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7th Pan-European International Relations Conference 9-11 September 2010, Stockholm, Sweden

The conference will feature keynote speeches by Peter Gourevitch, Professor of Political Science, University of California at San Diego, and Ambassador Jan Eliasson, Senior Visiting Scholar at the United States Institute of Peace (USIP) and former United Nations Special Envoy for Darfur.

The conference consists of sections on the following topics:

New Approaches to Cold War: History and Current International Politics

The European Union’s Relations with Major International Powers

The Politics of World Community: Beyond the International in Theory and Practice

Credit and Crisis

Spaces of Global Capital: Territoriality, Markets and Democratic Politics

English school

International Security

Security and Ethics

The Critical Limits to the Financial Crisis: World Politics, Aesthetics, and Re-Politicization

Energy Resources and Social Change

The Return of the State? Global Capitalism and Geopolitics after the Crisis of Neoliberalism

The Future of Armed Conflict

Challenges of Democracy Promotion: Do all good things go together?

Searching for State Identity in Post-crisis period: theories and policies

European Sea Power - A Critical Appraisal

Critical Approaches to Security in Europe

Changing Tide in Global Economic Regulation? The Crisis and Global Economic Governance

The Bright and Dark Sides of the Discipline

New Approaches to Foreign Policy Analysis: Integrating rational, social and psychological perspectives

Gender in Transnational Politics: Transitions and Transformations in a Time of Crises

Identity and Conflict

Social Democratic Responses to the Contemporary Humanitarian Military Intervention Dilemma: A Comparative Analysis

Biopolitics, Governmentality, Circulation

Another Europe is possible? Alternatives and Resistance to Neoliberal European Governance

European Foreign Policy in Transition: New IR Approaches to EU Foreign Policy

Putting critical IPE in its place?

Emergence of Humanitarian World Politics

Global Order: Historical Perspective or Fiction?

Strategic Narratives

Politics in Hard Times: The Human Impact of the Financial Crisis

The European Sub-prime: The Financial Crisis in Eastern Europe

International Institutions, Global Politics, and Law

The Debate on Turkey - Creating an inclusive or exclusive Europe?

Democratic Governance and International Institutions

The “Other” Crisis: The Political Economy of the Environment and Our Relationship To It

The Transformation of Security Culture

Crisis - Whose Crisis? Southern Actors between Contagion, Concurrence and Cooperation

Re-Discovering International Organisations

Constructing the Knowledge Society: A Global Challenge

Nordic Scholars/ Nordic Countries in International Relations

Regional Powers in Latin America, Africa and Asia: Winners or Losers of the Financial Crisis?

Economic Communities and Institution-Building in Times of Crisis

Global Citizenship and Cosmopolitanism

Each section will comprise of either 5 or 10 panels. Please get in touch with the section convenors on any question regarding their section. There will be no Open Section – all paper and panel proposals have to fit into the sections outlined above.

The conference will take place at the congenial and atmospheric Stockholm City Conference Centre, a prime downtown venue. A reception for all participants will be given at Stockholm City Hall, the same hall in which the annual Nobel Prize banquet is held. The conference is organised by the Swedish Institute of International Affairs, Södertörn University, Stockholm University and the Swedish National Defence College, in cooperation with the Standing Group on International Relations (SGIR) of the European Consortium for Political Research (ECPR). The local organizing committee is chaired by Johan Eriksson (Södertörn University and Swedish Institute of International Affairs).

All sections welcome individual paper proposals, most welcome complete panel proposals as well. Each 105-minute panel should comprise four to five papers plus discussant and chair. Proposals must be submitted via our online submission system.

ECPR-SGIR does not request membership for conference participation. It offers reduced rates of conference fees for students. Prospective participants should note that the ECPR-SGIR is unable to reimburse expenses incurred in connection with the conference.

The closing date for paper and panel proposals is February 28, 2010.
Accepted participants will be notified after April 1, 2010.

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