Special edition of the Journal for European Issues “Evrodijalog” on National Human Rights Institutions

Deadline for submitting articles: 10 April 2012 April 25, 2012 (extended deadline) | download call

“Evrodijalog” is a bi-annual publication of CRPRC Studiorum. The journal aims to promote objective, critical and analytical thinking on issues related to accession and membership in the European Union. For this issue of “Evrodijalog”, we encourage authors to submit articles looking into national human rights institutions, their models and the institutional reforms shaping them. (The submitted academic articles can also look at the existing institutional framework for protection of human rights and/or recommendations for possible reforms of the later, in the case of Macedonia, the region, and/or wider, both as a case study, or comparatively).

“Evrodijalog” will also make space for the standard topic, notably EU issues in the fields of law, economy, public administration, international relations, political sciences, communication, new technologies and the society, energy issue, environment, health, and all other relevant fields, giving priority to research topics directly relevant from the perspective of the Copenhagen criteria and focused on analysis and case studies regarding the needs and requirements derived from the EU acquis unionaire.

The selected articles will be published in the 16^th edition of “Evrodijalog,” which will be published digital format on CD, in Macedonian and English language. Besides the CD, the journal will be published in both
languages in electronic form at the “Evrodijalog” web site.

Instructions for authors:

1. The manuscript should be 10 to 15 pages long (4500-6000 words; checked with word count). The manuscript should be submitted in electronic form to the e-mail address: evrodijalog@studiorum.org.mk.

2. The manuscript should be typed in Word (any version), without further adjustments (automatic numbering, indenting every paragraph etc.). The tables and graphs should be formatted as plainly as possible.

3. The manuscript should include:

• Name and surname of the author and title;
• Title of the paper and subtitles (if applicable);
• Short biography of the author (1 sentence);
• Summary (abstract) in Macedonian (1/2 page, 150 words)  (for the texts submitted in English, translation of the English summary will be provided by CRPRC Studiorum);
• Summary (abstract) in  English (1/2 page, 150 words); and
• Bibliography.

4. Language editing and proofreading will be provided by the editorial staff of Evrodijalog, with author’s final approval.

5. Citation of the literature should be in compliance with the unified MLA style, as shown in the following examples:

1. Books:

• in-text citation: (Castells, 1996, p.236)
• reference list (bibliography): Castells, M. (1996). The Rise of the Network Society. Oxford, UK: Blackwell Publishers

2. Articles in journals and/or magazines:

• in-text citation: (Robins, 1998, p.128)
• reference list (bibliography): Robins, K. and Webster F. (1998). The Iron Cage of the Information Society. Information, Communication and Society, vol. 1, no. 1, 44-57

3. Article from an Internet-only journal and/or www sources:

• in-text citation: (Robins, 1998, p.128)
• reference list (bibliography): Greenfield, D. (1999, August 20). The Nature of Internet Addiction. Meetings of the American Psychological Association. Accessed April 13, 2000, from: http://www.virtual-addiction.com
• Newspaper article, in print:
• in-text citation (Economist, 08. 04. 2000)
• reference list (bibliography): Who Owns the Knowledge Economy. (April 8, 2000) The Economist, vol. 355, no. 8165, p. 3.
• Conference papers, proceedings:
• in-text citation (Blau, 1998)
• reference list (bibliography): Blau, A. Floods. (June 29 – July 1, 1998). Don’t Build Bridges: Rich Networks, Poor Citizens, and the Role of Public Libraries. Paper presented at conference Information Landscapes for a Learning Society. Bath, UK: University of Bath.

6. Chapters and sub-chapters should be numbered manually (not with auto-numbering).

The deadline for submission of papers is April 10, 2012 April 25, 2012 (extended deadline). Please submit only texts which are a final version or a final draft. Authors are kindly asked to specify when submitting the text, whether it is a final version or a final draft. The papers should be submitted to the Editorial Board via evrodijalog@studiorum.org.mk.

We are looking forward to receiving and reading your papers!

Editorial Board
Journal for European Issues ‘Evrodijalog’
Skopje, March 21, 2011

The Fifteenth edition of the Journal for European Issues “Evrodijalog”

Deadline for submitting articles: 10 November 2011.
“Evrodijalog” is a bi-annual publication of CRPRC Studiorum. The journal aims to promote objective, critical and analytical thinking on issues related to accession and membership in the European Union.

For this issue of “Evrodijalog”, we encourage authors to submit articles where they can express their creativity in a wide range of topics related to different aspects of the Macedonian approximation towards European Union, and the perspectives of that national project for joining the EU. The authors are not limited on some specific title and have freedom in the selection for the topics of their papers.
However, the topics should be in the range of questions related to EU issues in the fields of law, economy, public administration, international relations, political sciences, communication, new technologies and the society, energy issue, environment, health, and all other relevant fields, giving priority to research topics directly relevant from the perspective of the Copenhagen criteria and focused on analysis and case studies regarding the needs and requirements derived from the EU acquis communitaire.
The selected articles will be published in the fifteenth edition of “Evrodijalog”, which will be published in digital form on CD, in Macedonian and English language. CRPRC Studiorum will secure translation of the articles, as needed. The electronic edition of “Evrodijalog” will also contain all articles in Macedonian and in English language.

