CiCe Association Conference 2017
CiCe Association Conference 2017
(incorporating the Cice Jean Monnet Network conference)
::::::::::::: CALL FOR PAPERS :::::::::::::
Reaffirming Citizenship Education in an Uncertain World
SUBMISSION DEADLINE EXTENDED TO 3 APRIL 2017
CONFERENCE BOOKINGS ARE NOW OPEN
- CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION -
Main Conference - Research Student Conference - Proposals for Main Conference - Conference General Information - Booking Information - Updated Registration/Booking Fee Payment Information - Programme - Conference Key Dates
VIVES, Bruges/Brugge, Belgium
08-10 June 2017
There is shared commitment across European countries to ensure young people acquire social, civic and intercultural competences, by promoting across the disciplines democratic values and fundamental rights, social inclusion and non-discrimination, as well as active citizenship. However, this raises many challenges, not least in an uncertain world characterized by economic crisis, increased inequality, environmental concern, high migration flows, and the rise of populist ‘post-truth’ politics. All these challenges raise questions of fairness and social justice and prompt reflection on notions related to identity, the development of capabilities, citizenship, belonging, otherness, recognition of diversity, inter-generational solidarity and active democratic participation at the personal, global and policy level.
In this context, proposals from across the disciplines concerned with democratic values, constructs of identity, human dignity and capacities, participation and/or citizenship education in relation to issues of social justice in formal, in-formal or non-formal contexts are invited. We welcome papers from all academic disciplines and from academics, practitioners and policy makers working both within and outside Europe.
The 2nd Jean Monnet CiCe Research Student Conference will precede the Main Conference will be held 06-08 June. This conference is designed to support doctoral students exploring issues concerning researching citizenship and identity. It also introduces students to multidisciplinary perspectives.
Past Research Student Conference papers can be found HERE.
Interested parties can find more information on the Research Student Conference HERE.
Proposals for the Main Conference
Proposals are invited on the conference themes. We welcome proposals for papers, posters, symposia and workshops.
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Papers |
are presented as a standard presentation, for which you will have 20 minutes to present and answer questions. There is only limited space available for presentations and the Conference Scientific Committee will decide on the presentation format. All papers are eligible for inclusion in the Conference’s Selected Papers publication. Papers for publication are selected by the Conference Scientific Committee.
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| Symposia |
will group at least three linked papers, presented by a group together. The same rules apply as for papers (4,000 words etc), but you will provide your own chairperson and your time will be limited to one conference session. Therefore, if there are many papers in a symposium then each paper will have less than 20 minutes. Symposium papers are normally presented grouped together in the Selected Papers.
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| Workshops |
are interactive sessions lasting 60-90 minutes, in which participants are doing more than answering questions! You will normally need to limit the maximum number of people who might be able to participate. You may wish to provide a written account of your workshop for the Selected Papers publication, in the form of an article of 4,000 words (maximum).
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| Poster |
proposals afford an opportunity to mount a standard poster (A1 size), explaining some research, projects or practices You will have the opportunity to stand by your poster and discuss it with members of the conference during a scheduled poster session. A paper based on the poster is eligible for publication in the Selected Papers.
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| Virtual Paper |
allow those unable to attend the conference to submit a paper which will be presented at the conference in virtual format.
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How to send your proposal
Proposals MUST be submitted via the CiCe Association Conference 2017 Proposal Link.
We cannot accept proposals that are submitted by any other means.
When making a proposal, we recommend that you read in advance the accompanying documents: How to make a Proposal Guidance notes.
You will need to have all necessary information at hand as you will not be able to save draft forms. We also regret that all the information entered on the page will be lost if you move back to the previous page.
Please note the EXTENDED DEADLINE OF 3 APRIL 2017 for all proposals. Regrettably we cannot consider proposals submitted after this date.
