Ethnicity
Nationalism
&
Migration
Section
International
Studies
Association
Welcome
to
the web page of the Ethnicity, Nationalism and Migration
Section of the ISA, or as we like to call it, ENMISA.
We
are scholars interested in a variety of issues related to
Ethnicity, Nationalism, and Migration, and would like to
develop better communications among people with similar
interests.
We
vary quite widely in our theoretical approaches,
methodologies and empirical interests, but we share a
common desire to work together on issues that are clearly
becoming more important in both the domestic politics of
many countries and in their international relations.
Call
for Nominations
ENMISA 2012
Distinguished Book Award
The
ENMISA Book Award recognizes the best book published
over the past two years in the study of the
international politics of ethnicity, nationalism or
migration. The criteria for the award include the
originality of the argument presented, quality of the
research, ability to draw on the insights of the
multiple disciplines, innovative methods or
methodological syntheses, readability of the text and
the policy or practical implications of the
scholarship. The Award Committee is particularly
interested in books that engage multiple areas of
analytical interest to ENMISA members. Questions may
be addressed to the committee chair:
=> Prof. Ana Margheritis: amargher@ufl.edu
ABOUT THE AWARD:
*
The award is sponsored by the Ethnicity, Nationalism
and Migration Section of ISA.
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To be eligible for the award, books must have been
published in 2010 or 2011.
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Entries may have multiple authors.
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Books may be nominated by academic or trade presses or
by any scholar in the field.
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Deadline for nominations for the 2012 award is: August
15th, 2011.
*
Publishers should send ONE copy of nominated books to
the each member of the awards committee:
=>
Prof. Ana Margheritis,
=>
Prof. Dejan Guzina
=> Prof. Kim Rygiel
Call for Papers
ENMISA 2012 Martin O. Heisler Graduate Student
Paper Award
This award recognizes the best paper presented at a panel or
poster session by a graduate student at the 2011 ISA
Conference. Students matriculated in a graduate
program (masters or doctorate) are eligible.
Submissions must focus on at least one of the three
principal areas of concern to the ENMISA Section:
Ethnicity, nationalism, and/or migration.
Students who wish to enter the competition may submit papers
and their contact information on or before October
1st, 2011 to the Heisler Award Competition Coordinator:
=> Dr. Nukhet Sandal: nukhet_sandal@brown.edu
For
details, see Heisler
Award Call for Papers .
Call
for Nominations
ENMISA 2012
Distinguished Scholar Award
The Ethnicity, Nationalism and Migration (ENMISA) section of
the International Studies Association is soliciting
nominations for its Distinguished Scholar Award to be
given at the annual meeting in San Diego CA, 2012. The
2012 committee is composed of Dr. Omar McDoom, Dr.
Josephine Squires and Dr. Neophytos Loizides.
Self-nominations are also welcome.
Nominations
should include a letter of support and CV. As a general
guideline, nominees should have a substantial record of
publishing in the field and service to ISA. Please send
nominations and letters of support via email to ENMISA
Committee Contact Member (below) by May 10th, 2011.
=> Dr. Omar McDoom (e-mail:o.s.mcdoom@lse.ac.uk)
2011 ENMISA Business
Meeting Minutes
2010 ENMISA Business
Meeting Minutes
2009 ENMISA Business
Meeting Minutes
2008 ENMISA Business
Meeting Minutes
2007 ENMISA Business
Meeting Minutes
Officers
Erin Jenne, Chair
(
bio )
R. William Ayres, Past Chair
(
bio )
Kamal Sadiq, Chair-Elect
(
bio )
Nukhet A. Sandal, Vice Chair
(
bio )
Nadejda Marinova, Communications Chair
(
bio )
Ana Margheritis, Secretary
(
bio )
Mary Frances Lebamoff,
Treasurer (
bio )
Stephen Deets, Member-at-Large, 2011-2013
(
bio )
Josephine Squires, Member-at-Large, 2011-2013
(
bio )
Matteo Fumagalli,
Member-at-Large, 2010-2012 ( bio )
Idean Salehyan,
Member-at-Large, 2010-2012(
bio )
Project
ENMISA
is currently updating its syllabus database. To
assist members in developing courses on Ethnicity,
Nationalism, and Migration, we are collecting syllabi
or links to syllabi from our members, to be posted on
our webpage.
If
you have a syllabus you would like to share with the
other members, please send it to
nukhet_sandal@brown.edu
We
would prefer to receive them either via email (as the
text of the email message or as an attachment) or by
mailing Dr. Sandal a disk (her office address is
available upon request).
Please
contact Nadia Marinova
regarding this web-site.
This
page was last updated on April 30, 2011
Photo
credits: UNHCR
Department of Political
Science, University of Florida
P.O. Box
117325, Gainesville, FL 32611
E-mail: amargher@ufl.edu
Department of Political Science
Wilfrid Laurier University
Waterloo, Ontario, Canada
N2L 3C5
E-mail: dguzina@wlu.ca
Department of Political Science
Wilfrid Laurier University
75 University Ave.,
West
Waterloo, Ontario, Canada N2L 3C5
E-mail: krygiel@wlu.ca
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