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Call for Papers: Arab Revolutions and BeyondDate: January 25th 2013Conference“Arab Revolutions and Beyond: Change and Persistence”Cairo19th-­21th October 2013Call for Papers Young Researchers Conference in the Framework of the DAAD Project “Challenges and Transformations in the Wake of the Arab Spring”FU Berlin *Cairo University * GJU Amman *University of Tunis El Manar* University of BenghaziPapers will undergo review and will be selected according to their academic quality.The conference languages are English and Arabic (translation from Arabic to English only duringthe conference).Please indicate the language of your presentation in the abstract.The organizers call on PhD students, Post-­‐Docs and senior researchers, specifically those based in the Arab region, to submit their abstracts by January 25th 2013 to the following address:cairoconf@ymail.com.Application materials should include an abstract of 300 words in English, as well as the Curriculum vitae of the applicants (maximum two pages).Applicants will be informed about the selection by April 2013. Final papers for the conference have to be submitted by 15 September 2013. The conference proceedings will be published. Papers will be selected according to academic quality. The travel expenditureswillbe covered to a large extent by a DAAD (German Academic Exchange Service) fund. Reimbursement of ticket and accommodation cost will bepossible upon receipt in Cairo. Upon acceptance of the paper, applicants will receive further information. Organizers Freie Universität Berlin: Prof. Dr. Cilja Harders, Center for Middle Eastern and North African PoliticsUniversity of Tunis El Manar: Prof. Dr. Mohamed Kerrou,Department of Political Science Cairo University: Prof. Dr. Abla el Khawaga, Faculty for Economic and Political Sciences and Prof. Dr. Ola Al-­‐Khawaga, Faculty for Economic and Political Sciences German-­‐ Jordanian University Amman: Prof. Dr. Serena Sandri, School of Management and Logistics Sciences University of Benghazi: Prof. Dr. Amal Obeidi, Department of Political Science, Faculty of Economics.