Conference General Information
The Conference will be held at the Grootseminarie, Brugge/Bruges. Then venue is easy to reach by public transport: Line 4 (Market, St. Joseph, Koolkerke) or line 14 (Market, St. Joseph) Get off at J & M Sabbestraat. Then cross the bridge dunes to reach the Major Seminary. Or by car: Drive to Bruges via the Dampoort and follow Potterierei to the Major Seminary.
Please note that you are responsible for making your own travel arrangements to/from Bruges and for booking your own accommodation. The conference office is unable to offer travel advice.
Booking a place at the Conference
Bookings MUST be made via the conference booking form on the CiCea website. Booking to the conference will open in February 2017. We will not be able to take any bookings before that date.
BOOKINGS ARE NOW OPEN, PLEASE CLICK HERE TO BOOK YOUR PLACE
Conference Booking Fees
The Conference fee includes attendance to all sessions, a conference pack, the Conference Reception on Thursday evening, lunch on Friday and Saturday and refreshments during the breaks. It does not include travel and accommodation, nor the Conference Dinner on Friday evening.
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Fee
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All delegates who are not members of CiCea
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€200
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CiCea Association Members
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All delegates who are members of CiCea
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€100
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Research Students
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Please provide evidence of your student status (Please see the Student Conference call for papers if you also want to be considered for the Research Student Conference)
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€60
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Virtual Paper
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Non-CiCea members CiCea Members [Research Students] |
€140 (€70) [€20] |
You can delay booking your place at the conference until after you receive notification of acceptance of your proposal. Please note that receiving an email with the acceptance of your proposal does not mean that we have automatically booked your place at the conference; YOU STILL NEED TO MAKE A BOOKING using the on-line booking form on the website to be able to attend the conference.
UPDATED REGISTRATION/BOOKING FEE PAYMENT INSTRUCTIONS
Once you have made your booking, you can pay the booking fee via PayPal, following the simple instructions below:
- Log into PayPal
- Go to send money
- Enter the email address ciceassociation @ gmail [dot] com
- You will then be taken to a payment page where you must enter the payment amounta and referenceb
- Double check your details, confirm and you're done!
- (We know we said you were done, but it's always a good idea to save a copy of the receipt for your records!)
a. The amount you enter depends on your status (member/non-member/research student, and whether you're presenting onsite or via virtual paper), according to the table above. This is the same amount you have noted on your booking.
b. As a reference please enter "2017 CiCea Conference - [YOUR NAME]"
Conference Programme (Including Timetable)*
To download the Conference Programme and Abstract Book, please click on the link below:
CiCea Association 2017 Bruges Conference Programme
*Updates, including details of the Keynote lectures and other conference events will be made available on the Association website. You can also follow us on our Facebook page ‘CiCea’ and our Twitter account @CiCeaNews to receive regular updates prior to the conference and daily updates during the conference.
- 1 February 2017
The conference booking page opens. We will not be able to take bookings to the conference before that date. - 3 April 2017 [extended]
Deadline for all proposals to be submitted via the [forthcoming] CiCe Association Conference 2016 Proposal Link. Regrettably we cannot consider proposals submitted after this date. - 21 March 2017
By this date the Scientific Committee will consider all proposals and notify proposers for submissions received by the original deadline of 28 Feb 2017. - 10 April 2017
By this date the Scientific Committee will consider all proposals and notify proposers for submissions received by the 3 April 2017 deadline. - 15 May 2017
Deadline for all conference bookings, you will not be able to book a place at the conference after this date. - 31 May 2017
Cancellations after this date will be subject to an administration fee of 50€ - 08 - 10 June 2017
Conference sessions from Thursday 16 June pm until Saturday 18 June midday. - 21 July 2017
Deadline for submission of papers for Conference Selected Papers.
For further information, or if you have any queries, please check the Conference page on the CiCe Association Website or e-mail us: ciceassociation@gmail.com.