Instructions for authors:
1. The manuscript should be 10 to 15 pages long (4500-6000 words; checked with word count). The manuscript should be submitted in electronic form, to the e-mail address: evrodijalog@studiorum.org.mk.
2. The manuscript should be typed in Word (any version), no further adjustments are needed. The tables and graphs should be as plain formatted as possible.
3.The manuscript should include:
- Name and surname of the author and title;
- Title of the paper and subtitles (if applicable);
- Short biography of the author (1-3 sentences);
- Summary (abstract) in Macedonian (1/2 page)  (for the texts submitted in English, translation of the English summary will be provided by CRPRC Studiorum);
- Summary (abstract) in  English (1/2 page); and
- Bibliography.
4. Language editing and proofreading will be provided by the editorial staff of Evrodijalog.
5. Citation of the literature should be in compliance with the unified MLA style, as shown in the following example:
- for books: – in the text: (Castells, p.236)  – at the end of the text (in bibliography): Castells, M. The Rise of the Network Society, Blackwell Publishers, Oxford, UK, 1996.
- for magazines: in the text: (Robins, p.128) – at the end of the text (in bibliography): Robins, K. and Webster F., “The Iron Cage of the Information Society”, Information, Communication and Society, vol. 1, no. 1, Routledge Journals, Hamphire, UK,1998:44-57
- for Web pages used: Greenfield, D. “The Nature of Internet Addiction”, Meetings of the American Psychological Association, August 20, 1999. Available: www.virtual-addiction.com (Accessed: April 13, 2000).
- for newspapers used: _____ “Who Owns the Knowledge Economy”, The Economist, vol. 355, no. 8165, The Economist Newspaper Limited, London, UK, April 8, 2000.
- for conference proceedings: Blau, A. “Floods Don’t Build Bridges: Rich Networks, Poor Citizens, and the Role of Public Libraries”, Information Landscapes for a Learning Society, June 29 – July 1, 1998, University of Bath, UK,1998.
The deadline for submission of papers is November 10, 2011. Please submit only texts which are a final version or a final draft! Authors are kindly asked to specify when submitting the text, whether it is a final version of a final draft. The papers should be submitted to the Editorial Board on evrodijalog@studiorum.org.mk.

We look forward to receiving and reading your papers!

Editorial Board,
Journal for European Issues ‘Evrodijalog’
Skopje, October 20, 2011

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Call for Papers for Journal for European Issues “Evrodijalog” – Volume 15 (.pdf)

Deadline for submitting articles: 17 April 2011

“Evrodijalog” is a bi-annual publication of CRPRC Studiorum. The journal aims to promote objective, critical and analytical thinking on issues related to accession and membership in the European Union.
For this issue of “Evrodijalog”, we encourage authors to submit articles looking into minority rights. Articles with original and challenging perspectives on minority rights are especially welcomed.
“Evrodijalog” will also make space for the standard topic, notably EU issues in the fields of law, economy, public administration, international relations, political sciences, communication, new technologies and the society, energy issue, environment, health, and all other relevant fields, giving priority to research topics directly relevant from the perspective of the Copenhagen criteria and focused on analysis and case studies regarding the needs and requirements derived from the EU acquis communitaire.

The selected articles will be published in the printed edition of “Evrodijalog” in Macedonian and English language. CRPRC Studiorum will secure translation of the articles, as needed. The electronic edition of “Evrodijalog” will also contain all articles in Macedonian and in English language.

Instructions for authors:

1. The manuscript should be 10 to 15 pages long (4500-6000 words; checked with word count). The manuscript should be submitted in electronic form, to the e-mail address: evrodijalog@studiorum.org.mk.
2. The manuscript should be typed in Word (any version), no further adjustments are needed. The tables and graphs should be as plain formatted as possible.
3. The manuscript should include:
   • Name and surname of the author and title;
   • Title of the paper and subtitles (if applicable);
   • Short biography of the author (1-3 sentences);
   • Summary (abstract) in Macedonian (1/2 page) (for the texts submitted in English, translation of the English summary will be provided by CRPRC Studiorum);
   • Summary (abstract) in English (1/2 page); and
   • Bibliography.
4. Language editing and proofreading will be provided by the editorial staff of Evrodijalog.
5. Citation of the literature should be in compliance with the unified MLA style, as shown in the following example:
   • for books: – in the text: (Castells, p.236) – at the end of the text (in bibliography): Castells, M. The Rise of the Network Society, Blackwell Publishers, Oxford, UK, 1996.
   • for magazines: in the text: (Robins, p.128) – at the end of the text (in bibliography): Robins, K. and Webster F., “The Iron Cage of the Information Society”, Information, Communication and Society, vol. 1, no. 1, Routledge Journals, Hamphire, UK,1998:44-57
   • for Web pages used: Greenfield, D. “The Nature of Internet Addiction”, Meetings of the American Psychological Association, August 20, 1999. Available: www.virtual-addiction.com (Accessed: April 13, 2000).
   • for newspapers used: _____ “Who Owns the Knowledge Economy”, The Economist, vol. 355, no. 8165, The Economist Newspaper Limited, London, UK, April 8, 2000.
   • for conference proceedings: Blau, A. “Floods Don’t Build Bridges: Rich Networks, Poor Citizens, and the Role of Public Libraries”, Information Landscapes for a Learning Society, June 29 – July 1, 1998, University of Bath, UK,1998.

