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IMI Call for papers-African Migrations Workshop

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Thu, 15 May 2008 10:53:13 +0100

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IMI Call for papers-African Migrations Workshop
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** Version française ci-dessus **


The Faculty of Letters and Social Sciences of the Mohammed V
University Rabat - Agdal and the International Migration
Institute have launched a call for papers for the 2nd African
Migrations Workshop, entitled "African migration research:
methods and methodology", which will be held on November
26th–29th, 2008 in Rabat, Morocco.

The convenors welcome the submission of papers from scholars and
graduate students based in North African and sub-Saharan African
universities who are adopting new and innovative methodological
approaches to empirical migration research in Africa. Papers
should meet the following requirements:

· Papers should be based on original qualitative or quantitative
empirical research on African migrations;

· Papers should explicitly justify the choice of methods and
methodologies used and reflect upon how this choice has affected
the outcome of analyses (applicants are encouraged to read the
attached concept note for further details on this topic);

· Papers should preferably be based on innovative or new
methodologies.

Authors should submit an abstract of up to 400 words in English
or French and a short biography by email to [log in to unmask] by
Friday 30th May 2008 at the latest. Authors of accepted proposals
will then be invited either to present at or to participate in
the workshop. If invited, authors will be expected to submit a
full paper by Monday 1st September 2008. Funding assistance to
cover travel and subsistence will be provided as needed. The
convenors are keen to encourage the participation of early-career
scholars from African universities in this workshop. To this end,
they will give first preference to abstracts submitted by
graduate students or scholars who were awarded their postgraduate
degree or doctorate after 2002. The convenors aim to publish
selected papers in an edited volume or special edition journal.

See attached document for full call for papers and concept note
or visit
http://www.imi.ox.ac.uk/news-store/african-migration-workshop-
call-for-papers-abstracts-due-may-30th-2008/view?set_language=en

http://tinyurl.com/5gogdu



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La Faculté des Lettres et des Sciences Humaines de Rabat relevant
de l’Université Mohammed V Agdal et l'Institut des Migrations
Internationales ont sorti un appel à contribution pour la 2ème
édition de l'Atelier sur les Migrations Africaines, intitulé "Les
recherches sur les migrations africaines : méthodes et
méthodologie", qui aura lieu le 26–29 novembre 2008 à Rabat,
Maroc.

Les organisateurs sollicitent la soumission d’articles
d’académiciens et d’étudiants diplômés venant des universités
d’Afrique du Nord et d’Afrique subsaharienne qui adoptent des
démarches méthodologiques nouvelles dans les recherches sur les
migrations en Afrique. Les articles doivent répondre aux
conditions suivantes :

· Les articles doivent se baser sur des recherches empiriques
qualitatives ou quantitatives originales portant sur les
migrations africaines ;

· Les articles doivent justifier explicitement le choix des
méthodes et des méthodologies utilisées et démontrer comment
cette sélection a mené aux conclusions des analyses (pour plus de
détails voir la note de synthèse en pièce jointe) ;

· Les articles doivent se baser de préférence sur des
méthodologies innovantes.

Les auteurs doivent soumettre un résumé de 400 mots maximum en
Anglais ou en Français ainsi qu’une brève biographie à
[log in to unmask] d’ici le vendredi 30 mai 2008 au plus tard. Les
auteurs des propositions retenues seront alors invités soit à
faire une présentation, soit à participer à l’atelier. S’ils sont
invités, les auteurs devront soumettre un article complet le
lundi 1 septembre au plus tard. L’assistance financière couvrant
les frais de déplacement et de séjour sera offerte selon les
besoins. Les organisateurs visent à encourager la participation
d’académiciens des universités africaines en début de carrière.
Dans ce but, ils accorderont la priorité aux résumés soumis par
des étudiants diplômés ou par des académiciens qui ont obtenu
leur diplôme de Maîtrise, de Master ou de Doctorat après 2002.
Les organisateurs souhaitent publier les articles sélectionnés
sous la forme d’un ouvrage ou d’un numéro spécial d’une revue.


Voyez le document ci-joint pour l’appel à contribution et la note
de cadrage ou voyez
http://www.imi.ox.ac.uk/news-store/atelier-sur-les-migrations-
africaines-appel-a-contributions-2013-echeance-pour-les-resumes-
le-30-mai-2008/view?set_language=fr

http://tinyurl.com/6heu6v




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