For this conference, we highly encourage all participants to form their own panels. Individual paper proposals will also be accepted.
In addition to ‘traditional’ (chair, 3-4 presenters, discussant) panels and roundtables, we encourage other proposals, including scholarrship-in progress and author-critic forums. |
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Key Features of CESS Fall 2024:
Host: Syracuse University, The Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs, Syracuse, NY.
Geographic Focus: Central Asia, the Caucasus, Iran, Afghanistan, Xinjiang, Tibet, Mongolia, Siberia, Inner Asia, the Black Sea region, the Volga region, and East and Central Europe.
Types of Panels: Traditional panels, roundtables, scholarship-in-progress, events-in-progress, and author-critic forums. |
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Submission Guidelines:
- Read Conference Rules and Language Policy: Essential for all participants.
- Online Submission: Proposals must be submitted through CESS Conference Website.
- Deadline: Proposals must be submitted by June 1, 2024, at 11:59 pm EST.
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About The Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs:
The Maxwell School is one of 13 schools and colleges of Syracuse University – established 1870 as a private, international research university located in the geographic heart of New York State, offering a choice of more than 200 majors and 100 minors. The University’s global footprint includes nearly 15,000 undergraduates and 5,000 graduate students; more than a quarter of a million alumni in 160 countries; and a student population from all 50 U.S. states and 123 countries.
The Maxwell School celebrates its centennial in 2024 as one of the leading schools in the country that has been preparing global leaders and change makers for 100 years. The CESS conference theme of “Citizenship Unbound” expands the Maxwell School’s ongoing discussions about the dynamic nature of citizenship globally a rapidly changing world.
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Conference Committee:
Chair. Jeff Sahadeo.
CESS Past President Jeff Sahadeo is a Professor of Eastern European, Russian and Central Asian politics, societies and history. His teaching interests include diaspora, migration, colonialism, nationality, frontiers, and borders in relations of power and the creation of identities and states. Jeff’s current research focuses on the intersection between nature and society, movement and social change through a study of rivers in Georgia.
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Don't miss this chance to be part of CESS Fall 2024. Your participation will enrich the academic discourse and foster a deeper understanding of Central Eurasia.
We look forward to seeing you in Syracuse, NY!
Best Regards,
The Central Eurasian Studies Society Team
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