31 October 2005
Further information is available at http://www.lse.ac.uk/humanrights
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Berlin, 16-18.3.2006
Call for Papers
The Working Group "East European Societies in a comparative perspective"
of the German Association of Political Sciences invites
paper proposals for an international conference on International
Relations in
Eastern Europe.
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16-18 March 2006
Humboldt University Berlin
Since the breakdown of the of the socialist systems in Eastern Europe
international relations in the region have undergone constant changes.
Whathas
been stimulating these changes? How have actors and structures in the
region
evolved? The aims of the conference are twofold: First, we want to bring
together regional experts conducting systematic empirical research about
the
developments of international relations in Eastern Europe.
Second, we aim at gathering IR specialists with a theoretical background
as well
as researchers working on other regions in order to discuss the
potential of
more general theoretical approaches for regional analyses and to conduct
interregional comparisons.
We herewith invite interested scholars to submit paper proposals which
should
evolve around the following key issues:
1. /Transformation and international relations/: Papers proposed for this
section should focus on domestic (societal, political and economic)
determinants of foreign policy in Eastern European transformation
countries.
2. /Regional and sub-regional cooperation in Eastern Europe/: Papers should
focus on the development of regional and sub-regional cooperation (CIS,
GUUAM,
Black Sea cooperation or others) as well as on the questions pertaining
to the
enlargement processes of Western organisations like EU and NATO influence
regional relations.
3. /Eastern Europe and Globalisation/: Papers submitted for this section
should
evolve around two main topics: /energy/ /relations /as an expression of
economic globalisation and their impact on international relations in the
region, and trans-border /migration/ as a societal phenomenon closely
intertwined with globalisation processes.
4. /Conflict and international relations in Eastern Europe/: Papers
should ask
how violent and/or non-violent conflicts in Eastern Europe and the
participation of external actors in its solution have determined
international
relations in the affected (sub)regions.
5. /International relations in different regions: /The aim of this section
consists in comparing international relations, regional and sub-regional
cooperation and integration in different regions (Latin America, Africa,
Asia)
in order to discover particularities and differences.
The deadline for receipt of paper proposals has been extended until 22
July, 2005. Please submit
your proposal to Dr. Sabine Fischer (fischers@...
<mailto:fischers@...>).
Dr. Sabine Fischer, Institute for East European Studies, Freie Universit?t
Berlin
Dr. Astrid Lorenz, Humboldt University, Berlin
Prof. Dr. Silvia von Steinsdorf, Humboldt University, Berlin
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Dr. Sabine Fischer
Osteuropa-Institut
Freie Universit?t Berlin
Institute for East-European Studies
Free University Berlin
Garystr. 55
14195 Berlin
Tel: +49 (0)30 83856021
Fax.: +49 (0)30 83853616
Mobil: +49 (0)172 9984203
fischers@...
SabFis@...
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Dear Sir/Madame,
Please, allow me to take a couple of minutes of your precious time to
present to you the Balkan Civil Society Development Network (BCSDN) and
opportunities for our cooperation.
Balkan Civil Society Development Network (BCSDN) is an informal network of
11 civil society and ecumenical organizations from 7 countries and
territories in South-East Europe. BCSDN was initiated in 2001 as Capacity
Building Hub Programme, a part of a larger initiative called World Council
of Churches (WCC) South-East Europe Ecumenical Partnership.
Our network is based on partnership among member organizations, which share
a common vision and mission and have similar capacity building needs and
resources. Its vision is commitment to sustainable peace and stability,
prosperity, harmony of societies in the Balkan region and its mission is to
strengthen civil society through developing indigenous civil society
concepts, practices and empowering civil society actors of the region. The
main goals of BCSDN are to improve: communication with the civil society
actors in the region as a basis for bi/multilateral cooperation;
mobilization of resources and support; knowledge and skills as a base for
higher quality of their work; and promotion of intercultural exchange and
culture of resource-sharing as a base for efficient/effective work among
civil society actors.
To realize the above goals, BCSDN organizes different capacity building and
information sharing activities. In the 2004-2006 period, our focus is on
thematic cooperation through 3 common priorities: EU funding, lobbying and
advocacy; training and consultancy standards and ethics; and mobilization
of resources and support. On each of the priority areas, BCSDN activities
include organization of trainings, exchanges, exposures, study visits,
workshops and publications. BSCDN also works on specific themes in regional
cooperation such as women and anti-trafficking, corporate social
responsibility, anti-corruption, decentralization and diaconal practices.
