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1. Dissemination by the University of Bergen Yngve Georg Lithman Publications n.d. European integration – towards a common European identity Presented at the Norsk handelshögskola conference (Global Economic Perspectives Conference 2004). Ready for submission. n.d. Youth, Otherness and the Plural City: Modes of Belonging and Social Life. (Co-edited with Mette Andersson.) Daedalus 2005. (forthcoming). 2004 Envisioning Togetherness: Politics of Identity and Forms of Belonging. Co-edited with HakanG. Sicakkan. New York: Edwin Mellen Press. (In press - release in April 2005). 2003 Diversity and Citizenship: The European Union, Citizens, Minorities, and Migrants. Co-edited with Hakan G. Sicakkan. Bergen: BRIC. 2004 Citizenship and Modes of Belonging: European Challenges. Forthcoming as IMER/Willy Brandt Working Paper. Malmö University. 2004 Disconnecting Place. Contribution to the European Association of Social Anthropologists. Vienna, Sept. 8-12. To be published in proceedings. 2004 McJihad: Radical Transnationalism and Terrorism. Social Analysis (revised manuscript to be submitted in June 2004). 2004 Europe, Wars, and Visions of the Future. Social Analysis 2004:2 (forthcoming). 2004 When Researchers Disagree: Epistemology, Multiculturalism, Universities and the State. Ethnicities4(2):155-184. 2003 Epistemology and Multiculturalism. In: Austrian Sociological Association, Proceedings from the 2003 Congress “Integrating Europe”. Vienna: ÖSV, http:www.Oegs.ac.at/files/paper/Lithamn Notes.doc. 2003 Globalization and Terrorism in and of the Diaspora. Sydney & Canberra: Australian National University Europe Study Centre Technical Paper No 71,2003; 22pp. (In the series: The Challenges of Immigration and Integration in the European Union and Australia.). 114
2003 Radical Transnationalism and Terrorism of the Diaspora. I: Cesari, J., ed., European Muslims and the Secular State in a Comparative Perspective. Paris: G.S.R.L. (CNRS & Ecole des Haut. Etudes); s. 180-205. Conferences 2004 November – Nordic Migration research Conference. Aalborg (forthcoming). 2004 – XIIIth International Metropolis International Conference. Geneva. 2004 – Sept. 8-12 European Association of Social Anthropologists. Vienna. 2004 – June 7, Immigrant Ascension to Citizenship: Recent Policies and Economic and Social Consequences: International conference organized under the auspices of the Willy Brandt Guest Professorship’s Chair International Migration and Ethnic Relations (IMER), Malmö University, Malmö, (key note speaker). 2004 – May 12-14 Norwegian Research Council Conference on Youth and Diversity, Oslo. 2003 – Canadian National Metropolis Conference, Edmonton. 2003 – NOCRIME/CNRS conference on Muslim migrants, Paris, plenary presentation. 2003 – The Eight Metropolis International Conference – two workshop presentations. 2003 – The Austrian Sociological Association Conference on Europe, sub-plenary invited lecture. Hakan Gürcan Sicakkan Book/monograph series edited by Sicakkan 2004 - Glocalmig Series: Migrants, Minorities, Belongings and Citizenship, Series Editor H.G. Sicakkan, Bergen: BRIC. The Glocalmig Series comprises 8 volumes, which are presented in the beginning of Part 5 of this report. Books (Monographs, Textbooks, Anthologies) 2004 – Envisioning Togetherness: Politics of Identity and Modes of Belonging. Edited by H.G. Sicakkanand Y. Lithman (accepted and in print at Edwin Mellen Press, London and New York). 115
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EU RESEARCH ON SOCIAL SCIENCES AND
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EUROPEAN COMMISSION EU RESEARCH ON
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Preface Within the Fifth Community
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Table of contents Preface v Aknowle
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Aknowledgements On behalf of the Un
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The above statement should be regar
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meticulously addressing the citizen
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contexts. Policy responses to socia
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findings could only include certain
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collected during the country studie
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III. SCIENTIFIC DESCRIPTION OF PROJ
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These anomalies require supplement
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The dimensions that Glocalmig focus
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spheres of interaction, meaning, an
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Residence, Permanent Residence, Mat
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