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"Research Center in Gender Studies, Skopje, R" <rcgs at sonet.com.mk> wrote: 
  From: "Research Center in Gender Studies, Skopje, R" 
  To: rcgs at sonet.com.mk
  Date: Mon, 15 Nov 2004 12:17:56 +0100
  Subject: CALL FOR APPLICATION- DUBROVNIK 2005

  Feminist Critical Analysis: Be/longing and Citizenship
  Postgraduate course

  INTER-UNIVERSITY CENTER
  DUBROVNIK, CROATIA

  May 23-27th, 2005

  Belgrade Women's Studies Center, The Centre for Women's Studies,
  Zagreb, and Rutgers (State University of New Jersey) Women's and
  Gender Studies Department are pleased to announce the 6th annual
  postgraduate course in Feminist Critical Analysis--Be/longing and
  Citizenship. The course will be held at the Inter-University Centre,
  Dubrovnik (www.hr/iuc/) on May 23-27,2005. This course will be
  co-directed by Rada Boric, Center for Women s Studies Zagreb, 
  Croatia;
  Dasa Duhacek, Women s Studies Belgrade, Serbia and Montenegro; 
  and
  Joanna Regulska Women's and Gender Studies Deparment, Rutgers
  University.



  TOPIC: 
  As new forms of global and supranational governance emerged, and 
  where
  the transnational flows of people, goods, and capital intensified,
  citizenship, in which each citizen was given certain rights and
  obligations under the nation-state, has lost its power. Thus the
  focus on democratic, flexible, insurgent, cosmopolitan, post-national
  or multilayered aspects of citizenship are just few of the current
  discourses that attempt to determine citizenships' meaning, content
  and location. In recent decades, women's demands for full political
  participation have mobilized their legitimate legal and political
  inclusion in the category of Citizen. Current aspirations toward
  participation have laid claim to citizenship However, feminist
  theorists and activists have criticized the conceptual assumption
  around the notion of Citizenship, arguing that it reproduces the
  boundary of public/private ther eby reproducing/reinforcing patriarchal
  formations. 

  This course will explore the problematics of citizenship as be/longing
  and the ways in which the desire for citizenship is interpolated in
  and through be/longing. In keeping with the rigor of feminist theory,
  the course will not lose sight of the issues of accountability and
  responsibility which have, precisely through feminist insights, been
  brought to bear on the contemporary framework of citizenship. It will
  provide a framework for an in depth critical engagement with both the
  implicit and explicit assumptions of Citizenship. In particular,
  participants will have the opportunity to think critically about the
  broad sexual, gendered, national (etc.) implications of the rhetorics
  of Citizenship. Part icipants will rethink citizenship (as well as
  be/longing) in terms of the construction of gender difference, state
  practices that exclude particular groups of women, and women's
  symb olic role in national and local discourses.

  Eligibility
  The IUC courses are conducted at a postgraduate level. All
  postgraduate students interested in the topic may apply for
  attendance. The course will be limited to twenty attendees. The
  attendees should seek funds from their own institutions to cover the
  travel costs and accommodation. Limited competitive funding is
  available from the UIC for scholars from Albania, Bosnia &
  Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Kosovo, Macedonia, Moldova, Montenegro,
  Romania, Serbia and Slovenia. 

  Application Procedure
  A short narrative explaining your interest in the topic and your CV
  (please include your current contact information at the top of the CV)
  should be submitted by e-mail to

   jlmorgan @ rci.rutgers.edu, with IUC
  Dubrovnik 2005 in the subject heading. Or by fax to + 1 732 932 1335. 
  The application deadline is December 1, 2005.

  Contact Information:

  Jennifer L. Morgan
  Department of Women's and Gender Studies
  Rutgers University
  162 Ryders Lane
  New Brunswick, NJ 08901
  USA
  Tel + 1 732 932 1151

  Research Center in Gender Studies
  "Euro-Balkan" Institute
  "Partizanski odredi" 63
  1000 Skopje
  Republic of Macedonia
  tel: + 389 2 3075570, ext. 103
  fax: + 389 2 3075570, ext. 102
  e-mail: rcgs at sonet.com.mk
  identities at sonet.com.mk
  www.euba.org.mk/gsrc
  www.identities.org.mk





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