SGIR 7th Pan-European International Relations Conference - The “European sub-prime”: The financial crisis in Eastern Europe

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Eligible topics for the conference

• New Approaches to Cold War: History and Current International Politics
• The European Union’s Relations with Major International Powers
• The Politics of World Community: Beyond the International in Theory and Practice
• Credit and Crisis
• Spaces of Global Capital: Territoriality, Markets and Democratic Politics
• English school
• International Security
• Security and Ethics
• The Critical Limits to the Financial Crisis: World Politics, Aesthetics, and Re-Politicization
• Energy Resources and Social Change
• The Return of the State? Global Capitalism and Geopolitics after the Crisis of Neoliberalism
• The Future of Armed Conflict
• Challenges of Democracy Promotion: Do all good things go together?
• Searching for State Identity in Post-crisis period: theories and policies
• European Sea Power - A Critical Appraisal
• Critical Approaches to Security in Europe
• Changing Tide in Global Economic Regulation? The Crisis and Global Economic Governance
• The Bright and Dark Sides of the Discipline
• New Approaches to Foreign Policy Analysis: Integrating rational, social and psychological perspectives
• Gender in Transnational Politics: Transitions and Transformations in a Time of Crises
• Identity and Conflict
• Social Democratic Responses to the Contemporary Humanitarian Military Intervention Dilemma: A Comparative Analysis
• Biopolitics, Governmentality, Circulation
• Another Europe is possible? Alternatives and Resistance to Neoliberal European Governance
• European Foreign Policy in Transition: New IR Approaches to EU Foreign Policy
• Putting critical IPE in its place?
• Emergence of Humanitarian World Politics
• Global Order: Historical Perspective or Fiction?
• Strategic Narratives
• Politics in Hard Times: The Human Impact of the Financial Crisis
• The European Sub-prime: The Financial Crisis in Eastern Europe
• International Institutions, Global Politics, and Law
• The Debate on Turkey - Creating an inclusive or exclusive Europe?
• Democratic Governance and International Institutions
• The “Other” Crisis: The Political Economy of the Environment and Our Relationship To It
• The Transformation of Security Culture
• Crisis - Whose Crisis? Southern Actors between Contagion, Concurrence and Cooperation
• Re-Discovering International Organisations
• Constructing the Knowledge Society: A Global Challenge
• Nordic Scholars/ Nordic Countries in International Relations
• Regional Powers in Latin America, Africa and Asia: Winners or Losers of the Financial Crisis?
• Economic Communities and Institution-Building in Times of Crisis
• Global Citizenship and Cosmopolitanism

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