"Inclusion and Exclusion as Constitutive Elements of Society Formation Processes"
11-14 July 2016 Toruń (Poland)
It can be said that the paradigm of civil society in the processes of nation-building does not find clear usage in the research on nationalism. Such research approach would be very inspiring as a model for explaining the role of democracy and power in nationalism or relations between the individual and a social group. Without a doubt the contemporary nation is a form of organization of modern mass societies which uses existence conditions, formulation of goals and attributes of civil society. It realizes the promise of solidarity and community, which makes the nation so attractive and constructs the identity of masses. Without such structures of self-organization of civil society, implementation of thinking in national categories is unimaginable, and only a self-organization commitment towards the nation brings the feeling of bonds and mobilization potential for every possibility, which lets the nationalized societies function. The necessary equalization with individual project of life done by that develops a spectrum, which fulfills the necessity of security by an individual. Understanding society through the idea of nation and the functionality of civil society constitutes the strength and stability of national movement. Feasibility is perceived as an important civilization element.
In the sense of research "close to society", the existential question will be asked about basic parameters of change and adjusting to them of human being. Cultural bonds, transitional spaces and territories inhabited by mixed ethnic groups, which negate formal patterns of homogenic society become particularly effective for demonstrating the models of social development, which are used in order to bring answers to actual questions about conflict solutions and society organization options.
The work of the summer school is divided into four work groups:
1. Nationalization of the Society as Normative Unification Process
2. Determinants of Closed and Open Societies
3. Nationality Policies in Multinational States
4. Economic Aspects of Social Exclusion
11-14 July 2016 Toruń (Poland)
It can be said that the paradigm of civil society in the processes of nation-building does not find clear usage in the research on nationalism. Such research approach would be very inspiring as a model for explaining the role of democracy and power in nationalism or relations between the individual and a social group. Without a doubt the contemporary nation is a form of organization of modern mass societies which uses existence conditions, formulation of goals and attributes of civil society. It realizes the promise of solidarity and community, which makes the nation so attractive and constructs the identity of masses. Without such structures of self-organization of civil society, implementation of thinking in national categories is unimaginable, and only a self-organization commitment towards the nation brings the feeling of bonds and mobilization potential for every possibility, which lets the nationalized societies function. The necessary equalization with individual project of life done by that develops a spectrum, which fulfills the necessity of security by an individual. Understanding society through the idea of nation and the functionality of civil society constitutes the strength and stability of national movement. Feasibility is perceived as an important civilization element.
In the sense of research "close to society", the existential question will be asked about basic parameters of change and adjusting to them of human being. Cultural bonds, transitional spaces and territories inhabited by mixed ethnic groups, which negate formal patterns of homogenic society become particularly effective for demonstrating the models of social development, which are used in order to bring answers to actual questions about conflict solutions and society organization options.
The work of the summer school is divided into four work groups:
1. Nationalization of the Society as Normative Unification Process
2. Determinants of Closed and Open Societies
3. Nationality Policies in Multinational States
4. Economic Aspects of Social Exclusion
The Summer School is addressed to PhD students of all humanistic disciplines.
Every participant of the Summer School will be actively working in a discussion group under the guidance of CGS fellow. The fellows will deliver the preparatory reading.
The results of the event will be published in a reviewed volume of the "CGS Studies" scientific series, at the Cambridge Scholars Publishing House (UK). Every participant will be invited to deliver a paper related to the topic and inspired by the event.
The working language is English - all the discussions will be held and papers for the book have to be prepared in English.
Admission fee: 110 €/450 PLN (with accommodation) 90 €/370 PLN (without accommodation)
The fee covers:
- accommodation with breakfast and other board,
- participation in the working groups' discussions and other related events,
- summer school materials,
- publication of the paper in English in a book of the series "CGS Studies",
- official banquet.
Application deadline: 20.06.2016
More information: www.cgs.umk.pl
Every participant of the Summer School will be actively working in a discussion group under the guidance of CGS fellow. The fellows will deliver the preparatory reading.
The results of the event will be published in a reviewed volume of the "CGS Studies" scientific series, at the Cambridge Scholars Publishing House (UK). Every participant will be invited to deliver a paper related to the topic and inspired by the event.
The working language is English - all the discussions will be held and papers for the book have to be prepared in English.
Admission fee: 110 €/450 PLN (with accommodation) 90 €/370 PLN (without accommodation)
The fee covers:
- accommodation with breakfast and other board,
- participation in the working groups' discussions and other related events,
- summer school materials,
- publication of the paper in English in a book of the series "CGS Studies",
- official banquet.
Application deadline: 20.06.2016
More information: www.cgs.umk.pl
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