Global Migration Symposium

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International Symposium “Global Migration Phenomenon” with its security, economic, social, political and cultural dimensions (October 8, 2021; Ankara).

Final abstract submission: September 25, 2021

Notification: within 3-5 days of abstract submission

Program announcement: September 28

Full paper submission deadline: October 10 (not mandatory)

Symposium booklet publication date: October 20

Free of Charge Conference

Participation and presentation is free

No registration fee

Free of charge certificate

Free of charge proceedings publishing

Call for Contributions

Over the last three decades, normative political theorists have devoted much attention to the issue of migration. However, most of this literature has singularly focused on the relationship between individual migrants and their state of destination. The debate centres on two sets of questions. The first is whether states have a right to keep would-be immigrants out or whether, conversely, migrants have a right to cross international borders. The second is whether states have a duty to extend citizenship or more limited packages of rights to migrants living in their territory and whether those migrants have a duty to integrate into their host society. Yet the constellation of actors involved in regulating international mobility comprises many more stakeholders. These include, among others, migrants’ countries of origin; subnational and supranational levels of government (such as municipalities, provinces and regional unions); sedentary citizens; commercial companies; and civil society organisations such as trade unions, religious centers, NGOs and activist groups. Interested authors/researchers are encouraged to contribute to and help shape the conference through submissions of their research abstracts, papers and e-posters. The conference solicits contributions of abstracts, papers and e-posters that address themes and topics of the conference, including figures, tables and references of novel research materials.

Topics:

Politics of Migration

Migration Governance

Politics of Migration Management

Migration and Mobility: Politics of Citizenship and Identity

International Politics of Forced Migration

Migration and Global Politics

Presentation Languages

English, Turkish, Russian

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