[colombiamigra] Fw: [NIEM] Call for Papers: Royal Geographical Society Annual Conference 2013 28-30 August London: 'Geographies of Forced Migration'
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Subject: [NIEM] Call for Papers: Royal Geographical Society Annual Conference
2013 28-30 August London: 'Geographies of Forced Migration'
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Call for Papers: Royal Geographical Society Annual Conference: 28th - 30th
August 2013: Geographies of Forced Migration: 20 years since Geography and
Refugees edited by Richard Black and Vaughan Robinson
Organized by Michael Collyer (University of Sussex) and Heaven Crawley
(University of Swansea)
Geography and Refugees, published in 1993, was one of the first collective
attempts to set out how and why Geography relates to refugee movements. There
had obviously been earlier related studies but the political upheavals of the
immediate Cold War context, the resultant rise in public awareness of refugee
issues in Western Europe and the specific focus on what the discipline of
Geography had to offer by way of explanation distinguish this collection. This
collection provides a useful reference point for a discussion of developments
in geographical approaches to forced migration over the last 20 years.
We invite proposals for either of two sessions with different formats: a panel
session of papers addressing or illustrating the contribution of geography in
understanding forced migration and a roundtable discussion focusing on how and
why geographical approaches to forced migration/refugee movements have changed
over the past 20 years and/or characterizing geographical approaches today. We
are particularly interested in any approaches that address significant (false?)
dichotomies that have come to structure geographical research into these (and
other) areas or trends in developing approaches, such as:
Applied policy work v. critical studies; 'North' v. 'South' research focus;
Disciplinary v. Interdisciplinary; 'Refugee women' to intersectionality; Forced
to economic migration
Confirmed participants on the roundtable discussion so far include: Richard
Black, Nick Gill, Khalid Koser, JoAnn Mcgregor, Ceri Oeppen.
Please send abstracts (for the paper session) or expressions of interest for
the round table to Michael Collyer (M.Collyer@xxxxxxxxxxxx) by February 12th.
Dr Michael Collyer
Department of Geography
University of Sussex, Brighton, UK
2012-13 Visiting Fulbright Scholar Department of Geography, University of
Washington, Seattle, USA
Mobile: +1(505) 814 3692
M.Collyer@xxxxxxxxxxxx
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