[Commlist] CfP From West to East: Metamorphoses of Discourses in Europe”

Abstract submission deadline extended until the 26th of May 2019.

Last call for papers

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE

“From West to East: Metamorphoses of Discourses in Europe”

Bucharest (Romania), 24 & 25 October 2019

***New deadline: 26 May 2019*

We kindly invite you to submit your abstracts by email to
(colloquebucarest2019 /at/ gmail.com) <mailto:(colloquebucarest2019 /at/ gmail.com)>

Languages of the conference: French and English

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The Conference is organised by the University of Bucharest and the
Institute of Sociology of the Romanian Academy, under the aegis of
the Observatory on Discourses and Counter-Discourses related to the
European Construction (France) and is supported by The Regional
Francophone Centre of Advances Research in Social Sciences (CEREFREA) in
Bucharest.

CfP:
https://www.isa-sociology.org/uploads/imgen/680-cfp-from-west-to-east.pdf

Axis 1: Current metamorphoses of discourses in Europe: transformation of 
European discourses; European communication policy and its current 
issues; discursive strategies of European actors; new forms of 
confrontational discourse in relation to the contemporary
phenomena (migration and free movement, the refugees question, populism, 
etc.) or to the European themes of tradition (future of Europe, European 
elections, European public sphere, European public opinion, European 
values, European democracy, human rights in Europe, single currency, 
common policies of the European Union etc.)
Axis 2: The East-West relationship in Europe: historical, social, 
societal, anthropological, political and communicational definitions of 
the East-West relationship in the European Union; the "East - West 
Divide" in the era of new media; a Europe or more than one? ; two-speed 
European citizenship and identity? ; relationship between European 
discourse and geography of Europe.
Axis 3: Europe online: from symbolic domination to hyper-reality and 
vice versa; Europe and the European online debate; special themes of the 
European debate on social networks; European public opinion online - 
positions and discourses; traditional media vs. digital media 
questioning Europe and its discourses.

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