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Call for papers
AustralasianAssociation for
Communist and Post-Communist Studies
14th Biennial Conference
31 January–1 February 2019
Griffith University, Gold Coast Australia
TheAustralasian Association for Communist and Post-Communist Studies (AACaPS)invites panel and paper proposals for the 14th Biennial Conference to be heldat the Griffith University, Gold Coast, Australia on 31 January – 1 February2019. The event will be hosted by the Griffith Business School, Griffith AsiaInstitute and co-hosted by NationalCentre for Research on Europe from University of Canterbury, New Zealand.
Theme of the conference: 30 Years sincethe Fall of the Berlin Wall. How Communism and Post-communism are tracking
Theyear 2019 will mark 30 years since the fall of the Berlin wall. This symbolicevent led to German unification and the collapse of communist party rule incountries of the Soviet-led Eastern bloc. Since then, the post-communistcountries of Central, Eastern and South-eastern Europe have tied theirpost-communist transition to deep integration into the West, including EUaccession. Most of these states have been able to relatively successfullytransform their previous communist political and economic systems, although thenon-Baltic post-Soviet states have generally been less successful in doing so.In contrast, communist countries in Asia, in particular China and Vietnam, havefocused their transformation on economic reforms and development while largelymaintaining communist party political dominance.
This conference seeks to address andcompare those diverse developments in communist and post-communist countriesand their relationship with the West from various angles. The conferenceorganisers welcome papers and panel proposals from a broad range of disciplines,including but not limited to: economics and finance, political science,history, sociology and cultural studies. The geographic focus of the conferenceis broad and includes countries of the former USSR, Eastern and South EasternEurope, and Asia. Studies focusing on other regions are alsowelcome.
The following thematic topics areexpected to be discussed in greater detail:
1. Central and Eastern Europe: Challenges of EU accessionand post-accession
2. Russia and its role in globalaffairs.
3. Chinaunder Xi Jinping’s leadership.
4. Crisison the Korean Peninsula and the prospects for peace.
5. CentralAsia and its recent developmental dynamics.
Submission of Proposals:Please send the following to aacaps2019<アット>griffith.edu.au:1) name, 2) current institutional affiliation, 3) title/position, 4) postaladdress, 5) title of panel or paper, 6) panel description or abstract of paper(200 words or less).
Confirmed KeynoteSpeakers:
Stephen E.Hanson, Lettie Pate Evans Professor of Government, William & Mary
Viktor Larin, Professor of International Relations, RussianAcademy of Sciences, Far Eastern Branch
Deadline for proposals: 31July 2018.
Publications: Select paperspresented at the conference will be invited for publication in the specialjournal issues.
Important dates: • paneland abstract acceptance notification issued – 31 August 2018
• full draft papersubmitted to be peer-reviewed – 31 December 2018
Conference RegistrationFees: • Standard – A$100
Concessional - A$60(full-time students)
Contacts: Conference-relatedcorrespondence should be addressed to the conference convenor: Dr AlexandrAkimov, Griffith University Tel: 61 7 55528579 Fax: 61 737353719 E: aacaps2019＜アット＞griffith.edu.au