Demcon

Presenters

Demcon 2005 Conference:
Supranational Political Community: Substance? Conditions? Pitfalls?

September 30 to October 2, 2005
University of Victoria
Victoria, British Columbia
Canada

We are pleased to introduce this year's speakers and their papers (as available):

Richard Bellamy University College London	Paper: Still in Deficit: Rights, Regulation and Democracy in the EU
Ruth Buchanan University of British Columbia	Paper: Pluralism and Community beyond the Nation
Tom Campbell Charles Sturt University, Australian National University, University of Melbourne	Paper: Supranationalism: democracy and diversity
Emilios Christodoulidis University of Edinburgh	Paper: Self-determination: performatives, displacements and elisions
Lisa Conant University of Denver	Paper: Rights and the Limits of Solidarity in Europe's Supranational Political Community
Cindy Holder University of Victoria	Paper: Human Rights and Communal Sovereignty: Must they be in tension?
Achim Hurrelmann University of Bremen	Paper: Political Globalization, Social Integration, and Four Models of Supranational Political Community
Riva Kastoryano Chargée de recherche au CNRS (CERI)	Paper: Community, Nation and Territory
Hans Lindahl Tilburg University	Paper: The EU and the Self-Consitution of Political Community: Conceptual and Normative Issues
Willem Maas New York University	Paper: A Supranational Constitution for European Citizens?
Glyn Morgan Harvard University	Paper: Europe's Need for Sovereignty
Val Napoleon University of Alberta	Topic: A Micro Perspective on the Macro: The Creation of the Dunvegan Beaver Indian Band and Its Demise
Kerry Rittich University of Toronto	Paper: The Politics and Culture of Market Integration
Omid Payrow Shabani University of Guelph	Paper: The Constitutionalization Project in Europe: Constitutional Patriotism as a model of Postnational Political Association
Jo Shaw University of Edinburgh	Paper: Mainstreaming Equality and Diversity in a Complex Polity: the challenge for the EU
Stephen Tierney University of Edinburgh	Paper: A Community of communities? Multi-layered Pluralism at Supranational Level
Jim Tully University of Victoria	Paper: On the Nature of the 'New' Imperialism (Victoria Colloquium presentation)
Rob Walker University of Victoria	n/a
Amy Verdun University of Victoria	n/a
Antje Wiener Queen's University Belfast	Final Comment: Transnational Arenas, Contested Meanings, Exclusive Citizenship On the Possibility of Supranational Community: What’s to be learned from the European Case?