Ethnographies of Migration Workshop
London School of Economics and Political Science
Saturday 19th & Sunday 20th June, 2010
CALL FOR PAPERS
The Departments of Anthropology and Sociology, in association with the
LSE Migration Studies Unit, invite you to participate in a two-day
graduate workshop exploring ethnographic approaches to the study of
migration. Following the success of last year’s event, the Ethnographies
of Migration Workshop will provide a forum for PhD researchers to
exchange ideas, present their work and receive critical feedback.
Presentations may be based on recently completed, ongoing or planned
research on any aspect of any type of migration, including forced
migration and refugees.
In order to make this event as useful as possible to all PhD students,
participants may choose from one of two options:
Option A: Those in the early stages of doctoral research can give a
20-minute presentation of their plans or project as a whole, followed by
a 20-minute group discussion.
Option B: Those who have already begun writing can present a 5,000-word
paper in a presentation lasting 45 minutes, followed by a 30-minute
group discussion. Work-in-progress papers are welcome. Whether you want
to pre-circulate copies of your paper will be up to you.
Titles and abstracts (max. 250 words) should be submitted by Monday 26th
April 2010 and state whether the applicant would like to participate in
Option A or B. Presenters will be notified by May 17th 2010. Lunch on
both days and dinner on the Saturday will be provided. Travel and
accommodation expenses are the responsibility of workshop participants.
To submit titles and abstracts, or for further information, please
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