The CiCe Jean Monnet Network has been funded with support from the European Commission
Jean Monnet CiCe Second Research Student Conference
Jean Monnet CiCe Second Research Student Conference
Universiity VIVES Bruges/Brugge
06-08 June 2017
Memories and Citizens of the Future
Key Information
The Student Conference provides an opportunity for research students to
- present papers to an audience of fellow-research students and get peer feed-back
- to participate in sessions on the research process and to discuss research issues with experienced and active researchers
- to help develop a network of contacts.
Proposals are invited on citizenship and related topics: social justice, migration, acculturation, identity issues, ethnic relationships, diversity, intercultural issues, social exclusion-inclusion, inter-group relationships, historical culture, environmental issues, etc. Papers are welcome from different disciplines including education, sociology, political science, history, psychology and philosophy.
There will be Best Paper Awards to those who show the highest level of excellence in their work.
Papers accepted for publication will be published in the main conference proceedings and so be brought to the attention of researchers across Europe and beyond.
The student conference welcomes participants, who present a paper, and audience members, who do not present a paper but form part of the audience.
The number of participants who will be selected to present their papers is limited to twelve. The number of audience participants will not be limited.
Presenting participants are expected to be present in all sessions of the student conference, from the very beginning to the very end.
The conference will start on Tuesday 6th June with a morning registration and opening session and a day trip and discussion. On Wednesday 7th June, there will be both morning and afternoon sessions from 9.00 am. On Thursday June 8th, there will be only a morning session until 12.30 followed by a farewell lunch and the presentation of Best Student Conference Paper awards at the end of the main Conference Opening Plenary Session (starting in the afternoon).
After the Research Student Conference students can attend the Main Jean Monnet CiCe Network & CiCea Conference, which immediately follows (visit the CiCea website for further information about the main conference).
The fee for the Student Conference is €60; the combined fee (Student Conference + Main CiCe Conference) is €120. The conference fees cover meals and refreshments in the conference sessions. They DO NOT cover the main conference dinner and travel or accommodation.
We will try our best to reserve places for students to stay at minimal cost. Please see below and refer to the CiCea website.
There are 3 bursaries available, each 200 Euro. Those students who would like to apply should follow the instructions below and refer to the CiCea website.
Conference Scientific Committee
Chair:
- Márta Fülöp, Eötvös Loránd University, Hungary
Committee Members:
- Chris Gifford, Huddelsfield University, UK
- Penelope Harnett, University of West of England, UK
- Roger Johansson, Lund University, Sweden
- Antal Örkény, Eötvös Loránd University, Hungary
- Liliana Jacott, Autonomous University of Madrid, Spain
- Rosanna Perez-del-Aguila, London Metropolitan University,UK
Key Dates
30 January 2017
All proposals must be submitted via the online form:
Student Conference Online Application Form (@ Survey Monkey)
Regrettably we cannot consider proposals submitted after this date.
12 February 2017
By this date the Scientific Committee will consider proposals and notify all proposers.
15 May 2017
All selected papers must be submitted by email to cice @ londonmet [dot] ac [dot] uk
How to make a proposal or book a place
Proposals MUST be submitted via the student conference proposal link that will be available on the CiCea website. We cannot accept proposals that are submitted by any other means.
Bookings MUST be made via the student conference booking link that will be available on the CiCea website. We cannot accept proposals that are submitted by any other means.
The deadline for all proposals is 30 January 2017!!
Forms should be submitted via the CiCea website CiCea website.
CiCe Research Student Conference:What to include with your proposal
You must submitan abstract of no more than 500 words. The abstract is used by the Conference Scientific Committee to decide if your paper appears to be of sufficient quality to be selected. The abstract should describe your proposal, telling your audience what it is about. Please write in full sentences not bullet points.
ABSTRACT – 500 words maximum
What to include:
- a Title of the paper, the author and their affiliation
- a Summary of the project: what you have set out to do, how you have done it, the key findings and results. This consists of the following:
- an Introduction: clear statement of the problem that you are addressing, and a short theoretical background. These should then lead to declarations of project aims and objectives
- Methodology: participants of the study (if applicable), the basis of the technique that you are using or the procedure that you have adopted in your study
- a Results section: show illustrative examples of the main results of the work
- a Conclusion section, listing the main findings of your investigation, and
- Further Work: recommendations and thoughts about how the work could be progressed; other tests that could be applied, etc.