BCSDN supports information-sharing of its members and partners with
website, Newsletters, Weekly email alerts and mailing list.
In order to promote our work and to offer interested organizations
possibilities for exchanges and cooperation with BCSDN, its members and
other CSOs located in the Balkan region, we offer:
- Partnerships and alliances on joint issues and initiatives for
cooperation;
- Participation in trainings, exchange, exposure, study visits,
workshops and publication organized by BCSDN;
- Free access to our website and subscription to the following
information-sharing services: BCSDN Newsletter (monthly electronic
publication that informs partners on latest developments in the network);
Weekly email alerts (weekly electronic bulletins on new funding, training,
education and publications opportunities), mailing list (public discussion
group which enables direct and simultaneous communication between member
organizations), Balkan Civic Practices (occasional publication on 3 common
priority areas)
- Free access to the training database, which includes our
training and consultancy offer.
More information on the network and further possibilities for our
cooperation can be found on our website www.balkancsd.net and in the
attached e-leaflet.
Our contact person, Julie Lutran (julie.lutran@...), will be happy to
provide you with additional information and discuss with you practical ways
of our further collaboration. For more information, you can also contact
the BCSDN Secretariat (situated in the Macedonian Center for International
Cooperation in Skopje, Macedonia) directly at the bellow contact details.
Sincerely,
Tanja Hafner Ademi
BCSDN Coordinator
Secretariat
Macedonian Center for International Cooperation
Nikola Parapunov bb, P.O.Box 55
1060-Skopje, Macedonia
Tel.: + 389 (0)2 30 65 381
Fax: + 389 (0)2 30 65 298
E-mail: thf@... ; secretariat@...
Web: www.balkancsd.net
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Zagreb, 5-7.9.2005
Dear Colleague
35th Annual Conference and 10th Research Conference
The European Union: Past and Future Enlargements
University of Zagreb, Croatia
Monday - Wednesday, 5-7 September 2005
UACES, the University Association for Contemporary European Studies is holding a
major conference
in Zagreb this September.
The conference will comprise a full programme of keynote and plenary sessions.
There will be a
session on the RAE, and also the first UACES "Lifetime Achievement Award" will
be presented to Prof
John Pinder, Chair of the Federal Trust for Education and Research during the
Conference Dinner.
There are also over SIXTY research panel sessions, covering a very wide range of
areas related to
Europe. Details of the research panels are to be found on our website,
<http://www.uaces.org/zagreb.htm> www.uaces.org/zagreb.htm, and plenary sessions
are listed below.
Plenary Session 1: Identity and Diversity Samuel ISSACHAROFF Columbia Law
School, USA Sabine
KROISSENBRUNNER Politeia, Forum for Political Mediation, Austria Renate WEBER
Presidential
Counsellor on Constitutional and Legal Affairs to the President of Romania
Lunch and session on the Research Assessment Exercise (chaired by Michael Smith,
Chair of RAE Panel
on European Studies)
Keynote Speaker
Kolinda GRABAR-KITAROVIC Minister of Foreign Affairs and European Integration,
Croatia
Plenary Session 2: Enlarging Europe
Othon ANASTASAKIS University of Oxford
Neil WALKER European University Institute, Italy
Peter WIERTS DG Economic and Financial Affairs
Keynote Speaker
Erhard BUSEK Special Coordinator of the Stability Pact of South Eastern Europe
Reception hosted by JCMS: Journal of Common Market Studies
JCMS Annual Lecture Loukas TSOUKALIS - University of Athens, Hellenic Foundation
for European and
Foreign Policy (ELIAMEP), College of Europe and Special Adviser to the President
of the European
Commission
Conference Dinner and Awards Ceremony at The Regent Esplanade Hotel.
The Lifetime Achievement Award will be presented to Professor John Pinder,
Chairman of the Federal
Trust for Education and Research
Plenary Session 3: Croatia, South Eastern Europe and the EU
Marise CREMONA Queen Mary, University of London
Atila ERALP Middle East Technical University, Turkey
Boris VUJ?I? Deputy Governor, Croatian National Bank
There will also be a pre-conference coach trip on the Sunday, followed by a
Welcome Reception
hosted by the British Council and British Embassy.
Registrations are invited from all who wish to attend what will be a flagship
UACES event. Please
see www.uaces.org/zagreb.htm
Kind regards
Sue Davis
Executive Director
UACES (University Association for Contemporary European Studies )
King's College
Strand
London, WC2R 2LS, United Kingdom
Tel: +44 20 7240 0206
Fax: +44 20 7836 2350
Email: admin@.... Direct email: sedavis@...
