「衝突、正義與解殖：亞際社會批判研究計劃」(CJD)將以遷移、難民和無國籍狀態為主題，舉辦CJD第一屆研討會，現正誠邀各位就相關議題提交會議論文。
近年來，關於遷移和難民的爭論日益增長，其中又以遷移相關的國際政治和國家安全為焦點。例如，俄羅斯於2022年2月對烏克蘭的大舉入侵，迫使過百萬烏克蘭民眾慌忙逃離自己的國家，數以百萬計仍然於烏克蘭境內流離失所；另一方面，俄羅斯人民為逃避國家強制兵役而大舉離境，戰爭引發了俄羅斯人口外流的困境。這波極為龐大的難民和移民潮激發了各界對於遷移政治、難民保護與歧視問題和全球應對措施的新一波討論。
全球各地數之不盡的移民危機一波未平，一波又起，佔據著一篇又一篇的新聞故事。不過，這絕非只是當前興起的現象，一直以來人民總是為了求存、向上流動、或者各式各樣的原因，從一方飄洋過海到他方。不論是過去還是現在，人類遷移的關鍵驅動力涵蓋政治、經濟和社會面向。比方說，若非政經和社會因素以某種形式的協同作用，羅興亞人的鬥爭就無從想像，不曾發生。再者，有預測指出，2050年前將有超過10億人口成為氣候難民，這意味著，我們未來很可能被捲進更多的遷移窘局。
以上點出的寥寥數例，僅是當前遷移險況的冰山一角。因此，在這份徵稿啟事，我們CJD團隊誠摯邀請各界一起盡一分力，介入亞洲以至全球的遷移議題。以下是一些我們建議（但不限於此）的子題：
遷移和難民政策
難民保護和政策的不平等
公民權、離散與無國籍狀態
移民與難民醫療保健
難民遭受的性暴力與性別壓迫
戰爭、衝突和強制遷移
氣候問題引發的遷移
移民和難民的媒介與其再現
我們歡迎不同學術領域的學者和學生於2023年10月16日前通過CJD投稿表單提交申請資料和論文摘要。 摘要以500字為限。
獲錄取的作者應於會議前提供報告的簡報和文字稿，並於會議結束後提供論文全文，寄至iccs.cjdproject@gmail.com。更詳盡的資訊請見CJD團隊屆時發出的電郵。
關於論文全文撰稿體例，請參考以下指引：
摘要（以300-400字英文或450-600字中文為上限，請提供五至六個關鍵詞、正文、參考書目，如有需要可提供附錄）
每篇論文至少附上兩張圖片（其中一張用作文章的頁首圖像）。我們建議從Flickr或其他圖片庫裡搜尋和下載沒有版權（copyright free or public domain work）或創用CC授權/creative commons license（必須按照著作人或授權人所指定的方式，標示其姓名）的圖片，以作刊登用途。文章內應附上圖片的連結，請參考這篇範例文章。
英文論文以2000-3000字為原則，中文論文以3000-4500字為原則。
參考書目和論文引用請用APA格式。
獲錄取的論文將有機會刊登於CJD編輯和出版的第五期特刊。另外，若作者持有台灣的銀行帳戶，將獲得台幣4000元稿酬。限於大學政策規定，只有台灣銀行帳戶（中華郵政/玉山銀行）持有者能夠獲取稿酬。
Conference Website:https://sites.google.com/view/cjd-conference/
Deadline for Applications (with 250 words abstract):October 16, 2023
Conference Date: November 25, 2023
Conference Venue:Online
Submission Link:https://forms.gle/vqf3vTrPKa1mKDXU9
Conflict, Justice, Decolonization (CJD): Critical Studies of Inter-Asian Societiesis pleased to invite you to submit your paper to ourfirst conferenceonMigration, Refugees and Statelessness.
Throughout history and in the present day, people have constantly relocated from one place to another, driven by the pursuit of survival, improved opportunities, and a multitude of other motivations, including political, economic, and social considerations. However, recently, there has been a substantial growth in debates about migration and refugees, particularly in the context global politics and national security. Numerous ongoing migration crises have recently garnered widespread attention in the headlines. For example, the Rohingyas crisis has been a grave humanitarian situation for years. More recently, the Russian invasion of Ukraine has forced millions of Ukrainians to flee the country while millions more remain internally displaced; the war has also triggered migration waves from Russia, as hundreds of thousands flee the country to evade compulsory military service. Furthermore, it appears that in the coming years, we may encounter an even greater array of migration challenges, as forecasts suggest that by 2050, the number of climate refugees could exceed 1 billion. These influxes of migrants and refugees have sparked a fresh surge of discussions about the politics of migration, refugee protection and discrimination, and global responses to such issues.
With this call for participation,CJDis seeking contributions that engage with issues related to migration and refugee within Asia and beyond. Potential topics of interest include, but are not limited to the following:
Migration and Refugee Policies
Inequality in Refugee Protection and Treatment
Citizenship, Diasporas, and Statelessness
Migrant and Refugee Health Care
Sexual and Gender-based Violence against Refugees
War, Conflicts, and Forced Migration
Climate Induced Migration
The Media and Representations of Migrants and Refugees
We welcome scholars and students from various academic fields to submit their abstracts byOctober 16, 2023. Paper abstracts up to250 wordsshould be submitted by application form to theCJD conference submission link.
The selected participant should send their PowerPoint and scriptbefore the conferenceand the full paper should be sent after the conference toiccs.cjdproject@gmail.com. The detailed information will be informed via email.
For full paper submission, please refer the guidelines:
Abstract (the length of the abstracts should be 300–400 words in English or 450–600 characters in Mandarin), keywords (five or six), main text, references (as described below), and appendices (if applicable).
We require the selection of at least two images (one will be used as the header image of the article) for each submission. We recommend using images fromFlickror other image depository sites that are COPYRIGHT FREE (or are allowed to be used under acreative commons licensewith due attribution to the owner). Links to selected images should be provided with the article. You may click on thislinkfor anexemplary CJD article.
Articles should be 2,000–3,000 words if written in English and 3,000–4,500 characters if written in Mandarin Chinese.
Reference and citation guides use the APA reference style.
Accepted participants will be given an opportunity to publish their papers in CJD 5th Booklet. Additionally, participants with a Taiwanese Bank Account will be paid 4,000 NTD for their paper. Due to university policy, only those with Taiwanese Bank Account (Chunghwa Post / E. SUN Commercial Bank) are eligible for contribution.