[Commlist] CfP: Discourses of War: The influence of the war against Ukraine on discourses worldwide

Special Issue of the DiscourseNet Collaborative Working Paper Series

Call for Short Papers (1200-3000 words)
The war against Ukraine has significant impacts on many societies 
world-wide,
especially in Europe. The war changes public debates and political 
discourses
in many countries. In addition to that, economic, technical, academic and
other discourses are also influenced by this new state of things.
In the last weeks and months, DiscourseNet organised a couple of discussions
(including a workshop) in order to reflect on this situation from a 
discourse
analytical point of view. Now, we decided to set up a Short Paper Special
Issue with DNCWPS.

We invite Short Papers (1200–3000 words) which reflect on these discourses.
Please submit a short discourse analysis or discourse theoretical reflection
on how the war is influencing:

media discourses,
	party discourses,
	parliamentary debates,
	economic and technical discourses,
	discourses around war crimes and human rights,
	discourses around NATO, EU Eastern policy, and potential future enlargement
of the Union,
	discourses around climate, energy and resources,
	military discourses,
	academic and educational discourses,
	and everyday discourses.


How should your proposal look like?
Short Working Papers …

can be submitted in English.
	include 1200–3000 words.
	should be accompanied by an abstract (300 and 500 keystrokes, inclusive of
spaces).
	should include some keywords and a short author bio (up to 600 keystrokes).
	should avoid footnotes and italics.
	should use the APA-Citation style
(https://www.library.cornell.edu/research/citation/apa [1]) or similar
author-year-styles.
	should be sent to Jens Maesse ((jens.maesse /at/ sowi.uni-giessen.de) [2]) as
WORD-Document.
For our DiscourseNet Statement on the invasion of Ukraine visit:
https://discourseanalysis.net/en/discoursenet-statement-invasion-ukraine [3]

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