Website: www.uaces.org <http://www.uaces.org/>
Exchanging Ideas on Europe
Zagreb, Croatia, 5-7th September 2005
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The conference solicits papers in all areas related to the ethical and
positive aspects of welfare economics and collective choice theory.
Co-authored papers should be submitted by the author who intends to
present the paper. Please note that each participant may present at
most one paper in the contributed sessions. The deadline for
submissions is March 15, 2006. The submitters will be notified about
the status of their submissions by April 15, 2006.
Dates: 13-17.06.2006
Venue: Bilgi University
More info: http://scw2006.bilgi.edu.tr/
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Ovo je prva u nizu informacija koje cemo postavljati u ovom odeljku foruma, sa ciljem da pruzimo sirok spektar informacija za studente i postdiplomce iz raznih oblasti studija. Nadamo se da ce one pomoci u sticanju sto boljeg opsteg akademskog ucinka i CV-a svim zainteresovanima.
AEGEE Bucuresti, European Students Forum , is pleased to announce that the
application for the Islam and Europe - Mixed or Separated? international
conference is now open. The event aims to promote values of mutual respect and
understanding between different cultures and religions and to fight against
intolerant and xenophobic attitudes.
Between 2nd and 8th October, 75 participants from over 30 countries, both
European and Non-European will have the chance to ask questions and find answers
about the Euroislam phenomenon, to discern between myth and reality.
30 out of the 75 participants can also take part in a 3 day pre-event on The
Role of Women in the Islamic Society (September, 30th ? October, 2nd). The
pre-event is organised in collaboration with Women Development Foundation-WDF
Romania.
The applicants must be between 18-30 years old and have good command of
English.The application form is available online here. The deadline for the
applications is July, 30th for visa-needing applicants and August, 14-th for the
applicants which do not need a visa.
The participation fee is ?50 and will cover attendance to all lectures, workshop
materials, accommodation and meals for the period. An additional fee of ?10
will be required for the pre-event.
This event is part of a broader AEGEE project on Euroislam. Its main partners
are AEGEE Europe, AEGEE Ankara and the Romanian-Turkish Business Council.
For more information please visit our website
www.aegee.org/euroislam/fileadmin/final_conf/ or feel free to contact us at
euroislam_bucuresti@....
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The National Endowment for Democracy (NED) welcomes applications to its Reagan-Fascell Democracy Fellows Program for the 2006-2007 fellowship year. Established in 2001 to enable activists, scholars, and journalists from around the world to deepen their understanding of democracy and enhance their ability to promote democratic change, the fellowship program is based at NED's International Forum for Democratic Studies, in Washington, D.C.
Program: The program offers two tracks: a practitioner track (typically three to five months) to improve strategies and techniques for building democracy abroad, and a scholarly track (typically five to ten months) to conduct original research for publication. Projects may focus on the political, social, economic, legal, and cultural aspects of democratic development and include a range of methodologies and approaches.
Eligibility: The Reagan-Fascell Democracy Fellows Program is intended primarily to support practitioners and scholars from new and aspiring democracies. Distinguished scholars from the United States and other established democracies are also eligible to apply. Practitioners are expected to have substantial experience working to promote democracy. Scholars are expected to have a doctorate, or academic equivalent, at the time of application. The program is not designed to defray the cost of education for students working toward a degree. A working knowledge of English is an important prerequisite for participation in the program.
Support: The fellowship year begins October 1 and runs through July 31, with major entry dates in October and March. All fellows receive a monthly stipend, health insurance, travel assistance, and research support.
Application: For further details and instructions on how to apply, please download the `Information and Application Forms` booklet available at www.ned.org/forum/R-FApplication.pdf or visit www.ned.org and follow the link to Fellowship Programs. Please note that all application materials must be type-written and in English.
Deadline: Applications for fellowships in 2006-2007 must be received no later than November 1, 2005. Notification of the competition outcome is in April 2006.
For questions, please contact:
Program Assistant, Fellowship Programs
National Endowment for Democracy
1101 15th Street, NW, Suite 800
Washington, DC 20005
Tel.: (202) 293-0300
Fax: (202) 293-0258
E-mail: fellowships@ned.org
Internet: www.ned.org
DCAF Young Faces Network meeting, Geneva, 20 - 23.10.2005
in Archive 2005
Posted
DCAF Young Faces Network
Call for Papers
"Defining Regional Strategic Objectives and Policy
Implications"
20 ? 23 October 2005, Geneva, Switzerland
Dear Candidate:
The Geneva Centre for the Democratic Control of Armed Forces (DCAF)
would like to invite you to
compete for a place at the meeting of the Young Faces Network to be
held in Geneva, Switzerland, from 20
to 23 October 2005.