HOW TO APPLY FOR A BURSARY
Please note that there is only ONE bursary available. Bursaries can only be awarded to individuals registered at universities that are institutional members of CiCea or who are individual student members of the association. If you want to be a student member, please refer to the CiCea website.
To apply for a bursary you should submit the following with your proposal:
(1) Curriculum Vitae
One page in length, with details of your academic qualifications, previous and current research projects, details of scholarships obtained and held (and the purpose for which they were awarded); details of other seminars and conferences you have attended; details of any published works; other achievements.
(2) Letter of Application
This should explain why you think you deserve to be given a bursary. This may include reference to your financial circumstances (please note that holders of bursaries will be responsible for their own travel and accommodation costs).
(3) Letter of Support
This should be made by your supervisor or another academic referee, who should indicate their support for your application and set out the academic strengths of your studies and proposed paper.
CiCe Association Conference 2016: CALL FOR PAPERS
CiCe Association Conference 2016
(incorporating the Cice Jean Monnet Network conference)
CALL FOR PAPERS
Education, Citizenship and Social Justice:
Innovation Practices and Research
Main Conference - Research Student Conference - Proposals for Main Conference - Conference General Information - BOOKING INFORMATION - Conference Programme (Including Timetable) - Conference Key Dates
Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain
16-18 June 2016
At present, European societies are facing a number of challenges, not least how to respond responsibly to high levels of poverty, social exclusion, and inequalities generated by the economic and social crisis. Along with this, there is the urgent challenge posed by the current migration flows that has generated the refugee and migrant crisis in Europe, which needs to be analyzed in the context of the shared global responsibility of the EU. All these challenges raise questions of fairness and social justice and prompt reflection on notions related to human dignity, development of capabilities, citizenship, belonging, otherness, recognition of diversity, and active democratic participation at the personal, global and policy level.
In this context, proposals concerned with constructs of identity, human dignity and capacities, participation and/or citizenship education in relation to issues of social justice in formal, in-formal or non-formal contexts are invited. We welcome papers from all academic disciplines and from academics and practitioners working both within and outside Europe.
The 1st Jean Monnet CiCe Research Student Conference will precede the Main Conference will be held June 14-16. This conference is designed to support doctoral students exploring issues concerning researching citizenship and identity. It also introduces students to multidisciplinary perspectives.
Interested parties can find more information on the Research Student Conference HERE.
Proposals for the Main Conference
Proposals are invited on the conference themes. We welcome proposals for papers, posters, symposia and workshops.
|
Papers |
are presented as a standard presentation, for which you will have 20 minutes to present and answer questions. There is only limited space available for presentations and the Conference Scientific Committee will decide on the presentation format. All papers are eligible for inclusion in the Conference’s Selected Papers publication. Papers for publication are selected by the Conference Scientific Committee.
|
| Symposia |
will group at least three linked papers, presented by a group together. The same rules apply as for papers (4,000 words etc), but you will provide your own chairperson and your time will be limited to one conference session. Therefore, if there are many papers in a symposium then each paper will have less than 20 minutes. Symposium papers are normally presented grouped together in the Selected Papers.
|
| Workshops |
are interactive sessions lasting 60-90 minutes, in which participants are doing more than answering questions! You will normally need to limit the maximum number of people who might be able to participate. You may wish to provide a written account of your workshop for the Selected Papers publication, in the form of an article of 4,000 words (maximum).
|
| Poster |
proposals afford an opportunity to mount a standard poster (A1 size), explaining some research, projects or practices You will have the opportunity to stand by your poster and discuss it with members of the conference during a scheduled poster session. A paper based on the poster is eligible for publication in the Selected Papers.
|
| Virtual Paper |
allow those unable to attend the conference to submit a paper which will be presented at the conference in virtual format.
|
How to send your proposal
Proposals MUST be submitted via the CiCe Association Conference 2016 Proposal Link.
