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12/09/2016

Dear , Members
7th CWAS Young Scholars’ National Seminar, 2016
West Asia and North Africa in Transition: Prospects and Challenges
Call for Research Papers
West Asia and North Africa (WANA) region is known as the cradle of civilisations. Historically, home to first organised agricultural activities, cities, and the ancient Mesopotamian civilisation this region is known as the Fertile Crescent from the Euphrates to the Nile. The region is also the birth of three major monotheist religion; Judaism, Christianity, and Islam making it sacred for billions of people around the world.
WANA region for its history and turbulent geography has witnessed major empires; religious wars and also the advancement of new knowledge and source for European enlightenment. The shape of modern WANA was given by European powers during and after the collapse of Ottoman Empire and First World War. In the post-Ottoman order, the WANA region became the strategic asset for the colonial powers divided between the British and the French. The colonial powers divided the region into many nation states for its own fortune thus making this region strategically important for its geography as a route to other parts of the world. Besides, after the discovery of oil, oil became an asset for colonial powers but a curse for this region. The people of this region never came fully to the terms dawned via the creation of artificial boundaries in the region and later the region engulfed with the idea of Arab nationalism. The creation of nation-states had been problematic in any region of the world, but the state-formation in WANA region led to the emergence of a conflict-prone region. In addition to sui generis states of the region like Israel, Lebanon and Turkey, West Asia and North Africa has various types of regimes and governmental structures. Therefore, the region has long been a ‘chessboard’ of different models, ideologies and sometimes even leaders.
In the Post-Cold War Era, as the bipolar nature of the world order fluctuated, regional politics and conflicts came to the surface globally. WANA region already had intractable conflicts and witnessed major wars. Moreover, the multipolar structure of the region and heavy presence of external powers generated additional complexities especially the rise of non-state actors the last among them is the ‘Islamic State’. In some cases, a conflict may come to the fore with its different aspect or affiliated with another conflict –the deep sectarianism, the Kurdish question, the failing hopes of Arab Spring and now the refugee issue amidst Syrian Crisis. One acknowledges that each conflict brings further disagreements, division, and groupings not only to regional politics but also to global politics. On the other hand, complications of the region create scope for the existence of new ideas, research, and debates.
With these thoughts, we, Student Faculty Committee (SFC), wish to organise 7th Young Scholars’ Seminar, 2016 to discuss issues, concerns, challenges and prospects of the WANA in the regional and global context in order to facilitate a better understanding of the region among
young scholars. Therefore, those who wish to participate in the seminar may send an abstract of 300 to 400 words before 26th September, 2016.
Themes of the Seminar
 History, Culture, and Civilisation
 Political, Ideological Trends and Religious Discourse
 Refugees and Humanitarian Aid
 Domestic Politics of WANA Countries
 Foreign Policy and Bilateral Relations
 India and WANA Region
 Role of External Powers in Regional Affairs
 Regional Organizations
 Terrorism, Counter-terrorism and Security Issues
 Conflict and Peace in WANA
 Oil, Energy and Environmental Security
 WANA in Global Politics
Tentative important dates and guidelines:
 Date for 7th Young Scholar Seminar: 13th -14th October, 2016
 Last date for submission of abstract (300 to 400 words): 26th September, 2016
 Notification for the selection of abstracts: 1st October, 2016
 Last date for final paper submission (3000 to 5000 words): 10th October, 2016
 Papers should be based on S.I.S. research manual style sheet.
 Plagiarism is an offence, and it can be detected.
 Research papers should be original and well grounded.
 Co–authored papers are also welcomed (but not more than two authors per paper)
 Please use the term ‘West Asia’ instead of ‘Middle East’.
 No TA/DA shall be paid.
 Please send your abstract at: [email protected]
For any clarifications please contact SFC members: [email protected]
Regards,
Student Faculty Committee members (2015-2016)
Devender Kumar
Meenakshi Sardar
Mohmad Waseem Malla
Rahul Kumar
Zeynep Didem Akinoglu
Centre for West Asian Studies,
School of International Studies,
Jawaharlal Nehru University,
New Delhi.

06/09/2016

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Arab Demography Network
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Demography
European Journal of Population
Forced Migration Review
GENUS - An International Journal of Demography
Human Security Bulletin, The Canadian Consortium on Human Security (CCHS)
International Migration Review (IMR)
Journal of Population Research
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People and the Planet
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The Social Science Information Gateway (SOSIG)
Tools for Demographic Estimation
UNECE Gender Statistics Website
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ARPH, Association of Reproductive Health Professionals, Inc.
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WHO, World Health Organization

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Centro Centroamericano de Población, Costa Rica
Chr. Michelsen Institute
Center for Migration Studies (CMS)
East-West Center, Program on Population, Hawaii
European Doctoral School, France
Family Health International, USA
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IIASA, International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis: Population Project, Austria
INED, Institut National d'Etudes Demographiques, France
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JSI, John Snow, Inc.
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Management Sciences for Health
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NIDI, Netherlands Interdisciplinary Demographic Institute, Netherlands
Population Council, USA
PRB, Population Reference Bureau, USA
Population Research Institute
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The Rand Corporation
Stockholm University, Demography Unit
UNC population center
Vienna Institute of Demography, Austria

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