CALL FOR PAPERS
   
  Bogazici University and National Association of Ethnic Studies
  November 15-17, Bogazici University, ISTANBUL
   
  CFP: Transnational Perspectives: Intersections of Race, Ethnicity and
Religion
   
  Istanbul is one of the world's major cities with a long history of
diverse cultures, races and religions living together in harmony. Throughout
history, this kaleidoscopic city has managed to create harmony from discord. In
this city where different cultures intersect and interact, we aim to bridge
together different perspectives on a cross-cultural platform and inspire a new
forum for harmony-in-diversity to challenge boundaries. We invite papers
relating to the central theme of bridging different perspectives on race,
ethnicity and religion hoping to enjoy the culmination. We are looking forward
to hosting you in our all-embracing city with its enduring history and
beautiful scenery.
   
  PLEASE SEND YOUR CV and 250-WORD PROPOSALS ELECTRONICALLY .
  DEADLINE for submission of proposals: JULY 15, 2006
   
    Web site: http://www.bu_naes_conf.boun.edu.tr
  E-mail: bu_naes_conf_at_boun.edu.tr

   
  Conference Coordinator: Prof. Asli Tekinay
   
  Conference fee is $100.
   
  All presenters should be members of NAES (Website: www.ethnicstudies.org ).
   
   

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* Prof. Asli Tekinay *
* Western Languages and Literatures Department *
* American Studies Program, Coordinator *
* Bogazici University *
* Bebek 34342 Istanbul TURKEY *
* Phone: +90(212)359-6606 *
* Fax : +90(212)287-2470 *
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