We cannot accept proposals that are submitted by any other means.
When making a proposal, we recommend that you read in advance the accompanying documents: How to make a Proposal Guidance notes.
You will need to have all necessary information at hand as you will not be able to save draft forms. We also regret that all the information entered on the page will be lost if you move back to the previous page.
Please note the deadline of 28 February 2016 for all proposals. Regrettably we cannot consider proposals submitted after this date.
Conference General Information
The Conference will be held at the Faculty of Teacher Training and Education, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (UAM), Spain. The university campus, “Cantoblanco Campus”, is located at the 15th km of the road from Madrid to Colmenar Viejo and it is a short train/bus journey from the city of Madrid.
To arrive by train from Madrid, you can take either:
- Line C4A (direction Alcobendas/San Sebastián de los Reyes) or Line C4B (direction Colmenar Viejo) and get off at “Cantoblanco Universidad” station.
http://www.crtm.es/datos_lineas/esquemas/5C4.pdf
To arrive by bus, there are routes from Madrid (departing from Plaza de Castilla and other municipalities (Alcobendas, Tres Cantos, etc.).
- Bus lines leading to UAM:
http://www.uam.es/ss/Satellite/es/1234886381474/1234886383717/generico/generico/Transportes.htm
Please note that you are responsible for making your own travel arrangements to/from Madrid and for booking your own accommodation. The conference office is unable to offer travel advice.
Booking a place at the Conference
Bookings MUST be made via the conference booking form on the CiCea website. Booking to the conference will open in January 2016. We will not be able to take any bookings before that date.
Conference Booking Fees
The Conference fee includes attendance to all sessions, a conference pack, the Conference Reception on Thursday evening, lunch on Friday and Saturday and refreshments during the breaks. It also includes a copy of the proceedings (to be published Autumn 2016) that will be posted to the address you give on your booking form. It does not include travel and accommodation, nor the Conference Dinner on Friday evening.
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Fee
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All delegates who are not members of CiCea
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€200
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CiCea Association Members
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All delegates who are members of CiCea
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€100
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Research Students
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Please provide evidence of your student status (Please see the Student Conference call for papers if you also want to be considered for the Research Student Conference)
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€60
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Virtual Paper
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Non-CiCea members CiCea Members [Research Students] |
€140 (€70) [€20] |
You can delay booking your place at the conference until after you receive notification of acceptance of your proposal. Please note that receiving an email with the acceptance of your proposal does not mean that we have automatically booked your place at the conference; YOU STILL NEED TO MAKE A BOOKING using the on-line booking form on the website to be able to attend the conference.
Once you have made your booking, you can pay the booking fee using the appropriate button, below:
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Non-Members |
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Virtual Paper |
Conference Programme (Including Timetable)*
To download the Conference Programme and Abstract Book, please click on the image below:
*Updates, including details of the Keynote lectures and other conference events will be made available on the Association website. You can also follow us on our Facebook page ‘CiCea’ and our Twitter account @CiCeaNews to receive regular updates prior to the conference and daily updates during the conference.
- 7 January 2016
The conference booking page opens. We will not be able to take bookings to the conference before that date. - 28 February 2016
Deadline for all proposals to be submitted via the online CiCe Association Conference 2016 Proposal Link. Regrettably we cannot consider proposals submitted after this date. - 21 March 2016
By this date the Scientific Committee will consider all proposals and notify proposers. - 6 May 2016
Deadline for all conference bookings, you will not be able to book a place at the conference after this date. - 31 May 2016
Cancellations after this date will be subject to an administration fee of 50€ - 16 - 18 June 2016
Conference sessions from Thursday 16 June pm until Saturday 18 June midday. - 21 July 2016
Deadline for submission of papers for Conference Selected Papers.
