[ecrea] Current Issues in European Cultural Studies CFP

> Current Issues in European Cultural Studies 2011
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> June 15?17, Norrköping, Sweden
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> June 15-17 2011 Advanced Cultural Studies 
> Institute of Sweden (ACSIS) will arrange its 
> fourth biannual conference on cultural research 
> in Norrköping, Sweden. This will be an 
> international conference on ?Current Issues in 
> European Cultural Studies? that aims to provide 
> an updated inventory of main issues in European 
> cultural studies and give a perspective on 
> Europe today through the spectrum of cultural 
> studies. A series of plenary sessions will deal 
> with key current issues for cultural studies 
> that partly connect to European issues and 
> partly reach beyond this geographic scope. In 
> addition to the plenary sessions, a set of 
> spotlight sessions will open up for 
> presentations and debates on the state of 
> cultural studies in different regions of Europe.
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> The conference further includes a broad range of 
> parallel sessions exploring various aspects of 
> contemporary cultural studies with a wider 
> geographical focus than Europe. Sessions 
> thematically range from cosmopolitanism to 
> nationalism, touching on issues such as place 
> making, recycling and remembering. The plenaries 
> and most parallel group sessions will be held in 
> English, but some group sessions are held in 
> Swedish and have a national focus. Abstracts of 
> all parallel session can be found on the conference home page.
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> Participants are invited to submit abstracts of 
> individual papers for any of the parallel 
> sessions listed on the conference web page, or 
> for an open session without a given theme. Paper 
> abstracts are welcome until February 14, 2011. 
> Abstracts should be no more than 200 words, and 
> are submitted via the conference home page.
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> More information on the conference, full 
> program, page for abstract submission and a list 
> of all parallel sessions can be found on the 
> conference home page: 
> <http://www.isak.liu.se/acsis/conference-2011?l=sv>http://www.isak.liu.se/acsis/conference-2011?l=sv
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> If you have any questions, please contact the 
> conference organisers at: 
> <mailto:(acsis-konferens /at/ isak.liu.se)>(acsis-konferens /at/ isak.liu.se)

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Nico Carpentier (Phd)
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Vrije Universiteit Brussel - Free University of Brussels
Centre for Studies on Media and Culture (CeMeSO)
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