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Call for Papers Theme: Identity and Normativity Type: Interdisciplinary Lecture and Seminar Series Institution: Aarhus University Location: Aarhus (Denmark) Date: March–May 2022 Deadline: 1.2.2022 __________________________________________________ The lecture series From March to May 2022, the Department of Political Science at Aarhus University will host an interdisciplinary lecture series on identity and normativity. This series is a part of the research project“A Sense of Belonging” led by Associate Professor Marion Godman and funded by a Sapere Aude Research leader grant (Independent Research Fund Denmark). There will be six guest speakers. Each speaker will give a public lecture and then partake in a workshop the following day. Normally, the public lectures will occur on Monday evening and the workshops on the following Tuesday. We invite scholars interested in participating in the workshop to submit an abstract by the 1st of February 2022 or let us know that you would like to attend (details below). The project Members of certain groups are often granted special rights. Members of a gender may be therecipients of affirmative action, members of indigenous groups can be entitled to special language and land rights, and membership in certain nationalities can count as grounds to be prioritized – or demoted – in immigration. But only certain types of membership seem to have such a moral standing. Why? For further details about the project, please consult our page at: https://ps.au.dk/forskning/forskningsprojekter/group-rights Our speakers Public lectures will be from 17h to 19h15, building 1342 room 455. March 14-15 Tariq Modood, University of Bristol Public lecture: Multiculturalism without Privileging Liberalism March 21-22 Chaim Gans, Tel Aviv University Public lecture: Liberationist vs. Proprietary Nationalism March 28-29 Leonie Huddy, Stony Brook University Public lecture: The Political Psychology of National Attachments April 20-21 (exceptionally on Wed.-Thursday) Azar Gat, Tel Aviv University Public lecture: Is nationalism recent, invented and superficial? May 9-10 Alan Patten, Princeton University Public lecture: Religious Liberty and Equal Treatment May 23-24 Ron Mallon, Washington University in St. Louis Public lecture: Moral Dimensions of Accumulation Mechanisms Registration We encourage those interested to register their attendance. Those who register up to a week ahead of the public lecture will be entitled to a glass of wine after the talk. To register please consult our page on: https://www.eventbrite.nl/e/billets-identity-and-normativity-2022-lecture-series-223541477577 Call for abstracts For each workshop, there will be two slots available to present papers. When applying please state which workshop interests you. The abstract must meet the following criteria: - 700 words(excluding references) - Specify for whichworkshop it is intended - Deadline 1st of February at 00.00 at: identityandnormativ...@gmail.com We will get back to you as soon as possible, particularly for those presenting in the first two weeks. Complete papers need to be sent to the organizers ten days before the workshop so they can be circulated. Papers should be 5000 words in length, excluding notes and references. While we will privilege early career researchers (PhDs, Post Docs and Assistant Professors), we will acceptabstracts from scholars at any career stage. Funding and travel While both events are open to scholars from all over, funding for travel will be reserved for those travelling withinthe Nordic countries. The precise amount of funding is to be determined. Any questions can be directed to: Marion Godman, Associate Professor Renaud-Philippe Garner, Postdoctoral Fellow Julie Ellerup Basbøll, Student Assistant Department of Political Science Aarhus University Denmark Email: identityandnormativ...@gmail.com __________________________________________________ InterPhil List Administration: https://interphil.polylog.org InterPhil List Archive: https://www.mail-archive.com/interphil@list.polylog.org/ __________________________________________________