The DCAF Young Faces Network brings together young professionals,
NGO activists, journalists and
government officials from South-Eastern Europe and gives them an
opportunity to engage in a broad debate
concerning contemporary issues of global and regional security. It
is of vital importance for the security of
the region that future policy-makers have personal ties to each
other and a common understanding of
security issues.
The overarching project objective of the DCAF Young Faces Network in
2005 is to elaborate a Western
Balkan Regional Security Strategy. This should be a document which
identifies strategic interests and
values, security threats, strategic objectives, and instruments, and
brings them together. A first step in this
work has been already done during a first meeting in Neum on June 22-
26, 2005. This workshop gave us an
opportunity to proceed with defining common strategic interests and
values as well as security threats
shared by the countries in the region. In Geneva, we will work to
identify strategic objectives and policies
that should be introduced in the Regional Security Strategy.
Furthermore, there will be a third Young Faces
conference, planned in Belgrade later in the year, to finalize the
document.
This year the meeting in Geneva will, furthermore, offer the unique
opportunity to participate at the
international conference on Bosnia and Herzegovina "Ten Years of
Dayton and Beyond".
Applicants for the upcoming meeting in Geneva are required to submit
a paper presenting their individual
positions on common interests and values of the countries in the
region, shared security threats, strategic
objectives in the medium term and policy proposals and
recommendations in order to implement these
objectives. The paper should be based upon the research of the
security strategies of the countries in the
Western Balkan region, their national policies as well as the
policies of the EU and other relevant
international actors that are active in the region. To see if you
are eligible to participate, and to find out
more details about the paper competition, please see the attached
conditions for participation.
All meals, accommodation, and travel expenses will be covered for
all selected candidates.
We wish you luck and hope to see you in Geneva.
Sincerely,
Amb. Gregor Zore
Head of Operations,
DCAF
DCAF Young Faces Network
Conditions for participation
"Defining Regional Strategic Objectives and Policy
Implications"
20 ? 23 October 2005, Geneva, Switzerland
To be considered for the conference, applicants must:
1. Be 35 years old or younger at the time of the conference;
2. Be young scholars, NGO activists, journalists or government
officials;
3. Be a national of the following countries: Albania, Bosnia and
Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia,
Macedonia, Moldova, Romania, or Serbia and Montenegro including
Kosovo;
4. Hold a graduate degree or possess equivalent experience in a
relevant discipline;
5. Speak and write fluently in English;
6. Submit all of the following by 12 September 2005 through e-mail
to info@...
a. a detailed curriculum vitae (CV);
b. a draft paper in English tackling all of the questions below (12
page maximum, A4 size
paper, double spaced, with 2cm margins);
c. a one-page abstract (up to 500 words, in English) outlining the
main ideas and principal
argument in the draft paper;
7. The submission must be formatted using Microsoft Word. Citations
should be formatted according
to the guidelines set out in the `Chicago Manual of Style';
(http://www.chicagomanualofstyle.org/search.html, free registration)
Selected participants will be required to join the DCAF Young Faces
Network for online activities before
the conference. Moreover, the DCAF Young Faces Network will provide
them with the opportunity to stay
in touch after the event and continue to contribute to the creation
of the Regional Security Strategy.
Paper topics:
1. What are the strategic interests and values that the countries of
South-Eastern Europe share?
2. Which phenomena of the security environment pose security threats
to these countries?
3. Define a set of strategic objectives for the region to attain the
common interests, protect the values,
and counter the threats in the next 5 - 10 years.
4. What policies should implemented by the countries in the region
to attain these objectives?
Please make sure that you address all of these questions in your
paper. (Participants whose papers were
accepted for the Neum Conference can focus on question 3 and 4,
while at the same time making a clear
reference to their previous writing on the first two questions).
Recommended readings:
The list of recommended readings can be found attached to this call
for paper or at www.dcaf.ch (click on
"upcoming events") or at www.dcafyoungfaces.net (click on
"news")
For more information about the DCAF Young Faces Network, please
visit www.dcafyoungfaces.net
For more information about DCAF, please visit www.dcaf.ch
For more information about the International conference on Bosnia
and Herzegovina, please visit www.bosnia2005.org/news.html