For further information, or if you have any queries, please check the Conference page on the CiCe Association Website or e-mail us: ciceassociation@gmail.com
The call for papers for the 2016 CiCe Association Conference (incorporating the CiCe Jean Monnet Netweork Conference), at Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain (16 - 18 June 2016) on "Education, Citizenship and Social Justice: Innovation Practices and Research" is available for download in PDF format by clicking HERE.
Jean Monet CiCe First Research Student Conference: CALL FOR PAPERS
Jean Monnet CiCe First Research Student Conference
Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain
14-16 June 2016
New Researchers for the New Europe
Education, Citizenship and Social Justice
Innovation Practices and Research
Key Information
The Student Conference provides an opportunity for research students to
- present papers to an audience of fellow-research students and get peer feed-back
- to participate in sessions on the research process and to discuss research issues with experienced and active researchers
- to help develop a network of contacts.
Proposals are invited on citizenship and related topics: social justice, migration, acculturation, identity issues, ethnic relationships, diversity, intercultural issues, social exclusion-inclusion, inter-group relationships, historical culture, environmental issues, etc. Papers are welcome from different disciplines including education, sociology, political science, history, psychology and philosophy.
There will be Best Paper Awards to those who show the highest level of excellence in their work.
Papers accepted for publication will be published in the main conference proceedings and so be brought to the attention of researchers across Europe and beyond.
The student conference welcomes participants, who present a paper, and audience members, who do not present a paper but form part of the audience.
The number of participants who will be selected to present their papers is limited to twelve. The number of audience participants will not be limited.
Presenting participants are expected to be present in all sessions of the student conference, from the very beginning to the very end.
The conference will start on Tuesday 14th June with afternoon registration and opening sessions. On Wednesday 15th June there will be both morning and afternoon sessions from 9.00 am. On Thursday June 16th there will be only a morning session until 12.30 followed by a farewell lunch and the presentation of Best Student Conference Paper awards at the end of the main Conference Opening Plenary Session (starting in the afternoon).
After the Research Student Conference students can attend the Main Jean Monnet CiCe Network & CiCea Conference, which immediately follows (CiCe Association website http://www.cicea.eu/ for further information about the main conference).
The fee for the Student Conference is €60; the combined fee (Student Conference + Main CiCe Conference) is €120. The conference fees cover meals and refreshments in the conference sessions. They DO NOT cover the main conference dinner and travel or accommodation.
We will try our best to reserve places for students to stay at minimal cost. Please see below and refer to the CiCe Association website.
There are 3 bursaries available each 200 Euro. Those students who would like to apply should follow the instructions below and refer to the CiCe Association website.
Conference Scientific Committee
Chair:
Chair:
- Márta Fülöp, Eötvös Loránd University, Hungary
Committee Members:
- Chris Gifford, Huddelsfield University, UK
- Penelope Harnett, University of West of England, UK
- Roger Johansson, Lund University, Sweden
- Antal Örkény, Eötvös Loránd University, Hungary
Key Dates
30 January 2016
All proposals must be submitted via the online form:
Student Conference Online Application Form (@ Survey Monkey)
Regrettably we cannot consider proposals submitted after this date.
12 February 2016
By this date the Scientific Committee will consider proposals and notify all proposers.
22 May 2016
All selected papers must be submitted by email to cice @ londonmet [dot] ac [dot] uk
How to make a proposal or book a place
Proposals MUST be submitted via the student conference proposal link on the Student Conference Online Application Form (@ Survey Monkey). We cannot accept proposals that are submitted by any other means.
The deadline for all proposals is 30 January 2016!!!
The call for papers for the Jean Monnet CiCe First Research Student Conference, at Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain (14-16 June 2016) on "New Researchers for the New Europe Education, Citizenship and Social Justice: Innovation Practices and Research" is available for download in PDF format by clicking HERE.
CiCea Conference 2015: CONFERENCE PROGRAMME / BOOK OF ABSTRACTS
The 2015 CiCea / CiCe Jean Monnet Conference: Identity in Times of Crisis, Globalization and Diversity: Practice and Research Trends Programme/Book of Abstracts is now available for download at the following link: