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Organisation:&#160;Institute of contemporary History - FCSH/NOVAVenue:&#160;LisbonDates:&#160;23 and 24 November 2017PresentationEconomic diplomacy is an important factor in the analysis and construction of today's globalization, establishing mechanisms with high potential for the development of economic growth. The importance of diplomacy can be understood, in one side, through its internationalizing dimension, by opening internal markets to the exterior, on the other hand, through the organization of areas of influence, which allow the development of countries economically hegemonic.To understand this phenomenon in an historical perspective, from 19th&#160;century's liberalism to the 1980's neoliberalism and focusing on autarky during fascism, the European construction and other economic models is necessary to a better comprehension of diplomatic relations which are at the core of political debate. Economy as the basis for bilateral relations between countries involves a significant number of agents, in which the pursuit of objectives is made and developed in different ways, from theoretical models to governmental praxis.Southern Europe's (Portugal, Spain, Italy and Greece) case is an important one to conceptualize these questions. With economic structures based in agriculture and a late industrialization process, levels of dependence which came gradually came to be established have been reduced by the European cooperation movements created in the post-war period. Studding diplomatic behaviours and its economic consequences in this region is crucial for a better understating of contemporary globalisation.Having in mind these questions, we intend to approach the distinct dimensions of South&#8217;s Europe case as peripheral economies and their integration in diplomatic relationships through an interdisciplinary conference, open to researches from all areas of social sciences and humanities.DeadlinesSubmission of abstracts - 30 April 2017Notification of acceptance - 30 May 2017Programme - 15 July 2017Thematic AxesModels and theoretical reflexions on diplomacy;Actors and protagonists in economic diplomacy;Economic and diplomatic activity in a context of crisis;Economic diplomacy and internationalization/globalization;Empires, colonialism and economic diplomacy.The submission of proposals should include title, abstract (maximum 300 words), a short biography (maximum 100 words). Presentations will have 20-minute length. Proposals should be sent until the 30 April 2017 to the email&#160;diplomaciaeconomica2017@gmail.com. The organising committee foresees the publication of a collective volume. Full papers will be subjected to a peer-review process and then published.Working languagesPortuguese and English. There will be no simultaneous interpretation.Organising CommitteeAna Paula Pires&#160;(IHC-FCSH/NOVA and Stanford University)Isabel Baltazar&#160;(IHC-FCSH/NOVA)Leonardo Aboim Pires&#160;(IHC-FCSH/NOVA)Marisa Fernandes&#160;(IHC-FCSH/NOVA)Teresa Nunes&#160;(IHC-FCSH/NOVA and FLUL)Yvette Santos&#160;(IHC-FCSH/NOVA)Scientific CommitteeAlice Cunha&#160;(IHC-FCSH/NOVA)Filipe Ribeiro de Meneses&#160;(IHC-FCSH/NOVA and University of Ireland Maynooth)Jo&#227;o Paulo Avel&#227;s Nunes&#160;(CEIS20/UC and IHC-FCSH/NOVA)Jos&#233; Maria Brand&#227;o de Brito&#160;(ISEG/UL and IHC-FCSH/NOVA)Maria Fernanda Rollo&#160;(IHC-FCSH/NOVA)Maria Manuela Tavares Ribeiro&#160;(CEIS20/UC)Pedro Aires Oliveira&#160;(IHC-FCSH/NOVA)Teresa Nunes&#160;(IHC-FCSH/NOVA and FLUL)Organiza&#231;&#227;o:&#160;Instituto de Hist&#243;ria Contempor&#226;nea - FCSH/NOVALocal:&#160;LisboaDatas:&#160;23 e 24 de Novembro de 2017Apresenta&#231;&#227;oA diplomacia econ&#243;mica revela-se como um fator significativo na an&#225;lise da constru&#231;&#227;o da globaliza&#231;&#227;o em que hoje nos inserimos, constituindo um mecanismo com elevado potencial para a execu&#231;&#227;o de objetivos de crescimento econ&#243;mico dos pa&#237;ses. A sua import&#226;ncia pode ser compreendida, por um lado, na sua dimens&#227;o de internacionaliza&#231;&#227;o