The Center for the Study of Citizenship at Wayne State University is \;celebrating its tenth anniversary in 2013. \;For our anniversary \;conference we invite you to submit an abstract for a paper that \;discusses how your scholarship deepens understandings of the meaning \;of citizenship.
\nThe perspective of the conference\, as always\, is global\, \;interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary and proposals on any aspect \;of citizenship studies are welcome from scholars working in any \;discipline or interdisciplinary field. Preference will be given to \;those papers that address the conference theme.
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The best papers will be considered for publication in a peer-reviewed \;volume in the Wayne State University Press book series\, &ldquo\;Citizenship \;Studies\,&rdquo\; edited by the Center&rsquo\;s director\, Marc Kruman.
Abstracts of no more than 500 words are welcomed for consideration. \;Proposals should be submitted to the Center&rsquo\;s Research Associate\, \;Helen Callow helen.callow@wayne.edu \;along with a short biography \;(50 words) no later than October 15\, 2012. Both panel proposals and \;individual submissions are welcome. Those interested in submitting \;panel proposals can use H-Citizenship (http://www.h-net.org/~citizen) \;to locate scholars with compatible interests.
Some scholarships will be available for international scholars to \;help defray their travel costs. These funds will be distributed on a \;competitive basis. Remote presentation of papers and remote \;participation will also be available.
Questions should be directed to Marc W. Kruman aa1277@wayne.edu \;or \;Helen Callow \;helen.callow@wayne.edu.
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