3rd International Europe in Discourse Conference

Given the increased inquiries about the Conference and taking account of the developing events with the War in Ukraine, the Organizing Committee of the 3rd International Europe in Discourse Conference decides to extend the deadline to submit a paper to May 30th 2022.
For more information please click on our Call for Papers:

Call for Papers - Europe in Discourse 3rd International Conference on Europe in Discourse - Tracing Identity through Values, History and Borders September 23rd - 25th, 2022 Athens, Greece

With the Russian invasion of Ukraine, 3rd International Europe in Discourse Conference decides to widen the scope of the Conference themes and invite panels and papers to address the crisis and its role in the future of Europe. This crisis is directly relevant to discourse and communication, as can be seen, for example, in the weaponization of language that is taking place with recent Russian legislation that foresees jail terms for journalists who publicize "false information” or use war or invasion instead of special military operation in describing events in Ukraine.

The Conference wishes, therefore, to serve as a forum to discuss the dynamic relationship between communication, conflict and the use of language to legitimize actions, represent events and social actors. We invite papers and panels that address the Russian – Ukraine crisis and we are particularly interested in:

Representations of political and social actors in media coverage in the Russian-Ukraine crisis
Discursive dimensions of violence, conflict and war
European Values and the War in Ukraine

Looking forward to your contributions!

For more info read our Call for papers:
https://europeindiscourse.eu/cfp

Call for papers is extended for April 15th 2022

Hellenic American University announces the 3rd International Europe in Discourse Conference which will take place in Athens, Greece, September 23-25, 2022. The theme of this year’s Conference is Tracing Identity through Values, History and Borders.

Oral Communications

Oral communications, which consist of a 20-minute presentation will be submitted in response to the general theme(s) of the conference mentioned below. Abstracts for oral communications should be no longer than 500 words and list five keywords.
Please submit your abstract for an oral communication through the official Conference website using this link https://www.europeindiscourse.eu/cfp/submit-abstract
Deadline for oral communications: April 15th 2022

Themed Panels

Proposals for panels must be submitted online as a single document, single-spaced in 12-point type. Panel proposals should include a brief overview of the theme, a title of the panel, and 4 to 5 abstract of papers, each to be delivered within 30 minutes (a 20-minute presentation followed by a 10-minute period for questions).
The names of the panel presenters should be omitted from the document to enable double-blind review. However, panel organizers should include their name.
Acceptance notifications will be sent to panel organizers.

Please submit your panel proposal through the website following the guidelines under the SUBMIT YOUR PANEL PROPOSAL through this link https://www.europeindiscourse.eu/cfp/submit-panel-proposal

Submit your Panel EiD3 3rd International Conference on Europe in Discourse - Tracing Identity through Values, History and Borders September 23rd - 25th, 2022 Athens, Greece

Our 3rd International Europe in Discourse Conference Call for Papers can be retrieved via https://europeindiscourse.eu/cfp

Hellenic American University announces the l 3rd International Europe in Discourse Conference which will take place in Athens, Greece, September 23-25, 2022. The theme of this year’s Conference is Tracing Identity through Values, History and Borders.

Launched in 2016, Europe in Discourse is an interdisciplinary project that brings together faculty, students, researchers, early-career scholars and professionals to explore what is unique about Europe and why “Europeanness” matters.

EID III re-opens the conversation developed in previous two Conferences about the future of Europe and its identity. As was the case in 2016 and 2018, discourse provides an analytical tool to diagnose the multiple constructions of Europe across contexts, texts, institutional or other.

The third Conference also remains faithful to the conviction that there should be a dialogue between those who talk about Europe and analyze it and those who “do” Europe and shape it. The Conference is therefore an open call to political analysts, communication experts, diplomacy and security experts, public leaders, historians, economists and policymakers from a variety of fields to engage with the Conference themes and submit a contribution along the formats accepted.

For more information regarding the conference schedule and call for papers, please visit:
https://europeindiscourse.eu