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SUMMARY:Call for Submissions: 4th International Conference on Burma/Myanmar Studies (ICBMS4)
DESCRIPTION:The International Conference on Burma /Myanmar Studies (ICBMS) committee would like to invite abstract submissions for ICBMS 4\, which will be hosted at Chiang Mai University on the 2nd – 4th August 2024\, titled: “Assemblages of the Future: Rethinking Communities after the State.” \nThe “assemblages” of the future in the conference title seek to grapple with new “entangled ways of life”\, and the “mosaic of temporal rhythms and spatial arcs” (Tsing\, 2015) of Myanmar in 2024. This framing asks scholars to situate their work within this contested reality and ask critical questions about the emergent future. In particular\, we refer to the complex rhythms of Myanmar’s social reality\, whereby many aspects of culture\, power\, and life have been transformed after the coup\, yet others remain stubbornly intact – for better or worse. In simple terms\, in this state of flux\, how do we understand how the people of Myanmar are acting in the present to (re)assemble their future commons in its various forms? \nConference Themes \nNegotiating New Realities: Power\, Practice\, and Praxis \n\nEmergent Governance and Civilian Protection\nMultipolarity in a Contested Region\nResilience and Localisation in Service Provision: Education\, Healthcare\, and Religion\nEnergy\, Infrastructure and Sustainable Development\n\nIdentity\, Territory\, and Belonging amidst Conflict and Climate Change \n\nEthnicity and Territoriality\nBorder Politics & Transnationalism\nMigration\, Forced Displacement and Refugees\nLivelihoods\, Agriculture and Food Systems\n\nUncovering Lived Experiences and Marginalised Narratives \n\nNascent\, Marginal and Informal Economies\nInequality and Empowerment\nGender\, Sexuality and Power\nCivil Disobedience\, Social Movements and Everyday Life\n\nRemaking Knowledge and Finding Truth in Revolution \n\nDiscourses of Peace\, Conflict\, and Justice\nPropaganda\, Media and Information Landscapes\nArts\, Literature and Popular Culture\nResearch Ethics\, Decolonization and Methodological Challenges\n\nAbstract & panel proposal submission \nInterested participants should submit an abstract of not more than 300 words\, along with keywords via the online system at the conference website. Panel proposals should be not more than 500 words. Panel descriptions should contain a 300-word abstract for each presenter. \nRegistration and fee information will be available online soon at the ICBMS4 website. \nFor further information\, please contact the ICBMS4 Secretariat at icbms.cmu@gmail.com \nImportant Dates \nDeadline of Abstract & Panel proposal submission: 30 April 2024 \nAnnouncement of accepted abstract and proposal: 31 May 2024 \nEarly bird registration: 1 June 2024 \nDeadline for full-paper submission: 30 July 2024 \nRegistration of Participants (Audience): TBA \nConference Dates: 2 – 4 August 2024 \nAbout ICBMS \nIn July 2015\, Chiang Mai University hosted the first International Conference on Burma / Myanmar Studies (ICBMS) entitled  ‘Burma/Myanmar in Transition: Connectivity\, Changes and Challenges.’ The second ICBMS conference was held at Mandalay University\, co-hosted with Chiang Mai University in 2018\, bringing together 543 participants from 29 countries\, with 48 sessions of paper presentation and 7 roundtables. The third and largest ICBMS (to date) was delayed\, finally being held as a hybrid event in March 2021. Over 1000 participants joined from across the globe under the title of ‘Myanmar / Burma in the Changing South East Asia Context.’ \nFor more info: https://rcsd.soc.cmu.ac.th/news-announcements/call-for-applications-4th-international-conference-on-burma-myanmar-studies-icbms4/ \nShare on FacebookTweetFollow usSave
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