e abertura ao exterior dos mercados internos, por outro lado, na organiza&#231;&#227;o de zonas de influ&#234;ncia e a paulatina edifica&#231;&#227;o de pa&#237;ses economicamente hegem&#243;nicos.A compreens&#227;o deste fen&#243;meno na perspetiva hist&#243;rica, desde o liberalismo do s&#233;culo XIX at&#233; ao neoliberalismo da d&#233;cada de 1980, passando pelos modelos aut&#225;rcicos dos fascismos, a nova ordem internacional do p&#243;s-Segunda Guerra Mundial e a constru&#231;&#227;o europeia, &#233; necess&#225;ria para a compreens&#227;o alargada sobre as pr&#225;ticas econ&#243;mico-diplom&#225;ticas que hoje ocupam um lugar central no debate pol&#237;tico. A economia como catalisador das pr&#225;ticas diplom&#225;ticas entre pa&#237;ses envolve ainda uma mir&#237;ade de atores, onde as formas de coordena&#231;&#227;o para a persecu&#231;&#227;o de objetivos se operam de m&#250;ltiplas formas, desde as constru&#231;&#245;es te&#243;ricas &#224; praxis governativa.O caso da Europa do Sul (Portugal, Espanha, It&#225;lia e Gr&#233;cia) revela-se importante na concetualiza&#231;&#227;o destas quest&#245;es. Com estruturas econ&#243;micas assentes no setor prim&#225;rio e com um tardio processo de industrializa&#231;&#227;o caraterizado por avan&#231;os e recuos, foram-se estabelecendo n&#237;veis de depend&#234;ncia, paulatinamente mitigados ap&#243;s a cria&#231;&#227;o dos movimentos de coopera&#231;&#227;o emergentes no contexto do p&#243;s-guerra. Averiguar os comportamentos diplom&#225;ticos ao longo da contemporaneidade e os seus reflexos na economia desta regi&#227;o torna-se importante na compreens&#227;o da constru&#231;&#227;o do mundo global dos nossos dias.Tendo presentes estas quest&#245;es, pretende-se abordar as m&#250;ltiplas dimens&#245;es do caso da Europa do Sul enquanto economia perif&#233;rica e a sua inser&#231;&#227;o nas rela&#231;&#245;es diplom&#225;ticas de &#226;mbito econ&#243;mico atrav&#233;s da realiza&#231;&#227;o de uma confer&#234;ncia interdisciplinar (hist&#243;ria, ci&#234;ncias pol&#237;ticas, econ&#243;micas e sociais).Calendariza&#231;&#227;oAbertura para a apresenta&#231;&#227;o de propostas &#8211; 15 de Fevereiro de 2017T&#233;rmino de apresenta&#231;&#227;o de propostas &#8211; 30 de Abril de 2017Respostas &#224;s propostas apresentadas &#8211; 30 de Maio de 2017Divulga&#231;&#227;o do programa &#8211; 15 de Junho de 2017Linhas tem&#225;ticas a abordarModelos e reflex&#245;es te&#243;ricas sobre a diplomacia;Atores e protagonistas da diplomacia econ&#243;mica;Atividade econ&#243;mico-diplom&#225;tica em contexto de crise;Diplomacia econ&#243;mica e mundializa&#231;&#227;o/internacionaliza&#231;&#227;o/globaliza&#231;&#227;o;Imp&#233;rios, colonialismo e diplomacia econ&#243;mica.As propostas de comunica&#231;&#227;o dever&#227;o conter, t&#237;tulo, resumo (entre 250 e 300 palavras), acompanhadas de uma nota biogr&#225;fica do autor (m&#225;ximo 100 palavras), que se proponham discutir as tem&#225;ticas indicadas em apresenta&#231;&#245;es de 20 minutos. Envie a sua proposta para at&#233; ao dia 30 de Mar&#231;o de 2017 para&#160;diplomaciaeconomica2017@gmail.com. Desta confer&#234;ncia prev&#234;-se uma publica&#231;&#227;o que reunir&#225; os trabalhos enviados pelos participantes, ap&#243;s avalia&#231;&#227;o por peer-review.L&#237;nguas de TrabalhoPortugu&#234;s e Ingl&#234;s.Comiss&#227;o OrganizadoraAna Paula Pires&#160;(IHC-FCSH/NOVA e&#160;Stanford University)Isabel Baltazar&#160;(IHC-FCSH/NOVA)Leonardo Aboim Pires&#160;(IHC-FCSH/NOVA)Marisa Fernandes&#160;(IHC-FCSH/NOVA)Teresa Nunes&#160;(IHC-FCSH/NOVA e FLUL)Yvette Santos&#160;(IHC-FCSH/NOVA)Comiss&#227;o Cient&#237;ficaAlice Cunha&#160;(IHC-FCSH/NOVA)Filipe Ribeiro de Meneses&#160;(IHC-FCSH/NOVA e&#160;University of Ireland Maynooth)Jo&#227;o Paulo Avel&#227;s Nunes&#160;(CEIS20/UC e IHC-FCSH/NOVA)Jos&#233; Maria Brand&#227;o de Brito&#160;(ISEG/UL e IHC-FCSH/NOVA)Maria Fernanda Rollo&#160;(IHC-FCSH/NOVA)Maria Manuela Tavares Ribeiro&#160;(CEIS20/UC)Pedro Aires Oliveira&#160;(IHC-FCSH/NOVA)Teresa Nunes&#160;(IHC-FCSH/NOVA e FLUL)