The deadline for submission of papers is 17 April 2011. Please submit only texts which are a final version or a final draft! Authors are kindly asked to specify when submitting the text, whether it is a final version of a final draft. The papers should be submitted to the Editorial Board on evrodijalog@studiorum.org.mk.

We look forward to receiving and reading your papers!

Editorial Board,

Journal for European Issues “Evrodijalog”

Skopje, 10 March 2011

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Call for Papers for Journal for European Issues “Evrodijalog” – Volume 14 (.pdf)

Deadline for submission of papers: 25 December 2010
The Center for Regional Policy Research and Cooperation ‘Studiorum’ announces call for papers for the Journal for European Issues “Evrodijalog” – Volume 13. “Evrodijalog” is a bi-annual journal, publication of the CRPRC “Studiorum”. The journal aims to promote objective, critical and analytical thinking on issues related to European Union and EU accession in various disciplines.
We encourage all those researching EU issues in the fields of law, economy, public administration, international relations, political sciences, communication, new technologies and the society, energy issue,
environment, health, and all other relevant fields to submit their papers. “Evrodijalog” gives priority to research topics directly relevant from the perspective of the Copenhagen criteria and focused on analysis and
case studies regarding the needs and requirements derived from the EU acquis communitaire.
The submitted article shall be published in the printed edition of “Evrodijalog” in Macedonian language.
Translation of manuscripts for authors whose mother tongue is not Macedonian will be provided by CRPRC Studiorum. The electronic issue of journal, published on the “Evrodijalog” website will contain all papers in
Macedonian language. If the paper is originally submitted in English language, the English version will also be included in the electronic edition.

Instructions for authors

1. The texts should be up to 15 pages (maximum of 6000 words; please check with word count). The texts should be submitted in electronic form.
2. The text should be typed in Word (any version), no further adjustments are needed. The tables and graphs should be as plain formatted as possible.
3. The text should include:
   - Name and surname of the author and title;
   - Title and subtitles (if needed);
   - Short biography of the author (1-3 sentences);
   - Summary (abstract) in Macedonian (1/2 page) (translation of the English summary will be provided by CRPRC Studiorum for the texts submitted in English);
   - Summary (abstract) in English (1/2 page); and
   - Bibliography.
4. Language editing and typing corrections are obligation of the editorial staff of Eurodialogue.5. Citation of the literature used should be in compliance with the unified MLA style, as shown in the next example:
   - for books: – in the text: (Castells, p.236) – at the end of the text (for references) : Castells, M. The Rise of the Network Society, Blackwell Publishers, Oxford, UK, 1996.
   - for magazines: in the text: (Robins, p.128) – at the end of the text (for references) Robins, K. and Webster F., “The Iron Cage of the Information Society”, Information, Communication and Society, vol. 1, no. 1, Routledge Journals, Hamphire, UK,1998:44-57
   - for Web pages used: Greenfield, D. “The Nature of Internet Addiction”, Meetings of the American Psychological Association, August 20, 1999, Available: www.virtual-addiction.com (Accessed: April 13, 2000).
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   - for newspapers used: _____ “Who Owns the Knowledge Economy”, The Economist, vol. 355, no. 8165, The Economist Newspaper Limited, London, UK, April 8, 2000.
   - for conference proceedings :Blau, A. “Floods Don’t Build Bridges: Rich Networks, Poor Citizens, and the Role of Public Libraries”, Information Landscapes for a Learning Society, June 29 – July 1, 1998, University of Bath, UK,1998.

The deadline for submission of papers is 25 December 2010. Please submit only texts which are a final version or a final draft! Authors are kindly asked to specify when submitting the text, whether it is a final
version of a final draft. The papers should be submitted to the Editorial Board on evrodijalog@studiorum.org.mk.

We look forward to receiving and reading your papers!
Editorial Board,
Journal for European Issues ‘Evrodijalog’
Skopje, 01 December 2010

Goran Ilic, PhD in political studies at ISPPI

Post-Lisbon Europe and the Challenge of Multipolarizm

Zhikica Pagovski

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Ina Peneva

Ivana Djurov

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